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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-4-30, Page 1VIZ Beam 18 THI CHLAP1111 -Ass- THE SIGNAL .... 13 TH3 BEST. 'l be FORTY -FAG HTH YEAR. -2567 101141. THE NEWSPAPER OF HURON O0 Y TY - ONE DOLLAR WILL PAT PUB TETE SIGNAL Fos Otis Tam GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, APR. 30, 1896. D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -APRIL 30 TSlater Boet- W a Sharers, jr .. 6 M Pastore Fells Rersrv.-Tb. Cesrda Cempasy Hope Wee Abdominal -0. T. Fallyd tCo Parliaeest Dusdved-r. J. Pridbrm .. 5 The New Vostilseed Sk..--S,. B. Poi - leek 8 some W.1Ie-T1s Fair. 4 (lards 1atpisesete-A. M.D. AWs S•rpssrlag B.rpsisu W. As►wmi ASN Asetber Cbmw- tie.. Porter . . Get es Glasses -.1. B. Davis Oh ler • Picture !-R. R SiUew• P•iata red Otle-R. W. M.Kesw Beemiller Woollen Mill -lens Glad. hall ..... ., 4 Have You Called! -J. MaNsegbies..... 4 !tale of Hones red L.4-liurrrow It I'roudtool. 5 Tenders Wasted -S. Mrloueros .. . . Household Furniture -Thos. Gundry... lasowtty-L M. Maybe" .. 5 Ladies' Print W reppoea-J res. Robiaros 1 Spray Pampa- Armetres/ Bros 1 OUR OTTAWA LETTER. l °r..d reeills6'Oeja" I mallet "k hint to do se, nate= Camisole .met Corea, What 5 4 The Salute i if S 6 6 6 5 5 THE HARBOR. The Tolman was wonted and pointed lest week. Commercial fishing improved • little the pest week. Copt. Baxter has the door and railings as he brides. latae• Post The fishing tug Ue.patol u fitting out. The fog wheal• was tooting the greeter part of Tuesday. Oa Saidey a few we bergs were sees from the harbor bask. Os Saturday the raver had fallen to Its ima•l summer level. The obi market scales are now fixed on the Rig Mill salt track. A number of the bee/Aeneas on the river lie to be put up this weak, Then are large flocks of wild ducks to be e ven on the river and harbor and off the pier.. Copt. Baxter has opsoed out hu boat- house and has overhauled nearly all he boats. Tb. Schooner Renege sailed on Moadev for Golder Volley to lead lumber for le trolt. A tag will woo oommeace to tow logs from other porta to Godenoh for Eke sew u wmt►l. The mows have ovistnasoced to use Mo I)omald'e beach and aha North pier se ',maimed*. }immediate Reporter : The tag Jobo Logte, whaoh wintered bore, fres gone to Southampton. One of our r.sdente ala me to have land- ed three hundred porch in two boon as. day last weak. The first Brown boat will oommenoe run- ning about the 10th of May, and the other • month later. The last creek in the breakwater was somewhat salaried by the freshet in the e arly part of last week. It would be a mush apprecietd favor to aeyoleta, if the town authorities would give the Square • good scraping. The tug Eagle was hauled out as lbs is- land and repaired last week, and has gore to Hayfield, when bar owner lives. Anglers hays bed ups and dowse psrob fiehan*, some days gentles eitcelleet strums, while on other days hardly • fish was ob- tained. If then a the present depth of water in the harbor all the year routed, the 14 foot boats will have • foot sad a halt to spare ell the way. The soh..oa.r Kollar" pat on her dress last weer, and sailed on Tuesday for John - ewe.. harbor, with • ergo ooiwting of po- tatoes, hay, supplies and • planer for • saw- mill. 1 be steamer Jones tett shortly after mid- night on Friday for Wierss. She was, es route, to leave supplies at Southamptai, Tobermor.y, and several fishing stetlo0. on Meatballs Island. Last week the frame foundation for the N ewmill was placed, and this week • large number of men .re demigod oo the building Th. past week • large gmentity of its ma- chinery sad some timber were wleadd be- side the railway track . The pipes mak by the water works engin- eer to try- for • flow of water filled rapidly, As tar as quantity is ooio.reed,tbe test was • uooseeful. Untortuaetely, the analyse, while showing the water to be perfectly Pure, makes patent the foot that it has sev- eral degrees 01 hardness. The test wells were plated almlot in the Memel thee the overflow of the old Hawley well out oat, so that it iaalmost osrt is that it is from MO old flow of mineral water that the hardness cocoas. Eaginoer