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trade is now ready
will be mailed troetoo
apptitxnta, sod tomer
tomer of laid year with -
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NEWS
TO ADVERTISERS. Imperial Pediment amt Tuesday.
otice of changes must be left
at this Office not later than
Monday noon. The copy for
changes must be left not Tater
than Wednesday noon. Cas-
ual Advertisements accepted
up to noon Thursday of each
week
Loral ■.ate.,.
AU advance notate' in the local columns
of Tme StaMAL of weetiwtp or ewkr-
teiwwewta at ipAid an adwiswon fee
is charged. er from 'which a peevwi
cry keseeitt is derived, must tie pied
for at the rote of one cent per
word each insertion. no raiser las
Men treeiity-/itr rents. Where ed-
' is of entertainments are
inserted a Miff lucat will N riven
bee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Removed -Mrs Mackay.
Testimonials -J. M. Mcleod.
Burs for rude -J. T. Dickeen.
The Deserter- $swim Orrice -
Executors' Hoag_ L Campion.
Our (4.ie1Ci•t Tiaaaean t dee.
Prascrlpttoa Work - W. C. Goode.
Tenders Wanted - Thos. Hawkins.
Mor. steel Lot for Bale -Robert Reid.
North American Life Assurance Co. F..1. T.
NOW -
Notice of Amassment and Meetiu.; of Credi-
tors -Geo. S Meadows.
BORN.
S•oene-At Goderich. February tali. the
wife of Robert A. 41mrke, of a son.
MARRIED.
Mona*-- McWHIMET-In ('olberce. oa Wed-
nesday. Feb IYtb. Mies Emma II bias.
of Colborne to Mr mark
Wheatland, Colborne,
DIED.
Cots -In Oodercb,on Sondes. reb tar. Ink,
Kmtdy. beloved wife of Mr Harvey Co..
sired 15 leers.
TOWN TOPICS.
"A cetera aiming ye, takes' motes.
I m' Jail A kWU great /t-"
Va. GOLD PaosrT.-Tbe user woeful girt
out make is to give • Wirt Pea. Ap-
ply te D. McGillicuddy. agent, Goderich.
The Wemae'. ChrstLa Temperance Cabs
m�erssy fl• the barmiest of Nortb-et Mete church
�e>R b 4a.w vtnextlegaat seut Y
>E< wast w doe photograph. framed in
moulding- et • reasonable rue. go
tip 9.tewart'e parlor stadia. He an suit
a time wwith as be•utltewm
l aorte•tture frames.
R. it. Hallows is doing a brisk business ie
photographing. In addition to this line he
carries • large .tock of elegant artut pee and
handsome picture mouldings. the latter of
whteb be fits with great neatness.
Aeeordteg to the signs of Candlemas Das.ng Mar
be upon es at es early date. or
o to Pridhara'• and get • spring suit of
tress stock a nil from.
es
bom and the eat style. He h
That people will buy even daring dell
'times. U they get bargains. was fully maim
MIA es the result of the quiet chat
of Gausden and Soo with their patrons
la mer lest blame, and wall paper moved off
feeds. They have some further bargain talk
la oar present Mone on page eignt. Read
every tiae aad when you are down town for
your mail call in and see them. They are next
dour to the pat omoe, and will be pleased to
show you goals. and quote prices. This is the
last year of their partnership and they are go•
lag to reduce stook.
BRIEFLETS.
Today is St. Valentine's Dey.
Mr J. T. Gamow, Q. C., is in Torontc
this week.
Mr R Rsdoliffe made a visit to Lon-
don this week.
Mr Abraham Smith left on Tuesday
on a trip to Chicago.
Mr Geo. Swanson, jr.. left yesterday
for British Columbia. •
Mrs Thos. Andrews left on Wednes-
day last to vet her daughter. Mrs
Perry, at St. Thomas.
Mb R. 11. Hodgson, who had been
eped friends in town, re: uroed to
mptor on Wednesday.
r Jas. Addition left on Monday for
Toronto, where be hes business at the
P.blio Works Department.
