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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1890.
THEIR HEADS ARE LEVEL
On Thursday last week the Ontario
Prison Commission began its work in
London, and a large number of sheriffs
and jailors of Western ()uteric were ex-
amined. In looking through the report
of the evidence published we see no bet-
ter posted men on the subject in hand
than Sheriff Gibbons and Jailor Dickson,
of Hor'os county. Both of these emitls-
men have evidently given thought to
the problem under consideration, and we
gine the published report for the benefit
of tome of our county councillors who
u sually vote down the Industrial House
proposition every session when it cornea
rap, without hating given thought to the
question :
William Dickson, gaoler at Goderich,
said in the Godericb gaol there were four
corridors and four wards, titre* for male
and one for female prisoners. It was •
structural impossibility to classify the
prisoners. He had seven Driainers lard
year and five this year who should have
been in a poorhouse. Drink was the
principal muse of crime that came ander
b notice. The promiscuous as.ociatioo
of prisoner he considered one of the
wont possible evils. Witness favored the
establishment of an industrial school
under direction of the Goverment. Two
prominent evils of county garb were
want of rooms and too maoy maters.
t , ,! should be established in
every meaty, for there were always old
people in the gaols chugged with no
offence but belplesenese. It would be
better if the Government eontinlled the
gaols To properly claseify prisoners in
Goderich gaol would require ten corridors
and •. many ward.. The establishment
of • western Ontario prison like the
Toronto Central was most desirable for
the efficiency of county gaols Tempe
should be given hard work end short
allowance. Drunks, who were often
skilled workmen, should be sent to the
Camra! for six months sod have dif-
f*root treatment from other
criminals. They should have • separate
ward in the Oestrai, he given skilled
labor to do and part of their earnings
Gest M their families
Sheriff Gibbons. of Goderich, thought
the gook 'meld be better if under
f , t °outrnl. He had sem the
e vil semis of non classification ofpvrsn n-
ew in Ooderieh gaol. Ciel affwrtdee,
Mad to seanciate with crissioab Witness
tbeegbt the ersetlon of se indatnal
wheel or prises similar to the Centre' in
Logsdon er gree .1t'gtills part of western
°steno was desirable, as pWkenen would
there be hetes, employed and controlled.
Idleness in the ,tool was the cause of
mush trash'*; with a hoses of refuge and
n o Indestrlal salient is the wept the
proses* geal would be
seSeiest. Taves was a• roses why
Canadian boys should net poi plasm in
the industrial homes [r , . to
lade frim the ileum d ell Leedom,
Gaoler Dickspn was asked M be bee.
d ase ease In whisk a girl was corrupted
in gaol by cumpolstory association with
prostitutes I he that he knew
R. S WILLIAMS, MANAGER
EAb Y TO _4 YSWER
"Our contemporary should have In -
eluded in the list of appotntmeote with
which the Star bis not found fault that
of Mr. Tuose. MtGILut't'DDY-or was
his appoint nen, solely beeas.e of his
peculiar fitness for the pusitioo 1"-Gode-
rich Star.
ver contemporary thought it was giv-
ing a poser here and that it would also
work in a personal dig at Tog S1t.:IAL at
the same time, but it is easily answered
in the athrmative. Mr. THOMAS M/GILL-
3.171•DY recopies hie present petition
solely and only because of his peculiar
fitness. If hie position were vacant to-
morrow, neither the talented writer of
the above paragraph nor any other Tory
in the county has the ability or other
necessary qualifications to 611 it. As
for tie Star not taking exception to hlr.
U4GILLIt'CDDY's appointment at the
time, it deserves no credit. The Dews -
papers on either side of politics that
drew attention to is all paid •
tribute to the ability of the appointee to
fill the position and upheld the
choice of the Government. The Star
simply said Dxhity, bat grumpily looked
on. It could not ay the appointment
was not s good one, and when it couldn't
do an ill turn it said nothing. If any
outside paper had seen 6t to attack Mr.
Mr0ILuerntor'e qualifications for the
office, the Star would godly have scis-
sored the objectionable article out .od
reprinted it, jest as it did in the use of
Mr. A. M. Roes, but nobody expects
original thought from the S:ar.
t UC'('1 IN OCR (CRRENCY.
