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HURON SIGNAL.
1111D11T, MAR. 21, 1800.
CA USE ANI) EFFECT.
Suppose an intelligent visitor from
sone distant country to be making •
tour of . along the great water-
way forming for a considerable length
the boundary between the United Sates
and the Dominion of Canada. Still furth-
er, suppose this visitor • man of average
intelligence and of average observation,
but ignorant of the political events
which have transpired on either aide
during the past twenty years. The Ont
circumstance which would naturally and
forcibly present itself to him would be
the great disparity between the indcs
trial centres respectively to the north
and south cf his line of travel. Prescott
on the one side, Ogdensburg on the
other. Then in response to Toronto,
Kingston and Hamilton on the
North, Buffalo, Cleveland, and To-
ledo would present themselves, more
than upholding tho vuperior.ty of the
South, and this despite the fact that
Toronto's growth, at the expense of the
entire Province, is locked upon as pbe-
s..menal. The disparity would become
more apparent the further West he pro-
ceeded. There is no need of drawing
invidious comparisons between Detroit
and Windsor, Port Huron and Sarnia.
Saginaw and Guderich, but everywhere
can be seen on the one aide commercial
and energy, on the other
languor and lethargy, not to be accounted
for by any apparent climatic agencies or
terrestrial influences. sur hypothetical
gentleman being, as we have said. • man
of aversge intelligence, would at once
*trek for a cause. To trace then at amens
length the real canes of Canadian decay,
and in conjunct' in the merest of
American prosperity will be the subject
of the present artede.
No precipitous mown Gin chain with
naocessibte front and head crowned with
perpetual snow., no Unspent- eon and
dangerous ocean was placed by an omni
potent hand between Canada and the
United States M serve as a natural
boundary for future natic►ne, hostile by
tradition and alien in race. No differ
since -at least no great difference --
geologically speaking, sluts The straw
of Michigan and the strata of Ontario
are practically the same. The races by
which heath oowntrir are populated are
almost identical. repreAenting the enter-
prise of the most eaerg.tte stook the Ann
ever warmed into being. From these
facts we .ay with reason surmise there
are mo direct natural emeses for the onm
tkker.ml ol Mos t-uited States,
Dist them M r 1111115111111 one. Where
Sod refused to pet • enteral boundary
sae bag pissed an unnatural one. The
tart* M the deadly epee tree bws•►h
wars geitemone and deceitful *de the
flew* al Dost. in etlfisstMtl sod ber
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R f1. WILL;AMS, Momenta.
trade flighted. Her public debt has in
creased to such an extent as to make
her almost as bankrupt se Mexico prior
to the French invasion, or Egypt mote-
eedent to the English occupation.
But this is a great deal of assertion
without any proof, and perhaps there
are few nations more thoroughly pro-
tooted than that very nation tibias un -
!precedented s.00s.e has aroused the
envy and admiration of the world. Dd
n et America acquire her greatness ender
the protective system 1 Did she not in
thirty years double her population, sup-
press the mightiest of .od.trn
time., wipe out am aboornial public debt,
attain the foremost financial position hi
the world from • financial chaos which
seamed to defy hope? Were not all these
things done under the wise tied beoe6-
cent system of protection? But the
answer i0 ready and easy -they were
done in spite of it. They were done un-
der'the most extensive and the truest
system of Free Trade to the world. The
States aro an epitome of the work'.
Everything necessary for the comfort
and even for the luxury of man is pro-
duced within their limits -iron to rival
the famous Sicilian or., wood resource„
perhaps not surpsa.ed in the world, opal
u nlimited, petroleum and Dolton to sup-
ply the earth, grapes hardly deficient in
quality and in quantity the
vineyards of Champagne and Bordeaux,
figs fully equal to their Syrian or Italian
prototypes, and oranges superior, if any-
thing,to those raised on the sunny bank►
of the Ouadalquiver. With such a
diversity of soil and climate, such a
country can put a wall of braes ten
cubits high around it, and then exist and
even prosper on its own resources for
some considerable time. With Canada,
unfortunately, the case is different. Her
climate is practically the climate of the
North Temperate zone; she cannot pro-
duce within herself everything .eosesary
for the decent maintenance of a highly
civilized people towards the latter part
of the 19th century. While her mineral
and her lumber resouroes are by no
means Inferior to those of her neighbor,
her agricultural states must of necessity
occupy • much lower rank. The United
"States has a territory to trade with ie
eluding the most favored climatic re -
pions on earth. Canada is restricted to
the North Temperate and Frigid 7oe..
