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Notary
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SOLICITOR, etc.
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PROODFOOT, BAR.
la SWic/teru 4.m.. (.lode
W. PruudtoD .
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idler, Ie Chancery, ke
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foal.
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Asoeumwsa gr.
• C. Ssournen J. 't•ggnear •
IN1lraaos.
LEND, -A LA ROE
ate and other fonds at
active town and Own
nes u in .- repstormean al11 w mut
oderi.h. 23 01 if
1St IN. ACCOUNT -
and Accident lose.
UPNairg opposite sit.
BARRISTER, PROC•
ower; Moroi to loan .t
reds. etraygbt loan, in
• very moderate. For
r or write. ri
. CONVEYANCER,
r for taking and re
of ball. •mdavita or
Wen
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o declare
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any action. suit or pro
Court of Jessie,. the
tart.., or in any (minty
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LIFE, FIRE AND
Agesd. Represent.
Mercantile . Liv erp o4
Norwich ['num. North
Accident Inearasee of
west Hates. Loewe set.
r to (.oda on Farm sed
veysocint done. Pro,
Cor. Nortbet sed
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AN. APPLY TO
rt CAMi41tON, eve
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D. -A LAROP
to Funds for iaysstsaest
D/' Oraatr+.. Appb
GENERAL IN -
lbws mid Mens/
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West Street
MEDICINE,
n>b IJlaea '
1.117 *Chem,
tw. ia amillgt. kettlen
reale.
tit LIIae.
w. Sat Breese.
11*. Heliotrope. In bulk
'Rent nate eve..
&ND PUT IT Oh
CNIlffl.
se to m.Iltr pg seal
t7 twang.
!Weeder!. et m7 mei
W. Themeeel Place
Prem -4 stn selene
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY MARCH 27, 1891.
THE invests wills w
ANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE 'tri dfe1"e"0e " "ma`''r
CITAIMAiMsbni Mgr. Rev. Mr. Brow, $ernes, who has treet
L
mi.taat at lit. tlerrgo'. Bering tie pact
HEAD OPTION. TORONTO. ear, removed to Humall this weak.
MTM. agar Al MR MILLION NLAwO .
T.
til E. WALKIR, GtNsrt*t. kbusnamt
1111.0110.000.
$800,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A ari�s�eL Ba stw0 Buapaaa TMD, AMa*pr.Foaming No 011110010111100111”10.0a1ww.
QNArT$ 4SU[D PAYABLE AT AL, POINTi IN CANADA AND Tilt wnisciwAL
CITIES 1N THL UNITKO STATES, GNAT 841701 4, FRAslct. 8tiosu4*. as
OAI/ININ
SAM DEPARTMRMT.
DEPOenTt OF 111•00 AN0 UPWARDS RECEIVED. AND CUMRQ.T RATES OF INTER(ST
1 LOWED. IMT INMIT AD0(O TO Tem PRINCIPAL AT Tt.I (ND OP NAV AND
overissue /N 15e044 YRAC.
Optimist AtfswNsa gives 1e its O.INotNN at R 1 bye,,.
nd Farmers' Sales Notes.
TO ADVERTIISERD.
awe of changes must be left at this
*thee not later than Monday
noon. The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues-
day noon. Casual A is
accepted up to noon Thursday of
each week.
BORN.
HUNTER -At Pickttied 010,L4ta.. os FYtdall
b
Man13, the ascot J. - Hester, of a
boa,
SUTHERLAND -In (Jerrie. tat the 10tn fast-,
the wife a< J. Sutherland. of a son.
\11.'tt680VR-10 wlsu¢am, en the 111h mat.,
the wife of A. K. MenNere.of a daughter.
SPAELINO-l0 wlrsjmte, es the IO.h of
Marek. the wife of R. U. Spirting, Kau.. of
• son-+Hll a-
(tOT le desttltb sew 11th inst. the wife
of Mr. James 4elstL. of a ma
DA VIDS4)S -- la Raster. on Thursday, /Web
12 h, 11.4 the wife of Mr. Wm. Das adios.
of a sea.
RAMISAY-At the Marie, Loedesbnre. on the
19th feat.. the wits of Her. 1). MI. t anteay.
of a ser.
MARRIED
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Mr. W. R. Roberta m is ..0 the nick list.
Wednesday nevt is .411 Fowl's day. He
ware '
Mr. Joe Porter rift last N'o iseseay for
('1iwtgo.
Mr. 1. ('rates was in Port Albert during
the past week.
Mr. Mtaoby Hoy'., 01 Seatortli, was in
sewn last week.
Mrs. Welker, of Toronto, is the guest of
Mrs. A. Morton.
Mr. Sycamore, of Wuu.Ltuck 1'4- liege, is
visiting in town.
NI r. Malelom Murray, of Southampton,
w 111 town this week.
Mr. Jas.. A. Reid registered at the Remain
Howse, Toronto, last week.
Mir Blair, teacher, has been confined to
'the hoose during the put week.
John graham left het Friday for British
(-blunil,ii,, where he is., secured a situation
Mr. Arthur (:rattan, of Seaforth. spent
two days in town tar week visiting his par-
ents.
Mr. Nortnuo (;rahant. who has been away
for the past Aix months, retuned Mane last
•
Saturday.