Medical mea have been giving an ad
ditional interest to matters monetary.
At the meeting of the Association of Ex
motive Health OScore of Ontario held
in Owen Sound last week some very
able and practical papers were read re-
lating to sanitation. Drainage, the dis-
posal of sewage, the danger from frit
wells, the isolation cf persons having in-
fections dame*, and • dozen other sub
jecta germane to the gathering were di. -
cussed in a wise and profitable manner.
The prevention of disease, the assembled
medicos most unselfishly strove to make
plain, was of even greater importance
thao its cane. It may be, however. that
this disinterestedness manifested by
the doctors convened in Owen Sound
may amount for the paucity of the atten-
dance. Moral heroism is required in the
physician who will pay his way to a con-
vection which discusses modes of head-
ing off disease.
After listening to several scholarly dis-
sertations
ipsertations on bacteria., microbes, action•
mycosis, organic matter, sewage farms,
the danger lurking in the pit well and in
the town creek, a venerable physician of
Owen Sound, Dr. John Barnhart, lifted
up • warning voles regarding the spread
of ooutagi re by a very common carrier
" The chief muse of the dissemination of
disme. in Ontario," exclaimed the doctor,
"is the circeletion of those dirty, ragged
dollar bilk. Bank notes aro valuable,
but they contain a good dal of dirt and
much of these 0000i." The speaker
naively added : "Of coarse we may admit
that the cocci are there, but we pocket
them all the same ' " After the laughter
caused by the ages doctor's very frank
admission had subsided, he continued :
" We know that these ode and two dollar
bills are in the pockets of all kind. of low
and filthy people, and that coppers, quar-
ters and other coins also set as ,media
of disease. ' Having excited the fan of
his hearers. Dr. Barnhart advised the
disinfecting of all suspected bills, after
which they should M handed over to the
bank authorities, who must not miasma
them.
While the venerable physician was
doebtlese correct in ascribing the spread
of disease is some measure to the otree
latioo of the dirty dollar bill, his e•.dor
regarding the pooketinp of the euspeot.d
eurreney by the members of the medical
profession meet be , to the polo
lie. While we would prefer a clean, un-
crossed beak note. redolent with the lat-
est perfume dear to the dainty nostrils of
the dressy beak Mari, these who owe es
MA reit assured that the dirty, dog eared
dollar bilk --we Wil! not refugee the other
dessimiaatirme- will be dad', mewed
. 1 this (Iris, we eheeefnlly assuming all
risk regarding enosi.
We ars *reed to hast ,bet Mrs
Stacey sad family, who waev.d lam
staring M Denver, bel. , ars eerie( well
and greatly pleased with their western
bs '-Mr 5e Pent.
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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 1890.
Utilise to the mime which is deservedly
given to the Jou Mucus anniversary
eekMntion-who better dwarves it Was
C.11boree's vemorabie pelEioOh 1---li tt
uty of editurtal and tatNl resew blew
avoidably crowded out this week.
Ws are pleased to learn that our for-
mer townsman, Mr M. 0. CAMsaoe, bas
still the interests of hie native tows es
heart, and has toe some time been es -
cased In working up •satins for"deeel-
upiog the limos A ()utario R R , the
e'tart.r of which is held by endear' of
this section. We mode/stand a meeting
of the provisional directors of the com-
pany will be held nest week:io consider
Mr CAssaoa s offer. Let us have the
✓ oad, by ell steaoe.
THE EDI MR'S TABLE.
• Weed w ewe Abend New P.Nteytena
Thal Nose roses N Read.
THE METHODIST MAUAZIXR FOR aRr'rH1a-
11a,1890.
