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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 1800.
THE term 'common enemy,' as ap-
plied to our Roman Catholic fellow citi-
zens, did not originate with Mr W. R.
Meredith at the London meeting. It
was a term applied to Catholics at the,
time of the institution of the fer)cious
penal code against them, and Lecky,
the anti -Unionist historian, quotes the
phrase "cemmcn enemy as ot.e that was
often applied. The phrase leas not
even the met it of being original.
Tea bylaw to grant a bonus of
$275,000 to the T.H. d B. I:e. Co. has
passed the Hamilton city council and
P S. WILLiAMS, MANAGER.
60,000,000 inhabitants of that country.
Now a statemoat was made at a public
meeting held at the Pavilion, Toroato,
os Tuesday last by' Mr W. Hamilton
Merritt, as follows :-
"Did you ever think of the extent of
this province r" he salted. "Five popul-
ous States abut on its borders and it
stretches from the fruitful vineyards of
Pelee Islands on the south to the coal
mines and fisheries of Hudson Bay on
the North. Few have an adequate con-
ception of the possitiliti a of this prov-
inee. There is no boundary
between Ontario and and yet
the products of the t mines last
year only yielded 83400,000 worth of
ore, while the latter's prudeced $48,•
000,000 worth."
Mr Merritt, as the World well knows,
is not a Reformer or a I. Con-
servative, but the difference in the out-
put of mineral. of Michigan as compared
with that of Ontario has evidently stag-
gered him. Mr Merritt admits there is
no geological boundary, but he omits to
state that the root of the evil lies in the
fact that there is a commercial boundary,
and Canada with it. 5,000,000 of popu-
lation has the wrong side at present.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
a mere er awe •mems New reallcatlloes
time Mss cease to Used.
LITTILL's LIVING AGE.
The numbers of The Lira' ea Alfa for
22nd Feb. and 1st March contain A
Hanoverian Marriage. P.:diwhe/ryli; Sir
John Hawkwocd and Italian Condottieri,
keterterly; The Ascertainment of Eng-
lish, and The Naturalist on the Pampas.
NineteeatA Century; In the Days of the
Dandies, Btaahcood; Samuel Richardson
Gentle is.,. s; The Decline of Goethe, and
Homos Walpole's Letters, Teeple Bar;
Holland House, Murray's; Hosts and
Guests, Longman's; Ship -Canals, and
Bunyan . Use of Verse, :irritator; Bab-
bages Calculating Engine', Athes.enin ;
The Epidemic of Indueoza, -Vetere; with' Mr and Mrs Robe Murdoch, of Dua-
"His l'ncle and Her Grandmother" gannon, paid our burg a flying visit this
and "Epicurus Wynn, ' and poetry. For week.
fifty-two numbers of sixty-four large Mr and Mrs D. Murchison are recov-
pages each or more than 3,300 pages a ering from a severe attach of la grippe.
year) the subscription price 18' is low ; Miss Mary Davis arrived home from
while for $10.50 the publishers offer to Detroit on Thursday, after spending
send any one of the American $4.00 three years in that city. She is in excel -
monthlies or weeklies with The Liritp lent health and gives •a good account of
Age fora year, both postpaid. Retain the place.
& Cu., Boston, are the publisher,. Miss Maggie Murray. who has been so
seriously ill, we are glad to report is out
of danger and .
The debate on the 21st ult. between
Paramount and St. Helens resulted in
an easy victory for the former. Our or-
ators expect St. Helens to renew the at-
tack in the near future, when we hope
Paramount will be able to repeat the
dose.
On Tuesday, the loth ult., at the resi-
dence of the bride's father, Mr Alex
Murdoch, • number gathered together to
witness the marriage of his daughter
Marian tc Michael Robinson, of Wing -
ham. They left that evening for Wing -
ham, where they will reside for the pres-
ent. We wish them success.
ary el#. Ike lenses temMi t IeminisseR-
roe e1 the lade RobertEremiet
Ie& sad t
letter diseRasieg the alleged neem► el
Asterism •ethers. Besides these ese-
taibsiloas Is the WMMere of the lase
Arta, appear the elver eatatents Jrwdi
kissed al. Osserd Wesley Nernst, U.
