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TILE HURON MONAD FRIDAY, SEL T.4, 1890. ' '
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
crT*SLNMas MST.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
MIPIT*1L IPV UP) SU MILLION 'OLLASS • Pt •S,000.000.
inalnirs • • - - - - - • • s 8 00,000.
-- a L WAUCER, GENIAL ftfltttISA -`
re: tr:i ...
GODERICH BRANCH.
A GENa*AL SO109180 SIwiNIIS Te NSACvate NOTES D100DNNT[O.
DRAFTS 1lMM0 PAY Alla AT ALS POINTS IN CANADA. ANO Tee PRINCIPAL
CtTISS IN ma UNITID STATES, GMAT BRITAIN. FRnttog. BIROSUDA, ata
SAVINGS BANK SEPARTMgtIfT.
6t•b•, 1 wee ki tad kwon from toy •x- Mr Wei. H•wkanaw is leaving boa- jj '
penmen of the peopte have and tom, forth for Loader), when he has rented •
H. bas rented ba hotel at
n oses and.nstoses that I was not in heal
forth to Mr Jae. Money, kaggagemess-
lily ewe eoetwtry,' said Judge TI Nepali, of tar •t that staimw.
Dallas, Teras, to the writer dieing the
between Texas and Oaten*, aced oar
modes and methods chord more with
yours their with, perhaps, soy State is
the U Muir, W. base • large number of
Canadians in our State, and [bey invaria-
bly [wake good citizens. They come to
IMPORTS OP SLOO AND UPWARDS RICIIVID, AND CURRENT RATE. OF INTEREST gi with a good school education, with
4.OWtO, „ ADiRO 10 TMs. P $ISQ PAL AT Teta CND 11f NAY AND the energy which is developed in the
IN SACH yawn• bison* air of Quads, and with generally
tiMeiwl AttetstI•n given to Rio OsNeetlen of C 1 Paper, a aimed mono training ; and the result
WWI Forswore' Sales Notes. is, of course, good citizenship, and pros -
R. S. WILL.AMS, MANAGER. perces careen? Continuing he said,
I" We are glad to have Canadians come
nes of eeme penalof tri lsw amg.t , for the reaaoo that being
I e urun ignaI wiay, [btheanksztrto the pnlioyty cf Rsetrir broaRu•os.
At op oo thu aid• of the Atlantic
ti tact Is a common topic, and the discos- they ars more in &cooed with our notions
is Fes 1B1IW Bion generally is favorable to the Anne:- than immigrants from Europe, Every
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, &tion feeling. At the present writing we State in the Uuioo has its quota
AT era 5TRAN ?SIXTHS. OTTIcg: ctnoot name a man of influeoce or prop. of Canadians, and what I say of those
NORTH -STREET. OODERICH. arty in the town who is opposed to dos- whom I have known in Texas stands
It is a wide-awake local newspaper. devoted et mietioos to the united States mon. go el for the Canadians in other States."
to Bounty news tad the dissemination of Ne-
t&
seSat knowledge mercaly.
l J not politically. If there The above is the opinion of a well -
_
are tech, their voices have not been known Texas Judge, who has been
RATER OF litNILSBrn0S r hearwhose fav -
And
summering in Goderich, and whose
And ae in Gouerieb so it is all over the o -able opinion of the Canadians whom
Province. Canadians who love their be met in Ws own State has not ?veep
country and its institutions have been changed by his residence in Canada this
forced by the trade policy to loose their summer. He represeots the intelligent
moorings and seek • warm welcome in a opinion lof his State with regard to the
strange but more . „ y, ,o', . land. Aad amicable relations that should exist be -
nut only have individuals left o&, but tween Americans and Canadians, and
some of the manufacturers who shrieked has &o sympathy with the discontent
wildly for Protection have been nom- element 00 either side of the imaginary
pelted to take • portion of their capital line. He believes, as THE Sn;`tall be -
out of their Canadian business and invest heves, ttat closer commercial relations
11 in manufactories in the l nited States, between the two countries would be for
Reform concerns have also been coo- the material b.oett of both, by the de -
strained to act in the same way, and the velopmeat of latent local enterprise, &Det
cites the progress of the city in witch he
lives as a precedent. When he took up
hie residence in Dallas some minion
years ago that place was almost on the
frontier of civtlizatiou, and during air
Indian scare was used as • refugee cen-
tro for people who fled to escape the
savage onslaught. To 1880 it had 10,-
000 inhabitants, and; the State on the
' West of it began to increase and multi-
ply in population. The opening up of
the State caused the city to progress, and
after ten years 18:10 finds in Dallas a
population of 50,000 souls as a3ainit
10,000 in 1880.
