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THE SIGNAL: GODERICIP ONT., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 1891.
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ifs etintrioni teewapapee M Moron les.ay.
in runt -wow
EVERY Fltll►AY MORNING
33t D. 1t6e.i/LLMi I.
(Moe of Pelee'slion 6 and 10. Nor(b-street,
tiuderioh, th.tarlo.
Terse of sebseriptlen t
One month, in adviser* 1 It
Three &oath., •• !.•t
SixM
(3me yen, •• ••• I ell
If reedit Is awed. the 120011 SW Par :u
will a
AdrersMI.g tale t•
lemeI and other casual advertisements. lar.
per line fur lint insertion, and 3 tents per line
or each subsequent insertion. Measured by
• uoapareil sea/e.
Hwu,rr• earl. of .ix finds and under. (IS per
y.'mr•
Advertisements of list. round, Strayed,
Sit oat vacant, Situations Wanted &rod)
Hu•inrw chemise Wanted, out exceeding 6
Ilo.. uuuland'. 11 per month.
House oa gale and !'ares on sale. not to
roots' r lone., $l for first moot h. 3u, pd r sub-
sequent month, Luker ad, is. in proportion.
Any special noU••.•. this ofge•s of which is to
promote the pe•umiary ts•nrllt of any indi-
vidual or company. to l..• considered an ad
vertim•mrnt and clout l accordingly.
Loral not In mu1F1,ar.•iI ty Pe one cent per
word. no Dont-mime oh.,. 3x•.
Ino•al A011000 in ordinary reading type two
rents per word. No notice for lens than •x
Notices for chnr•h•s and other religiose and
heroes°lent institutions half rate.
r'et..seressl teat earl Ad. eM l.eme.t..
A livatr.l number of displayed advertise
meats will 1.e inserted at the JoUowing rote :
1'er Inch. one insertion. ... .g0 W
four insertions
., -- - 100
Three mouths ... 2 el
" six n •1.s ............ . 3 OU
one year ... W
Xe ad rt.srniral lee. than •We inches' in
leuuth wi he calculated on above breis
per ant. discount allowed for cash payments
on three months' contract ; to per cent. on six
months'. .nd t* per cent. on a year's. These
conditions will be strictly enforced.
Abash ,. The Masai" belt vet y.
Suh.eribrn who Psi1 to receive THE Kw.st.
regularly-. either b earner or by nail. will
confer • favor by acgOaint,ng us of the fact at
as early a dates PossiI0ble.
Leek a1 3..r Label.
Your label is a standing receipt of the date
to which you are trod up. glee That it is not
allowed to fall into arrear.
When a than..• of address is desired. both
the old and tilt' new address sheold be given.
Rejected manuscripts cannot be re(urned.
Correspondence roust be written on one side
of piper only.
YeblMber. %.tier.
J. I'. le Touzrl, of Ooderich, hat been ap
printed hocal'rr.erlling Agent fur the town
ships o.f Oolcrich, Colborne, Ashfield and Wa-
wano.h.
Local p..uuastersover the district are also
emtower.-ed to receive subscriptions to Tot:
stu.AL
All communications roust lie addressed to
D, McGILLICCDDT.
THE Si xaL.
r.tephone ('all Ile Goderleb. lint.
Goll kItll'H. ITRID.\Y. 8KPT. 11- nal.
SIGNAL SNAP SHOTS.
Wr1.1..IIr. T. rr►:K,.who ate the "ruined
gamesters Low
Now that the-\dnttrante Lynch, the
3. ,verlment torpedo boat in 1'hih, ha+
surrenderI. it is hardly correct to say that
lynch law prevails. -
Soso. pe plc will palmist in ctlbng the
Prettier the Hon. Motor R 511111. It In
DO woudrr the nl.l Sinaloa, shout " Hare,
hare. when h_ Tpeaks. '
St. t 1-tnc tunnel has jolt been com-
pleted 111 tune. The r•xdelus from 1'ana4*
still continues at the rate of 1,300.000 in
ten wars under Tory misrule.
Tilt: Myth Standard has entered its
fourth year, and is •'creditable sheet Ler
Its opportunities. It 'has been considerably
unproved under the peseta nunegenient.
1 . T it clout time that a dozen Tory
members at (h terra got 1 heir eyes opened tit
such an extent that they could neo• theft
std fraud ,.,nag from the departmental
dept h+at. It taws.
-..l greet i Bay; 'theta, Mee amen return
will neck.• good Sunday reading. The
Honk 01 N withers. See?
Jones; You're a little out, Swltn old
lellor►. 1t', the hook of Exodw this tin*.
AR.ot-il'. tug is prohibited from going
through the bias of canals for fear it use)
be steamed aeons, to the l'eated States and
out of iur.s.lict,a.. This Coir eminent pro
hiLstiunn can be pops srly rendered '• not
for Jot."
I h r. of Mr. II'...'HR ,,.K•; favorite poems
is euppt.Yl to be " 1 Stever) on the Brings at
Midnight." A stand on the !midge in East
Nurthnml.rrlend is worth from $150 to t\ 200
to the 'Tory memler and his executive
cometh tee.