C3UTH--HAYNA-fa
Mr. Bel,gtwoe. Adonam tartmirl11th Miss Annie 31clhsald left last week for
4501-, b7 Rer, Mfr- Law• `
to Mies Asnle, e'oest daughter of Hug tipky on it two weeks' visit with her
Hanna, both of Atones. perenU-
IPWIN- TAMAN-At the residence of the Slim, bole Buchanan has left f.r Cro4r-
bride'eppasefMMts.Itch tris„ by Rev.
N, , H. Irwin, editor P. and wood, Mich., en a mwlth's visit with friends/. Cateseell,
,f The Myth to btu Mary Nd Jel relative*.relative*.ondem Tttran
Sat Mfr Maiprie t'thetmt has, we are pleased
-rt..VARY-Do118WORTM-At the residence t" ,•y, fully renven.l !nen her recent
of the bride's father. (Mb cosees.lon tied see ere ilttesa-
erire township, on the 11th tart-. by Rev. Wtor.l has been recede eel by one o f the &her•
Joseph Vito% Mr. Desiree Stewart to Mile mets that the lake is clear of due around the
Jeanie DodswdMh, both of CtWten. - Msriitouliu lalwndl.
V KAT SMITHS At the residence of the
bride's father. Hallett. 00 140 Htb turf-, 47 Mr. Ake. McLeod, of Wiarton, arrived
Ker. Air. Mui ra*e. Mir. itottert McKay•enf in town last Saturday to till the ,oation of
n
TuckemH
fth. to Jane Mcnbert, scrod i
daughter of Robert Smith. E.t.a Mullett. steward na the tug Jones.
.% MEMOS --MoOHROOR -At the madam,
of the !rides parents. ea the 12th Inst.. ey
Rrr. J. H. Simpson. James tweet., Ree ,
ut waleertee. to Miss Margaret. daughter
of George Md:nstw. Item.. el Staniy.
DIED,
M, 1,E01)-InGederieh, on Saturday. March
:b4 11ets.05 Gordon. infant sae a east.
1e. McLeod.
Mb ('ARTHT -In (ioderleh, on Mart* Wed
Mah 25th, UNI: John McCarthy, aged .
;tears.
rhcears-
rh.• funeral will take place !tete the resi-
:..nee of Mr. P. McCarthy. Bt. David's street.
on Friday, March 27th. 3 o'clook. to the R.
4' cemetery.
- 1GNEW_. At Mar.eeb. East Waw•sesh. on
the lath lost.. The. Agee., aged 71 yeas.
-IIAY('(t0/T- In Hrureh, on the 16th inst..
Blanche R-, relict of the 1*teteorge Hal
.-roR, aged 31 years. 3 math. and 10 dais.
I..tMIbROOKF-In Keefer. on the 11th bait.,
Elisabeth Ass. 'retinae* daughter of Mr.
I lane Ilmlw.Oke, mad 13 years and t
months.
tis
ONLY -In Hlyth, on the 11th inst., Mn.
Mary Gurney. aged 13 fears and 1 month.
!.I:rg11--At rhe reeld.nceof 41s son in law
J.F. Wow r3a5 bins street w
tet. Talons
roe ea the Nth inst.. !Robert Leckie. form
-
,•rly of the township of Orel. Huron cono-
ty, m 7,1.71,1 year.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Found 1'. Lynn-. Iyg (
.t :. t inn !dale N. McLeod .. .. 4
Wall Papers- Jaa. Ssunden-.,. .......•
li rery Pnln,onle.. R. Jordan..
Wall Papers- Fraser t Porter
Property for Rent Jae. Jewell . 4
Wh,tr lisle -Edward cheeses 4
Money to Lead- M. 0. Johastnn 4
dant of Thanks -F. le. Lawrence 7
.assignee's Notice -Rohner 3ihboas 4
1,:-ense roomiest°, W. J. Psi.ley 4
Reef nem Stand for Rent -John Pahl i ps 4
THE TALK OF THE -TOWN.
ableri imam re. MM. ask"
401)tile ISG past N.
A Otos Pstumtw. -T4.Liest neuial gift
you no trot)'e M 1111 ere a >Alrt �1�., Apply
to D. Me0111ie.id7..e..t, OMmles et
Now array ,.erect lasad
betake yourself M lees BmsraRl t0
have your phaoto 555.4 isgoad -style.
The Woswb Mama.t. aimmeets 1a lbs Te.•pseanoeToes
rta street
...fey Tumidity dtereeea.setlan at
2 los30 ; sles meeting at 3
The M.K SNI will he wary laosavee-
lentS re the �a^.pv.(-.�.gt alt M ne
=Nest 1 etienty
from MacOer.lss.
You ass always tell a man by the oempaay
he keeemaad mean tela nese • slighter whoa
me sew low kb Meths. At. In this Ise there
is no d4AceltT 1e pickle{ out the weldrwesed
centimes who it Sts at F. 3 Pvtdb.ml
There is Ow0 t.Y m tows who is boned to
tuft 1* every 10.0.4 k.1,..8ra wbaber 44 fb
.n the phs*s i 44 55n,r�,g Iran( Nne. or •57
ahrr, As Olswa.t Meek ut slaw.
on hard at way down prima M�ers•
for Ire W .i
Nies Belaady.grl.0 . mltti Y few oyes
eonttaNlthe
M41ee to Magnetos
her a ea. They wt 1�l6nd the
latest nev,hles.. IsIgheasouread trlomtaNa
LI
b* 1011 jlM of 1e We' nuu.er ttgW14
ellil
A Fo.TV.a D000cxay.-A �rgtr
lima r am einfe Pt to prove gyp '7..�sf
•1•n 4 t1I(�o�s1 IMI.I Ut,awated Mlmm of
Cir" le a m.bdg» of mese than seffi oser-
0 Inc the e!.e
e of wide.rn IMM*,
I
rommnel i*dpkrtIMINI�m ss.slirinhe beans
tltp
he well-
kas.►wy�vtgrt� 0.(gAsr� sad I. end"wht-
«.1%r whisk w.. ft r �n f The
cave h.. rsts.isd
.crit .ad Proe-
iter to the other. it le sew for male 1g It wee sfraggon a pats of 0,550, add
drus rlets la Oed.rleh. Pries Aga ve Male. an that sse.00t iorta.ed 1t* lib. I hatred.