The same result would undoubtedly
follow in Goderich were the great trade
of the South and West opened to ns. In
ten years them is nota town in Huron
hide them. We are uuw on the eve of that has increased 500 in population. and
another Dominion election, ani the there area number which have decree -
question of the hoar should be, whether .d It all have nut decreased in num-
the injurious trade policy which has ob- ben they have in live men and boeinees
twined for the past eleven years will be enterprise. Live [men; do not "stay in
further continued, or whether • more commercial cemeteries where the most
et.50 a year; 75e. for dx months: /4. for
three months.. If the subscription Is not
paid
a
in advance ub.crlptioa will be Lbr
the rate of 112-00 a year.
ADVERTdIIe: RATER
t,eaal end otter casual advertisements. 10e.
per line for Bret insertion. and 3 cents per line
for each wobsequest ivaertion. xeeaured by
nonpareil scala
Local notices in uonpariel type Sc per line.
Local notices In ordinary reading type Ic pe
word.
Badness cards of de lines and under IS per
year.
A . of Lost. Found. Strayed
eittatt.O t. Situation Wanted and
es
Business C %Vented. not exceeding 8
Maes nonpari I per month.
Houses on Sale and Parma on Bale. not to
exceed 8lines. Ill for first month. 30c per sub-
Sequent
ubSequent month. Larger advts in proportion.
Any special notice. the object of which is to result hes been the buns of a large
promote the pecuniary benefit of any nodi• amount of capital and business energy to
vidual or company, to be considered an ed
ye'tisemeat and charged accordingly. Canada. The Gurneys have established
These terms will in .11 cases be strictly ad-
hered to. an American business at Boston, so as to
Special rates for larger advertisements, or get at the 66,000,000 market on the
advertisements for extended period,, mad(
Wawa at the Noe of publication other side ; Twekstt & Co., of Hamilton,
have set up a factory a< Danville, V a. ;
Waterou., of Brantford, has put capital
and business energy into a branch busi-
ness in Minneapolis ; and Watts, of
Braotford, is represented by an estab-
lishment in Buffalo. And so they go.
Canada is given the go-by, and simply
and sorely because coder the policy of
Restriction it does nut *•y to invest cap-
ital iu business here.
These facts stand out boldly before
the eyes of the electors, and no amount
of flag-waving or loyalty ahoottne can
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Editor of THS 815x.!.
Telephone Cal. No. 30. G.daricb Out.
HURON SIGNAL.
TYIDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1130.
CANADA'S CURSE.
The eyes of the farmers In Huron are
now well opened to the fact that the
policy of Restriction has been one of
gnat injury to them. The prices of peLriotic oouyee-one more in accurden,* noticeable features are monuments of the
commodities grows by them have not with the traditions and history of the past, sacred to the memory of former
increased, and the cost tt •Imoat every• Mother Land -shall be adopted. The achievements. The stagnation of the
thing which they consume has been subject is one which it were well for all list ten years has been the natural issue
greatly augmented. The " tall chim- to examine closely, and if an earnest and of the trade policy which was inaogarat-
neys'• which were to have sprang UP 00 honest consideration be given to it we ed in 18711,and has been as destructive in
all sides have no. yet reached to dizzy feel enured that the verdict at the pulls its influence as • continued blight of
heights, and the " home market " fur will be decisively and unequivocally : crop, or a chronic pestilence. The open -
garden truck has tailed to materialize. Tear the Commercial Barriers" ing up of a larger market would again
give us the use of the great Lake water -
Mr Rodyard Kipling, the novelist who way with oar neighbors, which has been
has so recently sprung into fame, has a closed to us during all these years. It
trenchant pen, and can use it upon oc• would also stimulate our railway enter -
ninon with good effect, as witness the prise and encourage local trade. The
following criticism of United States outcome to Goderich would undoubtedly
papers : "American journalists aro re-
sponsible for publications which are • be
lively aid perfect image of a purposeless prominence as a business centre.
