HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-5-10, Page 5THIN SIGNAL: OODRRIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1991.
A WOMAN'S J!K4fl
Xi level and her judgment good wben
w puts brr faith in Dr. fierce.
Favorite; Prescription. Ther is no
beauty without good A.algA. No -
b,,,11• expects to become really beau-
tifu( from the use of complexion
beautifiers. Bright eyes, clear .kiu
sod nifty cheeks, follow moderate
exorcise, fresh air, good food, enti-
tle judicious use of the " Pre-
scription."
All airmen require a tonic and
Devine at some period of their lives.
Whether suffering from nervousness,
,liizine n, faintness, displacement,
catarrhal inflammation of the lining
membranes, bearing-dow n sensations,
general debility, the "Prescrip-
tion" ri ,hes the origin of the
trouble and corrects it.. (i u(rrg7t-
t(rl to benefit, or the money is
rrtunlr•ol.
litIf you're suffering from
Catarrh, the proprietors
of Darter Rage's Catarrh
Remedy ask you to in
their atedioiae. Then, if
you esel_hie cured. they'll
pay yeti PM in cash.
1 ▪ ACYERTISEMENTS MAY 10.
Peen
teal 1'iwtes- R. IL Sallow" . 5
toS o Tailoring -F. J. Pndb•m. -5
gK Wanted P. O. Box 196. 5
Stitt Full of flarphs-J. T. Acheson
• tarts for sale --D. MCKU.Ie. S
Oohed Wasted THS Sta.%Al. 5
Van ..f Revi.iw-Cblhrbe Tows.kip5
rwitan hoe Jae. Retiree 8
"se Can t I N Wrung -C. U. Armg.resg 5
leere in Lick --C. 0. Armsuoeg. 3
ono More New Well Paper- -Freest k
I',.rter 6
1:.a1 l pev oast. Off -Smith'" Farai-
ture "-tore 5
',oat 11,o Wasted --F. L Sta►lekr
Traders Wanted -Wm. Mitchell.... . 5
Aran 11 anted -Wm. Brigg" .. . 5
Ra0ns'and Farm lmpletsesta-- Jobs
Kern, Robs Thompson and Win.
titnordinary Bamako Jas. A. Stead
Il,cycle f„r sale At 1). t:alhick'e.... .
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MARRIED.
oea+TAIL AX st,- et the rwa4Aeaos
otthe Mede% tathse. ea May Zed. by Rev.
misers. R reseed Webster to lSim Mary.
tree i f Thos. Aaserwa, W of Ash.
to
DIED
r1.N?PONE: 1. Colbwse. es Friday. May 1
let Deere. A. K. Topmast ma .4 IM late
'Panel Vasstems. Geed 11 years sad 0
taselb.
BEDFORD 1. usenet, ea Tnesdar Ii p 0.
ISN. Liu a meows daaebier et the tat*
Jen Redford, aged M years. 6 weenthe • d
11 d•).
The funeral will take pleas hem the real
user 01 her mgbee. LMMheM street. on
raise May 11th, at 5ogegles , le al. f►t•ada
ase e•tesig•aces .111 *Masa IMMO Skis -
TEE TALK OF THE TOWN,
Feet the Reportea+o Itiot book
• 11 tse•,e a Uses 1m 1' Tee Oslo. t vM •
lb tent N t • Aura Ammo To
Tata.• mere, ser tale x5'11
repel ft.-- ineirm
r • "sot. off all see Meg Car lease
Benthea fluster, Stets.
To a• e post carpets use our Milt node anal
Inn hies'. Tbe beet ami. 8arirres Yer-
atsn kora.
p11•PsaVrdka. to *toN o hem resales. s1y.be
M&I'8 Cedar Gsok rove ur...h .... tansy Oasts t A. ba O-
'• 6i • t * seism is is settly t se that 1 tatobaaa.
teal 11. It Sallow.' mew tens eat say W e
d Mates r.pbio wart t imt may sem* •Meg-
lh yes west
ime
biag Bobby
in tl 's Suits t
If N, m if
pEIDlt•M'!,
UA Dk TU ORDIR,-_Tyw See ossa Per
11"1". o airs gaetaeles w11 Not 111c If
te.an sae of tams w war sm • gime to
"a leer Medal ta
rim mamae same
les Wier .ill Make• nest te 1. bmmp-heck.
el tit. W. T. Weft► sedates sad Iswetaer,
nag TelLOB IN a.- Chokes swim sad
same Sulu.'.. evereoatlye, task sad Mee
Wass. teemed matate. Meter tall
•so6sd, emery meetly efg b.tasir 4
Met (.II sad see abo ...alt and •A
n,e. You wiu sone/ boy. B Ma*ORtns4
Rot Rs' t. Xormtt ---Herb. Rehrtee. was
tass'sa.l y sleeted threat' of the 0.d.
nett •••
sS'all club at their m.Mig, hell
ast of hearken ant There will be a rattling
Th..d.y .ftase. from4
to ketwees the teen she .ed • posted
Iei'tom the Collegiate Imagist*
o a'a.►t, WITu reluelle. --lobe Lynch,
Ise .d the litipa4 is Moe High (batt of
.ISKiee. the week was ehsreed Won
nyw Rutter wel tied. whit beets* mew -
anted torture ib giving his .vel .a The
Vasey an sappers et the 15Mwe.
seg slid the *ea. war 1'.
