HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-7-14, Page 8TSE SIGNAL : GODIRIOH, ONT, THURSDAY? JULY 14, 1892.
POISON SURER THAN POWDER.
PURE PARIS GREEN
Cavett 'Os Aura eIlL •Xo MMTot t SAW
twinttreco r PLT Pam
REFRESHING AND CXHILARAT-
yg Resuserrat Lime Fruit
Jun* Hires' Reel Beer.. Leos Wats.
PRO TUSSIS, OCR COUGH SYRUP
is always in wean.
OARLSBAD, ViCHY AND FRUIT
N...) Salts is bulk.
PUREST AND STRONGEST FLA-
rslag Extracts.
SPONGES. A NEW CONSIGN -
testa jest tetrad- See our prices.
PRRBCRIPTIONB FILLED WITH
ars, nemeses and dispatch at the liar
easel.
GEO. A. FEAR,
tiucceasor to Geo. Rhynes
GODERICH.
Opel Sefiar1 for dispenest
trines only.
Alit.
ART, x x x x
R. CROCKETT, Anatol%
Laadscatte, ammo slid inerwait mistier In
ell .need waif eiders.
CLASSES
On Themes'.. Fridays and tiatnrdays,
from s i.e. to 11 o'clock. sad trona 2 to 5
O'c;ucl P.x.
Architectural and mechanics' Mods$.
Doming' nor patents. etc.
STUDIO: Neetbat.Stetdoerhumtlwaquue
The lteollief. Colons*.
NEW PLANING MILL
tlh t and door factory. Leine American
Paas and designs of houses, latest improved
machinery. latest drop in prices. latest sof
moat modern oarsmen. lowant prices in
shingles, plue orcedai. lowest tenders isour&
lower pri :es on door. or sash.
R Having received orders for 30 domestic
retrureretor.. i have decided to build • num-
ber -my prime being so low all can afford to
lave this luxury in their homes, and grocers
mast Lave tt em. 1 hate secured latest An eri-
tan patents.
Telept.one your orders for all claws of
wood work .
JOSEPH KIDD.
63-i3- 17 Brftamaia-aL
TA RA RA 1:01 )M DE AY
300 window stades sold in May.
Business is rushing and we feel gay.
Every day a bargain day. Itocm de sy.
The public gee and appreciate the fact. that
we ha, c the largest and heat !wort mens of
wtadow shades onrn we poles. pole fittings,
■air platy,, curIam chains bras.. rods. rings,
Pests. brackets and upholsterers' brae goods
/n the roomy. Stade cloth all widths, lace
osrtaltu,tringea,ererythutin the window line.
1. furniture everything from a parior suite
to a kiteben chair. and our Incre•eing business
proven that our prices are rttggbt. We slso have
$ large rangy ofd wsful •rticlee required in the
h our. such as washers. carpet sweepers, Moth
reels. etc.. and an tit you out from the
kitchen to the dowing room, also to tine
camas of art to adorn It. IQddr feet of Ameri-
tan. tternun and domestic mouldings io stock.
and a full line of British. Orman an f common
mirror pates always on bated. No charge for
cutting or fitting them.
BM*TH liNAT.AAR t IUBJ C U STORE.
*At
Special Plotless.
T O. WARD. CONVEYANCER,
tl . tc.. and commissioner for take and re•
miTIigt rersernixances of bail, affidavits of
aarwtions, depositions or aolemm deelan-
eda.a in or concerning any action. suit or pre-
tending
ro-eseding in the High Court of Justice, the
Court of Appeal for Ontario, or in any county
or Division Court. All transactions earrfulty
and promptly executed. Residence and P.U.
address Lunitant.on.Ont. 13tS-tf
NEW CHOPPING MILL.
I am prepared to do all kinds of grain chop-
ping un shortest ootice. Mill is running at all
• ors. 1 have the levet and beat Improved
machinery for dispatch and efficiency. Prices
✓ easonable. No delay in getting y our chop hone
with y ou.
13-17
JO8. KIDD.
17 Britannia -0.
Aseetdonee!IOR.
It)HN GRIFFIN, COUNTY AUC.
0) tiosss,,d valuator. loan and insurance
agent ease attended in all parts el the coun-
1�yy. Cenespe.deaceaolicited. Address JOHN
aitlrinx Et.gabrtdge. Orders left at Trot
mot.a (loos promptly Wooded to. 33•tt
JOHN KNOX, OEIiERAL AUC-
tloneer and lend Valuator, Oodeeloh,
Ont Haring had oneelderabl errorless, in
**auctioneer{ trade, he Is le a posits. 011
with thoroagA satishiotion all sem
entrusted to him. Orden yl}i(nt et
's Hotel. or sent by nail to hie •ddre•a
33.4111111111 P.O.. carefully attended to. J0
KNOX. Donate Auctioneer. legttt
DsntI *ry.
l( N ICHOLSON, LAS. -DENTA L
.1 . roams ogpMso ties 'mew Pea IOAoa,
11116 -
DR. L RICH ARDBON, L D. S„
..seas dessert. Gee and vitalised air
stbatn1teed for Malang exwaetlag d Neck.
p
ll attmtloa gives to the Mtaet .... .... ........ ...... .. .. ....
amoral tooth. Oafs ---Up
d Opera How Meek. eMisaee ea 1 e.6 Pante Notleeel.
