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HOIJL MUMBAIA ! I f
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TO ADVERTISERS.
otice of changes must be left
at this Office not later than
Monday noon. The copy for
changes must be left not later
than Wednesday noon. Cas-
ual Advertisements accepted
up to noon Thursday of each
week.
teem pesters.
A11 edemas %Mites in the loos! eolsmws
.f Tea Sioffii of meetings ur enter-
tainments at w&icA an adinceineit4 fee
is Jerred. or from w#icA u pecuni-
ary benefit is derived. mint be pard
fee et the rate of owe cent per
word each ir.Mrhoa, no rimer leas
than tangy -11w ants. Where ad-
asserted a btu n
local will be Own
fres.
DIED.
Meteors -1a Godwin. ea Monday. August
cth. tele, Arthur Intioteed, mamma eta of
Kr. A. B. Levison. seed 4 swathe.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wasted -a10. 1 cake.
Pure Tea -Juba RoMrmsa.
Bummernate-k a. Atha[ a
Drawing Muses- Mrs Beeper.
O. T. R. f$Yovet.ee-W. Wear.
• The Pbarea ey"-0sw Rhyme.
Orb G7erwa-Artaatro.p area.
Cordwood lir use- Jab. $. Platt
Harvest izounio.s -k. Radcliffe.
Devito• izp use -A. H. Mo.alag,
Imperiel Rabies Powder -R. W. al1M►t.
TOWN TOPICS.
"I Were emery pt tektite sees,
Age 1.414 4e'll prest t< -
A Duo Pa.NST.-Tow most real gift
yes eau make is to ere a Wirt Pea.
,yly to D. Me01f1e.dd.r. west, Ooderiok.
rhe besanr.l appearance of Oedertc4 V
the agonistic's el all signors. •ad the beauti-
ful views of the sewer, furnished by Oat.
Stewart ore Al la mpg.
it Is reverted b the prem that the tent
sd lama b !memo u le Pre.Wwt Carse
.t1, that ay be e0. bat the best dressed
b OMertcb or. those who gut their snits
the people's clothier. 11'..1, Pt-Wh•m
f4.s.tl17 year tomes without •ad within.
Bee that your lawn sad pale° 1s the bust
that egbrt can wake 1t. and on the inside
walls of the haves dost tail to hang sosss .f
tie handsome. wen -framed pictures that R.
8. sallows teases sale at ouch how sates.
Merchants a get their tial Hosea letter
geode, to.. te.. primed at the oftie. tar very
Buie more than thee gseu.slly pat for tis
payer sed it helps to advertise their
Oen and
d use sasseies and get oriole
Oeod Heather •.d plumbing Sr. ooadaNv,
to lespvtttyy. y°adern sad rtes oat In
spapnpr
spasms •.d de Italy class aly work. if you
have a Job of whatever ante ooeselt them as
to Amassed sed now Their prices are low for
1eed work. and satisfaction ga•raoteed. Sole
ta for the Gurneys saves. ransoms and
water tellers.
BRIEFLETS.
Miro Hart, of Clinton, ie visiting in
tow..
Dr Roes made a short trip to London
this weak.
C.A. Ed McGregor, of Sarnia was in
town Inst weak.
Miss Eva Acheson has returned from
vieitior in Winghain.
Miss I. E. Sharman has retuned from
a visit around Pick.ri.gg.
Miss Chew has returned from a
three weeks' visit at Listened.
Mies D. Fergu.00,of Detroit, is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
Miss Nayamitb, teacher in the Boy's
Home, Stratford, is visiting in town.
Mr B.rd•y Day's, of Detroit, is the
guest of Mr James Doyle, Church St.
Capt Dyson, of the Salvation Army,
retuned from n trip to England on Tase-
day.
Mr T. J. Backstop, of Blyth, is
visiting in town for the benefit of W
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Este Productions
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in foot wyr room an rim
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Doherty, a former resident of
, sow of Detroit, 11 visiting In
Leading Manufacturers
in the hum in l Priem
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and Right. 'OmPtiT
E. OOWNINCJ
Cor- Uol k sad Nears 171ede site
tows.