Ret her defeedeat : R 8 Haps • '
Le' RP..a r.. Jabs M.Lssa. r'
eft. .1 X talo s, jun meth of IwttrSr,
V ht ►rakes .t the knee end his hip
sM
ank out es imtsrdey, May °Oth, 10111.10111.l
011 omen t1.b.s .a the ears .t (leie
"mugr mal, 1 McQee«ta
ig, r raw
ts
WO 4 . wrests
wane •.d it wit .sine ties before he
Is removed to his tem. is Massa
Tor Resort Tom Kerma. The Be-
Fshar O• Nn.day the Harm Fe ilea
up to Owilseink, Oil
math el Nies mum le s d
leg gel adi.m e'otl l.moh*twrloa The tam
sell effsb-
V bed "Vages lirp
.tier Me bey reached the early tows they
lamed that the rimed Ship lid to pity ea
.as Ism Nae the regdalimmlees* •ed wee
e s resell that 411kN od w the
pmmbd was almost Of caws..
wQtos
•-ed o/1 i5 k the hems Iwro W
hie .dva.tage, and as they bid •
wall baleao•d asd hard playlets eleven,
Mage looked • little Wee foe the Harms at
lIret, (bderiub scoring the Bret goal. How•
ever, the I:igrNiw mads the best e( •
bad jet. and asst tie sphere whirling
throtgh the Uoderich atregbold three
times. One ef these goals wee dia•Ilowed,
leaving the eone two to me atm aloe wee
called. It was *either • brills at ser • (est
game, but it was • mobil o.*, .n4 the
Hurons will how get doves to work. The
boys are hoping that the t:odericb players
will a000pt •o t.vitatios to our tows, whoa
they will give theta • chance to play on the
Igen football resod u I;asala,a soot time
ad • royal bating.
Tu A* mu Br -t. I. K s vr. Then ars ".
large member ot tine plum .ad cherry trees
g rowing is the town and their owners try
awl keep them free from black knot, but
there are others who make no effort in this
nee at a11. end as the insect which causes
the knot floats on the air, it is very little
um for one nor to go to the trouble to
prune it out of all his trees when hie neigh
lair's trees are full of it. When it as cut
out it is vary important that it should be
burst is order to destroy the insect. Aoy•
one neglecting to keep hu trees clean .n
(able to • fine of 420.
Sr. 11tTralxtt', F.%TLKrti\Ya. NT. Leet
To.sdsy even i •g there was • fair •lteedeace
• the rstertai•wa,t given by St. Matthew's
Terminals,. society. Rev. Father West
t Sok 1) a chair TF.e following is the pro-
eramme: Instrumental, "Rustic lame,"
Mies Troscb ; dialogue. "Stratus and lrr,
Iteilow," Andrew Lynn ud Will I ltisholm;
solo, "An Irishman-. Tout," T. (:rale ;
r.cttaMM., "TM Battle of rammer," Mies
T. Chisholm ; violin solo, "Irish \ eriety,"
Mr. Kiev ; duet, "*hit io the stew,
-
M T. Mclat ab and C. Sb•tsoa ; road-
isr apoleos's Return," Mies Dora ( his
bo m' "A handful of F:artb," Wm.
gp tom; Iastrumeotai, "Tru. Lova 4.,J.
r Mjj .. Cam Soo : nictitation. "Death of
K is( Comer McNees.. P. Nevin, sr.; sob
' Tere.es'. Farewell to Kathie's," Thos
Griffin : recitation, "Mon's Waters," Mies
Curry ; sole, "The Socg That Reached fly
Heart, ' Moa Trooch : readier of "Ab-
stainer, ' ,selected John I'ampioo ; chorus,
• I.o.eI by, Mavournes.," members of Glee
flub. The program was one ot the best
yet presented Fy the son.ty, and every
.comber 'was patttculariy well executed. if
the society will .adertake to preen* pro-
grams.sythiog like oxtail to that of Tues-
day evening at future entertainments. they
can feel assured of always having • bumper
house.
PrtreyyIaY;o/ H, true. The presbytery.
held its regular meeting at 1'1iotoo on Tues-
day, the 8th met., with the moderator,Rey.
J. A Hamrltoe, M A., is the chair. iter.
W. 11. Martin, R. I/ , was reappointed as
canve.r of the i'resbytery's Home Mission
committee for the ensuing year. A nom.
mauve consating of Ttese.Fletehr. Stewart,
Musgrove, Martin and Mcleod' was ap-
pointed to ecamute Mr. Guthrie the
' talent now assisting Dr. Macdonald, with
• view to licensure at so early date .1t
the afternoon session this oometittee re
ed, highly commending ler. Guthrie. Rey.
Peter Musgrove. cooreoer of the finance
o0lomittee submitted s tabulated statement
of the financial returns from the congress-
boos
ongress.boos with n the bounds, when it was agreed
to hare the .tatemeat pnnt.d and dstribut
eel among the families in each congregation
o' the Presbytery. Rey. J A. Anderaoa,
It A , was appointed se • member of the
aasemWye committee on bills td overtures.
Rec. Alex. Stewart, N. A , appeared before
the Presbytery in the very trying and pccn-
liar polities of presentiav a call from the
ooagrgtioa of t'aioo church, Rruoeield,
is favor of himself, he being at the time
moder.tor ot that .eestoa. The call was
signed by 1.41 members and 66 adherents,
and the promise of an auntie! stipend of !<1,•
000, •4th a mases and four week'' holidays.
A Dumber of remits sent down by the I:en-
oral Assembly were considered by the Prm-
hplery. The coon .greed to bold •c ad-
isaro.d tnsetiov at l Baton o. the 22nd
Met , when the esti frons Bruoef.ld to Mr.