This is the real gist of the question, end
the obvious solution of the difficulty
would be to remove the artificial diffi-
culties which impede the natural circu-
lation of trade. It would be a double
advantage. cr, to pot it more correstly,il
would be a reciprocal advantage; fit
would open • market for Montreal hous-
es on the confines of Mexioo,and Galvea-
t ,n merchauta would push their, trade
under the Arctic 'circle. But perhaps it
may be said that a reciprocal treaty with
the United States would necessitate
strained relations with Great Britain.
So be it. Canada has outgrown her
babyhood. L she to be forever in Ieul-
ing strings? Thus far we have endeavored
to trace the relation between cause and
effect. The disease is apparent 1 the
remedy is apparent -it remains only to
apply it.
COMMUNICATIONS.
We do not hold onreelves responsible for ib.
opinions of our 1' . l'ontribu
tars tc this department must confine them
selves to public questions. and be brief.
To the 'Editor of The Signer
ern you Inform your numerous reed
ars if our waterworks and electric hsh
building is Insured, as • largo amount ..f
the people's money bas been espended
on this valuable property 1 Adjoining
it is a bugs fire -trap m the shape of s
deserted which, ,f eve,
ignited, would oer!ainly Odor Me oWI
waterworae buildbeg, thus lmsvmg our
t..wn in • me re crippled prsitrdn than it
is today. The mayor and Retitle:nen ..I
the council are all asleep The Torn,.,.
)University raramity ou.tht to be sufB -i-
ent warning to all sleep/
With es it may prove the old .ds,le,
"Lock the stable when the hors is old
Y.airs. &e •
Goderich, )larch 19. RATtravttt.
r We are informed that no insurane
sxi.ta on the bei;ding and plant to
question. -En. Sweat )
Chas Rosen. of Morals hes leased the
W. Bishop farm from Morns,
Pr e
for • term of years and will move oo to
it this smooth.
Jar. Broadfnot, wife and family, Bros -
MN. pmrpvse removing to Antigmnssh,
Noes Sootily wbare Mr Rroadfo.t woe-
to mange a iaem. Mies Brnsdfoot will
team,
THIS HURON SIGNAL TRIDAY, MAR. 21, 1890.
THE IGEN WHO LEGISLATE.
WHAT 0011 NIPREeINTATIV(B ARE
DOING 114 PARLIAMENT.
IPM iligbAes eras --fie werto -i0.
Wars Seals SwbM4-41. UMW seems
maw NsSw.m. >Is.esm. wow -Illaba.
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•
1+lsosse. Horeb 1T. --11s babes e!
wase that b JIM ekemd eamom mead wale
teeing et .seeders as regards Its Mirbasi
Bass. It wee bayed that the Mersa wield
ever by sew. Out the aNtalpltons r able
spsd have tidied of reanimate& emirs salla
of the ithais ectal causes le Aar
ter the mother to the Privilege; Owendelee,
11e Yeatkag is Ilte mw emit.
whale wan be meds to -day. isms
dan111s t M produce ea debates
13 le .rota that the dlradsa wlt
be the men leased ad that the Ogpedlisa
IPS eater tats it with • reeler •eeentaes
fug that three et the Conservative msmbMa
ate by W velem ad veer ad tea. by their
mass alma lave pr aseeesd against daisy,
ad V favour et a l.msdl•te jdgmat
Cesdstescy will mit allow these .ambers d
support the rotenone. sad aslbfag aorta die.
