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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1890.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
EFTYaeeeSEo 1117.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS -
MST,
B. E.. WALKER, GENERAL MdAILM,dI.
iS.000.000.
S700.000v
GODERICH BRANCH.
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SAYINGS RANK DEPARTMENT.
DEPOSIT* OF $LOO AND UPWARDS RECEIVED, AND CURRENT RATES Or INTEREST
Ai _Owl°. NTEta1*T *0010 TO TME PRIMO$PAL AT THE IND OP NAY AND
NOYENSER IN EACH TEAR.
SpeMal Attention given lo tie Oelfeo01o.. of C IBI Paper.
and Farnster's' *Mee Motes.
HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, MAY 1e;, IS:00.
rc-
WEST HURON
e
REFORI IEETLNGS
MR. J. T. GARROW,
the Reform (and.d.te for ;\ est Huron. w.11
r,old meetings as follow from now 10 the end
of the Campaign:
t:ILANTS )S&'HOOLHOI''E. Aehekld. Pri-
day. May lab. at 730 p. art
.CINGSHItl1KO;. Saturday. Msy t71h. at 7 7.9
p.m.
( LINTON. Monday. May 19. at 4 p m.
W INGHAM. Tuewday, May D. at 0 p.m.
hMITH . 1411.1. Wednesday. May .1. at : JA
p.m.
SI'. A I Y:USTINE, Thcr'.iay.:day. 2.:.t 7.Y)
p m.
HOOV'ER'S SCHOOL HOUSE. E. V':s:ta-
nosh. Friday. May .'3. at 7:30 p.m.
tiKLGKAVF Saturday. May .1. at 7.70 p.r •.
ItENMILLKR. Monday. May X, at 7'4p.tn.
'.ONDKSHO1tO. Tuesday. May . a: C 30p.ne.
BLVTH. Wednesday. May 'a, at b p.m.
LKKBI' RN. Thursday. May D. at 7:30 p.er.
AUR(RN. Friday. May :111, at 734 p.rt,
HOLMES V I I.I.E. Gotlerich Township, ,a: or.
fay, May :Slat. at 7.:0 p.m.
PORT AI.I4EILT. Monday. June:ed. a: 7_:
18.1r.
OODE►tICH, V.-edneadar. J:ine,. at R p.m.
The Opposat on . am! date n pt -.'ed to at-
tend.
OUR TICKET.
t,r PtcE.tlrK-HI
r'. S WILL.AMS, MANAGER
I EN THAT MEAN 5&METHISt:'
Even the Tory papers have ones. to
the conclusion that the phrase ' Moeai
Most Go, Is only a hoodoo so far as
their party is concerned, The iotelli
cent electorate evidently "Need not :he
voice of the charmer, charm he never so
wisely, but look to soba facts and
e:,itd acts rather than Beets oatchcrtes,
and abortive attempts aro kindle the tires
of intolerance with the flames of bigctry.
Some •.f the Tory press, notably the E
r . �• H'... ej and Hamilton Spe.'aror are
mannfaetering new phrases, as follows:
Th. Eo.p.,. says -" The Grits are on
the run.'
The W. L, breathes out ''His hour
' has come.
The `1,. -'cf r shrieks -"rfu Jay cf
reckoning is here.
Tttt '1cirAt .ndor.ee each and every
battle yell of its esteemed •: ,ry too -
itemporaries.
The Grits nee uA ala 1'4,4 is • true bill,
and has been true since 18:1. They
Ihave kept moving at a lively gait in front
of the precession ever since that date,
land after the :ah of June it will be found
' they are still no laggards. but have dis-
tanced their uld•fugy Tory competitors
by a largo roe;osity. Verily, o nts
tit. , a the rue.
Ilia i.' or 1,u. corer. This little pleas-
antry is supposed to refer to Hum.
0E15 Lt. Mow 47, and is believed t» have
been iuvented by a yoting end ambitious
newspaperman named W. F. Ms, LEAN.
_ of Toronto. For being the alleged father
of this "whoop -up the brilliant young
iournalist has been given an opportunity
to pose as a parliamentary candidate in
the Tory interest to the county of Went-;
worth tr .:n now until the :.th of June.