Stewart will be tanned, Mr. Guthrie licensed
• m.l any other matters timing before the
Presbytery dealt with. The nett reenter
enestiag will be held et Rrueedeld on Jut),
1055, at 10.30 t. a
LOCAL BRiEFS.
Peter Deems, d Wiavham. pard • visit to
5,. 4.sgitter, Him Ella Deans, Saturday
If you epee tried a Varsity, you will
sever make say other brand of five cert
cigars let..
Atdrew Waddell lett for the Sault by the
E mpire, Wedeeedy, on a presorting tear
•Gamest the iron miss His many !needs
is ft 'wish him sumer.
"All is Got gold that glitters". Deal be
deceived, bet b• • "White" or "New Wil.
lams" Sowing Machine of Geo. W. Thom -
e *.
A Farrow, collector of customs at this
part, suss is Kiao•rdise during the past
we rk ea Weiner, esmeeuhd with kis officio
duties
&meek thieves are abroad ie tcwr. F. 1..
Rtablekr reports the bin of se overcoat
Coos his horse daring the pest few weeks,
and other, have atm suffered.
Mr. •d Hsu. S. Mega, left for Verson,
R C., Mee Tbarsdey, to vial their sen Wil
lies, or br bomb seriously ill. .We hops
sores to bear .f 5i reet.rseieb to health.
Mn. F R. Moore, da.Rhtr amid two
}secstasy& eons, et CAimtpo, •rrIv.d M Iowa
Tbur.d•y last :.rd peeper .ponding the
Selmer Wee for the reed' of their health.
Heart Disease Relieved is 33 Minutes
All asses mf organic or sysepatbetie heart
dries' relieved is 30 minutes sad w'e Con Or Heart.
o ared, by )Spa•
(1.e does oosviseas Sold by Jas Wirer.
lthssra $ tarred se • Day. -South
Swub
Americas Kliem easie (fere, far Rhwmalhm
. rd Neuralgia, nasally surd is 1 to 3 days
its arils ea eM systole' is remarkable mrd
mysterier.. It tmmsves at eros eke sere
and eke drew i.sedi•tsly disappears
The get deme greatly 5erefits 75 rots
Bold be J. Wilms .d all draggi to 30 l y
A Nem to Haresonso. se bottle of
Nasi ago* Lmim..t («mpletely r.•
llllrwrd a Mb, from my hems. i take
Mange 5. n.i__ 4iwdi.g the remedy. as it
aleprompts' h the re-
mttial bee Gomm of hard,d, soft''r eaWMed
Iscagek spur, spirts, sorbs, ewer,.
* Nor .rd wars. Osman Rosa, Ferssr.
Sold by Jen Wilma, Mark bun, Ort.
Nerd le a1. Herta--DleLr.... kid-
n ey •d Madder dimmer retired his
bears by the " New Chour !Poeta Assaf -
SAN Knew Cama' This Now rows* e
it re-
arm" pan elldes=erlig."711= boa,
Mae
eml every pert a re orrery prime le
male r I..t•ia It relieves rotor/ea of
water and pain is preies it alarm brmedl-
•Wy. If yes wast quick rebel sad oars
this is your remedy. 81515 N Jas. Willem
MARINE NOTES.
Tug Seibold has mooned* fifth coat of
put.
Tb. Arooldil two mows wen l.u.cbed
es Masdny.
Ycbr. Mary S. (lordea is reoeivteg • fresh
coat of paiat.
The baberwtee are well pleased with their
catch so far this maws,
The pleasure boat Speedy Mewoger s
being repaired sail fined out.
Dredge Arsoldi onmwnced work for the
own tractors et the erne peen this week.
Itobt. ('nigh, watchman on tug Evelyn,
took an uopremedttatrlpluogeoff the tug on
Monday.
No work has been dune towards repair•
lar the damaged portion of the breakwater
on the river.
Tug Meiuto.h left here last week for De
trout. where she wall carry fish and supplies
during the •euoa.
There is a large quantity sol peas timber
arnvng, per the 1.. T. R. We underst i,d
it is for repunng the dock.
There te getting to be a very large pile of
atones .t the dock. Some of the old pier
may auk before the new Goes.
Scbr. Todine°, Capt. Lawson, finished Bt
ting eat last weak, and took ea a cargo of
bulk salt for Wiartoa. She left on Thur. -
day.
11. Marwick is moving his nth shanty from
the beach to the island in the harbor. He
has .lm put up a number of reels for his
nets.
Mr. I:minim, of Kina►pdiee, has purchu-
ed the achy. Mary S. 1.orduo from NI. Mc-
lionald. We understand the price be paid
was 4500.
Tugs Evelyn sod Yea Kier .me being
piloted and will look very gay when finish-
ed. The Ev.lyo is befog punted by two
profemioo*L.
Ste. M. Magnus called in here on her
way up the lake and took oo • large num-
ber of kegs trade by M. Carl tar pxking
fish, and salt
Tee yacht Norma left of Thurs.sy sat
for the Sault, where one of her owners lives.
She rill run from there to varloaa ports
dunce this awasoo.
Thera are now three togs and two fishing
boats fishing oft here The tugs are : Sea
Ktng,Capt. Inkster : Netbold, ('apt. Wylie :
Evelyn, !'apt. I'rugre.
As N. 1►y,nent has been shipping large
quantities of lumber acid has not as yet re-
ceived may that season the yards are begin-
ning to look pretty bare.
Tug Dispatch returned from up the shore
Saturday. She took oo fish supplies and
1.1t o0 vl ednesday for l'urt Huron, where
she will remain this swoon.
