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THX HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY. APRIL 25, 1890.
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H u ttON SIGNAL
FRIDAY, APRIL It 1111111.
-ION. A. M. ROSS' RESIGNATION.
Like a belt from • clam sky, no Mos
day haat, came word to the public that
Hon. A. M. Rnw, had decided to retire
from political Ida A week previous be
was in town apparently a candidate sell
of life and vigor, bat inside of a brief
seven days po:itial inanition had set in
sad be hod decided to resign the pub-
lic position as member for West Huron
which he has held for the pent fifteen
years.
Bot although the public were takes by
surprise Tue SiCMMAL was not. On Feb.
'Sth we gave a warning note that a oon-
vention ahould be called, as then was
r*a.00 10 believe ME. Rose would seek
retirement at the dose of the present
parliament, as follows
It may be said that West Huron has
practically • candidate in the field in the
penwn of Hon. A. M. Rows, the present
member, but this is no reseou why
chancel should be taken, so far as the
Riding is 0000erned. No man is a can-
didate for any position until he has an-
nounced himself so to be. and up to date
Mr Row' has given no sign that he will
°outlaw) in public Id. after the expira-
tion of the prseout legislature. If be
has dune so. Tut SIm.At. has certainly
heard nothing of it. But we have heard.
and so have any of our readers, that it
is quite possible Mr Ross may not again
taste upon himself the ares and worries
of public life, and in the absents of any
definite i on the subject, or
any .tetement to the contrary on the part
of the Provincial Treasurer, we believe it
is the beat policy to have matters so ar-
ranged that even the voluntary retire-
ment of the sitting member will act
effect the fate of the constituency at
the coming election.
• • • • • s •
Thus it will be seen that an immediate
meeting of Lite West Huron Reform
Association, and the early placing of a
candidate in the field is an absolute
necessity. If Hon. A. M Roes is again
to be the candidate ot the Reform Party
in West Huron, it is only right that his
should know it. If, on the
other hand, be has tired of public office,
or on account of physical infirmity or oth-
er causes he no longer will be s candidate
to West Huron, no time should be lost
in calling the Convention together and
' to make the rough places
smooth for his successor.
The warning passed unheeded and dis-
regarded by the executive end Mr hoes
gave so sign.
Lett on the fact that Mr Ross' tenure
of office was becoming mon frail day by
day, became apparent, and again, 00
April 411., THs SIGNAL raised cry
against the almost criminal neglect of
the Reform executive in to
call a . Speaking of the
lethargy that existed in oertain constitu-
encies, the following statement ap-
peared :-
R. S. WILL.AMS, MANAGER.
and approved by the Convention at the
earliest possible date.'
And still the executive of the Reform
party slumbered, and Mr Rosa, who
knew the constituency was quietly rest-
inq over a political volcano, made mo
Digo.
Now we are on the edge of an elec-
tion which promises to be short and
sharp. The fears cf Tse SIGNAL that
the convention would be left so late,
that in the event of attempting to
"swap horses crossing the stream," com-
plications would ariee,have been verified.
All is 09w hum and bustle. As the
conatitoeocy is looked upon as a rate
one, the crop of candidates threaten& to
be large. Had more time been given an
amicable adjustment of claims might
have been had, and much bitter-
ness of spirit saved. The old
style of wirepulting is now re-
sorted to in at least one quarter by the
candidate and hia friends, and there is
nu knowing what the outcome will be.
With a united party, and • candidate
the honest choice of an honest conven-
tion, opposition in the shape of a Tary
candidate would be worse than useless ;
bot without unity of purpose and the
strongest candidate, an anooytng factions
opposition, if nothing worse, may result.
We claim that a mistake was made in
sot calling the earlier, and
giving the new Reform aodidate, who-
soever he may be, a better chapoe to gc
over the riding. But that is • thing too
late to remedy. What is wanted now is
united action -not town against town or
section against section. If a number of
candidates go before the convention well
and good. but let the rivalry be a friend-
ly one, fair, open, and above board.
TUE irIRE-PCLLER UST GO.
The tion of a
is • public trust. and should be control-
led by no individual or clique. The
electorate at Targe, through its chosen
. should alone have the
power to select the candidate, and con -
ter the honor. In a riding like :Vest
Huron, where • Liberal nomination
means certain election, any attempt on
the part of an aspiring candidate to
tamper with possible delegates should
be , frowoeddown. Eve'ydele-
gate to $ political oonvention shook! go
unpledged, and be governed in his selec-
tion by the strength and worth of the
candidates who are presented to the
convention. Thee* thoughts are brought
to our mind by the fact that too often
in there is a system of pipe-
laying and wlnpolling indulged in by
some of the candidates, the result being
that the most skilful wirepuller or the
most barefaced canvasser will secure the
t o regardless of merit, and of
just claims.