1111asatloss Vacant
GOOD OOIRL Fel anionnum
A N.rl►a k.Ago, r Ill J. -fir.
ALESSIAN WANTED- - SALARY
.�
m.erymm,
W A�NarTvED-A 000D GENERA L
PION.11ths to MRS,
Prepare, far Sale as ale neat.
RENT, -C O M F O R T A B L E
1 Op�Wi -,some. saves Teems. pool g »n tea
BiteoaRt Crew arae.., eta Spilt C.
FARM FOR 9ALL-THE BUCHAN-
• la this Mi `eta.. 5 r .f 11 ••d
Maas •MM�aMr
ias ea thisthorn. e.eho•d Atm •
13
Ansa :ChM M C.SiA411-t
VURNisHaD HOUSE FOR RENT. -
1.' The l$g s trick realms, tans m the
Andrews bmr
ue•d. sad d. Ileltameia
road. will be rested d the
maths. It is in • very ole
tbestagr�eies
ee to the mks and ass" of • to
.W. Mire o f DItY W d Ih. pa .s
s am i7. Doderioh P. (1 damask
HOUSR FOR HALE. -ONE OF THE
best hems on North -.t. for sale at a
,.arise.. Tee full Iota end good etabalmg.
pitted bathroom and city water io the how.
House heated by a modern faraaoe, A ly
to JOHNSTON CARKY. Oodertch. 1641
GOOD HOUSE AND LOT FOR
gain CaWm. Maras oars tor sale
the residence Int lr ooettpiM by hint os
1Disabsseh, ortt....dUOeoadericb The hem ospaataaiae
clears, Searmgt�rahsee�. Leta. week reemla to said
toe I�lo Ayr. tee MLLOO�c A�..
Warren ., Oodreieb, Ott
1;10 R SALE. -N. f LOT 31, 2ND O0N-
r aamfoa. !Oast Wawanosb. 100 acres. This
i. a Sot -class far.[. Also tows tot 178, Gude-
riob. also lot t93, Ooderich town. ou which
thee. fa • brook cottage. Apply .to
PHUT P HOLT. td•tf,
FUR SALK ATA BARGAIN. -THAT
commodious building on Kiagwa„ Drub
moo at present occupied as a smile -64 bjr
Wooers' is on gale. Terms nosy. Ap lir to
1. 8. SCOTT. Brosselr P. U. 064
MUldleal.
DR». WHITELY .t HUNGER.
i1J!
Office Urand Opera Hook. Guderi�
TARS. SHANNON & BHAANON,
JJ Physiulane. Surgeons. Acooushers, kc.
OIRc, at Dr. Shannon's resitiesos, sear the
gaol atederlca. G. t_..$HAvvan, J. it. OMAN
-
NON. 1751
LegaL
�1 N. LEWIS, BARRISTER, PROC-
• tor in Maritime Courts of Osumi*
Moe -South Colboree hotel. 1313
M0. JOHNS'CON, BARRISTER,
. solicitor, oantni.sioner. Ike. Loons,
collections and real estate transactions care -
toll; attended to. ONce--Cor. Hamiaon and
St. Andrew'set., Godertch, Ont. tyE06-lyi
JOHN DAVISON, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, Conveyancer, kc. ; Money to
lead. Ocoee over Post-Omoe. Goderlch. 46-tt
' CAMPION, BARRISTER,
/. Solicitor, Notary Public, • t a
Once -Over Jordan's Drug gore. the rooms
formerly oecupted by Judge Doyle. •!M
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, &c.
▪ (lilee. corner of Square and Wert
street Gerich, over telegraph *Woe. Pri-
vat. fdunds to lend at 6 per cent. Feu -
'ARROW oft PROUDFOOT, BAK-
rfuers, Attorney�
a, Solicitors. c Oode
Melo J �7. (,!arrow, C., W. Protdlwt.
CAMERON, HOLT d CAMERON,
Hamsters, Solicitors is Chancery, ken
(Cameros,erioh. M. C. Cameros, Q.C. ; P. Holt ;
Dudley Holmes.
ideas". 1 n16 I S/YPas"ee.
