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THE HURON SIQJAL FRIDAY. JAN. xi-, 1890.
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GODERICH BRANCH.
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DRAFTS ISm D PAYAMS AT ALL POINTS IN CANADA, Ala Tilt POlsorstt
dtitn a m TNt MMITID STATUS (B.AT B1aTAm, FRAMDS. BEANMIDA, ,
RAMIRO BAS[ DEPARTMENT.
OtPOMi$ OF SLIM AMO Uhlman usoa to. AND otoutu1T mere or istrn eg•v
ALLow1.e. MT{miuT A01100 Ts! TNR PMMstt/RL AT Tt1R sue or maw AM
words$* les BA.M TSAR.
Spools. AftwsNs. Overt to Na O.Uu *ia of Mreasa• wlal Pspwr,
.aid F..1.rs Oahe seesaw.
fipkt Vuron #semi
15 Pv$Ls o
EVER. FRIDAY MORNING,
AT MI "MAIN PRINTING o,Pece
NORTH -STREET. OODERICH.
n le s.A$.aw.ke I 1 devoted
t0 anew sews ..d the diesemlbstina Of use.
fel knowledge.
RATES sr w tssrTNi s
Ma year • 7ia for lox metas • No. for
meetbs. It the uab•oriWoe is >.ot paid
ono! a y will be c�•rsed at
the rate d apes • year.
ANIUTtsJai RATIO
ti stair mama owed t leo.
)ter 1st 3 Iles• per Ube
�parell .amt Massnrs d by
a
Legal mafioso in oosperiel type 5c per Use.
wsiIssabl sotbes to ordinary reading type le pe
n..leea cards of six lines and ander 0 per
Ad of Lost. Foss. Strayed
ustbies 1scent. Situation Wanted and
Iosmee . Chances Wantteedd,, not exoeadlag 3
Saes eoep•riel 111 per mostb.
Hoose on Sale sad Farms a Salae, sot to
sioeed $ mess, $1 for ant swath. 50c per sub-
seenent moats. Larger dote In proportion.
Any apecW notice. the OW.ot d whish M to
promote the pecuniary bent.' of Imml-
vid.el or comma to be Y
tsgMmmg
t d
These terms will in r11 MOM he errictly ad-
hered
rater for larger or
advertisements for exceeded prole& made
bowls at the omee d pbbtlesd ..
JORIIRR DEPARTMENT.
A Cully equipped Jobbing Oma is carried
Y In ooneectlon with the ordinary nesr.peper
bo•taeu.. where area -clan work is turned out
at ne•os•ble rates. Everything In the print-
ing line can be done on the premises from an
Illuminated poster to a visiting card.
All .loos must be ddreesd to
D. lee€ILLICINDT.
Editor& Tim SINAI.
Tmepbone Cal. No. 31 Godericb Ont.
HURON SIGNAL
FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1fO01
Tea House of Commons is in session,
but up to date nothing of importance
has been done except electing Mr Wood,
M.P. for Brockville, deputy speaker
iia Hon C. C. Colby, promoted to the
Cabinet.
Tui Atwood Bee is the latest aspirant
for journalistic honors in the Huron
Tract. Its constituency will be some-
what , d 1, owing to the proxi-
mity of a number of old -established
journals, bet as it promises to be a busy
Bee and not a .tinging one, it will likely
get its share of hooey. Tbe. editor is
Mr It. 8. Yelton, formerly of Brussels.
the Commons introduced bis bill to
abolish the dual language system in the
Northwest, and spoke at considerable
length in support of the meteors. The
queaticu may be of big import ass factor
In determining the complexion of the
Hasse at the neat general election, or
It may be • game of "guff on the part of
Mr McCarthy.
TEM Hamilton Sjortator draws at-
tention to the fact that the Mayor of
that city wears • plug hat. Would it
kindly inform anxious outsiders what
kind of head gear his predecessors in
office wore. Did previous Hamilton
Mayon wear Christies,soft felts, "cows.
breakfasts," or did they go bareheaded 1
It's real live local news of this kind we
al1 waist.
"The Daily Neu.', has ceased eireula-
tion. It has been auoceeded by the Daily
Gazette, which made its first
on the 11th. It is a 28 -column paper,
Reform in politics, Arthur Horatio Nel-
son Jenkins, editor."--Tor„nto World.
St. Catherine' cor.