Tilt. I lntano l:overatuent hs issued an
interesting and instruct ive bulletin on rc-
p>rrnnrnt+with Fall wheat at this Etter]
mental Fern. at Guelph. I'rogre.atve far
mere should write to the lepertt,ent for
a imp), which is for freedl.tnhutesse
MIS. ('it trt.r.ol• is conducting hie ow -n de
fence in the Printing Itureau sandal with
greet abdi3 . The Secretary of State Ito
his faults, but he is a most interesting figure
and dashes kern of wit and shrewd of
speech at crated limes. He is • game bird
in !natty respect*.
Tilt Ottawa Frac Proms has discovered
the nadir of meanness. It says "Taking
a hire anti sew frnn a poor man as pay-
ment for appeinhng Ino keeper of a canal
Ixedge teabut the meanest pier of bust -
nese. In which even a Terry nutter of
Parh.nernt has been detected."
Tut. I.oeernment'a proposal to allow the
Iwtle,rtaiion of live cattle from the United
state. to Ire slaughtered in Canaria has
sinned on silver's agitation among those in-
tereetel in the cattle trade, who claim that
the carrying out of the proposal would
probably lead In the withdrawal of the ed.
vantages which I'enad,an cattle, on sorriest
d their freelonn from disease, are allowed
do Rntain over cattle from the United
YtWe e. Th. Tory- papers an trying to m.h,
point out of the diarmeston which has
&dean over the mater against the prliey of
gt>Reetr Bled reciprocity, Mating that the
rush of that policy we.M he the ins
owdiate renewal of the disarimiaatioe ie
laver ttf Olasdlia linitis. ft Ade •ere
o.r,t ?etob:s;saittrma .o:
true, would the calla not 1w the rune with
the euuser,*tlse
natural products'
with unrestricted
able to keep out d
flee trade F:ugl.ud
cattle -rowers end
uouutry have no
Liberal policy will
policy of reciprocity lis
Moreover, H Canada
reciprocity will not be
swaged cattle, how dos
manage to do It • The
rattle -dealers of this
cars to fear that the
in any way injure their
trail...
Ulf 1VHKKK, OH %%'HERE, KT('.
(►h where• oh where are those nomogram
t th where, c.it where .alt they Ire
Nearly a million arrival in ten hears
Yet nary a one can eve are,
Ter. Tories are promising a large measure
f reCoustruction of the Cabinet immediate-
ly after recess. If all the besmirched Mtn
inter* hase to, retire the Cabinet which will
meet the next Hous.• wall n , more resemble
the I.overnuwnt that clallepgel the vote at
the polls on March 5th thou a freckley
mulatto does a pink -eyed Alban°. In fact,
the present 3 overu,,ent b lot what the
people of Car -tale vonselerel in March Iasi
It should go to the people for endoraemeut.
\ud reetesttucUon only means a further
drift lydwn the -1 of March 5th.
1'.pLK the extravagant and dishonest
.dmin'•enuon of the Tories ('anaduns
Tuve been fleeting the country at the rate of
130,000 a year for the peat ten years ac-
cording to statistics furnished by the Gov•
rrnment and its organs. The It antrum'
I.uv erluncut is .end'elg men fru ('•nada in-
t., the Stat.•s, but they will not try toculti-
vate reciprocity whereby- we may keep our
tt n and send in horses, sheep, barley, eggs
end agricultural produce generally. Under
. Liberal a.humstretion an eNbrt would be
mode to keep our ten awl export our
produce.
18 118 PAW FOR IT
11 -hen the woman who keeps the brothel
at the South Find became aware of the fact,
that Tit i. St.: a et. intended to direct attention
to her den she a reported to have said,
•• %That kind of a mac is the editor for
buying purposes" 11'oubd $50 or $100 be of
any use to get his influence'"
She was assured, we are informed, that
Tux SP..At.', opinions were unpnurcharble,
and at once ceailed to look to that quarter
for a defence.
Rut • defence has appeared in an alleged
Hewsprper of this town, an.l as it does not
appear over a signature, and, although pur-
porting
utpotting to be an editorial, does not appear
of the editorial page. it looks as if the
"lady\tnown ss Mins Maud Hamilton, who
it is alleged keeps a house of infante on the
South Boundary of the town, ----as The Star
pat it last week -has succeeded in " *ee-
tax" one editor of the town, and having her
es.m.advo;ated. On no other hypothesis
Ons thwactiou of our contentp...:ary in t•
Ilia issue issue In• construed, timing an insane
desire to thwart the end. of decency and
morality by taking reception to the Burse
of THE 511.4 u. in its endeavor to purge the
town of the iniquity which exists.
The '•defence- appeared at t he head of a
colutmt, next to regular readying natter,
which is always looked upon all "preferred
space," and tarot people will have an idea of
what that means. It was it regu!:ar harlot's
tiefenrt, to effort toeing made to rebut the
evidence which was subenttt, 1 by 'Inn. St.••
sv u. s a reason why the authorities should
act, lout the to quasi ;e argument was used
with regard to another questionable resort
in town, and the Plea was advanced) that
Tut. St....t1. should have taken action
against all aiel +nndry.
S., we die Our crusade is against every -
deli in town, and we want the assrtanoe of
every respectable nun and wrn1.. 1 in town
in our etfurts to force the authorities t..
act.