Km B. B. Bryce, who has been in
town for the past month, left on Tess -
day fur Montreal.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs Wm.
Watson is able to be out .gels after •
few weeks' illness.
Mr Allan Martin, of Detroit is spend -
be some of the summer days in Godericb,
visiting old friends.
Miss Lily McGregor was visiting In
Damnoom during the past week, the
guest of M. Km Mallongb.
Kim Kate Wataon,the popular teacher
of 8t Andrew's ward school, left oe a few
week's visit to Hamilton this week.
Kis 8. A. Harding, who has been vieit-
ies Mn Humber for the per few weeks
returned to her home in Ypsilanti,.
Mich.
Kra Omni* Balmer sad ehild, of To-
ronto, end Mie Lily Davidson, of Peter -
bow', ere ole gasses of Mr Joh.slon
Csrev, Nelson -street.
Mrs A. E. Clesdessiagof ,
visited friends in toter t►M week,
_ left for Detroit by the City of 1Vi.d-
Tvesday armies.
R. W. McKenzie was appointed to
represent Nord -et MehodIt roma .4
the Ilistriet a ,seting i. &Worth oe
Teeedsy next
Mise Roes Orrin, denebtar of Mr J.
C Currie. depsty-eberiff of Winnipeg
wee is Ootarin during ole pest month,
ma lost week nes at the Point Furs,
1 Hedrick. Devine her shay is tide
polion sae rolled epee may Meade pod
made • *mud visit
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Mn Cslbick, of Bromide, Toot a few
days is town last week prior to ler
Wavier' for British Columbia, where she
intends joining her husband.
Mies Benjamin, of Belleville, sang
in fine ar1Ntto style is St George's church
last Sunday evening. She Names a
remarkably tine soprano voice.
The popular teameter,Hopper, is now
doing • rushing trade. A short tome alto
he invested in • more speedy hone so
that he could overtake the business that
was crowding him. Push will tell.
Dr M. Nicholson, the West -at. dentist,
makes the prea.rvtloa of the natural
teeth • specialty Gas administered Irma
9 a. se. fur the painless extraction of
teeth.
Mesa Swanson h Graham have taken
the u outset for re -shingling Nurt oat.
Methodist church. and .. 1 opera -
lions on Tuesday last.
During the pest week masons have
been busily engaged in repairing a large
°rack In the top stony of H. Horton's
block, directly over Jaa Yates' hardware
store.
Mr J. A. Macdougall, of the Omaha,
Neb., water -works department, is re-
nowingeuesintance with the home of his
youth. and is tb• guest of his brother -in
law, Mr Joseph Kidd.
The anniversary sermon to the C. O.
F. will be delivered next Sunday morn-
ing in Vctori•-eL Methodist church by
the Rev. B. L Hatton. Many mem-
bers of the order are expected from a
distance.
A number of men were arguing reli-
gion on the Square on So.dsy, which
proved to be • picnic for the boys. The
"jaw" was terrible, and such dtstorben-
on should to stopped by the police
especially on Sunday.
Copt Wiggins, with • patty of our
local sporty, left for Jobnstoe's Harbor,
on the peninsula. for two weeks' fishing
and shooting. The party was oompowed
of Mesar J. Griot, H. B.11, F. Humber,
H. Rubor, N. Bobier, and P. Shep-
iscd-
Nr A. J. Macdougall, for some years
back • resident of Chicago, bot formerly
of Ooderioh, spent a week or so in tows
remit!, gettiw • sniff of Guderich pun
air. He likes the old town yet. and
believes closer trade rdatiooe between
Canada and the U. 8. would build
Gudench up.
The contract for r'eoodelliog the tem-
oerance hall has been let to Jamei.00
Reid, mason, and Jas. Buchanan & Son.
The wing on the north side is to be ex-
tended to the road and the wall be-
tween torn down and replaced by folding
doors; the door is to made level and the
platform to be moved to the cen-
tre on the south side.