West Huron may be no exception to
the rule, and for this reason we throw
out this note of warning so that dele-
gates to the Reform convention at (.ode
rich on May 5th may come unpledged
and prepared N judge honestly and just-
ly as to the claims of esndidates. We
understand that already the ward heeler
and touter are afoot towards
packing the , but we hope
the efforts of each p.rsoos will be frown.
ed down.
i'p to the present several names have
been mentioned, and we give them with.
out comment, so that our readers may be
prepared to mak• choice when the time
arrires :
J. T. GARROW, Q C., Goderich.
M. G. CAMERON, barrister, Gode
rich.
A. 11. MANNING, solhiitotr, Clinton.
PHILIP HOLT, barrister, Godmt.h.
D. McOILLLCI'DDY, editor, node
rich.
Every oee of the gentlemen mimed 1.
well-known to the aleatoric of Heron, and
their poblio parolees to the party an al
.o cm reword. Any one of them is com-
petent to represent the Riding. and we
trove to the delegates of the convention
task of selecting. The roan who an
carry the largest majority in the+ event
of a waist should boome the choiee of
. the convention whether it sola the wire -
pollees or not.
- Peeked eoev.ntione will not be nub
gritted to by the intelligent electors.
The reprea..t•tion of the county Is in
4h. herds of no individual as a vested is -
tweet Dietetioo, osevsiag or **liei-
attce on the part of any "spirant .herald
art be talented. Let there be a fair
Geld and ao beer.
The wirepuller milt ge.
' • West Huron is one of these constltu-
escies, for up to date no word of a nomi-
nating for either of the poli-
tical parties has been vouchsafed. There
appears to be an anxiety on the part of
each cf the political factions to know
who the candidate of the other will be be-
fore • tion for the purpose of
oo eirating $ standard-bearer is held.
Many of the Reformers up to date are
calculating upon Hon. A. M. Roan being
still open to candidature, notwithstand-
ing the rumors of bis retirement from
public life which have been prevalent of
late, but then are numbers who look at
his retirement as amongst the possibili-
ties, and who have undertaken to look
about for an eligible candidate in the
event ot his withdrawal. The Reform
party is not lacking in good material for
reprsasntatives even should the sitting
member see fit to retire, and the party
would not be without reeouree should
thepr•aeni it.eambest decline to be •
asdidate at the fnrthooming contest
It is trite tree that the priories that at
taebse to an old many member,
whot'ashas POR•
o ser the grow
emceeswily gives hies a states, bet the
fact of having • record, ..f one kind o,
other, Is often • .oaree of embaees
rather than strength to the old member.
Our own opinion is that nine times not of
tee the fact that a esan has occupied
position and been eubeeted to
the lurid glare of public cviti
dem is often to his detriment. in
the tenth case the man must be an
exceptional man in mere way. than one
Abraham Li.eolo lend does the axiom.
' Newer swap hong erossi.g • stream.
and if we aro not going to swap horses
the earliestomnity of setting aside
the rumors have arisen regarding
the probable estimates! of Hon. A. M.
Rout should he had. This eon only be
drtne by the immolate bulliegg et a Coo
mistime, and the personal £••hind.• of
the Preglacial Tr.se.rer. It is believed
by may the& the Loewy .Issues will
te held is the "duly .heath of Jena'
..d it M abd.tely .esegeary that the
141eres mediae** gk .Y he hi the Geld
Tag Outage GeeegsglwN baa ap-
pointed Pria.apel Jain Mar, B. A., .f
SL Tho..s whew Lestria. Depay
Mishits d Ildtseat -. ti seemed the
late Ale.. *arh.g; J. It. Ourawright to
oe depen attornaf-ge.aral sad A. M.
Dymond law shirk at the L.,Llatare.
W s sedentaad that hawing declared
his *Ms.tioa tot reeigatllg at the dame of
the pretest term, Mr Anda. Bailor,
the Foggier r.prs.saative t.f Booth
Huron. may at again be a esadidate for
the legislature. I. Mch so event we
keow of no more worthy saooeasor time
Mr M. Y. McLaas, editor of the Hureo
6spo.itur, Seetorth. who is well and
favoeably known to the electors of the
riding of South Huron end the twenty
ge.seally. The eelestioa of Mr McLaair
1. the Neat of Mr Brs.or's retiremest
w3ald he a 61tiog oomplimeat to a man
whose worth and ability alike sommeed
his. to the consideration of a large we-
ever's of friends. The South Radios is
• "hive' and the nominatioe of Mr Mc-
Lane would mean his .lection.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE,
A Weed er ewe *eat sew lebllestdeas
That Wave ran to Mead.