It would be • good idea if ell the boat-
men would turn out on the 24:h, and haves
grand parade oo the lake. As there is Dotty.
leg epeeist up town this would afford some
sport.
Str. Monarch, of the Beatty Line, trade
tier first trip to here,os Fnd•y. she took
on one carload of salt and nee of baled hay,
six 4 odcnch t trees' and fishing supplies for
up the lake.
Str..\calla, of the Merch.ats' Line, r
rived oo Sunday from Port Arthur with
19,500 bus. of wheat for the Rig Milt. She
left on Tuesday for t'hiccaaggo, we understand,
to lead grain for Mootreal.
St,. Cambria called in here on her filet
down trip on Tuesday. She took on dour,
whiskey barrels and passengers. ilio
brourht down four cows and their calves,
some crockery and iron ware.
Kiocardise Reporter : The tug Dispatch,
of (;odench, s helping the tug George H.
Parker, of Detroit, to gather the boom low
which were put OP the shore last Fall. The
booms will be rakes to Saginaw City,
Str. Petted Empire, of the Beatty Liao,
made her first trip up Violists" thuw.o
this week She called to ere os Wed.es•
day, taking on 10 carload' of lit, and 1 of
baled hay, end other freight for Northern
porta.
;apt. 1 •ilbert•oo had on his diving suit
nue day last week, etplrisv the bottom of
the harbor. He discovered • number of
tool.--asst-books, axes, etc. -- which had
been dropped by the men while at work on
rhe new piers.
The tug which was built during the Win•
ter sad serial, by Wm. Marlton for,b. Purvis
up in Genrgiao Bay wms.00ce sfuliy launch-
ed on Thursday evening. There was • large
crowd of people div* to see her launched
She is hating her meshisery put is tkis
week.
• Besselem •r Roe.
To the Eater et Tutt esin•L,
It is grimed ties the !litre.' number
.ver 170,000. New, we pay a :erten/in
el 10e. or 40. • year rob, ,5415 weer
main tae smug east et W,000 per annum.
The usual report ably e000sats for slime
416,000, ..d some of us fellows .5. are
paying the few wield like to know whit Ise
Gran of the remainder.
Agin, Grand Provident !!alloy gets a
meg salary eat of this bus/sees, and, se
shown above, there is • tare• sum not ao-
oou.ted for, • id yet i1 we ask nee of the
"frog guns" to visit us we have to pay all ax-
Tiltis &daisies to make ake asselement
due
w • member of thittgo of this toad
that 1 world like to see lasered out, and 1
hops that our can.lidate or some other omon-
ber better pored than 1 un will strvigbtem
them out, for some of us are twitted about
our Iocuwtstebcy r Pot symdieg to our
platform in the re5m(Mion of our owe ender
I •odertch, May 7th. A 1't rent..
• Prsa..# em Votress.
To the K4itor of Tun Sionai .
51r. Mallory, the grand president of the
Patrons of Industry, who was examined by
the fee commission recently, gave u his
opinion sod presumably speaking for the
Patrons, that he was in favor of the election
of all county (eeictal, by the people, and
that the tenure of office on being elected
should be for life as at present. lo • speech
delivered at a meeting of the patrons held
last week in the county of Oxford he said
the only difference the Patrons had with the
Mowat government was on this question of
the elecuoa of county officials. Assuming
this pnuciple, for which the Patrons are
fighting the Mowat government, became
law. Where would the nest benefit come
is, or what likelihood is then that any
better :nen would 611 the positions than
under the appointment system. la that
county the officiate to be elected would be
County treasurer, °polity clerk, registrar,
'Menti, crown attorney am/ clerk of the
piece, county court clerk, master in
chancery and dtyisioo court clerks. The
tint two are now appointed by the county
council, the rest by the t.oyer.ment.
!'.der the system of appointment the 611
ing of them °thcw does cot or need not neces-
sarily cost the oo0oty one cent. What
would be the result under the Patr..o plat-
form ' Much the same machinery to elect an
official would be required as at now takes to
elect a member of parlwnent to any
single constituency. An executive
head would have to he appointed to
receive nomlatigos for the office end
see the elective was properly and legal-
ly carried on. receive the election
returns, appoint meq to take the vote, etc..
etc. It costs from five to six hundred
dollen and over eo elect one tmertiber of
parliament which the province pays for, and
in order to elect an official for the whole
county it would coat the county at • low
estimate 51,200 every time a vc*acy oc-
curred. leo the Patrons of that county de.
sire the tax payer* to be saddled with the
oo•ta of these elections for the men matte
faction of electing so official by popular
vote, when equally as good an appointment
u possible under the preseot system and
costs .othag.
And yet for the sake of this principle,
which is both expensive and cumbersome,
KNOWLEDGE
LEDGE
Bring* eo&. rt and imprnvemeat au•1
tends to personal mujo.ym(Idt *lien
rightly need. The many, who live bet-
ter than ..t hen slid enjoy life more, with
less exjendtture, by sun promptly
adapting ab. world's best products to
the uceeds of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure lion.,1
laxative principles embraced in the
re:uedy, Syrup of Fig6,
Its excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form nos* acceptab:e and pleas-
ant to the tante, the refreehing and truly
beneficial properties of a Irc'rhet lax-
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling adds, beu.l,kLea and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
h bas given satiated ion to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid-
neys, Liver sold Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is Iwrfectly free trim
every object 'nimble substance.