Mr. Rola M• I ass left ee Thad" for n ed to give it to Tits 'hnl*At, bot r
tum iTerst with another lot d bores. I did not mem to town for soros time B war
The ..it da (tech- 12) ties bow
Manb 20 i
wore ind Adak in my boas•
(ot a live bett.rly, which i aloe enclose to
Tux BNI*A4
A f4ry Mauna -Th. Leader. Adver-
tiser thus refers to s termer curate et St.
Osstgs's wire wee well esteemed 7 all
during W roadways is Dederick : -- Rev, R.
Risks, the poplar young emirate of SL
Peers tWthatind,
call tat the
Mr. O. A. Few, who how'psn
reinsad the .endllp 5f gy.A Asi waof ria YM
dreg baiia.m `me the Mete at the UM Ane. 3.h. 4Yr. Hieb Is • grads.
(kw. Rivas. is any la hal werblag anise, ate est Aviana rad ltd. bare Sseee
_s
and wev*swa..r. *flat Ent r ga
1..i750tiwie4 sal with Rt. plsd'y shoot ivy ToRri. der-
(w,nma Mr rased4eel0 WIMITO ..smr big neaten rest &ewers, te"* "'
Ad as a,k�yt and b alga v. and iambs .a+wn bawl 1
Mir Mary Mcleod, of Seaforth, spent a
few drips in town visiting friends and rela- -
tiven daring the past week.
Mr. Fred Platt, of 1►etroit, who was in
town attending the funeral of his sister, _
Mrs. Wm. Graham, returned last week.
Mr. John McNeil, who had been visiting
friends and relatives for the past two week*
in Ripley, retuned hone this week.
Mr. P. Lynn, of Tun 5I14'tM. staff spent
last Southey in Ashfield visiting friends an&
relatives, and enjoy -eel the trip very mueh.
Thr Feeler •aaetnbly will be held in the
town hall on Tuesday evening, the 31st
March. and promises to be • su.resafnl
affair.
Richard l'eslkthwaite, who had Leen e
working in the Michigan lumber woods
during the past winter, returned hone last
Saturday.
.lames J,.11aaum. who had been visiting
friends and relatives in the vicinity of Kin-
cardine
incarline for the put two weeks. returned -
t Tuesday.
home lis Tsewia •.
Mears. A. Seger, (:, --filen. C. Lee. E.
enol I'. (;arrow, A. Second and J. Cattle, of
1\ o.odstock ('olkg., are spending their
Easter holidays in town.
Dr. Al. Nichot.n, the West•*t. dentist,
makes the preservation of the natural teeth
a specialty. 11as adeninistersd from 9 a m.
for the painless extraction of teeth.
ISAM'Ca SExylett AT NT. PxTgle.. -Spe-
cial services will be held at St. Peter's
church on Faster ttwtdey as follows : 8
-a. w., 10.30 A. m, and 7 r. v- A special mu-
sical nervier at esrh.
hire. Mel)iannid, better known as
W;rsnny," in old resident 0f the town, who
is almost an . , is rejoicing in the
ptasemien of two new natural teeth. This,
we abenld say, is a rather rare occurrence
far eat al.eeh an advanced age.
A Com. Stmt. -On Sunday -Miss a you.g
eras crossing from the ishind in the har-
ing to non of the togs the ice gave wayand
he A�Be in up to kis neck. Luckiy kis
were near at hand and threw him
a gad he escaped with • severe dsck-
isI and • had fright.
Mr. P. Adamson, ooeaty clerk, is laid up
with • severe •track of Mmes. His
may friends hope For low speedy recovery,
Mr. Lay, formerly of w Beak of Cons
mere, local auk has been in tetra during
the u Mk, apeadtng a pleasant wise w nt
friend..
The supreme circle of the I'intesine Order
of Hoene Orem neat •t l'orooto Ise week.
Mr. U iI. Callikk. a( this town, was elected
supra guard.
Th. i P. S. C. E. of North -et Metho-
dist castek purpose holding W entertain
meat an Thursday, April Further
panic -shoe later.
Rev. Alex. Hoa, M. A„ (listen, will
preach in Knox church next Lord's flay
ulorui.g, awl in St. Andrew's church in the
-evening, in ( relic.
Mrs. W. W. Cowan, of Stratford, •ad
Ura Mickel and beby, of Birth North-
west- Territory, were the guests of Mrs. E.
Downing last week.
The annual 'sermon to our " brethren of
the waterwill 1,e preached by Rev, tae,,
Richardson in North -at. Methodist church
one week from Sunday evening next.
