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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, OCT. 18, 1889
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Lod Fmerner•' Salm. Roles.
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VERY FRIDAY MORNING
IT Ise RmAM InunTiIN *Mat :
NORTH- WHILST. OODLIUCH.
11 k • wideawake beatasatfpaper devoted
ti coasts sews and the dimemia•tioa of .ss
f al kaowidge.
HAM e/ m ONSOIPTlsi t
Now a . year; 72c. for six meat!. ; sac. for
three menthe. It the sobsorltsttes to not mid
la adverse* ubucriploa wUD be charged at
the tate of 12.00 • year.
A!♦I_it•1 S MATE/
c11w)pH T/d eam.r ea.W O.&.4 $ semests, lea
eslaw! mr ret 1na.et.sa. arsd i aver der Itss
L.rtlea. Measured by
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Leal netlssm to .mapar'l.l type tc per lima
v&al adtsea in ordinary reading type to pe
Eselases cards of vii lines and ander 16 per
Fear.
Advrtamements of Lot, Found. Strayed,
Vacant Situation wanted and
Cbasoas Wanted, not e:c.ediag 1
.eapari.l $1 per sae.W.
Weare on Sat and Farm. as Sale. Dot to
gamed 1 tl.es. 11 for Arlt month, tat per sub-
a.e.eat mark urger arts la 'proportion.
W mastabsil sthe ob$oot of which is to
�r�m�t� iM m.lsdi-
vxaml er sapan!7,, to b. coesidered an ed
pecuniary blit of say
verlemmont Rad clamed •ccordtnety.
TThess terms will V .0 ogres be strictly ad -
ed
rales ter Meier advertisements. or
at LassssetN loesnrfod‘ Bade
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
A /w ordeped Jobbing Once is carried
eilemeonseetiea with the ordinary newspaper
where firgtclaaa work is tamed oat
rates. Everything 1. the Fria -
Poetabe dose on the premises from aa
to •visiting card.
V eammuabations must be addressed to
WeGILLICTUOT.
Edgard Tun intra..
Tttltlesae tasL No. M O.dmtsh at.
HURON SIGNAL.
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PlIDAT, OCT. 18, 1890.
THE RAILWAY QUESTION.
About two weeks ago, at • sleeting of
the Provisional Directors of the Gode-
rich sod Wingbam Junction Railway
Co., and other prominent reaideote of
the town, it was decided to apply for s
renewal of the charter, and the town
council was requested to take the nesse-
sary action to that end.
At the meeting In question the
nuts of the prpged hoe was die-
ettttsa, did the p. ding opinion was
favorable is • iMO h D•ogannoo,
owing lle 1 that Md • route
would Is roofs likely to secure sub-
stantial bonuses from Wwanosh and
Ashfield. There was a time when ob-
jection to a railway to Goderich from
Win/bass tie Dungaouou would be ap-
posed by some of our residents, bot
owing to the discussion of the subject in
the columns of The StoitAt at various
Duna during the put five years,
the antipathy to the root• has
now almost, if not entirely, dwwr
peered, sod our people ars hand -in
hand with the neighboring towns and
villages in the promotion of •11 legiti-
mate railwt.y schemes. This was fully
exemplified in the recent action of the
railway committee, the board of lade
and the town council, and so mated
were thew bodies upon the route trio
Dungannon that the reeves of the town-
phips through which • hoe touching that
vl7kge would pins were named upcn the
new proviaion•l board which was adopt
ad by the railway committee two weeks
ago•
Notwithstanding these facts an effort
hos been -made by certain persona, for
what reason we are sot awars,lo create an
impression that (;odench would oppose
any route arming in from Dungannon,
sod at • meeting held in that village on
Saturday test, we understand Mr Meyer
endeavored to inaugurate • new railway
meanie with • terminus at Port Albert.
Now, Tn. Szo,AL has no objection to
Pers Albert getting • railway, if it am,
Int we certainly object to Mr Meyer'.
endeavoring to step In upon s okies .l -
ready pre-empted. The God.ri.h a.d
Wingbam J emetics road has been nu-
des eoosideration for the peat three
yearn A shatter was seemed, whi.b
aaiortamstely was allowed to lapse, sad
sow active steps are being takes to re-
vive it. And whoa oa the h..k of this,
kit Myer undertakes to week op a lin.,
the major portion of whieh is pert sad
}gi.sl of that already projected, wink t►.