The Canadian Tourist Netee 000dect
the reader through the comparatively
,ittle known region of the Austrian Ty-
rol, leaving bum at the romantic tows of
Bonen, or Balsams. The sogravtop of
the etr•oge dolomite scenery ars very
tine. So also are those illustrating Lady
Bramey's ad rev tures in Australia. An
interesting article a that deeeribiag,with
n umerous engravings, •
"Through Bunyi, s Country," in Bed-
fordshire. Two articles of timely in-
terest, in view of the approaching Gm-
er•l Conference, are an account of the
remarkable prugrese of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church, and • sketch among the "Laps
ed Classes in Toronto. Roth of *base
articles are written by earnest-souled
workers in them important departments,
but their modesty prevents the appear-
ance of their names. An able article oo
"Prison Reform," by the Hon Z. R
Brockway, is of special interest at this
junctura Mrs therr's fine story of York-
shire Methodism is brought to a fitting
Mom ; and a bright paper on the famous
Metbodat worthy, "Billy Bray," by
Merl( Guy Pare*, is given. Also a
noble sermon by Hugh Price Hughes,
os "Christ's Sympathy with the S.tfer-
i.e." The Rev John McLean, Pb. D.,
gives in his usual terse way a brief
sketch of "indium Hymns ;" and Mn
Annie Crawford presents, with pathetic
feeling, "Tbe Lest Extremity." "Meth-
odism and the New Er.," and "Meth-
odism and Temperance,- are timely pa-
pers, especially at this season of the
year when there ors to many topic* be-
fore the puoiw for discussion. A brief
memorial tribute to the late Rev D,
Rose, and the extensive notes by Dr
Berms, of the Eastern Conferences.
gimes our real.rs the largest amount of
reading matter ever promoted in this
mag•aiae. Price $2 a year ; $1 for six
...oaths ; 20c per number. Toronto : W
Beige..
THE ('OitKolOUTA:f TOR 161 ..
"A Successful Men" is the title of
what is probably the brightest American
story -typically American -which It..
appeared for many years. It is a story of
life prominent in taboo and in polkas,
written by • member of New York's
highest society wno displays a genies as
• writer destined to make her name
faaan..-although she substitutes a turn
de 'tante for her own well known one.
"A Sucossaful Man" will appear in
two parts in the (omaoplitan Maperiae
-the brat is the September is.s.-
and is illustrated by Harry MoViekar,
the drawings being made from life Stout
actin[ models who were guests and
servants at a Long Island country house.
A bitch type of American politiciae-a
o leo harlot something r E the character-
istics of • Blaine, with • little of the
Daniel Dougherty perhaps -is brought
by chance into the close moiety of a
Newport married belle -one of those
women mated to wealth and manly
beauty, with keen sympathies unestithed
by the intellectual calibre of her bus
band. Then comes • careful study of the
self-made s.oceurful Auserian-of the
*twisty girl of Newport drown by one
who knows her perfectly at her best and at
her worst -of society nota it is im.gined
but as it exists -of the human heart by
nue who has evidently taken it in her
hand and watched its every pulatiou.
At every page the .tory is bright and
clever, and we are much mistaken if it
dues not attract the widest attention.
The other contents of this number rd
TAr (:..tnopotifan is of the usual high
quality.
M'II.Nt1 e MA(.AZIIE vol eIPrEM•EL.
"With Uncle Sam's Blue Jackets
Afloat" is the title of the first of three
articles by Rufus F. Zoe/haulm desetibing
bid cruise with the United Sates "White
Sleadron," The Citizen'. Rights series
is continued by James 8 Norton, who
discusses the mtizeo's rights to hie own
property. Other papers are :-"TM
Country House," by Dosald G. Mitchell;
"African River and Lake Systems,". by
Thomas Stemma ; "Nature and Man in
America" (first paper.) by N. 8. Shake ;
"A Crowe Jewel -Heligoland," by C.
Emma Cheney ; "Millet and Resent
Criticism,' by Walter Cranston Lintel.
There ie a .hon story, "The Clerk of
the Weather:. by T. R. Soilless,
dad poetry by prank Dempster
Weinman, Oberlin B. Going, Cltntne
tiadlard .d Orme Slimy Charming.
The arid,' "Jerry," Enema as to
the authorship of wbieh are being
.cede by messy editors, eon -
arises to be very interesting ; and "Th.
Point of View" 'Debase seemliest reed-
ing.
BENMILLKIL
Th. Methodists of Bonmiller apron
intend holdi.t a vamp meeting in Mr.