Rev. Joseph Edge, of Clinton, preached
two excellent *ernes* in North-st. Meth
(slut church last smoky, and also address
el the tewlperawe nteetiug in the alteration.
•
(lee. Green, of lot 3 Maitland nen., Gesle
rich township, rejoice. in the possession of
.a calf ten months old that for ..rue time
vast has given a pint of twilk at snob milk
Rig.
Mr. Monett, superteu•tent of the Cadet
Templar, o1 Template of Ontario, will be in
I;oderich tomorrow IS•tunkyl. A full at-
tendance of Cadets i. requested at their
meeting tFridleyi evening.
'Ina /trans, Altsiznt
of Toronto, has been appointed to take the
('row n casae at the Assizes. w Mich w IU com-
mence on April tat. Among the
cases to come up Is that of William Demp-
sey, of Goderich township, charged with a
rape upon Mrs. Harr. 8 eterday morning
m.n application for the release of Dempsey on
boil ass refused by Judge Tots.
Esi•clurniNewe To THE PN Inc 4'..,ver. -t
The ('. P. H. ran a very successful excursionto
the Pacific yeast, leaving the Union station.
Toronto, at 11 o'clock last Friday night. it
being the largest of the mason. The awn
useel
were three fitted dasl.aib t sleepers, which
they furnish with Sledding, etc., and which
will run thrrngh to t-arireever withsst
change. The greater number were bound
for British ('olmnbiapoint *,but a goad many
were going farther south. and as the rates
are lower and the accommodation supplied*
superior to that offered by the American
limos, the d'. P. R. lemma the hulk of the
travel, a number of these passengers coating
up from New fork State to catch thisexcur-
ston- 4s there were a number of late ap-
plicant. who were disappointed in securing
lion the C. P. R. advise intend-
ing paeaengera to put in an early application
- at the 1'. P. R.'s ticket office, West street,
same side as new poet oltiee, in order to gal
reel berths. Mr. R. Radcliffe is the only
authorized agent in Goderich through whom
bertha ,.en he secured.
ST.t oxi;E+F..er+T n'R )1 i'"N'.*l-St:Ra.R-
Fidlowing will be the musical service at
St. George's church on Faster Sunday:
Celebration of Holy communion at 9 o'clock
a. e. --choral.
Varies AT 11 n CL0rx A. 5.
-Jew Christ is Risen Today:
Raster Anthea ."Jetas Christ is Risen Today.
Pure ebrs Urand 1'hant-
'loria alter l ,atm. Purcell.
Te urs nm Bridgewater in A.
Jubilate 1tee - Brldaewarer in A.
Anthem -"They Hare Taken Away N7 Lord."
11r, Stainer.
Kyrie Kleisoe Bridgewater in A
Olora Tfbi short in C.Home . •' Welcome. Saner: Moro.
Offertory • Then Art Worthy, 0 lewd.'
1:10450]4 AT i o'CLJCk r. 0.
Hymn -Jeans Cerist b Risen Today."
Psalm 113 Cheat Mare. Is A. -
111Ancient British.
" 118 -.,.Robinson in E.
MaggtniAdat Stainer in Il,
None DisttttU. ,. . - ...Steiner in F.
Anthem . ,, .. -Christ Our Passover," Ur. linea
Hymn..The nay of Resurrect iota."
,"Aral" the Lard of..j.efe and Light,"
Offertory.. Hart* Offerings. Rich and )tare."
Orvot Al. Rtro;dnov ur SCRv-icts RCN-
retirement
- 1 he following resolution anent the
retirement of Rev. Dr. Ute was adopted by
the Presbytery ot Huron, at its meeting at
Seaforth on the 10th teat.: "The Meshy- I
tary of Huron while humbly bowing in
solemn recognition of the manifest will of
the (;rest Head of the chore', re -
e wdn with deep regret the resignation and
retirement of the Rev. Robert Ure,,
1). D , of Knox church, Goderich. \fail•
recording its sense of its own loss and of
that of the church at large, in the close of
the public life of one so eminently endowed
with intellectual talents of a hi0 oreler,a.1
with gibs and graces. which enabled him to
wield a power for all that was good, the
Presbytery would at the same time thank
(.od for His goodness to our brother in en-
abling him to clots his ministry with so
much honor to• himself and credit to the
church. 1)r. Ure was ordained in October,
1650, at Street*ville, where he remained till
October 8th, 1862, when he was translated
to Knot church, 4 inderich. The Presby-
tery was then composed of eleven members,
including alk. Un. Of these the following
have goes to their rest : The Revs. James
Dunces, Walter Inglis, John Logi, and
John Ross, The following are still Iivi.g,
but for some years past have retired from
Om active duties of the ministry : Reye
Wm. Graham, Matthew Barr. W. C. Young
and John Stewart. The Rer. A. 1KelEay.
D. D., has not retired, •lthnuvh at present
without • charge. The only member of the
Presbytery of that time who is still in charge
of is the present pastor of Bea -
forth. the Presbytery is keenly oo.roio.s
that in the retirement of Dr. Ure they
shall greatly miss one whore wide experi-
ence and e0tennive knowledge la no small
scorn guided and shaped the delibera-
tions and deeickns of this resort for over .
quarter of a century, and whose lot ing and
genial spirit drew to himself peewe *Vy the
love and esteem of ell who enjoyed the
privilege of emaciating with him. We
tlmnk (lewd for all we have enjoyed of his
fellowship, and we meet earnestly pray that
the blessed Spirit will sanctify the separa-
tion
epar.-
tio n to the a5sios and coefereggytion o,f
Knox eherch, Ooderieh. and to this Pre.-
bytery..wl that am brother's health may
be restored, and that he way still be mated
b u by his coaxes(, and to encourage
ush7 his word, add that he sad hie partner
is �s may apesd the el4aiag days of their
10. u the enjoyment of the largest ewe-
s re of Mewing in Heavenly places in ('h
Jam."