Kut first, The Nor, in its defence of the
lady " on the South RreoelerroltarETti to
Sib•. u. had to right to take public coves
*lice of this dem. 11'hy, pray' le it not
the duty of every public jourrld to en.l••a
vnr a.. lust it can to .e:t fy public abuses
of old kinds ` It it not a fact that during
the putt week or two one of the leading
1..Iser% ative newspapers of Canada has
leer a aging a war against this street immor-
ality of Toronto` Is it not a feet that 1 he
Star itself has endeavorel,es hent it o,uld
although poorly, ee adhnit to deal with
the vier an.l crimes that come before our
.o1111. . Is it not a fact that the bounden
ditty of a public journal is 0. work for the
greatest possible g' '.l i a the interest of
the public'.
Kut The Star says, the first intimation of
the evil wail got by many .1 the people of
the town from the columns of Tin- SI... At.
Supp,st•,for the sake of argument,ere admit
that view of the case, what does it prove
It merely goes to &how that vice was
flourishing triumphantly in our midst, end
that no one was honest enough to round
the alarm until Tut: Su:x ti. came forward
and denounced) the alononation. It was
right that the public should lie awakened
from ire lethargy- and s.•queintel of the
Vale as Ohre- existed.
len...rimte is not innocence. if it were so
there would lie justification f .r The Star on
the present issue and on many other counts,
Rut The Star tweet not worry about the
effect of the exposure upon the rs.b•n of
Tlr►: Sp.. t.. They who sulacribe for THE
5l.•. it are amongst the hest people of the
tnwn and country In this section, of all
ehadlee oil politics, tric011 and creeds, and
they have confidence in THE S....e,., know
Ing that it hu onleoi.. interest tnseeee,end
that the public gooey. They ere not afraid to
hare It read in their faintly circles, because
they know 1rvorn an experience of years that
the togs 1* pure, and the arse of morality
is always paramount in eta eolumis. Along
this line the ,ours. of Tea St.:..(1• has al.
ways heen mmsutent.
What has ion the course of The titer •
For years it flaunted at the head of its ad i
'oriel column the following anuwynee
meal •
-'The Star Is published every Prtday morn
nig, M • live newspaper **voted to local In -
toren. and le, 1.11am IN rye tilled. m.R"
Mn,hamonths sin our rnntom pi -weary
honied down its saga oil taw gsstloa of
"edean lama tone" from to editonal eiviptstgf.a,
aad substituted the follow tag : 1 supsrtntstodent 4 Keen uhervlt Sabbath
"The year Is nobles/ie.' every Irrld.7 morn.
tag le a' lire newspaper devoted to local las
tdnresta
.1w1 the morel end of the auogpossa.et
was uiwereowmu rely consigned to the limbo
of obit. tun.
It may he that 'The Stars "lady" at 131.
South Ifuundary bocci u. aware that that de
ler•table juurnal had taken the mural plank
ort of its minuend platform, end that she et
once secured the advocacy of her came by
the editor.
Hut .nit thing is eereun . 'I oe Star myght
be more decently, if not more p•odtably,
employed.
1'ur. Sn:.A1. It. little further to my un
this line. lit startal out to beim to the
knots ledge of the urthtritiee in. the most
pul.hc nunner possible the fact that en esil
existed um the town-igsTlie arraignment of
the et d was so strongly placed that et the
first regular meeting of the town council the
quest.m was thoreugbly disdained, and
a unaumow vote was pawed which was a
practical endursatiuu of the a.•tioo of Ti.,'
'1,..A1_ Several of the clergymen of th.
town have given credit to the fearies act ion
of rue Sme u. in grappling with the evil
when all other agencies held back. The re-
spectable We r
of this pec people oto uarc with use
our action as well, and hutlreils of endorse
meats of the exposure have Leon given.
With such marks of approval, and with a
ewuciuuanes of honest work honestly .1
without the hope of fee, favor ur reward,
except that '•lvhteh always follows the
carrying out of righteous action, Tut. .1
..ti. cam afford to smile at the petty efforts
of an org,.n whose course on thr.oeialgmaa
tion can be endorsed only by the frequenters
of the den on the South Boundary, the in-
mates thereof. and others of that ilk.
THE 51.:4.31. has door its work &loni
morel litre ; now let the authorities see
that the law is enforced in every hole and
corner of the town.
(:. T. R. hlSCR13JJ,VATIII-\',
The I:. T. R. has recently made a beau
drertwination against the firms engaged •n
the lumber business at Grsdericte
On the 12th of August the Fall tariff for
the lumber trade was published by the (:-
T. It., and it came into effect en Aug, 15.
Heretofore the rale tariff never mina into
efe.t until about the close of navigation;
but this year the railway authorities have
evidently taken time by the forelock. Of
that fact we du not complain, for the date
for enforcing the tariflwill affect all shit•
ping print+ alike.
11'here I:oderich is hit, and hit severely,
is in the schedule of rotes and one ur • w -o
illustrations will prove this eontenuou.
Formerly the rate from 4 derich to Lon-
don on Weedier was Se i.er 100 lbs ; the new
schedule calls for -Pis per 10011es -a freigi.•
rate increase of 50 per cent., or a straight
increase of tr7.50 per car. Rather a heavy
stiffening up of rates s, far as l:telerich
concerned- To St- Thomas the rate hos
been increased from bc, to 8c. per 100 Ila
an advance of T;q per cent.