McMell is's grove, opposite Mr. Mug-
ford ., NIM [toad, to on 1st -
lanky, August Mt1(tomorrow,) .t 1 p.
us-, when • mermen om entire eewe.er•-
tine will be presds.d by Rm. B. Irvine.
Services will be held no fl..dey at 10 DO
a. m , 2 p a. and 11.30 p is Rm.
Mows.. Fnine, Pay and Potter will as-
sist .t the inestieg, whish will .n.tintte
astll T.seiay. September 2nd.
C. F. Data, Hashers. has di.perad el
his ..tire [teed of fat wattle, to Watson,
NWT*
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PORT ALBERT.
f ues ger ew■ es remenieol.
Masa Jamie Stsyenose, of Delo*. le
se • mit w ler Mewls beau
--Miens* Kate and Vic. Hawkins, of
Loathe', are spending the hobby* with
their paresis to this village.
Mr. Nat Ceeningbam has a.eaeMI a
good pusetioo is Sealurtb.
The schooner Eoterprw is engaged la
drawing wheat from Kincardine to Ma-
e mill.
■e M,fxrut-This is the rather
pretty aaae of a yacht meetlyper-
shooed in Kineardtne by Mr. AU mile.
The Myrtle is a mover, having at a re-
seed regatta is Kisardias totes the sil-
ver cup Alf. esrries fifty dollars in his
pistol pocket which says that the Myrtle
can beat any one of those Istir,os wawa
-dignibed by the name of 'yenta" by
the Guderich boys -2 stiles in ten.
Chene for a "brush," boys.
PUIILT CIRI VMNTAXYIAL.-A tramps -
kr scratch extending front the base of
the organ of veneration to the kit eye-
brow, a flabby, tumor -like 'obsolesce in
stm and shape, h.rtwg a strong remora -
blame to a yoga laay's.btgnoe in 1869.
urinous gracefully from the under cide
of his right jaw, .n expression of great
pain dittieg across his countenance upon
sodd.ely 'taking • seat, sod sudimeut
cuticle stripped off various porttoo of
his body which if manufactured into bac
strings would last • fourth . .
farmer for fifty years, is the evidence
before us that Mr. Whit. Echlin-Ma-
haEy's popular young milks -hes pur-
chased a bicycle, upon which he is so -
damming to rid.. White • stayer
though, and his going to got there, loo ;
made the trip from hon to his father's
plea at the Nile, G miles, on Saturday
evening last, in 45 minutes. Not bad
for en amat.sr with only • few evenings'
practice.
EARLY FALL GOODS.
We have received a large por-
tion of our stock of fall goals,
which, in every respect, is right in
style, quality and price. We buy
no goods but what we are sure
will give perfect satisfaction to
our customers. We sell at a very
close margin of profit. In mark-
ing goods we don't mark them the
highest price they will bring, but
the lowest price we can sell. We
are showing a fine line of dress
meltoni in plain colors, checks,
stripes, spots, &e., at 10 and 11c.
per yd. ; silk velvet ribbons, in all
widths, just opened. and marked
at very low prices -no fancy
prices : Space will not permit our
mentioning other special lines of
goods. Kindly call and we shall
be glad to show them to you. The
balance of our summer stock at
cost.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan's Bloat. Ooderictt.
Aug. ted. lams
She People's Column.
TIMOTHY SEED. -SAMUEL
tlloane. seedaasa. baa received a large
consignment of choice new timothy Ked,
which he will sell at . reaeosable prim. Call
on him before purcaaelmy[ eeewbere.
SAMUEL SLOANE,
:1 -It Corner Hamilton and victoria -a.
FOR SALE -TWO DEMOCRATS
1' be ng to the estate of the late Alex.
Morton. These will have to be disposed of
Im,ta.dlately and will be told chap for cash.
Apply re HRS. MORTON. corner of Col-
borne and Waterloo -eta 71.11
ART CLASSES. -MR. R CROCK.
ETT will reopen his classes io al and
water Dolor painting. painting on china. eta.
on Thursday. the Oh of September. Classes
will meet on Thursday. sad Saturdays from
9 a.m. to 12 and from - to S o'clock 0.m. ler
terms appAy at the audio. Nortb-st., or at
Fraser t Porter's book store. 71 -It
AN OLD BUSINESS REVIVED.
