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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1890.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
UntA mons ow.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
•*PITA$. (PAIS P) SIX MILLION DALLAS'S -
B. E WALKER, GENERAL MANAoMr .
• 0160 00.000.
0700.000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
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Mid Femmes' Sable Neter.
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sequent mouth. Larger adete in proportion.
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as for extended period.. Sade
ksowa as abs office of pubi catios-
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1n mOn..iion with the ordinary neweesper
Where first-class wort is turned out
iMble a radon. Everything premises
s flu Arian
eY be done os. the ➢remises trate m
poster to a visiting card.
Ald none must be addressed to
O. 35eC3fLL1feMT,
liditorof THE Nixed.
Telephone Cal. No. 30. Goderich Ont.
HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1880.
TIIE TARIFF (/l'E 'T/e-,,1',
That the great fight st the next Do-
minion election will be on the tariff
question there is now no doubt. Other
questions there may be that are likely to
crop up, but all fade into insignificance
when compared with the issue presented
in Tariff Reform. It has taken years to
open the eyes of the electorate, but at
last full vision has come and the enor-
mity of the r.scalities perpetrated upon
the taxpayers under the guise of the
protective tariff is now discernible to
many who formerly failed to see it.
In Hordh county tale lobed of
the tariff has fallen heavtly,•nd in Gode-
rich town the protective policy has smit-
ten as with • curse. Not only has no
benefit accrued to any industry carried
on in car midst, but s positive injury has
been inflicted on every line of business
which aforetime was flourishing. Our
lake trade has fallen away; our up -town
industries have retrograded : our popula-
ting has decreased; the snap has been
taken out of our business men; and the
outlook for the town is not w good as it
was before the advent of the N. P.,which
it was premised would bring blessings in
its train.
And as with (+oderich so with the rest
of Huron, doe of the most wealthy and
countiesin Ontario. In al.
moat every municipality there has been
a marked decrease in the popolation,and
many families in every town, village and
township can point to ow or more va-
cant chairs in token of what the exodus
which followed in the wake of the N.P.
has done for them.
We will be told by some of our super -
loyal neighbors that we should not thus
refer to the evil effects wrought by the
tariff and its upon our county,
because, forsooth, it is not right to
spread broadcast the knowledge of onr
present plight -it 4 disloyalty to our
country to make public :he facts of the
case And it will be told that our duty
should be to hide the injury inflicted
and to make the best of • bad showing
so that a greater injury may not befall
os.
To all of which oar answer is that a: -
though all the Tory Nero" may fiddle
while the city is befog destroyed, yet
11111 TRE Rxtw•t. raise, yokes against the
almost incalculable injury which has
been inflicted upon this tows and wont,
by the greatest corse that has befallen
our country during fifty years. "Doc-
tor. • said the pettiest, "your medias• is
unpalatable, and 1 don't like to take
it. ' "I know that, my (rimed," replied
the doctor, '' bat yon have to take it or
your last state will be worse than
your present °middies."
The knowledge of Ile feet that kir
R S WILL.AMS, Memento
town is not store at us than it a
1r Peso
u a serious matter, but it is right
that the case should be diagnosed
sad the seat of the disease located,
so that remedial measures may be taken
at the earliest posaible moment.
lWe want every bugloss' man, every
1 mechanic, every farmer, and every other
worker who by brawn and brain eootri-
totes to the material wealth of Huron
Ito contrast the existing condition of
the county with what it was previous
Ito Iti 8 and be governed in his determit.-
I Won to Tote at the next Dominion We -
tion by the results as they manifest them-
selves to him.
The Taiationiet Most Go.
L1owAi s majority is still going sp.
Lest wesh, M we showed, he had nine -
tees of a majority; eines that time • re-
aming hes hues W is the Plisse Edward
comedy sheik* end SraAoca, the Labor -
al, hes bees deshired sleeted. This
sbsmgs t1W hawse MOWAT's majority
W 21 on • divides. Zest Bemuses and
two or tree other enmities !eve yet to
be heard tram, whish al Rive the ma-
jority a further upward tesden:y.