IabeNioa of dinning the termiwe., we
wlrtsiely feel booed to 1011 Mr Meyer
ply that lbs Aka; *mast he dons.
We haw ito has thee Mr Meyer', new
pupas TM baa seems The road teem
it Pprt Albert wants a spur Ooderich
will sot obje.L But then must be no
rowans: on our preserves by Mr Meyer
or anyone else, sad we give din waning
to that *feet to .11 wheat it may aos-
eern.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
A West a tine Meat sew Pabite.tks.
That lime Crass be It1ea&
Thea Tars Or RMOwLIDaa.
We have received from John Lovell
s Sons, publishers, 13 sod 16 84 Nieho-
las-d, Montreal, a espy of the novel,
"The Tree Li Ksowtedre." by 0. M.
Robins, the well known author of "Keep
My Secret" sad .ether interesting stories.
The book is well-written, end hasn't a
dull page in it. On tale at Fraser A
Porten' ; price 30e.
cows: • LOTS TALI or MODERN atTrT.
One of the Popular Series is "Zorab,"
b Elizahetb Balch. It is a tale of
Modern Egypt, and is entertaining and
Interesting thorougbout. Published by
J. Theo. Robinson, Montreal. Pries
30o. Ou sale at the boomstalla.
A MARDI nODaMM.AN.
This interesting dory has reached us
from the publisher, Wm Bryne, Toronto.
The fact that "A Hardy Norseman" is
by the popular author "Edon Lyall (Ada
Ellen Bayly) is of itself a warranty as to
its being • readable book. Price 2bc.
On gals at the bookstalls.
ALUa!t'a MANIFOLD CYCLOPEDIA.
Careful examinatioo shows that In
many respects this remarkable work is
superior to any of its oompetitors, espe-
cially in its adaption to popular one ; its
combination of an unabridged diction-
ary with the ordinary features of a cyclo -
of universal knowledge is ucique.
The de6uiticnal and pronunciation ..f
the words are clear and accurate, the il-
lustrations are eitalleot, the topic. are
thoroughly treated and embrace the re-
sults of the most recent investigations
sad discoveries. Then,too,the extreme-
ly low price places it witbn the reach
of a11, Th. eighteenth volume is fully
up to the high-water marc of its prede-
cessors. 11 is especially rich in Ire bio-
rraphtea We find sketches of Hall and
Hayes, the Arctic ezplorrr• ; John Hall
and Robert Hall, celebrated clergymen ;
Hallam and Herodot.•, gnat historians;
Haller, the philologist ; Alexander
Hamilton, the statesman, and Sir Wil-
liam Hamilton, the scientist ; Handel
and Haydn, the musical composers ;
Hanaib•1, the foe of Rome ; Hegel, the
philosopher ; Heine, the poet,•nd Heng-
steuberg, the theologian ; Hershel, the
astronomer, sad many other men of »-
Down. Among important articles in
other lints are Hallucination ; Hand ;
Hanseatic League, the famous trade
union of the Middle Ates ; Harbor ;
Hartford Convention, *pique and fam-
ous in our political history ; Harvard
Uoiverstty ; Hay ; Hayti ; Heat ;
Heart ; Heaves ; Hal ; Heredity ;
Heresy ; and Hisroglyphios. The forty
volumes in whish this great work will
be oompleted will tasks • splendid
library. The price, which must advance
as the work nears completion, is wonder-
fully low. 1f received before Oct. 15,
1889, 117.90 will pay for a full est in
cloth binding, or $56.90 for the ball
moroeoo style. A specimen volume,
which can be returned if cwt satisfactory,
will be sent for 60 cent* in cloth, or 86
cents in half morocco. John B. Alden,
nablisher, New York, Chicago and At -
WIDE AWAKE TOR oCrOrnR,
General 0. 0. Howard bas written an
article for the young folks who read
Wide Awake, which will also interest and
enlighten their •Iden ; es refer to the
little paper in the October number en -
tuna "How many Indian* in the United
States 1" In the asme Dorn bar Miss
Rose Kiageley, Charles Kingsley'. daugh-
ter, W • vsJnable contribution shoot
"The Boy who Invested the Telegraph"
Claude Chappa, a little French lad.