But that, after all,.. not our chief ground
for complaint, for had every place been
subjected t.. a sine lar increase the portion
f IOrderic•h as a ',:.ober shipping point
wnuld not have been materially affected.
Rut the I:. T. R. has not put all ,hipping
pe,ints of ..11 fours, for, where&n,fron. I:rale-
rich the rate has been increaael, front eiril-
lia and other competing points the rate has
1*.n decreased. In (►tibia lumber freights
the rate has been de•reaael by nearly 10
percent. on a haul to Loudon, while at
G.el. nch SD per cent. has been a lifid.
The result is that the lumber trade at
this pont is practically paralysed by the
unfair act inn of the G. T. R.. and Agile or
no trade is being done.
Since the above information was red
we have heard that the increase ant
freight rate from 4 rolerieh, had hems
el from the original 50 per iota : to as
..cent., but we have been unable to verify
the report. However, If the 20 per cent.
aohance on the former rate Ie• correct, even
that is unfair when colnpetltt.e points have
had their rate; decreased.
.toexplanation Will order
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
A Otters ainaaa we. tnki*' notes,
.4a Jail* hell petrel It.
Try }'ear'. Sticky Fly Paper -
Catch entativ.endhuld'emfast Only 5 cents.
The bone Of contention is the Jawbone, tont
there is never any reason for usiog it when
tiro. Stewart works the camera
It is the duty of the revenue cutters to look
out for the revenue 'dippers, but if you want
neither clipping net cutting but rabic receiv-
ed buy your gents' furnisl-ings at A. E. Prid-
ham's.
The horn of the hunter will ..on displace
the draught of the esberman. and hummer
views wili soon give place to Fait and Winter
peaurrs a R,It, gallows' studio, oar. Montreal -
et. and S.Irarr.
The last rows of Sumpter can now he seen
on the lake and ricer. 1 he newest styles of
esti enitinge can also be leen at the people's
clothier'., P. J. Pndham, ccery da> in the
week. Prices right.
Seven stoves sold last week and four this
week Is neo a very large record considering
the prices at which Ahrk Saunders is oilenng
then,, f1e has a number of gory bargsons .1111
and if you want one .-all and see them before
the/ au go. Look out (or his exhibit at lime
lair next week.
AN'. 11►.'. . le sou tsp. unix M u,T.00.
Iteputy sheriff .1. C. Currie received a tele
-
*rem from Ottawa lest night instructing
hun to hood hmbself in readiness to leave for
Ottawa I.y this evening's train to wee evi-
dence before the public accounts committee
1n the matter of the yacht Keewatin. The
sheriff my. that what he does not know
about this matter would till a blue brook.
1t'innipep Free Pre..
1/e urn orTwed M 41k. I.nelph Mercury
"There died et hie ren.lnu., in Tomato oe
Saturday, at the age of 68,one who in years
prat wee vary well known in this city and
aunty, not alone in • social way, but also
for his se;ire Christian work. Mr. Thies.
Meir w -as horn m Aberdeen, Scotland, in
1823, mud cense with hut father to this oven
try in 1836, whetre they took up land in the
Hoa Aoend ssttlimis.t, Nichol. In 1846
he want to Gmistire's Iran \Yorks, Don
dee, where he barna) the trade of mill
wriglit. SnNW thea he has been engaged to
iron week in various ultimo and towns in the
Province, and for the last nine years has
Leen valuator of machinery for a number of
Ar coati ranee enenpanw in Tnroonto. Allot
30 years .goo he tame to tIeleiph, where he
wee in partaenblp with John 1 is, in the
es under Rev. Dr. McViesr. While in
hand -s he was married to Mrs Itdss,of that
pbsoe,w ho dad last year, leaving behind
r .Hie sun and four daughtera. The other,
members of the faintly his brother, John
Bair, mud his meters, Mrs. Jame. Adieu,
Mrs. t:. Fraser sad Mrs. W. Dryden- -ere
living lis this section, the tint three to
Nichol and the latter a Guelph wwumhtp.
Mr. Mar es as always held to the highest
steno for his character and good,vork.,&nd
his relatives eel family will have the
Mature sympathy of the °immunity. He
was buried in Toronto on Monday after-
noon." [The Mr. Slur referred to above was
formerly a well-known awl popular resident
of I:uderich, and at one tins occupied a
prominent position to the I:culench foundry.
\\'pile herr he was superintendent of
le ilex church Sabbath ach,ol, mut was
highly esteemed by all who, knew him. A
,laughter of his rests in Maitland cemetery.
1,. Sieeei_
MOO 1: ATTk-NTIym Tu.t' 1?5-e:K- The
great fair at Toronto is now in progress.
It tops them all, The .bow will cwtioue
until the 19th tet., and Hwtler J Hill, the
energetic secretary, and the able Ward of
directors are using every endeavor to make
this year's exhibition eclipse the suge..dul
pest. Huron will pour hundreds of. excite-
mimeos,
xeursnmisa into Toronto text week.
iii/4 T•. Tile" STATE,. Port lrthur
Sent : Mr. 1. 'harks $,neer, fur Aver a
yen, a eompmitor on The Sentinel, and
Utterly foreman of this office want agradie
ate of Tut: Sh.• u. offiee), left today on the
11.mare h for Duluth. 1t ie another' ere. of
('.nada furnishing the State with • first -
cloy workman ready equipped end trained,
i,.r he goes it here the uulucements ere great-
er than here.