B.A., esstllaeee AM swiss of artistes es
modems semiss with "TM Army of the
Celled &MeV illesimied by IL F. Nog -
Main.
amassa`s MANAaf les ria lesson,
After d.votkat he op.si•g pales kr
several =oaths to article, of pessimist is-
tarsal and eaplae•tiow, has, as Ms lead -
tag Isom far Maser, • purely literary
paper os Charles Iamb, who always
s►mmands the gym thane interest of
people who read. It also contains the
oceoludtag paper is Outs Chorea's re-
markable study of Eriessuo'e saner ;
• brief description of the Australian
Boosaaraaas ; a striking ssm=ary of they
remit wonderful Erma experiments In
hypnotism ; a plstsrasgss seeouat d the
rwmaaat of Se=iadm who live Is the
Everglades of Florida ; dramatic chap
tors in the two illustrated serials, and
• good short story, poems, and "The
Point of View," the mew department.
Sig of the articles are illustrated.
TEN OOSIror "oras FOR MASON.
The Marsh Number of The Oeses pols-
taw contains the following articles :--
"Berlin, the City of the Kaiser," by
Mary Stuart Smith ; "Tho Evolution of
the Gondola," by Herbert Pierson;
"Signal Codes, Sasses and Scientific," by
Wm H. Gilder; "Easter is Jerusalem,'.
Frank G. Carpenter; "Browsing's Place
in Literature,' by Emily Shaw Furman;
"The Militia," by Desist U. Taylor, an
oftioer of the United States Army; "The
Desert," by Col. Chas Chaille•Lons; "A
Candidate for Divorce,' by H. H. Boya
e on; and poetry by Chas. F. Lommu,
Tomasso S•lvini and Frances Albert
Doughty. In the Social Problems de-
partment Edward Everett Hale talks of
Unit meal Education. Frank bestow
White contributes sketches of Royal
Authors, and several other authors are
attended to by the editor. The art-
icles -with only two or three
-are lavishly illustrated with engrav-
ings of a high order. The Cosmopolitan
Publishing Company, New York, are the
publishers.
HARYNR'e YOCNO TRONA
has always been famous for its fairy
stories. It is now publishing a Pew ser-
ies Illustrated by the old favorite How-
ard Pyle, and has lately introduced to
its readers another author who seems
destined to be his in popular-
ity among lovers of fairy lore. The lat-
ter, Mr. Fronk M. Bicknell, recently
contributed "The City of Stories,' and
will follow that with "The Youth who
arose a Pauper and went to bed a King,"
which is to appear with an illustration in
the number to be publish,d March 4th.
PARAMOUNT.
From our own
Miss Mary Murdoch, of Afton Lodge,
is visiting among her friends here.
Mr John Taylor is spending a few
days with the friends of his youth.
THE . . MAOAZtNE FOR )r ARCH.
1890.
Special interest is given to this num-
ber by a characteristic paper by the late
Senator Macdonald, on "The Mainten-
ance of Home Missions among Degraded
Populations." It glows with the broad
will be submitted to the electors present- - philanthropy and deep devotion that in-
ly. This line is connected with the
Vanderbilt system, and it is believed
will be in a position to avail itself of the
charter whifh is uow being obtained from
Oodertch to Hamilton by a company
consisting of lives from Goder
Blyth, Brussels and Listowel. A
spired his life. The Editor pays also his
personal tribute to his memory. The
illustrated articles describe the Canadian
tourist party's adventures under the
shadow of the Jung Frau, and crossing
the Brunie Pass. Lady Brassey giber a
vivid account of the brilliant celebration
of the Queen's Jubilee in Hombay ; and
Mel F. ;s Williams gives • graceful
c.,nneotion with the T. H. & B. at or sketch of "Wordsworth's Country," the
famous Lake district in the Nest of
England. The numerous illustrations
-.of all thew are of a very high grade.