The above probably refers to the
volatile young loan, Arthur Henry New-
ton Jenkins, who undertook to run a
Tory after the style of the
Arizona Ricker, in the village of Brus-
sel& in this e.,s.ty,and wbo came so soon
to the end of his tether. The Reformers
obit Catherine@ mem indeed be in • bad
plight when they have to depend upon
him far an advocate. But what will his
Tory fried. in Huron say t
Nov that it Ma leaked nut that Editor
Ferrer, of the Tomato Moil, has given
Information to the V. K Seeatorial Com-
mittee on the Tariff which may bloke
Oomtese.W Units., all the Tories an
bowling mad, sad say that the Y.il sad
its editor ars traitors. The Tory efforts
heretofore have boon to strLigle Com-
iouroW Maine, and now that strong
efforts have hese pet forward by the
Mee to sad the ohjest of their hearts,
whets w they hewW'g about 1 By-tb.-
m y, whs. the ma a was Y out -sod -old
R. 8. WILLLAMS, Manumit.
Tory paper, and worked tooth and sail
molest British eeeneetios, ws ismer saw
• Tory get rd in the face end sfigma-
tke it for it te.itro.s Is. gage.
"What's a' the steer, kisser r
How does it oome that so few poor
people are affected with la grippe i It
mesa he, like the gout, $ rich 00 01
disease. This •oeowate for die feet that
comparatively spsakiog few editors have
been •1Di3td.
T.s doilies as sinkable, looking for
soother content of "gam' Rights" in-
dignation to 000setltioe with the adios
o f Sir Jobs, who inserted the ',vote of
Pope into thm preamble, by calling upon
the recently elected member trom
Compton to make the initiatory speech
of the session. The case bas been ag-
gravated by the fact that a Prior second-
ed the Pope's efforts, and an Abbott at-
tended to the atter in the Senate.
Whatever the amount of the Ontario
Bank losses by these "irregularities'
Harry Brown, the absent ledger -keeper.
seems to have got away with the lions
share- nearly 140,000 it is said. It is
u nderstood that when Mr Barwick visit-
ed him in Buffalo he 1 to
send a statement of the bases on which
he would settle with the bank to AId.
Lindsey, who is Brown's solicitor. Tbat
document is now in Mr Lindsey's pos-
session, but what its matelots are is on-
ly probably known to himself and Brews.
Some of the latter's friends as circulat-
ing the report that be never left Canada
at all ; that he is at his former home in
Ooderich. But that yarn is all moon-
shine ; Brown is over in Buffalo, and be
is likely to stay thea until be gets a
settlement with the bank and impunity
from Such things have
been dons before by fioancial corpora-
tions when dealing with d shooe.t em-
ployes-T.,ronto World.
Mr Brown has not been around Gods -
rich since the alleged defalcation be-
came koowo. Some time since a rola
Owe of his was in town. and boasted
that "Harry Brown had cleared 300.000
in real estate in Toronto
daring the past year.** The thing seem-
e d preposterous at the time, but in the
light of recent revelations it is only to be
wondered at that Harry left even the
vault io the bank.
Rev. Jobe Young, "form the Niagara
district," has been up io Huron county
speaking in laver of equal rights. Brer
Dan McGillicuddy, of the Godericb Sw-
eat, opposed Rev Mr Young at one of
he meetings, and in the heading of the
port in Tea Sweat Brer McGillicuddy
ma
kes this admission : -
Rev. Jobe Young From the Niagara Dia -
Holds 111. Third Betel Right* Meeting
Os invitation Mr D. McGillicuddy Pre-
sents the Other Side.
That is to say, Brer McGillicuddy pre-
sented the side of unequal wrooga That
is not what he meant to say be did ; but
that a precisely what he did. -Hamilton
Spectator.
The other aide of Equal Rights is un-
e'ual rights -not unequal wrongs.
But, admitting that unequal wrongs is
the other side, what is • greater uneo•ual
wrong than a representative of a mai
ority in any country preaching the gos-
pel of of the minority, and
endeavoring to light the fires of b goo.,
and intolerance by public appeals,
whether it be on the pL:tform, as was
done by the rev gentleman is the case
cited, or in the oolumns of • secular
journal of the calibre of the Hamilton
Spectator 1 In Hamilton at the last
municipal election the Speedrt.r endea-
vored to defeat the present Mayor by
rabid appeals against the minority in
creed of that city --not because the
objectionableondidate was • Catholic,
for he was not, hot because the :spec.
tutor thought by raising the pry that
the Catholics were supporting him, the
entire Prole@tant electorate would go
solidly against him. But the thing work
d the other way, and McLellan .0
Pivoted by a tmaj,irity of over 300,
although one of the editorial appeals
made by the :Spectator was that "if Me
Lellan were elected every Cathohe in
Hamilton would he an offnc,-.oeker."
