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flIDAY, OCT. ll, 1$M.
The Reel/reslV Ise.emeal/.
The agitation among the New Lt'r.g-
land eaaufaeturen fur the repeal of the
duties on coal and iron ore is Reboot(
strength leery day. The Massachusetts
weavers of woollen and worsted yarns
have chimed in -at least already over
one-third of them have dune so -with $
demand for the repeal of the duty oo
raw wool. Mr Sank, the statistician
of the Iron and Steel Association of
Pennsylvania, • protectlooist organiza-
tion, tries to make it appear that the
repeal of these duties would be of no
service to the manufacturers, inasmuch
WI "they could not we Nova Scotia coal,
coke or iron eon if they got them for
nothing." TOM absurd assertion leads
the Boston herald to retort that in tate
ease there is no necessity at all for ex-
cluding those Canadian products, and
the duties upon tbetn might as well be
abolished. The mauutactttrers, who
may be supposed to know their own ba•
sinew, say there would be an enormous
demand for Canadian raw material, and
point to the import figure, during tate
existence of the treaty of 18:4-66. Any
treaty of reciprocity most come from the
United States Senate, and the fact that
New England has twelve members in
that body, or nearly oils -sixth of the
whole, is an encouraging one for the
friends of closer trade relations.
Some of the protectiooista on the Can-
adian side of the line are as unreasona-
ble and reckless as Mr Swank. They
pretend to say that the New England
market would oat be of much benefit to
the Maritime Provinces. Consider-
able light can be obtained on this branch
of the question by • perusal of the sta-
tistics for Massachusetts as furnished by
the Stats census taken in 1886 The
entire capital invested in Ma.saehosetts
industries is $600,304.000; 380.000 hands
are employed: and the product in 1885
amounted in value to $674,634,000. The
leading indoMries are those of cotton
goods, boots and shoes, clothing, food
preparations, furniture, leather, machin-
ery and metallic goods, paper, dyeing
and bleaching, woollens and worsted
goods. Canadian protectionists boast of
the Manitoba market which they have
secured for the older provinces by im-
posing •'sernss duties upon the settler.
It happened that • special census .1 the
Northwest Territories was taken in
1885. the same year as the State census
of Massachusetts, and a epeeist census of
Manitoba the year after. The Territo-
ries onetain 45.400 persons, of whom
20,400 are Indians. and Manitoba 108,
600, of whom 15.000 are Half -breads and
Indians. The total amount of apt
tal invested in menu:sharing in
de stries in the Territories ie given as
$771,000, and in Manitoba as 53.4711.•
000. The number of hands emplaced to
beth plates is under three tli.ousse•l. if
the Northwest market te $ valuable one,
what of the market afforded by the sin
gee State of Masssckagpfta, to say moth
tag tot lbs other New England Mali. or
.t the rest of the Amsriesn i'nice 1 Ae-
carding to the Canadian len... of 1881
the espial i...Med to min eifsrtming on -
der ltiee is the whole Domenico' was
$1116,300.030, the ■umher of hands mm -
played 1114,0110. sur th. anneal rains rd
time prnd.et $310,1111,0(10 Rens if ww
m;p the eltn.agnst ammismw.a that
tame is Wee as _itch sspital Jammed
now and twice as se..b produced, it will
be semi that in point of industrial dr
%elopeaent M•machusetts alone not
strips Gorda at large. Facts of this
kind show how ridiculous Canadian pro-
tectionists can make themselves in area -
INF anima reciprocity with our best
market The Boston Globe (Dem.) esti-
mates that after five years of reciprocity
ten million tons of Nova Scotia coal
would be imported into the United
States, sod from three to five million
tons of iron ora The leather, Mursitsr.,
paper, woollen, and other industries
would draw • great deal of their raw
material from us ; and factories of vari-
ous kinds would doubtless be started in
Canada at the source 4 supply.
The whole subject will some up for
discussion in Congress, which meets in
December, on the presentation of the
petition of the New England manufac-
turers for cheap coal, iron and wool.