Mr. Nicholas flood Devi. W jobbed the
Royal T.mpar. at Regi.►
l'b. i(talian Climber of Deputies fres
vetsd ee.idaaee is Radial's Government by
116 4s Ilk
lire L hada loua runp u
4t Oisar.fw S has bre. st Boss. 4
Ibt-Ramproos Frederick has kad.eed a
pidadft their
Mr. John Russell, of Whestlasd, Dakota,
who had been spending the winter in Can -
oda, left last Fridey Inc Sudbury, Algoma,
where he has secured • Goverment situa-
tion. Mrs. Rummell will remain in town
until navigation opens, whoa she will join
her knobbed in their new home
Hi* A Hrrrrtzx.- A. W. Wright, of
(Brantford, the energetic avid of the well-
known Arm of A. Watts & O• soap mas.-
facturers, of that city, was in town this
week with his farness little I.dian posy,
wbkh carries its owesr on .11 his journeys
Mr. Wright is a vigorous worker, and did •
good stroke of busmen with the Ivory Her
with our merchants.
Aro (h -n (sootxn-t, Fin-. --The Joliet 1f11-)
Republic and Bus says : "Among the guest*
that attended the greed reception and din-
ner given by Major R. M. Woods, proprie-
tor of the daily, weekly and Sunday Repub-
lic mad Sera on Tuesday evening, at his
residence,, No. 416 Richards street, wee
amietant foreman Fred Moss of this Aloe."
Fred is • eon of oar tommi t.. Mr. William
Moes, and IS note of Tau SIGNAL office,
and we are to ase suck evidence of
his ty in kis chosen vocation.
MOMS A Tars Psnrnrw. - Walter Hick.
Goderich tow..kip, writes : Mew (latae'
prediction in Tet Sweat. in the fall was
{oily correct, for on the ennuis el Feb,
11 I p6 ibis swab (moth eneleed i. box).
Mr. John Acker*, has nave as impress-
MOM
is stows by petting is a plass
• A special song service wi3 he gives by the
•heir of N*rtha t. Methodist church next
',Wonky evening,
A large Newfnsdleat deg was ssrowk
and killed kg db. trate M the crttssl.g e.
the Marva !lad this wank.
THEHIGH SCHOOL "LITERARY."
Cleshag tl.olt.g d w Tents - r+r.e4rese
4ttl is e. --Thr AMINO. dropper a Madera.
The High tisasi Literary tiw:tety easel
Far the terns with *. epee me tang as Tues-
day, the 94th trot., peseidebt !styles is the
chair. After the hseineas was oesapleted,
the folluwug program was given : Charm.
by the Glee Club; reading, Mr. A. Mal/Maid;
reading, Hiss A. Hawkins: resitatem, Itis.
N. Maul 'emir ; reading. Mies P. hall; solo.
Nies lId'ormaa ; recitetws, Miss B. Mitch -
e11; selections, Mr. Richmond ; re itatiou,
Mite McNarelis : question drawer, Mr.
lttrasg ; chorus, ..lee Club. Tits elections
for seat term were: I'reidout, Mr. Koch.
mond; 1st vier ma, Mr. R*i.; 9x.1 vice
prem., 13u0)an+141: secretary, Mr. Moir;
wee. of oust.. Mir Allan ; treasurer, Mir
Hutton ; mimeos, Mlles (:, .I„hnstou ; cxun-
cilbrw, Miro. Robertson ami .`allows and
Mr. Flatter. The follew1144 poem was .our
gw.ed and real by one of the students .
iedrrleh Nigh *Neel.
HT F. E. a.
Uponthe hanks of Maithuel, nu sweet
and Iwluty air,
Stews the belt) town of t:tslerich, and
many aught. are there.
There are many sights w r:o,lerich that
tourists love to see,
For the scenery on the Maitland rivals that
upon the ilex.
Rut of all the sights in (,.slertch, as with
both sage and fool,
The tairest and the prettiest is ourt:awleri.it
4:rammer School.
There we're taught all sorts of knowledge,
for we hire of teachers five,
And we wieder& are •s busy as the I,eee
within their hive.
First there ,.roles car English ;nater, tar :.
Principal, you kttuw,
-dud be coaches up the ,!soar, tc,th ;lie
clever and the slow,
And he talks of (;reeks ;mn.l Rlmiau►, and
we look on him with pride
When with strong and growing fervor he
describes how /'wear died.
Then the history of England we oft hear
_ from Mr. Moore,
Anil we listen with attention as he speaks
of peace and war,
Rut we often shake and shiver, quaking,
shaking, cold with far,
3f, when he is oohing prtbk ns, see should
talk, and he should hear,
4w1 in accents .treeing and scornful, he
would, larking at us, cry,
"Hen, you silly, noisy idler, torte up here,
this problem try.
And when we are welkin g upward, [gazing
smelly at the fluor,
\\'e are thinking that we never will again
vex air. Moore.