This to • sample of the SreeMenr's area
sent on "Egad Rights," sad we don't
wonder that it thinks the better designa-
tion would be "Unequal Wrongs." Tea thi
Sweat is a s-eestarian journal, with
so hiss toward or prejudice against any
arieChristendom,.d in Christendom, and even if •t
times things mese in with
• oserieslly small lions that
we do at approve, we are nM nn that
seemed d piing to imegerate • "Holy
or a war of ruseruseThat .eheme
hes bees tried many a dam earidtelt ;
)t!•tsol McOrtLj Os Wisdom/Say d t
re
tr{c4
•
t
1
mad although the whisker hag es diNseeet
ee...le.0 been Mei M daee..h, IRO
hist hew sem Wowed tie dp.�dtiiligd
el the boued-id.d hem firms eat te-
trad the vaag0ished,be taller k01is libel
thq .q We are is Mae with the pet
who wale
Olrw I hit w that *. welt. De great bag
memo stz
snerillisalog ea lbw=
e asit
ahs lLItl%aw at an.
THE EDITORS TAIL*.
LOSS OF THE ME ERIN.
M valga a se r Res-tr Worse Sat.
New Yeas, Jam 2L -The National
Liao etesaship Brio, whteh M N bend
has bs.s MIM at see. elided ea passes -
gum Ns lad • grew 011104 r sweaty
awe. sed *beet Mess slowsts were
ea heard. The Brig W a Mishima el
daltb a plows sad • Seems! arra., la-
ded* eaMo•, below d.sha. Oho was
ear of the .wilt sad et.wehest d the
sear voids of the Nstiseel Liao. F.
W. J. Heel. the brie's meet hen. said
Nat eight that he beheld the Ma was
sleet, bat W probably brok.s dowa.
The weedier ea the North Atloatt.
• Wad or aww seems sew /etttileatb.. - Nie wilt has heea vary beristeausrs
hofs* neve geese se Barad. ! hd +ty>edBsphie .fee e..not recall
u1.., •a Lle'llte AGS. - anytime Mho it, sad the shop e•rpeaten
Thr sasatlaas d Mr Liwwf /9r for the easeit.osay aoaea 4 it the wont
wo•k. "di./ 11th aad laths J•aasry 1 o have alar emales has b A ..ring
eo.:•1e Lit Critioiam i0 Fra."' I d *salty akawestofrly Noes has ties howling
.the
sad Reel.. C artllstritati lorets, of the balk. of Nowtosadlaad for the
The Ohl MIkaimemy, mod Altteieet Ata- -klet fin wake
ria
4111. , i. Fraser 01 1114°8. -hes so b . o t toasty. -Tb .teasyr ) sa
roll. pp 1 Dat Prot5SI$utiaa, now lard oat doubtfiveday., and
lama r hardly say doubt in maritime
i. Batista, Niwsdsswdk Qreltiry;p..tr� bP eirelsa that some disaster has betfallen
M.. d the World, sad A Lothian Fair, her. The lean sag bit safety
National; Reats.. o
tetiof a 11:10"1181111
rte bee. p;re•tly ar...
tttd by • r.-
Preaeher, Teiwpl. Bar: Q.ssa Losses, port made lay the British steamer Cr.-
'Jsndsy Xep.zinr: Duiutky word. tt, we (Capt Darwn, Eros
Lei.vre Ilowr; Agaoag the S•rdua, forn- New Odra.., whling)ist oaat JasBradry 9 saw a
hill..,_____,_; How $ Btwia. °Armor Rode to the. steamer • lifeboat adrift bearing the
,.. Liteerwin de repairs; Chad. „ism Erin Th. ono', bro.ght tot•
Dibdi., GenSeesen's; Cauvwisg ills ' ho.t &loopier sad took from it tea sob
R,.atis, Time; Browsing .ad T..2 ears sod • meet and sail. A lifebuoy, a
sca. tor; wit\ "Joel Qerif. s Elle
tarn,' "The Taking of Osman steamer's kridge, sed .n awning at were
O�� � aka .sew fk].tiag nnar the lit•bo.t.
and "A Modern Eastern Martyr,' ass'. Now York, Jas. 22.-Tbe •gest of
poetq. Fr Iffy two members of silty- the steamer Erie is mashie to gi,. the
roar largs pages area ;or lore t►s. i,- a d the crew. He thinks the' illi
300 patsy. • ysar) the subssrpti.o pries /�Ma to the Assts. The fiudis. of s
($8) u few; 'sorb.
for 110. b0 the po•h- Woho.t of the Erin, he says, is no iodi-
ses offer to sand any um• of the Amari- osti„n of b.r loss, u lif•bust. ars 1rr
_ esn 14 soothlisr weeklieswitb The Lir (mody wnahed ouerbard.