After that date the legend •' il. - • - �•.., I
duan will be in bold relief upon young
MA.tombstone. and he
will once mune De obscure and unknown
behind
' j
the im a.i .�
ren ,t of/
the rot a l
F'e 7
.dttotiat eJlomos. As for !fowl'', his
hoar came before the W. .!.i • young man
was uorn, fur he was a man ataongst men
years before the advent .,f that brilliant
jewel of journalism and high-souled em-
bodiment 0f editorial integrity and con-
sistett y. Moss a: s hour came when he
was elevated to the Bench of bis Prov
iuce, which he adorned for years. Hit
hour came when, at the call of his Prov
ince, he laid aside the ermine of the
judicial itpvintn.eut arid grasped with a
steariy hated and clear brain the helm of
the Provincial ship. His hour came
when. at the expiration of the tint par-
liament. he was called upon in l t(e, h to
reticle: an account of his atewart:ahip,
and re:eit'ed the endersemont. "well
done, good and faithful servant. Hie
hour again carne in 1879, and again was
hie mune endorsed. hr 1M:; his hour
casae once more, and although on that
occ.si,n W iLiLIAM Rai ,'H ME.rrt.rrn en-
deavored to make capital out of the
"Facts for the Irish Electors, Ontario
remained loyal to her most patriotic son.
His hour came in 1886 when Mekeiorii,
chagrined at the failure of his attempt
of '83, changed front in the natter of
religious intolerance and vainly not on
beats enol spurs to ride the Protestant
horse. The intelligent, broad-minded
electorate would have none of it, and
again was Mower endorsed. His boor
has again c .me, and, as of yore. a palm
of victory awaits him on the 5th of June
The appeal to bigotry and religious in-
tolerance will once more fail of elect,
and it w ill be demonstrated to the Tory
press and politicians that empty catch-
aie. avail not against honest worth, in-
tegrity and ability.
lm the �language
oning ia Arm, and Niowtr, the
man of clean character and unsullied
politioal reputation, will again le so -
den -bed by a grstefal Province and a de -
toted people.
Let un have a few more apt gtint•tiotw
1 from our esteemed Tnry co:+temporaries.
IN.
For %VL.T H1•KON-J. T. GARPOW.
For Etsr Ruane --T, GGIEISON.
1ILE U1' (;ABRolr^.c .ti.f./t►R/Tl'.
Up to the present the opposition to
GARS .w-_andtiature:wars every et: -
deuce of being a'•blutf, by the oppose ion,
and it would almost seem that the no ni-
'iateei of a candidate by the Smiths Hp
war intends m it to fill
:invention 'd e up
what would otherwise be -a blank space
is the E,ar,.•'• list of candidates in con•
etituenciee than f -,r any ether p:irp'iee.
Nevertheless, it will not do to be
lulled into inactivity ay the apparent in-
action of our opponents. \."hat is want-
ed this election is t o roll up a ma, .Pity
.n west Huron that will put the con-
etituency hereafter beyot:I a ;•eradven-
ture when a call to the polls is made.
We have as our standard -hearer s roan
in whose integrity and honor all can safe-
ly abide: aroan who can be relied upon by
all parties to do what is honed: and c.o.
rect . and a tnan not hidebound by par-
tisan polities. Vie hare a man who has
been trio: in public plate and position
and who has not been f ,und wanting
one who has occupied the highest trust
in the county netted. of I'•rliatncntary
bonen-the warden• chair -with ere-'
dit to himself and bene.: to iluron : •
man who today stands second to few in
oaten() in breadth of intelligence, in-'
tegrity of porpse,and •'iilay to ;.Lee his
tie.* on record.
With such a man for • ctndtds'a, and
with a party platform the: a;.1 Pals not to I
bigotry and intolerance,hut tea presenta-
tion tf the claims ut the test govern -
went in the wor'd, there should he int:,
doubt of a majority for Reform in 11 est
Huror that would :n the future deter all
opp,siri ti in West Huron.
' Pile up the majority f r (; ,gow nn
the 5th of June.
Noes who value :he principles of
glue' Rights will len.i themselves to any
•ioirter method, er r•ermtt t'te Assorts ,
tion to become an instrument to the
hands of designing men f .r the advance• I
ment of party. Should anything , 1 This
kind be attempted in any place every
tree member •4 the Asseciateon will re-
gard it as base and immoral, and as fitted
to do tree -iambi. darner. to a moat neem.
wiry movement. Ti all men ..f any party
who have shown no interest is our t.rgan-
irali• n till they imagine that it might be
used for pereomal or party end.. conscien-
tious ane intelligent friend. of Equal
Rights will witto a wide berth. --Rev. Dr.
Coven.
Ma R. E, C,. * u, of Tomato, Mis,-
ntTR'a " " Finan.. Minister,
said is hie leathery address, "We distil
went a .'n 1. Catholic vete this el.e
tine And yet ha howls shoot Egos'
Rights for all.