Tea. ('.'.t,,r' ('u., ART. The promeua.le
.".cert held on the beautiful ground. of
Wm. Mclean lest Friday rioting, der
the auspices of The Cadets of Temperance,
wow not so well attended as it might have
berm had the temperature leen lees frigid.
A guod prugt am, .'.nsuting .1 a recitation
amvocal and instrumental muo.e.was gleet,,
the ('mitt bawl, under the leadership of Mr.
}.?.ek.tone, playing a number of selections
during the erasing.
(:. T. R- Exc. toilie444. Single fare to
Toronto Industrial Exposition every dlay
until Sept. 18th : epv.:iel excursions 14th
and I6th, tickets only 4.90 on these dates ;
all tickets Rotel until 21.t. I:et tickets,
programs and all particulars Into H. tin
etroils , I:. T. R. town ticket agent, t:. X. W.
telegraph office, (:tuler•ich. Look out for
cheap excursion to Detroit, l'hicago, etc„
etc., shortly. Very low- rates during Lon-
don fair.
A lite or Act;'. V. Taylor was
tried before Judge Tons on Satut
day on a charge of improperly taking
notes In connection with the sale of a patent
rtght. 'The defendant Wes found guilty and
released under suspended sentence. The
pr•.euter looked :somewhat surprised when
told by Nis Honor that the giv•
er of a note under the circumstance*
wee guilty of the sane offence as the
prisoner. The note had not been endorsed
across the face, "For patent right."
INrn.r- IynKU ME►TI..,," n roe
regular monthly meeting of the pulite
school hoard was held nn Monday evening,
chairman S. Malenesnn presiding. present
A. S. Chrystal, R. W. M.'Ken/ie, Geo.
Swanson, H. W. Ball. The minutes of
previous meeting were rod and approved,
and the principal's report received and
filed. The principal recommended the pur-
chase of ere .hairs for St. Andrew's, 's"hicb
being approved the contingent committee
were directed to purchase the same- Ac.
count.. were presented from. W. T. Welsh,
51.00 ; W rn. Elliott, tis : Prater and Porter,
4I5.24 : -\. Saunders, $1.55 ; E. It. 1Vataoo,
e.35.50, awl ordereil to Le, paid. The
chairman r•ported teat he had
Mise Walters to take charge of 17::.4=
vacated by Mist 4'ampbell', resignation.
The hoard approve.) of the sante.
E•TK
ti :1.I ti 1,1.e. The law. of Onto
provide that a person taking op any et
stock shall give notice three tunes in
weekly uewop&pt•r, if one is publish
within the section where the estray s
was-takenup ; an.! if the p.oppeerty
called for within three weeks after
Bret insertion of the saner the tinder eh
go before a justice of the peace earl ma
oath to the t$ndmp and advertising. If t
property is not claimed within one y
and should not exceed tifty dollars in Yalu
it then belongs to the party taking the sat
up ; if over fifty dollars It shall he atvertnse.
bythe justice and sold, and the excess
expenses expensshall be paid uv, r to the corm
wom
treasurer. .\ny pertakin)• upestrey • &toe
and neglecting to cause the same to lir s,
vertisel and appraised dull ie liable to
fine of twenty lid lora. The stray la
applies also to any other perwn:al propert
which nay be found in like manner. T:
Stir:. a to the best medium in the sen
(
for condensed advts. See fourth page.
1.111‘1:1,T►:RI' or Nemo.. The Presbytery
of Huron met at Illyth on Tuesday, the 8th
inst. In the absence et the moderator, Rev.S. A. ('arriere, the court elected Rev- .1..A -
Anderson s moderator pro tens. Rev. Pro.
feasor Thompson, of Knox ('allege, Toron
to, and Rev. A. Ross, of Clinton, being
resent were invited to sit and correspond.
was &greed by the Presbytery that in
stead of holding regular missionary nest-
ing. throughout the bounds en excising*of pullets be made, and missionary sermons
doe preached. A list of. change was soh
milted and adopted by the Presbytery: the
time to he chosen by the respective se&.
*ions, but the changes to he held before the
January meeting. No regular Sabbath
school conference will be held at the .Ian
la
ry meeting: tout the first Mur and a
half of the aftenne,n se,lernnt will be devot.
ed to the discussion of some Sabbath school
topic. The finance ,ommittee furnished
an estimate of expenditure Ger the
year, and recommended the levying of
thirteen Bente upon the families of the
Presbytery to meet the me. This was ad-
opted by the curt- A resolutfon anent the
translation of Rev. D. M. Ramsay to Mount
Forest was read and ap(prronvey" The imp -
plying of i rehurn and Union church pun
pit. after Oct, Lt will he in the hands of
w
the i'rbytery'• commit lee of supply
togrtheb with the ,onvener of the home
mission committee. Rev. A. McMillan was
tweed In refercm•e to the resignation of his
charges of Mani -hooter and Smlth'e Hill -
In prisingm
his resignet., he wished it to
be understood that the greatest harmony
and goodwill extstesl between himself and
his congregations, and that it we* for prl-
rate and personal reescna then he urger(
nprn! the Presbytery to accept 11. Mr. ff
Milian intends to retnrn to hie home in
Edinburgh and still further preerente his
modem ('nmmisainnere from broth his
eemgregatton. were present, and while ex-
pressing regret because of the r'm•ignatinn
would offer no objection' to itsro
aeptanro..