The selfishness of the few cannot much
lotgerlprsystl against the intelligent self-
itterest of the many. If the Liberal
party were in power at Ottawa it would
be an easy matter for us to obtain reci-
procity u1 some sort within the next two
or three years ; but the present Govern-
ment is entangled with the tariff.fd
manufacturers who feel that if the prin-
ciple of reciprocal trade be recognized at
all, its logical extension and application
to the entire exchange between the two
countries is only a ques.ioa of time.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
A Word or two *beat new P.Mleations
That ave cease to Mead.
IIIAsras'e Ma0*ZI$1 FOR Oe -TONER.
Hunger for good American short
stories can be satisfied by the feast of
this species of literature to be found in
the October N umber of Harper's Maga-
eine. Edward Bellamy contributes •
sketch entitled "With the Eyes Shut,"
which, even if the writer's name were
not given, would betray, in the original-
ity of its conception, rho author of
"Looking Backward ;" Annie Trumbull
Simeon develops a fanciful idiot in
' Rutterneggs," which abe further de
scribes in a sub -title as "A Story of
Heredity ;" Margaret J. Freston tells,
in "Aunt Dorothy's Funeral," of obse-
quies wbich "man proposed,' but which
were subeequeotly celebrated with joy
and merriment ; and Mn Lucy C. Lillie,
in "Captain Brooke's Prejudice," relater
the story of a caprice and its consequen-
ces to two lovers. Hunger for good
artistes and illustrations will also be
satisfied by the contests of this Number
of fierper's. Professor Charles Eliot
Norton, of Harvard University, presents
a paper upon "The Building of the
Church of St. -Dania," involving an in-
teresting analysis of the period and of
the rise of ''the new and glorious style'
of Gothic architecture. W. W. Keen,
M.D., the eminent Philadelphia surgeon,
giver a clear and comprehensive account
of "Recent Progress in Surgery," &ho.-
ing the marvellous advance that has
been achieved in this department of
medicine. T. de T elatrup furnishes
many illustrations emphasizing Tbecdor.
Child's descriptiod 4+1 "The Fair of
Nijnu-Novgorod." Professor W. G.
Blaikie, D.D., conceals, under the title
"A Corner of Scotland worth Know-
ing," the nems of • charming spot on the
southern shore of the Firth of Forth.
Two authors are their own artists
Howard Pyle describing, with pen and
pencil, "A Peculiar People --a German
Baptist eset-the Dunker, of Pennsyl-
vania ; and Tristram Ella, what he saw
on • visit to "Ha.rapolis and its White
Terrace." Edwin A. Abbey illuitratee,
with nine drswiogs, "The Noble Pat-
rols," by Austin Dobson ; and Alfred
Parsons embellishes in like manner
Wordsworth's sonnet, "Hail Twilight"
Howard Hall contributes a poem enti-
tled "All's Well at the Earth ;" and
Lucy Iarc.m another entitled "Dir
oovery," which looks to the hero of
1492. George William Curtis and Wil-
liam Dean Howells the month both
speak of recent publications, and also
certain subjects leering upon Oar
country. Charles Dudley W con -
times his story of American social life -
"A little Journey 1n the World" --and
contributes to the Editor's Drawer a
humorous gassy upon a mysterious sub-
ject.
Tan oceosOr0t1T A` N.
The modern Vagazine may be taken
as embodying the best literature of the
w. rid, as the magazine editor pays the
ht_Lwt puce• to novelists, sr:oni nes,
statesmen, soldiers, and even kings and
prince., fee the best they can fnrnuh in
the literary Ione. The well edited mag• -
mine becinnes en educating in8oeneee in
the family cirolw, whose imp ortane.i an -
not be over-estimated. The children, se
they grow op, are attracted by its 111.•
teatime, and se mime in tame to have •
taste Inc reeding. There mat ways 001110-
thing
omething that is new, sometheme that is
astunge, eemethine that is interesting ;
and we consider that w. .re do.irg our
readers a positive hwn.fit if ww are in
Mroment•1 in placing •trek • publication
within their reach The epeeist arr.new-
meal which we bare made with the (k,e
iwepifarn presents Very massed Inden-
tions/1a That seaga•ine, alth..neh only
1n the tenth moweb IM.ciM it• new man
•gwmewt, is already rwwytnIscd r one of
the sseM (w%ere tiwg piMieiti.wie of shy
Ory. 11. ie .sekieg imi enhwrs perry.