hell. With infinite pains and the ex- This is what THE SIGNAL wants 10
renditure of a vast amount of tanner, see, and if it is disloyal to advocate it,
they produce day by day newspapers that then we are disloyal.
ought to move a man to despair. It u
not amusing to read again and again at
breakfast in the papers from Chicago,
Cincinnati, New York and the rest,
coarse and ill-considered attacks no Ecg-
land, her (;Seen, her Boort, her customs
and everything that is hers.' Those
who have occasion to read American- - _.._
papers will appreciate how much of truth A TORONTO journal which is in the cow
there la in the author's somewhat vigcr- fidence of the 1 maws Administration as
our statement. much as any of the Tory t journals pro -
We take the above from the Toronto
past week. " There is a greeter diger-
e on,' coatinued he, " listens Teasel
aud the neighboring States them there ha
THE MARKETS.
B READSTUFF. AND PROVISIONS. •
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Spring Wheat 0 M o
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Potatoes 0 40 to
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EARLY FALL GOODS.
We have received a large por-
tion of our stock of fall goods,
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 tine line of dress
tneltons in plain colors, checks,
stripes, spots, &c., at 10 and Ile.
per yd.; silk velvet ribbons, in all
widths, just opened, and marked
at very low rices -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 Rlocx. Goderich.
A tut. 22nd. tale. 2251.
Tho •'exodus' has not become a thing of Down."
the past, but is working overtime at
present, with a promise of increased so
tivity in the time to come --in fact, it is
the only movement amongst the people
where much 'capital is being freely
invested.
In the light of all of this is it any won•
der that • feeling of anxiety exists in the
hearts of many who, in 1878, believed
the principle of Ifiph Tariff would be for
the betterment of the country, and voted
into power • party which had pledged
itself to the policy of Restriction. Sinn
the inauguration of the N. P. in 1879,
this clam of the community has been
watching for the promised good times
which come not. and has been vainly
hoping that the roseate anticipations of
the past would be realised. The indi-
vidosl members have eagerly scanned the
record. of the business world, and sought
in the market quotations something upon
which they could base a claim that could
be construed into a realization of their
old-time prophecies: but their raver anxi-
ety has availed them naught. and at last
they have grown heartsick and weary of
hoping against hope, and have come to
the conclusion that their waiting has
been in vain -that they have keen
I'retyping bnckcte into empty wells.
And growing old drawing nothing up.
But if disappointment has been the
portion of the farmer aad it undoubted -
1y has what can be said of the lack of
soocees,under the benign influence of the
N. P., which has come upon the manu-
facturer 1 We In this part of (lntarlf,
know that its influenes bas beets baneful
In Goderich today there 1s cot a solitary
business which has not been materially
injured by the policy of Restriction. and
we can name several which were choked
to death by it. So pateet is this fart to
every resideet of our tows of ordinary
1 ntelligesee--Orit oe Tory -that U a vote
were taken tomorrow to perpetuate the
present onsditlew of stairs or to plass
Annexation to the Veined States la its
stand, the altnvoative would receive a
targe tstajority-if ant almost an entirety
et the vote asst. There was • time whets
be speak of A@negation in this seetioe
WILL scirebody give us the name of
a single consumer in Canada who has
asked for an increase of duties upon Im-
ports 1 Is there one in Huron county i
Omelet' that the Dominion elections will
She People's Column.