Uact premie, tint the work and the report
of the oour ttles shalt be prompt, will per-
mit certain .f the others 1. agree to it
Amamg SOMA Coseervalives Owe Is
• theory that the i d the omen
tins to the .ammittee will led to • eoeveai-
eat eWvhtg of the unsavoury dab. The
idea le that the committee can deal .sly
with irregular *settees and with breaches d
the 1 . . of Parliament Act; wb.s
the case reaches the committee it will •/quire
whether or not the I Act hes
bees violated, and will and that, viewed from
that standpoint, there is .aahiag in the con-
duct of the member fur Idacota to condemn.
It was dit0i•ctly stated by Sir Richard Cart-
wright that no Womb of the Act is charged,
Tbe accusation is not that the written law
lea beam broken, but that the accused sem-
her
athr lies dorm as a trustee that which is
highly culpable It is stated that Lost
Rill did not violate the f.
of Parliament Act by sitting aad voting is
Parleuneest while enjoying favors from the
l . . Yet Mr. Bowel! thought it
quite proper to move fur his espubiace There
can be no doubt that the Opposition win
oppose the ref.r.mcs on the; ground that the
'videos.* that the "trims of climes" has beam
committed, is plain eaougb already.
Another unfinished matter which will evoke
a great deal of interest during the coming
week is the Orange Ittll. This measure has
been lodged in the osmate for the ped tea
days. It has been pnstpooed from tame to
time, and it was just about to beset for Mon-
day when it was discovered that this would
he BL Patrick'. day. Ho a delay until Tuber
day was decided upon. The prospects of the
the ban in the Senate are believed to be very
good. That body cuntains .11 Roman Cathie-
and
atho-and 42 atom-Catbolics
The dbcuaion in the Commons with ream
pest W the mbedy to the West India etasm
era was one of the t.reetest we have had for
many a day. It was 'bort and sharp: end it
brought out some fins language
Mr. Davies asked bow much Mr. Baird's
company paid tor the lease of the steamer;
but the Finance Minister refused to tell, de-
claring that thin was a private matter i&
which Parliament bad no concern. Mr.
Webb, one of the island members. and a
Liberal, supported Mr. Foster in his reticence.
Thereupon Sir Richard Cartwright cans to
the trout with the statement that, as the
treasury is often plundered. it b the duty of
Use House to know all the detail@ of every
After some lively words be-
tween these Ministers, Mr. Baird gave the
Infurmattou .ought, adding that, though in
the company, be had not entered voluntarily,
but purely, seeing that be was a crank on the
subject, with • view to amiating the Wed
India trade, which some predicted would fall,
through just as a vessel sinks on the reef.
Mr. Blake and Mr. Weldon then had a re-
markable prem. at arms wherein the former
assailed Mr. Baird and his scheme pretty
severely, and Mr. Weldon in reply proceeded
to dress down Mr. Blake in no unmistakeable
manner. Pointing at Mr. Blake, he meld: -
It is glrioua to have • giant's strength, but
11 is tyrannous to use it as a giant, and
when I bear an hon. member of the great
eminence of Mr. Blake --of whom I heard bis
yesterday one of the most distinguished mem-
bers of this Howse any that he regarded him
as one of the three or four speakers of our
English tongue now living -throw his whole
weight and his whole strength $galnd •
young member who has been here only three
or four years, I regret that it is not
parliamentary to me such toms as coward
and bully on the Iloor of this Houses Why
doss not the hon. gentleman wafture words
with • hale and strong gladiator like myself
Mr. Davie., also took • hand in the
matter and deplored each an
attack Os the honored and trusted party
ex -fir. Mr. Butte closed the episode with
the speech of a .
The deputation from Toronto re Esplanade
mattes did not fare an badly after all.
Wben they got down to Ottawa, it was found
that the cause of abs bill was lost, and the
eboien lay betw.sm exprupriatiou and an
amicable . . The Railway Com-
mittee gave the Toronto men to understand
this pretty plainly. But the final outay.me
was • new agreement, which in the opinion
of several eau • good bargain for Toronto.