Dr Garman writes strongly in commen-
dation of the new social and religious
THE Eetp.rr, objects to the statement t, the Epworth League. The
near Hamilton would be one of the beat
schemes possible for the central portion
of Western Ontario.
recently made by hIr Thos. Gibson, 11. touching Irish story, "Kathleen Clare,
is concluded. it shows hoice of but tieing al man over eighty years of
PP. for East Huron, in the debate on infidelity is melted nwf,rm
tweet:,mth of age, and having been troubled for a
the license question, that the Crooks religious feeling. Mn Barr's fine story number of years with asthma and a
Act had caused to • considerable extent of Y: rkshire Methodism gathers weakness of the heart a second attack
the I sentiment of this Prov- strength. Mr Shannon contributes some Pre"ed fatal. Deceased was a native of
lona. Despite the interesting !personal of Carlow county, Ireland. Ile emigrated
Pobjection of the Emerson. Price $2 a year ; $1 for six to the State of New York early in lite,
SFlip •r. Mr Gibson is right, Every months ; 20 cents per number. Turon- and moved from that State to this neigh -
license act his a tendency to forward to : illiam Briggs. borhood 33 years ago. His remains
temperance education, and the more HAM/MICA MAGAZINE FOR MARCH. were interred in the it. C. cemetery,
Kingsbridge, Wednesday. Deceased
prohibitory clauses in the act, the more leaves a wife and family to mourn his
progressive the sentiment of the temper- ler.
ance people w:ll be. Anyone who re- 1 described member how hotel licenses were grant -
THE MARKETS.
SSREAD$TUFFS AND PROVISIONS
Seamiest' Fuse.
U--.�. Feb. M. IN.
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On Sunday. March 'land, Mr i Thoe
Davis, an cld and respected citizen
of this place, died at his home
'in Paramount. About five weeks
ago he had an attack of the prev-
alent epidemic, from which he recov-
ered so as to be considered out of danger,
as so
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h arper's Marxist for March defies
generalization. Its list of contents dis-
plays a variety andan excellence that
cannot be adequately in •
general statement. if it did not contain
a practical article of public i
a descriptive article n . I signifi
Canes, a sketch of scientific interest, a
Frere a special correspondent.
ed previous to the Crooks Act will The oyster supper of I i).G T., No,
know that the temperance sentiment of f 304, Nile, came off on Tuesday, the 4th
the time was far more at than it is to- inst. Among the guests present was •
day, and they knew that if the same
style of hotel licensing were adopted
now as in the old days it would rot take
many years before the present general
sentiment would become
1. Even the hotel men of
Huron are a unit on the question of the
honest and impartial administration of
the Crooks Act, and we have heard the
strongest C amongst them
speak in the highest terns of the
provincial measure. It may be that
there are vulnerable pointe in the ad-
reluistratlas of the Mowat f t,
bat their liquor license policy is certain-
ly not one d the soft spots.
Ts* Toesatlo lair and a few other
r.0lrieliIRM arose ere eternally harp-
ing oe the feet tiled liesoess the i'7nited
Sfntes has a sigh prebelMe• duty, Cana-
da by beteg gtimliagftlil y connected
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Do You Enjoy a Good Serial?