iwq Age for a year, both postpaid. Liu.0
A Co., Boone, are the pubii•hen.
wipe AWAIL
The February Wide A.ra.e opens
with a good Persian ballad, "Abs Said,"
by Mary 8. Badley. followed by a stir-
ring episode of Western military life by
Lieutenant Fremont, entitled "Snow-
shoe Tbompeou." There is an inspir-
ing story of Greek boy -life, by Mrs
Knight, "A Boyhood in Athena. 'bow-
ing the effect of keeping a good ideal be-
fore • young lad'. eyes. 0. Hamlett
tells • bright instance of • young girls
preemies of mind in her story of "The
Frogsleigb Mikado, and Mn Fremont
will interest all readers with her account
of "Kit Canon,' in the second of her
"Will and Way Stories.' Grant Allen
omolodes his serial, "Wednesday the
Tooth," in triumph ; Mr Stoddard in
his serial of "A Rough Hoy" is proving
that young Gid Granger is "no slouch."
The Norse .eri,1 by Boyesen comes to a
close with the escape of the "Vikings sad
sons' from the grip of • real bear. blies
McI.od'a second Acadian story is finish -
ed. Ooo of the very bait of John
Brownjobn's stories is given in the
School Series, "The Wicked Waterbury
Clock." Mn White gives artistic girls •
good business bine in her article on
Dressmaking in the "Rosiness Open-
u.g' sense. Mrs Clalflo • Margaret -
Patty letter is full of subtle social wis-
dom. Alexander Black's "Confession•
of an Amateur Photographer" is pion/int
reading. "Men and Things" abounds
with good original anecdotes and curious it o !
lore. The poems of the number are by i x .1 S
Mrs Whiten -Stone, Mary E. Bradley, Receiptsdlvestork atthe
` -
Mrs M. F. Butte, Clinton Seulkard and SMMun're.la',t ckYards•Pl.
Martha Young ; "A Sad Case," one of the
week 331 3?: l -s 33
the best of the long poems, u very 1<R over from pre-
amusing in text and pictures by Gordon pre-
vious eveek 37 37 15
Total for week. ... . 00 763 HO 31
Browne, the pop.lar English artist. Lan on hand . . t6
Wide A wale is 32.40 • year. D. Loth-
rop Company, Publishers, Boston.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
Gedeeaeh Pates.
tem:mocs. Jan! 23, 100.
Wheat ei ' e N
Flour. • wi:..................... 4e0e 3w
Oats,• beak ................... 0IS• Oil
Plan.�b..h .. .................. able 064
Barley.• book .................. • >a • • lee
Potatoea,sew w btel\ sees M 60
Hay. t, tee ...................... d M 7 M
Butter.* f ...................... d 1* w 0 19
lass. fres* sop.eked it des .. a IS + 020
Gees• 0 11 • 0 13
Shorts. •tea H 00 • 14 00
1 00. 1300
20 ` 130
N" 50
0e "
00 "
13 •'
a"
Basi toe
Ca• ws Pd ! s ewt............
w•. w tin
Wood
HMe.............................
Wool.. sees
Shamokin.. ..............
Dremed
Apples. *HNMI w esR
Flyer
FW bis' heat,aew ....
. 'els
Spring Wheat .. ,.
Barley• 1.
Pees .
A
twttlutl dor-1Y......
•"
Jae.
H30 to
OD to
07et
Onto
aflto
Oilto
1 50 to
e 40 to
II 15 to
017 to
5 OO to
3 00 to
6m.o
0m to
6 5• to
Swam
Kegs
Cordwood
Beef ..
Wool
Pork
ae.tegel felt. /*reel.
The reni e@ d live week at the
Stock Yards. Point St. ('barky for
ending Jan Iltb, lak, were :-
4 0
400
'n
0 in
5 so
000
21.
5 00
0M
Ole
0M
0 :6
0 Sri
300
' 50
0 1S
0 1S
7 00
400
00
s to
400
MontresJ
the week
SALTFORD.
From cur own 1'.
Mr Robt. EI'is wu in Toronto visit-
ing friends last week.
Work was resumed at McEesn's oak
works on Tuesday last.
Quite a number A oar citizens as
laid up with an attack of la grippe.
Mr Rob. Ellis, jr , left for Toronto
last week to attend a bunion college
in that city.
A number of fences around hero were
blown down by the severe storm on
Toeday night.