Having agala started In the masufactureof
pumps, with .mchisery. material and a thor-
ough knowledge of the business to enable me
to turn out a first-class article. all orders en-
trusted t pp me at my saw -mill, at Ibe Nile. will
receive iny most carefnl and prompt atten-
tion, H. DODD, Nile P. 0. M20*
LItt(R8. SEAGER WILL RESUME
her clamed in palntlss and drawing
Meader. le of i+eptember. Morning career.
Monday and Thursday : afternoon rinse..
Wed.edday eni sat urday. For terata apply
at Mrs Seager's studio. in ,Mcl.ean's aew
beck. bit
CORDWOOD FOR SALE.
Thie undersigned bran to announce that be
has on band for immediate delivery a I.rge
gratlty of first -clam cordwood. Personal at-
tention given to all . e. Large or
small quantities delivered to alls of the
Orn
town. delett tat Central Tek►oee Ex-
change or at m residence. South side of
Ruchanan's Modal MITI, Trafalgar -d.. will
receive prompt atteatio.. JOHN 8 PLAIT.
Telephone No. le.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
Nne Lumber, Bcantltag.
Plane. at 510 per thetwad.
Hemloea Lausber,Bca.Nlag.
Plank. at 10
Pine Shingle., 21141 el.se,.... 21 0al 0 perlet
ptusrs.
Cedar
.. 1st " .. IAO " "
R(weaable Sed.eseo.. he NwaNN..a,
Surface Planing. e 1 .10 per thousand.
Planed Lumber. 12 CO
whim Ash. Harwood .ad Siren cot to order.
32- JONKPH K1DD.
Xi RiC LESSON& -MISS A001E
LTA THOMSON in prepared to give mania
crone on the piano or orpti For parti-
culars inquire at Gee. W. 'rlaemsee's hose
More.
THE HURON HOTEL.
This well-known and popular hnt.1 ha hewn
rented dad .wyrwed dariog the pout dation,
and is now seosed to sem is enallty of ac-
tor the trer.11leg p.IDlle. Good
low far tramatsat gwsRAiG,
Severe. (,odor eb. Ont
. Proprietor
CT THIS OCT AND PCT IT ON
PiANO,
PIANO TONING.
Speneai attention given to Mutat, and
action r.gel.ung.
Redeemed rates her yearly timing.
(Adeps alt et Orme Tstasey. at m, rad -
lona Wed -et er at 0. W. 1 -. .'p PW,
Warsmoeuss will resales ptrouspt spanned.
An work g.nsat d•
atty. L 0000Kma.
-I
mph
Ir COLBORNE BROS. -'
Alt
New X""lal2.
-IIS i. ; '" 't d
DRESS GOODS, MANTLES,
MANTLE CLOTHS, SHAWLS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES, -
Nearly all of which are direct from the European
Markets.
Velvet Ribbons and Black Silk Velvets
CHEAP I
CaII and See these Goods.
tkk
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COLBORNE BROS.•
A barn owned by John Reddy, East
Wawanush, was burned us. Thursday
e veoing,l4tb; it is supposed to be canoed
by an incendiary. There ems • small in-
surance of 11200 oo it which only .overs a
small portion of theta's.
Situations Uacant.
WAISTED. -A ;lOOD PLAIN
cook ; ao weekl•g. Apply to
7111 MRS. D. MA('DONALD.
GiRL WANTED -A SMART AC-
TIVE girl to read children. Apply is
Ott )IRS HAKNOW , Muatre.lat.
Dentistry.
M1 NICHOLSON, LD.S.
• DENTAL ROOMS
Eighth doer Ow 1115 ms Oaks,
t ,
DR, L RICHARDSON, LD.S.
SURGEON DENTIST.
Gas dad Vitalised Air administered for
pahleseeltractiag of teeth. Special attesting'
g iven to the pteaerr.ttw oI the Natural
Teeth. OI* Cp stairs. Grand Opera House Beek.
[dread as Wert-tiL. Godertck. 2301-1,
For Sale or to Let.