TUI C061lOPOLITAir POa MAT.
The latest number of The (u.twupulitan,
which eommeooee the ointh volume of
the magazine, hes a good list of articles
sad is well illustrated. The cootena
are as follows ;-"Artist. rad Art Life
in Munich," by Prof. Rotas, of Munich;
••Marie Ba.hkirteefl," by Keeimir
Dziekooskka, a fellow-etndent ;"The
Thieves of New Yxk," by Richard
Wheatley ; "Mooching," by Dewey -
Betas ; a description of the ,
at Harvard University, by one of its
directors ; the second stage of Mise Bis -
land's trip around the world,
of the Pacific Ocean voyage ; a history
of the growth of Denver, by J. B. Walk-
er ; "At the Home of • Corson Geode -
man." by Col. Chao Chaille-Long, ex-
. eoretary of legation and Cioeul-General
to Cores ; "The Rise of the Tall Hat,"
by E. H. Bell ; • sketch of the Duke De
Horny, • half-brother of Napoleon IIL,
by Molly Elliott Seswelt ; "A Sahnat-
ternd vet Episode," a posthumous story
by Porte Crayon. In this number is
given a pater by Henry Wattet.on on
"The South and Its Colored Citizens,"
the first of • series of papers on South-
ern problems. The special
of the magazine are well up to the mark,
and poetry is contributed by Frank D.
Sherman, Anna Worthington Fiske,
Wm. Bromic° Li Due and Minnie 13.
Goodman.
TOWN COUNCIL,
•amiss .f the Last .•ta- lar sem4.Ne.ei.
Iy Sesta.
The town council met Friday evening
Iasi, 18th inst. All the members were
present except deputy reeve Smith and
councillors Cantelon, Holt, Pridham and
Dunlop. The minutes of last meeting
were rsad,approved and signed.
A from Mr Benj
Sault*, asking
to deed beck
to the town • cemetery lot which was
purchased some years ago in payment
for another lot which he has recently
taken op, was referred to the cemetery
committee.
A from Mr J. T. Ost-
row, Q. C. , was laid oyer natal next meet-
ing.
13ELGRAVE SPRING SHOW.
The seat Wsw•ao.b grin show wee
held hen a. Therein d lot week.
The .1teedaaee was not se large as on
foram years, but these was a good show
of hones red belle. The following is
TUE rates ansa :
How -Heavy drought -lel, W.
W.11wood, ••ldt.o.dr 2.d, Webster &
Goble, "Osprey." Three years mid and
seder -lel, Thus. McLaughlin, "Po-
teatb;' lad, ♦il.. Spears, "Earle of
Breadalbeee ;" 3.d, Ali.. Sprats,
"Lille-" Read sod corneae-- let. Wm.
Levy, "Mobutu, ;" Seed, L Keneedy.
"Ike Gnt;" 3rd, J. Guttos,••TM Stuff."
Beet horse, any age or chow-- Tbos. 1(0-
Iwuo►iia, "Fourth," 'Aplomb
Roue. -Tboro.gbbred, two years sad
ower-isi, John W.bstee, ••Preatd.at;'
2nd., 11. Curley, "Lord niche:" 3rd, T.
H. Taylor, Delmore. Uuder two yeah
uld -144, Geo. Soviet, "Douglass; ' 2nd,
J. H. Taylor, '•Lord of Atha." Beat
boli, any age or clam -diploma, John
Webster, •'Preeid.ut."
lir Henry Brentano). Z,arioh, moved
to his former home near New Hamburg
o. Wednesday of last weak.
Dr Brawn, of Wroxeter, performed •
very •ecoeasful operation on asT Wm.
Moftt's eye Saturday, 12th i
Mr Richard Reddaway, Gleofarrow.
.old • span of horses meetly to Mr R.
Riegle*, of Exeter, for the sass of 1250
The many friends of Rev. T. G.
Thompson, formerly of Bracrtield, will
be pleased to learn that he is again lo-
cated in (Mario. He bas accepted •
call from Waterdown Presbyterian con-
gregation, Weetworth county, and wet
iodated in that charge on Monday of
Ma week. The Waterdowu congrega-
tion have made • good choice and will
bowie • clever, energetic sod worthy pas-
tor.
SHALL PROFITS. CHOICE SONS.