The !'reebyt.ery then agreed to release Mr.
McMillan from hie cand appointed
ev
R. J. A. Anderson to lei the potpieu
vacant on the first Sabbath of Oet.,1,er
Mr. McMillan will preach his farewell newae
Hon the 27th irst. and Ram, A. M.!,....,
of Rlyth, wi11 .et s moderator of sassiEAHAIAT
ntttl
n,,
ray
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tock
not
the
ell
lee
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car.
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of
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vane fen ry, for .,tete assns alter Tha P
10th, at Ile..slL
thief Mt ins f Prier.
TrabreLUng Guide.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Tesler ante* and depart at Qedsrs.k .e fe4
Siwe
Keil and IJd nos
ra
Mail and res ..... .............pionpm,
Mixed...........•10.16....
.... ......
Inland ............ ...,7.14 p.m.
•DWIRNINA ...........T.Ma.m.
Mall ............
Mall and Bagere D . . , t.66 p.a .
Mises...............
::::::..1,6pf►bm
Mtaatlsas vassal.
'k;NERALSERVANT \1ANTED. -
Apply to MRS LINDSAY, at the real -
demo of 1t . f. Welsh. West Si,
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED.
X Apply at once to M g$s LAV 1K North
OWNS. 21 If
SERVANT WANTED. -79 DO DEN
• Lome work. Apply to MRS. L.
CANT KIJON. Weet-m
Warted.
WANTED. -SN CORDS OF 000D
wood, 1 file lam free from bank logs
and limbs. mailable City foal and Wood
Yard. Will buy datum* in land here or at
..rump. JOHN S. PLATT. Iterldenoe Tr.
f01110r rest. oppslo Yau
la.Mao t tw
o's
Artiellis gar
-"iLE.-1 WI II CT 90
cords of building One. g syn quee-
tid;can drhvertos .a,ymattis/IOWo ttaort
. saes, JOHN 8.1•LATr.
Ct HINI ii.EB.-XX. CEDAR, AT $1.25
Alper square. XXX ceder, et 11.66 per
square. XXX. cedar. et $1,'S per m
JWk KIM).oan.
tl
L'OR BALE. -A SEN IND MACHINE
1' in good order 'Royal, with four drawers
and leaf art kit will mil for 1 ala, Address
K. ]t., tIW •Moe, et
C HiNQL XX-. PilrS.-A SPLEN.
►J did thick dam*. fb inch, at 11.14 per
square, JO8 KILL. 13ef
IIMK FOR SAL! -000D FRESH
4 lime kept r.eepyoaIy as bard et the Faits
Reserve lime kits. M. BALCH331R. 011lm
j,'OR SALE --TWO 1S IN. CAST
1' pulleys Il in. face, 1 11.16 in. bore. or m
be bored to tit larger shah- Good as sew.
Neill be sold et • reason.b', ng .re, Spply at
TiHStux*L Steam 1 oiling House Orth -t.,
Goderjch. M*tL
-
13psolfle ArtlI ss.
VOR FI'RNiT FRE GO TO IIMITH's,
11 ('rabb's (.Sock : you man lave mnose
Pull sine broom *ultra all kanl wood, well
tlniehed- from 110.310 up. Fine side -boards from
0+.30 up. Hall hat racks. 16.00 up. Extension
table., $6.; ' up. Platform rockers. apholetervd
13.;.. up. Good bets, I .ill site. SIM op. P!1 -
lows. m.ltreepes, wire bed", sofas. etc.. at
twices to nuke you buy. Try as sad see. Head
quarterage* puler* framing. 20 -It
TIL(IWS.-NO. 4 ENGLISH STEEL
a Ma. 1113,00. No. 13 Amcea :Seel
Board. *333. 5,,, 9 American Steel Booed.
*11.00. Goad second -band plows cheap for
earth. Mouldboards for No. 13 and IOW.
Patted slows. from 11.50 tolt.2. OOUKRI('H
r*L'NLRY.
I.IARD AND SOFT COAL FOR
sale,- Fleet quality of hard and soh coal.
ell grads• delivered to any pan of the town on
short noose. Get my pewee befo^e ordering
elsewhere. ('icy ('oat Yard. corner of Nelson
and Victoria streets. opposite D. K. 8trachao's
shop. JOHN S. I'L Arr. ate
SALE -WE HAVE NUMBER
owhlrbfwiltsbedie Mates
totbaealatrine use
for same. THK elONAL. )Litt
Tenders Wanted
rl3ENDERS WANTED TENDER$
1. for repair. sad improvements on the
manse will be received by the managingom
suttee of Nowt church will the INS inst. Work
10 he lemma! once and finished to tee sstiefee
lion of the committee. by the Imhof October,
Specification* ma- tic seen at Mr. Nairn's store.
The lowest tender not aec.ssanly accepted,
H. L STRANu. secretary Mammas Cam
nsittee. !i
-14
illuskaL
x(CSIC LESSONS. -MISS AGGIE
I L THOMSON is prepared to give mtuic
lessons on the piano or organ. Tor partl-
c'ar. tag Lew tit Geo, 11'. Thomsons Atomic
store. 33.0.