On Frid ay, Mr. Laurier brought in a mo-
tion complaining that too much time had
already been waited by the House, and hold-
ing the C , . „ responsible. The only
result of the early semkom, be said, was that
members would be kept in Ottawa longer than
usual.
Hon. Peter Mitchell added the inainu.tlrm
that the budget might Ie kept lark oro as G,
give Conservative m••rchante an opport unity
to profit by "tip" given them nwcerning
the tariff changes.
To this Hon. Oeoree E Foster maid the
'Third Party mud surely he joking: denied
the charge in tote, all informed the Nem
that the Widget would probably be delivered
on Friday or early the following week.
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Tle Lend Neese..
Tis only matter of special Import brought up
this week in the Loral House wan Mr 5itbww'kr
license tell. Mr Oilmen male a very impor-
tant akditien 1, his measure which will en-
tirely prohibit the isle of liquor on vowels.
Mr Meredith objee ed to the etaur. which
snares that in a breach of the liquor act
there shall he no appeal feint the decision of
a pollee magistrate Hs lacked that faith
pommeled by the Provincial Hecretary ie
those officers.
In this diecnadon tbeIlennw granted to On-
tario's little Killarney was brought up, and
Mr. Hardy had oraxinn to say that the Gov-
ernment nerd not ovwTkte ter limn nnm-
mUshmerw. The right of granting licenses
hes been vested in mese offk.ra The hill
was posed.
Ths mwnims are Mill f,DPW
th
tien. and amen; e hill Uwe are
many pertaleing to the munk•ipatl and
assessment arta
Mr. Drury brought 1n a hill providing
moans for estl.gulshIng firm
A member a rebores estred for by mwmhw -i
end relating b Toronto University wore
wooed dons by the PrnvbdaI Dee etary.
AMBSJILT.
"Prear stn
. em Mete •1* flirt Mr David
Stewart is hep oe*/ last leas W ewers
Mr TItIMao Mislays= M is Drs..
township. We sagest Goes to era the
turd
Mr William Kemploe has invested a
palest has Mies with whloh use matt
ass ds two .as'u work. William, al-
though sot lazy, Mb.. to do hie work
nib•
Donald N. MoKessie got quite a
. care when his Ar•bis&e 1011 hies sitting
on the road and mashed hie rig to
He looked pale whoa we stew
m, bet be got off very sale.
Wood bear arm the rag*. Mrs MoKay,
of Hell's Corner, had quit* a torn -sista
She has over Ase year's wood.
LZEBU RN.
From our own serreepenteet.
On Sunday roughness of weather
mead quit* a thinness in numbers at
eb.reh in the morning, and no Sunday
. lied was held.
A quilting bite at Mr R. Fulford's
Friday stternoos was quite a suoosas.
In the.vesii.f, after the task was dose,
• pleasant soots) time was spent by all
w ho were present sod a few ,others that
dropped in to inspect the ladies' week
.m4 fulfill their escort duties.
John Healey and Jamas MacOle.,
from near Kintail, are making a sojourn
here at pressed.
Mine hod of the Point Farm has
secured, we nnd.rstaad, nearly his us -
051 supply of its for sones.
Miss Mary Relton is visiting relatives
and friends io Goderich tuwosbip this
week and last.
SHEPPARDTON,
From our own 1.
A. WiLwra.-Captain A. Bogie
wishes os to state he read the Leeburn
item in last week's StogaL with refer -
ono* to the lambs and is willing to put
any amount not lees than a V. with any
stakeholder Mr Chisholm may appoint
by letter, or he may insert the one be
chose' to THz SIGNAL of next week.
The Captain has at the present time •
rouud baker's dotes of lambs of this
season, 1890, the youngest of them being
dropped about the 4th of this mouth.