Syrup of Fees is for solo by all drug-
gists in Vic. bottles, but it is seanu-
fsetund by the Celifoniie Fig Syrup
Co. Duly, whose moue is printed on every
paekege, also the name, Syrt;p of Fitts,
and being well informed, you will not
sooetrt •qy substitute if offered.
THE WEEKLY MARKET -REPORT.
E\TR.tORDINARY
1n,110:.11NS.
Nu hour as the Wade can compete with
our primes. Lace Cttl5sire from 18 per
MU up to 44.54). it tows strange that
we are selling Ince curtains at lower
prices than other 'tons mu buy them,
yet such u a fact One store ae town
bought Lace curtains from us during the
past week at the saa►e prices we sell to
our caress's. Prune, 28 Inches wide,
fast colon, S. per yard : also Flannelettes,
:'; te. wide, Sc. per yard, regular price,
10c. ; • special lee of all wool Whip curd
Drees Goode, double width, i0.•. per yard,
worth 40c. ; good Wool Tweeds burn 2e.
per yard, rep ; heavy yard wide Grey rot
too, Sc. per yard : • very tine i ottoo, t.
per yard is 30 yard ends, worth 8c. ire
matcher, we aro selling .0 spools coltoo
Thread fur 10c. : Piss, 2c. per paper : best
corticvUi Silk, 5o. per spool. Other good.
e.ivally se cheep.
J.%NES A. REID.
Jordan% Bleck. Oodsrich,
May k 1151.
Prop.re lr her RW. Or 1br ' tt>Iblt
DW)PRRTY' FOR BALE 1N SALT -
A. Scree of land. overlooking
the 171111see of Saltford. tnree acres of orchard
-Wale ten jean,growt b. all winter Ir ret, Om
the Let is • cottage 24.30. with hack leu .he.
Ilxl6,arialire lox:s, The 'property w Il be
sold
ell Teelterms. For Atrtbrr 1
parucu
San rely to JOHN OK•N, Uoderich. P.O.
VALUABLE FARMS AND T*IWN
PROPICI{TY VOR SAI.IC Olt ItKNT,
Lot 9 in the dm concession. Ooderlch town-
ship. county of Huron. Y mile* from Uoderlch,
consisting of 110 acreo more or len. Barn les
63, nearly esw, good or..hard of choice fruit.
well watered with spriat creek, en excellent
gra/Ansi farm, can be bought on easy terms.
Apply to JOHN KNON, Auctioneer,
Lot 1 la the broken front, west of the lake
road is the Wooten' division, Township of Col
borne, county of 'fluor'. 3 miles from l;oderich
-caa5in,r 116 I ►ge bank barn, god
fampre ho.i.e ly 510.7
acres. high, neariy new and
good orchard of choice fruit, can be bought on
mer
etu. y terms. Apply to JOHN K\O\, Auction
Block A and R. Lake range to the township
of Colborne. consisting of AO ams more or
lees. There arc on the premises a frame
house, frame barn and good stabling. About
: acres young o,chard of choice fruit. About
Ile, acres of bush, This farm is onaidert,l a
trot -class grazing farm. The farm can be
divided to suit pureba.ere and bnught'on easy
terms•
Apply to J011X KNOX.
Ileum and lot in the town of (Tinton, -Lot
I1, Ilary.st,, opposite Inc old woolen mill, cam
prising frame house 15 story high, 9 roma
atone foundation with mood cellar, all in good
state of repair. Apply to JOHN KNOX.
So tf. A enamor.
6iederleb Prises.
Gonsa:cu. M. 10, 1064.
PprIng Wheat standard 0 S. to 0
KU1 Wheat .... 0 V. to 0 CO
non r. family. .. 050 too 111
Shorts, a ton 00 410 tone (4
wan.. fou 0. 00 IoW 00
Pcreenl • tom.. Ce 00 talc 00
('hopped Pool Wheat P tem, 00 0, to00 00
thee. Dew. •tele to032
Peas, b bush. 51 to 0 52
H arley. two rowed. P bulb M to 0 is
Ranee. ror.mms Ill M e 40
PPotetooe 1) boob, b o 0 40
Putter, 1: to 0 19
t art+•fresh u..paetetl, • des.... 5P to 0))g
('here 111 to 0 IS
Woad 00 to 400
Wool 1P 10 0 !
(tides l0 1 M
Sheep Sloes SO - S
wlreLice
floes
dken. as a
Situations aetltat.
i)t+ WA\TEU.-TO LEARN THE
I Dry. Goods bedew Apple lir. spell
mot's Mad writing to BCX In, Ooderich, 1'.
sod out of which no particularly good prim- O. o11t
fiscal results would follow, but more likely \> TANTED---YO(•NG MAN TO LEARN
the very reverse, and which is openly 1F Organ Tuning In ite various brioches.
•e5oowiedged by the creed president of the e
Mfr rreneo.r
ery yualifieatiess. Asiatic)`F. L ST•HILLKMt. Oodenet Orme Is, 6f-1
order to be the only grievance against the
Mowat 4;oserument, the I'at rons are
nominating candidates and pledging them- 130d.1`dtng.
helves to rote against the regular nominees
of this 1 •overnment which has done as much
if not more than any other 1 •overnmeat to
promote the beet interests of the femme
community, se far as in its power to do. If
the Patrons wish to be 000sisteot, why not
adopt the American plan of election, polus
bolus, mad tip end tear things generally ;
then there would be some sane in their
e:eotios platform. 'tut why quarrel with
the Monet Government over a men bags -
tootle of • -tomatoo, and needlessly jeopardize
by the sphtting up of votes as mood, stable
and basest • Government as ever existed
The Patron element was brought into
existence to reform the abeam of the pro-
tective policy. This is the real and only
imus and on this question depends the
future welfare of the farmer. It is a .lues-
tios of Dominion politics altogether. The
Patron of Industry will find it will take all
his time and undivided anergies to bring
sheet tariff reform without wasting his
strength on the picayune question of the
election of county officials, and doing his
hast to emberraes a Goveroment he hes no
perticuler fault to find with.