L' J. T. MANTEL, FIRE, LIFE AND
C • accident lasaraooe meant : al lowest
rates. office-Oyr. \detb.et. and tiquare. God-
erich. 74-
ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
LTA. amount of private and other food* at
lowest rates on productive tows and hem
property. Special terms of repayment to snit
the burrower.- -No oommiaaion. -Cell or write
M. O. JOHNiTON, Godench. 23 01 -rt
$
500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON, HOL O t CA11[ERO.1. Gods
Hob.
fi��t.,, ONEY To LEND. -A LARGII
"FA amoent of Private "'wags
et lowest rales on er-class for e
st np
to (JARROW t PROUDFOOT.
pop RADCLIFFE, GENERAL IN•
to etlra•oe. Real Estate and Money
Laing .[gent Only firm -class companies
repreeenled. Money to Lend on etraigh
loess. at the lowest rate of interest going.0
any way to suit the oorrower. Orlon -Sao•
o•d door from :quare. West threat. Gode-
rfoh. 16t:-tt
Antilles kw Acle
LIME FOR 8ALE,-000D FRESH
time kept wosla.tly e" head at the Falls
Reserve lime kilo. All seders for deliveff will
be p umptly attended to X. BLECIt
San
VOR SALE. -TWO 18 IN. CAST
1: pulleys 1i In. tam. 1 11-14 la. bore, or era
be bored to 0t shah, Good se new.
BIW bseld •t a Apply at
emm ling Ung neveNorth-stn,
caw
Travelling Said.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Trains arrive and depart at. Gdde•leh as fol
lows:
atntva
Yell and Express 1.30 poet.
Hall _aid Hspeam • 1•.M p.m.
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pa.m.m.
IteMw Sepia :..::....::.tea me
pa
Hotel A000gamedation.
UNIONHOTEL, GODERICH.
This well-kuewi em rah a.d fanners'
Wal has been taken pemamlen O by Salts
brothers sad refitted la every te.peet masking
It see of the postage sad malates hoop.. la tea
trod. Nov location. Exoolint atablteg.�
Roes moderate. IeAULTN BHOrt.. Proart4
nes 461 f
pin HURON ROTIL. - THIS
1 wait knows sad perdu bora bee
wetted. sarpsd sad IonpywVe11
and le new ween Ns
Nene is 4s
emam edea for smagetZsttM t `a a...fa
Ib. Iteusea Ao
/oeleteea.
IANADIAN ORDER OF HOME
-0oderleh (heels. No tillimpery
MA War
8111111•L4C� Mh7pldaa�atilla
ik
•
Berra am. our
1\v OTiCE - ALL PERSONS FOUND
l� trspssalag es my land. by sksetlae.
basihp, rearing. e•mpraa, ashlag or other
wise will be peeemeted accordant, to law.
dao► leads are the Hart tarot in the towashlp
1'alliol_---
a.4
L C
and the proper[; known as the
a In the townships of Goderleh
Wrest. X.BtKyCHH.LiR.
EleHlanie/' matt uta.
ODERI09 111011A NBA' iNBTI•
TUTS LIB¢ART AND REABINV.
er�ewB, ow. poly rest street and Sous sup
Ops. hem 1 to m P.r., and iren 74.514 P.m.
ABOUT 2000 VOLS 1N LIBRARY.
La.diteyvr/lnilHermosa, tad IUeutrerted
e
KEYHERSHiP TICKS?. (1KL Sa is
&matlms bee two df Library aid Read1. .
Lil=rnM seam resolved by
reom.
RD. SHARMANldos(, Gm, VT 1I,
Gads teb Mase& IR\ tee. H.wetmy
•
TO iu
Maine .1amm mom be left► 7Vit
Opine net Wer than 6sSsrdey
nen. The Oen iter eitemegele
lett be left net Mee then MM -
day non. Camel Ageertimmeneells
.peep pup to erten Witney* alt
Ma
8PECIAL VALUE.
We are showing a line of Flannel-
ette in light and dark colors at 7o per
yd. worth l0c. Gray Grottoes, narrow
width, 3c per yd. Yard wide 4 and
5c. Extra heavy 7 and 8c per yt
Wets in 30 yd. ands, fine and heavy
only 13.00 each.
The balance of our new Sprig stock
of Lace Curtains, which was acknow-
ledged to be the beat value in town,
now at Dost price.
Our prices in malty linea of Dry
Goods are lower than other stores,
sad never higher in any case. Every
article sold we guarantee to be the
beat value obtainabl3 or [Honey re-
funded. Inspection and comparison
of prices invited.
(:oohs shown with pleasure.
JAMES A. REID.
J oedas% Moos. Ooderlah.
Jim gob. lett.
rilOtvN OF GODERICH.
Tllti_t8i. RER'S SALE Or LANDS nut
TAXL:4.