Kerr to Cow -A little boy from one
of the American cites, while visiting in
town was watching his vont milking
when he asked her what she was doing;
on hearing her reply that she was get-
ting milk he started laughing, saying,
"That's a fanny way to get milk, we get
non from the milkman and he don't
have any of them thing%''
At the Quarterly Board meeting Mon-
day evening in Victoria -street Methodist
church, George Greet; was appointed re-
presentative to the District meeting to
he held next Toesday at Seaforth. The
usual business was transacted. The at-
teodacee of officials was the beat in the
history of the church, and the meeting
w as one of great harmony.
S
GODERICH. ONT..
Mn John Reid has returned home
after two or three weeks' vont to her sow,
Mr 8. J. Reid, at Witigham.
Mr J. T. Carrow, Q C , M.PP.. and
anus leen this moraine °D the C P IL
Maoktnac tap, and will be slued • week
or more.
Lest week Mre R. S Williams and
family took passage fur Mackinac by the
O.P.R. Met.. the was aoc,mganoed by
Miss Maud Stam.
Rev. Father Dizon, of Port Lar.bton,
has butt installed as panne priest at
K1.gsbrdge in room of Rev. B. Boubst,
the former popular pastor sbo bas been
translated to Ralkervdie, • duun.bing
parish 1n L..x annoy.
At • dsoo.. iu McKillop township re-
cently the staid, old-fashioned Brunel*
Port is authority h -r the statement that
there were 101 gentlemen and 8 ladies
present. Ie pioneer days this would
have been called • stag dans.
Tea Loewe Bu-r.•Laa+ -By error
last week we announced that the le go
don Hanle Club would visit Oodericb
last Sunday. The date of their arrival
i. the 16th inst. The other particulars
of their proposed emit are ourreet,
Mr R. P. Wilkinson sod sister hese
goes to the American Canoe Aso
ciatioe's swat at Jessup's Neck Pciot,
Long Island, U 8. They will join the
Ubigo. s Canoe Club, of Galt, at Toren
to, and thence prodded to their destin-
ation via New York by the Erie R. R
Plena( Awittnu,.-The atonal pri-
zed, which have been given by Mr A. J
Moon, et the High Soh,ol staff, to the
popik most proficient in history were
this year awarded in Division C to A. E
Weather•ld, and in Division D. to
Marion Sheppard.
Giant AND SKID CLtAtnxL(r-r arm -
en who want to get • deed and grab
cleaner that will fill the bili in every par-
ticular should read the ant000cemeet of
Messrs Arinstroog Broa, Goderiob, in
our advertising columns and woven
themselves accordingly.
Mr James Stewart, of Kansas City,
formerly of Goderich, is visiting his
brother and other relatives in this sec-
tion. From the number of Canadians
that he bas met oo the other aide of the
49th parallel he has donne to the coulee -
ion that then has been quite an exodus
from Canada.
C. P. R. Noerewser Ezcvtuuoxs -
Speeial °olenist trains will leave all
points io Ontario, Sherbet Lake, King-
ston and west thereof on Au. 12th re-
turn until Sept 21st ; Aug. 19th return
until Sept 2814; and Sept. 2nd return
Quill Oct. 12th next,tor Deloraine, Glen-
boro', Saltcoats, 11oodejaw and Calgary.
For particulars see advt., or apply to R.
ed
Rcliffe, •Rent, Oodenoh.
Mr A O. Pattison, the well known
station agent at Clinton was in town
Tuesday. He tee recently been appointed
consular agent at Clinton, which has
been made an outport of Ooderioh. Up to
date none of the truly boil" around
Clinton bare manifested any disposition
to "bang him on a sour apple tree" for
being in league with the Stats
Sraxott ?OR YOUNG PSOPLI. -During
the past year Rev Mr Hutton in bis
church gave quarterly sermons specially
for young 1•dies sod geatlemen which to
judge by the attendance were much ap-
prw,vNd. Next 8onday evening he
preaches a special sermon fes young
"sm. 'The Wandering Boy -When is
He 1" is the theme, acd Mr Hutton
medially invites the young men of the
town.