Teaaisss Wanted.
► TEACHER WANTED, -FOR S. S.
No. 3, C'olbr.., for the balance of year
1 I. Dulles to -ami r ISlh (kl., ending
th end d Feat. )rale teacher required
A still. R0Nr6/ till Ort. 1. Ilea..• apply
ally to •.01.11X. 8.e. Treas.. ('ariow.
Blseianlea' InsUtute.
10 RICH MECHANICS' INSTI.
ROOM L Tyr. LIBRARY* SreetN3nd Squared fop
stair'..
open fr I to 6 p.m,• sed from 7 to 10 p.m.
ABOUT p00 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
Leading .31,, Wend•!., and Illtufrated
Paper+, Mag.':inr-e, rte., on Pile.
MEMBERS IP TICKKT• O\I.Y "t,pp•
granting free u of Library and flesedtate
Ito,nn.
Application for metnberthip received be
Librarian. f n room.
KD, SHARMAN. GIGO. STiVEN,
Qegarlek. Mame 1! M10.
mrd
Dell. -'SHA NON .: SHA?.NON,
Physicians. flurffeo Aicoacher', be.
(Hfle, at 1)r. sheenan's near the
gaol uurierich. u. C. J. R.
SUM,
Iran
Boating.
I AKE SHORE BOAT HOUSE,
J OoderIch. (tat. - Picaic ee and
,drool. ren make special arrangements for use
of boats and large building on the beach sl
very reasonable terms. Attentive and expert
raced boatmen always on hand. Superintend
ed by CAPT. tvt(, HAHH. LAfebos, S.rvMs.
PENNI Wsfttas.
JvvAPINIONTII'N. -ANY PINION U
persons taking promesina of wreckage
lumber. umber, lath, ilea. pmss, or any other
descrl..tis of wreckage• age failing to report
or deliver sad wreckage fort!wNb loth, recei-
ver of wreck. -will be proeeglMgA the 1Wl
extent of the law. CA 'TT . SAI HAHN,
Receiver of Wrecks.
(lodeMrh, Sept. let, 11111. IS It
rilAXEB, 1891 -THE C0[.LECTOR
11 will be le het °Aloe, em the town hall, on
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of each
tropeweek Ilth receive
laseswater rw tes. eta. lectric light
of rwtsa
CARBOLIC CREAM DENTIFRICE
ix Team
111 dllltrest atlas tt la 10 and IS stmt
(rants Pownarh
Teenage ami ALL Preen,
roe eve's,. awn PICELsw.
K. D. C., fit Dyepessln.
D. Ilei . 3kau1ee Cllyd user 00.
doessee
WILwx'5 Pu sr'afsnnx Dano !311._ t
ppeMr4 for Bab alt 4
.1 Urea on *erase ot Kass Asa orient& Appy s• JAi. RURINISO`. t
WANTED. -A HOUSE TO
kt
T&best Nov. tat, oe.tataiell( s
NJ'TdH,NTu{RWTw.os ('enr7U
Ofuraished sr sarv'.yy,
Apt1►k
p"
AOR BALE HY TSNUSIt.
daelrakle hos.n wet nut to acA t1'
w.C. rot fWl p•r;toalara itprd 4
!<C. H♦ A
rept. let. SIN. 7a a
L'UR BALK -TRIMS FARM !.
ou twain
(Tod..rloty ci, OO •who oil 7' ad
.
front Oostende A tokId
l OR SAL& -THAT LA ROE •
▪ ossifur•able fraise house at the W ,
W..* st Iu.u.et.&tely u tie the •
. ut4W fur*ustnirern boa uu, 4 Vs ch:
rr. Y'ur l
Mrticulaew apply w .Y. 'C. \Y►LyR, r
DROPE1tTY FOR EXCHA ON K
• Penesn elablog to exchange
property, or farm buds &dyola tet. fore
bouresor lore call Isrn fall Isola Terme
&p lying to AIOLCK BAU5*4gj( „fir
1 tf
L'OR SALE AT A BARGAIN. -THAT
I? commodious b'tlfdfog on Ktaltit„ Neve
eels. at present occupied as • snout*., h,
Wu.. Smut bon sale. Tenn* es.y- Amptp ,
r. ti. SCOT 1. ltru..el. 1•. O.
W
L40R SALE. - THE FOLU►WIRG
A valuable or.peetts
Pert of lot. 7 and Ile oons..toa I. 1L1) Ask
arid, I25 aces.
The North 3 of nut . Led concession. L. •
Wa wano.h: 1011 acres•
The above properties will be sold on tern.,
to melt urchase.s, Ap'lyyrrto
CAMERON. 1l'L T 6; CAMKROX,
Ga(p: A
L•OR BALE, ---MR. WILLIAM II-
A Lena, trim continued 111-bealth. otters t
sale his holler and grounds in the town of Gas..
rich, cond*tLK of 6 lola,ou which tie %It wet
an elegant and most comfortable dwells(
house built and long oe-upied by Ilis N
Judge Sinclair. of Hamilton. a breuuful w
den, stable. and .;1 necessary outhouses tit
appurtenance*, use whole in gaud repair ase
forming ooe of the most desirable raide.eal
the town of tiud.ru•h. for particular' apse
t0 Masers, ()Altl(OW t PttO('L►}UOT. Usti
rice, the regular's solicits •.. II tf
FIRST•CLAMB BRICK HOUSE AND
--About two minute. walk fromTRIcK
the square
Two stories high, brick addition in the rat
1; stories high. building covered nub Wee.