WANTED.-RESPECTABLI TM-
ANTB for the Maw at the eft dlettllw'y
In Go ketch Ked ter sae In S.ltt r 1. at
• aomtn& rent. ea caretakers. None need ap-
ply except people who can brig refere.cws
as to character. Wanted, three laborers ter
farm work. Apply at
71-1t RiDGEWOOD FARM.
FARM TO RENT. -TO A GOOD
experleaced farmer. for • term of yTears,
the wens half tot 1, .on. 4, E. D.. Towmbip of
Ashfield. Co. Huron. Owe baodred acres. sev
enty acres cleared. balance to timber suitable
for paetore. and enclosed. Abundance of
Goat water for duck and householdurposes.
On the premises are a large orchard hearing
fruit, tee acres tail wheat. teoides meadow
Iaad. good frame dwelling house, barn and
stable. Possession for Cultivation this fall.
Building's/6d fences will be improved to suit
taaaat.
7184t T. A. J.. SIGNAL O TICE.6
Two HOUSES TO RENTON STA
LEY -Sr. -One beck from the &more.
Rents tares sod tour dollars per month,
MRS. . F. SMEETH.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will pier for sale the fol-
lowina very desirable farm, coastwise of the
easterly 120 acres of Block "F,' 1. the 7th oon-
oeealeo of the Townakipy of Colborne. In the
County of Moron. This arm 1s situat-
ed N metes from Goderlch, and 1
mafrom Carlow. ca the Main Gravel
ss
Road. There is • good freeze house 1i-
. torey. almost stew, Si bySi c taming
rooms a large barn, p 13. with cattle
shed. I2 by 14, attached. dad ass of the finest
orchards In the towsehlp. It 1s watered by
a never -failing spring creek and • peal wel
About 110 arms cleared and tree frau swops.
Mere is no wase land of aakind on tie
place. Good school within 53 rods of tile
We.
ill be sold on reasonable terns.
For terms dad further particulars apply to
JNO. BREC'KENRIiGE,
or, (toderkca.
er JOSEPH McK W N,
♦ on the premises,
FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALE ON ST. PATRICK ST.
-About two minutes walk from the Square.
Two stories high brick oddities is the rev
ti doriss high. building covered with elate.
]lain bnikling ha. 3 large rooms on first fist.
ordain there are S large rooms. In the rear
addition there are kitchen, pantry. wsehroom.
Vpstalrs, girls room and hstbroom. Also good
et. Apply to th. undersigned• who will
giv. `1 aeeessary Information.
DANIEL GORDON.
FOR SALL
West halt of lot fel. Arthur Street. MU
small brick eottage thereon.
Butt.tneto Love. 1f0. 3N, 218. MEM
Street, St. Andrews Ward.
ISL censer of Huron and Britannia Road.
derfl Mw on Keay. Wrest. Id
enaind
oeversl lou In Reed's Surrey, opposite aeon
Sew Orouwda vls, :
Nes !E ie. >A 311. Ilk id. bd. Ot, K
All the abeam at LOW RATES.
81141 (e DA WSON t JOHNSTON
Amusements.
GODERICH IIiICHAAI(M' Rist
117TE LIBRARY AND REAnix
ROOM, ear. of Keit street and Sonar's In
Opse tram 1 to a p.m., sad hem 7 to H sun
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LiBRARY
L.ding Dartyjr, Predrie deal I iedroded
Papers, M., si Wes, to , os Pile.
MZMRERSHiP f9CKST, ONLi stem
Srsatag free nes of Uammrr and la •
Ap$ledleo ter essaibideMp resolved b,
Libraries. i. ruse.,
1'. WEALD, ONO. BTiVENs,
o. _meld meh s4t 1111a"r.t.,,
i lebtcal.
aTa MAKNew. lr"CaA w
111
Erauellinq ibuit)e,
GRAND TRUN▪ K RAILWAY,
Trains arrive .rad depart at Oederiet as to
lows
Atiaaftle
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Loans ant) 3nsuiaant;.
EN. LE W IB, Barrister
. Maritime Court • Mosey .Prosier
to loath o
os
per matoprivatefeedew
s. Straight lass. in-
terest
tarticay oy.