Smith sad D. Molitor, while mounding off the beach sad piers last week, found that the terve timidity of rind that has moms .o the beach ree.etly most boa come from sear ..d aroused the pies, as at the present time %bow b so bar aortae the harbor estrum, mid at plasm • few hund- red test from the b.meb, where them wea only 5 fest of water, thew se esw 8 or 9. It asset that 15. lestNaalag of the pima has dose away with the harbor bar. its .00adisp taken skew that there is ever 154 fest of want fees take to dook, but dem to the sorb pier the depth 1s some plasm is tee lest lees Man, ea gagvsmrel A.tmal As • rtes we seceded is showing • jai deal of desetiefacties with the w , sad gruml.le • beat deal about it. 1. Num nor we're toe het, in Winter, Ess sold, sad daring bright erring days we complus that It weal Met Im.o. T'b. past .sant for do - sae away with all asaphia is to dress ap- propriately. is 8semsr, deet drew, wear • msglige mit and waseh your .etghber work You'll be seeker thea it you worked yoerselt. fiat is Wieser, %bat'" d1Aeswt, Mans is all thew/Um work you ma' ed, but instead 01 bsrdesise yearslf with a camber 01 pgemitm, WWI year ester emit i.t..rBsed with Fibre (Jbnw.b. it will keep ..et ell wind. rats id Rea owl yet le Mem Pensive tieght th d se lika weight at yen Emelt a les! prsgrM le the 1M Cioingonatthe ere we of them, in written, gnaw mho and prove a euieiest cberge,or say that 1 meet Capital oboes" w5 05 of them to keep. 1t 1•, I think. to your pereeeal lemma sot to have • split. '[upper, with wham 1 here eons overhe twhole tagrees with me. " So far so good. Hen we Bad Tapper aid him friend l.h•pleaa trying to farm • aose- beeettoa for the purpose of what ! Hermt- ly governing the country Wall, the Tenet* Mui. the Go..,. - .5.1'. phut organ, dose mot appear to have air higher opinion of Sir Charles Tapper than Sir John M•odoseld bed d Cb•ple•u. The lorosto Mail of Jaw 7th, 1891, maid : ••'15.,. can be no doubt 01 tee wares beteg actively pulled for Sir Charles Tappet .t Ottawa by his own son. with bis ether spm - mai adherents in the l'abiaet,es'weU as tae member trom the eastern Provisoes to whom, es • reward for their loyally to him In the late wiliest, he has promoted eves mon than justice in the diva•toi of the e pode. He u the prince of polat.io.l cracks - men, no doubt, but we cannot afford ability o ven of eo rue • kind at such a pries as Peet of oonuoued and increased dsmoralisa. ties.' The rest of the Mail" denueoi•tioi of Tapper ruse •o the same eosin. That as the record of 15. two teen who are to lead the Tory party to victory. They all have • mooed, • splendid reoord, morality and bos- omy combined. F.rll.i.eaa was act l'eutr7-a.ms et the • Credit arta et SsW/ou aid l'emtmlsstes-Chap- lms and Tepper Mated. alT WA, April 27. -The last o wes hso been mooted in omioluding ono of the meet dieeraodal Perlume.4 Mutt has over been *stored epos the annals of the Haunts of Cumu,oee at Ottawa. The mew b Pulaau.wt mooed u Aped 1891 ted the disclosures of the/ seesaw will ever remain • .tate upon Lite good tune of the 0onutr). 11 resahel to the forced retire- ment of a member of the Cabinet and the expulsion from Parliament and ampraoo- Meot of • o oaserte.ive member ,t the House. The oondeot of ••other member 01 the Go.e...seeut in ooaoectwo with his n- ation. toward. ou• of the foinald clerks of ha deperuneu• wee oleo 15. .uIjeuI al in vesu/attoo Lost .wlos. The 1'rlsuug Bureau scandal was also ex- posed in whioh .',rough Chepleau • friends the country loot many thoos.nde of dollars. AA the eiveeIS P.rlamest owned so It °outland sad so at coded. W • have seen Fester, '• ine good George," the highly moral George, have to admit 15.t he had permitted his political frauds as York to default lnierest da. the Government for six years on • lots of $300,000 made out 01 the treasury to the Frden.toa Badge Go.,00d upon which you tax payers are now psylsg interest in laude. W. have also semi John Centime's deal with the Tobayse Valley Railway Cu. si- posd by wt.ioh, u oeseeotios with esreeia mining property bet seems to have done well. Thu s.mioa you have heard of the citable of one George I:oodwa tet