J (7Aaktst HoLwuml, a fresh toting
•
lawyer of Toronto, is matino a triumphal
march through Routh Huron, if we
are to believe the telegraphic re-
ports to the Tory press. But we
don t believe the reports publish-
ed. and opine that the florid, high-
ly -elevated, fall blooded, richly•roundeth
'esteem's descriptive of the '
hero's' visit to the Runny Routh of the
county ere selections 'from the esndh
dates campaign addflits. 04estti is,
evidently "blowing his horn,- so that
I
rho aodalois folk lea Tenet* tray be led
to believe that he hes the tangent easee•
of saptering South Hiroo. if tivatk
Heron mold be wrested from the Re-
formers mea like MASSY EeLsaa sed Dr
RoLuss world set Mead aside arid ase
the .1u0.4 u( eletory pet epos the brow
a comparatively mamas° young Tor-
onto lawyer. When the good old B,auor
cf South Heron lays hands on tbs poli-
tical neophyte' h. will disabuse him of
the ides that any Tory -legal fledgling
,,r oth•rwiae--has a soft snap in that sol-
id Reform
,St IJuOL QUESTION IN I.LIE1..
A great deal is stated at the pree.ot
time by interested parties on the matter
of the school question in Ontario, sod an
effort is being made to disguise the real
bearing of the ossa by a mass of useless
verbiage. To a'aplify the matter sod
reduce the question to the
soon of even the ascot obtuse we give the
following seminary. which contains the
essence of the case : --
1 Minister of Education Ross, of his
own tuition. five years ago took steps to
secure the teaching of English in all
the ',choa is of the province, and his ar-
to secure this end have
worked very satisfactorily. It cannot
he long before every child to Ontario
wbo gees to school at all will be able to
read in Eogtise.
2. There is nc question between the
Reform and Tory parties regarding the
abolition of the separate schools. That
cannot be effected without an act of the
Imperial Parliament, and that act can
only be obtained if at alt at the soliei•
ration of the Dominion 'Parliament. Mr
Meredith hu admitted this.
3. The law of Ontario makes every
ratepayer, Protestant and Catholic, •
aopporter of t':- i•ohhc schools, un-
til the, ratepayer gives written no -
tics to the municipal clerk that he
desires to be exempted from pub-
lic school taxes and assessed for separ-
ate school taxes. The aes.'saor has to be
guided hy thelist,kept in the clerk'sof6ce,
of those who have given notice. and the
asseumcct paper has to .how each rate•
payer whether he is put down for the
nubile or the separate schools. All the
Tory talk about making Catholics support
separate schiede against their will is so
much bosh. The law. as we have stated
it above with retard to the necessity of
notice. is now rod has always been the
law.
A JL'At:6:t it SE if irfl•.�.
There is a lesson for us all in the words
of Mr .l,tatice,tRew, in delivering judg-
ment at Lindsay the other day. in the
ease of Cooper .. Hughes The Judge
said :-
"Let :lie say a wcud about this con-
stant attack upon the Roman Catholic
Church. Some of you tray have strong
Protestant feeling, but is there a man
who dare say that the Church to which
he happens to belong contains all the
truth and nothing of error 1 Is there
any c:'e der..,minstion of Christians that
today has all the truth, or a17:rims as
truth all that their fathers and fore-
fathers ah:rmed as truths . Dues Dot
the advancement and enlightenmept
which comes from years of study of God's
Word and religion. teachings show that
many of as hare yet many things to
learn, and that we are Holy mn lite c.cOsao
shore picking up the pebbles ani beyond
us Iles the large sea .,f truth And es.
any one of us ivy that a!! is error out-
side of us Let us be t derant each of,
the other s oproiona, beaus., if we b.•
Ilene as we have been taught. we feel as-
sured
sured that in the Great Day no one will
are approved because he is a Romeo
Catholic or because he is a Protestant.
because he is an Anglian, Presbyterian,
Methodist or a Baptist. but stately be
cause. he is • Christian, having observed
the roles of right and wrong and done
his duty to his oeighb.r, and. so far as
he has instruction. his duty to his God.
And it is no advatitage t'. • community
and it.a no advents** to the member of
the o,mmuuity, n'. advan•sete to Protes-
tants .r )rangernen , r to any other class,
to make foul soggeetit ns with reference
to those'of another faith. It is not wise,
it to not politic : it does nc good o it
creates ill -feeling, stirs up diseebeibos
and causes those with whom we must live
not t, live with us in that *pint of
frienJ.hip that Ought to mark the c., on
n:unicat,one of neighbors.
And Mr Meredith himself, in calmer
mood, has declared : - "I say that the
man or party in • country like this,
where wehave peopleof different races and
religion., who would raise • cry of that
kind is an enemy, not .'nly to his coun-
try, but to his God In this
country we are all e.,tul before the
law. Roman Cethohca and i'.-oteatants
stand coast in the eye of the law so far
as the exercise e•f their religion is ceon-
eerned, and while as a Protestant i stood
hy my faith and righta, 1 arse eTtally etl.
bog to give the same right. ti. my Rom-
an Catholic fellow -citizens, and 1 would
be false to ray Protestant convicts ns if 1
adopted cr promulgated any other trews
than these.