111E Goddard Orpen in her "Famous
Stones" series, gives • very different page
of French history in telling the story of
"The Dia.o.d Necklace." After ex-
cepting Mrs White's Pohle School Cook -
o w paper &boat dainty preparations for
eyelids, and the kindred one by Mn
0..azaa about "Sleep Slippen," anti
Pntf. Starr's "Geologies! Talk," and Mn
Olefin's "behavior" letter, Ibe remain-
der of the number is given op to stories,
posing and pictures, .11 of • moat ester-
taining character ; notable arcs( the
latter is Mr Hrid*man'. •meets/ Court
Calendar and the eighteen Pnas Non -
winos Animals, the most remarkable
chapter knows of modern natural his
tory. The poems implode eootribution.
from ()Takata R. Tommie, lin Oaten
T'h.xter sad Mrs Whites -Stone, all at
their bast. The serials are llargarat
!itdney'. "Peppers"sad Swan Cool-
sdgia "Little insight of Labor." The
short atonies, all tree owes, are ''Pates,
cat Scotia,.•by Leigh Young. "Niche," by
Ante H. Wayne, "Salem Oobraltars,"
by Mimb.N Merritt Geese, sod "Tom
the Mgr hsp,'• by Mies Risley Seward,
the hider • Isle of Wseitimegessi and the
Resits illosinnins. Whit Awake is
r•• rhir., Denies. p,
M
• Illsseeti ed.assa_i entree ...r...
xi:filaLti MUM Asa
The same.. et Mho Leine ,1g* far Ib.
meat ending Oelobr Mb and 1 k have
rhe Adiewkag assesses 1 hely DeittkeR,
b the HsrehwAlienAde dodagno,
��� ceawry, • nan.inm Chummar
inks, PerMttiNltt Leiser ; Wordsworth
sod the Qas.tsek Hiro, Meli.sal i-
Lewn's Wow
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Mt.is die ilehtsooth ; TheOO is aoon te.
T.J.stpBee ; The Orsio .li Modem Ow
..Fusser. Noticed away ; Patelli to
Ira RIM Rale, bj MMwad A. Free-
o ms, P.rigijhd, ; w•aa4 Pias, sea
Osatphur Formes, ()swll.atsw'..H ;
Lyse at the Cape : Wooed, a lrtboe
Blechipooirs
tk olsii '.~My
meRail
awz
together with iestalanata el "Sir Charles
Deaegrs" Rad "The Minister of Kin-
dest,•, and poetry and muoell•oy.
Fir Atty-two'naatbersof sins four lawn
pages mash (or more than 3,300 mos •
year) the out es.tptios price (08) m low ;
while for e10 60 the publishers oar to
mood Roy nae of the Americas $6.00
meotkltm cue weeklies with 1%. Liway
Attt Co., forBo ago the pyear, both �Litton
bera
tm c&E♦ri♦g gumma.
This new and elegant m.gesine le sun
10 plasm every Camedi•a women. It is
devoted to Fashion, Art, Fussy Work,
Flowers, Toilet, Home Deoorattoo, and
Hoasebold Matters. It is handsomely
illustrated, and 1. equal to any of the
high-priced English sad American pobli-
canoes It should be L every cultivat-
ed home. To introduce it the publishers
offer to send it three months oo trial for
only 26c. Address The Canadian (iMutt,
Toronto, Ont.
NORTH HURON TEACHERS.
eimi4As...i Me.Uag et the Ass.etasiam.
The semi -andel astatine of the North
Huron Teachers' Association was bold
in the public school, Brussels, on
Tbard.y and Friday of last week. The
forenoon mud= of Thursday opened at
10:30 with an attendance of about 21
membra After Scripture reeding and
prayer by the president, the manatee of
the previous meeting were red and
adopted. The president then delivered
his opening address, in which be touched
upon many points of interest to the
teachers oreseot. He regretted the
absence of so many members. He maid
teachers ware paid for these days and
should not regard them ea holidays to be
partly *peat in visiting their friends. All
should beo:me members of the Institute
and not only be at the place of meeting
punctually, but should also take an
active part in the discussions. A com-
mittee, oowisting of the president, the
secretary and Mr (umpbeil was then
appointed to assist the local teachers in
preparing for the evening meeting.