extras amounting to 1210,000 in connection with ►u Soulaages Camel contracts. You bin also had to °oowcum with the claim is exhibition of the Liberal party blooking the payment of what they oossiderd an illegal payment of your money out of too treasury to levorate oomtra.tor& For • moment let me read to you what Sir Meokeezie Howell said stout the Parliament just olo.ed,ls • speech delivered by him an the annul St. George'. Society dinner to this sty oa Thursday not : •' The Parltamest of Canada has sot added moth to its reputation during the past three or to years. There never has been • Perim - most that 5.e bed so mmoy sleepless nights and dose w little work as the present ase • He hoped thee they would never in Cauda wito... • loemlen et Parliament that would te the remotest degree he a parallel to the one just Mooed. 1e. n you think Sir Mao- k.nzie wes about right ! Thum is not a day that I do not meet someone umbo says some- thiag like this-" 1 am a Conservative Mud I bops always to renals one, but as tar as the administration of Government gees 1 Milk there should be a ohangs. W• ha.e bees disgraced by the men who new hold office and ea to as 1 •m 0000.rsed I ter go- ing to give the Liberals • chtooe to me if they will do any better for they cannot de mores. " That is the way many people ars now talking all over the country. As regards the s•setoo just clood,ese day alto it oprtood you have had an exaaum of saves Ministers of the Crown rename. Sir Mackenzie had refused to permit the advance of 22,500,000 out of the Treasury to the Had.00 Bay Railroad .oetome ; be blocked the rssewai of the .udsidy of $170- 000 per annum to Tupper's pet esteem*, the Cmgneoto'hap Railway and Iter on be has vetoed the psyllium of Godwin's claims, winch they were waiting to pay after Sir Mackenzie got out of the way. But these seven Ministers, or ax of them, are aU back luckier tear heels on the treasury benches, wanton for you to clothe them again with exeeutive power for another five year. Rat look out Theo again as to the work of the past stenion Foster once maid he be had acted "do • moment of weakness." That mom- ent of w eka*en, as far as Foster and hu colleagues are ooseerssd, has bum • perpetual cmc all through this session. Weak and bel. Could it be otherwise with • House divided against itself ! They brought dowuttter nearly • year'* prepara- tion, • measure by which it was proposed to redress the grievances of the Ciethol10 min- ority of Manuobe, • Remedial Bill, in the dyint bourn of the session. Fifteen out of the 112 Warm composing this perfect bill were Awed, but not maul the Government bad mdatifited the o.aeseity of over forty e me.dm.ente •loso os them iltwa cl.uesa. Learner tad others opposed mob an abortive measure going ou the statute book tad it dui mot go. They also brought down • msssere by whioh It was proposed to advance soother fear millions dollars oat of the treasury to the Comedian Pam& R•ilway,but they were fcred to withdraw it, as they eleryls the ease of several million doll.rs they were amkisg for to the way of railway robot lies. 'f%. liberal party had to. vivid • recd. Ieetios of the $133,000 Coitigae secured in aid of the Tob quo Valley Pittway to ran to his mime, rod they wasted woe te invents• gate the new list of ..lmidies, before they pwmatted them to peen. la the same way they wanted to put through betimes thirty sad ferry malice dollars of .states for meet year, is the dying bound the mentees. but the Opposition said stop : we will pass them is July, atter the eeaatry bee said who they wish to handle the atmssy. Rr• vegrancTtee . OBITUARY. HARRIS. -In (rodenoh on April 20th, 1896, her fifty fitartbd•y, there permed pe.aefully to reit in .Jesus, Matilda Morris. beloved wife of Thomas H.rre• Mr. liar - no was aa invalid for moves years, having suffered from two strokes of paralysis, sites which ebb had borne • long sod tedious ill - nem with wonderful p•tieoae and rstiw- lion. Suoe earlyirlhodrs. MHarris had been • sincere and serost Christian ; she had given the best of bar We, youth and health to her Saviour, and when siokmes came it was her to real re the swesteass 01 having Gd fore rduge,the