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FRIDAY. ALIENIST 1E, 1/4
SIGNAL SNAP SHOTS.
3' i mi rn oagmnent of the Militia 1►e
gieylrnenl is kaa:kutg the profs trona udder
tie volunteer system.
KKTw Kr.. i4 boodle aldermen and 14 Sun
day nough•aad-tuuiblr 'lettuces at the
Park, Toronto -the -(.0411 14 m • feu way to
lose to previous pilus reputation.
THK New York World nominates ('1.11 ►.
1.4.10 fee Governor of New York in order
that he •Inhty to carry the State easily
may be tested immediately before a i'resi
dentin! campaign year. The Idea M a gond
one, for New York is Joked upon by .11 as
the great pivotal State.
Nom that Sir HIPTIM 1.4%..Kvly considers
the charges of corruption in office have
been Lmught so clime to him that lie deems
U god form to magi' from the Govern
neat, should he not go a step farther and
resign as a member of the Howie. If he is
tooaoal), for a Minister he ought not to 11•
fit for • member.
A• a rule, when M newspaper has to give
• beaus .r take advantage of • lottery
scheme as a means of Ixonming circ.•ulatil.n It
is because ause the newspaper isn't worth puddle
support in Its merits. Thu. 'n.'• AL amen t
offer any inducement to subscribers other
than that ,t is the best dollar's worth of
local and general news is the Huron Tract.
Ti,: Volt Express has come t.. the con -
elusion duo, in the personof4;io14.R. /It ..n
MAr1nr.1:1.1., . Igot.a has the biggest bed
member m the House. The Express should
congratulate !tacit that its member is not a
rogue instead of a fool. lfesi,les,
defeat m Perth left an aching void for a
parliamentary ninny, and Algoma might
as well till the position as any other con
'attorney.
Sl ren►: of our excha.ges are eonnplaluung
about being takeu in with big promises l,y
an advertising fakir whose location is
I'eterborough,Unt., and who ruts an alleged
agricultural paper. If they had read the
exposure of this man's northoels w Inch ap
peered in Printers' Ink last year they would
never rive itis annmunitatlons a second
glance.
W'u►:. crop. were goon and the signs
were for a plentemis harvest in 4'awuute "Ir
John McDonald until to claim all the
credit for the 'Tory (lovernnicnt, and his
followers used to entiru•se the sentiment.
The Hamilton Spectator is the only 'Tory
paper that has been silly enough to make
the cIauu this season, and t px..plc who
live under the shadow of the Mountain are
laughing at it,
Tut. Empire and its satellite" are very
anxious to have the I.Irllt. •govern r of (jue-
1ee call upon Premier Mini mit w etplain
the I' %. tr4oscam laloat lefactonly or resign.
%V.. IIIink t Idea • );4881 011e, and approve.
of itis rndaion than the 4 .overnor general
call 1118011 Premier Alas err u, clean up the
I.t.e.gv 1. - H.U:4;.tRT l 'll tvitt%1 • Hoe thou.
Castle end other scandals or retire. Sauce
for the goatse ought to be sauce for the gen.
der. "Turn the rascals out ought not to he
acne -sired warerv.
NA i'i Nf AXI, JI(IJ.VC,
Some t fine since Prem Ger A I: t1 err made
a guo.Iy goody speech in the Senate with
reference to the disclosures of conniption
naw before' Parliament, and The 'funntu
Empire has been so uekled with the
eentimeuta expressed fry the leader of the
Government that it has embalmed it in
bold type at the Ipa.1 sod its editorial
column, next to reading n4314cr. The
expressed opinion of Premier .t*4:' Y is a
very nice Meet• of verbiage, an.I if it were
tamed out would greatly benefit pubh.•
merrier in this country : but we fear it was
uttered ei that t he editorial columna of The
Bmpir. would 11• en,l.elti.hed, and not for
any practical purpose. Following is the
citation from Hon. 711r. Asti i ITT:
" 1 world ask the lion. gentlemen op.
petite to pun with uA 11 trying to 60.1 out
what the facts are abut this alleged
rascality. We ask them to give 118 the
benefit of their experience In this enquiry.
to araist us in aedxrtaming the facts and
placing them before the public, in order
that they may be dealt with properly, and
if funnel guilty that summary vengeance
may he exercised upon those who are ("ono
guilty of appropriating public money
stealing be they high or low. THAT IS
THE (►ETF:RMIN.ATI4,N OF THIN.tN"-
F:KNYENT and this sidle of the House,
and 1 appeal to my hon. friends opposite
to assist us in an enquiry of a precisely
similar kind to that which is proceeding in
another plan on • Ruttiest which is legiti-
tnat8l)• le'fere u•, and help 118 to prole that
enquiry to the bottom and d then join ua in
punishing the guilty afterwanla. '
Bravo wane, we admit ; and worse
which, of honestly followed out, we believe
the country ntry would uphold *nil endorse in
even. reepeet. But do they not sem sadly
out of peer in the mouth .1 the leader ..f a
Government whose colleagues and sap
porters are stopping at nothing to Burke
•Ip enquiry Into the printing bureau rasm,ali
tow, the H 80...ART rmm,.rwlitiea, and
other scandalous transactions by Min-
isters of the /'man "'Premier Antonio
wants to " turn the meals nut," and
Finale, Minister Frierrk and others are
emirs%tieing to keep the reseals In.
The nominal leader of the Government
should either lead the procession on the
lines .11 public morality which he ha said
down, or haul dawn his sal in The Em
pea. editorial column.
.1 I1.1 VI:ER(4f1s PRA( 7'!''R.