We made the profits small -
very small -when we narked our
New Spring Stock, which is now
complete. We are bound to still in-
cresse our business and to do so
have determined to sell Choice Re-
liable Goods at lower prices than
any other house in town: We do
this, of course, in our own interest",
but we serve the interests of our
customers equally as well. Will
you call and see our stock ? We
shall be glad• to show our goods
whether you purchase or not. If
you don't buy, we are sure you
will tell others of the bargains
you have seen.
REPORT OF FINANCE . ,
Your finance committee beg to 'report
that they have examined the following
a000una and 1 their payment
upon being duly certified: -R. P. Wilk-
inson Jt Co., 132 96; Benoit Slowai.,
$16 64; J. Robertson, 114.50; N. Dy -
merit, $8 04; Fraser A Porter, $16.85.
(Sigred) Wu. PEOUnrooT, Chairman.
The report was adopted.
WATERWOREa AND ZLI4TRJr' LICHT COX -
NM Ii.
We beg to report aha: we have con-
sidered the applications of John Acheson
and Colborne Bros. and
that no action be taken. We also re-
commend that Willis Chipman be not
settled with until the final test of the
pumps is made and the pumps taken of('
the hands of the and that
its item. in his bill rendered, dated loth
March, 1890, excepting the dem, "1150,
balance dim," be repudiated. W. have
instructed the clerk to send a suitable
reply to the lies of the Gor
don Steam Pomp Co.
(Signed) Jou Brvl.ra, Chairman.
The repot: was adopted.
The following moments were read and
_referred to the Maltaecommittee:
--E.
Belcher, relief. 18 25 ; K Orabam,nbef
and cleaning fire hose, $14 37; D. K.
Flinches'. steel stirrups for pole climb-
ing, $1.50 ; Runcienan Bros., work for
, 119 45.
The public works committee was em-
powered to purchase 400 to 500 trees to
be placed over the town for renewing
and also for filling op other streets.
Councillor McKenzie stated that he
had been giving relief to the family of
Geo. Mom, they beim* in indigent sir-
. On motion the matter of
farther relief to them was left in Mr Me
Kenzie'o henJs.
The council then adjourned to meet
Wednesday evening.
• maser,
The ' P ung. *Wind, of Toronto, is
new puoliet..ne s most interesting and
iaetructtve "History of Omegans '' sines
the formation of the Society at in Bat
tie of the Diamond, fought m the Coen-
ty of Armagh, Ireland. in the year 1795,
up to the The biology, present time.
blistion of whish
isA.ory, the Pur
was begun in the solum•• of the R►aliwef
on 10th April, appears in chapters, oar
each week, and its psbliestion with
°campy a period of upwards of two
years. it is written by Riehaed
Linnets, Req., Miter of the 11W -
foot News /other, who is •ekuewledged
to M the beat living authorityapes the
Meters of Ora.R.i.mT. e bsd boo
per.haead sole pr'oprieary rights, rad
every one interested in the Omura Or-
der and it kitty should sebswibe el
ease. Bask seashore aim be .bal-ed.
The g.heeeietios nes is *l 00 pet year.
J. A.REID&BRO.
Jordaa'e Block. Oodericb.
April lith. 1150. 2251 -
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
Cad Friers.
Wheat, s
tand
a
rd
O..0...owctt. April 2t. 1610.
... ' o
Flour. Patent Hungarian icwt.,... 2 70se >.
fRht .. " 200
" Facey 2N
Oats.. bush ................. 0 IN •
Barley.. bush , ,. ...... ,
Potatoes.new i bnai ...... ,
eel•
N•
Better elt.. ................... 01St
K�mss, (oma unpacked • des .. 0 Oaf
(.'losses 0 Il •
Shorts. trews .............. 73 le
Bran el cwt 0 0
(:ion ped Stair,..wt,...... 1 11 "
Sereaelaas. i oat 0 0 "
Wood.... ......... ... 3 N ..
1114 ......................„.... 210
Wool a m ..
9beeoeklse............ 100
Droned o ned Hoes. i cwt 350 "
Apples, dbush 00D"
I71.tea
•
PURE $6 .D t.
Fall Vft sew and mid 0 0 to
110 to
=ay 0 36 to
O tto
0Mto
1 N to
*a to
1 16 to
O 6 to
i0to
Cordwood . { N to
Wool .. 0 N to
Pork 4 76 le
Oste
Pees
Apples.
lwtert per. bbl
Sutter.
ON
0 70
044
45
70.
0 15
to el
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`VERY FRIDAY MORNING;
AT ITS DTV* P.WwtUI5 o•FMi
740010- BTROXT. 00DLR1( .
tt N • wtd.awake lesateiser. doweled
t i eoassy news and the ainessiee of e.r
td ka.wledaa.