KiNI;SBRIDt;E
Meath our own - , .
A political meeting in ;the interest of
Mr ()arrow, the Reform candidate, n
billed for this place on Retarder evening
nett at 730. The bills for the (lppori-
Ilon candidate are also out, bat it looks
as is he is Nome to give Kingsbridge and
Rt. Aeves, :fie the:go-by for meetings,
and depend upon private canvass_
The tooth of the late Father W15.
soreso, f .rmerly parish priest here, cast
• gloom over this section recently An
extended obituary notice will appear
nett week.
Auctloneenng.
aJilOHN KN4F , MINIMAL Ali.-
and !And Tal-saler, Oo,t,'lrlt
.tEL fed had rens$ l.rabte •spertesee 1-
M ieneerings trade. he I. in •• petition '.4 t Irorough sat isfact tete all mea
entrusted to him. (orders left al
wetter Hn'e I. sr asst hy mall to or addre.
Msriet P O.. dnretaU; •tfeded 1.. JOHN
KVOX lown» Anetlos•sr. 1101
gUOD YORNIRI, UM!
Would you like to buy a Dress
about $2.30 or $3100, equal in ap-
to what would cost you
r.IJOanocre 13.00 in some stores, or
would you prefer buying one at
14.00 or 13.00 equal itt appearance
to as eight or ten dollar dress 1
If you desire to do either of the
above, kindly call and see our
stock.
Would you like a good pair Silk
Gloves for 2hc.; a pair Everfast
Black Seamless Hose for 25c.; a
doz. Pure Linen White Handker-
chiefs for 60c.; a Good Corset for
50c. or an Undervest for 15c,
We have the Golds! We buy at
-the Lowest Prices and sell at the
swall(st possible profit' Call and
see our Stock. We shall be glad
to see you.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jord.n's Klock. (:odericb.
May IS(h, IoW. !l31 -
THE MARKETS.
BREAOSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
tt:•dertrb Prices.
000.Mrcu, May 15. 1140
Wheat. Standard . .... .. ... 1 W•• 1 no
Flour, Palest Huesca •c wt.
• Straight . . ... . ...... ..
" Family
Dark i bush ........ ........... 030 A
Pars. i bush 0 ai et
Barley, i bush... .......... 0 W es
Potatoes ...1/ brash .......... 40 ,e
701te
U 11 4
v•
0104
3 e1
Bran le cwt 13 I
Choi ped Stuff, i cwt150 "
Screenings. Y cwt O 10 "
310"
1 20 "
Wool .... .......... S 10 "
?hrroskias.. i 00 "
Dressed Rocky cwt S :(I
Andes. 4 bush 0 W "
• g,.
(rah uupuked y dos! ..
L ase .... .....................
Wood ... ....... .... ...
Ylt.
2 70
2 eit
it 35
D 70
0 4.5
w
60
0 Id
0 9
0 12
75
c5
1 6/I
60
4 to
3 00
oto
1 L;
6 el
0 1)0
tHmLua t♦esestMN..
1fay13
S tour tis 5e w J :1D
Fall Wheett,new and old 100 to 1 W
Harley
Spring Wisest 0 IO to 10
Ostt S 3l to O so
Iles .. OSS to 0 so
t e/tee Iwiater) per. bio 1 SO to 3 00
I'ouatoee .. 010 to n .4
Putter 0 15 10 0 :Li
Eats 0 Rto 0)0
.55
Hsy 500 to t10
('ordwood 3 00 to / OD
Hrrf ... C. OD .o 000
q not... a 41°75
n t0 0 ta)
Pork ... 1 75 to OJ
M.elrr.t Cellae Merkel.
The receipts of live stock at the Montre-a
Stet k Nerds. Point St. Charing. for the week
ending May 9th. POO. were as follows: -
0.
__
Ite•eeipteof lice '.tock at the A
Montreal stork 1'arda,l't,
St (ailee, for the
Wer'bk 44i 611 41:
Left over from pre-
vioue week 131
Total for week :021 hat all 512
Lefton hand lila
The increased number of cattle at these yards
for the week were princippaslly for export pars
pose : quite • number of taeae changed hands
at an ateraxe of iy eta. per Ib. The butcher
tnarkrt was not over supplied.
hay mg a arm tick. nothing being left over.
Sheep .••sere. fit i . ,n good demand. prices
Ain gu,ng 10. ailing oaf in receipts of
calves, bat Mill plentifuL
We ,'tote the following as being fair val-
ue.•
Cattle. export 5c to Sic
Butchers' + 1
to Se•
Butchers. medium
is
Boucher., , eul:a
*beep .