Ts. regu:er fortnightly meeting of the
High $eho,,1 Literary Society will be
held this (Friday) evening.
Mr. Gee. B. Cox. of the British Ex -
Mange Hotel, is having his reading
room neatly papered and aloimis.d.
Mrs H. H. Smith. of Winnipeg, left
town on Wednesday to visit Clinton,
Toronto and other pointe before sten-
ts/ home.
Mr C. A. Moonteney desires as to
state that the rumor that hie family has
been .filiated with diphtheria is entirely
without fooedatio..
The member of by th. se
town clerk for the tows t.f Goderich foe i
18fM hies follows :-Births, 51 ; me-
tiers, 25 ; deaths, 35 ; tetlsl, 111.
Dr M Nicholson, the West -et dentist, t P
.sakes the preservation of the paters}
Mr Wm. Halliday, of Calgary, N. N
T., is visiting friends In town.
Miss Maud Butson lilt this week
pay • visit to friends in Stretford.
Mir Emma Campbell is at promo
GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY. FEB. 14, 1b90.
Miss Williams returned from • visit to
Brantford ..q Saturday of lest week.
Toa Hunt &•nowt ElITaaTAtalINT -
to Don't forget the Hoch School entertain -
anent on Friday, the 21m. Ail that
dove heard Mr Clark speck in the bigh-
t est terms 44 him as • reader and Mrs
TOWER trowels an Goderich township.
Mr and Mrs Warnock hen arrived i
Goderich after spending • pleasant tin
u the Suwhere Stat..
A number of our young men took ad
vanities of the ioe this week, notwith
standing its frailty, sod to all appear
snow had • good use.
Persona wishing to improve tbei
$movies or streugth.n their power u
atterttou should scud to Prof. Loisette
237 Fifth Ave., N. Y., for his prospect
ties poet tree, as advertised in anotbs
column. 10-tf
• SrectaL R■LIalOUs S sepsis. -Th
specs' religious services in Victoria -s
church ere iucreesiog in interest. M
Hutton informs us the attendance
good end • number have started in th
Christian life.
Clark i. also eii:ning as soviable repute, -
▪ don as e singer.
▪ Tres Suomi Situ Co)TINugri.-Mr.
Seeger's sale took place yesterday, but
there was too much to dispnee of in one
day, and the beet pert of the property
roes not disposed of. Mrs Seager will
be at the tesideocs today, tomorrow and
e Monday, from 10 a.m. , to meet persons
f desirous of anything remain-
, crag co band.
Owing to the Genoa. illness of Mr D.
r McGillicuddy, editor of Tres SIGNAL,
during the past week, any deficiency in
e the get-up of the paper this issue will
t have to be overlooked. Mr McGill}
r. cuddy was taken i11 on Saturday Imo and
is hs. not since been able to leave his room.
e Ou Wednesday be began to improve, and
is now steadily mending.
The spnog sittugs of the Assize Calif
will begin ir. Goderich on Monday
March 31.t, before Mr Justice Street
The Chancery spnog sittings will be hal
un Monday, April 14th, Mr Justice for
guse,u presiding.
Mr. C. F. Stnubel left for Toronto on
Monday last to visit his dautor, Mrs.
gb
Bestado, He will also represent Maple
Leaf Lodge, A. O. U. W., of Goderich,
et the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Ib. Order in Toronto neat week.
Dr J. N. Cadieux, of New York, th
renowned Franco -American orator,pbysi
NCw STaA)rBOAT ACCOMMODATION. -
Mr Wm. Lee hes received word that the
handsome new propeller "Lours," of
Cleaeland, is to be pieced on the God. -
rich route during the coming season.
She hes between 40 end 50 ,
and is hit -clues accommodation in every
respect. Her route will take in Saginaw,
Goderich, Detroit, Cleveland and Buf-
t•lo, soda weekly round trip is expect-
ed to be made. Copt. R osoh and
Purser Marion, formerly of the "Salti-
e new Valley," will have her in charge.
can, chemist end author, will deliver
three of hie popular, scieoti6e and
thrilling lectures in Goderich on Feb.