oomtorting, up- lifting strength of the Everlasting Atma The inMermeas took plow at Dssge.ss osmetery oo the 2211d. Rev. J. Ede, ems - ducting the service. The pall bearers were It. W. McKenzie, W. Acheson, W. War- n ock, E. Downing, W. Lase, C. A. Hum- ber Ia the home circle Mrs Horns lea.es to mourn her lose her husband, one desalt - ter sed • Mew, to whom since childhood she has been u a mother, all of whom have the oomtortiag assurance that she is with Christ, whioh a fu better. " One less et home : The ob.rined circle brokeo, • dear fume Mimed day by day from ire aoewtomed Bat cleaomed, and saved, and perfected by grace. One mon in Heaves' Goa leen at home : (toe voice of welcome hashed, and evermore One (farewell word unspoken ; on the shore Where parting *omen not, one goal landed more - One more in Heaven ' One leen on earth ; Its pains, its sorrow. and eta toile to share ; Ose lees the pilgnm's daily crow to bear ; One more the crown of ransomed mists to wear - At home in Heaven ' (Impious Mee arrived here today, to help Tupper is the form•Mae of • Gevwmment, it they sae agree epos teres and epee • divides ef the spoilt Of Merlotti. es 6th May, 1104, Bir Jabs Madesald wrote se fellows se He.. Thies. McGremy : •' My sellsagtw Wink thee QrpM•is is lees M b dm - wheel wbe • besting• for hie be- hevior, by being is the ocesetl. theta as • main few te est. l.ngevi• le (sling he Quakes by tum mind of the week, sine wllf sum W Meads. i with yes psttlenleriy /• sus hist sed impress qs bleu the seessdty of C1M� ep with (Siplss., twill the latter wsmlYm j ee mom as te jest* kis (Foe more an Hearin ' Another thought to brighten cloudy days, Abettor theme of thankfulness and praise, Another Usk on high, our soul to raise To home and Heaven C. E. L- U. The following are the topios for the dif- ferent young people's .001.1ies which meet daring nett week : Knox Church 1. P. S. C. E. , Tuesday even- ing at 8 o'oloek. Topic tor May 5, •• Be of Good Cheer,'. John xvi : 22 33 Leader George MoSwees Missionary topic "The obligation to vo," Luke xxiv : 46-48 Leader Harry Lockhart. North -et Methodist oharoh E. L of C. 1' , Friday evening at 8 cloak. Topic for May let, •'Oar Pledge." Leader Mem Gundry. C,00eooretioa and roll call. Vomen ,a Methodist ohuroh F L. Friday evening at 8 o'olook. Topic for May let, "Junior (►rganasatiou.' leader Mise Washirirto., Clinton. Union Presbyterian °buret, Goderioh Tp., V.1' S.(' F.., Sunday eventing at 7:30 o'clock. Topa for M.. 3rd, "Be of Good Chew.'. Luke xvi : 2233. All are cordially invited to attend these meetings. •s ./pea Letter. Fourth Cos, of Brno., Wil- low Creak P. 0. April 3rd 1896. J. M. M.-Lsoo, Goderiek. Dear sir, --I was rack tor fin years, I was treated by Mt doctors. Asytbiog I ate distressed a, I was rdaod to • skeleton. The pun is my stomach was intol.r•ble. What 1 did Mt ernes rip as door, as it wetot dew.. Life became • burden tome. 1 was told that I had wooer in the stomach sod that It would take s lois este to our. me. You oan well jades whets told the that I ooeolsded I could not be oared. I hersn to swell so mach and net getting relief 1 thought my ism hopeless. I was advised sot to eat for two weeks, this was o.neoemary are I could sot me amyw.y. 1 was not in good Mope to leave bees in cold and stormy weather, bet i bed omihd.n in you-ks.wing es seamy eases that you cured is Ibis neighbor - hod. mane whom were messm of my ow. Moeda. I tot • trued to drive me to Gd. nab lest November. i amid sot rest sill i was token throw. i ree•iaed 5.e days at the U.M. Hotel, when they treated me tinily amid well, till 1 got the flassrl hat - mem you made for me Sited on. i was talk- ies year System Renovator, improved all the time, and the Bret bottle of Z. A Me- ls..sa's iisentr.t relieved ss. greatly. i as U wfree from all pals .id eawell the day 1 1011 (lederioh. i was mambo daily. i continued till 1 teak three :IMAM' of ;,Ss ResovMrr, .set two of the Limiseat. I felt that i was owed sed well lo.'g before i Bobbed this, but was mimeo to vim strength .ltd weight, whir& 1 have. i b.