Then comes air. Halls, the master who .•.
pais the sea and land.
Tells us how the bogies of fishes were itnla•.1-
tied in the mail.
He explain that awful subject, "1'hemnet ry'-
1 think 'tie celled,
Oft his .1a.e in fear and trembling gaze up-
on the board, eppillai.
For he gives such awful questions that we're
never teem) before,
And we listen with impatience o11 the clock
strikes slowly four.
We have but one lady teacher, and she
teaches of the mirth,
Of the joys and of the sorrows ot " The
Bina of Killingworth."
in'
1
And she speak* of the Sicilian, who, one
evening at the ism,
Told his contrades how the .angel turned
King Robert from his sin.
Sometimes, when we chance to wander in
our thoughts, we hear her my,
"Madlemoiselle.please pay attention, and
tradui.ez, s'ij roes phut.'
Lastly, we hare.till the tescherWodown-
stain has taken root,
Very cleverly he teaches the Olen how to
shoot.
And in reading and in drawing he instructs
the pupils here,
Tor he keeps at them forever till their
reading is made clear.
Now, I've toll cot* of the teachers, they are
guts!, and wise. and nice,
If we cannot .lo a problem they'll explain it
in a trice.
They will be so very patient, they will slake
eta look and tarn,
Till at last we inay be teachers. humbly
teaching in our turn.
Long. long years may glide by quickly, but
If ever we are mar
We will come and pay a visit to our patient
teachers here.
U we ever have successes, if we climb the
Hill of Fame,
It will be to Goderich teachers that we owe
our brilliant name.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Nemeses of the sert-10nssbty elements M the
Tawe Esthete.
The meeting of the town council bat
Tuesday evening was attended by .11 the
members with the exception of reeve Proud -
foot and councillors klurney and Thomp-
son- The minutes of last regular meeting
were real, approved and signed.
The auditors' repots for 1890 was received
and on motion was referred to the finance
ooenmittee.
.4 . i front Robt, McLean.
asking permission of the council to move
the building in which he carries on his
business e• botcher to the south tide of the
lot on which it now stands, as his lease
of the north side of the lot rme amt on
May 1st, ass referred to the public works
o uunitee, with power to act. Mr. McLean
stem that it is his intention to build •
brick building in the near future -
A r , frown t'olhnrne Brae.,
stating that they wished to discontinue the
vise of the electric light in their sure es
April tat, was referred to the
and electric light committee with power to
act.
The use of the conned chamber was grant-
ed fee an .esrenhly to he held on March 31st.
The reigeatioe of John Mel Allem as
chief engineer was tendered, to take effect
po-
st mice, and on Tontine was
Two applidateem were male or the dtion of engineer time nude vacant. W eL
Md illmn, who has ooenpied the petiole
of assistant engineer, applied Inc the pus -
(14.., at the came salary se that receives, by
his father -400. R. R. H*gas, nt Term -
to, oleo applied at the same_ m1.ry. Tile
applications were referred to the water.
works and electric light committee.
The fnikrw(ng aeooeot* wore tottered so
the Anse.. ,ernsette. - e'hrittle a 1110.4,
eeppbm Fir ; *1114714; W. T.
Mersey. nlhf, ste., 2141.914
The speelal esmssitass reported the fel-
tri
pw rusasanSMiatis.r t --Thu en antis.
4. tahw in regard to the .*pliestir
John IIsC11PBm, e.ei.s.r, fir to inm5i.s
est erett,4 4oiriste se+<ii3;a 330rt'$•'S CI ;k ,I 1;, ,; . ,
NEW SPRING L ODB.
We have received a large por-
tion of our stock of spring goods,
and respectfully call your special
attention to our stock of Prints and
Mateens. These goods we are show-
ing in the newest patterns ar.41
coloring* (foal dress patterns as
ioW ars 71c. per yard : better goals
at 10, l tl, 13, !0 and 23c. If yon
want a print or sateen dress buy
where you can get the best assort -
hent and the hest value, and buy
early before the choicest patterns
and colorings are sold.
We ,hall be pleased to show you
v�lr stock.
O.
BA,K OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, -
REST, -
$12,000,000.
6,000,000.
4 Saving rtment has been ( be,u'l1 in caw-
ueclion with lhinch-
Inleresl allowed at current rales.
GEO. DR UMMCNh,
Manager Goderich Branch.
J'S
ANNOUNCES THIS WEEK
That he has opened out a
J. A. REID & BRO.
Grocery Department
Jord•e'. flock. (loderieb.
March 12th. ISM.
action be taken in regard toagirlie, appiieat
ion of J. A. %she', sasessorand collector. am,
that the clerks salary he increased by 760
year. (hl notion the report was antenatal
Sty providing that the clerk's balmy tenutilL,
as at present.
The report of the tiro cotimuttee, remelt -
mending that \Vm. Kirkbride be appended)
tire warden, and that a contmttter 44 two
he appointed to go to Lucknow ad rliunme
and, if foetid satisfactory• cotnpkte the
purchase of the hone wagon offered for sok•
there, was read an.t adopted.
71nr report of the finance committee,
ineonsinebditni *he payment of the following
accounts, was read amt adopted : E. Bel-
cher, 96.99; ()ethics a Hutchison, 1360;
F:. (;r•ham. 76,56.
(ht motion of klcKettzie and Yates the
waterworks and elec•tri•• light c.sum;t.tee
was given power to purchase cel ea it airy
be reyttind.