where and obtaining Them The prnpeset
... kdise. WA lr LomerytiMl - hes .sly
to be misdeed to sneers a persenawt
eebeeriber. net is why we bre gabbled
to reale, if the offer is .asrptcd Were
Amatory asst, .ash a very low tate, by
'Web our readers sea sheds the Cme-
sepeki/ae for ludo or. thew the wont
of %hie joera.l elope. Jest utak of
what the ertsebilasos snows 1 Yoe ob-
late year own house *weal si sheet the
regular proems sad hays throws is a as -
=hash gives yes, is a year, rawlytoaridaa b..drd peeve of readies sear
ter by the ablest writers of the world, is-
'bodisg sin hundred psijes of Wusttslitas
that ars s.esrp.se.d Ib point of interest
and •ie=tiese Will it not pay you to
seed • ssbssriptiee to this ogles for Tits
Swuas and the Cowitorittou immediate-
ly i Reeambr, only gm 80 for the two.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Ths 1aaem of Last S mt•&eststy Meet.
The regalem maned seeeting was held
in the mooed chamber on Friday even-
•tOrta 4th. 1889, at 8 o'clock.
Preseitt-Mayor Barin, Reeve Proud -
foot, Councillors Oi stelow, J. W. Smits,
Colborne, Reid, Nortel. Pridham, Hum-
ber, Holt, Dunlop, Nicholson. His
Worship the Mayor is the chair.
Minute. of Est meeting read, approv-
ed and signed.
His Worship Mated to the council
that be had previously recommended the
putting down of soother well at the
pbsepies station, and would again ad-
ores the acceptance of the offer
.f Mr MaEwas,00 behalf of Thomas Mc-
Lean, to bore the hole and wait for 12
months for payment, allowing blas 4 or
4jper mot. interest
His Worship also advised the chang-
ing of the Electric Light for private ser-
vice from 2000 candle power to 1000
candle power ; and elm stated the poles
were on the ground for the extension of
the electric light to the Bridge Hill, and
recommended making on certain streets
a single wire iostad of a loop.
Sexton of Maitland Cemetery report
was read as follow. :
To His Worship the Moyer, and ifwrne.-
pal Connell of (icrieriek.
GrwTU MzN,-There was only one in-
terment doriog the month of August,
and that of a cnild from Toronto ; in
September 6 intermeuta-3 adults and
3 children. Imtely I received • set of
new grave planks, which cemetery onm-
mittee ordered 2 years ago. If the new
hitching posts are not provided to less
time those trees near carriage dti.oa
will be stripped of a little bark. Yemen
respectfully,
THOMAS H000, Caretaker N.C.
The Fire Warden's report was reosiv-
sd.
A circular from mayor of Ottawa was
read and filed.
Communication from Elvidge S Mc-
Arthur referred to public works.
Communications from Ball and Re-
liance Electric Light compaoiee were
read.
Moved by Nicholson, seconded by
Colborne, that the change be made from
2,000 c.p, to 1.000 c.p.
Moved In amendment by Holt, second-
ed by Pridham, that the proposed
change in the electric light system l*
made and that the water and electric
light committee be authorized to accept
the offer of the Reliance Electric Light
company -Carried,
Communication from J. Mitchell,
s•sretary meeting of citizens, was fwd
re Goderich and C. P. R. railway: %-' .t -
Moved by Holt, seconded by Nieehol-
son, that the communication lie ever
until next meeting, and the clerk in the
meantime communicate' with the pro-
visional directors therein named for their
acq uie.cente-Carried.
The following petitions were received:
From Robt Mclean, referred to public
works committee, Sam Gibson and oth-
era, referred to public works committee
to report on, A. J. Mauger and Wm
Lee, public works committee, J Brophy,
court of reviaion.
Accounts ordered to be paid :-H.
Armstrong, $105, C. P. R. teleerspb,
$1 52; James Yates, $67.62. Referred
to Silence committee : D. K. Strachan,
1. N. C•ssiday, Eat A. Dickson. Est G
Rhyne', Joseph Kidd, Detroit Pipe Co.,
Stevens d Borne, Joseph Williams, W
T "ash, J. M. Proudfoot, R. I'. Wil.
kinson & Co., D. K. Strobe°.