The notorious "McGinty" has arrived
in our village this week. We expect
Dunlop will be the next point of at-
tack
Receipts routine* light with a fairly brisk
trade for good caule. Prices were a shade
lower than last week. the claw d cattle being
scarcely of as good quality. The .been oos-
ti•ue in good demand and no change la val-
ises. The beg trade. with the .mall supply,
1 a stfht rix;there was • good de
mond at 34.ep. ( elves soiree.
We quote the following so being taw
values
Butchers. good . sees. .. . sic to tc
Butchers'. medium sees. .. 3c t0
Butcher's'. MIM 2Ie to 3c
Stump Sic to tie
fiH ser �� es75 to ii -.60.
r. •#m traat
iEAe people's iLolumn.
OST. -0N TUESDAY, AN OTTER
for caffaf • gestlemaa's overcast. Pin -
der will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
the Medical Hall. It. F. JORDAN.
WANTED. -A TEMPERATE ELD-
rr F:ItLY man or young man without In•
Is wanted to do cbore work and
attend stable. Most understand bones and
Mr and Mrs W Arbuckle, of Zetland, ertch 1' U.milk cows. Address Box Hi- God -
bavo been sorely calla to part with
their youngest child, at the early age of N0TripC8..t1-THR COUNCIL OF THE
eleven pen He Ina • smart, prowls- moot in rhe CortoHoer n the Towa odle-
mg boy. He was taken down with rich on Tuesday the 2,4th Inst.
measles in the first place, bet they never I•LTKIt ADAMSON.
seemed to strike out right, and he died M `'t' County Clerk.
on New Year's day. i41A RMS FOR SALE.
From the Joliet IMily Republic and I'
8w1,
of January 10th, we oilip the (o!- 1 bare • somber of farms for sale in daGer-
ant pans d Ontario. As • en ars aware. farms
1 •wing a former nmslite : were never se cheap in this province as at the
-"The curt has appointed Geo. Hing- 'Ment time, and It yon wast $ farm 1 world
ikon the official a reeetnmend oo to b°y now. if your meso,
putter of the 'Armpit are limited mw• sell yon a farm on a small
men, and it is expected that the buss- cash WT•ss•it giving yno ples1y d tInw to pay
SOU of the entire will be great) et- ttalanee d p°r°ae'e money at s low rate ret In -
r telt_ theta emabllag you to acyuln •home of
roosted. Mr Hingaton u an adept at your own sesteastly.
the business and and will fill the poet- if you have means and do not minter credit
.loo admirably."i men 01 vs 7 d augovalue for year money
as Tou ata� i0f ssewbere.
Rlerohd bat, is brought to mob an forI saw is r•u deacriptiosya M fam
r•
We
art now that it is almost impossible for JOHN J PA ai lo ya'
the casual Observer to tell the genuine 22101y M glar-at. Pest, 7coeswts.
San Bot if in • carefully arrangedfrom the artificial blonde, says the N t
THE HURON AND BRCCs LOAN
head of hair is yellow as ripe wheat goo rernl. sal m euy a the sstCOMookholdm•'�et
an detect one dark brown or black hair 'hoe rmm�a.y .111 be 0PW at 2 o'okck p. m.•
at the n• .. the neck or neer the .Sr, lin'
.-ompany'a nAloe, Nath weal, os
f da* 1rh February next. for the rupees*" 0(
the .tory is told. Stave show which race:, in, tit* financial Mate]se•t W the pnat
way the wind blows, and the single dark year, apnniniing ihrectn,i and .lies gee -
hair tells where the dye uierd The huaiseta ItORACE
dark -hatred woman olio u determined to Gedesie.. Jas. Mth..ttt7/. 0.lte11Ru•'
be • blonde must lire the life of a slave
CONTRACTORS. -
to this de.rre, chair grows at the rate Nt1Te4rrs TO r.,4,. by tba wager -
of an inch a month. There is • shade .= A ie an.l be lee the
b' curettes
under•
n Jan. ftitA for tN e^rrtla d •
..f natural auburn hair whish is inclined far S. R. No 17. MANN. P1•..
In ti atr*ak*d and °veil lighter at the ,.md ran lee sere ue Mr S•sem
Iwwls' let 1 A•har.ld. Tendon wIU y
dna' then et the Punta This kind at epes.t(ea dela at 'o'clock pm.
hair, now an fashinn•hl., might he mil- laq, ��1(wla, )
taken for the streaked and striped el a AS. RO lawn& .. }Tritbea
b'esched Monde by an JAS. RO TSO, . 1
1
lye. ace .1 gl•wey, iwvhe and healthful Mi'MIO LESSONS. -MISS AGGIS
in tone it is sen to he natural, no met- TH itpagb .Mtp•r"m to glue .malt
ter how v.ried as its stades, while if it Im .i Dee Qr. r�
is dry and heatless, it is eels to semen alas
the Moocher's art. A .teal pal. 'nide, MBA Id011011 00101
h,onde has Mande eyelashes and .y. 1
brows, cad is reel life Meek eyelashes nested
ming ted sod itiiig fkr w tae.
g,oid. heir .sloe* •sad 1. tmw
owes ge
wes Itr km 10 art. *.,worst mesh w•a r.mm.t�
rosy gad *hie enMnation ia heroines of -"' "'
a" Som
e%
Se% Oemwls► K
t-
•
OYERSTOC
Ere TNTER 1100115!