Yours,
POr /01011/010111410.1
May 7th, 1894. Oessarsa.
tar, May &
Miss Sara Mackay. et Goderich, is visit-
ure here.
Miss Dalton, from near Kieg•bndge, is
vititieg here.
Mr. "ad Mrs. W. Silib, of Sheppardton,
visited here this week.
Arbor day was duly observed here by the
teacher and ecbolan of a S. No. 9, Col-
borne.
A'c0rliIR T.n F. -Our plaid friend, John
Knox, of Goderich, loam added mother line
W his general business ry undertaking an
agency for the enterprising firm of Noxon
Bros , of leiterxeol1, for the Me of their
farming impate to the yeomanry of
Huron. Already John is es the more for
order., and, particularly with the binder, is
bound to have 15. largest sales of any local
agents for this ,mon.
April of 1894 can be looked back *eon as
one of the beet periods of many yours for
petting in the crop by our f•restag moo
.esity. The weather km keen so fine,
with es heat or wind to retard the speed of
the heress r driver is plowing, driUieg ter
karrewYrg, grite a quantity of gala 5..
been mom and each fanner has Itis ares
hooked and measured, so they weal grow
larger. The grails re grow. but the serge
maata't get los Prospects are Food with
Fall wheat, bet gram seed had to be r.-.ows
so come of the f.rme.
LEEBURN.
TresoAv, May 8.
PA.•sn AwAt. Mrs. BRrindley, The has
been • resident of Ow Oros fee many Mara,
lied Moed•y of Met week well up in years
Bim was • rood old ser[ Gad had limey
friend, and es Tuesday • fair tarso•t lel.
loved her naris is Pineview Cemetery,
Colborne, where tb.y wen eebeigi si to
n ut. The Rev. Mr. Moss, of the Nile., one -
dried the h.Nal services.
To Tea F.ox0. -Risen their ernes war
h building separatists are rag par-
ed slew" by our fanners hers John
Chisholm removed bis are to •
sew site, raring seder H a stone
I.rd•Ysr and wiU veld r addition
le its framework. John Stewart dsim
the nrwe week and (lea Morrie the wme
work .r to sleben- Mee Gibed the
irasr will pressed M Jacob Mesier's eri pM
lip . thrift,
hew beim int John Horton.
le sir lewsM far sew •rg:.g kis lire
labia he wig pt a none MrdaWb seder
le Hie weer term
1)0ARD WANTED FOR LAD1',XI'RSF:
• vend two children h a per .ce ramify is
the west end et tow.. Agply at
61-00 Tint 84osat
swede Air Sale._
I11C1CLK FOR SALE - No. 2 WHIT.
.11 .P WORTH Light Roadster. Dunlop Tyree,
In Ors -.close modifies sad equal to sew,
Prior. Petrel. with Whitworth outfit. Can be
seta at U. l'•LBiCK'S Bookstore. 61-1
Animal 55,. Sale.
(TOWS FOR SALE. -TWO 00011 MILK
VV cows for sols, Aka OSawwofpssturine
for test, .bout three mils fess Goferich.
A1557*0 D. i(IfINNON.
55 !t. S.lttora.
Seed. 1lar sal..
jAMMOTII AND ALL KINDS OF
lltansel Seeds of superior quality,
Swots m
and Late Taps of all kled.. F
Cr..eDarden ('ora, Sorest Corn. Gerdes
Pease of all kind", and garde& Seeds of every
disr.ptlos. Gireme•cal( 8. SLOANF.. 5011
DO YOU WANT
FTBBT CLA88 BURIN
imp
!kRIIHI IIPLBMIBATB?
1f 'o, can upos JOHN KNOX sod ROBERT
THO111'sOff. 0edelieh. or W. H. VARI'OR
They show first-elass top btraies. open beg
gees, "ketole read carts and varices other
*tykes All work w•rr•ated •ad of aretclau
ankh. mete by The Mc L•UGHLIN CO..
0,SHAW•.
Noxon Farm Machinery.
Ti' enAus mind are Mao "goats tor Netom
Rrotken' eetebrated Seed Ilene. Binders •sd
Mowers, Sones Tenth Cultivators. Horse
Rakes to,, ke...5woo as for the
Cockshutt Plow.
saamefadnred ley the P.eksbatt Plow Co . of
Brantford. Oat.
W. are perp• ed to tuna* the reale with
eser7 style or settle". and the very beat make
er.grirultarat Implements at tae lowest pas.
vibes cost emereaseerate wlt3 fist dam
workmanship.
Yea dent have to welt • eseeth or two after
Mavis your order, 5.t we are prepared to sic
Oatawdate you nett on to epee.
If you west bargain le the above awned
law be sure she nave your seder with w ad-
dress any aha of the aNssritsed.
JOHN KNOX, (iederich,
ROBT. THOMP.9ON, (Iodlerieb,
Ws. VAR(Y)fi, Dungannon.
01*
Court of Revulsion.