}{ �
( Yell
i15.mt5ewt IS•reP Market.
Mal 12. --The horse- trade -ontinuea active
owing to :he demand for shipment to the
t'nited et son. sial during the past week there
were sent from erns the line 47a baste,
oot 514
which tor an average. A 1110112
each. The bigbeM) rgc Priced lot was )S horse•
whicha541 an lowest prig lot
was 13h twat only 51.010 or as
averaged h.
le to ate
31e to 'ale
It • to Se -
52.00 to x:..00
- he People's Column. .
' 1 J l TX. (- BET
the lWaEEJNn :T,HnE, MI -
and the lows of Goderich. a pair of rutting
spectacles. Asy prison find ;agent! rettuning
✓ ank to the undersigned will be amply re-
warded for hie trnnbte.
3d 11. 1►R G. 1'. SH.tNNON. (iodcncb.
C101 RT IIF REVISION - COL looser ono -Nettie.
The ('Son of Revision for the township of
Colborne will be held in the town Will. Car-
low. on May glib. at SIoelo:k airs.
:.at. J. H. RI(.'IIAHI,', clerk,
t RT. -I H.k'VE DECIDED T4' OR.
GANIZF.a sketching etaas. rommen-
t mg Monday. June 2nd. and eor.tinuing
for 10 woks; three leaner, each week
from 10 oeloek a.m. to 3 orloek p.m. The
aketchlea will be in any of the follow mg 'out.
hart.: In pencil loin and ink. sepia. •nil
s.
.51,r rotorFew., twelve dollars. payable
in ad ranee. 1'r i rate hams can also be idiom
in all branehea Perspective, geometry•
model. memory. freehand. flower drawing.
etc. Fcrfather nen waters address
5b Jt MI"S JICFFItgy, Goderieh.
rr'RE PARK HOUSE SUMMER
11 RESORT. GODRRI('H. -1 big to intimate
1.+fhe public that 1 have taken the lark
Bootle. and inked to enrol:me it •a • summer
mart and hoarding hnnsr. 1 hope to receive
'hr genernu• support which has hitherto born
re:coded to it. AIIts W. D. rHANNoN,
54-) f, (oderie h.
COURT IIF REViSION.
\Mire Is hereby 'teen that the ('onrt of
iterIstee tor the Town of Gnderlch will be
held in the Town Hall. on Friday. the :nth
.tat of May. Malt, at 10.1 .-lo.-k .a the forenoon.
WM. MIT( 'HF:1.1..
Town Clerk.
Oederich. May 7111. 11/4111. St4t
1 UMBER FOR SALE.
Pine �la II..emtbe ', l0w
sntlte.
Heml.rk Lsieber.Semtlingat 4 SlO per thousand.
Plank. N le ••
Pine ShindUlA *d dem.. 1* per sgtrare.
Cedar lrtd "
1.1 " .. 7
14..n...t5, Redsroltaea tar tpeM sans.
Surfer•r, Pleating. 0 1 Op, thnna•nd.
Planed Lomita. 12 M
White Ash. Rrwwnrnl and Hirer rot to order.
3t Jost.' PH ICIOD
`1I KfC LILVIONs MISR AMITE
1 ruous 1N te prepared to wire mode
Iso•nn, on the piano or organ. For parti-
cular,. inquire at Geo. 55' Thtwnson's Meade
store. x1441.
0000 WORK IS DONE AT SIGNAL
FINE PRINTING PAPERS AT SIGNAL
WEDDING STATIONERY AT SIGNAL
111
COLBORNE BROS.
HES SPRING & R coons.
The newest things in Dress Goods, Prints, Sateen.,
Idualins-plain and embroidered, Oriental Embroidered
Skirtings and Embroideries, All-over Lace, Black, White
and Cream, Fancy Cold Muslims and Atnerican C'hallieu
Mantle Cloths in all the leading colors, and a splen-
did assortment in Black, Brocaded and Plain Mery for
Dress and Summer Jacket.~.
We are making a specialty of Carpet! and House
Furnishings. Carpets from 1ik Helnp to 11.33 Wil -
tons -the largest assortment an town We can show
over one hundred sets of Lace Curtains, 3 vas long, from
11.00 to $4.50. Madras, Mysore, Muslin an 'ancy Cur-
taT in T"variety. Curtain Lace, cream and white,
12c. ult.
Our stock is large and complete in all line..
po-We buy Butter, Eggs, Wool, Oats, Barley and Peas,
and pay the highest market price.
COLBORNE BROS.
111
Sttuations Vacant.