Tett Empire had the Rouges "os the
run" previous to Tuesday morning last,
and on Wednesday was busily emptied
explaining w by Museum did not' 'go." Io
the last Howe Moults had 17 of a ma-
jority. jonty. The returns up to date show 47
]tliaistesialish to 23 Opposi:ioo mam-
ba If the Empire's eonsmmoi.1 profit
is no WOW the its political prophet,
the Tory chief organ 1s a terribly losing
000011111.
A osseus is announced In the edito-
rial t of the Globe. Mr J. b.
Willison, a former resident of Huron,
will become man•giog editor after July
let, and Mr Et•w•1.0 FARRIER, the most
gifted leader writer in Canada, will take
a place on the staff as chief editorial
writer. We to Mews Wlttt-
SON and FIKRER upon having sn oppor-
tunity afforded them of putting
their undoubted talents to the
beet possible nee,
is also to be
having scored the services of two such
clever journalists. THE SIGNAL has been
intimately •celuatoted with both gentle -
and the Globe
led on
I•R. (A I -EN'S POSITION. two for • long term of years, and if they
As we pointed out last weeL, it would do not prove to be • winning team in the
almost appear that word has been passed ease of Libera; 1 and Tariff Reform to the Tory Drew to "make • sharp inside of the next two years it win be be-
cause the electoral lump cannot be
carve'• on the Protestant platform which leavened. Success to the l%Petr ander
they stood upon durtog the recent Pro-
vincial new election and adopt a conciliatory
policy towards the R -Aman Catholics and IN last weeks Star Dome nameless
au active opposition to the Equal Right- creature attempted to deny a statement
en from now until the Dominion *lee- made by Mr MI GILUCCtaDT on the eveo-
tions ersa1er. The Toronto Empire, the ing of election deli that during the
tV,,,:a and tae lyamutof Spertatt.r have recent contest in West Heron the local
been turning for the past week or two,
Tory stompers showed
and the small fry of the Tory press will
himto get down to similar tactics before
loss Already Principal Cavell has
coos in tor scathing denunciation, and
the Tories of Huron, who on the
platforms during the recent campaign
paid high tribute to his excellence and
worth, will now not say a good word fur
him. Even our local . has
sot said • word to favor of Priocip•1
Csyse since the election, and none of
its "plot. • 0 have spoken
a word against his defamers. No, no;
the Tory papers and their blathering cor-
will now try to ,turn
the back in the so-called Egos] Rights
Association, and will for the next yest
or so make big effort to keep the "Piib-
testant horse" shot op io his stable, for
fear of throwing the Old Mao at Ottawa.
The Toronto !Nail gives voice on this
question io the following: -
The attacks of the Conservative papers
upon Principal CAvre are intended to
prejudice C agaioit the
Equal }tights Association, of which he is
the official head. The party managers
feel that if the Equal Rights agitation
continues to grow until the Dominion
elealona come off it may do Sir JOHN
some injury, just as it worked injury to
Mr Nowa/. the other day. The word
has gone out, therefore,for the organs to
pelt Dr CA TEN with • of
treachery to Mr Nektonic By this
means it is hoped that C who
look favorably upon the t may
be induced to fall back into the traces.
The only scrap of proof,if it can be called
proof, which has been adduced in sup-
port of ttte•charge of treachery is this,
that some of the Mowat speakers made
use of one or mon of Dr CA'EN"R pub-
lished letters with the view of showing
that he was hostile to Mr MEREDITH.
The obvious answer i. that Dr CAVES
never wrote • line which, fairly read and
construed, cast any invidious reflection
whatsoever opoo the Opposition or Its
leader.