picturesque paper, poems of real inspire number of the I.0 G.T., No. 213, Lee -
tion, a number of striking stories, and burn, who with our lodge members par -
valuable editorial comments, it might be took of • hearty supper of the choicest
truthfully called • Fine Arta Number ; viands. supported by numerous dishes of
for Anne Theckeray Ritchie contributes oysters. Afterwards a program of read -
an essay upon the modern apostle of art, logs, recitations and songs was given, in
John Ruskin. , by person• which the followirg members of Leeburn
al reminiscesees,sympathetic portraiture, teak part - -Is recitations. Wm (lordon,
and hii graphle•I details, Dr Waldstsin's H. A. Horton and M. J. Linfield ; sing
critical article upon Hoskin in the Feb• ing, Edith Horton and W. Green ;
ruary number of last year ; 'Theodore mouth organ solo, A. R. Garter. A
Child offers • critical and historical nets pleating address was given by John
upon "The Winged Victory i,f Ramo- Link later, congratulating the I toalll edge
thraoe," illustrated by • photograph of on its progress. A reading was also
this masterpiece, and decorative designs, riven by 8. P. Williams, and later on
in the Greek spirit, by Loc Olivier Mar- the two last named moved and seconded
son ; De Weldetein publishes, for the a vote of thanks to the Nile lodge for its
first time, an account of ' •The Restored kindness and courtesy to No. 213
Read of Iris in the Parthenon Freese," This vote was I by the Nile
telling how he identified the fragment lodge, through its chairman, Bro, Pent
after its discovery during the late secs- lead, and to this a Oasis/ reply was
veining on the Acropolis, and how his made by the fair ruler of Leeburn lodge
identifiestion was IT ensfireted The local lodge with a strong choir gave
be oed question ; H. 1t. Krekm
biel offers a number of eieellent oeieal selections
a fewlhints ft.r the enjoyment of musical during the evening. This lodge has
art, meg "How to loetes to Wag- made meek meterial prngrsas sloes its
net's Mn.ie ; " and, in the editorial formation a little rarer a year ego. By
, both George William Oar the way, Isaias lodge, No. 213, fur
tie and William Dees Howell. ash. up the present term is ruled by me of the
topics of interest is the doswaia ef liter- sisters, Mien M. J. Liefisld.
If you do, read
The Deserter
:t.ixtTLeANT EAYNE, THS HIRO.]
A SPLENDID STORY,
By Capt. Charles King.
PUBLISHED IN THIS PAPER.
Back Numbers of "The Sig-
nal" can be had on appli-
cation. Bal. of 1890, $1.
For Sale or to Let.
FARM WANTED. -FOR A CLIENT,
• farm of 100 acres or is., situated sear
the town of Goderich. Apply to
R. C. HAYS.
N-tt Solicitor. Goderich.
T�) RENT. -TWO HOUSES ON
Stanley-st.. one block from the Square.
For apply to
Iltf
MRS F. SMKETH.
FARMS FOR SALE.
I have • number of farms for sale in differ-
ent parts of Ontario, As you are aware. farms
were never so cheap in this province as at the
present time, and if you want a farm I would
1ou to buy now. if your means
are limited i'can sell you a farm on a small
cash paynent.gtvingyou plenty of time to pay
balance of purchase money at . low rate of in-
terest thus enabling you to acquirea home of
your own most easily.
if you have means and do not require credit
1 can give you asgood value for ycur mosey
as you can get elsewhere.
i will 'timidly sendon descriptions of farms
sale in any localityon nearing from you.
JOHN J. I'ATON,
22W ty et King -et. e•et. Toroato.
[,'ARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale the fppl-
, lowing very desirable farm, consisting of the
easterly 130 acres of Block "F," in the 7tb oss-
cession of the Township of Colborne. in the
County of Huron. This tern is situat-
ed IS miles from Goderich. and 11
miles from Carlow. ca the Main (travel
Road. There is a good frame hones, I
storeys. almost new, M by 3E, coatalnfng
rooms a large tarn, by 42. with cattle
shed. 12 by11, ached. and one of the finest
orchards tta
n the township, It Is watered by
a never -falling spring creek and a good welL
About 110w -ref cleared and free from stumps.
There is no waste land of any kind on the
place. (coal school within 80 rods of the
anVn1 111 be sold on r•eaeonahle terms.