1vTANTEO.-A u(OD OEMERAL
servant. Apply immediately to
54 It. 1111**. A. 111. POLLEN.
UTANTED. A 000D COO K
wanted by Mia Turner, by the 13th of
June. o
r od wage. gi feu to a suitable person.
Apply 56tf. MRSOALLOWAV.
\'ANTED.
ew smod salesenn, eat bar on salary or
.vommiThssiuu. ladelseadsat terntory glee•
to each. Write at aeon 1.r terms, amu secure
,choice of territory, "Thsaure the nwrrter.-
Address. MAY BH4114
56 st Nureerymea, Klt()Tocbesterg, I . Y. .
GENT WANTED. -FOA (iOUE-�
L rich and vkinity. to sell the "IIef" and
"ISumto,uu' organs surd i'ianos. Salary or
vwuun.seion paid to a g�oIood alai.
5531 Set1TT pipe:. Snake' h.
Dentistry.
NI NICHOLSON, LD.S.
BENT AI. ROOMS
Eighth door below toe Poet Office, \t-e.'.rt.,
Gol,relcu. L1r25-t)•
DR. E. RICHARIMiON, LD.S.
lJ I1 804,05 UE\TIFT.
Oa. and Vitalised Air administered for
painleasextractPig ofteeth.•pe.ia1attention
given to the preservation of the Natural
Teeth.
Omre - l'p again. Grand Open liouae Klock.
Entrance oo Weet- Kt.. litederieh. :151-1y
For Sate or to Let.
FARMS FOR SALL
Ihave a number of farms force'•• .n differ*
int parts of Ontario. As lou Are .nare. farms
were never su eh'•ap in this province ae at the
present time. and if you want a farm 1 would
recommend you to buy now. 1f your mesas
are hmited 1 can sell y o1 a farm on a small
cash payment.giring you 'dray of time to PIT
balers' of parttime money- at a low rate of in-
terest. res . t hue enabling t art c r
r e, rc a bum of
your own most coolly. u
If you hap meas and do not re• hire credit
1 can Kt w you sa good eatue.for y. ur nary
as you eon get elsewhere.
1 will gladly send you deieriptions of farms
for sale in any Ior•nlity as hearing from u..
JOHN J. PATON.
1210.1y sl King A. eat. 'I uronte,
141OR SALK.--IA IT 52, ADJI►iNINO
DT Cr•'s frame .otters. evwstaining Ore
large rooson Is tna.n apartment: besides kitch-
en. bedroom. pantry and summer-cacnra and
MOW cellar. Hord and soft water on the pre -
tarn woedsed. • few fruit trees and several
large shade trees. For further p rt,. uteri ap-
ply to MKSJ.HI•.W1•;Lt..
-4 no. Lighthon.e-.t.. Godrr:ah.
r11wt► Hul'SEs TO -LET AND ()NE
A for sale. Apply to k. C'. IIAi'14,
_5671 - Ooe+erich.
OR SALE. --THAT l'tpNNt1LIO1'S
hou.e me North -..Lai pr. -went oeoepied by
.e soh.-rih'r. containing elgbt room.. be-
side. kitchen. pantry. elusets and wood collar.
Hard and soft water on the eremite. and good
stable and driving sheds. Exe•ellesr 0n,.atd,
The site is one of the most desirable in low,.
Aero that &roomed house on ('aledonian Ter-
ms, with',w•d cellar soil other enn%enienee.
There Y. good half acre lot attacked to each
home. Terms to vu:' parcbarn. Apply to
M 14. MICR. !+Wft•T. Nort boo.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will oder for ask the 1.4.
low'ag s'rry desirable farm, consisting of rho
ea.terl y 170 area of Block ' • F." to the 7th h eue-
cessinn of the Town.hi of I'olhurne, in the
orI
Loans an insurance.
NEta' (IFF1C'E.
INSURANCE. CONVEYANCiNO LAND.
WAN sad DIVISION COURT (l 1ilcE.
1'• Seager bee removed to his new o1Bce-
itubt. McLwa's new block, opposite the nun
Let. \luny to lend on Moritage and notes.
Y1 ee u.
1,,,N. LEWIS, Barrister, Proctor in
J. Maritime noun ; M wiry to loan .t Si
per cent_ pri.ate farads. sontight Loan. in-
terest yearl). Colas very moderate. For
particutani call personally or write. :1
CT J. T. NAFTEL,
LIFE, FIRE .1S IP -1 CY 1 Ld.V T JX-
NUR.4.V E -It3EVT,
li. 1 North British & Meroaetit.
Livrepnoe, London k Globe; Norwich Union:
North American Life ; acid Acewest hood -
mina of North America.
a.
Lowest hates. Learn settled promptly
Money to laws os Farm and Town Property
Cunt cyst/eine dune. Property valued!. etc.