23rd, 24th and 25th. Further parti-
cubits next week.
A Vous retie P•ZAON. - Chaplain
Seed's lecture nest Tuesday evening in
North -at Methodist church offers the
people of Goderich • treat seldom en-
joyed in these parts. Large and en-
thusiastic •udisnoesgreetbtmeverywhere
and all want to hear him again. Chair
taken by the Rev. Dr. Ur* et eight
o'clock.
Crauxu. -Although they had had
little or no practice Chu ae.eun • couple
.4 nuke of G,dench curlers went to
Stretford on Tuesday twat to compete in
the bouepi.l there, but they were un-
fortunately detested in their first game.
Their were from Harriston
end the goore stood :-Goderich, 40 ;
Henniker, 42.
Vicr•.ati S&REST Y. P. 8. -The Y. P.
S of Victoria st. Methodist church are
prospering finely, we learn. Lest Mon-
day evening before the beginning of reli-
go,us sen-i„e they met and elected of -
fivers for another quarter: -President,
James Strongth: vie-pre.ident, Minnie
Reid: secretary, Miss Hamlin; treasurer,
Amelia Kirkpatrick.
At the regular meeting of Moron lin-
campment, No. 28, I. 0. 0. F.. Moeda,
evening last, the following ofha.rs for
the current term were duly installed by
P. C P., I F. Toms, P. Holt and W
Knight :-C P , P. Holt ; H. P., Geo.
H Nairn ; S. W., Jo.hu Straiton ; J.
W., Geo. Porter ; R 8., Row Raatall ;
F S., H. W. hall ; Tress., W. H.
Murney ; Gun. •, Mi J. Proudfoot ; 0.
Sentinel, A. Johnston ; 1. W„ I. F.
Toms ; 2. W., C. A. Nairn ; G. of T ,
W. Knight.
Cottle.. TO GODalICH.-Of Dean'.
company, which will appear in the Grand
Open House on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of nest week,
giving away many o ,qtly presents at
each performance, the Sherbrooke, P.
Q , Erawiner says :-"Dan hes been
drawing tine houses in :he city hall dur-
ing the week. As a ventriloquist and
mimic Prof Dean manifesto. the pos-
session of great powers in his art and
presented • clever and humorous enter-
tainment.' Doo't fad to hear the king
of veatrilognlata.
ELrencie or Omczsi. --The Y. P. 5
C. E. in with North -et Meth-
odist church held its semi- 1 elec-
tion of officers on Friday evening lest,
seising a. folbws:-Vies-preddent,
Mr. Wetter Pridham; secretary, Miss M.
Sharman; •saist•nt secretary, Miss 8.
Campbell; treasurer, Miss Dnwni.g;
organise, Miss 1. Sharman; chorister, Mr
W. Pridbam. The pastor of the chorale
is the ataodin( president. The Society
has just purchased a piano, which will be
used in the Sunday school, the Society
and on spacial occasions.
Cuwua
Or Bos1we•$. -The firm of F
• A. Pridhaie hes been disc olved by
otual sonsest, Mr A. E Pridh•m tak-
ng the furnishing department of the
beelines, which he will carry on in the
corner store of McLsan's new block. Mr
riaham intends to carry only the very
beat ",f goods in his lits, and the beef
Bess will be onmdoeted on the suns
and principles and with the strict in-
tegrity sad pushily/ enterprise that
1 the lab firm. The store
ill he opened about Marsh tat
SrwrIAL MRMTTWo. AT Tis ARMY Bas -
Lege. -Grand weleosse mte•tings to
Major Pbilpbott and his A.D 0. will be
held at the Salvation Army barracks
seat Retarder, 8Ind d Moeday.
eh. 15, l6 and 17. Capt. Drew andLim.Li. Treaty. formerly •tatiaed rat
Goderieh, will be among the sassy
0116•111 who -
who will take rt on the e
easies. A silver eolleetio. will be taken
CN the door M seep meeting, with the ax-
iom
s -ion of Monday night. when en ad-
fee
-
flee.4 only 10 cis .ill be eberg
b� - a epecwlty. Gas administered from so
or the painless extraction
III tea
r;ENO
Al. Trainor, of Chicago, who hes el
ason
ting the Misses Refor Dom.
pest, left ma Monday Inst
n tor Lon -
where abs will make a stay before
ing home.
ge
A hunumber of ladies and geed.
ass toy. Ooderieh Mended the ball in -
ONdlw jut Friday .reciag. We ea -
*wawa ChM the (tell. of etc svesisg
was a fair saetrmeiwflw c1 God.rieb.