A dissolute father is Chicago is nevem
sibk for the fart that Lto»A.n TrmM,R,
of 1'hieagn, aged two rani, is • eo.firmied
smoker M111ee 411* lab, was two months
aid
the nalalwral fetter h.s hewn in the
ballft ell Otte' it the pipe regularly, .ad
Last tan cries ler it ears than he does
.s.e.ee..1.;s. .-
.ourish.tesl. sad wea't . ,
are -
The remelt is that tb..MM 4 Y a 1
feeble tvnd►tias, already .siring from
acute ulootute poisoning end haring whet
is known to physacute es the . toha000
heart." Hu'eys and brats ars also
effected.
YI r'l.y■ but little intelligence
now, and heightens up only when Ho pipe
is placed before hie eyes. Doctors express
doubts as to whether the little vie,-tim can
live long.
'Thera u a warning right here for every
parent that it would be well for many to think
out. Nosemas lostances are on mooed
when fathers and there without being
drunkards are in the habit of regularly
noising " toddy " and drinking at 4n the
presence of small children. Not only that,
lout when the bright eyed youngsters gaze
upon the parents upping the " toddy " as
if it were nectar the tendency'( a for theta
to wish to hair some. A glen o1 grog for
a little one would be out of the minds of
may father or mother not greatly addicted
u, the dram, but it Is • common practice
for parents, foolishly good-natured, to let
the little .one hair what remains In the
glass, which Is usually well -sugared Mud
palatable.
The baneful effects of such a practice are
fully as pregnant of evil in the acquiring of
the honor haunt Ly children as Inas been the
result of the tobacco habit in the case of
little 1.1.1. vee T1 ex 1:11,11/101 the after ,'nse-
wieners are often even more serious to the
welfare of the children.
The neon' is that parents should under
no 12rcutnatan e a contriloute w any way
toward the acquiring of • dom.:emus habit
by children.
IT WILL. APPEAR NEXT WEEK.
Al expsure of the mural pestilence that
prevails on the South Il, far)', and a de-
tailed account of (low it is winked at by
the 1,8x1 authorities reached us to, late for
publication this week. It will appear in
our neat. The churt•hes and the W. ('. T.
C , rind the other acknowledge.l moral 'a-
thletic s seem to he powerless to wipe the
•ll,I. race out. Tilt S,..'.ti, will now take
. hound in the gone. •
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
o I',Ws among Fe, taloa' .ofra.
As' faith he'll punt it.
Trs Fear's Stieky Fly Paper -
Catch rn,alit•eandhuld'emfast. Only S cents.
It does no mood to take a stand and then ran
otf with it. but a piclure.by Oeo. Stewart le
always an enduring treasure.
Aiwa of things tonged for by men have no
existence. but this cannot be said of the ele-
gant and stylish 411111 which catch the eyes of
every ratan who lasses F. J. Paid ham's clothing
spur?,
The crusty old bachelor ha. few crumbs of
cum/ort, out • well -taken photo by Sallows
will 'bring joy even to the bachelor's heart.
Pictures also framed at moderate rates and on
short notice.
The grass -widow is now in the hay -day of her
rnticeetr at the Summer snorts, and the beaux
of tioterich who want to show to ad ventage
arenure tort their genti furnishings at A.
K. l'ridharus.
since the Gurney Co. went out of the store
combination. other dealers are trying to get
then. ha..k, but they are determined to gine
the people low price* for some tirme. Their
agent herr, Aleck Saunders. has reduced
stoves from two to four dollars each. See his
advertisement on page 7.
The Turf Association will
hull its annual races in the driving park ..n
Tuesday. Aug. 25th. The stores will Ire
chisel from 7 to 5 ,•. w., and • goal half
day's sport is Iluru14e1.
STK 8. H v.'• Fitt T4.r. HEATKR, 1►. K.
Stlwchim is ('11,rtrnctmg one of his improved
hot water furnaces for exhibition at the in-
dustrial Fair t, hr held in Toronto next
month. \Vhllr there he will place one of
his heaters 41'1 residence in the I jueen City,
and before returning to 4colerich will also
till an order to hate ..44e set up in a Hamid
ton residence,
A PRorl.ltic store r o► 1)18K.1•1:. It Is
831.1 that the fumes of keniewne, when the
lamp is turned doe n. are liable to cause
diphtheria. The N,•sv Turk hoard of health,
a few years ago. decided that to thi. nein
than any outer cause the prevalence of this
disease WWI to he attributed. A turned down
kerosene lamp is a magazine of deadly gas
that the healthiest lungs cannot Iso exposed
to with safety.
Gorse T" H tun.To.. 1ViIbam Swanson
ha,we imderotantf,purchased a half•intereet
in a large and well established hardware
business in Hamilton, and enteral upon
his duties as joint proprietor:on the 10th
rout. Mr. Swanson Is a pushing and rner
genic besmear man with an extended ex-
perience in the hardware btsiner, sad will
prove a valuable acquisition M the business
men of the Ambitious Pity. THE SI.:. A,.
writhes 1 - every success in his new sphere.
III KV .11.4. LIKE/ 4Klit I. 341,441.1M1. am.1 Mr..
Rohl. Breckenridge, of Norwich, Conn.,
were visiting relatives in l:o4egch and
vt.tnIty last week. Mr. Breckenridge us a
brother of .Bohn and .lances Breckenridge,
whom he had not seen for thirty-two years.
He was delighted with the hearty of the
town and the progress it hail made since
he last maw it. He attended the recent
A. K. meeting at lIetmit: He wa through
the American war and receives a pension.
Though loyal to his adopted country he
still cherishes many plea..nt memories of
4 o,Ienrh.