F'oovrxcc or ONTAHLO, ) By virtue of a
Town or (0OtianitH. warrant under the
hand of the Mayor of the Tows of Oo erich
and the sal of the said corporation. havens
date, rich day or June, llet. to nee d.rected,
commanding .eto levy upos the lauds in the
fotluwog list of arrears of taxes due thereon.
that unless the said taws together with all
costs are sooner paid, 1 shall proceed to sell
the said lands� payment
as mock
)) by pa the
thereof as bn
of the tsxmasa at the TOWN
1. is tee DKCRICH, on
ember. 1802. at
Friday. the Mea day d _
the hour of two ocloak
TArlollowing feet enlefenfa-L
f
l.ete er lConcwsslo. er
hart ed lot., Street �
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14 Banning Nos. 1-4 14 111 IS/ M tU
8. pt. 6; y 1.0 3P 11 3 1M 3:1 t,
.1 Ari
W • pt, 14 1n. 21 3 75 14 m
Teti 1-4 19 12 2 0
in Wilson's Sur'y 14 3 75 2 36
19 head'. Survey 14 le 15 4 50
43 •• 14 58424»
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%V. L. HURTON.
77-131 Town Treasurer.
Oslsricl. June 33. 1e12..
Ziniesters' Nosloe.
E�CRCI'TORS NOTICE OF SALE.-
Tenders will be received tip to Saturday,
1'eth July. for the stook to trade of the late
Jams Saunders, consisting of fatscy hoode.
wall paper. jewellery. cutle�rJ; add plated ware.
ea bloc. at a ransom the d1pt1•r. 7'ba stock is
mostly new and well bought, sad would be*
good chance for a perste wl.►ing to continue
the business. Stock sheet era he seen at the
store of the undersigned and all particulars
ALECK SAUNDERd, Executor. el ft
'enders Wanted.
TENDER$ WANTED. -TINDERS
will be received up to ariesi e. Weise*
day. rich fast., nor the creative d an lees pipe
fence around t he amends of the Oederleb Cot-
katata tn'di'ute. 8pecteatio.s may Im seem
sad other infornutiota obtained at the aka sf
the undersigSne y. d. �.W. J. R. HO
Oodericb, July 1111 (M. Inetit�'
For Berries
BULL FOR SERVICE -THE
Holstein ba1L I18 of ikamark. No.
180t3s, 11. F. H. LA. for service at Ridgewood
Perm Terms SI. to be paid at lime of service.
A fine opportunity to improve your stock with
• superior bred bull. Also • Holstein bail calf
of ver superior breeding. for sal.. IWOT.
tOUNO
, Manager. 67-1Itow
Stook Roy Salo
FOR SALK -A GOOD MILCH COW,
war .str d. Apply to JOHN WALK-
Jr.. et Neenah & Wallet'. gerlsge
Wmbi. ant
HiRE'S
RGGT BEER
•
A Sc.. beel makes 5 pilo.. of Root Beer.
e Manua Bamms drat.
MARQUAND'e 1R=CKLE LOTION, 50e.
BEA HALT for the Bath, 7R.. Box.
BATH AND BUGGY SPONGES.
HELIOTROPE TOILET SOA P. 10e.
J. WILsofl's Panactur,iog Dano 9Tone,
?seawater : A terribly .adds death oc-
carved is the vilare of 1..,water on Satur-
day eosin, last. The deceased lady was
Mrs. Pafford, relief of the late Ira Fulford,
an old pioneer of Teswater it appears
that Mrs. Fulford was returning fro., •
visit M relative. in W ingham by the late
train. `lbs was met at the statism by her
brother, N. W. ,lohaton. sod his wih, who
accompanist her part of the wayimam
She seamed to be perfectly well w,s.
they
parted, hut it was not more that tun ogle -
alai afterwards ween she was lowed in a
dying state at her own door by her brother•
is. tow, Jesse Falford. Medical aid was at
Dore procured, but all efforts proved Nolo
Heart failure is losed to have beta the
rause. Mrd /Vila Imes a large somber
of Mauves fa telt ensued 'lbowater, and
[:tee$ . L kens sod ISO Q1 __ ty. ^epi
.S to etM meet.
All are entitled to the beat fiat their
soawy win hay, a every family should have
at ones, a bean d the bet family remedy.
Syrup of Fes, to cleanse the system whoa
ambito a su.. Per sale fa 78. beetles
by an Mediae druggists. ion
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
1 eYltrfieseny tin► •reMa' "Ora
4nf "NS US pint 6.
la
sleet mad a :� 1Ma.Mt��.d
an Sam. ea▪ ekl.1M Puna,
Mac
PIk.21%. wa !nn. •a1.sMtat
s�aQ�akme la wont M alma at
The wea is Wl a Ile l to pbp.�ap�6• maaddeww.
t�aml-� d"...�bytact&7}afpa trMtms @Wma 1. salt
PrY'
nam r W MMatt1..,aae .. Ibis ansa
Mink Samisen we: tae ra
TM --emwi1•*ga
Fast - -1 be Tule AL dpas
ahem preserring tattles add oat the whets
1st. sad I hove lemes a mpaMed to lay in •
..w meek osesiodan orsalta Ina. tannin.
ed and Ise hanks. wbll& wW be mid as ha
teen at peke teak. Pee adv. ea pyla 7.