Moved by Holt, ..eo,t.ledl by Nicholas,
that the following natters rte referred to the
conwsitte** tartlet : Repair.. to .itiewalk.d
esti West and Hantilttnt streets *.d the
`idgtare, watering and taking care of Square,
to public works committee; sok of wane
fire engine and condenser, atwdfurlber ex-
tension of water mains, to waterworks and
electric light cummnittee ; procuring ..f ram
to raise water from creek to the cemetery
grounds. to cemetery committee ; tarrying
water under wharf, to harbor committee
fonning mutual insurance •ouipaay for the
insnratce of the town, to special committ*e.
Carole 1.
itcputy reeve Holt gave notice of retort
to amend bylaw No. 4, 1891. by substitu-
ting the word tune for the wort eight in the
fifth cause of sand 'whew, tiring the ntettlwr
of liquor lieenaes in town.
Councillor Reuther and the
appointed • committee to go
for the purpose above stated.
Thed.un.il then adjourned.
In connection with his
HARDW-A_.12.JE7 STORE,
Where skill b*ekept • full steak of l'IIOICI: P.t3411,Y OROCI:ltlt�*,
Panner. produce *amen !n exchange,
His hardware sleek will N :..ono'rly la• cotnpla'te in an Its depertmeats.
THE MARKETS. �1x1TAM' PLUMBING
BREADSTUFFS ANO PROVISIONS.
led ei kh Frites.
GootxicH. Manch A:, 1001.
Fall tAi hnt.. >11 00 to 1 03
spring Wheat 0 90 to 0 1M
Flour . . . . ... .... .... ...»..... 300 to 0 III
Shorts. newt .,..t. :: :: ::.: . u HT 104 91
Bran. icon , 066 ton es
isereentmm V cwt- 0 43 toil fiat
-!'hopped Reed wheat • cwt..,,. 1 :.i iso 1 2s
Oate0bush ................ .. 030to0ht1
Peas, 11, boat- , ........... .. 0 70to0 70
Barley. Y bush ............ 0 30 to 030
Hay. 1, toe O lotted 10
l'otat.ses, at hush 0 4,tu0 SM
+pplea,t) bush ,,,,._.....,. Oluwl alt
Nutter 47. 0 lime 18
Rees. fresh uspeeked. V doz. 0 12 to 0 13
Cheese 0 lei to 0 12
Weed 3 00 10 (u0
Wool 0 O0 10 000
Hideo . 300 to 400
Idkeeplkins J 73 tot AO
Dressed Flogs. T cwt - ,,...: -. - k W to 3 SO
fella ..... .... 0 04 100 00
relates euelat1ans.
March tl, *1tP1-
Flour 41 00 %05
Fail V4 beat. new and old 1 M to l •
$pert Wheat 0 M to 1 IS
Barley - 40 toe s
esu , .SO toe 30
Peas
Amiss twister). pm 4b1...... --.... AO to :t 30
Potatoesle to 030
mayor were
to Lncknee
COURTING ONE'S WIFE.
Mow a Married RbIuoewrnnr of Elevew
Tear, etanding euree•eded .t the Job.
Po hem to lilts set his Bps orally together,
Int4ewd his cast about him ands s,s.d for
hone.
"It was u much ray fee* abuts," he mut-
t tens!, "that when I west home theot erdtay
with the idea orf c'nrting my wife 1 didn't
seem to ,.tw.r.
vi- 1 '.a;tht t.. have knownte
better than to lather her when etre was
the e pin -feathers dot as ,411 herr and
Krllget wastakiu: an erne n..0 off. 1 ,'t
make a blunder like that ngxiu."
About half an *tide afterward Mr. Stilts
entered the family a amt
ain . Hr foinel Mee.blitz in the ,cittiu:;-resn. Merely remark-
ing that it wit a chilly .ay' he threw pack-
age c*relre,ly into the fire that Lurae.l
brightly in the grate.
What is that, l'ulhrns
er inquired Mrs.
1)41ts, eoltsow-hat sharply.
"Nothing but my pile and eigar•.ww. Its
replied, with n yawn. "I've .warn oP mean
smoking. "
Mr.. Data looked pleased. hut raid no-
thing. thing.
"It will save meat least 1141 a year. Mary
Jane," observed Pollinate with an•titer
yawn, a, be walked •imkr.ly ebsint the
neon with his hands in his pw.-keta, -and the
habit's a nuisance anyhow."
"It certainly i e" assented entad Mrs., i 1i1tz ' • r'm
glad you've mull quit -if ull only 4ay yrit"
Mr. Mita eontieuaimless walk his aimlwalk about
the roam. hewenxly he brought up in front
of a small el...t that he had been in the habit
of banging his stroking eats amt gmw.king
jacket in. I(e,reilid it, t.r•k tgarmentsegarmentsout, and in+.pei•tedd awes.
"While1 am about it." he said. "11 make
• dean rote of it, i'll hang theme things in
the is, veiniest. a
el, and the next tramp that mitre
ahem ran have thew. You ran use this
chart for rnything you like. Reruns to ins, '
Cask
mntinord Mr s, resuming his satchel -
ant l -
ant walk about the roan, awl extending his
stroll into the earn adjoining, "we don't
beer enough than strut half emgh curets la
house. this if 1 were buddinga biome
m
for hoan beings to live in I'd put in fifty
at Now, here's • p1.order this emir -
tray re ay whei wall have a go od large el apt
made.ma, i suppose you'd abject to it, though.""No, 1 woiddn't," rrapawkd flats,
to,
ml
wary. "It would juot snit me. Polhtn
en. "
"Well. ill have it drew." And Pellittnts
kept on yawning and dn,lling leisurely
through the rrn
wx
Th
"ere aro half • dozen rater g4:*.. "
ventured his wife, somewhat timidly. "where
should like to have chests bunk or ,.tn-v,,
put up, while you're abroad it."