How t„ Sri, • ST 8 M I'14 The Postoffice
i►epartmomt 'takes a simple but practical
suggestion t, the public relative to the
cn,patnta that postage stan.ps will not
adhere t, letters and packages. 4'obi
plaints are male that the stamps lave not
sufficient mneilave upon then,, hut it is
supeetel that too much is taken off in the
process of wet tinv them. It is, therefore,
suggested by the departmental officials that,
neatest' of the stamps being moistened, the
envelopes or packages he wetted, and the
stamp. then affixed. it is thought all cause
of emiiplaint will he removed if thia plan lie
followed.
A 4rRK Ririe Tr S.'.x ranee The nun who
larefully looks after his liminess, keep.
tlerviiwhle gnn.lsand noontent with reason -
•Me profits ham but to keep his good tram*
MA AIM gtwdl (prowls before the public,
through the agency of newspaper ulvertis
Mg. and he will have little to fear from
competitors in hemmer Rot he may roll
he apprehenewe of the future if he simply
trans' to the past history of him Moet. to
keep and extend his trade. 1n thew days
of publicity and progress, bovines eminent
hen doer* in that way. The most sne•oeadul
Iwai.... mom Ieday are tLe meet p0rwietwn4
sdvsrti.afa
v
ares took the irwrde out sad heck. ills
host ..d hartamm were ~dad is their ast-
log, .ad soda all feel at hums. The G1&t
ileal, artist and other fries& iereished
the mune. Th. Ladies!' Aid tender tiles
clear heartiest Umiak* for she kelp..GEM
onstly
-
oiently gives. Proceeds /Bk.
I rrany ExnwiTlu..- The Detroit Inter-
netto.al Fair a.d Kzpaartaun will open its
Hurd annual exhibittoe August 96th, end
clow Septeuuber 416, I4 buildings are the
largest, and its ground. the must beautdul,
of any fair In the world, and 14 great fun
of 1/189 anal 1810 were the beet and most
successful. Thu your pts attractions are 1(111
greatet. In addition to the grunt features
of previous years will be r nix meeting up•
..t. the elegant track in the Kxpasitlon
l;roun.h, for which $10,000 in regular pur-
ees, and $9,500 in special purees hos been
appropriated. These races will include trot-
ting, p.tiug, roaming and hurdle.
Hi I4.8 101111. F'w..T. It gives us pisa-
ure to learn from, The Kontre.l gazette
that at the recent elections of physicians
and surgeons ,u connection with \loutreal
general Hospital two former residents of
Huron weer auecerful by large majorities.
Ih..1. A. Hutchison, eon of our tuwuenan,
Y. Hutchison, was elected to the poetical
of assistant surgeon awl Ih. Jas. Stewart,
formerly of Ilruceffedd, was appointed at-
tending physician. Tut 51041.81. eoongretu-
Gtra the two forulor Huronits upon their
elect and hops they will long be spored
to do their hest towards alkv4llug 111.11111.11
suffering.
Vt.T.•hl % .TRKET (.'HI'R. H I'%PintAoa- -
At a meeting of the ppaatnean.ge trustee
hoard of the 1 tctoria-st. Methodist church
on Tuesday evening last it was resolved that
a suitable building bre purchased for • per•
swage, and • committer was appointed to
take the necessary steps to tial • building
suitable for the purpose and report at a
aubse queut meeting. It is believed that the
time is opportune when this church should
pones' a parsonage in O4 own right.
The enterprise being a lendable one, we
bespeak for it the co-operation of all. The
&committee is prepared to receive offers for
the lowest soh purchase of much a building.
Nee edvrrttsentent on page 4.
Tt1r Bi.., Ku. W ilEkI-- The London bi-
cycle club bicycled into 4 :uderich shortly al-
ter men on Sunday, entering by the way of
Hayfield ram$. They stopped at the Itritiak,
where they were quartered .curing their
stay, and were soon enjoying a well de-
served rest. Shortly after their arrival they
received an invitation to attend divine ser-
vice at Knox church, an invitation that
was waxpPted by a number of the cycler*.
On Moud ey morning en early parade took
Phues. e, \ir. and AlIamb, on their gaiety,
endingK. Sallow., the photo, being in, hand
the wheelanten firmed up in front of the
Kritish, and were duly taken. ('beers were
given for payor Butler, the 4;ookrieh hie)
clista, the British, the owner of THE Si,,. 11.,
the ladies of 4 .oderich, and the Albion. At
9 toe. the club wheeled out of town and
ceee.1e! by way of Clinton, Seaforth anti
Mrc,itchell to Stratford, from which city they
took tram for Sarnia. ,1 few of the mem-
bers who could not find time for the whole
journey took the early train for home and
others the afternoon one. When wheeling
into Itaytield on Simla) monung a borne
took fright and so or•..wded the team as to
cause serious damage to three mechines,the
owners being thereby prevented front pro•
ceefingtu Galerieh. The names and real
dencesof the visiting cyclists are:.(. A. Tune,
C. E. Ellis, W. E. Mullins, ('has. Brown, Jas.
Lamb and wife, 1V. Wigmore, W..1. Wig-
more, W. H. Irvine, S. Colwell. W. Ar-
digh, .1. O. iliggins, 11'. Gra , %V. Parkin-
son, .1. Milne, A. Milne, of London : 4 1'.
Sharkey, Toronto : F. Skerritt, Hamilton ;
t .. Ramsey, St. \laryr; Alf. Jury, Ing. r
Moll.
Till. 4 •st►:.%y1:+T 1 rr. From all quarters
appllcatiots for space at the f0rtheorntng
great Industrial Fair to he held at 'Toronto
from the 7th to the 19th of Se ember are
being sent in by every mail. it is now an
aesurml fact that Canada's 4 Farr will
this fall uutrival any of Its predecessors.