For terms and further particulars apply to
JNO. BRKCKKXItilIOH.
Proprietor. Ooderich.
or JOSEPH McKEOWN,
4- on the premises.
j.'iRRT-CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
1' LOT FOR SA LK ON h i . PATRICK ST.
-*beet two minutes walk from the Square.
Two stories high. brick addition in the rear
Ifstories high building covered with slate.
ain building has 3 large rooms on fist flat.
upstairs there are 5 large !sums. Inner rear
addition there are kit. -hen, pantry, washroom.
t' ire, girls room and bathroom. Also good
(-eller. Apply to the undersigned. who will
give all Deonesar•y informatics.
&tf. I;AN IRL OORDON.
VARMS ANI) TQWN PROPERTIES
11' FOR HAI.K. Lot 13, in Maitland Con
('olborses t t! acres a very fine !farm. Price
SAM Lel � �Rr..f�.`Plea,
1M con. R. li. Ashfield,
is raee 1ares._ rwn s 13 and (( In IM Ogg.
( et . IM acres. Will be sold
very ebesp.Lets 15, Land WI of 17. In the 0th
eea.Wawamneh, Men acres ofexeeellent land In
use block. Price $13,011n. lot 73, MrIrowan's
Survey, Town of (hiderkb. i'riee only $50.
lot lee, town of Ooderich. on Light House
street with brick home and stable. Price
only NW Lots 517. 17R. 1015 and pt. 1011
Tows et Ooderfeh. ,early Ith of an sere In
cos beak within the banns part of the
tetra. Price only $4N. The above proper -
Hee will
roper`tieswil be sold on easy terms of pow ret.
Apply to ('ADAR, tloderleh.
N.B. Movie, to lend at ren low rates. VI
FOR BALE.
West half of lot flet. Arthur Street, with
w all beet cottage thereon.
Bvit.ntto Lora. 101. IN fit. 113, Pea
Wrest, Rt. Aadmws Ward.
om ser of Rae.. and Brltawsia RSM.
If eery home on Keays lktuet.ler
sad f load.
Nevoid letsIsReed's Pu r5v{ey,
Eiew AU stetsINM IIK MN, a RAT I&
S.
t~ DAViSONI R JOHNSTON
e
15 PER CENT. OFF
-rob-
TWO
rteTWO WEEEB.
L' Ler'aautee,
Buss OonroaePlis.
Sas.wts. lascutaroes,
and
All Heavy Winter Goods
J. A. REID & BRO.
She People's ILolumn.
WANTED -A GOOD GENERAL
ttanut. Aptlyto
alit.Ret W. T. WILIE.
TO THE PUBLIC. -TAKE NOTICE
that Ro►t. Order, tuurmMiy swat far the
east tae, aid 1 1: 1 •d herepressible
a ressiWfer
elate by him.
WM. W
N
It Ooderich Marble
TEACHER WANTED. -BY THE
Gedeeleh Model School Beard -one
holding a third class oertileats to
teack'the junior division of St. Patrick's
Ward Scheel; salary at the'rata of MIS per
annum; wireless to begin immediately
after the Easter holidays. A ipollostteas will
be received up to March lith IISS//
SI B, W M. MrrciimL. 'r.
ART CLASSES. -MR. R. CROCK -
ETT will commence the last term fat
this se•ao• of his art classes on Thareda) the
13th last. Painting class will meet on Tbt.rs-
days and Saturdays from S a.m. tot! sad trona
! to 4 p.m. Evening cisme' for Freehaad.Ooo-
metr cal and Perspective drawing os Wedges
daye amid Fridays from 7.30 to OM p.m Studio
-North Street. Next to Chas. Newise's Mora
910 FARMERS -1 AM PREPARED!
elms 1 to pa as Weis It -.1e per cord for &st-
b et Mag ellen, sad have thousand.
d the
i}am !]I to is a t houesad. W 01
y them at the Ism It skidded or delivered.