Each of them, he ray', will outweigh
either of Mr Chsbclm'a two by 28 Ila
at Easter. Should the bet be made,
Alda Frankland, ow of the cattle kings
of the Queen City, will Dome op by
train from there to sot as judge
in the matter, and du the weighing of
the lambs.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
Cederke Metres.
ticas&ems. Mar. 10. 1100.
Whets t10 •• s le -
neer. R tlltl 400 a 534
Oat.. bush .....023 0 011
Peas, i bush 0 54 e o 54
Barley. • bush 0 m e 0 t0
Potatoes. new i boa 10 a Ss
Hay. i tori 0 01 a 700
Butter,*• 015se 018
gggs, fresh nitpicked •• dos 0 12 0 0 15
Chess 0 11 0 0 13
short.. O toe ......14 (0 0 14 00
Bran S Sea 12 On le 13 w
Choi ped Stet, • ewe 1 es " 130
W eeaf� ark. sent...«.... 11 su '• as
........ ... 300 " 400
Hides.. ...................... 250" 3514
Wool..... •••• 000 " 000
lbeeuskiss.. ................... 0 75 1 10
!Avowed Hao. a MN 5 sn " s re
Apples. & bush 000 '- 080
(Halos
Mar. IR
Flour ... .......... ... 94 se to 00
Fall W beat nee and old 0 NO to s4
Spring Wheat
Barley o 30 to 40
3s
e 21 to
1 SO to 000 S3 to 54 SO acre., price #I3*. loots 13 sad N la 1st (n.
0 40 to n s0 Kinloss,ltrute County. 100 serest Will be sold
015 to 0 1!i very cheap.Lob i5. 16 and W f e 17. in the NI
0 i0 10 0 ix con•Waw&aosh, 500 arre.aexrelientland in
5 00 to 7 00 nae block. Pece 1915.60n. Lot 73.Mcliottgall's
Potatoes twiaterl pr. boa.
Buur
Eton
Cordwood •
WWo
Pork
C. ..0 0 M
Prk 4 73 3 4e
Live Mere Market.
Montreal. March 17th. --Tien were about
130 Lead of bendier,' cattle. 50 sheep and
Iambi and 150 calves offered at the Fast End
abattoir tuday. The prices oteattle are still
advancing. but the butchers were buying
rather sparingly• in hopes of morn liberal
supplies coming in shortly. None of the cat-
tle offered today were very choice. and the
highe.t price paid here today was 41c per Ib..
at which rate Mr (Sconce Nicholson bought
seven steers• which weighed 7.300 Ito. Pretty
good cattle sold at from 4c to lir per Ib.:
rough steers, oxen and bulb at (nom Sic to 4c
So.; common dry cows and milkmen's strip-
per, at from 3c to 3lc per lb. There was •
berriiek demand for the beet calves and prices
were from $3 to 512 each. Mutton critters
are in active demand at advancing lir ter.
and a good many of them are bought up be-
fore reaching the market. Messrs Brown
Hoa bought IS sheep at $0.55 each. Spring
Iambs are declining in price, or from 5.150 1.0
55 each, rery few going at more than 54 25
The prices of fat hugs are looking up and
t ley bring rather more than 5c per lb.
15 PER CENT. OFF
TWO WSSER.
Uter.mtsee,
BLAnmtn.,
Saawtay lAaCINATOaa,
sad
All Heavy Winter Goods
J. A. RAID & BROI
For Sale or to Let.
FOR 841.E - A NEW FRAMS
Hoare with oat eighth of as acre of land,
situated os St. Petrick street. For terms
apply to Fallot. W. JOHNHTON, 47 lam
14�ARM WANTED. -FOR A CLIENT,
1: • arm of 100 acres or tees, situated mar
the tows of Goderich. Ape, to
IL1.11i5
at tt tl,1,.-•.ur Goderieb.
RENT -TWO HOUSES ON
BunteyA_ one block from the Square.
For ppsarticulars apply to
is if MRS F. SMK11TH.
FARMS FOR SALE.