In the afternoon the attendance was
greatly augmented by new arrivals pour-
ing in. The secretary, A. H. Plummer,
read the minutes of the forenoon session,
which were at once adopted as read.
Then a reporting committee was appotat-
ed, consisting of Messrs Bowerman,
Black, McFadzeao and Plummer. Com-
mittees were next appointed on Resolu-
tions, and General Busitam, after which
• .ynopai• of the proceedings at the lest
meeting of the Provincial Teachers' In-
stitute was siren by the delegate, Mr
Doig, who showed by his interesting and
instructive report that E. Huron was
pretty wall repreientsd at the Niagara
meeting.
A discussion theu arose between Mr
Doig and Thos. Gibson, Esq., M.PP.,
who happened to be present, in which
the former objected to reducing the
grant to High Saooki, and asked the
latter to explain the stead he took in
the House on the Towhees' Seperanoea-
tion Fend question. Mr Gibson proved
equal to the cocasioo and very ally de-
fended his position on both questions.
Some ether points touched upon in the
delegate's report were then discussed.
Mr Doig held that the teachers did not
receive much practical benefit in Normal
and Model Schools. Too much time
was there taken up in fine spun theories
from Baldwin and Fitch. Messrs Tay-
lor and Cornyn in reply defended the
present system of training teachers in
those schools. Mr D. Johnston thought
that teasben should have the benefits of
Normal training first before they began
towbar. This plan was opposed by
Merin Taylor, Blackwell and Cornyn,
the latter saying it was good enough is
theory bat impossible to pot into prac-
tise on account of Inc expense young
teachers would be pot to. Other points
of miser interest were then brought up
after which Mn B. Kirkman read •
number of valuable extracts from a book
entitled "Teachers and Teaching."
Mr Clarkson next read a paper on the
"Wants and Woes of Teachers," which
was well received. The thew /rest woes
he referred to were isolation, poverty,
and the yearly eng•gemont. ; fur each of
which be suggested remedies that would
reduce the waste of te.ehen to a mini-
mum. A motion t) have the paper pub-
lished in toll is the local papers was car-
ried by a large majority.
To the evening an entertainment was
given in the town hall. The program
was • good one sed was well carried
out. There was • large attendance and
the proceeds amounted to over est
About $ had to be taken out of this,,
however, to defray expenses.
Friday's session began at fl • m. After
the raiding and adoption ofthe minutes of
'Thursday's meeting, Mr Blackwell read •
very gag/esttw and practical gray os the
teaching of Compoeiti •a. Thoughts, he j
said, most precede words. The first
thing to do is to get the pupils to Mink,
after which they will have little dill.utty
is getting words to express the ideas
Show pictures sad set the elms to talk
about them. The platers. in the read-
ies loan's' ma them be used with groat
advantage, the lewder asking gosh les-
see is Part 1. and Pert II. of the FlrM
Reader the basis of as oral Iangamas
I. mus. He thea eeggeeted many valua-
ble Mods of ..ereiemm for third acid
loaelh ekess sod highly r eommcmded
seine that he had tr»t in kis owe ssboel.
Mr J. H. Otinys next toot up the
euhjeet of Wrltiaq, with a elms of erase
ev debt pupils from the lir..sels psbli.
.sheet. He Orel pet msm writing trs
the bleak/ward and thew fed'
gaegMesed Ia. deem sad asked thews G
esiltdee arms wind he pate• the bawd
skellor to these soma mf them made e•
their ahem is espy , his whin& He
tree seed s• essay w the sesee.Eu1
t..ehnae of writing is Gisela He teeth-
es pristine at the some time .a writhe',
weave.. taesisg. Wwws perils to write
with pencil N 8.d, Inaba all the pair
Aphis hem Ai very Issideision. sad re -
sial. Oossidsraends to wak�
bdi erasion followed
and tars Mr Oerk.os soda the follow -
keg r..olmtios.