Hors, Swam How r Freak Addauo,
wino sod child, of Toronto, are the paste
of his perste a town. Frank ha. been •
resident of Toronto for shoat twenty ears,
sad has for • period uoaupted the re-
paooatW position of alecbaniaslmsssger of
Tr, Moo.iary Tema He u alway. f.dg to
visit the old " home. "
lhuxua ('HCan'N PANAMA. The Orange-
men of (oderiab met at their lodge rot,-,
Hamilton -at., Sunday moron"( Int, sod
marohed in procession to North.* 0otho•
diet church, headed by the midst band. Aa
address dealing with the issue. of 168880,
and the results thereof, was delivered by
the pastor, Rev. J. E. Howell, M.A.
Auctidi T.tl.l.t 1Hi11.-d)u Tuesday List •
von in the hands of Sam Curran, a boy
of about fourteso years of age, was acci-
dentally discharged. A vreat part of the
shot took select under Currraa's arm, and a
portion of it bit another lad, William
Sproule, oa the neck We learn that both
boys are progressing and likely to be around
arm shortly.
THE L*TLoT SLAM -The Masonic Grand
Lodge of Canada will meet this year in
London oo July 18 for bus mess, election of
officers, etc. Those who are posted pay
that the following tieotkemen are likely to
be elected to the principal offices : Hos. J.
M. Gibson, ,rand manic: Dr. Clarence R.
Church, t):taws, deputy grand muter ; R.
W. Barker, Loudon, grand senior warden. --
Ottawa Chars".
A Srecttitlr(L G.irio to %,.. ' )ver 260
friends of Inverness camp, Sous ut Scotland
gathered at residence of Chet A. P. Mc-
Lean, Tuesday of last week,and enjoysd the
hospitality of that gentleman. Piper Mc-
Kay and the town band under the leader.
ship of F. Smith, furnished music on the
oo,anon. The guests were right royally
entertained by Chief Mclean and the ladies
of his household.
1%1.,. xvr SHow BLLtt-Mrs. Owen
Ilitchoox attacked the show bills which die -
graced the dead walls of Brantford, in her
recent antpaigu under the auspices of the
Royal Templar.. The mayor who was in
the chair, immediately promised that the in-
decent posters should be torn down or cov-
ered up. A sister Templar asks, would it
not be well it our mayor would take a hint
and hare some of the bills defaced, that
figure around eke streets of our town
FALL fixowa-Th. Northwestern Fur
will be held this year at Goderich,.o Wt dos -
day. Thursday ...L Friday, September 28,
29 and 30. The South Huron Agricultural
Society will hold their Fall show at Sesforth
on Tuesday and Wedeseaday,t ktober 4 and 5.
The East Huron Agricultural Society will
hold their show at Brussels, on Thursday
and Friday, t ktober 6 and 7. The Stephen
and Colborne show will beat Exeter,on Mon-
day and Tuesday, September 2b and 27. The
Clinton show will he held on 1Yedreeay,
Thursday and Friday, September 21, V
and 23.1. The Western at London, from
September 15 to 24. The Industrial •t
Toronto, from September 5 to 17.
Hi rouse S. Ha.AI0i.-The following are
the name of the pupils of the Separate
t.hool who obtained the highest marks at
the recent examination :--4th l lass- Amb-
rose Lyon, Fred Shannon ; Sen. III Claes-
Edward Tighe, Eugene !lean; Jun. 111
Class -Margaret Webb, Mary Dan, f',os-
st. McCornac, Mary McEvoy, John Mc-
Donald, John Nealou ; Sen. if Class ---Mary
Tighe, Bridget Slattery ; Jun. 1I Chime -
Mary Payne, William McDougall ; Part Sec.
end-CeliaMd orrac, Carl Campton ; Part
First - Walter McIntosh, Isabella Cur-
tin. Certificates of merit were awarded by
Mr C. Donovan, M. A., for application,
attendance sad good conduct to Misses
Margaret Lynn and Margaret Webb. let
prise in music, a silver medal, awarded to
Miss Cons Holt, 2nd Miss Margaret
Lynn.
A FATAL. MjKa•t,--The funeral of the
Iota Mm. E. Sutherland, of Woodstock,
who died suddenly Thursday last from the
effects of taking carbolic acid instead of
Jamaica singer, took place on Saturday
morning. The funeral was largely outmoded,
allowing the high esteem in which the lady
was bold. Mrs. Sutherland was the mother
of Mr. Alex. Sutherland, st Thongs street,
this city. The poll -bearers were her six
sons from London, Po.tuc, Minh., Cleve-
land, 0.and Wood.took. Deceuoad also
leaves th, me daughters -Mrs. McCallum, of
Poetise, Ma .; Mrs Mef illivrs , of De-
troit ; Mrs. Norte., of Ged Mia
Sutherland was 74 yeses of age. Her hu -
toad, with whom she emigrated to the
oonaty of Oxford M years age, still survives
Iter •ed has lived 1. the county ever sines
his arrival hire. Mr. Sutherl•ad has
worked nineteen years on the G. T. R. at
Wocobtock statins. -London Advertiser.