VICNIr AT THt FALLS R4ikarp. -Oa
Thursday, Avg. 14th., the civic holiday,
Mr I3whisr las made
for bolding • mammoth picnic. A good
dancing platform and excellent music
will be furnished, ands series of games
of all kinds will be conducted during
the clay. Refreshment booths will be one
the emends, and ox,eveyanees will ran
to and from the Square to the Reserve
during the day. Admittance to grounds,
10c. Childree free. Take is the
nic and get a peek of fen.
F.xo-t'ttarnx TO KtpoaaDrwk. - The
Royal Templar, of T , have
n eared the well-known passenger boat
City of Windsor to run to Kincardine
.ad return on Thursday next, the day of
the Erose 6reitmn's tournament and hoed
.ompetitlow d that pkcee. Ticket., 75e.
ehildrsn, Mk. This 'gip will be the
lake gni* of the sea
son, and the best , for the
tion et f s have
been made. Tlts somber of heirs
kneed is limited to tie carrying npa-
.Ity of the boot, wbieh is drnN, power -
!el and feat -eke Moir/ dna from Ki. -
sardine to Godmrit+ en s resent c-seelea
in 1 been sail 40 Muslim. like will
leave Ice's wharf at 7:30 are., and ro-
tor' to &idiot& se sees as the day end
seeming mermen t.. Nei.
A
A:corau Forxrsie ow reg SvCakk.
- Aootber attraction has been added to
the large number in the windows of the
business houses on the Square. A. E.
Pridham, the well-known gentlemen's
outfitter, got the idea into his head that
be would put • fountain in one of his
show windows that woold "knack the
.pots," as the boys say, off the Corpora-
tion Babies on the Courthoues Square.
and he has done it without halt trying.
Saturday evening all the towo and lei•
wife gazed upon Ab's fountain and it was
mildly suggested that if anybody oouldn't
get their heads cooled by wearing the
dandy cheap strew hate, the bill oovld
easily be 6114 by putting the head near !
the football!. "A. E. P. is bound to keep
in front of the procesh.
LASOi Ezcvsstotr.-The largest giver -
cion of the seaw,a came to Ooderich
Tuesday last from the W. G. & B. and
L H. & B. R. Felly 1,0011 persons
came to town, and brought with them
the celebrated Brussels band, which sp-
Cred to advantage io its bright nal -
theand marched from the station to
the Albion Hotel, headed by Editor Kerr,
of the Brussels Pout, who, by the way,
makes an exoelleat dram major. The
larger portion of the exsursi000ists at
once headed `for Harbor Park, but a
goodly number took easels at the hotels
previous to taking in the sights and
scene, of the comity town. la the after-
noon the lacrosse and baseball grounds
were well patronised, and a Targe num-
ber of the visitors availed themselves of
the boating facilities of the place Tee,
excursions oo the lake on the City of
Windsor in charge of that ersellwt
sailor, Capt. Thorbon, were well pat-
ronised. The last run was nearly op to
Port Albert, and was notch enjoyed by
all on board. The excursionists returned
home at 7.30 p.m., well pleased with
their outing, and satisfied that Ooderic\
is the handsomest town on the Lakes.
°ungues, Jo!, 30th, 1890.
DeAa Si g,- Your Brunette* has
done ms mon gond than any other reme-
dy i have ever tried. Four donee has
unmet stopped myeoegh. I► is the best
remedy 1 know oand therefore recom-
mend it to all. Mae 8. J. B*'cmawox.
To Robe Gere, Ood.ri°\.
Drwoawwow, Are. Alt,1M0.
Me. Gotta, Gosuswn,-I how used
haveur s l•\ remedy, and
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tt•leed eight poeade devise ow
week's w of it It is • care 1 cat n-
rto..dod to any nee troubled with e. -
FRIDAY, AUG. P, 1890.