1 have a number of farms for sale In differ.
est emu of lantana As Toe are aware. farms
were never so cheap 1a this pro, Inc,• as at the
present time, and If you want • farm 1 would
recommend you to bay now. If your means
are limited 1 can sell you • farm on a small
cash payment -giving you pleaty of time to pay
balance of mimes* money ata low rate of in-
terest. thus enabling you to acquire • home of
your own most Basil).
If you have mares and do not require credit
i can give you asgood Yalw.fr 71 ur money
as you can get elsewhere.
I will gladly seed you descriptions of (aims
for sale In any localir en nearing from you.
JOHN J. PATON,
2!161y 84 Kiag M. east, Tomato.
FARM FOR SALE.
The 1 will o- ffer for sale the fol-
bwiag very desirable farm, consisting of the
e asterly LSI/acres of Block "F." in the 7lm eoe-
eeasion of the Township of Colborne. la the
County of Herne. This farm is Mtwat-
ed 41 miles from Goderich. and 1
miles from Carlow, c. the Maio Gravel
Road. There is • good frame bowie, l f-
storr7a await new, ]n by3e., resuming 7
st
roos • large bars, 40 y 41. with cattle
shed. 42 by14. attached, and one of the finest
orchards . the township. 1t is watered by
• Dever -failing serim creek end • good well.
About 110 acres cleared and free from stumps.
There 1s no waste lend of any kind on the
Cpl ere. Good .clod within 10 rods of the
Will be sold on reasonable terms.
For terms and further particulars &pyo to
JNO. BRK('KENRIDGE.
eine, Oodricb-
r JUBEYH Mel W N.
0- ea the premises.
FIRST•CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR BALK ON ST PATRICK BT.
-About two miasma walk from the Square,
Two Mortes hath, brick •dditlou in the rear
te stories hyi,o� building covered with slate.
main bundling has 31•nte rooms on fir.t at
upstairs there are 5large moms. In the rear
addition there are k lac leo. pant., . washroom
Upstaln, girls room and bathroom Also good
eviler. Apply to the undersiltned, who will
give all sece.aary io(ormulos.
8-th DANIKLGORI)ON.
L 'ARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
I8'' FOR SALE. -Lot 13. 1. Maitland ('.o.
('oMorne, 112 anew • very fine farm. Intoe
'5000 Lot EY in 1M eat. E. D. Aabfleld
3 00 to 410 S.rvty. Tows of Goderich. Price onlyn.
Lot 1ea, town of Ooderich, on Light 51ou.r
0 m to 000 Street h brick hoe and stable. !'race
only wlthouse 977. 878, 1015 and pt. 1014
Town of Ooderieh, nearly nth of an acre 1.
one block within the businom pan of the
She People's Column.
x110 TAVERN AND SHOP KIEP-
1 KRS.-NMice Is hereby given that Appli-
cations for Lioenoes for the Stale of Liquor t o
the Wiens. restrict of West Huron for the
Leona, year 111641 will he received by the
nnder.igned up to Tuesday, April Pat. Inclu-
sive. Applicants Omni* the names of
two rood mute Omni* and snmcient sureties as bonds.
menu .be lime of maklmg the ■pplfast ion.
Any applicant for • new license mast furnish
is certificate signrd by a majority of the Mee -
tors entitled to vote at ran Nnns for the Legis-
lative Assembly in the Polling S.bdiviaton
of which the premises sought to be licensed
ere Nteated, snit the ease osjerity must In -
clod. at least ons -third of the said electors.
ern arrat the time a.neh application resi-
dent* within the said Polling Nob division.
W. J. PAISLEY.
4211. l.epector. Clinton.