(1) Resolved, thee the Pathe 8dool
Marry is quite asastted 10 the .10....
ter whirl it i. authorised, and that a
book writlea in .ie.pler kellee ..10.14
he suborn Orad as teem es possible.
(Y) Resolved that 3rd doss seetid-
eate..hoaY he made valid for five yens,
that the Model 8ehool term alameM be
extended to two .awiom., and that the
holders of Thad doss o.rtil.ates be re-
quired to .ped the rem•uder of the
year es moistens ander supervision be-
fore they an eligible to sesame fall
charge of a .stool.
(3.) Resolved, that la the opines of
this Association the time has arrived for
the total abolition of permits can* sr any
tort.
(4) That where s this Association hos
repeatedly expressed ite disapproval of
saiform promotioe e.amimation,Resels-
ed, that we view the recast adios of the
eos.ty comma in regard to the compul-
sory introductioo of them examisations
as aeotr•liaisg the spirit of the Depart-
se•ta1 Rosslktioos.
(5) Resolved, that the cordial thanks
of this Association bs tendered to Revs
J. Ross, 8. Boners, sad other kind
frieods who misted in the program op
Thursday *venire ; and also to the Brus-
sels public school bused of treatise and
the village ooascil for the use of the pub -
lis school building and the tows hall.
All the resdatioos were doped ex-
cept the 2d and 4th, skid wen laid
over till the next meeting. The ambit -
meat of auditors was next made, and
resulted i : F. Metcalf and N. H. Twang,
of Blyth,beiog choose, after which it was
decided that • change should tie made in
the mode of electing oMoera. In the
future voting will be done by ballot dur-
ing the forenoon of the second day of
the anneal meeting. Mr Alton Ander-
son then read an interesting and in-
structive paper cm Drawing. He said
the timber should inculcate • lore of
drawing in the young minds at Ent
He illustrated bis points by drawings w
the blackboard, which were vary well
executed. After a few other matters
wen attended to, the meeting adjourn -
.4.
C. Bow/mune.
Teacher S. 8. No. 8, Grey.
Mn McAllister, wife of Mr A. McAl-
lister, Hay, died somewhat aaddeoly on
Sunday last week. She was taken sick
early in the week, and medial aid wag
called in, but from the first the doctor
held Do hope of her recovery. Her two
sopa, who are living in Michigan, were
telegraphed for, bat they arrived only
in time to attend the funeral, which took
place on Tuesday afternoon. Her re-
mains, which were interred in Troyer's
churchyard, were followed by a large
prooessioe of sorrowing friends.
The Union Factory, Wingbam, hos
been taikitg for the past two or three
mouths of shutting down for a tiz to in
order to pot in new machinery, bot they
find that it will be an utter impossibility
to do so for some time yet, as they have
many orders ahead. It is but four years
since the firm commenced operation.,
and the progress they have since mads
is immense. Wtelibate today would not
be nearly so brisk as it is, without the
two fermiers factories.
C. C. Rimee:es & Co.
Gent., -I took • waste cold, which
settled in my throat and longe and sass-
ed ass to mainly lose my voice. For six
weeks I suffered great pain.. My wile
advised lee to Try MIN 8RDB I-
MENT and the effect was magical, for
after only three doses and an outward
application, my voles returned and I was
able to speak in the Army that night, •
privilege 1 had been unable to enjoy for
YI weeks.
CHARLES PLCMMIt.
Yarmouth. lot
HAT FOUND. -On Tsesdar mon.
mg, a geed black stiff felt hat was fogad
at the corner of East ..d Victorl••eta, with
Initiate marked en Inside. The owner cgs
have It by searing property set m for
thh dvertMmt
eesApply at this omos.laa
VOTERS' LIST COURT.
TOWN OF OODERICIL
Nateheld eee its hheereby t teyvon that • ss -t will be
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milb
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dost L e to ear ad
to d error
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All pmese@ bevies briiaem u the Court
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GRAND DISPLAY 01'
Tweeds and Coatings
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FALL 8VITO AND OVERCOATS
Our Tailoring Department is well stocked with
Tweeds and Coatings from the coarsest Canadian tQ
the finest French goods, which will be cut out free of
charge, or made to order at exceedingly low prices. We
guarantee the fit and finish equal to the best city trade.