Never before were there so many entries
from the United States, and mn no former
oras has such widespread interest Leen
uanifrrted in its soccer. Not wit hstan tng
the faet that new 'mil.lingm have been
erected and oia coves enlarge.) ,luring the
past Summer. sufficient entries have been
received to almost till them. Even Great
Britain is beginning to reek., that it pays
to bring eta manufactures before the people
01 Canada. :11 at no place can the) be seen
l.y en many, and several .1 the 'reading
manufacturers of England have applied for
space durin • the past couple or three weeks
at this exhibition. The railway and steam-
boat companies have this year notified the
Asoeuitlon of their intention to give ex-
tremely low rates during its progress. A
new line of railway into the grounds will
enable ovhilntun of live stock on both the
great railways to unload withine few yenta
of the stock sheds. It is wonderful the
emcees that has attended (hie really great
enterprise since its inception fourteen years
fog.
1, Tout it may mumble 41e anmuntail
by anyone who will take the trouble to
evanune the prize list. No leas than four-
tathaof the many thousands of dollars din
triluted annually go to the termer and
stock raiser, and while no other industry is
slighted this greatest one receives the lion's
share, and justly so. The farming corm
mun.ty appreciate thin and by their pros
ride at 1'antada's gfn'eat gathering every year
melon* the actin of the Association.
While the farmer visiting the Exhibition
cannot turn in any direction without seeing
something to instruct him, he finds more
than that. No pains have been spared to
interest and armee visitors every minute of
the day. Manager Thayer, of Boston, a
matt whose reputation in his particular line
is continental, has this year added his vast
experience in assisting to nl•ke the amuse
menta eclipse anything that has ever pre-
cwlel them. Then again the wianlrt, the
merhantc and the artist will find in the
various departments something of special
vats to then). When it is rrnenihered
that over a .grunter Of a miWOK people from
all parts .d 4'anada and the adjoining States
viaite.1 the Toronto Fair 1.1* year, one man
readily form an opinion o: its gigantic pro-
portions and its imprtases and value to
the .country at large.
TEACHERS' CERTIFICATES.
Time Uel of auew.aful laadldalees al the
Merest at ions.
Following are the suor•esfnl candidates
who amt. in Hunan at the mi,anmmer
examinations
titin RIr11.
Primary S. 8.11, E. Ruelwrn, A. Chris
Wien, A. ()alto, (1. IWrnin, M. Halliday,
R Hamlin, A .Irises, M. he Towrel, A.
Moir, H. Me Ewan, J. McKay, R. Robert -
OM, F. Rots ors, H. Thrmryrns, R. Wil•
Items.
.lunirr Leeriest M. Blair, (' Fisher, 4',
belay, A. Johnston, M. A..lnhnetsi., H
Hal
see meseweor-'dJRrasrse -Jenne Gni eras • 16" . K hunky.$, 1111. 11"4ee4996, 1f.
The awn mew hold at (Geo (:mows M teal Marl chaetae, .1. McDonald, A. McNeil. A.
Ladies' Aid of Viesora sk. Methodiet church pblrlllnn M M. Mch•dr, R O'Reilly. M-
Th y Ives wee • A0,101e41 a urvess_ t _ A fWlwn, R Soo g, K.
t .i wet ev, lT,M,
`'0. -fly rolled hy tis y*uog -
Gln ti Mews, k
M. Cooper, A. Ksaery, J. lirrat l usrr7 ,,
J. eldswartk, R Kiaan,an, A. ldcl. std
(Jeered is Letia),A. Mollow•U,A. McEwen,
L Melrouhlia, N. Medd, A. Mo.we, J.
Mwtanl, Y. Porterfield, H. RwbuU, W.
Seen, K. IHevenson, A. Taylor, K. Thump -
sen, L Wild.
Junior Leaving J. 4:rant, J. Henry, K
Jervis, J. Lindsay, C. McFadden, W'. Mc-
1AMtald (passed in French), B Stumehoums,
M Whitmore.
Senior Learing --W. M.udnue, A. Mo.
lntosh, A. Styles.
e1An4.T41.
Printery- F. Bethune, It. raping, ('.
l'larkaun..1. ( Unease W. Connor, O. Fos
ter, W. elenunel, 0. (.ruff, .1. Kirkley, A.
Met:regur, M. Smillie, l'. Willis.
Junior Leering H. Beattie !Famed to
Lentil, E. Elliott, M. Fulford, W. Howarth,
L Kinney M. MacKay, A. Mul:regur, W.
Rea, W. Robinson, M. $impsue, !l Smillie,
K. Stewart, M Tiernau.
etinior laving 1. Karr, E. Hills, E.
Smith.
Matriculation ---F. ('Iarkeoe (ps.ed t.
(.ruek.l
PUBLIC SCHOOL WORK.
she Mg* *rimed Entrance .ad Ibe Pablo-
, 1eh..1 teen% tag examitssin so.
Following is the list of literature melee
tions for the high school entrance exatn,us
time ot 1892
Lemon IV. The Little Midshipmen.
" VII. - -Boadicea.
" XIV. Lament of the Irish Emig
rant.
XVI. -The Humble Bee.
XXI. -(Kt in the Stilly Night.
XXII. --'Tu the (rat Rave of Sum-
mer.
XXXIV. ---1►eath of Little Ne1L
XXXVII. The hell of Atri.
XLL -Making Maple Sugar.
XLIX. The Mound Builders.
L The Prairies.
LXXIX. The Capture of Quebec.
1.X X X. - Waterloo.
I.XXXIII. The Influence of
Beauty.
" LXXXV.--)larnuon and Iklttglaa.