- gss se week also* as seen as i mote. i be.. bees well and feel as well steer t her as ever i did in my life. My esefldenee wee set minsbeed I teener you my els .eta thesrm. Teem trmly, 66 -IM Nam Rom=aR.ow. DUNGANNON. Nonce -The Moat •/rte la Guess. Wins Btefu. is at the alae o1 J. O. Ward. J.P onevagaaow. te., whe wW receive or dere ter enteoripows. advertirag sad Joh work. sad is •utboria.d is give r.o.lpte ter • womets paid for the sante Tpmtb.r: April 28. Bike. -Now that Sprig a fairly tat a, alms(a. enjoyed by • number of our yoaag moo. l i si Tau R.. I L% Al. - I f the proposed 5lsotr10 railway is net • myth, we prmame It to about saes opentley la the ooeetrue- itee theteu. wet. wmmeneed O.v .t Vistil.e Tale. -Mrs. (:y std daughter. Iflestah, left hum. as Hat.rday et last week, to vett friends at Ripley. We wish them a ple.s.nt ,mat and elle rotors. Rem *Nap Hoy c.- Rev. J. Bdtoond..ed wife, who lave been es • visit to relatives sad rewiring aalua.otaooes at Laetowel, and other p.tints, returned home on Friday last. hirk,.y EMEND*. -.loom H. lee is rushing amprutes ale um tum tarn which ne reaoua ly nought from 1), m. SloMe' b, Esq., by drawing, twuiog and toruses in 5 husband - like manner. E., IlANTi.1:.-31other Korth is beim* gradually attired in her beautiful Syrian mason bebilimesu for 1896, won oo.tasiomal warm.howw and, oo the whole, ecoellest we.tner. A 1 mutate to Ice ditlerent i.p•rt- me.14 1. orieb. sit tog to .11 and wadi y. Nan RL.lut.. s-t,e.,tee Beglq, mss el our papular building c.atrw'ore, has takes • ..N.nlr.ut •O rai.iro,-t . reeideiue fur Mrs. G. Potton, on Inc property whioh she re - mealy putu',aced from Jas. Whysrd. Sbe may rely apoe having good work done. CONN •Le 'aNa.-11e are pleased to be .Ale to state that Bernard Redmond and wife, who have been very III for some time, are gradually reooverang, they have resided 0o the homestead oo whioh they new IiH for upwards of forty•.4' years, and as citi- zens .re highly respected. We hope they will be spared many years to enjoy the oom- iortable home and fruit" of thetr pioneering industry. l N 1 x rA N. -y. --On Friday last, the reale. of William Lorain, only child of William M•lloogb, bailiff, were interred in Demme - son oem.tery. Age 13 months oo the day of bit death. The deep sympathy of the onuses of Dungannon and vicinity is extended to the bereaved parents, in the early doparture of their beloved child, who is 5000 to join the happy and blessed of children in the maoetoos of unbounded bliss and holy joy. ('outs.. AND GOING. -Mr. Wilkie, 01 Clinton, denten, was in our village on Fri. day last, we are pleased to see that the venerable gentleman was able to res0tne his practice, aa •Ieo were many of his patron. Having heard that he was afflicted with la - pup, and had the misfortune to fall and seriously injure himeetf, we were somewhat taken by surprise, although glad to we him looking t•irly well ani 'tune level headed o0 the political issues of the times past and present. Although advanoed in years we bops be will be spared to enjoy health and strength for many years. INTeauSST -90 Wednesday of last week the remains of Matilda, wife of Thos. Harris, of Gdenoh, and formerly of Ash- field, were Interred In Dungannon cemetery, ewe' i y -.re. Toe deceased had bete in • very poor state of health for • number of year., during which the submitted to hum affliction with • 4401st and l'hrutian•like re- signation, ever trusting i0 the (rest Physi- cian with .inured confidence. She was out of the many daughters of the late John Moms, who departed this life an 1895. 11m bereaved husband, daughter and relatives have the deep sympathy of the community In the bereavement. Carr HIRE -Sin. S. Pentland left hen to Wednesday o1 last wok to join her hus- band, who has secured • position at Quincy, IIL She will be greatly missed in church work, Ming an exemplary and 00nsistest member of the Methodist churoh here, and wee highly respected by the members of the eburob for her ('hri•ttan labors and zeal an esdeavonng to promote the spirituel as well as the temporal interests in the church, as the following beautiful address and gift *view to no small degree, the oordial se - teem in whioh she was held by the ooagr.