Q.pty Nark Aflame' the other ray
ens marly a vistas of the farkies dirty
1■e mend the Sqme Wedged is by a
kw"sports." lw's'the matter with mk
leo laws bylaw prebibiti.g)hi'!pr..w.t ed.
AUCTION SALES.
COMMUNICATIONS
AHO GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
of the water in the mains was overlooked
--- when the specifications were made re -
We do am holdible for the quirts* four fire streams thrown 100 feet
opinions of our t' - Coati -lbw herb with only 150 lbs water pressure at
rues a this depmm
artent ast oowdae them- the um •taeios." Doss this not
selves to public questlo•s, and be terteL pumping
ahow,sir,that our sad scienti-
fic councillors is their united wisdom had
the specifications prepared for the well
at the fos.dry 1 and yet, to the very
face of this scientific report for which
they 1 $109.00 of the people's
money. they bees already bored two
other $ells at the Dost of wine thous
and dollars each ; end that, too,
at • spot where, es Ratepayer
hints, the water rosy very possibly
be unsuitable from the presenoe pf
mineral suhltencee at present unknown.
Verily, sir, we are a long suffering peo-
ple, and more patient, I think, then
even Job oould have ever been under
snob ,for when we are emit -
ten on the one cheek we vinosity beg for
s ship on the other; or perftaps,morts cor-
rectly speaking, when our townfatherspick
one pocket we tell them to clean out the
,-Cher al s,. But I must burry on. Iu
October last the waterworks committee
reported to the council that they had
"made • contract with the Reiser co
E'ectricCo. for two 50 light 4 Ampere
dynamos, 40 new 4 Ampere lamps and
the changing of 30 of our ...n 8 Ampere
lamps for the sum of $1,550 -nue dyna-
mo and 50 lamps to be shopped on a he
15th of November neat. We have ala,
trade • contract with Mt P. McEwen to
drill an 8 inch hole at the harbor at $2
per foot." "Tee report was unaui•uously
adopted on motion of Nicholson, !wood.
ed by Cantelcn." This, sir, I must con-
fess, is purely Greek to me, with the ex-
osption of the $1.550 sod brother Peters
part of it. I hope, h ,.ever, that all the
rest of your readers will thoroughly com-
prehend it. And now for a few war is
on Ratepayer's bathing pond, and it is
simply this, that I decline ba.hing in
four feet of water swarming with tad
poles and pollywogs ; end, ttesides,
that A. M. Polley d.elsre. that by June
otthe this i. mete n
spite Pollyot bold ,•
fish !
•
Butpart,
because of the credit publicly awarded
to the may ir and his first lieutensot and
right-hand supporter of Se. Andres'.
ward, who daily devoted their time to
.uperintendiog the erection of so useful
a public necessity as this reservoir has
proved to he, and although some
natured folks folks denoun,e it as displaying
no more scienze o r mecbsnif`al know
ledge thin would be required in
making • dry Roods packing boot
with two cleats on each side, I
bog, however, to differ with them.
'or that, of cours., is •l1 bosh I
therefore suggest the council be punlicly
requested to purchase the tallest barber's
pole on West street, with its appurten-
ancesrand erect the same near "R•tepay
er's" bathing piece, with • suitable In-
., w.thoat fear of co.ntradictioo, ncripticn on its base and a cat t.n each
on the 2nd con. of Ashfield, has been that in September last the finance cos- side of it as a bodyguard, and then if
very low es the result of a relapse. mitten of the council reported that they that don't bring summer visitors to
Mrs D. McNee has been very sick acd had not only to use all the revenue cf Goderich I really know not whet will do
is still con6oed to bed. 1889. but to draw $8,208 00 from the it. And now, sir, as to the desecration
A very large number of people follow- surplus of previous year. to meet their of the market sl•tar' ; I dare scarcely
allow myself to speak of it -to think
that four cr five hundred dollars, if not
more. of the people's money has been
thrown •way on such tomfoolery, and
that then the mayor should have the
audacity in his inaugural address
to the council to speak of our
fends being very low is .