" XC--Misley
mustr*Ione pest M►:Vl1K11.1T1. I..
Lama XIII. -Tie Hells of Shando,n
• XXXI.-Te Mary in Heaven.
" XL. -Wag 1hit, Wild Bella.
" XLIL-Lady flare.
" XLVL-Lead, Kindly Light.
" LXVi.-Before Sedan.
i' LXXIII,-The 'Three Fishers.
" XCIX.---The Forsaken Mennen.
" CIA.-. To a Skylark.
" (.T. --Elegy Written in a Country
('hurchy d.
The copy book to be presented to the
examiner by entrance candidate* is No. 6
(senior fourth) of the authorized aeries.
re Bur 40'111111 1.1C 88 114. 418AMI]ATI01.
66
64
64
64
(1l 'i'11ere shall be a uniform public ached
leaving examination, t., he held at game
time and place as the high school entrance
examination is held.
42i Examination papers shall he sub
witted by the Education 1/e ;tient o
the course prexnLed for the fifth form of
the public schools, an option being allowed
between agriculture and book keeping.
13) No pupil who has not p...e.i the
entrance 0811111. to high schools shall he
eligible to write at this examination.
.4). The questions stall be of • lees
difficult chaeacter than those given at the
high school primary e.annination.
i51 The value of each paper shall he as
follows
English grammar .. . 150
English eotnpreition And prose literature.150
PdetIcal literature .
. ....150
History and geography .... 1li0
.arithmetic and memsuratias 150
Agriculture 100
I1ook-keepiieg 100
1)rawin
Heading .100
('amhdats who make one-third in each
subject and 50 per cent. on the whole will
be awarded a leaving certificate signed by
the Minster of Education and the chair-
man of the lined'( txaminers.
61 In drawing, candidates shall subse t,
at leant, two books of the drawing course
pre. riled tor the 1'. forst, and In book-
keeping three sets, each of at least fifteen
froob,cap pages or the equivalent there.if,
and each comprising the necessary Mirka of
original entry, with ledger and bill -hook.
The sets shall ,'rt.ist of two to single entry
and one in double entry The drawing
books and hook -keeping books shall be
certified by the teacher as being the work
of the cadkdau.
(7) 4e the 100 marks for each of i 11 hook
keeping, 421 drawing, 50 will 1.e signed to
the paper on the subject and 50 may be
awanled by the examiners for the work
done in the kooks.
(81 A paper will le set in temperance
and hygiene valued at 100 marks as •brio•
No allow-•n.e will 1.. mark in this subject
unlearn the candidate makes at least one.
thiol of the narks obtainable.
Algebra, geometry, botany and physics
are optional subjects of study for the fifth
form 111 public schools and should he taken
up only when in the opinion of the inspector
and trustees the circunuteneoms of the arhonl
permit of their (wring thoroughly taught
without injury to the other chimes.
The curricula for the high school entrance
and public Scheel leaving examinations are
not yet toady for disenlrution by the F'wluca-
tion Department.
TO ADVRiRTIa*RA.
Notice of changes must be left at this
Omoe not later than Monday
Boon. The Copy for chaagea
est be left not. later than Tame -
day noon. Casual Adverti.maenta
accepted up to noon Thursday of
each weak.
Trwvslllmr Outdo.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Testes arrive rad depart at uoder)ck as fol
lows:
Mail andMAIM
135 p -m.
Melt sod it6 astp .. MBE p.m.
MixedMixed •• •• •• KU ass.
.. ,Tor pet.
• .,.::.:.:: rad e.m
p.a.
rasa.. Vassat.
(100D GENERAL SERVANT
T wasted .t meas., -Apply to MHS. JOHN
T. ACHHSON, 2.111
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED.---
w.gss 4 cwt oe4woe. Ap•
PI, M MWILWC Y, West. 1'J•tf
`,SAN WANTED, -A RESPONSIBLE
competent 4 take rare of hoes
and Apply to 1)R8. SHANNON. &
SHA . ON. --- 11.11
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. --A
housemaid. Oood wages to capable
Carlo Apply to Mitts. ('AYKH(►N, 21 It
For Hire.
FOR RIM -- 4:00D TRAM AND
osttt Ike day or wok : careful tome
ster attend A _teary- rant and hareems,
by day or JOHN 8. PL Art 14 4*
Wanted.
W AMID. -300 CURDS OF GOOD
wood. I feet long. free from back logs
and limb.suitable for City Coal and Wood
Yard. Will buy delivered is yard herr or at
alum p. JOHN S. PLATT. Residence- Tr*
(algae street- opposite Huehanan t Son's
office.
H(TSE WA NTED. - I ►FFERS N' ILL
be received by the undersigned cNp ,
mutter personae? trustee board for the lotsfest
Dash purchase of • suitable house and lot.
with stable. fur • personae.... near or 44nrrn-
,ent to Victoria street Methodist church.
REV. DR. STRU N { MAN. Chairman H
HALE. JNO, RILLIiRJSAAC F1 SH Kit. 22-21
Artl.Iss for MM
BEA UTI L LIIIIOF PRANG'$
11
an studies for water esters. The finest
goods ever sold in Goderiek. Studies also
rented for cooyin t (frac a framing a spec.
felt), SMITH a Bmsaar and Furniture store.