Main building las 3 large rooms on first
upstairs there' are S large rooms. In the roe
addition there are kitchen, pact.. .
, washroo
Upata Ars, room and tribroim, A,.o iced
cellar.Apply W the undersigned, she wt::
ere all nesmay Informal IOU. ly-1NGEL
0411.110N, wren
Lear aa4 b S40 alsei ,
MONS'/ TO LEAD, -A LARQI
I mm o d petvate W d. .tier lime tt
lowest
rotas ea preductive "town and :ode
propertOW
toe borrower -3*. sSpadol imtiato - 4.1 orpayment t errre
M. 0. JOHNSTON, Ge6retch. 9 01 •f
G. WARD. (,Y)NViLYATY NCIER,
• til. and oommissioner for taking and iv
sewing recogntrancer of bail, aHldasits or
altlraiatiws, depositions or solemn dram
lows in or ouecernlry( au) action. suit or pry
aeeding in the High Court of Josue. use
Court of Appeal for Ontario, or in any ' moat;
ur Division Court. All transaction. careful.)
and promptly executed, Residence •ted P.o
address Dungannon. Ont. red- -tf
L1 J. T. NAFTEL, LIFE, FIRE AND
• Accident Insurance Agent. itepnsest.
!ng North llrteteh t Mercantile: L.serps,,.
London It Globe; Norwich Union; Norte
American Life ; and Accident Insurance o.•
North America. Lowest Rates. Low. set
Sled pronto'>. Money to lura on Farm sal
Town Property. Conveyancing done. Pro
pert; valued, etc. Oferdv-Cir, North-roae
North -tit. s
square. 1oderfck. 71-
W teb00,0TO WAN. APPLY Tu
W
CAMERON, Hot. r K CAMia0)1, Omit
1140
rich.
M1 1UNE1' TO LEND. -A L A R G I
amount of F'Ntrate Poads fur lsystam'
u lowest rates oa arm -class Mortgages. Apply
toOARROW t Plt0 UFYKrr.
RAIX'LIFFE, GENERAL IN
. 'mance. Real gelate and ]leer/
Loaning Agent. Only 000- lass companies
represented. Money to Lend on emit
roams, at the lowest rote of interest going, u
eel way to .alt its oorrower, (Mer Pee
end door from apse. West street, (lode
rich. - 100.1
Li N. LEWIS, BAREISTit P
1J. for In Maritime Opetts 1 sJ1lr/Ia
°Mee --South Colliers beim. !t
`! O. JOHNSTON, BA RRDTHIS,
♦•a.. edidw
tor. eranteaier. de. I. i
toll •tions and real estate transmit o.s awe
tally attended to. OM.* ('or, Hamilton sei
St, Andrew's se. Ooderich, (hut. 'Me -0i
CIJOHN DAVISoN, BARRISTER.
Solicitor, Conveyancer. to ; Mosey is
lead, 035e, over Punt-018ce. Ooderfh. Ott
CAMPION, BARRISTER,
E. Solicitor, Notag Public, et 0
Office Over Jor4aa's bag Store, the noose
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. !y!
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, At
toe. earner of Square and Wee
street, Ooderich, over telegraph °Mee. Pri-
vet. Funds to lend at 8 per hent. rep
2'I ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR -
misters. Alien. s• Solicitor, til. Ge
e
rich. J. T. ()anew. W. Proudfoot.
CAMERJN, HOLT & CAMERON,
Har- Islets. Solicitor" 1a C3.acery. tc,
Oodetiiclt. M. C. Camaro.. Q.C. ; P. HSI.
Dudley Holmes.
Auetionserflnf;.
JOHN KNOB GENERAL AUG
Hammer and Lend Valuator, Ooderb►
Ont. Having lied considerable experieleri Y
the nu.Uoneeriorltrade, he la In a positions r
discharge with thorough eatl.mcties an cans
missions entrusted to him. Orden left W
Martin's hotel, or sent by mall to his sddnsl.
Ooderlch P. O.. carefully attended to. 4011
KNOX. County Auet loner. 1&17(1
Dentist''.
M - - NICHOLSON, L,D.Il.-DSRTAL
p,-r!7. =.Me w ape Wei"
"
DR, E. RiCHARDSON, L D- a,
sarcasm dentist (les ped vitalism air
admisbtered for painter sxtrectl.g of tmtk
8per•/.1 attention gives to that preservation
noel the natywl teeth, tear. -.Up wawa
Grand opera menee heal. estrange w Ws.
8L. (todeM.h. 3133-17
Betel AsssatmedatlIU.
THE HURON HO1'I - THD
not A. ao0. erkpovsael WN
o
tad le sw ge...j lo tow f. q Illi s►
oosmndatl°s ter the travellers Peet►
tieeemmodat.le• fat twinkled gets.
CRAIG, Pro8081181.lat. ria 0Om..
Pulpit Ilerviesio.
VICTORIA, STRSST ncld yr
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