SATINS ., suwwwisrrsow
{1,61 • year : 7110. ter six Min ; t0a ,�y�� �� p �
t advasoslati I itlplwe will ke at �a.s0tiwest-lit.. Wittbk. Hems Y-1cls
the rate .1 {LM • year.
Dentistry.
M.JWIIOLSol, L D.�8
Ugh* dear bet= err omea.
DR, Z. RICHARIJSON, LD.S,
BURGEON DENTIST.
Gas ad Vitalised �s .d�mt eimered enmities. tx
to110 9r ..r.0lea tai tan' N•tttr.,
U O
ADVENTgefsC .ATO
Legal and •tart eeeual lvertl.u.iente. NOT
per Use for 5rst laasrties sad 1 welts par thus
for each se wt Weenies. Metered be
w.parell amnia.
Local .otiose in .eepariel type Sc per Rua.
Low
suttees in oniony reading type to pe
w eed.
Sadness cards of eta Ewes and wader $5 per
rear.
Advertisemra of loot, Found. Strayed
tieVace..
at. enemies Wanted Strayed,
� Casnees Wanted,
pstt.I $1$1$1 pr month.•o
t exceeding -
Hasse on sale and Farr es tial.. are to
▪ sous. • Liss. $1 for l . per
a.onmath.Oa►
.math. Leger Larger ar.ate ts a
Aay special .orlon the Ada. of whisk tate
the peounlary haat at tot*
Waelse ressapas to be eaaafdmtld Y ed
These terms will in AU asses he soviet, a-
ltered to
S pecial uadvertiseeafor exisesied made
ttaown.t abs u6so..f puella."-..
J•••i•• •LPA•TML•T.
A fully equipped Jobbing 060.e is carried
es le ooaaeciioe with the ordleary newspaper
•sines, where first -clam work is turned at
at raaeo.able rates. Evteirytphsisegmiinn et a prima.
Wtmtnatid poster to ne ma be dose • TYitleg card. hum u
All oomesutesttees meet be add/need to
O. i.WWI•tMT.
Miter Tam Steen
Tet-pieae Cal. Ne.1L Oodertck Oat.
She People's ,olumn.
FOUND -- LACROSSE STICK. ---
owner, ea proves proport)� and p yWt
tor this advattiseme.t, can get it at
THE SIGNAL OFFICE,
IIRL WANTED. -TO DO GENE -
t R AL work. Good wages to competent
person. Apply to MRS latlilLLttt'DLY.
TENDERS. -TENDERS W ILL BE
received up to Saturday. M• d. t X r
shiegUR ng the residence of fl Chhie-
Chilton. Esq..
American Consul. East street. Materiel
furatehed, For p•rti:ulars apply to ('. A.
HUMBER. 53 -ft
T UMBER FOR SALE.
1J
Pine Lumber. Scantling.
Plana. at $I0 per thousand.
Hemlock Lumber•Scaatiiat.
Plank, at. 10
ad '
Pine Shingles. Sclam 1 35 per square.
1st 200
Cedar 2nd 12i
•• 1st " . - . 1 aro .' ..
.•awash• steeliest'.* ter SwaaNne.
Sadao! Phil... - S 1 1.0 per thousand.
Pissed Lumber. 13 00 "
White Ash Basswood and Bircn eat teenier.
62- J0e4EPH KIDLL.-
I L"l►R SALE. -A MARE -QUIET
I: to drive and very gentle, age coming 1
yeas sew harness and top buggy. •beep
for oust Apply to
A. R CORNEA.,
.'v•tf Cabinet Maker. Hamilton -et. Oodericb.
Montreal CROW Merlin.
The receipts of live stock at the Montreal
Stock Yards. Polar Rt. Maria for time week
ending April 10th, 1115. were: -
7 c.
Receipts of live dock at the
MentresIPlink Yards. ie.
11 Charles, for the
week 115 1.6 771 cert
Left over from pre
video week fs
Total for week. 416 35 771 tar
Left es band 2
The receipts of cattle at them yards tor the
week were sot lune, and Moab prime weer.
If aaytbi.g, lower, trade had a fairly keit
tone. all stook bedew well cleared out, and
top prices for Rood beeves helsst about dtc.
Per Ib. There wee a geed demaad, but small
reesipte of sheen Rots playfulcalves
cheaper, bet large numbers were of poor
goaliey.