FOR SALE. -1 HAVE ABOUT 20
eordaof building stone- mostly all ,luar-
red . can deliver to any pan of town ea sent
not los. JOHN S. PLATT. 11,t
QHIW(ILIS.-XX. CEDAR, AT $1.16
n squire. par squarXXX. cedar. al cedar. XX peri s4 uarLO e,
JOS. K[DD• ea
FOR SALE --A SEWiNO MACHi\E
in good order (Royal, with four drawers
and Leaf : cost $4 , will .ell for *15. Address
K. M, 'knot/lee. tilt
QBINOLES, XX.. PINK -A SPLEN -
kr did thick ehi.gle. N lack, at i1.1a per
.♦near. JOr1 KIDr . 1111
LIME FOR SALE.-(Rg)D FRESH
Reset a (Ite em kilo.X.U8AXCNLKIt.the e
At Exeter on Sunday morning .1 2.0.5 fire
was discoverer) burning through the tack
part of W. F:. 1'ouchennur's drug atom,
oppeite the Central hotel. The fire soon
sprcw1 to Lutz's drug more and then to
's'illum Fonar,$ a tin shop. It was feared
• (age porton of the Neiman part of the
village wool.' he hurried, hat by the moble
exertions of the tire company .net ensile of
the citizens the fire was confine.) to the
three building*, which were totally destroy-
ed, with only a part of the contents saved.
The hUaditlgs and dock were iusnred. The
origin of the fire is a mystery, hut it is
thought there was fool play, as there
had been no fire in any of them atter 6
o'clock.
_ LAMY NOtioo&
UTA RIO STATUTES. -NOTICE
for•si hereby1M1 r haes ve beeat n outwit) Minutes
by the
■adoereIgned. and aro now ready for delivery
to nsagetrateeamet all ethers Anis qualified to
rwrave the salsa iRA !Amts. (ter( of the
Peace for Here..
Ealerlob, Asa. 14, 11.1. nit
HIRE'S
ROOT SEER.
A lie make' i Wham of not 41ser. o
mMe
.ltemperance beverage.
CEDAR SHINGLES. -I HAVE
still on fond • quantity of A I sh!sgp.g,
which I will sell et $lan at mil, W. T. PEL
LOW. Pert Albert Q
volt SALE. -TWO IR 10. CAST
L curd io i in. face. 111.10 is bore• or can
sow be sold at a reasolargenable shaft.
ApppIy $1
1'.. MINA(. Bream Printing Honer. Nonhst.,
044517eh. 0141.
Spoils Ardeles.
NIIWBEED WHEATS, -- EARLY
Rd (lemma and ('ane dian Velvet (Taff,
awe of the west pronlis:ng new wheats in the
Dominion. We rnarantee our stock pure Bed
tree to name. Our stock o1 the first named
variety Is IflsHdd : we would advise all o.-
terd'.ng purchasers to swill ratty. Abu • lame
,'onatp(rtment of sew Timothy Med. RUM
ROW 8, The Seedwna0. - :SUM
=Ouoatisnrl.
(`IODERICH HIGH SCHOOL WILL
`ir re-orien Monday. August 31. The traa-
tees Intents to have the Reboot raised to the
status of a Collegiate Institute With Chia
ob)ecl extensive alterations aad improvements
are being made in the building. and these.
with the large additions to be mode to the
wluipa,ent. will enable the school to do even
better work to the future than: 11 tondos* ,n
yyeeat. For further information aplrlyttto H.
:TSANG, R. A., Head Maurer. s
SiaaloaL
U'U81C CLASS -- THE UNDER -
sed has opened • music clam and Is
prepared to rive pupils instruction on piano or
organ. Leeson,. given at residence either of
pupil or of undersigned. where pupils may
Five one of piano. Also legions In French
will be given. Intending pupils will Penn.
•ppPW;1 at resldesce, sett to Knox church.
rROF. UR PKUI►RY• 21 -It
MUSIC LE880Na-MISS AOGIE
THOMMON b prepared to give music
lessons on the piano or organ. For
St
r.ten Mee let Geo. W. Tho mson's Week
a
IAKE 80017E BOAT HOI'8E,
/ Ooderto4, (hot. Picnic parties Lad
school. can snake special arrangements for use
of boat. and large building on the beech at
very reasonable terns. Atte.tive and erxperl-
etsoed boatmen always on hand. Auperintesd-
ed by ('Ai'T. WM. BARB. Lifeboat t(Itnh s.
•4f
Mashaaisir
qts ODERICH MIIIOHA1fIea' INSTI-
TUT't Lra*ARY AND READiNU-
ROOM, nor. of livor street and Mquars top
stain.
Open from 1 4p.m,, and from 7 to 10 p.m.
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LiBRARY.
Loading Daily, Weekly mad IUwlrated
Papers, Mainneer, sec., ow
KEMMERERIP TICKET. ONLY "Ls",
treating free nee of Library and lteadletlh
Application for membership reecho$ by
Librarian. In room.
KD. BHA RMA N, 0E0. 8T1V1444
Onierice. M Ig6, telary
Rli.dloal.
DRS. SHANNON .! 8HA1,NO1f,
1'h
0 . or.
PrepsM/ ger wE iIIw por mitt
FOIsLm ALi -THAT I.A Reit
Most of Imaaellattetp pablo bears y tit . 4s $
Pin
very dears Weal lea,tW Mint he
sellable for 8uonter
pwrtoloors arteries W it • Ief
VOR
KALE. -A MARKET tiAliptl
twisty
-meal wall f Godwiureodn* 0•,
tortaWprowl of the W. llVbgwt water
OLM. or by le MRI. W. en,
Ku
PROPE1IT! IIO1R' 1 XOHANO;
Neuss. w4b/ te excheage
ppeeooppe ty lam or lalei a $djota!ug, fur Tahoe
or lots oaa
A LICK tld&l: N U iUndar, rytpartculars k
OWL Iv if
VOR RENT. -A NEAT AND qty
1' fortable oottylee n. Hlackaq.. HIM hew
as •e) a of Iaad ; seed bsarine roman of .1
pie. plum and peer trees. arid stall fru::
visa., Hal a mile trues Court House- Testi„
reamssehle, Apply at tbll ogles . 07 tt
L'0R SALE AT A BAkl;,tiN THAI
.1. 000.anudbue bulking ooo- armels, at nt ooru(l4 d a • j.I.,
War. emit F. Ir on sale. Terme easy, A q
by
Ir. 8. eutrr.I , Bromide P. 0.