JERSEY BULL FO1tSALE.- I OF-
• FER foe sale my fine young Jersey boll
"Prince the 2nd." This ball u from excel-
lent milk and butter stock. He is well built
and when full grown should weigh over 1,300
lbs, as did kis sire. He is broken to harness.
and is perfectly quiet. As i have another
will sell him cp. G. A. 1)L&DHAN,
72-41 Druggist. etc.. Brussel&
VO7 ERS' LIST, 1890.
Msoicipolify t1 the Torn 'f GoferwA,
Notice 1. hereby given that ► have trans -
witted or delivered to the persons metioed
in the third and fourth sections of the Voters'
List Act. the ro iesrequired by said *vetoes
to be so transmitted or delivered of the list.
made pnreuent to said Act. of all persons ap-
oirevised assessment roll
fhemid municipality to be entitled to vote
in the maid muaictpalit• at elections tor mom
Mrs of the Legislative Awembly and at
Municipal Klections: and that said liet was
first posted uo at my- office, in the said town.
on the 30th day of Aug., 11I0. and remains
there for inspection. Keeton, are called up-
on
pon to examine the said list, and if any omit
sloes or any other errors are found therein
to take immediate proceedings to have the
said errors corrected -c N i g to HliLLaw.
Clerk of the said Municipality.
Dated Ang. 30th, 1810. It.
AN OLD BUSINESS REVIVED,
Having again started in the niar.ufartureof
pumps. with machinery. matensl and a thor-
ough knowledge of the bs.iness to enable me
to turn out a first-class Article. all orders en-
trusted to me at my saw -mill. at the Nile. will
receice my most careful and prompt atten-
tion. 11. DODD. Nile P. 0. 09-201
III
COLBORNE BROSII .
arm l�''�11t7.1--�0dr
DRESS GOODS, MANTLES, -
MANTLE CLOTHS, SHAWL$
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
Nearly all of which are direct from the European
Markets.
Velvet Ribbons end Black Silk Velvets
CHEAP!
CaII and See these Goods.
COLBORNE BROS.,
2 4s
Mr John Bone, East Wawaeosh, was
severely injured on Saturday, 23rd ult.,
by fallow out of a mow to the barn floor,
a distance of 18 or 20 feet. Although
badly brand, be, being a hardy man
constitutiunal.y, will in a few days be
around as usual.
CORDWOOD FOR SALE.
The undersigned bey. to 100( 10er that he
has on hand for immediate delivery a large
quantity of first -clam corIs nod. Petsonalat-
tention given to ail oieasuremsnta Large or
small quantities delivered to all pars of the
town. Orders left et Central Telephone Kx-
t change or at mf residence. South side of
Empire, and if there ever was a strong , be over before the electors eat their fluthanan's Planing Mill. Trafalgar-st.. will
r .•,ive prompt "steel ion. JOHN 8. PLATT.
exemplification of Satan preaching right- Christmas turkey. The paper is the Telephone No. 19.
eonsneas it is contained in the extract. World. the turkey is the flesh, and the T 1-MBER FOR SALE.
There is not a more bitter and vindictive dee-and Sir JOHN will also have 1
sheet against England in the United j something to say.
States today, than is the Empire against
Cie American Republic, and the strong; THF Toronto World and its echoes__
denunciation of Mr Kimura against the the Goderich l•.r and pap ers of that ilk Cedar " t*nd " . 1 8
American tall -twisters is equally .ppll- -are having their "office hog chickens I tet _.. t vo '
EMMaasaMe RNeMlsw* tar OsaNNNsr.
akle to the flag-wavers and loyalty come home to roost. So long as the at- 8pwtrllses Planing, . .. g 1 so per thong nd.
Mimed Lumber. 12 00
White Ash. Basswood and Birch cut to order.
52 JOSEPH KiDD.
Pine Lumber. Acantlinet.
Plans. at 110 per thousand.
Hemlock Lumber.Scastling.