Finance Committee report adopted.
Chairman Public Works report was re-
ceired and filed.
Reeve Proudfoot gave the following
notice of motion :
That he will at the next meeting of
the council move to •mead clause one
of Bylaw No 6, of 1889, by striking out
the word "three" before the word "mem-
bers" on the third line of said section
and substituting instead thereof the word
"five."
Moved by Proudfoot, abounded by
Colborne, the Electric Light and Water-
works Committee be and they ars here-
by instructed to report in writing to this
council at each meeting what has been
done by the committee from the time of
the pre.ioos meeting- Carried.
Moved by Pridham, seconded by Naf-
tal, that the present Electric laaht line
he changed fries • loop to a single line
from Victoria at via, Nelson and North
.te, along Napier to the corner of Cam-
bria road and Napier M, along Cambria
road to Nelson and along Redoes to cor-
ner of Victoria ; • lo.+p line from corner
of Ceshris ani Napier to the centre of
bridge hill. --Carried.
Moved by Holt, seconded by Naft.l,
that the matter of boring • well at the
harbor he left to a special committee, via
Mayor, Ham, Cdh.rne, J W Smyth and
Naft.l,to wn.tder and report at s special
meeting to he gelled for the purpose.
Darned, Nich darn dissenting.
rift elt.RRRSSIP.
The resignation of Wm. Campbell as
Town Clerk .ss read.
Moved hy l'rouelfrr,t,.e.eonded eryllolt,
that the resseneticve of Wm. Campbell be
.eenpted, to take effect on Monday. 711*
inn, and that the thanks o1 the council
he temierwd Mr Campbell for he et.
4eirncy as Town Clerk -Carried.
The f.•l)osing applications were rr
more,* f..r Town Clerk C Seeger. J A
Nahel, Wm Mitchell and W R Robert-
; son
*loved by Pmo.dfnnI, ..00ndea by
H..It, .bat the offer o1 C Sieger for the
mimeo.) of Town Clerk be secepted--
LsI, 11 10 6
Mev -ed by Deelop,seeondd by Pond•
lose, that the salary las Tows Stoerk be
Slayer
rul.d the mottos out of order;
It.e.w Proedfoot appealed agamet rd-
iag. Vote ---yes, Proudfoot, Where',
Haber, Holt, Dssiup--i; nay, -thea -
talon. J W Smits, Reid, N0t.i, 'Frill -
ham, Nishobma--$. Lost Mattel,
Moved by Raid, iesosied by
that James Adduce he Tows Clerk.
Moved in amee4 - 1 by
w ooded by Humber, that W. R. Rob-
e rtson be Clerk. Tea-Prosdfoot, Col -
horse, Humber, Holt, sad Dunlop -6,
Nay,-Castelos, Smith, Reid, Natal,
Pridham sed Nieholsos-6. Lost.
Moved in am.ndmrat by .r W
Smith, wooded by Pridbam, that Wm
Mitchell b. Clerk.
Moved is •meodtswt to the •m.ed-
m.otDustlup, seconded by Natal,
that J A Navel be Clerk. Yoder -
Prosdfoot, °ulbone, Mattel, Hum
ber, Dunlop, Holt. -6. Nays, Caatelon,
Smith, Reid, Pridham, Nicholson and
Mayor -6. Lost.
The stssadment in favor of Mitchell
resulted as toile's : Yeas-Proodfoot,
Csstelon, Smith, Colborne, Prtdh.ut,
Humber, Holt, Dunlopp, Nicholson- 9
Nay -Reid, Neftel -2. Carried.
Moved In amendment to Mitchell by
Prosdfoot. saouuded by Hwsb.r, that
W. R. Robertson be clerk.
The mayor ruled it oat of order, as
Robertson's name bad alreaiy hems
voted oa.
Proudfoot appealed against the ruling.
Yeas-Proudfoot, Reid, Humber, Holt,
Dunlop -b. Nays - Cantelon, Smith,
Colborne, Navel, Pridbam, Nichol.00-
6. Lost.
Moved in amendment by Naftel,
seconded byReid, that John Robertson
be clerk. eas-Reid, Na(tel, Dunlop
-3. Nays-Prosdfoot, Cantelon,Smitb,
Pridham,Colborne, Humber, Holt, Nich-
olwn- 8.