But, sir, I shall presently show y.:ur
readers somewhat of the real cause of
our funds being "very low." it is said,
however, to be en ill wind that blows
nobody good, and even in this matter
friend Saunders pozketed $106 out "f it,
while poor Mike Crete received only $1.75
for patching the bottoms of the basins
within three months of their completion.
Within less than. two years we have paid
$230.85 for deputations to this that and
the other place with small returns for
the outlay. Within some sixteen months
we have paid $4.765 65 of customs
duties, as Mr Farrow can vouch tor,
while i am assured by one of our oldest
townsmen, who has spent a long life as a
working machinist and whose word i
know will not be doubted, that we oould
certainly have had as good if not rnurh
better pumping mechin.ry made in Galt
within 80 miles of our dower and saved
I know not how much carriage
Now let us return fir a moment to the
..1 the beauty of the Square
What could the half hundred county
council ors, the leading men in their
several localities, think, not only of our
rulers,but of each end every one of us,- t.
seeing the ridiculous west. of money
aronnd their onurt hotter. i Must it not
have been like this 1 that we
ere • community of born unprincipled
E.md res tsesertiew.
To the Editor of the Signal
MIK Sta,-I was delighted last Fri-
day to find that we had tom live Ito. -
payer ansougst us ; and although he hes
been late in waking up it is better late
than never. Now, moss he has promised
to give more on the same subject, I beg
of you to hold him fest to the fulifilmeot
of hs promise ; and, if you will allow
toe the use of one or two of your valu-
able columns, es the stereotyped phrase
toes, I shall have much plessors in of-
fering him, through them, some tests
or pointers to refresh his memory by a
glance, and it can only be • slight one,
at the proceedings of the council from
the inception of our precious scheme of
and If a thing is precious
and valuable according to Ma cost, then,
indeed, are our waterworks precious be
yond oompsriwn in Canada -and the
end is not yet. In October, 1885, the
council published a placard throughout
the town in which it was stated that "the
total cost of waterworks, electric light
and Agricultural Part would be
X52,065.00 " In December following •
public meeting was held at which coun-
cillor Butler offered to withdraw from
the council and take the contract for the
three schemes for $33,000 ; on which
Mr Crabb urged that the offer should be
•coeuted, and that was the lost
heard in public of this
and apparently the ulterior views of t'e
' t having been ripe eoough,
council seems to have taken no noticeof ,'
AU parties cee wil Ring their
e t ei eves notice Lneeerted ae At the following elections in January,
tbls 1st into the time of sale. 1886, • vote was takes as to whether or
Sale of valuable stock of Wm Mal- not we should have waterworks. The
lough, bards fiat -claw voters, having the estimate of $52,065
horses, etc., several herd of thorough•
befogs rheic eyes, declared almost un
bred shorthorn cattle (registered in the animowl, in its heir. Io Februsry,18b7,
Dominion herd book,) en his promises at the three bylaws were pobl.bed-fear
Dungannon, Friday, Feb. 28th- Also at $54.046.65 ; electric lights,
the same time and plow 37 village lots �•�. rod Agricultural Park, $4,000
in Dungannon will be offered for sale. Immediately thereafter the cloned pub -
Jos. Mallough, auctioneer. iished and widely circulated another pla-
card heeded "Ramona why you should
Mr Thos Precious, lot 3, Lake Range, 'Ore for the electric Tight
Ashfield, It miles from Port Albert, on
and pork bylaws." I cannot herein pts
the Jas. Scott farm, Thursday, Feb. 20, eibly IIVS $ lithe of the ressom given,
at Doe o'clock p.m. Joo. Knox, suction- but it was therein .fated that "the d.-
ser
crease of insurance rates done (25 per
cent) will almost ful'y for