I'lank. at
Pine shingles. 2nd class.... 135 per square.
howlers of which the Empire is a past tacks were made upon the Mowtr Ad -
grand master, the it-orl.l is • senior ministration, war Tory friends did the
member, and oar own Star is a junior. grinning, but now that Dominion
If the tail twisters of the States and the officialdom is being subjected to the lurid
loyalty -howlers of Canada were moved Tight of criticism, the laugh is gradually
on the frontier and allowed to ight out changing to the other side of the mouth. µtOtT' =of.
their dttferences, o Tovtranee, the peace- Saturday last the Toronto 7.'.•no..i TRE HURON HOTEL,
Bal and well-disposed people on both an independent paper of Tory This well-known and pnpelar hetet ha beta
Hotted and enlarged during the post aeaao..
sides of the line would have eootent leaning., came out with a full hat of the end a new seined to none In gualuy d ac
e•otniotatloa for the travelling pnMie. Good
Be'tistrg.
M.
NICHOLSON, L.D.S.
DENTAL ROOM
Eighth door bek.w the Pest O■oe, Westat..
GoonnicN. 3131y
DR, E. RICHARD)SON, LUIS,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Gas and Vitalized Mr administered for
painleesextractingofteeth. Special anent los
given to the preservation of ti. Natural
Teeth.
Office -tap weirs. Grand opera Howse Block.
Entrance on Wast -S .. Goderich. 2101•1r
%ftMIC LESSONS -MISS AOGIE
ova THOMSON be prcpsrrd to give music
Onions ea the piano or Organ. F01'14,6111"
culars iimaire at Geo. W. Thoctwn's aslc
ever atter. Or could the mat- Dominion employees in the city of Tor- tion for transient fumes.
ter not be satisfactorily settles by • duel onto, with their slaries attache& ,int 718. CRAIG,
Winn Fars, of Maine, and Demon,tartrate. Gederbh. Act. Pnprlater
the egtrngate list reached the tidy figure
of Toronto, in which both of these of 1300.000per annum. This publication
fishwives would be locked op in • dark i.peewd the eyes of the Hamilton Spoon -
until nue or both had teen talked for, which although a bitter party paper is
n death? Io tkar ea.. the jaw•bowe of the moot level-headed Tory joona) ie PIANO TUNING.
w
thewould be mightier time the sword. Csgada, and it lnmd Spon the lino.
wow, who are crtrkiog ORies hog.
it points nut that Ingieally followed out
the policy espoused by the ernaken
would entail either the ate -dittos of all
public oAime, c.v the Of all
pehhe services MINI lBy-the-
way, Is then sna meso Mt� tate ambit-
ion
rrmk-
•n who 1..4)l ft! W muslin kog" if
he got the ammo 1
(IUT THiS OUT AND PUT IT ON
PiANO.
LET THE LiGHITS1'RRAD.
"II I did not know as an &Neal feet
that 1 had teaveiled all the way from
Tues to :Otst•rio,fTand i1 1 did
not buoy es • geogrephiesl et.rtanity
wield be) masa epee tis a Mime amen- that I was ao longer is the Veiled
Tor Balt or to Let.
OUSE TO RENT. -COMFORT -
.172.1f9 LH house un Cotborae- t. *sett to
MRS. ft B. 830118.
III 00MS TO LET. --COMFI►RT-
I t .181.E rooms withent board can be had
at a convenient house near business part of
town. with use of kitchen. 1 desired : or pleas -
eat front to)m Inc two lodgers.. Address
71 It A. 8.'. Tits Stt;sAL Office.
Ppc•ial attentions gives to rsho)Iag sad
act iota regulaties.
Redn,ed rates ler yearly toning.
•
Order* IgA at Oman Penney, at my reel.
device. West -et.. or at 0. W. Thownra's Pfae,
Warereesns wbR [we're prompt Negatiob
All work goo saleod.
Idly.
IL RODGINN.
NVIVANTED.-RESPECTABLE TES
ANT$ for the hou,e at the okI di.tillen
in Goderich and for nee ie. Sanford. at
a nominal rent, so caretakers. None nerd ap-
ply except people who can bring references
as to character. Wanted, three laborers for
farm work Apply at
I It , RID(:EWOOD FARM.