COMMUNICATIONS.
We do not bold otirualves i. peaelbie for the
opinions of o.r C. to Contribu-
tors tc thus department art canine *8..-
004105 w public enation. sad be brief.
"Where Ipaeesaee r SWe, die."
To the tdltor et the 8lpaa)
Sts, -A oorrsapoodst of a Clinton
paper in hie Goderish items says that
during the offertory at 8t O.orge's
church lest Sunday Mw Benjasia, of
ft.ile.tll....n. • sacred solo most melo-
diously, but it being is Latin, • language
he did net understand, he Goold not tell
the name of the hymn. What 1- •
!•leafed newspaper ., lent, and
a co. -time editor net baring heard of
Byron's beautiful \ymu to the Mother
of oar Saviour, .
..Ave. Marta !
Tle the hoar of prayer."
Enough said. Agawam.
Juba Arnow was • Tery.
Te the titter of the Waal.
Sia, -I knew John Adams intimately
from the day he came to town until the
day be left here, and after, and @tete dm -
needy that he rover wee s Grit, a Re-
former, or in any way leaned toward
Liberalism. Tome and again he discus -
ed the political etudes' with me, and
invariably peened hie faith to the Tory
party ou the ground that it was the
"high-toned" party. He never polled a
Reform vote while a resident of this see
tine, sod I know it ; and I might farther
say that in the election of 1867 he nine
all the way from Stretford to vote apiece
Cameron and Gibbons. It is all ...II
.Dough for some individual whose word
might not be taken in a commercial
transaction to try to gain credence fur
s statement regarding Adam. politics by
signing a bogus name, but if he has
faith in his opinion, and believes his
townsmen would credit his statement
why does he not sign his mime like a
man, instead of slandering the dead •.d
abusing the living from behind the
.kulk•r's hedge. 1'11 venture the state-
ment that if "Verity" aldertakee to
declare himself over his own signature
the people will laugh so loudly at the
idea of him coming toward as a public
mentor that the little bird will not chirp
so blithely in In. focus. Yours truly,
W. G. SMITH.
Goderiob, Aug. 6, 1890
Rept, to The Mar•. "fealty.*
To the Editor of The Signal.
Dzaa Sia,-Piease kindly oblige with
space to your first Moue to respond to the
lenzthy but somewhat vacua er.i iuoo-
herent production of "V.:rity" to last
week's .' .ii-. And please also to •Eno
Me to introduce it by an anecdote -:n
point -of • sturdy farmer of long, long
ago, who when on his morning rounds
and the bull went at him, canght his
butlship by the tail and ddreceed him
energetically from that point of vantage
with bus daily companion, a stout sprig
of shill•leh,and whoa the boll bellowed at
every blow, simply retort•d,witb, "Well,
whs' began it Now, sir, should any
little unpleasaotooss oras from this
matter I hold the author and the pub-
lishers of the "dusting par.gr.ph' re-
sponsible for the trouble, for had they
used the word "tailor' instead of "Grit,'
it would have answered every purpose
of general information. Bot, that was
n ot the object. No, sir, John A.'s else
tion u looming to the near future, and
the thin point of the wedge most be en-
tered at all hazards, if possible to split
• or injure the Reform party in Huron.
The Stur'r correspondent asserts that
Johr Clark the then Crown Lands agent
"ended his career in Scotland by dieing
from a charge of writing treasonable and
traitorous •rti+•les in •n Edloburgo pa-
per.' As well, sir, might this writer
declare that every one who opens his
mouth against the cowardly and Iniqui-
tous acts of gerrymander, franchise and
such like, which Sir John Macdonald in-
variably enacts before he dare face a
general election, is liable to rewire the
highest p.ni.hmeat whi,h the civil 1•w
of Coated* can indict The seven!
trades of Edinburgh, sir, ere or were in
some sort of way incorporated with rules
and laws of their own, and with an an-
nuallyelecled Demons their head official.