We gook tee following as being fir eel -
000
Butchers% goal 4lc to 4ir
tlatolteee', mediumsfiso to b
n' cella to
Betebe
ease, and tents .•lis N
Calves N
Hep
fto
111 b N
N..treal Mee 0araat
'Report eel alts Yswtrasf Darer noi
er Rer,
hist gen OleoDu.l
The recefp*s of vas O. T. R. the
t
west ending A (0th HN, were : >W ; leg
ever hat arty week,Wel, gp • total tw west.
eity
74 ; shipgas as d Sashes ter week, eIS; lett on b•id
tt : .M. m the • , r�
IDs eat N. f!e wade as ties
during the past west has Esse tet; sales
IYt. let se higher priest There are se
ahead some vertyIs eerlened driv
kedsarrive sad
ar*w .mMMaeda, ksaergee.fi
Mean
Mere d • geed tads 1. Niad ikr eost
week
Stratiea Animals.
OdT.-SMALL REDDISH GREY
MJ eee�i y.aee sed, h m1► J. A U IL -in I 1111413.17
b to a D 1 OrF RA N
�
(FSIC LESSONS. -MISS AGGiE
a A THOM`ON is prepared to give meek
lessons on the piano or eraan. For parti-
culars inquire at Geo. W. Thomson's Music
Store. :Ertl.
THE HURON HOTEL,
This well-known and popular hotel he been
refitted and enlarged during the past season.
sod is now secundd to none in quality of sc-
o.mmodatioo for the travelling public. Hood
tion for transient guests.
WY. CRAIG,
Square. Ooderieh. Ont. Proprietor
For Sale or to Let.
Loans Dna insurance.
MONEY TO LZND:-11,000 OR 1l,
6M be lend se aro slam been emperty et
low latwast. Apple at endo 1
M K FRED. W. JOHNSTON.
EN. LEWIS, Barrister, Proctor i.
. Martttm.Ooart • Money to loan dy
per Ce.L, private feeds. etrelg11 loan, b-
teraot early. Costs very malum .. Fur
particulars call pereo.aly or writs II
CSEALER,
ll��
CLERK FIRST DIVISION COURT.
Core newer. Inwraaue, Estate rad astral
♦ nt.
Mose y7 b Lend at Low RIMN and Can.
Far..n' Nota Dboouated,
Orrice -Next to ConieU's Furniture Stere,
Ooderieb. Lit f
C, J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFE, FiRE' AND AOCIUCNT /N-
�f'RA �-CE AGENT,
Representing North British t H
Liverpool, Lesdee t Globe • Norwach U ;
North American Life ; and Accident I.
aces of North Amerlce.
Lowest Rates. Loam settled =111
lt..ey to lean on Farm tied Town Proaert
('esveyancing duke. Property valued, eta, y
US. w Cur. Nonh.t. and equate. Godericb.
74-
,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To Wee on farm and town property, at i er
set interest. Mmrtgattss perclaoed. ale sem
missies charged egrets ter the Trust and Lean
vn� r Cave the Canada Landed
y
Creditpest', the toed.s Loa Company
of Cards. Interest, L 54 and 7 per cent.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain mussy a
day, U tett sstk
DAVISON A JOHNSTON,
1570 Hamsters sec..Ooderieb
500,0® TO LOAN. APPLY TU
CIP CAMERON Hots&CANIEIEON. God
rich. tf5.
ik UNEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for invasion
et lowest rates on aro-clam Mortgages Apt:3
to GARROW a PROUDFOOT
TO RENT- HOUSE ON CORNER.
o1 Victoria and Hrooe.et.. at present oc-
cupied b time subscriber; furnished or un-
furnished. 6 room., hard and soft rater,
=cellos, 1 acre lot. (hr would rent the
boar and store adjoining together Apply to
1161.11 ]tat+. PU1.LUt' KK
FARMS FOR SALE.
1 have a number of farms for sale in differ-
ent parts of Ontario. A• you are aware, tames
were never so cheap in tide province as at the
present time. and if you want a farm 1 would
recommend os to buy now. It your means
are limited Ices sell you a farm on a small
cash psyuent.,ir$ne you plasty of time (*Pal
Mance of purchase money at s low rated la-
ment. this enabling you to sequins $ WOOS
your own sed easily.
If yo* have mean and do not require credit
1 can Rive you as good value for yr ur money
se you can Ret elsewhere.
1 wUl gladly send you descriptions of renes
tor sale Is any locally on bearing from you.
JOHN J. PATON
MO- Iy 06 Eing-st. east. 'Toronto.
L'OR SALE. -THAT COMMODIOUS
11 louse on Norte-vt..at present occupied by
the suberrlher. coeWnine eight rooms, be-
sides kitchen, pantry. that. and good cellar.
Hard and soh wooer on the "pr•emhos .rad gad
stable and did theth. Excellent ore hard.
The site Is ons *fit meet d slrehle in town.
Also that 1- s Caledonian Ter-
race with end other ronvenienoe.