Call and inspect our choice stock of new goods.
Great value in underclothing.
J. A. REID & BRO.P-
J..'ta s Block. Ooderteb, Out. lark, 1181
Dentistry.
M N ICHOLSON, L D. 8.
DENTAL ROOMS
Eighth door MierO00.., Wast-eft.,on. 11111 -
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.B.
SURGEON DENTIST.
sad Thalami! Ate
et mai Illgaidal eremitism
Natural
Ue Altl lkeeen Dawn MILL
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Eetes'smseaW ML 1111-ty
the PeoRte's Column.
TO REMIT.
Three roars Wheat., grad... ea deer. salt-
•bl r r 11 odfiees :OMR
♦serf te
>< It. L N. IS.
FALL PLOUGHING. -I here 40 aerie
ovams. lise
.. a Milliaddsig Mia pori . restes st i
is ens Ward ere Taamias,the natt
MIL H. Y. ATTRIL.
WANTED.- A GOOD GENERAL
servant ♦ te
MEM D. xcOlLL1CUDDY.
TEACHER WANTED.
A teacher with led elms certificate is went.
ed for 8. 8. No. 1. Colborne. 'Maley school.)
Female aao►sr preferred. Applications will
he received up to the lib of Nov., 111R Ap-
plication to state qualliestio.e sad Wary re.
warted Addrees. ROBAIRT ♦iD.
Wit. P. 0.
rill/ACHE/1 WANTED.
J. roe raids 8.8. No Il. AshAeld, • female
teacher boldiag • seeded or third olaa. certi-
ficate. Appifcatioam received up to the loth
Nor, ditties to commence lot Jan. 100. Apply
to
CHAS HAWKINA, Std.,
2i2t Sheptardtes P.O.
BOARDERS WANTED. -MRS. W.
Il. SHANNON is prepared to take four
crave gentleman boarders for the veinier.
Apply at the home, 8t. Patrick street. =At
MUSIC CLASS.
/dim S. Fraser has re -opened her music
clams atter the sild.unttmrr vacation, ad hes
• few vacancies for pupils. Apply for psal-
mists to It. IL FRAMER, of mese
Porter. l:me
THE HURON HOTEL.
=Mart
-,-.TThlis� •.�ewrn eadd popular betel be bee.
•ma m dew sseesa 1.nese 1a g.dip• tt 01 -
resm a lr the travelling N►ijc. Geed
far W ORL10.
itesdss. Marek. Ont Proprietor.
Legal.
0. HAYS, SOLICITOR, Re
ogee. mestreet Dederick smover telegraph saes.lihrtars wP i
vete FLAB to led at 6 per seat, IOW
(ARROW a PoRODU�DFOOT, BAR
Reseettera
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CAMERON, HOLT a CAMIRON,
3oderie� Q.a; P.Telt. 1L
O. Cameros. C C. Rem 1811 -
Loans ane insurance.
N. LEWIS. Barrister, Praetor is
. Maritime Conn • Mosey to lees at 1
per cent.. private hinds. Straight loon, Is•
area
asyearly. Costs very moderate. For
per.o.aW or write. 11
el IMAGER,
CLERK FiRST DIVISION COURT.
Con v gaster. Insurance. Agent. Rad Oeeerai
Moms to Laid at Low Rate. ed C.
Orrice Next Notes Discounted.
Flusher, Ston,
Cloderieb. LltLtt
FJ.T.NAFTEL,
LIPS, FIRM AND ACCIDENT IN-
SURANCE AGENT,
Retirement( Ninth British k Mrcants.
Lorth
Liver ool.1 .an Globe; Nb►}Lake ;
Ame*see of North Annrles. AceH.nt gerair•
!.west Rates. JASeam settled
Macey to Less ea warm and Tema
Omverser ret dean PwwNq a lan�dg, ate•
Our'•- Csr. Nonfat and legner., 0cdrteb
711-
$900.000 PRIVATE FONDS
aero less. ea anti tetra
000 T() LOAN. APPLY TO
�ON HOu.r &CAMERONyGod
Leh. t
MONEY TO LEND. --A LA RG 1
ass.aat of Petra* P..4. ler iavostmee
a ti�wictttoit Amb
R. RADCU7r ,
GENERAL INSURANCtt,
REAL =TATS ass
MMOeSSY WAImip AGENTUM way le
M. Onf1114111=1".„
tier
Tor Bale or to Let.