Orb townsman, Mr F. W. Jon/tome,
has been appointed junior Judge of West
Algoma, and will leave for the "Soo,"
where he will hereafter reside, on or
about the 1st of July. He was an ardent
politician in his day, but now, having
sought "the seclusion that an office
grants, will forsake the vanities of the
political world and henceforth devote his
time and talents to severing legal Gor-
dian knots for the litigious Algomans.
He was born asd reared in (loderieh, and
his departure takes from our town the
lest cf a family which in days gone by
wielded considerable influence, politioally
and otherwise.
Now would be an excellent time for the
Equal Righta Awoolation of Toronto to
establish breeches of their society in
West Haeon. During the contest recent-
ly closed nearly every Tory in the Riding
professed to be enamoured of Equal
Rights, and if they were not "femme"
there is ac exoellent field here for the
formation of asyersl thriving hrenehee
to ripen for ambos bythe cast Dominion
election. The editor of the Star has
.fated ppobliely that the war against the
hieesreh
y and Jesuitical
is to be fought to the hitter end, and we
have no doubt if the F.leel Right" mis-
•ionarie. were to weed their way hither
be would be able to gime valuable assist -
awe in Martin, • DALTON M.CARTHY
branch in this seetioe. Dr Hauges,
Reeve Roca, of Colborne. and Mr Ws.
McCain would dosbtlw also eid is the
week.
the white feather
so far as attending Reform meetings was
concerned, except on one occaeios, while
the Reform cause hada rep , at
every on. <f the listed C.
meetings where oppoeitlon was invited,
save one. Will the editor of the Star or
some respoosible person over his c ea
signature dare make such a denial 1 1 t
is all very well for Mr Nosouv from
Colborne to send a bogus statement of
that kind to the Star, but if he dare put
his name to a repetition of the denial we
will show how little he knows about the
question at issue or anything else. This
skulking behind • hedge and throwing
missiles at an opponent in the open is not
• very creditable act for so "pions' •
professor as the Stara correspondent
from Colborne.
THE 'tor last week stated that a friend
of THE 81.;Nato'. carried • green flag
around the Square recently. For the
Information of the Star and its readers
we now state that no friend of THE SIG-
NAL'S was ever guilty of such tomfoolery.
Tac Si.►.tot is not the organ of the rag,
flag and bobtail party. We neither wave
flags of any color nor take stock in fools
who delight in such absurdities.
POLITICAL t .INTERS.
THE TORS ORGANIZER.
Toronto N. u•. Independent Tory :-
A third mistake Mr Meredith made
was having anything to du with
the Birmingham crowd, who have bees
barnacles on the party too long, and fol-
low it for what they can make out of it.
Bi might be able to organize a-
hole-and-corner meeting in •-hole-and•
corner of the ward, but when it comes to
organizing in the country he is ridicul-
ous, and to entrust to him the organi-
zation of s whole province would be sui-
"ids' in any man's cause. What does he
know about organizing 1 Where did be
lean. the tact, the finesse, the almost
diplomatic skill which the organizer of a
party should possess i He is • compara-
tively new arrival in the country. A
tow years ago he was • clerk in Mr Pat-
rick Hughesdry goods shop, and next
we hear of him es the organizer of •
party which should be great, which ill -
bestowed position he got through the
operation of the machine in the Orange
toiled uiion.
THE extent/ 1N DANGER.
i ntawa Pr.. Prrs,:- "The 1 aronto Eon -
pirr, Sir John Maodonald's official organ,
is being blamed by other Conservative
for the diaster which the
part met with on Thursday last. The
8t. John (',':.tar remarks that the iasoes
rained by Mr Meredith and his followers
were not of • character likely to recom-
mend them to prudent people, who do
not desire to ses tbi. Dominion torn in
two by race and religious diRereooe..