- pties and citizens of the vtoinity To Mr.. a. J. Wetland. DEAR FRIENa AND Sl'iTCR,-it is with the most profound regret th.t we learn you w e about to loop us, and oo the ere of y our departure, we embrace the opportunity to express our •pppreoatioa of you as • true sad faithful Christian, as gent have by your walk, 000vereatioo,and work in the Master's vineyard, and we believe you have en- deavored to be faithful to duty, and in your removal from our midst, we deeply feel that as a .5s4regatlou, we sustain • great lase. We are thankful, however, to know that what is loss to us will he gain to those setas( whom, in the arrangement of an all - wise C'testet, you are permitted to Mete. We 5.11..e the Lord has yet a work for got► to de is seem other pert of his vineyard, and that your sterling integrity, urflsgRing xosl, and modest,aewuming and ooseistest UN, will gain for you in your new geld of labor, the sea high esteem they have gain- e d tor you hers. We would now ask you to accept the puree ea • parting token of our love and esteem, hoping you may be loss spared to ,ommanioste • blowieg to others. Wishing you and yours every prosperityis your sew home. We resins. years is ristian love. igned on behalf of the esbgregeuon, Meth• dist Church Dnsgasses : Meq. Liras Awon+os, • Maw Assist Ttgt..Avsn, Mat. 8. J. Yott'o, Joemrn A. MAu.evs, Grouse Ovorume. AUCTION SALES. COMING ANO GOING. F. Y. Mott, of Exeter, was u town oa Freday. K. H. Collies, of Beeler, was is town en Thursday. Mint M. Warmer, of Glisten,. ae tows 0. �und•y. * L H Dicke*, of Easter, visited God.- rltih last Tbua.day. Mrs. 1 F. aid Miss Sybil Toss reached town on Saturday en their return from New Y ork. Mn. end the Mures Lockwood leave to- day (Tbursd•y I for thou future home in Amherst, N.S. Jos. Clark left en the steamer Josses on • visit to W tartou and many baba*( stations in the Georgian Bay. Mies host of the Amish te now able to attend to Wittiness, esw. that he many traends wall be pleased to see in print. Sirs Fasmore, a000mpanid by her son H•rrc,left on 1'uesdy morning for a couple of mootbs vett to her loose in St. Louis and Detroit. Miss Thompson has uloed her Ktoderg•r- ton a Godeneh and aooepied • smiler pot- ties on the staff of the Berlin public whorl,, for wbtuh towo the lady leaves to- day. A E. Stuart, of Petersburg, Mich.. is the guest of R. 1.. Hays. The gentleman is is town oo butanes' in uoonecuoa with he property, on the oorner of Colborne -et and S•ivare. Adolphe& Exner, of the Inland Revalue Department. recently stationed at Norwich, has been appointed to Gndertob in oleos of F. H. Spence, Mr. and Sin. Wm. Shaver Mrs. J. A Shaver, of Aomstor, were In town last week speeding the funeral of their sister-ls-law, the late Mrs. Huns. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. Fresh trout were in the market last week. Ladies get your cycling oorseu .t Rob- iseoo.. The'Harbor Pork was largely patronised on Sunday The ran of Monday mused • wonderful growth of erase. Regular meeting night of town oounotl b - morrow, 'raday. A yuentwFn mow often asked is, will the Oddtellowa build • h.11. Ladies print wreppws for 95o. at Itub- The Godorioh Foot 13.11 team made • 01.. finish for the .seas. Ragaler mason( of Godenoh Council, No. 157, C.O,C.F. than evening. .4oh.eton 1101 has erected • new workshop oo Colborne street. Regular meeting of the Public School Board, next Mondy evenang. Holy 1'ommunwn at St. Georges, at close of morning service next Sunday. Mrs. Colin Campbell has pnrohaeed the Hunks dwelling on 5t. David's-st Blooms and chart waists from 40o to 11.35 at Roblseoo'e. The annual meeting of the Mechaotw' la. statute wa.l be held on Mmiday evening. A start has been made to sod the ground around the Curling and Skating rink. The bnck work on E. 1)owoass a skew dwelling on St. Patrick-st as nearly com- pleted. Saturday o 'clock our 50u. Corona for 39o. -•t Rob- les.The ... Albion building as now ap to the first floor, but there is • rumor that there will be • eau for bricks. The GOderich baseball ^lub propoes play tog the Union., of I:orrae and Wroxeter, on May 24,h, at Clinton. J. Cameron. representing the 1;. H. Mac - ism. Co., of Toronto, gave Tut SIG NA1. • fraternal call