Teen is a rasa erre lot attached to each
bole.. Termale.dt purchwn. Apply to
Y tt. M SWIFT. North -et.
FARM FOR SALK
The undersigned will offer for sale the fist
bets" very desirable farm. 'desisting of the
y Macros of Mork "F," la the 7th ea
oemba of the Towash of Colborne. i. the
County of Hume. This farm is situat-
ed 41 miles from Ood.rich, and 1t
WHOA bout Csziow, en the MAID Gravel
Read. Then is a good frame hoase, 1i -
storey almost new, fib 3e, eataiatug
rooms • Iarge bar.. 11 by 41, w111 cattle
shed. 411, 11, attarbed. and o.e of the finest
orchards 11n the township. It is watered by
• sever -failing spring creek end • goal wen
About 110 sense cleared and free from d umpa
There 1• se waste hied of saytied on the
plc. -e. Good school within 00 rode of the
11011010 1 10 nM on reasonable terms.
For term. and farther •pelt to
JNO. BRRCtppr,�Oa.Nar�{R�aaItiDsrGIL
or JUr(EPH Mc0EOWN.
L se the prumis.,
FIRST CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
1,0T FOR RALE ON ST. PATRICK 8T.
-Abort two mt.wles walk fret the Nara
Tire series b brick indictees In the mar
1+ a,rw l�Rp,. IIding covered with si as.
Main beltdlat has 1 Isere rooms nn 5nt Bet,
yy.attairs there are 4 large moms. In the res
-Flies there are kltobes, poetry, wsebnieen
IiII�r1•tr�
gide ream sad bathroom. Also fend
*tier Appfy to the enderslgmN, into will
ag nosgesry aaressMii>.
WL HAND EL AO1tDON.
FOR SALIL - -
`Weet half of tat tee. Artbar Street, with
I Man brook cottage
S treet.
91. r s. wFlefa. fie. =lgl•
anent, RL Andrews
4p 1p.� a wee of Hares *Nasals Rest.
/ranee
If etoey haw se Kaye 8tewN,let
sad hall Wed.
Inn b itedh Servep, atomise nevi
e.ew - x 0.s; {L
R RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE AND
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Only Ptrsf-slew oempeaies Represented
6F Nosey to Lead es straight lesae. se tie
loess rate of l.tenst going. la sty way tei
snit His oorrower.
RF OFFICE - Sewed door from Square
Wen Street (ioderlcb. 115(6-11
Legal.
C A M PION. BARRISTER,
J• Solicitor. Notary Public, e t ..
0100e -Over Jordan's l,rut more. ale momL
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. 20 %b
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, &c
R. Mee, corner et Square and %%es4
street (ioderich, over telegraph once. Fri
vote funds to lead et 6 per mai. 1065
GARROW & PROCDFO0T, BAR
R1STERA Attorneyys.,, Solicitors,
Ooderich J. T. Gamow. W. Proadfoot, 17
CtMERON, HOLT & CAERON,
M
Barristers. solicitors i.
3oderich. M. C. Camerae, Q -C.; P. M.
G. Cameron. (' C. Roes. 1751-
3Reaica1.
DRS. SHANNON &SHANNON,
Poysicians Surgeons, Accoecbers, Ste,
.alae at Dr. Shannon'* residence near the
gaol Oodertai O. C. r.Arrtot, J. RaaN-
NoN. , B17t)
Auctioneenng.
TURN KIWI, (MINERAL AUG
•rat. Ha int Lad Valuator.
ing hat hie
he&nolo heisa•
Scream with satisfaction eau
Pe
,salons eat to him. Otdd. left a5
artln's Hotel. er Dont by mall to my address
odrrioh P. 0.. carefully attended to, JOHN
KNOX Conry Asetio.eer. telt
Legal Notices.
1 N THE MATTER OF Sl'SAN
- SMiTH a C. ANiHULW8. of the Tow,, c f
Gederdeb, is the County of Hume, trading
under the style of R. B. Smith & Co.
The isaslveate ha merle an smlgament of
their ass to time wMmelgned. In pursers
ef an An respecting Assignments for the
benefit M creditors. Chapter 124. 1t. S. 0-017.
and amending Acte, and creditors are notified
to trtcet at the once of Hesry Barber lk Co..
No. 1D Frust Street East, Toronto. on Tees -
day. Apr. 054, 1550 st 3 o'clock p.m., b re-
ceive .1 1r el their •aloha, appoint In-
'Daator.. and the erdertagof the atkfrs of
the estate And creditorsal. Gere.
by pointed to to Henry Barber t (o.
particulars ti writing of their Plato,. ,swirl
by aMd.vN, with vouchers, if any, �.rsaeat
to the said Act, on or before the dots of the
said meeting. And notice is itereity glees.
that after the 10th day of gay nett, the said
trustees will erased to distribute the espy
of rte said debtor noon" the parties esti
thereto. laving retard only to the daises of
which notice alalf have bean gives, sed that
they will not be liable for tbe assaaserw part
thereof so dlatrtbaed to any person or et. -
sone of whom debt or elates they shalt net
teen 1*ve had soles.