1 1 )1'1.1,14 run, SALE. - TWO iM-
PietTRHdti.ent Here Ilene for sale
..Wa11ne-r, y,af , '£Pubis, ,.itlwl " Ther
Henle hese proved theme seas s ipe-nor
..1 )!.£tete` and nor geallMvt to leo with any
.. d. 8711 ,,ie 1,., l.easy drsnghi
mere, tow pulite elan miner 10
17 les le 4 Ai! SAUCY.' .1). (lelerieh 1'. 0.
i'et1U l.Kb01404 MI'S A(IGIE
11111]1141N t i •e reared to roe muale
•aoee'Mtn IM p •en a . r 0•eno. ►'.err trrtl-
•n•a imam .e at 1 e.. 55. 'IYwotr...n'e Mule
err. 31-11.
rrnz HURON HOTEL,
h..
we., known and impeller hotel ha Mesta
Med and rlila reed daring the /set rerun.
1 •1 is now err 1 to nese la .tens, d we-
'nm.•dst,on for the eras ening peeks Good
a• , ono& dation for transient gm eta.
W 3f. l' R A 1 O,
1tgn. n, Oederieh lest 1'rerwinree
MeeN.Si1.
IIRS. SRANNW • 'BANNON.
online ey k to i g, Asencemb,,earar kn.
the
gaol 0oder(nb O •wwow, ). 11. mwaw-
mow. 1751
1l
Io0111,1
toys. Priors only 5504. The
above pmper-
'1.1 *111 Pte sold oneasy tens. of payment,
Apply to
C. SE Airlift. Ooderieh.
N.B.-Money to lead at veru low rates. 87
FOR SALE.
Wed half of lot 3111. Arthur Street, with
small brick cottage thereon.
Britnts° lean,. 184. 1116, 244, 245, FJgio
Street, tat. Andrews Ward.
131, coiner of Hume and Britannia Read.
Frame If story house on Keay. Street, 101
and half land.
Several lots la Reed's Survey, opposite sew
dhow Orounj., it.
Nos 22 1t. 35. 30. 311, 54, 30. e/, 01.
A11 the above at LOW RATER.
11211
Apply to DAViION & J01INSTON
Administrator's Notice.
L1A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The creditor, of Stephen Irwin, late e,f the
Township of K'awasoab, in the County of
Harem- yeoman, deora.rd. DM riled on r
shout the Hod day of Januarys A. 11. 11) and
all others having claim• against hie elate
are hereby notified to ern' by post, prepaid,
• others.i,lc (tether to the undersigned, soli-
citors for Thomaa Anderson, arise iatrator
of the estate and effects of the said deceased.
at their *floe in the Town of Goderich. in the
County of Ilttran. on or before the sr,. day e.f
April. A. D. IMO, their ('hristian names and
surnames. wide -roes and description. he full
partirialars od their claims, a statement a
their an-nnnta and the nature of the meur,-
t it e id any . held by them and in d e to n: t, hero
of, and Immediately after themed eh day of
Apill. A. 11 I•1n0, the amen n(the maid Stephen
Irwin. dor-med. w111 be distributed amore
the partite entilkel thereto. hairier
only to eheimn of whkh notice shall have en
alien ea aline required.
And this nota;* having been given render the
pn,vleions of the realised ! 'latntm of Ontario.
Cap. 110. the asM administrator will not h•
liable for ,he said aseers or any ian thereof
to any minion of whose claim not a.• shalt not
have leen received .t theliac of such Mate
but len.
Dared thbath day a Marsh, A. 11 Irak,
('AMKHON. HOLT t CAMt:ItON.
Solletlewe for the laid administrator. Thomas
A'Wr sale.
travelling Ibuiae.
Et IN Arit
Dentistry.
M•
N ICHOLSON, L D. a
.
DINT L ROOMS,
Eighth door bek..r the Poet Otloe,
Oooatucu- Iles ly
DR, E. RICHARDSON, LD.8,
lJ BUROKON DENTIS?.
Om and Vitalised Alt administered for
pain Ism extract tngof teeth,etr
Riven to e the
the Natural
Teeth.
)Mice -Up Main. Grand Opera House Block.
Kotrauce on West -8t.. Oudsriob. 11/1-1,
Loans ants insurance.
L' N. LEWIS. Barrister, Proctor in
34. Maritime Cohort ; Mosey to loan at 61
pee cent, private funds. Straight loan, in-
terest )early. Caste very moderate. For
particulars call personalty or write. 21
C. SEAuPR,
CLERK 911181 DIVISION COURT.