Sec cad -class pine shingles for smile. II.35 per
square. JOS. KIDD. Jr. 4S21
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partner-
ship) heretofore existing beware J. C. Dirtier
asd
Thos. D. W. I►etlor, as General Merch-
ants, has bees dissolved by mutton oomsent.
JOHN C. DRTLOR.
THO((. D. W. DRT LOR.
R OAtLEY, t Witnersrs.
HOWARD COX.
Goderich. Fee. lith. 1910. u .t
D('RHAM BULLS FOR SALE.-
Tee subscriber has for sale 2 young Dur-
ham bulls. 11 mouths old, also 1 tbtee year old
Durham tull good calors. Reglstered,in the
Dominion Herd Book. Prices to suit the times.
JNO. T. DICKSON.
43 $.. Ceetrassoet Farm.
Address. Goderich P. 0. Tuckers= ith.
MUSiC LESBONS.-MISS GGIE
is prepared to giveAmusic
lemons on the piano or oreen. For parti-
culars inquire at Geo. W. Thomson's Moak
Store.
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 quality of ac-
tor
ofor the traveilltg public. Good
accommodation for transient guests.
WM. CRAM,
Square. Ooderich. Ont. Proprietor
Administrator's Notice.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The creditors of stepper' Irwin. late of the
Township of W awasosh, In the county of
Huron. yeomen. deceased. who died on or
about the ted day of January, A. It. IWO. rind
all others having claim• against his mune
are hereby sodded to sen-, by pot. prepaid.
or otherwise deliver to the undersigned, soli-
citors for Thomas Anderson. admhistratnr
of the estate and effects of the mid deceased.
at their office in the Town of Goderich. in the
County of Huron. on or before the Sth day of
April. A. 0. 18110, Um* Christian names and
surnames. addresses and description, the fall
particulars of their claim.% a statement of
their accounts and the nature of the wean -
ties of any 1 held by them and in default there-
of. and immediately after the said SM day of
Apet. A. D. IWO. the assets of the said Stephen
Irwin. deceased. will be distributed amore
the parties entitled thereto. having r.•
only to claims of which notice shall have n
given as above required.
And this notice having been given under the
provisions of the revised Statutes of Ontario.
Cap. 110, the said administrator will not be
liable for the mid assets or any part 'thereof
to any person of whose claim notice shall not
have been received at the time of such distri-
bution.
Dated this 6th day of March. A. It. ileus
ceMetttN, HOLT R CAMERON.
Solicitors for the maid administrator. Thomas
A nderson.
MebicaL
IIRS. SHANNON • SHANNON,
Physicians slimmer, Re.
omee at Ib'. Shannon's leer the
swot Oodench G.I. Sea . 1. ft. Swot -
SON. 1751
Srauellinq Ibuibe.
MBE
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Dentistry.
MNICHOLSON, LD.8.
DENT L ROOMS,
Eighth deer heM..i the lost OMes, Wast.L,
Gosgatce. lrSlly
DR. K. RICHARDSON, LD.S,
SURGEON DENTIST.
fees and Vitalised Air add�meisniisltered for
dvea to the jresry ins of the mi
Natural
Testi
OONce-Up stairs. Grand Opera Hoses Block.
Entrance as Wall -St., Goderich. !lp-1v
"THE DESERTER,"
A Thrtl'cnp Story of Army
Life,
Loans ane insurance.
' N. LEWIS, Barrister, Proctor in
. Maritime Court - Mosey to loan at If
per nest. private ftsr.As. Straight loan. in-
terest yearly. Costs very moderate. For
particulars call personally or write. 21
C. SEA(tER,
CLERK FIRST DIVISION COURT.
C , Inernacs, Estate and tIsseral
Moms! to Lend ll
at w Rates sad (a.