Sweeping Reductions
will be made in all linea of
Staple and Fanoy Dry -Goods,
Tweeds and Men's Furnishings.
Do not buy without seeing our prices. Inspection
Invited.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jerdaa'. Block. Ooderieh, Dee. Silk, talk
Strayed Animals.
EStTRRA•Y HlI�FB�R•. - OA NI ON
meal
w sari . rem Os r•"'eee . The
°sneer is re sesta to prose prepsq, ear
cheroot sad take u se"
.
36141 JAS.leallUHW.
Legal Sale;.
JUDICIAL NOTICE TO THR CRBD-
iTORS Or JOHN KAY, DECEASED.
Pursenat teas order d the Ch•merry Divi-
sion mads la re 1. J.r , tali per,
Tbe creditors of Juba 1f the Tows
d Oodsrteb, 1a the (busy se area, seer -
cheat, who did Is or ahem the mootthh of
F
Feay,bruary,
cry, 1� to wdk b athe im ptl , p MW, b
Mesas darts. t Proodtoot, ftiM►
rhea, tame Christian sited ssessmer.
t ad mess atoms, the tb ee res of
alai.., a Maumee' off taeislr rssya)ssmmae.am the
matures/ the esearities Of held them ;
N r4 ta dssOwner they will 5. p �mptoriy
e arose the basest of Unsaid Order.
srdrtsr bolding nay seeurlty M t o
premum the mese beim roe, 00001041100.
d are Chamber*hh la the*50.
sill e' forenoon. the ttesearpslal at.
d far djadieetlos a the c vas.
Dead the 1715 asss of Jemmy, Ila
JAMAS CADMIIMBT.
q2h
Registrar 0. 8. D.
For Sale or to Let.
r10 RENT. -TWO HOUSES ON
ete.lyst., owe block from the Square.
For partkcslars apply to
40th MRS F. SYEITH.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale the fol-
lowing
oelowing eery desirable farm. consisting of the
easterly 130 acres of Block "0,' In thy 7th cos -
remake of the Township of Colborne, in the
County of Huron. Tata farm is situat-
ed ti miles from Godericb, and I;
miles from ('arlow, cn the )pain tiny&
Road. There is • good frame house,
LI -
storeys. almost new. M by 0 oostaining 7
rooms • large barn, m by 0 with cattle -
shed. 42 by 14. attached. and osse d the ascot
orchards in the township It is watered by -
a serer -failing sprtsg creek and • good well.
About 110 acres Hoard and tree from stumps.
There is no waste land of any kind on the
place. Good school within e0 rods of the
n oose.
Will be sold on reasonable terms.
For terms and further particulars apply to
J\O, BRECtls\RIDOE.
Proprietor, Ooderich.
or JleSILI i Mi:KkOWN.
0. os the premises.
FiRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALE ON ST. PATRiCE ST.
-About two moat .. walk from the Square.
Two stories high,brick additiOO in the rear
I; stories high. bonding oovered with slate.
ain building has 2 urge roam a *M fist.
upstairs there ere 5 Ism mora Is the rear
additlotsthere are kitchen. pantry, washroom.
Upstairs. girls room and bathroom. Also good
cellar. Apply to the undersigned, who will
give all necessary information.
att. DANIEL GORDON.
y'ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-
That
ALT-
That valuably property kerma as lot 1(1*
Maitland con.. Godericb township• within one
mile of Godertch. On the farm are a large
orchard, good frame house and hitches. with
stone cellar, and frame barn mod stables; euro•
prises 71 screw weft watered. For further
particulars applyto Oso McKaea oke rem.
es- 2191-17
FARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR SALIL- Lot 15 1. Maitland Con
Colborne. 112 acres --a very fine Harm. Price
Lot Et is 1st con. R. D. Aabfidd,
acres price 1120. Lots 43 and 14 in 1st Con.