Haag n A l.lnat.' -One day last weak
the Stises@ of Wiarten were alarmed by the
most unearthly noise ever heard this side of
ps.dem,ouient. it was tee times wets thea
the Grit yell of despair which was heard .11
over Canada • year ago last March, whoa
the news spread that Mir John Maodsald
•ad the Torii were again sustaie.d in pow.
er. Meme people thought it mast be • Vu-
lvae anemias beaded by 'Ra. Winn, with
Bir Pieta/wet Cartwright, Ned. Ferrer, and
Da. MaOilliesddy, def T'e, Oonaser-g Mao.
Yat., singiag sweat hynems of Unrestricted
Restproaty, to hill a Csascka to sleep
while the great Americoa eagle quietly
stowed (ls.ad• sway in it aspaoiom.
where Charlton. 1 .MtBw, Goodwin,
•1, want to creep. HK no: it was some of
them dire thi g. at all. It was the sew
whale of the Rufhla Fbh Cs% tag the
"James" said to have beer promoted to that
vessel by Mr. M. C. Oseser.s, the debated
tris el West Hies., a myth the sh.r. el
Lake Hares, las Ossr
Bays tremble with fear waw the C
et the Berea (frits' yells .f deepen w
beset remendiag rem, eer reeks. Our
geed kissle, Mr. D. Comma, aeries the
street, Maw. that the soma of the
whistle, r,1_10 • doido '. boy, mak a
100 power beaky atatehmaal IV bras bras Newa
A W au. -Patau Lat'm>•e Minas, -Tho
iaeraaas mate& ea Twd.y, July 11Th, bee -
Wawa the leaver, d S.d..th. tied the
Hare.., .t Oedert.k, was ate of lhe hod
and sa.et esti-M- yeses ever pinged boon.
The leas pons, whin► lasted ens hear sad
Mesa ml.atea, was es geed as exhalant
d lateema as h.s hete wNa.ma1 ie this
taws is a Isar that. The bas nes
mirk* d tib time hawses the bre
the Har.... if saytWg, having the bent:
of it The messed and third limns
est short dattta•iss, wen 10t. tg.
Heavers w a meet (seder s. d *ding
fellows, and the game v as by
l
the aurae, d any r. -.Lk ply, etc.,
a great contrail M the sea ea the I.M.
It will M inn kr 11. kalbwi.g list of the
teams that the Beavers played their fall
team, while the Hares played two msn
who hod sever played is a meta before :
Oodsrioh, 8e•tsftk,
Mt -mem Haircut'.
T. Morrow. Goal. G. Abell.
C. Rend. Point J. Smith.
W. Thompson Cover point. B.Jaokso.
U. McIntyre. 1st defame. W. M L
H. Hays fl d " C.
W. Bleekterd 3rd " W. P• se.
A. Ni.heines. Pentre N'. Snt
D. 'Champion. 3n1 home. O. Neal.
N. Bowbeer. 4w1 home. T. Stephan.
J. Mcleod. 1st home. 14. Jackets.
R Mauna. Outside host.. G. Baldwin.
A. McVisr. !nettle boot. J. Boll.
D. Joh.ete.. Field :swoon. R. ,.octan..
R.S. Williams. Umpire. Mr. Wright.
Referee --J. Lorry, St, Mary's
L. Mttrltalt. TIM.. TIM L.
1st. B. Jackal Beavers. 1 hr. 15 m.
lel. tt. Jackson 10 m.
3rd. A. MeV mar. Hurons 5 tn.
For the Beavers Abell, in geed Smith, Mc-
Ik e:tall, A. Jackson sad , utberla,. 1 played
the best game, aid for the Hurons, Mor-
row, in tool, Reid, the two Thompr.us
McIntyre. Blackford, Hays, Mc and
McVicar played well and tried hard to win.
TOE ROTA!. Teemse+•ll.t' a A PM'?ttr.
The members of Eureka Council, R. T. of
T., and their frieods treated themselves to
so outing Friday afternoon hest, which wss
much enjoyed by all w ho participated there-
in. Shortly after one o'clock Capt. Wig•
one' sail boat, which had bass aetcred
ofor ah
the occasion, Left the dock with a good-
ly number of people on boar! for Abraham
Smith's grove, a short duteous up the lake,
and during the afternoon and eceaine a
large number of row boata were utilised by
those who oould not get away earlier, in
reaching the grounds. The weather was
pretty warn, hut there nab an excellent
supply of cool spring water at hand. which,
together with an abundance of lemons, etc.,
made existence a pleasure. The e$Nci iso
committee of management appointed, had
provided swings, croquet, hall games, tog•
of -war and other amusements, which were
heartily indulged in by the young ladies
and gentlemen present. The young ladies
of the council hal also prepared numerous
baskets of substantial eatables, as well as
delicacies, which they know how to pre-
pare so well and to which ample justice was
done. Several of the young Dulles favored
the piomoers with some choice • %oral selec-
tions during the afteraoou which was much
appreciated. There were also • couple of
musical instrumento on the grounds which
were nude to do gon.l service at intervals.