L"AIUE, 1EIGHTYY AOREfi, N
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Fanta IR er I.R.O. =fit=gin
IIai11..1 ve eea�.�
MIM Caster Bke it gLod ter v
Weil watered. baWtypi la geed re-
pair. Ytssaeaafott by Snot October. Terms
easy. IL EVAN&
!sass O.1 tlt. xry. ,, Traits
FOR BALK
Part at the 8.5Mrir eutloa se Let InLiber
viz 1• thervents ceaosssiea. Western hint -
Iso, et tar Township of Ae►Sdti.L the O.nedy
of Hama�,seeesartta•aug As asses of Had.
sad le Mem es the tee"1l1Lltewn -
�pssertt"��� •ad was May occupied by lir
Metxyt leer tenni RadpartIeelers appy to
Has 8OWERBY.
er xERON, HOLT !eC♦K
T0 RENT. -From October Flet, a
tta rosined hese overlookiagg the harbor,
with rood cellar. hart and .oft wear.
tarok. sad half as OenIf desired.
d pe
11-tf 0. NiCHOLiSON.
FARM FOR SALE. -THAT VALU.
0, MA W N Colborne. 7.D0.Llama as west` e�r�a/ 1�ir
ere. The 1st oempr res ea nom. .Ne re
which are eleered, and the resermdier deme
hardwood timber. O. tit t e y ma
Rad stabile and a bruins• Fat
M ales well watered. For further pertlsadssa
early te EDWARD 8TRAUQH11
on the p ..W or by letter to '04I*
P.O.
FARM FOR 8A LK
The adersigsea win oar for sale the fel-
L,w very desirable tarnk o.j.a f tit
Ila acres of Block F *In the mi oma.
onatria of the Towoshly of blowup ,1. the
(Army of Herm. 10 rips 1. Nast
N
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mese from. Carlow. se the �Mais 9
Read. Then M • good frame hsuaR •i
e1NVe. almost new. 1t by 1L
�tt�tC • Forge bars. e M 42,w'�.
.1.4 1 by 14, attached. • id sae elawretiaS tie
orchards la the towaship. It le
• asvmoilMag series creek end • geed
About Metres caarsd and tree free.
There le se waste Lad el myMedal=
pimahoGeed school wftht• reds of the
Win be meld ea nameable term.
For terns sad farther particulars apply to
J NO. BRICCLEN RI IKi
or ` JOSEPH licK WN;
ea the prime...
FIRST-CLAts BRICK HOUSE AND
TwoLOT
10i R BALK ON, •T• PA he 87.
= there an reeray. la rear
asedireme memo eawg
V Orb resin and Ake
laths who
give `
U124111MOLOORDO1t.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALL-
That rateable pis•ty knem ea l01m,
lfaltlad one.. 0eawlch Ie. within eau
tulle of Ooderteh. Oa the •1sm
o rha«.ho
good trews me rid Idiotism. with
prises 71 see . sof all tramp&es berm sis1.,Yahanks,
=abuts applyt. Cm WeRanea p,.ea
1' R SALE CHEAP - 40 LOTS IN
to 7 ores pa;O. 1 i 1.e.s
se
Os to THOR T►LTtiEgA 7A
FARMS AND TOWN PRI:MUMt
FOR SALL-Lot 13, to ]1Ndamd llm
Colborne. scree -a wry Ise I tem Aim
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tem. Prior only MK ahem
tieswill b..54 us sear Iffier ' VW=
Apply to
CN.B.-Moey to teed at
rlvery W
FOR SALE.
West halt of bl11 Arob.r 8lraot, with
Wed*
S ma. fee. sigh.
Mil uwwRea[roHaressM.eaisadi__Rtla•mtle Road.
1i sten helms ea gears Street. /at
atom vis Server, epesslM we.
sea ttels sgi •bwve a Tb*
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