Kinloss,Brrtttxc••ee County, 100 acres. Will be 11.4.1
very cheap -Lots IA. Mead Wi of 17. in the 0tb
con. Wawanosh, foe acre of excellent land in
one block. Prf.e 11.1.101. Lot 73.Mrpougall'e
Surrey, Tows of Dederick. Price enlly
Lot toe, town of Ooderich, oe Light Howe
street, with brick boom and stable. Price
only leek Lot 977, 074. 1015 tied pt. 014
Town of Goderich, nearly Ib of Y Mme in
one block within the port d the
town. Price only 0100 The ahem peeper -
!les will be sold es e.ey term st p ymsnt.
Apply to
C. PRAGER. OMesich.
N.R.-Money to lend at very low alta 97
FOR SALE.
Wvet half of lot ler. Arthur Street, with
small brick cottage thereon,
Rr,t.ntwe Lori. --1M, 10. 344. 241. Elgin
Street. tit. Andrews Ward.
CB. coiner of Huron and Britannia Read.
Frame It story hour ori Keays Street, lot
and half land.
Several bio . Reed's Survey, opposite new
show °prounds, via, :
Nos At 24. 2d, 30. 52, 51, 0e. et R
AAy to sbov. at IOW RATER.
01141 DA VIOON at JOHNSTON
Legal Notices.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GiVEN
.bat win be made trio ten Par -
sat toatan��(Items, el„ tit• at Its nal t SI Victoria.se
t.f C•e
pornthist The t . P "�- Iae Penile
anette Rail'''.Rail'''.• h tke .rybe
or
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pante.: to said ill_
to b
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eh a ert Ala
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b chemise the of the
build a bran71'rt
ere sad to estibill lig iisai�/erese wselth�the
lea Patine Rahway Co mpnay. or vM!u
say Mho r Railway Compaay. sad to enema
the Uwe for the ee teso.oes.es a.d asuman
Ilse ei the weld railway.
Gamow t 131ststrovvlrr.
ONiultees Mr the Awpl-ants.
Diatom at GoderiA, the 07th day of Nevet.-
bwe. 1410. iso.
Auctloneering.
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M. NICHOLSON, LD.&
DSNTAL ROOMS,
Eighth doer Odom
thetali' Ossa, fi
4
DR. L RICHARDSON, LD.B.
0CBOSON DENTIST.
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pant•satreeing of tomb. ilmesial attesel.m
Kona to the MmsrvatMY et the hire sl
TSO.saw-[a stweed Opera Os*.rteh. H 1 ,
tresos W-lv
Loans area insurance.
INN. Ilt�. Dervialier, Prowler in
c. BEAOER,
CLERK FIRST DIVISION COURT.
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at
w ieeseimee�d. Com.
Ormos-Nestle 07.es.11'e P.rt.0 .{ritere,
Ockseisb.FJ.T.NAFTEL,
LIFE, FIRE AND AACIDSNT IN-
SURANCE AGENT,
A North British t Ite•es.Hle
Liverpool. Limiest It Slobs • Notevvleh U.i.. ;
neNorth1 N. W UN; eel Aotdd.nt issue
Lowest Rate.cut .! melee settled p.ee��..�.e��
Mosey to Loan a Firs sad Town I1,tw.tj
Conveyancing dose. Property val.ad..1o.
Omoe---Cor. Nankai -mid Savers, 70od each.
$900,000 PRIVATE FUNDtf
To lost- en faro and tows p o
est Interest. M
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mimes char yenta for the Trost lead Less
Company of Candle, the CLaminale Lamina
Credit Cospasy, the I.aemse Y�,� C•s.g•ej
of Canada. Interest, e. dk d Tper esat.
N. 0.--- Borrower pas MUM gamey in
day. If title
100DA t 1803a SOHNMTON.
Barrtstan de., Oedericb
e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON Hour tCAMERON;Des
rich. ee
iiirONICY TO LEND. -A L A R G iI
1 *resat of Prly Is.ds for inveatassiiAwn
u lowest �irtseM -a-wm-
to DARROOWm f PROUD
R RADCLIFFE,
GE.iTBRAL INSCRANCe.,
REAL EST ATIC Alb
MONEY LOANING AGINT
O.ty Ptr'st•elass (tstsp.ttye Mlpriesenhm
ST Nosey to Lead on meals hk vena,.. it s
lowest rate of interest gelsg, is my way to
exit its oo rower.
Ili OFFICE-Meooat deer frostarn
West Street Ooderteb. Mad
Jfieaica1.
DLS. SHANNON & SHANNON,
Paysicisas Surseoaa, Aecoschsss, ae.
sroe at Dr. Shannon's residents se
fir tae
gaol Oodertce O. C. Bsalsol. J. los
Plow.
Legal.