FARM TO RENT. -TO A GOOD
experienced farmer. for a term of years.
the west half tot I. :on. 4. K. D., Township of
Ashflrld. Co. Huron. Ose hundred acres, sev-
enty acres cleared, balance in timber suitable
for pasture. and encMard. Abundance of
good water for stock and household purposes.
On the premises are a large orchard beeriest
fru:t, ten acres Ill wheat_ tesides meadow
land. good frame den :' uqq house. tarn and
stable. Pos•eselOn for cultivation this fall.
Buildings and fences will be improved to wit
tenant. Address
T. A. J., SIGNAL OFFICE.
0 It Oodertch.
TW0 HOUSES Tt► RENT ON STAS-
LEY-$T.--4)ne block from the Square.
Rens tares aad four dollar, per month.
MRS. F. SMKETH.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale the fel-
benne very desirable farm. consisting[ of the
easterly 131 acres of Block "Y." in the 7th con
cession of the Township of Colborne. in the
County of Huron. This farm is ritual.
ed 1i miles from Goderich, and 1�
miles from Carlow. t:0 the Main Grave
Road. There is • good frame house, la-
sortie,
}storeye, almost new. 28 by 3t, containing[ 7
rooms • large barn. M by 12, with cattle
shed. 12 by 1/, attached. and one of the finest
orchards in the township. it 1s watered by
a never -failing spring creek and • good well
About 110 acres cleared and free from etnmps.
There is no waste land of any kind on the
plat,. Goal school within 80 rods of the
house.
W.11 be sold on reasonable terms.
For terms and further ppaartrticulars apply to
JNO. BRKCKKNRiIIOK,
Proprietor, (Iodericb,
or JOSEPH McKEOWN,
as the premises&
VIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
IAT FOR BALK ON ST. PATRICK ST.
-About two remotes walk from the Square.
Two stories high. brick addition in the rear
t dories high. building covered with elate.
Sin building has 3 Were rooms on first flat.
upstairs there are 5 large norms. In the rear
addition then are kit -ben, pantry, washroom.
Up.sirs, gorse room and bathroom. Also goud
collar. Apply to the undersigned, who will
give all necessary latorw atioa.
&tf. DANIEL 00111)0X.
FOR SALE.
West half of lot 202, Arthur Street. with
small bark cottage thereon
Bt ti.nten larva,- 1H, 195. 244. 215. Elgin
Street. !tt. Andrews Ward.
431. coiner of Homo and Britannia (toad.
P'r.n.e 14 story hosts on Keays Street, lot
and half land.
Several rite in Reed's Survey, opposite nen
Show Oronnds, via, :
Noe 22, 31. 28, 30, 82. 54 DE, et. Bei.
AAS htoe above at LOW RATES.
saw Davison a JOHNSTON
Amusements.
Lrauellinq tbuibe.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Trans arrive and depart at Gedmieb roe t•
lows :
Hall sad Express. • .... I SO11.5.5 as.
P m.
STN. 1Myiixed 11.00 �.m
Mixed. ........ 7.38p.m
MSG 10110.101W........ ,7.Ma.m
Mlxel.................. ,........& tDM
Loans snit Jnsurance.
EN. LEWIS, Banister. Proctor Y
. Maritime Costs ; Massey to loan u $
per eenL, private (nude. Straight loan. is.
tercet yearly. Casts very me#.rate. For
particulars call pertssaally or write. 21
F J. T. liAFTEL,
LiFE, FIRM AND ACCIDENT IN•
'01'R.i.Vr'E .1t:E'VT,
Representing North Bntl.h t Hercaatile
Liverpool. Loudon t Globe; Norwteb U Mee ;
North Americas Life ; aad Accident iasoro
ewer of North America.
Lowest Rates. Losses nettled pprorommppttly
Money to loan on Farm Sad Town lheoany
Conveyancing done. Property valued. etc.
Nett►-st. and Square. (Soderieb.
7(-
'&500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON HOr.rkCAMEROX, God
rich. r.2e
`{ONEY TO LEND. -A L A RG I
i amount 01 Private Funds for lavedmee
♦t lowest rates 0n ars[<lasa Monpgse Appll
tot;.ARROW t P0101.1)700?
R. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSCRANCE,
REAL ESTATE AND
MONEY I.OANINO AGE/4T
Only Fbrerdase ('nwpen►ea Reyereaewtad
NI Money to Lend on straight lama. at OM
lowest rate of interest going, is say way to
suit tt. oorrower.
r1trOFF1('K -- yeooed doer tram Pgmite
West Street (ioderick.MIL54
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GODERiCH MECHANICS' I1NS,1
TUTS LIBRARY AND READIN
St R00s , coy. of East street and Square Fug
Open Prem 1 to s p.m., and from 7 to 10 p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LiBRARY
Leonine 1Milyr, Weekly end I/lwslrwtted
!'aper*, A/err•.ee.wee, Ares e)s Pio..
MEMBERSHIP ri(ERT, ONLY Ames.
granting fres nee of Library aad c
Room.
AppllealInn for received kb
i llearlan. In rooms.
T. WIATHERALi►, 000. STIV
fieeneary
God•rleb. Mi cry I oft.
Iftsbicala
Legal.
JOHN DAVISON. BARRISTER,
s t?olicitor. (tomveyaacer. &c : Money to
lead. OBlee over lbs[ -(Mice. God•rich. 54-tf
LI CA M PION, BARRISTER,
/' Solicitor Notary Public, e 1 c.
(office -Over Jordan's Krug Store, the roovs•
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. 1228
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, do
R. De... corner of Square and West
strep GOderlcb, over telegraph pace. -
vate roads to lend at 6 per 1.01.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
1tinane Attorneys, Solicitors,
Goderich J. T. Darrow, W. Proudloot, 11
SHANNON S $BAJ1ON,
ilerrrikre t
Oetfiww G. C. atsa
CAMERON, HILT & CAMERON,
Barristers. Solicitor* in Chaaoery. kir,
3odertch. M. C. Cameron. Q.C.: P. Holt. Y.
0. Cameron. C C. Rosa 1751 -
Societies.
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FUREKA COUNCIL, NO 103, GOD.
I KRICH.-Memoere' tweeting on Toesftly
at et .nkat 711 In Temperance Hall. North
mos
.Administrator's Notice.
�TOT1OE TO CREDITOR$ OF TBE
LATE DAViD McWHiNNEY.
The creditors of the late David McWhln-
in the
t'ou 'minty of Huron, yeoman. wbo . late of the Township of died at the
Town of Fort Orville,. In the State of Mbchl-
mis on the 5th day of March. A.D. 100, are
here
by notified to send by post prepaid. on or
before the 15111 day of September west, to the
undersign,* at (i derl•h P.O.. &bikini's for
Sarah Jane Mt-Whine/ay administratrlx of
the moat. of the said)avid McWhinney,
their rhrlrtian and surnames. addresses and
description., the foil particulars of their
claims. • statement ;d their areosnts sod Hirt
nature of the securities 1If any held M these ;
and that ImmMlsteby after the said 15th gay
of mepte•tnber next the amen of the said
David Eck -hinge, will be di tributed an nag
the parties entitled thereto. hissing referrers
only to the claims of which notice shall hare
hese furnished. Aad the adminldratrix wul
are be reasonelble for the assess or any pan
thereof eo sins perms of whom- claim notice
shalom! radutebhave bionributR OW rwr•etvr
kn.Pfl10tbytl)tfY)O'rbur at, the
dM
Dated this 1101 uE.' of A nowt. A.D. useGAto
w Icitors for Administrates.
k'w' wtge
NRRandAEt.AtaC/ TIORLIMiai.roe-h
(sat Having had ,ee0(derahie experiments 1"
he anrtMutte.rin` *rads, b• to In • pesitlas
isobar(, with tborongh estisfeellon .11 coin
lsalona estrnsted to him. Order's 1.lt a1
sinemillMAN 1. er seat by all to my addreep,
0eb3100 OseseeAyimlieegp J9IMM
E100 ENVELOPES IT TME VIOL
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