Mortgage sale of iota No 78 on War- the increased taxes •' And again -"the
ren et and No. 111 on Wilson -,t., to amounts asked by the bylaws are ample
Hutchinson's survey, (ioderich, at Mar- for the purpose ; rod eel, there is reason
tin's Hotel, Goderich, on Wednesday, to believe they may be $10,000 too
Feb. 19th, at 12 o'clock noon. Jno. tomb, and, of course, only what is
Knox, auctioneer. _ required will he raised and .pent -
NILS. that is in the control of the
council." Now, sir, after such • plain
Prom our own . • .tstement issuing from the council
La grippe hes had many victim. chamber shall I be belie red when
around Nils. Mrs Cousins, who lives i ____
ed the remains of Christopher Stewart to liabilities for the waterworks, "over and
Dungannon cemetery, last Thursday above the monies received fur the sale of
afternoon. Deep regret is felt at the .I-.h•'ntsresl" Yet there it3iirs in print 5' -
low sustained by the Methodist church fore rue ! The repos was received unan-
and the w bole neighborhood, in the Porously ! The three bylaws having been
death of our aged neighbor. Much
sympathy is expressed for the two child-
ren who are now motherless and father -
lois. By the will of the deceased, the
children aro supported out of the estate
till they are of age. When the dough
ter reaches the age of 21 she receives
$1,000 The residue goes to the son
when he reaches his majority. The
estate is to be sold as soon as convenient.
George Burrows and James Stewart, of
Goderich, ere executors.
Nile ohurch was packed Sunday even-
ing, when the funeral sermon of Mr C.
Stewart was preached. Rev H. Irvine
took for his text John, 14: 2, 3, "In my
fathers house ere maty mansions," et+.
Richard Cousins 1. also seriously ill
with irnAsmmation of the lungs,caused by
wetting wet while ill with la grippe. lie
tarried, the ezperimental well at the
foundry was at once commenced, under
the superintendence of councillor Butler,
and, es I •m credibly informed, at the
cost cf nearly $2,0)0 A considerable
supply ,01 water was obtained, but for
some rather inexplicable reason it was
abandoned and operations comnienoed et
the huh or, where three or four holes
were bored at very considerable expense,
but the supply of water teing found in-
adequate for domestic and fire purposes,
a ten inch intake pipe of some viz tons
in weight was hod to the river at the
cost of $598.22 for labour, beside
the original cost l.of the pipe ; and, this
being again abandoned, it may pos-
sibly remain there till doomsday.
in May lest the Mayor to
the oouncil to charge "the cost of sink-
ing • new well and building a re.ervnir,
Is ill at present. $1,200, to the fire department instead of
Mir Loey Dodd still continues very to the waterworks acconnt," and that was
low She hes been in Goderich f ,r • "done y." N, w, sir, why was
couple of weeks, bot is expected home not this $1,200 charged to the water -
this week. works as was the $598 for burying the
q csa aewnN fir • • r..a rat. intake pipe the year before i The n
we
literally for the same purpose, end then
The egsivaieet in English mono rat could be no other reason for doing so
$2,500 wee ones offered by en old lady than to mystify any officious inquirer in -
in London for the return of • favorite to the est of nor waterworks. In ono.,
at which had strayed or been stolen. 1888, Engineer Chipman was engaged to
People called her • "Drank," and per- 1 the whole
haps she was. It is nnfortun•te that one of the scheme "and
if the gentler sex sboeld ever gain this connection with the harbor for fire
title, yet any do. 1t is, however, (re- service anti) the fin •)
gamily not chert halt. Ogen htnetion making the mak and Intros the sante oil tools who cnuid stand by "mute es ors
al will •ppei*ntly change the kande of 4*. " for which tors," as your corfeepondent puts it -and
a wm
oan's main nature. Don't blame 1i be was to receive be is one of us -and see our remolds the