Now, at this particular time the Tory
city 000netl had enacted some civic Isis
-1 front its title -which bore hard on
the poorer classes generally, and espe-
cially on the batten as a body ; and,
Clark as their leader pro One was pot
forward to defend their eaose through
the columns of the New North Briton
Reform newspaper ; but, unfortunately.
having used some strong words towage
the Lewd Provost, he was served with •
writ for libel, and chose to take kg bail
suns the Atlantic rather than be utter-
ly nixed for life by a we•Ith oorpnrs-
ties. Such, sir, was the h sad front
of poor Clarke offending while in the
iand o Cakes; and who amongst es
• would have does otherwise 1 Are then
ao boundary jumpers even in Huron
who would not have dans en for even les
justifiable reasons 1 Rut it world appear
that the sea voyage bad • deleterious
effect on his political principles. He
had barely been settled on bis farm
os the Bayfield road when the Cando
Company's .te•aiboal was desisted to
be ready for se., .ad the Compare ad-
vertised barely tbroegboet the Company
that the Ood.rleh steamboat would be at
seep s place in Buffalo weekly. for the
remotion of emigrants for Home, and
Clark mss sppninted as agent. 1 dock',
however, whether either ()Mulch or
Harotl. use beseAted def lcieetly to pay
lsrb`ia any form. Coalmen finatwaow,
The Greif pupil., who wrote at t8e
*uteruses euami.•tion, took high marks.
Catharine ieman r.e.ived, 488: Iwaw
Calder, 4118 ; Joseph Killovwh, 4.19 A.
Zimmer, Oita ; Wen McQuaryt., 431
J. Malan, tlKp Wiaad ed Rayeard,
400.
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A
CENE"L IN1ELOGEN
the ageoey and once rent, but, Mr, I ant
only imam awn, bet can prove, that
from that day tomb, John Clark was •
staunch Tory. As to John Adams I
shall only st present Mate that whatever
he may have "raised to b." when with
his friend "Verity" .ad their joist ma -
bore., I um at this .omen[ prepared to
name at least a baker's dunes of our
most respectable triune, and old -puns
Reformer who knew Adams well, and
who will tell you that they never looked
u pon him as a Refotser,aod that he wsa
n ever aces at a Reform meeting.
"Verity" seems to pile on the *guy with
treat glee about the 'querns and rob-
bing the poor settlers oat of "enormous
NM ;" he reiterates it is four different
please and in varied phrsaeologdies, and
thio adds that the head of the "pueblo"
was Thous McQueen. Now, sir, I
should like to know bow Mr "Verity"
peptides himself i..a.ing the dead man,
sad emphasising the other "fine gentle-
men,all Ornt." without passing them,•nd
giving them a chases to defend them-
selves if stile to do s0. G that "Vern
ty's" idea of British fair play or Eng-
lish honor 1 Did not time .ad space
prevent, it was my intaglios to tell you
something of a Tory clique who had •
band in the Crown Lands deal, but of
whom verscioos "Verity" says nothing !
but that must wait another opportunity ;
and in the meantime I earnestly beg of
him to let as have the promised oopy
of the Commissioner's report. Yours
truly, Ciao. Gan.
AT THE HARBOR.
A semens orI.cerestt.g 11e.e'Irked
a. the Lake tress..
Attklvan.
Friday, Asg. let - Pleasure yacht,
Cards, Detroit.
Saturday, Aug. 2d-Str City of Wind-
sor, Detroit, , , . sad freight.
Sonday. A.g. 3d -Scow Piasters,
Port Frank, salt,
Monday, Aug. 418-80 Lags, Detroit,
sad freight.
Toeeday. Aug. 5th -Sir City of Wind-
sor, Dock Island., , end freight;
barge Ireland and tow St Clair, Golden
Valley, pat in for het
Wednesday, Ang, 6th-Str Lora, Sagi-
naw, . and freight
Thursday, Aug. 7th - Ste City of
Windsor, Detroit, ,, and freight.
D5PAkT1D.