HOUSE TO RENT -A TWO.rrojy
most how, situated ea Uleaos,er Ter
• Gast
°est wren roamcellar and cGy
Apply tot CAMPAIGNStloder trgig
nto,
HOUSE TO LST. -ON 1'AIiK
street. lately occupied by Ira Tt urine
eight rooms, excellent cellar sad water : son •
garden std stable. ('heap to • deairabk tr,
ant- Apply at 8IUNAL UFFI('K. UH-tt
L-1OR 3AU - THE FOLLuWINI,
r valuable pitopertk t :
(fart of tots 7 and IL, ooncorlon I. K.D. ,(.t
Eel$, 125 •ere•.
The North t of lot '(, ad concession. les.
K a wlnoeh. I W .errs.
Pan of block Y. Colberoe, 10 acres kno.
as the .Arthur F(augherr farm.
The above properties will he sold on tem..
to suit purt ewers. *DOG io
wooMERON, 1:101..fa CAMKRON
Uoelenth.
L'tOR SALE. --MR. WILLIAM M.
I` Lean. from continued lu-heeltb, ellen for
g ale his house and grounds in the town of God,
rich, consisting of s lota.ea which are %tutrt
an elegant std moa comfortable .:aNhy;
boil. built and long occupied by His Hose
Judge S1nclalr, of /laminae. a beautiful ,lar
den, Nantes and all necessary outhouses
appurtenances• the whole ►.r good repair Ad
forming use of the most desirable residenree is
the town of Ooder.ch. For part widen apply
4 Mean, OAHiWNt PKOUDFt1OT. (fade
rice. the veo w%adicNare. ►t tf
FIRST•OLAf$ BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALK ON ST. PATRICK IT.
-Abatis two min.4's walk from the square.
Two stories high, brick addition la the rear
1 8lorcea high., building oorerod with Oleic,
Main building has 3 large room* ea int tat.
uppssttairs there are S large room.. L the rear
addlt ion three are kitchen, pantry.
Uptairs. lore* room and baih
wear• Apply to the underai
give all neoeesary tahlrm entleh
BUON.
Lease saw Eninumaies.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LA ROIL
amount of private and other Naas .t
lNe.t rates on productive town and nit
property. special terms of repayment to pal
the borrower. -No eommlwon. -(call or wilts
II. U. f DHN14TON. Uoaerieb. 29 Ot 1
`1 • R. ROBERTSON, ACCOUNT
ant, Fite, 1Afe and Accident !nor
aloe Agent. UMe - upstairs. opposite Big
W ogee North-eL. Godshall. 71 tt
O. WARD. CONVEYANCER.
• te., sad cosamisiosar Iter taking and re
relying recognisance* of bail, afiids. its or
a4etati.ws, disposition* or solemn doctors
Hasa to or concerning any action, suit or pro
warding is tea High Court of Justice. tie
Court of Appeal for Outarb, or to any 4 oast:
or Divan* Court, A1I trawscdaen ca
eefalty
mid promptly executed. itesideace and p(L
•ddrees- Dasesiasoa. O.1. !r5 tt
Li J. T. NAFTEL, LIFE, FIRE AND
U . Accident Iruuraneo Agent. M,peemest-
Isg North British t Mercantl4 • Liverpool
Loudon & Globe; Norwich Unto.; NorR
American Lite; and Accident Imamate .t
North Amerh•a. Lowest Fates- Learn set
tted promptly. Money 4 (comm on Farm std
Town Prourny. Conveyancing door. Pro -
party valued. etc. Odleo-Caro Nortba►. and
Square. Ooderioh.
00,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CA71I1CRON, H0,ue t CAMEIWN.ONe
35
MONEY TO LEND. -A L A Ito L
amount of Private Finds for Investoren
u lowest rats on 'rst clew Mortgagee. Apply
teOARROW A Noir DIVOT.
ItRADCLIFFE, GENERAL IN -
se -ince. (teat aerate and Mosel
Leaning Agent. Only brei-clas romping,
represented. Money to Lend on strat.Tb
loaas, at the lowest rate of interest gum , is
any way to suit tit oorrower. Ogen- No -
01141 doer host Square. Wert Street. Gad. -
rich. MLitt
Loma.
EN. LEWIS, BARRISTER, PR()C-
. for la Maritime Courts of ')stens.
Oreo---8.wth lblboree ho.el. 1113
ILf 0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER.
171. solicitor. a lmm(mte
ioaer. . Loamoel4ctb.. and real estate treassotba care
fully attended to. Onloe-Cor. Hamilton awl
8t Andrew'se1., Goderich. Ont. enei-l7.
TOON DAVISON, BARRISTER,
ItY Solicitor. Qosveyascar. to ; Money to
4.d. Ores over Perot -0/... Dederick. 1144
C A M P I O N, BARRISTER.
I. Solicitor. Notary Public, et e.
Moe rows
formerly occupied 417 Jodie Doyyle the14!
C. HAY8, SOLICITOR, Ae•
Oe. corner of Square sad Res
tenetnc
, Oodencb, over 4legraph 0114*. Pa -
vats freed. to lead at 6 per end. S!w►
('1 ARROW tf; PROUDFOOT, BAR-
- raters, MNr
ower s• Solicitors. de.. O
rich. J. T (yarrow. W. Proudtoot.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON.