HENRY BARBER A: CO.. Trinket JD
Prost 8t. End, Tomato.
CAMERON, HOLT 4 n CA5KRON, Shcei.
tofor the Truants._ se 9.
April Iltb, 1111
Amusements.
GODERICII MECHANICS' MST!
TUTS LIBRARY AND RHADIN
Rij est, ew ear. et Meet vireo and seam nor
sta
Open frees i to 6 p.m.. and from 7 to IS pea
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY
Lendiq Daily, R"reklp cud Ill•utrated
Papers, Maparsoe, Av., on Fila,
MEMBKRSHIP nom?. ONLY !moo.
g ratin fres use of Litany and Rawls •
Room
Application far membership received by
Libraries. 1■ remota
R. MALCOMSON, 0110. 8TIVENP,
Presides'. Sec:. term
Dederick. Mand Ilkh. flys
Societies.
1&SPUME OP re,
11,
•41
JOHN
New Si
ew Dress Goods, h
New Prints, an i
New Paras°
New Carp
New L
In
Olaf
ROC2
And in Imp
JOH
ARIS
To Tina Ppwo r -This Is u
C.Nleed. Reveal years, u
11111101.11•46 1lt and 5 time le ertld 1 Poll
LARGE
Dye Stuffs,
FINE
W. C. GOO
NEWS OF 1llE '
Major Serpa Pinto has arrit
There was smother Burry u
Tbs tenant.' detente teed
*55,000.
Emperor William is no s
Germany.
Lord Hartington has retu
from Egypt
Quos Victoria is reported
Ars-leoBais
Ifiaperor William will ',
Nod ,berm therm
The Irish Tenants' Lett
spas to RAN000.
Fair Berman barker a
.troug bank in Rome.
The attempt to raise a Put
Paris baa completely faded.
The Primr.m League is 1:
.umber (117,000 members.
At noon on Saturday th'
oodareace adjourned stere di
4M nth of Esgkand hat
discount from 3s to ape
A wire worm is doing
8. wheat near Atchison, Ea
Mix arrests have been ma
with satiJewish disorders i
The Atkins of the New 11
way say they have no fear
Forest fins is the neigh'
field, Cum., are doing intuit
Over 15,000 anug`Ied
12.300, have been seised at I
Hide, and sugar have ate
the free list by tee L'. t4 to
gas Saturday Btantey pro
to Brame*, where he was
csivei-
The British budget wee
Rouse d COMMON i A ra
000 i. shown.
General 8akado, of Nadi
taw•ed to two months'
seditious writing.
Th. Riven and Harbors
Maw has been completed
over {20,006x000.
Loud Franke A Ca, ss
New York, amigned. ire
smote, $1,:100,500.
William 0' Brien,
gaged to tbe daughter of 1
'st'isdan anseeter.
Th. I'.ioo mock Yards
Francisco, loss Oreo inc
capital ef $2,500.°°°-
A sed elate of attain i
Guatemala ander Harrill
said to be tyrannical.
Nies (arnehia Huntingl
magsdw writer, diel s
Leat Island, aged St
Ammeter, r, wbrsse execs
will thertly take pie0e,
tate his air of repe.taios
A typhoid fever evident
fective sewerage, has rami
ea College, Rout island, 1
A typhoid Lever epb
had sewage, bas broils
College, at Kock island, I
The take steamer City
wIleb lean were enter
sate. and Media" tar Bu
TbenehR.e Water, on
1111101 of Waltham. Man
He hese en estate vales
Tee imparhl palate
twenty milts wet of 11
hos destroyed by era
Asa •testae, tine
tMatra, Hrooklya,
aged 20, I. trout
Saturday night.
TM New Yah Gen
Placed a favor et plums
Ocs, on stvvtsat et the
ise eemMntng te wean p
The City 0~41 of E
owl on originate previa
shalt emestltwa soars c
Marta orf for Mirky m
Pref. Tywd tl. inGist 0$111161111F he he
tithe teeth. big to save
he wail tit bis own M
A demeth from Pie
says rete ase fuses or
the Inf ens, utas ef w
tale se gel fir vent 1
L'URZZA CiOUNOII.I1r0
ette=r1L-Petsi•Al
fie h toothels.s$