Saturday, Aug. 2d --Sts City of Wind-
sor, Duct Wands, and
freight; yacht Uarda, .p the lakes for
pleasure.
•ll
Monday, Aeg. 4th-Str Lora, Sagi-
naw, passengers and freight
Tuesday. Aug. 5th-Str City of Wind-
sor, Detroit ; bergs Ireland and low, fitting himself for the ministry. i3e
Dresden. graduated with high honors at the Tone -
Wednesday, Aug. tkh-Sts Lars, De- to College, stodtd for two years in
troit, passengers and freight ; .now Ping- France, and atter visiting all places In
fore, Port Frank, light. Marone important for their
Thursday Aug. 7th - Str City of with religious history, took orders in the
Wtod.or, Doak Elands, ,
ID. Moot L QCU {Lae A TT, Put Maim
THE G. N. W. FAIR.
M
What the .54..le ars Metas M .N
MWea-
rainNteo
an I.sir.cttea et
the reuse.
The prlaa lists of the cussing tall show
to held in Goderieh oa September 1.3,
16 and 17 are being distributed to all .p-
puoaat•, and members of the Society.sad anyone desirous of procuring • copy
should apply to the Secretary, at the
`,star of ce. The punts will be out next
week glen, emu of the leading parti-
culars.
Corr..poadeooe ie in progress which
i1 is hoped will emelt in securing •
genuine Wild maid
Show, which aid
be a lout novelty hereabouts.
The clever and popular acrobats sod
trusses p� . , Sissoe Brothers,
hove hew engaged for two performance•.
The Cadets of T , under change
of Mr George Stewart, are to give tee
exhibition torah light drill, foe which
they are making preparations several
riming' • weak.
A 'mums surprise and deliebt awaits
visitors in connection with the dower de-
partment.A large fuw.taim, with a
basin 12 feet to diameter, is being crested
in the octagon firmed by the centre of
the main building, and around this will
be ranged all the plum and dowers, the
space allowing even more roam than oe
the .,rdisary tables. The fountain will
have • circular as well as a central spray,
and • very pretty effect will be given
.
the evenings by e•os of an illuminati°.
through colored glenA collection of
fish bac been promised for the basis, sod
cages of birds will be hong at int.evla
through t8. rotunda. This week the
grounds w *lured up and pat in
order, and s m
'additional poeomods-
tion as ay be required for stock will beev
provided in ample time fur the fair. S-
en! new and valuable importation of
cattle and sheep are promised to be en-
tered, and in every department there
may be expected the finest exhibition
ever seen in this county.
LONDON'S NEW BISHOP.
Rev. Denis l.W..rr AppointedM
eeessee
Archbishop Areaahop Walsh.
A cable dispatch to the New York
(�athulir Nitre from its Rome oorrespoed-
eat says that Rev. Deni. O'Connor, of
Ssodwieh, Oat., Canadian superior of
B.ailioan Fathers and superior of As-
sumption College, of SAodwlch, has been
appointed bishop of the dices,' of Loo -
don, Ont., to succeed the moot Rereeend
John Walsh, who was appointed bishop
of Toronto last year.
Father O'Connor is a Canadian by
birth. 50 years of age. He earl deter-
mined to devote his life to the Catholic
faith, and entered St. Michael's College
at Toronto, Ont., with the ingestion of
and church.
freight Retuning to America, Father O'Coo-
wors.. nor was made a protestor of St. Michael',
The steamer City of Windsor remain- Collette, his alma mater, but noon
ed here on 1 ueeday and made several resigned to accept tbep,ositioo of sopertnr
short ezcanioDs ou the lake. All on of the Assumption College .t Sandwick.
board enjoyed themselves immensely.