on Wdned•y. Jas. Yates has purchased the stook of A. L. Weir, and will eio0ta0w the bneiosm n ext G. W. Thom•oo'e bicycle depot. Friday morning, between 10 and 11 o'olook our 10c. skirt lining, 5 yards for 300 at Robinson's. Armstrong Reece. & Co , have .Destructed an excellent spray pump, which can he mild •t • yery low pries. See d. next week. There was • very powerful and unplea- sant dor alone the bank South of the Lighthouse, oo Sunday. Whet mused at. The thanks of the Harmony Orchestra are dee Mims lumber for • very pretty gel - ration eititld "The .lolly Miner • March." Then will be a Love Fest at the North Street Methodist Church et 10 A M., on Ssndoy, followed by communion after morn - Ing swytce. There was a large attendance at the Christian F:ideavor Local Unios meeting in Victoria street Methodist oburoh, oo Fri day enin*. Tbey+*vwi11 be • spiels' meeting of the Baseball (Club this iThureday) evening es the old cricket grounds east end of the tows after pr ouee. The Square wee fairly orowdd with cyclists on Saturday erasing. Among the m•okioes then were • fem of the old fashioned big wheels, and • kludem. If paid for in •dvanoe, this paper oasts Mem than two omit • Dopy, yet then are well-to-do people in town and toweship, who will walk nearly half • mile to borrow • MI:NAL. •B parties :ttog their sale b111. panted at Ala adios will haves tree .wiles imams In this let as to taw thee of ,ales. Assam sale of boonthold furniture at the midmost of H. Smith, Waterloo et, mixt the Rink. en Thursday, April 30. Thos. oadry, •setiowesr. Amnon sale of harm, wagen,farea imple- ments and household furniture at McDou aid's betel, Kiat.il, e. Saturday, May 10, eses wooing as 10 a.m. Rory illeClarles, •salessor Assam sale 01 hews red les 682 es Na- pier apier 8.. tows el Gedsrid, ea Tuesday May 19th me 12 .desk mea The sale will take pp5.1me.m N the •.dmi ies et, Hamilton Serest tlMa (Miry, Amsedsmesr. evening b.tweeo 7 and 10 We osn help to make your home oleaa, bright and oheerful if you wish to. With paper of the best grade an American sad Canadian msnufactor., we are in • position to do so Theo, after the papering 1. doss, we bay* many useful as well ea ornamental artiolee w •ttraoti.es.es to yner rongp- Nnw 1s the tree Erase ye. should deride be make your par.bssus N 15. Fair. OVER THE HURON TRAGI. The Griot from u.• Legal MAIL • meetly Memel in yeasty 0... Served ■p to Salt iveryb.dy - rue sad ref.. Lapped sed Ceadsa•ed prem Ever, Settles. \VINGHAM1 The Alert bre brigade are'maku ag a flower bed ls front of the town hall. Seatorth : Mr. MoCallum, of near Inger- soll, ho. taken a position with John Kele, blacksmith. Wangb•m : John E. Swartz ,hipped his driver, Frank, to Aglitter, Oat., h.% tog bold at to a gentleman of that oleos. Bluevale : K. G. Camemore, the new mer - chola, has eogatted Mw Jamieson, of Fordwiob, to mut In the poet office. Chows : The latest inmate of the Home of Refuge u Annie Hsrme•ten, of Turn - berry, • girl of 33 years, who is idiotic. Stanley : James Mustard and wife, of Chicago, w visiting among friends and ao- quaiotanoes u and around their old home. Bluevule : Corte Myers, of Loring, Mwhlu.n, has returned to visit his uncle. Darnel Lowe, atter an absence of (oar years. Clinton : Geo. Swarm, of !Ashford, moves back to town next week, and lien Mason moves to the hotel lately oocupid by Sir. Sw.rt. Seatorth .lames Arohibeld returned from hi. F.urop.•o tour on Friday test. He .ombtae4 business with pleasure and looks as it he had enjoyed himself. Hallett : Last week . horse **loughs, to W. Snell, Holten, was ennetrook, and did as the result thereof. 