The Toronto i;'ewptre, the Gavtte add.,
'led the joarnalatic opposition. to Mr
Mowat, and led it badly. Sipco Mr
Levinger)* left this paper, it has been
eoedocted so weakly as to be a positive
ieiery to the
Nominally under the editorship of aur
Creighton. • meal politician who does
sot appear to be • writer at all, it i. ut-
terly ,destitute of editorial ability or
• jade -Wet. Its only mi.sios, so for,
Seema to have bees to sink wow for
ita too ooet$diag stoskboldele.' Probab-
ly we shall Soon lee Air John Macdonald
publicly �� Empire, and eel•
Eng opus the mom
monopolists,
enettsetosu and subsidy hunters to fur-
nish him with mosey to start ■ new or -
gas. How mss Sir Joke shirk the re-
sponsibility foe the Empire's •eti•Fresab
sad esti Oetb lie monads, 'The Iesptsu
i• '
40u i . I FINE PRINTING PIPERS AT SIOAAL
J. A. Reid do Bro. will of-
fer the following goods at a
discount of from 10 to 20 per
cent. off regular prices, dur-
ing this and next week: ---
Dress Goods, Prints, Ging-
ham', Cotton Shirtings,
Seersucker', Flannelettes or
Shaker Flannels, Cretonnes
and Lace Curtains. This is
the beginning of a Great
Dissolution of Partnership
Sale. Look out for bar-
gains.
Jordan's Block. Oodertcb.
June 13th, 1811. 1231 -
THE MARKETS.
B READSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
c.seeto\ Priem.
UonaatcY. June 19. 1350.
Wheat, Standard .. 1 " 100
Flour. Passat Habitat Ian hi cwt.
••
Straight .... -.
" Family
Oso i busk ........ ........... 020 R
Pe.., i busk .................... 000 *
Barley. i bassi .................. 0 to ml t0 O
7 00 R
8 M
e 1111 M
O 10*
B rasowt 65
alesp
es od SreM i cwt 1 550
tlWmseeaiep. •cwt 7 1000 "
Wool0 00 .,
110'•
650•'
els"
000 '
Butter • s
..e.............
diemmesa teess, b eap..WA i des ,.
(. .....
Dressed Hoes. i cwt............
Pelts
Apples, a bush
Flour
Fall Wbeat,sew std old 911 to
Spring Wheat 0 16 to
0/0 to
35 too
0 40
�to
0 II to
0 it to
500 to
300 to
000 .o
onto
175 to
('11.4.. p.tatl.es
June
.... 85 50 to
Barley .
Oma
Ap«M
Noels* INC s
Potatoes
Butter
Cordwood
Beef ..
Wool
Pork
�35
2 70
2 10
9 36
0 70
0 15
50
7s.
0 13
0 12
0 U
75
m
165
400
3 00
000
1w
ti00
0 1
090
17.
1m
el
010
0 35
9 50
0 13
0 12
700
I.
ss.
a mai
Sestswl ekes Uestet.
The receipts of live stock at the Montreal
Stock Yards, Point St. Charles, for the week
ending June 13th. 1810. were as follows :-
Receipts
-
1
Receipts of live dock at the
Montreal Stock Yards,Pt.
St Charms M• the
week 2
Left over from pre-
vious week 300
Total for week. ..... 3.130
Left on band .. ... . 4.1
e8
130
21e
CO
5M 3c
51ft 3rd
The receipts for the week at these yards
were large with little chrngr to note in the
trade, Butchers' stock was more plentifulbut
with • good demand there was no material al-
teration in values. The prices for sheep and
lambs were steady with • larger supply. The
hag market srems slowlybut steadily recover-
ing from the otrects of tglut of three weeks
ygo,and losing prices /thaw an advance over
last wcek.We quote the following as being fair val.
Cattle, elport
Butches', good
Batisko s'. medium
Hutebers', call.
SSheeep.....
gram
C
To The North American Life Amoroso* CO..
1 oronto.
Garrt.asav,--I hereby beg to
the receipt of the cheque for the fuli amount
payable under policies 3,111 aria 7.050 on the
We of my late sou. and further thank you
for the prompt m in which it was paid.
It refleem great credit on the integrity of the
Company. 1ratefully )ours,
JAMES REALE.