When be entered spur. the dudes of his
Mr F. Pratt launched els nail boat new Mhos the college was barely in ezi.-
y teens. It was located in some deserted
0o Monday. army barracks below Sandwich, but an-
Ot Wedmeeday 000etable Yale brought der the guiding band and untiring
two boys before the mayor for swim- energy of Father O'Connor it ateadly
wings in the harbor without a bathing advanced in efficiency and prosperity
soot until it has reached the position that
The life boat crew was out for Frac- it now bolds among Catholic educatioo-
tice on Tuesday. d institutions
The Beaty boat, United Empire, did Ti.day success of every project that Fr
not make her regular all on no
O'Connor has nodertaken has been
owing to a break in the Saaultult Cansal. doe to his great .bility as an organiser
175 Moate of every description were said and the liberal view thstilhe hes taken of
to be in sight of the Sault, sod they everyday affairs. Father O'Connor r hap
presented •grand aught. continued at the head of Assumption
Collage during a period of 22 years, op
to the time of his present appointmnt,
Mn J. H. Broadtaot left last week for and his masterly efforts will soon be felt
Manitoba, where she lutwde spending a in the new position that his profosod
lew weeks in Virden and other parts learning and liberal ideas have woo for
yi•1Gng friends.him.
Mn Kellam, who was Friday week Mr J. Stark, H.s..11, recently ,hipped
the @tibjeet of a dangerous and difficult
operation for the removal of camow Is, a carload of fine hones Ulf speculation to
we are pleased to say, recovering nicely. Brand)n, Manitoba.
The Morris and Grey cheese factory Mr H. H. Borges, who was a teacher
made • sale of the balance o,( June make in the .winity of Holmes•tlle some
tr
The cheese will likely be shipped this the Muffled Model Soh
week. the last University examinations at Tt;r-
Mes.r. Thce and W. Pringle, of Mil- onto in obtaioing his Bret -ole previa-
_ and Chicago, resp.°ttv.Iy, and Goal certificate, Grade A. All the more
- former S..Iortb boys, are is Seaforth credit is dna Mr Burgess s ho did the
flu wok•yi.iting tttr sister, Mo. Cbn• ofwhisrk by self -study dui wails in . ,1
Wilson of arduous duties as Pritoigpal of the
Model School.
Mr D. D. Wilson and the Mises Wil -
the
following ;le from the Gnrris
son, 8eefortb, who have been speeding g pup
the semester is the old country, are ex- public sehonl wrote at R Ingham for
peoted to evil for home •bolt Mho 20th the entrance •:amination sod wen
01 this .Doth. .oeoessful, vis : Jemte MoLaegnlan,
Mn Comore, 16th nee., had Owl �; Maggie King, 490: Oen Kug, 47''l:
FredEvans, 45,i Th• high• t .arks
mi.fomoee to fall from the !ad obtained by any candidate in the snooty
Saturday, while after the saws and broke ens b7 4 sed the second 5.10 11 will
ber left ats. Plat above the whet. She is then be seen that the Gorrie pupils, as
about 7 ti years of usual, ken• held their ono and take. a
R••,• Milne and J. C. Hearn.., aredltabl• position.
Ethel, have their new me mill in Carrick O• Fridoy afternoon James Gillespie
township running, and have made • hid a marrow escc•peof losing his life while
shipment of Ie...er. They have arranged workine in A. Rloan'e gravel pit, Blyth.
with the G. T. R. for a 1witd to Mho A large gossipy of greys! and dirt did
.IIL They are pediers. from the top, anemia( him to Mho waist
A led beside.t oeesrred north e/ lhle before he had time to get rat of its my.
place on Monday week. Relit Arm- Usfo.tanat.ly for him no one was in the
etroug, yyoouw eon of Mr Jams Arm at the time to Gist 1i
sunny. O..,4 wee gored to dark by • hi. from hie perilous position. Ho
bell He lived rely one hoer atter be- wee there In that pn•Ition • erwnidersble
lag lowed, sad sorer spoke II word. H. time tosfr.re the teamster" r.t.r»ed end
leaves • sorrow -strikes wile et emu reamed him. We are pleased to bear
enosths to mown, W Mi. [bet ho ttwtleived w .5110r iejery.
46A bozos. They received 81. menta. y , an wh3 . now prinusal of
School, sons ed
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