Conveyancer, Insurance. Estate Gad amend
Agent
Money to Lend at Low Hates and Coot
Farmers' Note. l>tseousted.
Orrtea-Next to CereeU'. Furniture More.
Ood.rich. 218641
F J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT IN-
SURANCE AGENT,
North British t Mercantile
Liverpool. London & (Hobe, Norwich Union ;
NorthAmerican Life ; ansodden' leear-
wnee of North America
Lowest Hates. Louses settled y
Mosey to Loan on Fern and Town }'roosrt
(.areyaoeiar done. Property valued, etc. y
Mee - Cor. North -.t. aad Square,,
7
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To lenton farm and ow. property, at 1*w
ell totereces.-reM.dortgages purchased. No em
mtaspw.ne r &gents for the Trust and Leas
Credia Company.r Canada. the ('reach Lased
of Canada. ntrest London se aaad 7 � � ~r
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain mumay V
day. If title satisfactory'.
1010
DAVISON & J .
Bermter. lei., Ooderlcb
,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CA]IKRON ilOe,retCAMIRRONiO.d
rich. 3•
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
mutant of Private Fumds for Iavetstmes
it lowest rates ea aril class Mortgagee App13
soOARItOW & PROUDFOOT
R, RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE asp
MONEY LOANING AGENT
0nf PYrsf•Nea. Cwatpewim keprewested
Q Money to Lead on straight Weems, at the
Iowes rate of Jetsam going, la any way to
suit 11. oorrower.
IZ OFFICE - Second door from austere
West Street Ooderlcb. 0t5-tf
Legal.
C A M P I O N, BARRISTER,
�J• Solicitor Notary Public, e t c.
(Mier Over Jonlaw s brag Ettore. the rooms
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. 2236
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, ace
h. Omer, corner of Square and Wed
Street (iodrrkh, over telegraph odoe. Pri
Tato ia.ds to lend et 6 per cent. SAO-
("ARROW
IG(IARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
'-J 1118T4158 At t w5ey% Solicitors,
(Wench J. T. Oarrow, W. Prowdfoot. 17
('1AMLCRON, 113 & CAMERDN,
Harrisers. Ssltelbii In Chancery. Re.
loderich. M. C. �S,�.e Q -C.; P. Hol. M.
0. Cameros. C C. Maas . 1751 -
amusements.
GODERIOHI MECHANICS' INSTI
TUTK LiBRARY AND RKADIN
It410M, Dor. of 'Mget mad Square In
stairs.
Opentram i to 6 perm, and from 7 to se p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOL'8 IN LIBRARY
Leading Pandy, Wrekly rued Rlesfrut.d
Papyri, rif7 tuner, tie., ow File.
MF.MRKRB'ti, PICKET, ONLY twee.
Aventine free use of Library mad Roadie.
!loom.
Application for membership received by
Librarian. in rooms.
8. MALcOMNON. 010. STIVENB,
President. Ssoretary
Ooderleh. March 11th. MIS.
Auctioneenng.
1OIIN KNOX, GENERAL AUC-
• TiONRER and land Valuate,. Ooderieh
chit. Having had considerable experience. Ie
hr u.rrtoneering trade, be 1. 1n a position
1.r barge with therough satisfaction all nom
lemons entrusted 10 ham, Order's left at
anis'. Hole 1, or seat by mall to my address,
oderich P. G. carefully attended to. JOHN
KNOX 1!owe t• Auetiaesar, 111011
Societies.
4,11�1tgMPWRs ar De4pn
i.
o11 AND TI;4 NK 11.511.WA5
Trains arrive and depart at Ooderkh se b
lows:
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Mall and ILzp ues we,
!am..
tn
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MI e4 4mnw Noes at Signal.
6000 WORA IS OGRE AT SIG b
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1�1 RE[A OOJJHOns £0 lint, Gon
4J it)1H�lt
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