VofR(WO145 ..-Notthesle vr s wNPt
LOP. . ,our .T..eof !f
d II al the
. ogle%
inn erring •
urelVidt
litssr., to herr
Ree mm/ arm at the
AE mew burley
"'elt.msmM rim esw rugwlreIl . attired N •m4
hapyy// at (tmrte e,reds ft► •of W.P.
i .5)0lt &g y, mot .f Gale mod mod t w
ra11mtd Poet N mid a 1111 -ft
DULL FUR SERVICE_ -THAT THOR-
tissd Monist. buil, " 541 C. M. IT, H.
14," et Met elves milk rad hatter sssedl s(
reran, 41.10. Yee service . lot 2 L, 1t. W..
.
Colborne township. JOHN L•WBON,
0-1. Dunlop,
Tenders Wanted
_
KI
ait d.
TENDERS WILL RE RECEIVF,1) KV
1 the smdoro'geed op 4 Wedswday'
My
16th for the position of Market (,'lark, •poli
oasts 4 star what they aro wellies le pay for
the mirliegte of conelrina the market .cabs'
feta WM MiTi'HSU.
Tows Clerk.
Oederici. May lith. 1651. 61 It.
Public, Node,.
N 0T1CF.. - OWING vo TUX DAM
tete deme by vIRlere to 1M pork Gad
pleasure gre•.ds at Medgewood Park. from
sad after tale date art ems w111 he 11110.14 UP-
oath,
Doathe lrcVSrty without permission balms first
obtalsed.
•II ponies feted trespassing upon the
Maids w111 Mprosecuted.
HELEN f. ATTRILl.
0 f U•RROW k PROUDPOOT
Admnea, filth April, SNleit.r.
[)UBLiC NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN
Nat the M0slelp•I Cowmen et the tow.
Ale of Asblleld tweed to consider Gad peas
Uto e.tsbl1b and epee Herbert- sad
10o[iro er et. se defined awl laid net es parte
.1114.11 Gad 12 In the tlevewtb ceeeeoshw
winters Inv**. *1 the rid towtabtp of
Aeledeld. famine port of the slllaim of Mona,
upsrSte registersd pima of the mrd outage,
tun I• the roasts y oalos ter the Cou,ty of
Her... sad Mat aid bylaw will be Really read
mid sassed at • moot lesgg to be held at theorem
oil camber at 11 e'ebck Is the forefoot's of the
1115 day et May, Ilei.
61 41 WM. STOTHIRS.
Tewttealp Clerk.
%MIR ATI-ANI C A11iL LAKE SUPER
ter Railway CimmOts r will apply to the
Parliament of 1 ammo le 4 eext ossa. for
an act to rearm oweala agrseniet& bet wee.
R *ad the We dor r'rdesr.. Gnat Rast.t..
Mentreal tied 8ae). Ot4w. coney, she Om -
4r a Partite Italiwy Cempm.S. sod with
tie 4satnm) Bridge Compea to authorize
the tees" of debenture axed pre%wwHal geek.
to oesstrrst • Wench trees the m•h Ilio et the
canoe r'' railway r ..eh ether en Lake
Horse be 110. Cemat k s et erase r Herm es
may be rimed asest5 . ale to .ether!..
the 5.4 est
xewtemmrl.Awit row.M tbm o
J. R T*I*•CDEtA('.
MintnN, fa moon OM President.
DOR BALE. -N. f LOT 31, IND OON-
11 cession. Item Wawanoab, toe acres. This
Ina tns rot clam tum. Also town lot *78, Dede-
rick*. Apply to PHILIP HOLT. Mitt,
1 00 A('Itli FARM FOR BALE. -THE
1 old bomeetead of the late James Came
daylalof t
lm last half oftownship
lot21 concertos of Kast Ws 1. oo the
Morel road that lead* from Uoderich to Windt
tam. It issitoated about 60 rods from Aub-
urn.
uburn. • thriving village with tour churches and
• school near at hand. A comparatively new
frame house with eleven large rooms and cellar
with other coavenleacea, and good bank tarn
Glad about 500 large bearing fruit trees aro on
the premises. About 10 acres are cleared. The
soil is of the best. Further information from
VIt11 CASl4Ai►AY Auburn P U. *1450
FORBALE ATA BARGAIN, -THAT
1 eemmattow building oa Kiorr •t., Rrw.
es Ne.pied as a mist atop by
F.SWa. ILt larOaM. P.O. Terme.Gats. ARP/ 10
meeeN OLS[
NORTLi-WEfiT LANDS POR BALK.
5000
ACRES OF VALIABLE
Improved and unimproved farm
lands at distances varying from 1 to 12 miles
from Qu'Appelle Stanton. \, N', T., tor sale
very cheap. Y'o better lands for mixed ram-
ie( are to be found is Canada.
For full psrt►culaleapply to
A. D. DICKSON,
Ilarrister,
404-11 Qs'A
Loans anM sea ulaaN.
HAE YOU MIN
CA1'OHTINT11Ea11.1RMOFTIMMY IPA
I'1.
•
AT
FEA F(S /RUli STORE?
Here u • genuine test, -
A customer aped as. et ear le. (*km of
0I4R rowo 55 indoor Hoop for five weeks snit
one day. washing himself three times • day.
•
11'e have greeter bargains to offer you
now than we dt.1 before. .
Our Bouquet rioap, at sic. nice or 6 fur
regular .rate lee. each. is WUNI,5R.
Our tilycerise Soap at 4 etch, n.cl•r
price 101.
Also our Glycerine Soap at 2 for -d., reg Aar
price . each.
We have • full assortment of To let soaps of
•11 kind. ancludinp$Nedu•ated Mets, and res-
pectfully solicit yo•r retroactive.