Farmer,' Notes Discounted,
Orvics-Next to Coreall's Furniture Store,
Godsrich. 21M-tf
F J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT L -
SURANCE AGENT,
R North British R Mercantile
Liverpool, Leaden R Globe • Norwich Union;
mas
North Ae dh life ; and Accident laser -
ease of North America.
Lowest Rates. Loewe settled ren=net
bleary
ease Lean en Farm sad Tows Pronely
eyiest', does. Progeny valued. etc.
Once -Cor. North.st.and Square,70oierich.
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To len( on farm and townasrt
dot in M ► 1.yWo ow
wto
mr c argaid agents for the frust lied ed Lo
Company of Canada, the Canada Laded
Credit Company. the London Imo Company
of Canada. Interest. 4 ei and 7 per cent-
N.
entN. B. -- Borrowers can obtain mosey la
day, it title satisfactory.
DAVISON R J�tSTON,
ire BarrwtoisOHlr;., Goderlch1
'500ch. 000 TO LOAN. ' APPLY TO
ri
rV CAMERON Hot.rRCAMERON,1735W O
HONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
1 amount of Private reads for 1nvesmrs
IA lowest rates on "rot -clam Mortgages Apply
to0AItROW R PRO UDFOOT
By Capt. Charles King, U. S. A.,
Will he our Next Attraction in the
Serial Line. OREEA O(11"NCiL, NO 1033 GOT
chtyt
ef l at 7a0 la TompNaaem Hall Neel
rapt ging ranks with the leading .It wt. 1501 17
aL of the time. Ile has waver i
writtenSETan RIs restingamong story, and THE
Bhiit �ola� S� DIRKD13SRRTER is tensa/ the beet of lana
w'4 ctinea.
R. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATZ AND
MONEY 'WANING AGENT
Only Meat -dear nuns st.e Rmpresewted
Ilse Money to Lead on sttelght leans, at the
lowest rate of interest gstas is say way to
suit Its Borrower.
MOFFIC'K-iteoosd deer tram
West Street Ooderich. Melt
Legal.
C A M P I t) N, BARRISTER,
�I' Solicitor. Notary Public, e t e.
(Mice Over Jordan's ltrug Store, the rooms
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. YHII
R
ONae.
C. HAYSearner, of, SOLICITOandRWr
, Aesct
. Square
Moet Ooderich. over telegraph odes. Pri
vats reads to lend at 6 per cent. IMO.
'IARROW & PROUD700T, BAR
`T ItISTERS Attorneys, Solicitors.
Ooderich .7. T. (farrow. W. Proneness. 17
!'IAMERON, H3LT A OAl1ER9N,
ll�J Barrl,t.re. Solicitor, In Chancery _ ter
3oderiek. Camerw, Q.C.; P. 1tWt. i.
O. Cameron. C C. Rees. . 1711 -
Amusements.
CIODERICH MECHANICS' MST!
YTUTR LiBRARY AND READiN
ROOM, tier. of Rust street and Square on
stairs.
Open hum 1 to s p.m., and from T to 10 p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY
Leading Daily, Weekly avid Illustrated
Papers, Ma; uzi nes, eke., on Fitt.
MEMBERSHIP PICKET, ONLY •I.ee,
greeting free use o library and Readies
Application ter membership received by
Librarian, la moms.
S. MALCOMSON. OHO. STIVEMP.
Preeldest. Secretory
Goderich. March 1115. SM.
Auctioneertng.
JOHN KNOX, GENERAL AUC-
TIONRER and Lend Valuator. etoderich
Eat Having bed ooesiderable experience 1'
hsatert(oneering trade. he Is in a peonies
'scheme with thorough satisfaction all ems
lesions est rusted to blab Order's left a1
artin's Hote I, or seat by Mel •dl
°dertP. O. carefully atteadod to. JOHN
oh
KNOX Ce stv Aaetleaaer. Ilse
Societies.
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