Moved by Proudfoot, seconded by
Holt in amendment, that C Seager be
clerk. Yeas - Proudfoot, Colborne,
Humber, Holt, Dunlop -5. Nay.-
Cant.lon, Smith, Reid, Naftel,e Prid-
ham, Nicholson -6.
There voted on the main motion, that
Mitchell be clerk-Csntelon, Smith,
Colborne, Pridbam, Humber, Holt,
Dunlop, Nicholson -8. Nays -Proud -
foot, Neftel, Reid -3.
Bylaw No. 9, appointing Wm Mitchell
was read.
Moved by I'roudfoot, seconded by
Dunlop, that bylaw No. 9 be now read
a first tame and blank be tilled in with
$250 as salary.
Moved in amendment by J. W. Smith,
seconded by Nicholson, that salary be
$600. Yews to amendment-Canteloo,
Smith. Pridbam, Nicholson -4. Nays--
Proudfoot. Colborne, Reid, Natal,
Humber, Holt, Dunlop -7.
Moved by Pridham, seconded by Can-
telon, that the salary be $450. -Yeas
-
C•ntelon, J. W. Smith, Pridham, Nich-
olson -4. Nays-Proudfoot, Colborn.,
Reid, Netted, Prtdbam, Humber, Nich-
olson -7.
Moved by Cantelon, seconded by
Reid, that salary be $400. Yeas-Can-
telon, J. W. Smith, Reid, Neftel, Prid-
ham, flambee, Nicholson -7. Nays-
Proudfoot, Colborne, Holt, Dunlop -4.
Moved by Smith, seconded by Hum-
ber, that the bylaw be read a second
riser and rule 34 being suspeoded,it was
read a third time sod penned.
On motion the council adjcarn..d 1t
11:43 p.m.
George Humble, wife and children,
who ars visiting in Grey township, pur-
pose retreeiog to Wichita, Kansas, this
week.
Che People's Column.
WsenLNTiD.-�aply000D GENERAL
abt, Apto
ply McOiLLICODDY.
TEACHER WANTED.
A teacher with 3rd class certificate is want-
ed for S. S. No. O. Colborne. Iltanlo school.)
Female teacher preferred. Applications will
be received up to the Sth of Nov., 1811. Ap-
plications to state qualifications and salary re-
quired. Address. ROBERT Qt' A ID.
r.
4t. Dunlop 1'. 0.
= EACHER WANTED.
For Union S.S. No 11. Ashfield. a female
cher holding a second or third class certi-
ficate. Applicatione received up to the loth
Nov, duties to commence 1M Jas. 1800. Apply
to
('HAS HAWKiNS. Sec..
23-21 8heppardt• P.O.
BOARDERS WANTED. -MRF. W.
I/ D. SHANNON le prepared to take four
Greve gentleman hoarders for the winter.
Apply at the Mose, St. Patrick street, 2341
t'SIC CLASS.
Miss F. From has re -opened her musk
class after the mid -summer vacation, and has
a few vacancies for ppupils. Apply for par i -
rulers to It. M. FItA$ER, of Fraser &
Porter. late
BARBER SHOP REMOVED.
311cu.toeri and the general public are
hereuninformed that 1 have removed my
u ttering parlor fern Kest _e to the tiquare.
nest to A. Monto( 'ice shoe emponrtm. where
1 will be prepared tortured to all ha.itosis In
my line. Fine parlor. easy chairs. and good
work guaranteed,
It Imo. 11. L WEWrON.
THE HURON HOTEL,
This well-known and popular hotel ha been
refitted and enlarged during the past season.
and is now second to none In ynality of me -
comm. -oat ion for the travelling public. Good
accommodation for transient guests
WM. ('RAID•
Square. Ooderieh. Ont. Proprietor.
IN
THE MATTER OF
JOHN ['LAURHROUGH
of the Townmlitp of Wawaneah in the Cswaty
of Huron, Farmer.
Debtor.