,trmenitrr
Itl'Itl►l)CK A 111.X
111; -%KE IlrrrEK)
i•• Ilse Sprig Medicine. 1 packaje maces a
,inert and only cogs you tae.
Prepared only at
EAR S PHARMACY,
000KR1t'H.
THE U.*O.
Ee x i LSIOR•
BAKING
11'.1)ER
in-
'iure4
•!lucesss
ii the tnt►k-
ing of a11, •
kinds •
of
ir-1sTRY.
PILEPAItE:U
I:1'
.1. l.. Lt'
1 1111. 1t.
1l.'•lirtl H:t;l.
A T1 1:NIN.. I
C1 Bh.AOER, CONVEY ANCINO AND
Oderieb.boa s..s.Nss. eaprltslM•eth.1M61d
MONEY TO LEND ON NIORTGA011
at Hrms. Notes diecouated. C.
IMAGER. .Oe. omen* Martb'a Illetel.O.de-
MONEY TO LOAN. - $25,000.00
.S
Privet. Penis to land at hi per cent. an
amity. LOrru *. DANCXY.aom'..Meek.
remelts Cabers* Ikea 0o4alsh. ew-H
F•
J. T. NAFTRL, FIRS, LIFE AND
•mriOat 1.mmrbbmm ttgtst at lowest
rates. Mee-Oer. Hmftk est. and Square. God
.Aei- 71-
r0 000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
M*RON HOLT' t HOLMITS, Gade-
riga. 5750
MONEY TO LEND. -A L A R O I
mow of PrlvMe roads for Ineeetmwt
eit [Mq
ies es ,.4ol..• Mesepegee, Apply
t. 1 I0W t PROUDYOOT
RRADCLIFFE, GENERAL IN-
1 gorga•pr2. 0$1y iM e+les eeo s teO
119x. MO. Mosey to Lead ea omelet
le•m at the lowest rate of Istereat going. to
on nells
el doer thew heeamtlit oc *w Owe,-eue.
tau
spNlgkl Notifier.
N EW CHOPPING WLL.
Ian presser Is Assn Slade of stain rhop-
i=s Mermen mare.. MUI Is resoles at all I heve Wesand t aWM improved
M•01110017 1st and •sd eMlmme . Prier
o usese•tde. Re le p111m f year shop home
with meo.
JOS. 14IDD,
airy tt keitemin•.t.
tIODR1HCB FOUNDRY' AtiD
INE WORKS. To the pubRk
Roy n Nes. 0 and 4 plows. Roan
N ess roller. root rotten, %Watford
/dm. 7 W 4 plrowil Americas looted
Welfare twin pow. it is the busk, Wb
.r.Slars, the Madera Watford ay ekes. Al
se ether implements, Plow notate reduced b
testes. Ilam MIMI kl.d. I4.s/sgs made to
order. O.sh for old metal.
Moly J. 0. RUXCiMAN.
Euratom A. MCI
Li II UNT
JENNAN'N
Fier extersel me enlr. I. a tire sure fr
Spnm•1 dYA...Hlp Itemst. Ith
siism fume Sod'. Lembeem ere Thre•r.
W slid !urs Lefts. Roptw and all Ma
1t W Surra fore • sere h.
Mesa he NOIseICL-ALLatP*Rffl/NM
Ne 701NDPriem 7 ha Gener.ise wrltteett 5*,
trimpasebs ~mar .•r 11 .11..
to w~teak es
.t r.i•tMsiyw.
Me-
IS A.
llow
t%:is R0osrre. is the teweehles of twosome .wld
not. mst 050.44
0 .. R1 75. illsp rsla045.s . •a the MLlwlmobt
M (:•1 .Wil' X. RAIN • IZsr. J•sse• amen. O. . r. WISA.
R
llse M:en going on In our upholstered crock.
There 1e nothing in it but 150 1.1er and beet
manufactured. Yet we feel that we 1 .,r too
much of this one line and sow yr) got t'.e
benefit. (town go ►.rice' farther than e. er be•
tore, and farther than they'll ever go.pa.n.
What a chance you have ro furnish !Hawing
rooms or Parlors with elegant upbo'- .r.•d
Roils at prices which cannot be repented.
Furniture coverings A large line to eta. k.
AU
new Pottage.
SMITH'S FURNITURE STORE.
The Proplelr Column.
g16DD'8 PLANING KILL, -
i1AN AND DOOR TUMOR Y.-
IJIU to R 0. T. RT. STATION. -
NKW BitusswleK C'KDAR 4NINI:hK9.
Extra, 55.25. t'be•n, MAO. Ind elms ,hears.
tOn. gyre No. 1, 5110 ('le•s cm,
heavy 'Marto.
FLOORING avn SIDING, 1116.00 per M.
WIMP. SAM •nn DI.I)4Dt(, trivially low.
MAPLE ass 001400('14 FLOORING. kiln dr.ed.
DRY HE141.0('K. lac bedtimes, LATH 1'11'E-
ET8, GATt8, etc.. etc.
DRAIN T11.11t. ►1Rl RRl1'K.
M ly JuaErM E1DD.
•
AL1. THE LEADINGAND POPULAR
Spring Medicines est bead.
A sew Wet k last received.
I'RES4'RiPTION
►RI"i: STURE.
Mal ,,.$ ( ream few Tan and + reekleti
Frestar a ranee sand.
15415 rector/ 2'e, sad We, per en.
t J. W11.8074,
Oi'szIo!
RAZING F:
THS1'R11CR181fR WILL
G take omens so. r1e4 tio... '.er as 14.00.
.
7 ..:pr~ ter -`01rttra*adradt.5 1►.