Costs very aod.ettte,Grtr
Oerseealb or wNta
F J. T. NA 1TTEL,
LIPS, TIRE AND ACCIDENT 15 -
SURA NON AGENT,
Rep•ese.ti.g North Hewett & Mere..ttls
L iverprob Leedom & Globe' Norwich Cana;
North America. Life ; .ad Accident Leder -
awe et North America.
Lowest Rates. Lessee settled
Mosey o 10 Law Oa and Town
(> --( r. Nertt..L.ind Property rick.
711-
000 TO LOAN. APPLY
CAMERON Meas & CAM_>RO,p
rich. t;3p
UONEY TO LEND. -A L A R G I
itaimaet low eel of 're Mortimer root pp.
to OARROW t PRO,; DF00'rr Apply
R
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GENERAL INSURANOS.
REAL ESTATE asp
MONEY LOANING AGENT
?I:Ley C I•.Gw ReYrraeated
oeey to Lend on straight lase, at tee
lowest rate of Interest going, V w way 10
suit 14. oorrower.
OFFIC E - Second door
WeStreet 0oderieb. ♦
Wart
Legal.
JOHN DAVISON, BARRISTER,
e Solicitor. C , t.. • M*aq t.
Mad. Olen over Pau-omoe, Beadle!. •'tf
C A M P I O N, BARRISTER,
F' Policltor Notary Pablie, e t
t o
Jordan's view 81.r., the roe.,.
Judge Doyle 21311
:141
irpo C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, de
dr1. )Mar. Iar ce k S9aare .wd %% ert
rate readsto lend at 6 per oAoe.
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i
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
RIOTERS Attorno Solicitors.
Ooderich J. T.O.rrotr, gr. Proud foot. 17
CAMERON, HJLT & CAMER9N,
narraters. Solicitors to
0 Camaro. C C. Cameron..Q.0 : P. alt M
I781 -
Societies.
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tea,' 4 474t
--itis .• .t..: - - :<„
Fi-REKA COUNCIL, NO 1 MOD•
tngeat 7: Members' sleet's(
street. tnpat 7:90 be 7empetiaee
Administrator's Nottce,
NOTipi TO OR,ZDITORS QUI/TH
LATE DAVID Mc •
The weaken of the late David M][cWhis-
oey, tete of the Township el Aabl.ed, t• the
Comity of Rama eons•, who Aim tit the
Tows of Fort Grin le the Nate of Michi-
gan. se the Sth day sr March. A.D. ilea are
bereby edified to teed by post PtwORid, on or
before the 1831 Jay of September next. to the
sad anlgaed at Ood.rieb P.O.. softeners for
Marsh Jane MeiThinney, admialetr•t-11 of
tie estate of the mid "David McW►Iaaq
their chrtettea dad surnames addresses and
deserietions, the toll oartiowlars of tial*
eeinr. • statement of their accounts and vita
oaten of the securities fIf saw) held be theta
and that Imm.detely ahoy tis said 13th
01 5sptrmWbeera n.eyxt tth. .sethe at. of tsaid
David life
willae Mart betted o.t1st parses ea titled amt.. having
ra.ranronly to the claims ofwhit*. Berle* died dare
hemfmnehsd. And the wdafistr.eri,net h. resemnithie he meets wfl
any par
t ad Pe oo tt.1 wham •ler tm aseatdt ,.
shall aAare been reeelv.l b h.r nit Wtj
time et mirth dletribottom.
Dated tae 1101 day ef Ai , A.D. Nth
°ARROW & PROPpppraT.
Solicitors for Adml.Mtrstrir
luctloneering.
ORIS L11OZ GEIS) L AU(
Ha KR wad Lea4 vas -rater. Sseer
M a..tioaserInaggg tr e,dlie 1. in ershie sei ppeeei 1 w
lwl eimiliarge :.a ort to Alemegb so. Omer•lotortkot • U ea!
spud's nolo 1. or .not by aewdl 1. ay wddrv.
ek.rtob P. 0.. sanhuy ateodotl Is. JO>T
KNOX Vetwavy Awetlw.dr.
6000 EllVElr' AT THE SIGH
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