Goderich. June 17. 1350. 1t.
TENDERS WANTED. -TENDERS
will be received by the 1 up
to Monday evening next. 11rd into, for booth
prfvlieges on the race coarse on Dominica
�1t�atll T. GUN DRV.
1L Secretary.
GODERICH WATERWORKS.
NOTICE TO PERSONS USING THE
W ATER-
The collector is now making the first call
and may be expected any day ; also for the
benefit of those who may he out when he calls
he will be In the office in the town hall on
June 25th and July 2nd. from 9 o'clock to lies
a.m. J. A. NAPTEI.,
It Collector.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Rr ISAAC CASHMAN' ESTATN.
All outstanding hook accounts not paid by
Joy Ii. Ins, will he placed in the beads of
Division Court Clerk for collection.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
st-1e.
Assignee.
TENDERS WANTED. -TENDERS
will be received for the erection of a
church at Crow. m the Oh IIs of Ashf ald
op to Wednesday, fah Jose. Tenders to
be opened at !o'clock p.m. Plait sad sppeeccifi-
catkin to be seen at JACOB ('KOT.11M11.
DnneasuJame 10 1M1. r 10 P.O
IOW
NOTICE. -FR iit4H BUTTERMILK
ea. be had daily at •the Ooderich cream-
ery. Elugsto.-st.• at Seta per gallon.
0531. JOHN HANNAH. Manager.
BICYCLE FOR SALE. -54 -INCH,
bald bearings, in era -else' oondltlea.
Fal.esree, mMnl ri, apply at Oso, Rhymes' drug
T UNIER FOR SALE.
Pine Lumber. Scantling.
Mast M810 per thwarted.
Heinleek Ls ber,Bosatliag.
Plank, at 10 '•
Plwe Shiegtes, 'Led sham,. 1 3S pecaere.
Cedar " eel " . t "
eleoseeabS. g.ds.U.es Its, tieaeeN ss,
eurfeice pawns. 51 p.r thorniest.
Pissed LLember. It IS
Wilts Ash. RiwDwe.d and Birch est toer.
rd.
1S- JOSEPH KiDII.
Mi fC LESSONS. -M188 AGOiE
5c to etc
yc to 5c
lc to tic
*to 3)c
/1: to 51c
5 5.25 50
.00 to to 80./0
She People's Column.
ARD OF THANKS
OMer1NN leo prepared tm give; mmeek
taw 1 eutr .1 Oak, W.l imansaZ e
ILL__ ill
-1,
COLBORNE BROS. air
NEW SPRING & SilulER 000flS.
The newest things in Drays Goods, Prints, Sateen,
Mu•lins-plain and embroidered, Oriental Embroidered
Skirtings and Embroideries, All-over Lace, Black, White
and Cream, Fancy Col'cl Muslims and American Challiea
Mantle Cloths in all the leading colors, and a splen-
did assortment in Black, Brocaded and Plain Merv's for
Dress and Summer Jackets.
We are snaking a specialty of Carpets and House
Furnishings. Carpets, from 'tic. Hemp to $1.35 Wil -
tons -the largest awrtment n town. We can show
over one hundred sets of Lace Curtains, 3 to 4 ydi long,
from $1.00 to $4.50. Madras, Mysore, MusTin and Fancy
Curta n gin �� variety. Curtain Lace, cream and
white, 12c. up.
Our stock is large and complete in all lines.
Ja►'We buy Butter, Eggs, Wool, Oats and Pea., and
pay the highest market prion.
COLBORNE -llt
a
111
Situations Uacant
WANTED -TWO OK THREE
leanw to plow and harrow, must be
stream heavy teatos,aad me. who understand
their hostess. Apply at
it. Ri1N3EN JOU FARM. ('olboree.
ANTED AT ONCE. -A GOOD
general servant, at Metlaad House,
u
6tsi. 61.11.