such sufferers :1 they are "ersnki but $750 00. Now, sir, we have heard moth- laborers, artisans and -who
tell them to ase Dr. Pewee's ira•orite tug whatever.of lir Chipman for many have not time to speed in watching the
P , shit* Is an infallible months ps.t,nnlw that be seems to bar- proceedings of the awned tb ea.sl•es---
remedy for "female ." it received m
2700.456ms tune before the att. plondered, and their little
will soon reetoro them fn their •
normal tutor, statement was mode op by the tows become sabiect to sated,* for rim prblie
eeeditioa. i1 is warranted to Rive satis- treesoror in December last. i And, bow- i debt by the mss
sdnees or reeklesess of
tam
babas in every e, or money paid for ever, sir, that a Mr Wor.wiek, of the town anneal. Are we not all most
it will be r.teroed. Tomato, an expert .wginese, was paid blamsable in this testier 1 And what
in September lest $109 75 for monis- would these tenantry gentlemen have
Dr Piero. s Pellets, the original and 'ug end reportin■ oft the efficiency of the thought if, instead of fir.dtes four piles
eel, g.n.in• Little Liver PiIM ; 25 meta pumping meshin.ry, sed in that report of gravel close to the meaty butldreig,
• vial ; one • does-$aoegst nth., things -he says : 'The they had found four heaps of horse end
Mr R irwis, Clients, shipped a targe
metric* requires the pompe to throw tow dung. which they •seeredly would have
gtsantity Cot b.r10, b New Yuak levet four 14 ineh fire streams meth through 100 does but for the i� end Memo
weak, feet 4; inch Aeete,freoat any hydrsnta in enc protest for sanitary rearms of rose
■Ma,or D.herty, Clitbtom, lies boas of tows, wnth 130 Ibe water premie a at the of our sepsrsan.ated tailors i As for -
pswyieg cation. i believe it is not this Wonp
bip's pronsitibit no ad) the
Are mei,* is ow present ps.dir ehtemm-
stan.ea, it mutt have been the oMss
soe of
-
iuipiest iesseity osof oemeekt■R Glee l
IlM1■
N. we. sir, keep the se but J sap
sake of the two Wein
ersd a farm of 180 sores in Dakota fog
the entire', in Gee Matas, of his patent
owns yodel
MajLE0D'8 8T8T!M RENOVATOR
is a premistive aad sews. ter Ica Grippe.
pessib4 fee am, engine to do the work
required. it seem to se the! there
mere homeliest. a s)idake swede in taking
the height of the lows above the pimp.
ism statim. ; or, the fritlb.sl emblems
D. Motif A TH:R.
•
can only spout a jet of water about three
teat high ; and alio their two nonde-
sorlpt companions : dump the gravel
right (Iowa where it is : and reaton th.
Stimire to its firmer beauty. G. N.
Jeno of Bob Rsneim•n mill give a Dent
a pound for them, and what we may Muse
in money will be trebly repaid us in the
reputation of having came Common sense
and a little intelligence. The -pest, sir,
mono' be recalled,but the remedy which
I shall now propose is both swift sad
sun, as I shall take it from the law of
Ontario. 11 "Rstepeyer," yourself or
any of your readers will please turn to
pares 1874 and 1875 of the volume con-
taining the latest municipal statute you
will find that section 399 says :-In Case
one•third of the members of any council,
r
tmunicipality, tuly pet tin$ for electors
a commissithe
under the (creat Seal, to enquire into
the financial affairs of the corpor-
ation, and things connected then -
with, ant if sufficient came is
shown, the Lieutenant Governor in
Council may issue a .. at
cordingly, and the
or cos , or such one or more
of them es the . empowers to
act, shall have the same power to sum-
mon wttoasae., to enforce their attend-
ance, and compel them to produce docu
moots end give evidence as any Court
has in civil oases." -46th Via, chap. 18,
sec. 383. Thus, sir, your readers will
perceive that they have the power to re-
dress their grievances in their own hands,
and a very simple matter it certainly M.
Arid now, to skow them that by moviog
in the matter and signing • petition to
the Government they iocar no personal
responsibility whatever. I shall quote the
very nest section of the Act, thus : Sec.