A11 right. You ran have all Tem want."
Mfr.. Nita d's,
a went behind a r and huggedherself. Mr. Mltx motioned to walk about
Hy.
" What- --wlrt will yrs like for dinner this
evening.
Aeythtng, Mary Jour anything !dost
kt:ow hut 1'd like gnaw has. Id«.HM . ly
"(holy 'Maar
"Bridget diesel know hew to mak*• gond
biretta. "
"Why, Polhertn.• Dry yea tike my hie
cults Iw,ter than Bridget-sf b4
"1 never nit anylydy's .ruit. but venni
if I ran help it "
Y1, R,n,ermtv'-
Mrs. Mks 14114141. nearer 4, her hu.lwtrd.
Pio the find ntime in .eleven years she threw
rt las
her arena alewneck *td- but noAndy
i
has any brm. 4 o hems, Mer oats( berm. Hessretire.
"it int .orb a thantleriag hare) jnhta
, es
tar a married rlt.o s.u. o/ .laves rare
to court hh wife it 4s any knows
b▪ o. *DIP at K rigid" .old Mr. DING to WP-
M, es 4. twat .bast the Imam du mom
r• Isis
a s bar Meller up Wing 5n
Ast. 4
rr�e��3. dale a1N��e
e0
WARN Alit,
STEAM, or
HOT WATER.
ALECK BERS
A re you 4tssatisifed
with yourresent sys-
tem of /matt or sand -
fatter ...::::::::::::: u to a
oft, is tary arrangements
.... .. IS
Otto 700
tta7
(tieeW`sr�ood .......................... 50 to 010 o I/ so, call ami see me
ti000l,.
Park „-- ,...- ..................4 for 25 and I will put you
wouswal lope taster.
The receipts of Ire stock e4 tae yards of the
ktonireel holt Yards Cemllenv, Point SL
4tarles. for the week ending March 21 were: -
x
i
1 C
Pseetipts of live stock at the
Montreal Stock Yards. Point
st- Charles,fortheweek, -.. 681 31 1:.5 les
teen over from previous week. SO .
Total for week 711 3t ll; 1118
On hand 19:. , ........
no ruppl7 of betcheri cattle was enlace
short of the demand. Priem were well main-
tained.
aintained. and everything sold with the exception
of • couple of loads held over for the Easter
market.
t light With continued gh re leiof h Tallies
have Impreced, riming about 4i.; forr choke
The prospects for the Baster tr•deare good.
There are several Waded already
in and • number repotted. With the light
supply of last week butchers have but little
ole stock on hand and the arner.l impression
prevails that the gaster trade will be unusually
active,
We oriole the following as being fair val-
See
Cattle. butchers good iic to 4�e
medium,-„ ,.44; to Ile
Sheep „anlb le
to
to it
l`a1vM
to
.54.00 to WM
English Spavin Liniment removes all
bard, *oft or calloused lumps Anil blemishes
1r .» horses, blood spat in. curbs, splints. ring
bate, sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save 960 by
nee of one bottle, Warranted the mast
- wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by F. Jordan. 96-ly
- 1lea.re. Jansen Holger, jr., Adam and
Jelin Sholdice and.lohnston McDowell,
Morrie, left on Tnes.ky for ('yprete, Mani-
toba, and of the following .7&y Idestrto John
Mc('alltun, Alfred Buttes and Wm. (-tensa
left for Brandon, Manitols•. We wish
there range men abundant success in the
West -
Firs i class work only
It le . saris sae smailtr seer tee
oats1.the WsaeCramilliYash.
teem
MJiAUNtLANilttO,
hi sfeef Refill, P.rt..tMlrf
Cru, Failure I-pusaiela
any . amlisilMoms 4.r 5, es.5~s'riL
ir
s.R7.0. U two mig.t
tel d. taws n eoaed w
1 s`...a s leas
t�ginss I sass awr
ms, Lon Is
pelietletees
SPRING MILLINERY (I • •-•
•
T!rnrsday,
2611i
IRrcit
And followituc de, • ,.t ,ice .. rek we, shall die
play a targe and s,•r.,-11% assortment of
Hata, Bonnets, Flowers,
Ribbons, Laces, etc.
Rasa ikcmeW esrOwnwel r -
BrsICMIelaieW
CATARRH
IL Tykw amobs...mior
/merb, wmq, !a. V. aa.
snr
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ac.
o
tvieww•wi� is
Pew ewe sew .
Vet twee aes .s
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Please call and •r,,
NIIYATES.
Tko TORONTO IIOUSE
LEA1711?0'
DRI GOODS BRPORIQI.
Latest and Best
SPRINC 000081
tow en view,
P. O'DEA,
Manager.
PLANINGMILL
ESTIkUSIES IKi.
Buchanan & Son
544V UYL'nate
9
BASH, DOOR and BLIND,
Dealers is as tilde et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Asa ItalleoN material 4t every iuortl.US,
Mod farnitin1