The shove named debtor has road. an as-
. Iasm.nt to me. mower the prevkien. of
Chap. 124 R. 5. 0 . IM17.
A meeting of the ('re. 'tote of the end
Debtor will it held e ny ofilee, la the Court
Haws.. in the Town of (4o4e.rieh. al 11.W
o'oleck Ir. the fnerwee , nn Fray. the
elevesta day of October, 1118, for the appoint-
ment of in.pertors and the giving of Direr -
Horn who reference to the Illopnral of the
estate.
Nv.vy parrs claiming In M entitled to
rank on the rets• se required to femme, ie
Venelicolara ..f maim. proved by anklet It
Innt dwrlarwttnnt. and .nosh conch. re al the
ease $cimIts of.
m _Hl'. OQew,
Gedertck. Oat, 1st, /sfw. >1I
ROttENT (+IPPON&,
tlisrlffof HneN,_
A
New Fall Goods.
T. a_ R=SSC dz MIRO_
Have received a large portion of their Tall Stock, and
desire to c811 your attention this weak to the following
goods A� special line of Dress Melton); ut till the New
Colorings, Plain, Checks and Stripes, llc. per yard,
worth 15c. in Black and
Ladies'Cashmere Hose, Seamless,
Colors, only 25c. per pair.
Great value in Knitted Shawls, choice patterns and
new coloring's.
New Prints, Cottons, Linens, Tweeds, &c.
Inspection invited.
J. A. REID & BRO.t
Jordan's Mack. Ooderbh. Attg. >Atb. MN.
Dentistry.
M NICHOLSON, L D. S.
' DENTAL ROOMS.
Itlghthdttsr!tt M•m Wtittle
eosthssm b 7 1+
1
DR. E. RICHARDSON, L.D.S. a
SURGEON DENTIST. 1
Gas and Vitalised Air ler
palnlewezztracti g of teeth. Special administered tion
Fives to the preserve/me of the Natural
leech.
Hoose Bbek
tMke-CCI stairs OrttadOpera
h.ntr$ww oe K"est-8t-. oeie.icb. !301.1. f
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Medal. 1
DRS. SHANNON A SHANNON,
paydciea• eureems. Aemosebers, to
sauce at Iw. Shamans residence soar the
gaol Ousten.:1i G. C. tiM5NNow. J. It. Suss- j
an. 1731 1
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Legal. '
RC. HAYS, SOLICITOR, Ao ,
. Mee. gunner et Sgean and Wee i
.SPry
ISM.
ere. Ooderieh, over telegraph
tuna. to land at 6 per ons*. OW
sato
(I ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR -
&T RISTERA Attoresys, Solicitors, I
lioderkh J. T. Darrow. W. Preadfoot. 17 e
(CAMERON, HALT & CAMER:)N, '
'JJ Barristers. Solicitor, lae'
3odericb. 31. C. ('savers.. .C�ry; P.Hato t. 311. 1
C C. Ross. 1731-
G. Cameros. i
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Loans any insurance. ,
s
EN. LEWIS, Ber urge, Pn,ctor in
. Mariam. Court • Mae;to lean at Si
toads Straight lorn. 1.-
per cent., private
(ereet yearly. Costs very moderate For
write. 21
particulars call penoaatll or
C. SEAGER, c
CLERK FiRST DIVi310N ('OCRT.
Con.eyancer, Insurance. Estate sod Gamest
Money to Lead at Low Rates and cost. ' .
Fanners' Notes Dismounted.
Orries-Nest to (1rnell'. Furniture Stare, '
Gede.fcb. st1r41 i
F J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT IN -
SURA NCE AGENT, i
Representing North British t Mercantile
Norwich 1'1110..
Liverpool. Leedom& °lobe:
North Americas Life : and Accident laser
anee of North America.
Lowest Rates. Losses settled pproromoptly ;
3lanoy to Loan oo Farm and Tow* Property 1
Conveyancing done. Property valued, etc' ,
(wee -Cor. North -et -end Square, Oodt'rkb' i
71- I
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
v
To los.. es farm and town property at low
est interest. Mortgages purchased. No cos
1111/11110. r agents for the Trutt rind 1,han
Company of (-anuria, the Canada landed
Credit company- the London Loan Company
;duetted*. Interest. 6. is and 7 per cent.