FrC A M P I O N, BARRISTER,
MeeOslieltor, Notary Plaine. etc.
ee -Oyer Jondes's lent( Steen the rooms
formerly micepled or Judge iloyle. 11125
0. HAYS, SOLICITOR, se
Spare aed Rest
street Odd tches'over t.Maaph ease. Pri-
vate
%muds to lead ate per amt. 110.
(IA RRO W dt PROUDFOOT, BA R
RIOTERS Atterams. Solicitors,
Ooderiob J. T. Darrow, W. Prow/foot. 17
GfAYERON,
HOLT &
CAMERON,
aCcCSw.f C P.�/.iyp
Amusements.
CIODERiCH MECHANICS' INSTI
kfi TUTZ LIBRARY AND R1ADiN
M, ow. of East street and arises Laic
Oyes front 1 teepee., sod hoes 7 to 10 p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY;
Larding Deily, Wetilf;esd Illwadtwded
Papers, df
a;aa►wer, *c,, en Pik
biEng tree se fltem ONLY •e,M
greeting free talo oIt(eeLmllnry lead razt•
Amnesties for smeshaehy vwestvd y
Libraries. Is rooms.
S MALCONSON, ovo. wrry Ifsf+.ry
Preat,
oderleh. M archhtta
b
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Societies.
ligNIAS DP TM,' iii'
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SIM
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We will plae
Knitted Woolen
Ken's Shirts a:
re Haemal Iles
Ladies' lin
Oardlg
1
Now is the
prices
(fall and see
JO
UN-
DUNLO
new ear ewe e.rras.sei
Ls grippe had Not w
of ..Etre*., sated of
of tt...d ea we
there area few mors r
Mils Deep• Mambo
trout Detroit after sa 4
ger.
Horns, Swear How
(;lark, alter as sheen.
travel ia the Wester
British Onlelobis, is vi
Mr and Ma James CIa
NILS
From oar owe oarreneent
The special minims 11
church hero soiled 1a
Seventy auris peeeeot
seekers of salVStioa 7
the Methodist Amok
thirty more will likely
jird. Mies W illiame at
Istissatioe of Nile poop
sod as evangelist.
La Grippe or its tine
week. Five or six as
serioesly 111.
Stet H Irl sae and
Items began revival arilOn )11.4.7 tveni•g. 70
COLBOR
book at the labM on
elead
polity of Colborne nmet
hall on Moaday,Jan. 21
The following gent)
their qualification sac
*See, via :-Joseph 134
Malloy as deputy -reeve
N.tlm. Jobe and Ale]
conncdloes.
The minutes of last
emend read and after t
approvd. A. Mallny
N. Jubna, tbm Jami
.inted auditor for this
ailed R.hy Wdlia
nano[. Nath" John
by A. Yong, ttu
°Senile bet re appointed
John s0Ysd, •ecrode
at the reeve, dap rea
.eheria*tou a.d W s.
std • iueal board
. t year. Carried,
A. W. shame was t
keep dm road phew
iia .red Carlow. T
were parsed, vis
revelries short,
rephirna advert, 1
for election
for eleetioe pogo
.djoer.ed to et
, February 6th, at 1
an. 21st, 1890. J.
DUNGAN/
our own correspond
Look at the label on
Weather in this
meetly changeable.
write, Jack Frust
tr, however, as yet
ghing, which is bon
for.
In this village and
'tants have thus
vend in being free fr
hich M so prevalent
knows as 15 gripppe
.ompiai.ing of Nov
t apparent!) trains
opo. is '' Hrtve you got
emotion might be invei
grippe got held of) •
The seuniefpel sounc:
tT el[ West Wawat.o
the m..ioipsl am, he
or 1890 it the tewneht
P. the 30th last•
Aare gpifemen
enadoct the affairs of
• Jeelaa/ion .d of
a bonuses Idle swain
with tke bossiness oil
oaten, of eoerse,
Ina; i. \is usual hat
present Relit I
P. end eoonallora
std William B
were appointed
tiler, M -•pi, ,nli
11.00801wr ; •Will
8t Haloes, and
'serif -T. Wibn.
The anos•l ltasettng .
Meted Fir. In
hors ea Tonsils*
wee galea • too
s.seswsed from
The dtmasb
wen esuaeterami
retiring 4i0peaAs,
. I.Y. Felker es
wen reappodetedl.
t'URERA.O013NO1L, 110 103 OOD
+£ inion.-->gees'eeege�t�� swtlst e.
em•�enellsge�selemr fag r hspsewres
Veraesaiese
•rr"'fl.slkl' tfurtherthe
Negaziatreti.
ENVELOPES
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