384 say. - "The expenses to be allowed
for executing the , - shall be
determined and certified by the treasur-
er of Ontario, sod shall thenceforth be-
come • debt due to the commissioners by
the corporation, mid shall be payable
within three months after demand there-
of by the commissioner or any one of the
c'.m at the office of the tren .-
erre of the Corpur,ition."-46th Vic.,
chapter 18, sec 386. Could any-
thing be more simple and easy,
sir, to get rid of the incubus that
hes for years pest hun j over our good
town, if only one or two of our promi-
nent men would shake themselves op and
lead in the matter 1 1 again repeat that
i hold printed proof of every state-
ment i have made and • good deal more.
I know not what the power and duties
of the Board .4 Trade aro, but, 1f their
President and t "Rate-
payer" -and 1 know neither of them
will pledge themselves to act with energy
in this matter of such vital importance
for the prosperity of the town, i will al-
low you, sir, to glee them my name, and
I pledge myself to give them every in-
formation and •aiatenne in my power.
I have spoken. Yours, &c.,
CIVILIAN.
LITERATURE SELECTIONS
Fee Teterboro' Trine messed art First
ham Heade 4', ■..- 1
■
F.ollowini are the literature selections
for 1899 1890 as prescribed by the (in-
tartu Education Department for teacher,
non -profess' I examinations: -
CLAW* Irl.
English -The following selections
from the Hiuh Sghnnl reader: --
'4 On Contentedness in all 1state. aad Ac-
cident..
30 The Trial by Combat at the Diamond of
the Desert.
sl The Plague of Locusts.,
-k. The Gambllag Party.
Earthworms.
•115 From the "Apology of Socrates
%Kt A Liberal Flocation.
3 The Trial Keene In "The Merchant of
Venice."
5 To Daffodil
'1 To l.u,•a.ta, on doing to the Wars.
'rt The Cotter .8•tu-dal Night.
31 To • Highland Ulrl.
'>N Go where Glory waif. thee
'37 De*, Harp oil my Country.
'Ss Come. ye Disconsolate.
'14 The /fridge of Signe.
'.l Horatio*.
44 The Island of the ho. -rats.
147 The Haagtng of the Crane.
• ' A. ship heeelmed at Rye.'
101 The Forsakes Garden.
'Those .elrotiene 'narked with en este-isk
will be repeated ISM
Loom C•tr.ir Helium Hrttanniram,
French *PCV:sae' tetrad u.•toryFrench
Reader,
Grr,e,,e High School German Reader
(Orme*. K tnder•und • Heita-
Marohen,.
CLAIM 11.
Knot ugh RYro. Prisoner of ('h111e' anal
('hills Harold'. Pil-
grimage. fret *teem
77 of Canto II to stanza
51 of Canto III.Inclu.-
Ive.
I,Idi.oe 8.?..' los. ?roin I4*. Eo.yo
V t..r. Noe 91. tt,
fs, 17 $0. 1111. r.. 115.I.0.
Mitt 10. Iii lr.. 311.
S477. Oa, 1(iS. 5716 5414,
See.
Luft• Cicero -- In (latldesm 11.
I '(,111 - "Geld V.
C.. -.r--- Helium I1
Fria -A - Stat ors --C. i'bilo.eple sous les
Tait..
German /foal/ Des Kalte Herts.
8•441Wr Der Gamy each dem k'is-sA
emk•.w.ter.
CLAaa I. -GRAD, C.
Rapl4A-ShaMns+wn - l'orosnee.
Art/.ea - 1l sine seleet4 ss as
fir thins ii*.
beech - /)rmeat4eve Philippics 1.. Ii.
Hower Ot 0157111,
Lam - Harems- ()dee 1
U.p - XXflI.
Prefer* - *raw- Bol Rem.
Mersa a - ar*tfter - f las woo der
ghats. .. sed Here
Leber
mad Ted.
A young seas seated Or, while week -
195 is the ksy-•skinc. depertmest of chs
y 0v s Foolery, Clinton, es
Y.sday o1 hese week. got his Iced se
Mom* est that he was compelled to
work for a fent days
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