011 re- Cor. Nona -at. awl S,uare, Gudertcb,
(:200,000 PRIVATE Fl NUS
To len, on farm and town property, at !ow
est inters.'. Mortgages purchased- Xq outs
mission chased agents for the Trust and Loan
Company of ('ands. the Canada Landed
Credit Company. the London Les Company
of 1'anadr. Interest. 6. epi and ; per rent.
V. H. Banisters can obtain mosey in
day, it title satisfactory.
1970 LAV!SON k JCHNSTON,
Barristers &t•.. Godericb
500,000 Ti ) U ►-t, N. APPLY TO
CAMERON 1tOur aCAMY,I44JN, God
rich. ,735
t IUNEY• TO LEiD -A LARGE
Bm.aat of Private Meade for inye.'meo
At lewws rates oa sot -claw Mortgages Apply
toGAR ROW & PROUDFOOT
R, RADCLIFF'E,
GE\ERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE ANP
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Only
First-class Companies RepresentedMAn,yto Lend un .trsiwht Na., a, 11
e
lowest rate of interest gutng. iu any way '0
•u.t St. w'rrower.
OFF1('h;--Second door from Square
West Street (iodsri••h. 11141
Legal.
('A.Sl1'ION, BARRf$TER,
J SO►ieitor, Notary l'nbli.. e t C.
Ocher bier Jordan's I,ruie Rrnre, the rooms
formerly ',recopied by Judge 11071e. ayE
C. HAYS, SOLICiTOR;. Ae '
R. Ofil.'e. corner of Square and West
street, Oodsrich. over telegraph °dice. The
rate funds to lend at 8 per test. 2450-
(1 ARROW
(160.
(1ARR(OW & PROUDFoOT, BAR
tn.-yrs:Itstttornrri, Solicitors,
! Ooderich J. T. Garrote, 11'. I'roudfoot, I;
CAMERON, HJLT & CAMER;►N,
Nal Barristers, Solicitor. in Chancery. kr,
3oderl b. 31. C. cam••ron, V.t.'.; 1'. Nott, M.
0. Cameron,. C ('. Rosa. 1751-
TRebical.
iRK. SHANNOIf & SHANNON,
1J Pnywlcians Silft011141, Arrnuchrn ax.
wiles at Dr. /thermoses reeidenee near the
gang Ooderieh O. 1'. ERAtrxos. J. R. l(trAr-
SON, 1751
( mint. of Huron. his farm is situate Amusements.
.•'. 1+ miles from (derkh and 1't
I . n the Main urea
nide. from t'ar mw •
Road. There is a good frame hour, Ifs
.toys, almost new, 20 by :i, containing 7
rooms a large tarn, 011 by 12, with cattle
stied. 12 by 1/, atta.'hed. and one of the fined
orchard. in the township. It is watered by
r•
a nevcfa.hng spring ere•k and ■ wood wel
About 110 acres cleared and free (non stomp*.
There is no waste land of any kind on the
place. Geed school within A rods of the I
0011...
Will b' .nld on reaaonahle terms.
For terms and further part.. oleo •pp,y to
JNO. KItI.('kK\itI1Nip:
Proprietor. ('o,lcrich.
orb JOSEPH MAK IG)11'X.
on the premises,
L11R$T CLAMS BRiCK HOUSE AND
ru Los. PGR BALK ON RT. PATRIrE ST.
-About two minutes walk from the Square.
Twn stories high, brick addition in the rear
I�.tnrfes high. hnllding erect with slate.
Main boiMing hs+ 1 large rooms on Rot flat,
o airs d., there are 51arrooms. In the near
addition then- are kit - Mn t
tale, girls room and hat rem: Ado good t
e.l1., Appld t It I h
n M , w e witt
1
►!`11)DERh)H MECHANICS' INST.,
IVJirTI TE 1.1BitAKA' AND ItEAWIN
I ROOMas
, cor. of ht street and Square ley
.lairs.
Open from 1 to R p.m., and from 7 to 10 p.m
ABOUT '1000 \'(►LS IN LiBRARY
Lendit.n IInilrt, Treel.''4 marl Illwafmted
1'n/»rr, Af.uor_inea, d -r., on File.
MFAIII•:It'HpP TICKET. ONLY 011.00.
granting free use of library and ita.ti,n •
Itnom.
dppti-atinn for membership received 1'3
1.ituarian. in rooms.
T. WEATHE RAll►. DEO. NTiVENA,
I're.ident. Secretary
Ooderieh. Marsh 12th R•S.
Legal Sales.