A GENTS RANTED -IE' Y O l'
ti want to make money. take hold and belt
our choice Nursery pock, Now is the tame,
write us at once for terms
MAY BROTHERS,
410 O. Nurserymen. Rochester. N.Y.
WANTED.
Three rood salesmen, either on salary or
ootnmlssion. lodependent territory given
to each. W
choke of territory. -The more the merrter.t
Address. MAY BROTHERS
56 ret Nurserymen. Rochester. N. Y.
Dentistry.
1�1
j�,�(.NICHOL.MUN, L. s.
DF.NT.tt ROOMS
Eighth dour bclew the Post OIDce, West-st...
Guugiuce. 21/25-1y
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.S.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Geo sad Vitalised Air 1 for
pain of teeth. Special attention
toren to the of the Natural
Teeth.
(Mice - Up stain. Grand Opera Hones Bleck.
Entrance on Wow -St.. Goderich. 2161 -le
For Sale or to Let.
L1ARM FOR SALE. --THAT VALU-
ABLE farm known as loll No 11. con. 6.
Goderich township, 00 acres of
land, more or less. nearly all cleared, the re-
mainder all bard wood. There is • good.
lar frame house, two stories high.and • fine
orchard and exoelleat lawn. with fine privet
hedge and f ower-beds,on the premises, with a
nun Der of beautiful fir trees on the front of
the lot. Terms reasonable. For particulars
apply on the premises or D3 letter to
MA ROA RE? (Y►NNORK.
Ott• Goderich P. 0.
VOR SAL& -LOT 52, ADJOINING
1/• Ur Ure's Frame cottage, containing five
large roos in main apartment: besides kite•
en. room pantry and summer -kitchen and
good cellar. hard and soft water on the pre -
wises, woodshed, • few fruit trees and several
large shade trees. For further particulars ap-
ply to MRS J. Bt'SWELL,
56 2m. Lighthouse-at..Ooderich.
1j; (1K SALE. -THAT COMMODIOl'S
house on North-st..at present occupied by
the subscriber. costasning eight rooms he
sides kitchen. pantry, closets and good .'eller.
Hard and soh water on the premises and good
stable and driving sheds. iCxcelleat orchard.
The site is ooe of the most desirable in town.
Also that 8 -roomed house on Caledonian Ter-
race with good cellar and other convenience.
There Is • rood half acre la attached to each
house. Terms to suit purchasers. Apply to
49 tf. MRA. SWIFT. North-st.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale the fol-
lowing eery desirable farm, consisting of the
easterly 130 acres of Block "F.- In the 7th oon-
cession of the Township of Colborne, in the
County of Huron. This ferns is situat-
ed 4( miles from Goderich. and 1
miles from ('arlow, cn the Main Gravel
!toad. There is a good frame house. 14-
stor'eys almost new. f bycontalninegg 7
rooms a large barn. 10 ' 42. with eyWle
shed. 42 by 11. attached, and one of the finest
orchards in the township. 11 ie watered by
a never -failing spring creek and • good well
About 110acre,cleared and free from .lumps.
'.ere Is no waste land of an kind on the
pplaca Good school within 80 rods of the
Will be sold on reasonable term..
For terms and farther pp•artrticul•n apply to
JNO. BRM('KR fep,{l DO K.
Pro
or JOSEPH McKEOW NN' Ooder cD.
6- m the premises,
LMRST•CLASB BRICK HOUSE AND
1: LOT FOR SALE ON ST. PATRICK ST.
-About two initiates walk from the Nears.
Two stories high, brick addition In the rear
11 storks higgh, building covered with slate.
Main building has 3 large rooms on first Rat,
upstairs there are 5 large moms. in the rear
addition there are kitchen. pantry. washroom.
Upstairs, girls room and bathrot.se /Use geed
cellar. Apply to the L wise will
giro all nocestary informaible
btf. DA NUM GORDON.
FOR SAL&
Rei kill of lot 101, Arthur Street- with
small bnek cottage thereon,
B(-ILDINQ Love. -191. 191. 911. KS, Klgle
Street, St. Andrews Ward.