Perhaps the most interesting event of the
day was the tug-of-war in which both sexes
took part, sad which resulted in a tie.
\bout nine o'clock Capt Wiggins' Speedy
Messenger again came to anchor and those
who had no other craft to sail in, got on
board and were landed safely at the dock
spin. We believe the young people of
Iturek• Council are all earnest temperance
worker., and give themselves to any work
taken up for the furtherance of that object
with real : but they shoo believe in having a
sociable gathering .taxsioually, which they
endeavor to make a success of also, and
their ptcaic Friday loot was no exception to
the rule.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The town opened will meet next Friday
evening for the transaction of general bust -
Ikea
Rev. J. A. Anderson will deliver a ser-
mon to the Foresters next wady morning
in the Presbyterian church.
Gderich Orangemen celebrated the 12th
at Kincardine this year. They report
big crowd, a fine day and short ratios..
It is' possible to extract teeth pamleesly
and the patient retain oomsiousnee,. Dr.
Richardson does it, Dome sod see hint
Dr. M. Nicholson, the Wast -et. dentist,
makes the preservation of the natural teeth
a specialty. (:as administered from 9 ALIO
for the -unless extraction of teeth.
On Sunday Iast,Petter McEw•n lost one of
his valuable horses It was trying to get •
drink at an old teak, the covering of which
was not very strong, when the animal fell
in and was killed.
Don't forget to hear the celebrated Whyte
Bros. and Mrs. Hitchoox in the Tem
peraoas
Hall this (Thursday) evening. A rich
musical and literary treat is in store for all
who attend. Doors open .t 7.30 ; to oom-
manoe at 8 o'clock.
Stratford Herald : Rev. L B. Wallwia,
H. A , the new pastor of the Watsioo..t.
Methodist church, preached his first sermon
last sunday, and created • favorable im-
pression. He speaks with fusty, sect sad
ability and gives evidence of being • worthy
euooessor to Rev. Mr. Hinck..
Waterloo Chromiole An excursion ander
the wispiest of the choirs of the various
churches in the county will take place as
Friday July 22nd. Tb. objective point
will be Ooderieh, whsle a messier. the
City of Windsor, will be is waiting to give
the exoaraiesiste a few hours' rids as the
lake. Paters will be out in a few days,
giving rates and hill particular..
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Min Correll was in Clinton last week.
Tyr. Slaw, of (limo", was in town Taint
week.
Mn. Jas. Martis left ant weak for Boston,
Masa.
Albert Reid, of Brantford, is visiting in
tows.
D. prune, of Stratford, was u town ail
week.
lira. Moore is visiting her father Mr.
Jae. Read,
x 1. 1. sh MIntais away as • trip to the
D. Meirorvie, of Clinton, was is taws es
Friday last
Mrs. Harry Toombs is viainiac friends 1.
Cetlragwel.
Wm. Seymour. of Detroit, is vaiti.R
the old tows.
Miss Sestale, of Soderttt, a vanem Min
Lae Rama
tfvet hM MeR d °hinge, a visiting Ma-
w.: k. trtlil:' of 84. Lease. a.krelttg cal-
herb a•eaehed. S lb. '::: •
..
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•• es•§
Termite hive Meek .lashes.
Jr LA 12.-Remipb wmd
~mpasellaisr
light at the western satin tm,bot
sly 37 leads, with • very small
~
rigid over from last week. Tad.
gage oonerete' of 686 sheep, 414 1.B, It
calves and the remainder cattle. M
a b b1 .apply, the market was is
better .kaps than ea either of Lia sear
dry. last week, bat .till trade was
dell and Beene. The aiteadaax R
sie
large. a number of the local multa,ea tea
drovers taking a holiday to celebrate*
Twelfth o1 Jul1 lent week's receipt. were:
2.021 cattle, 2,tt64 sheep and 1,129 hqt
Weigh fees. 867.44.