1.p+ . pant, wawhronn,
h\ `1. ANI/ IAT i\ GODERi('H.
wire all rteeesrary Iwformwtioh Under and In
atf. I/AN1I1.00RIK)N,• pnr•nanee of the power of
swk ennrwined fn • ewnain mnetgawe nada
FIR I3ALS - b..tohn 1. Ih•ee.m. de.•e .sd. •ad Henry T. K.
1• Teams. dated the 1! h day of March, ISD
'which will he petitioned al the time a ass..
Wed half of Mt 702. Arthur F•recr, -with I there wia be 'old hT public antlers at the
mall prick tornado thereon. I Reitlak Ex -hallo. Hae• In Hoa' 'town of
'town
SALK (IF 1101 !;
Bu 11.1)1M0 Lone. Mt, 174. 244. 743, Elsie (Indar}eh. an 4antr1a7. the 17th day of H47
Street, Pt. Andrews Ward.
Ott. rinser of Homo and 0-lteor.Ia r.0.4,
• Frame I story booms a Keay• Street, 1°
hen lead.
Several Iota In Ree'l's Surrey, opposite sew
Show Grwtmda via.
Nos EE, U. ri. e0, Ol. 5t, at, 54, ss.
AA1 the stove at COW RATOM.
10 it nA se
V IRON t JOR5STo711
Isms. at two n, lock In the afternoon. by John
Rom. A'etl.merr. the fot.nwing property.
sir :
IMI running mtmher 1*), in the Town of
Gedench. enntslning one garter of an Mare
of land more or leas. This IM 11 a very de.
Arable one and welt ait'ut) d. There are op.
nn It $ lar*.• frame hoose with kitchen at-
taehed. Is good noadttla, wad ether bo rove
mesa..
Terms and rnnditlosse shade known at time
of sole.
HI Mesank
HURON HOTEL, _._ �w kM, ndiiaian aand aMe.:.. �amee/ea
k Holt. plarrlovrs. Uederleh. or to the under-
.nel.
R. C RATS.
G.o,lerf. h Vedsr'.Nolirlanr.
. May Oh soar. IAO
•
roar/ l sad arr.ws44_' god btu
sell Y ken md .anu�lY� ae.sea��t+ttti
R"4". °''Wnsi' Dui ' arloWe 0000 ENVELOPES AT THE SIGNAL
Joh
srerss,
BURN
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TO Tog Pceu. ' Thi
C. Goode. for several year
use it and if the simple do
eases.rtc.. to their original
LARG
Dye Stuffs
FI
W. C. GOA
SEPARATE SCHOO
Why Opal Tory arras.
ale 1ek.ds Act goads
The amendments t
Schools Act which wee
the Mowat Governmeu
That the municipal c
alphabetical last of all
that they
Separate Schools: al
those withdrawing sucl
book of record shall
public inspection.
All notices must he
The notice left i.y t
r the wording. "Ye
rate Scheid supp.n
assessed as • Public
M the case may he, st
payer will not fail to t
takes are nude.
The assessor must 1
list of notices sent to t
taming wbo are to be
ata Scbu.I supporter. :
do not so giro n, lice
be supporters of Pubii',
Theits
tomeh t to tt
a of ere. 48 of the
igt means, and sleep
Rent, if not by the rat
du authority and 111•
unauthorized person c
the law answer for any
was to be rated for ech
The Municipal C'oun
to inquire into and c-'
the usual appeals 10
viuum and County Jog:
for.
What is wrong with
Fquel Richton, y,
person must be assun.e
er of the Public ticha.l
Roman Catholic, he
given by himself or h
authorized in that bele
sets supporter of 8
What mors definite
claim in this regard
than that given you by
tati-'n i
Mr Meredith • hill
It wi
measure, but, ignori
what it pretended fa
the law of the land, it
tinneerin6 porticoes to
slows and uninformed.
d, that a man mfg
• notice become
'appellee. 4 ►h, yes '
But it provided n"
ever could change ha
ss. porter of Public Sc
Have the honest and
pie who have been int
the cry of "Protests
ever seen the teal of th
Act and regulations,
put by the court spoil t
and the amendments
outlined above prints(
Tory papers that are
promised boodle and
Hing the tires of fanatt
Why don 1 they prig
The acts would rive
LEEBI
Prom m•ir o nr nrre pOn
Mrs John Hillier..
relatives here last wee
a in our last week a i
the name or R 'FuIf,M
at the funeral of tht
Horton. We ale., wit
tame from i.inarksbir
',shire, Scotland,
rschan has removed
salt ti'e Marie, whet,
with Arnhihald Stew&
es forget to menus
broth", ..f the decease
('0hq',Aisthe sire
coarse of ereatina bl
tin Friday the timber'
and the dost ',dory •
rite by • bee, bee of
boys, .eypnrted by •
msasial el aid sottao 1
iep le a few weeks'