0. Flynn, Hallett, also lost • homes from some unknown saws. Porter's Sill : A short time ago Mr. 0. W. Potter was milled to Woodstock to see his mother, who wee very low ; we are sorry to learn that she bas uses pawed away. W Melo= :.1. H. i )ulslage shipped hu trotting stallion, Baraboo, to 1)etroit, ou Moody to be trained under the out of the celebrated trainers Stanley and 1)..bar. The colored gentleman, Oliver, went i. charge. Exeter Rev. E W. Hunt, rector of the Trvitt Memora.l church, and t•mity leave this oleos about the let of Slay, and at is rumored that he next field of labor will be to the land of the stare and stripes Exeter . Mise Sarah Phar bed the mis- fortune to fa!1 from the platform of • clothes reel. and in the f.11 sust.a.ed • se- ven injury to one of her arms, which will render her unable to work for some time. Leedbury The sale at John Common's, on M..ody last, was quite successful and was well attended. One bores sold for tit, and one brought 1104 ; mows brought from 830 to 140 each. The total amount realized was upwards et 41.100. Clinton : The Flint News of April 13, thus refers to a former resident of Clinton : --Henry Cole died this morning .t 3:45 as the home of his daughter, Mrs. .1. 1'. Cole, of 613 Oak street, of kidney trouble. De- oe.eed was born in Ireland 81 years ago. Brussels: Mr. and Mrs. I:ovier Ureas have the sympathy of their many 'seeds in the loss of their eldest ion. Toe 111.1*. lel• low was taking the meeee, and • oompli- wtion of oongestloo of the lunge set in, .red he .uooumbed. ea he had tor some isms been troubled with weak lunge. Stephen : The weather last week was ex- tremely hot and more like summer than spring. It was so oppr..uve that several bursae working did from the effects of the heat. The following persons lost horses in this way :-E. Jody, Stephen : C. Monteath, T. Russell and W. Armstrong, Uaborne and John Taylor, Hay. Exeter : J. W. Harraos and Rob*. Fera gusto, who have boom attending the Detroit Medical lollop the past tour year, return- ed home last week to spend a few days, prior CO booming permanent ritizdna of Goole Sam's domino& Both have paired - creditable .x•mmwtiose and are now entitled Ito affix M. 1)., to their wanes. Sealorth • The young lad, Ferguson, son of David Ferguson, of Tucksrsmtth, who had hie eye sevorly anjured by being struck by • stone, whale playing at the lied Schoel bootee, is still in town, staying at Wm. Henderson's, (:denoh at, and as being at- tended to by 1)ooten Soost and McKay, who hope to save the eye, .(though the sight is permanently destroyed. (,oderioh township : Another of the mo- w ers of 4.odench towwhip has been taken * way ; Gd, in the order of ■e wise provi- ders, has been pleased to remove by death Chas Lovett, w„ on Saturday, the 18th int. His death wee not unexpected, se be had been ailing for • considerable length of time. He was • Dative of Tyrose county-, irelaod,ttrom which, shortly atter he mar riage, he moved to Mnatreai, where hs r bind five yeas. i)unng the rebellion of 1837-38 be was mild out to the ssrvtoe of his country. From Montreal he mme to Gderaoh township, and settled on • farm ea the Huron road near llolmeeville. This farm ho was cored to leave, having been burned out. He then took up the farm on the bum line on which bodied. Hie family oonsetd of nine daughters and three eons, of whom nine are still livinagg He was • member of the Church of Fnglend,ead took • deep interest in the work of both oharoh and Smedley sohool The I•r5e number who attended the funeral, and the deep sense of • Imo which .11 appear to reel. speak louder than word. of the hold he hal oo the good wishes of the whole community in whioh he lived. He wee in every respect an ideal h ttsba.d, father, neighbor and fried. The sorrowing family h.v. our Mooers sympathy h thie their ties of bereavement, but we feel that they nand not sorrow as these that leave so bops. A happy minim awaits them as that sty mot inane with heads, eater- s•l is the Mame. His e.rviris, ehildres was fellows Mrs. Jetta Searles t, Lead - bowl Yes. George Tye*. and Mn J J. IdeLasighlas, H.1lett : hire. Gee. J ..w- art, Mates: Mn. Fr.nw Bso*t, litre, Mid- dlings': Miss Kitty, was lived at halms, amn Menem (.Marla, who lives about a mails mirth, Jam. of 8.pett, sad Noble, who [loom este bsseebend. Te.ers pine, 1. •gamy. "I was troebld with blind Itching piles for 20 veer. ; was erosible to work and tore my flesh in agony. United States and Canadian doctors failed to re- lieve. Chase's Ointment was s god - seed. i am • hotter mac than in 20 and um able 16 work every day.' fillip Walla., Blacksmith, Iroquois. IOML atom's (heteeet °sees piles, eeeeeemkeeo irritant dimsses. All dreg gifts, /0a per box-