N. B. Borrowers can obtain mosey in
day, if title satisfactory.
3t renigltTON.
1170 Barraten de.. Galeria'
$5pp 000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMKRON HObr&CAMERON Clod
rich. 1blp
ATONEI- TO LEND. -A L A R 0 I
4JA amount of Private Fuad, her invetgmen
♦t lowest rates on worn -bks. Mortgage. Apply
to °ARROW t PROUDFOOT
R. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE •ion
MONEY LOANING AGEIT
Only A4rNalase (bwpea(e. Jteprelenled
sar honey to Lead on straight loam, at the
lowest rate of interest going, in any way to
stilt tl. non -ewer.
ir OFFiCF. -- /'(wooed done from some"
Went Street Oodegtcb. ISCktf
iSCREDiT0H .
.� DMiNTRATOR'S NOTICE TO
in 1hewmatter ofthe estate of Geo. Rh)no*,
Int a of the Town of Go k.ricb in the County of
Huron deceased : Notkc is hereby given,
arsuant to the Provisions of the 1'erised
fRallilf. of Ontarlo, 1817. Chance- 140, Seethe,
M. that all creditor' and other person. hav-
ing any entree lamina the eaters of the said
(ieo. Ithynae who cited on or atr.nt Tnar.
day, Kept. tlth. A.D. INS, are required to
send by pat prepaid to F. F. lawredee.
Gorl.ricn, Administrator of the estate of 11 e
said deeeimwi un or before the !rat tiny of
Oet. IUS. statements of their eataea address-
er and desrriptlon., and full particulars awl
proofs of their claims and demands upon the
said estate, an 1 of the eremites Elf ails bete
h) them ; and atter the mid Edo day of Diet.
1MrA, the mart adminberstor w111 emceed to
Mani.I Mrthe estate sad dian:bate the ate
arta of the said dammed amongst the parties
emend there,. having regard outs to the
el/Memel which ammo shall have been vires
as Meer, required:the sai4
qua admin.tratter
will not he liable far the aid moots rsay
part thereof to nay prelim or psrorme of
whore ilaim nudge shall not have been re.
.wired by him at the tune of such dietsibs-
time.
• F. F. LAWRENCE.,
Admin{stratr.
11111 atat Ooderieh, thy. 18th day of slept.
All account/ due the estate must be eettte4
at nos.. ma
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JOHN EWOX GENAL MID
TU)r5ER stud 11awA Vsleatar, tledertnh
0.t Raring 1(A sen M.rs1 M e:perM•m•e 1"
Ila aerie with t IraAe. e N In a ptlsll roar Al.rhnrw,e w►ter t awl
ea
Iwdnns A
gntrusted to hiss. Osdtrt+'. tit
moil . L. a ant hy m.1) �}�nnn��.. atG.eMt W
OE Cement
t ansNy�eaw JOHNIBM-
1.111111/01- i'llf-Slellk
For Sale or to Let.
+'OR SALE
Part of the Southerly portion of Lot ntamhw
x is therreath casosseloe. N esters iMTts-
a, of the Township of Aakield-b the Crusty
Huron. costaleing etz acres W land.
This prvpert, is Wasted at Ki
sed is knows as the "McCarty* uiet
ort and was lately occupied by Mr
ctatg. For torus sod ppanrrttirulare apply te
Mets tit/WEBBY.
Dederick' P. 0.
sr to CAMERON. HOLT t CAMERON
Wit Harriman, Oetteriob.
�O RENT. -From October IM , •
l res rooted hew overtooking the WIN,.
ire good cellar. hart and .oft water. la
reta:lar repair. and half as acre or 'sods
desired. M. NICI*0LSON.