Barristers. !Solicitors 1. Chea er7. k
od
Oench. M. C. Cameron, Q.C.: P. Hou .
Dudley Hoh.r..
Au•tio.ss,SNR.
101IN KNUX, 0111RERAL AC'C-
UHomier sad Lard VMwter, Oediri
..._011t- ao . ng W esssadsesble eiperisece
dischaogowith gtrsd., ha b In a pusll r s
•••••°rRe entrusted
t Meer'ee e, ha
all nes
miston. entrusted 4 him. Orden left sl
Martin's Motel. err eget by nail to his •dd
Dederick P.O., esrwfully attended to. JON2"
KNOX. County Aseith.eor. 117tf
011•11007.
MiCHOLSON, LIKE -DENTAL
. rooms e:ppeelte Ma sew Feat OMs.
W.t•Ilt• Dods4a. D
CANADIAN BAN
HEAD OFFS
ItM M1 MILLION
11. E WALKER,
I GODERIC
A Guam. BAIMCNto Huas.tas TRAP
MAUI. iaat►EO PAYABLE AT Al-. P
GIT1E11 IN TME UNITED STATER G
Swann* BA1
Wows OP OLO0 ANO UPWARDS I
iyOwED. IMTUST AOOIO TO TN
aoyEMeal 1. BAP. EMAIL
Sp,.l&l Atteetless give. to
sad Farmers' Sales Neuss.
..m I>' AS HATTER*."
All the dry goods *nen in tl
town claim that Johnston Care)
Oxf.,nl .hoes spoil the sale of stoc
fog'* Why, says ono of the:
Car,.• , ,hoes never slip on the he
and .Inc pair of stockings wears
long a, three pairs worn in otll
-hoc. Try a pair and be co
LY11ce'ol•
\THAT WE ARE DOING'
W.. carry the largest stock
I.a,t, and shoes in the county.
W. give the largest discount I
cash.
We make the finest ladies' a
gent. ,hoes to order.
V. make ball slippers to ors
of t .4111le goods, silk, etc.
1\-e r. pair goo/(slbought of
Or t I'.ewhere.
1\'.• .,'w all rips free of char
.1uIIN$TON CLR&Y'S.
Hea.l,1uarters for boots. she
trunks and valises, the
Square, (.oderich.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
, .•lu cin lair has gone t. Sarno for a
11!• .1..1 Moore left last week for 4:r
I v anq,
l .•l'.r Marks, of Hayfield, was in tow!
.a•nnlry
M,ea K. Hall spent two days in ('iii
Oil. work.
l''trkcr 1Vtilulro was at Niagara in
pert work
1 1 •utel.n. the apple buyer, spent :
da ni town.
I.ni. 1;..l1•rt..n..4 'Toronto, was in t
tri• p..t *.- k.
?lunlo %1.'le..f. of Seaforth, son Ina t
tau too week.
F. 4 Amp4en returned from his North
tont •m ti•tureay.
Miss I i Rielly kit for Ilaffab on Yon
to visit her sister.
Rev. Mr. Howell was at Grimelly (
the present week.
Frank Humber rstsreed 4 his how
iletnritnn Fritisy.
1. N. have took is Niagara p ole
Lnmshy this weak.
Res Carnegie, of i.ond n, s the gut
Mts. B. Wilkitwn.
?Ila Eva Acheson has begin v'is
menu&, in Wingll.m.
Fad. 4.V idder, of London,
the family residence.
\Ise Rows left town recently on a
to ttntuh Columbia.
Fs* Hathaway and relaid left for h
I:ran tf red, on c'atunay.
Howard ('ox returned 4 Chicago
Thursday of last week.
J. ;del lennott, of Toronto, was cu
friends in town this week.
I. and Mos. Ure have returned
their visit to the Rockies.
111r Minnie I'rwiham rearmed in
vtnst t. Clinton this week.
L '. Van Fgmoed of Sesinlih, w•t
the Bounty town oro F relay.
Mrs. ('has. Newton left on Meter&
Niagara Falls and Grimsby.
Miss .I osis Amason sod M 4s (:rear
"itld Seaforth on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. 1'. Robertson, of
erund, are visiting in tows.
.Ioeeph Whitehead 81d1 wife, of 01
were in town oe Wednesday.
11 r. Fairweather left town on Sat
for • stay at the Point Fern.
Mir Aggie Washington, has rel
from a visit 4 friends in Exeter.
IoM. M. Parke s,nf the Bank of Coen
returned) to !handout on Monday.
Mia Tillie 4;slum returned fres
er Sault Ste. Mane nn `aturday.
Miss Ethel and May Craig re
from Port Huron on Wednesday.
1 F nark, of the Inland Revenger
1tratfonl, was in town this week.
Mur Mollie Christian returned fro
Soo per the Monarch c. Saturday.
Mn. Ther. Mclean .ad children sr
ing Mr. and Mrs. Bert et Selorth.
Mn. Oliver, its Crommein, d (:
visiting her many relatives in trent
Misses Nellie red Peart Strang re
last week from • visit 4 K
Perry W'altes, el 141.tln., spent 1
at the family reid,sos, West ""114 -
Mims F. Williams left on Satan
attend) a moans at the training $.01184
Ira. tie& (Green, of Simone, is
reHatpil11111 Raeford rd sod noirldowbei
Miro indbeispill returned oe ►1,
from • trip to Pert Arthur awl Isola
14
u vilitin
rsbII. Nolle s.
Hotel AseeseimodaVw.
A. P. ilemensm li. all Ymettea4 k
be •Isosr ds, 1be
asio,
ocisgllsltYglllg
•