Iesalrreal Live pee. ■.rtes. '
Jute' 9. -Thera were about 400 head d
butcher.' cattle, 350 calves and 660
lad lambs offered at the East Ed Alibates
today. Then were anomaly any pe
beeves offered today and by lar the low
number are halt -fatted sad lesaiah (termed
besets, mem of them brio( .ho4atjar Ion
loan i. Oeeb for kilning p presser A M
head of the hon .atonals worse sea r ya
per lb., with pretty good de.k at bun 414
to 4lc .1o., a ameba of t, oohs ems ware
e oL41 at from 3to M Ott per lb. Thee woes
Wee numbs of Aimed' dry news on the
market and they brought from 120 10 f`10
each, or from 21c te v pet lb.. and en nal
soall•w•g,yar:tnga were Wali at about 110
Wash. Calves Wer. mama more pleatuel
than fur • long time past and priors are loa
er, mailing from 8226 to 48 each. Leo
Photo' bought three good calves for Elk
and five good lambs at 84 each. -htppke
are paying from 31c to 4c per lb. for air
sheep ; common 1•mhe are declining in pace,
when( from fit f3 each. Fat hove a,
•dvsnciogat ion pries madto bnag from S}c to
54c, per !h
J. M. Best, d $entomb, was la Nn
during dee week.
R. I3. Comities, of St. Thomas, spot
Stucky is town.
Geo. Morris, of Guelph, was virtue( m
town this week.
Mrs Wm. MoCr•th is visitig at Pwt
Albert this week.
Mies Carrie Commodity, Auburn, te Tenn
relatives in town
Mies Tilly Rotes, of Detroit, is , Letting r
her home in town.
(4. B. Cox, of British Exchange. war .
Toronto this week.
Mea Toms, of Stmcoe, u the guest of hs.
cousin Miss Sybil
Mrs Harry Reel and infant, of Bdib,
are vesting in town.
John McIntyre, of Saltlord, has gone ss
• trip to Itritiah Columbia.
C. C. Koss, barrister, of Toronto, is risk
ing at the family residence.
Mrs M. McGuire returned lost week
from • visit to relative in Detroit.
Rube. Ellis, of Toronto, is visiting at W
reaute,ce of via parent. in Sd•for&
Mrs. L Matthews left oa Thursday per
str. City of Windsor for Kiae.riios
Mrs. Nisbsgail •ani foody have gose u
Staples, Ont, to visit relative. there.
Miss Maggie Matheson, of Hiavy, r
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Neil McIver.
Mrs Heard, of Detroit, is visiting Yr
parents, Mr. and MR Jamieson Reid-
Miss
eid.Mion Bro•dtoot, of Seaforttt, left on Tor
day after spindles noose time i. tows.
Mrs. W. T. Whitely, of Clinton, was the
guest of Mrs A. Smith the past weak.
Thos. Jarvis, of Saltlord, is hoer spin
after a residence of several weeks is Tact..
Mr. and Mss. Wen. Pro.dfoot ham re-
formed home titer a week's visit to Buffalo,
N. Y.
W. A. Lawre ce, of the Beak of Hand -
tae, Lackner'', was visiting in tows bet
week.
A. M. Robertson, of Newbafgh
school, has rot -armed to town for the 1111h -
days.
Miss. A. Rude•..n retuned on Monday
from • month's visit to Walkerton asf
other towns.
Tho.. Mclean returned os $sturdy free
Chicago be holm a good position 18
the
Mr. sad Mrs Vs Rams.,, of (Clapp
w tirt•aog the lady's perste Mr. sad An
Joseph W illisms.
Mrs. Oliver ad wa, of (:alt, ars flit
week the guests of the former's paresis, lit
W Mrs. Crs.man.
D. J. Mcleod, of Hameb.e, wb W
bees viaitee relatives in teem los. Werk
left ea If rkky fee Sadorti.
Min Drysdale, d, .toter,(
O.
dderiah (or a short time0.and i, and s die (net
of her aunt, Mrs. D. Frear, West Laws -
Mrs T. ShilIls aglaw and MrW.
law, d $e•torth, have hose
couple of weeks with Mrs.
•
sea.
Mrs. Jae. W, V le WOW Mob
in Part Haran, Mich. Me dM e•
fed y her miens, Miss May hely d lei
Med.
Mesas C. ((snow, T. Great gat to
Hones see encamped • few wk. sr do
river. They are the deet to pied, leer
tones this omen.
Mr. Gad Mn, Brlgdo amid Moir tea.
dei(►tis, d Toro.b, are eposdiag eAet
Sommer i• (iederieb. Gad w er
jsjisg ifwti. God mtmsa very e10a
lir. Brigden Y Mb hoad bt Lb.
wdl-k..
TerwM A(rvfar (e
Water
Taste wmka., tand nermr
r�d�
resestly
Cemmptie.._dornM,.bis
of toy lyth.ab•wt
ee
mudsdt for time Coder very abeam diene'
sems is* to the *se soretis boy a '-
reels
Rz-•Iderm". L A. Made.atd we, •
*sera 1.1 week at•endiag to woo• s
in•erMep that he holds to Hmrs.
I)ar8Wwyhs..Lir w..4501ret
MAMA `reel, God sis uaarra
begs.upshot d.., }•YM ms 11a
.ad..tlnai the 8. 1'
erllMnh b iiseh vey elecreli