(•ARM FOR SALE. -.THAT VALU-
able feint kaolin as west half. lot 9, eon,
township of Colborne. W.it., is otter* Mr
The lot comprwes tin acres. forty-five of
hath are deem!, and the reassisder germ
udwood timber. On the lot 1s aimed bean
td stable and a bearing embark The lot
also well watered. For further parts:odors
T to EDWARD STIWICIAlf
ins r ;erase Y !•RAN
the prem by
L1ARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale the fab
owing very desirable farm, cos10ti18 of the
asterly 130 acres of Block "'F, Is the ria toe-
estsiSo of the Tows/ 41p of Colborne, M the
dtlei 01
U . from 7 aGo4eis rtb, and 1
nika from CaM.w, as the Mat Gravel
tad. Then Is • good frame beams, 1}
Aoe.ym talmsst new, M by M. coataietiag 7
oow.m • 1•rEs harea. M by 42 with cattle
hed. 12 by 14, •ttachei, and gee of the Sam
rebards In the township. It 1s watered ►y
o
never -failing spring creek end a goal w.slb.
►boat 110 acres neared and free from st• -+ .
Chetc is ao waste land of any kind on the
dace. Geed Inhool with* ID nods of tae
Will be told on reasonable terms.
For terms and further pp•artieahrs apply to
JNO. BREC'KENRIDGE.
Ooderlck.
g JOSEPH Mcg WK.
L oe the pveemlmm.
�iRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT TOR SALE ON ST. PATRICE RT.
About two minutes wank from the Square.
wo stories high. brick additiosi in tete rear
�,brie kbsflding covered with slate.
e has S ►erne room. oa firm dee.
main mem lame moots. In the rear
Mos here are kitchen. pantry, washroom -
;p ak..atria room and bathroom. Also good
]lar. Amoy to the undersigned, who will
Eve aD ore_waty lshrrti.tioa
fart- DANIEL GORDON.
`JALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
That valuable property known as lei at
Iaitland eon., (iodericb tow•,htp. within one
.11. of (lodelieb. On tete term area tang.
.a hard. good frame house and kitchen, with
tone cellar, and frame barn and midden wow
orisew 73 berm. well watered. Fnr farther
rrticuhtn appiyto Ow McKee en the prem.
sees. 2*111l
FOR SALE CHEAP - 40 LOTS 1X
different parts of Ooderica-from l Stores
to i acres in erre; and 3 dwelltsg boass13Ts, A}
ply to THOS. W$ATIICRALD, Lrl►
FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR SALM- Lot 17, In Maitland Cos
Colborne. Macros- a very line farm. Price
Lot Ni 1 is Ira eon. E. i►,
sena pp i{oo.e t l,oe s 13 ane t J�
Elanam•BroceCounty.IOD nems
very cbtombet. l5. 1 and W i of 17. f
eoa.Wawasosh, sae asresofexeellent land is
en* Meek. Price tts,00n. l.ot 73.Melb s
Surrey. Tows of Ooderkh. Price on
Lot 114. town of Ooderieb. on Light
street with brick house . stable.
DWI MO.r stable. lots 177. 876, 1013 and pt. 1011
Town of Godericb, nearly fib of as sore to
one block within the budneae part of the
town. Peke osy S00. The above pr.per•
ties will be .old es ...y lamas sf Panne L
Apply to
C. STAGER, Geda{el.
N.R.-Mosey to Ned at rem low rate., N
FOR SALE.
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West half of lot 115, Arthur Street with
Insall brick cottage thereon.
Bt'Iunee Loris. -Mt. ill, 111. 116. Llgf.
Street. St, Moire., Ward.
W 0Gtserof Horoa and Rritannla Road.
resew It story boom os Keay. Street, let
and 154111168d.
Msvral lot.. in Hewr!'s Surrey, opposite sew
Show Onsamiw, via
Noe 11 M, 16. z0. st. 51, lm, it, M.
All the above at 1 OW RATER.
SI if
Apply to DAViSON t JOHNSTOX
Amusements.
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Executors' Notices.
EXECUTORS' NOTTCI,
All pirtIes hovtser may shim menet ib.
estst• or she late Patrick Carrell. are twine.t
tri toad/Irene the same is writials to ThomM
Oodorlek P. 0.. ea or before the t(•b
day of Odebr ..st, e{k.rw(ss tbwir
claims .111 ops br tseew sinal Aloe aR pc.
ties isms. to lbw sand sent.- will OM"
pay oa r that ease. whoredom tae
sawn will he planed for patemetios.
1i> tat d hep,
l at (todrish this tleh
till;rat 1(N.' , -
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