GIL miser of Hoo. and Britannia Road.
ries aakalt lstory hs� ea Keays Street. lot
Several lots In heed's Survey. opposite •ew
Stew Grovels. via :
Nes 12, st. M. M. et, 54, M, et es,
App
AUbthtse •Mos at LOW RATES,
et et DA VisON k JOHNSTON
3Bebical.
j DRS.SHANNON & SHANNON,
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e05ep Promisor.
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5111. f ................................ 4.411 pan
loans anti insurance.
N. LEWIS, Barrister, Proctor in
J. Maritime Court ; Mosey to loan .t 31
percent. private funds Straight loan, i. -
knot yearly. tests Tory moderate. Ih ser
F J. T. NAFTEL,
L!PE, FIRE A ti D AC('ibSX T IN -
SURA ScE
-S1'RA.I'('E *WEFT,
x North British It Mercantil.
Liverpool, London t Globe ,• Norwich Unica
North American Life ; and Accsde:.t hest•
anise of North America.
Lowest Rate.. Losses settled ppyrot►mpt11��
Money to Loan os. Farm and Town Proo.rty
('
�11e done. Property valued, etc.
"e- ('or. Nortbst. and Square. Aodarich.
74-
$200,000 PRIVATE Fl; NDti
To leve en tats ad teem 0
est Interer. Nm
=ter UM
Company memos of Canada Canada11
Credit Company, the London I4em Oe onsar
of Canada. I.tetest.1 01 and 7 per toot.
N. B. --Borrowers cam obtain ieeseey la
day, if tate satisfactory.
11/MDAVISON t JOHNSTON,
Berruten eec..Oodertcb
8600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
TP CAMERON HOLT ACAMEJt0N, Asa
rich. yes
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
.mount of Private Fonds for tnvo.tseo
st lowest rates oa eretclees Mortgages Appil
toGAftROW t PROUDFOOT
R. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE AND
MONEY WANING AGENT
Only Pfrefctese Cessys.fss
ar moral to Lend on straight boas � e
lowest rate of interest wasp. la any way to
suit the oorrower.NY square
West Street EAodebd aper 5-tfasro
Legal.
C A M P I O N, BARRISTER,
F' Solicitor Notary Public, e t a
°Mce-Over Jordan'. Drag More, the rooms
formerly occupied by Judge Isoyle. 2518
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, d.
R. °ace, earner of Square and WM
Dues$ Oedrvieh, over telegraph Omme- P14
rate .ands to lend at el par cent. 4055
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
RISTERS Attorneys, Solicitors,
Ooderleh J. T. °arrow, W. Proudfoot. 17
CAMERON, R)LT & CAMERON,
lode C. oliciteIs Chancery. tc.
0. Camerae, C C. Rip Q C.: P1 1751-
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Auctioneering.
JOHN KNOT) G" ENERAL AUO-
TIONESR and Lead Valuator, Oeden1t
Ont Having bad 0oosiderable impedance to
be emotes nearlsg trade, he is la a position
bctarge with thorough sattdactloa W cos
Perles entrusted to hint. Order's left at
arils'. Rote 1. or seat by mall to my addrem
odar P. 0.. carefully attended to. JOHN
KNOX Cont• Anctloassr. 188e
Amusements.
U•1 ODERTCH MECHANICS' INSTI
TUTE LIBRARY AND RICA DIN
0 , oar. of Zest street sad Square tog
Op.. been 1 to a p.m., ad front 7 to is p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOLS IN LIBRARY
Leading Deify, Weekly mod IlJw•trated
Payers, Mae urww•a, do..., on File.
MEMBERSHIP TICKET, ONLY ••I.M,
panting tree use of Library aad Reath,•
UtwaApplication
rtan.nform•e`sbevattp received >>d
T. WEATHKpR,�A.{LD. ORO. STIV ) p,
Oodertek. Marck�Intk ells. oat.
Societies.
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