HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1870-10-20, Page 1 (2)GEO. COX & ABRAHAM SMITH, Proprietors.
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GO ERICH, ONTARIO, D. C., THURSDAY, OCT. 201870.
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OF Xr.IMA.R.
Business Directory.
Dr. P. A.
WILL BE AT HOME FOR CONSULTATION
up to II Pr'ock, a. m. every day. Wall visit
tie5t4 at an v aoar afterwards, night orday w49
—.
•‘`a tutaartou 11.D.
pH YS le IAN. S URO EON, &c. ;&c., GODERICR. C. W.
13:40-1y
13 R. 'Me 'L.R A -N.
nrivs/CIAN. SURGEON, CORONER, &c. Office
add Re-adence mird door east of CentmiSchool. 49
far c 1%1 CICUSTGP,
• ICENTI ATE COLLEGE PHYSICIANS AND SUR,
EO NA, C. E. Restdence. the house formerly
occapied bv Str. J. F. C. Haitian, Elgin Street
L)R. C .A.SS LY‘r,
(of McGill College)
DITTSICIAN, SURGEON.. Office, overhis Drag
▪ tore. Goderich. Ontario. sw102
J. P. Danter, M. D.
• QUEtt ; EON', ACCOUCH UR. Homceopathic
i...3Physician, and Ntedical Electrtcian.
Eva -Mainz Phystlart of the Atlantic Mutual Lasur
Company of Albany, N. Y.
14.• ONce and Residence Park st., Si. David's
Ward, Crodench. 1vw42*
Medical.
len ARD llOORE, PHYSICIAN. SURGEON Ann
VA, A;•••01:.-hettr. Manchester, C. W.
Febraary 7th. IRV. ev3vr
_
N'IcEECoLsOINT,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Rooms over the Post Office, West Street,
Goderich. -
August 14th, 1879 w3Otf
tee 9.
tooARRISTEll AND ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Joan
13 tor -in. Chancery. .,County CrOWIll Attorney,
Gaderich, CanadaWest. Office in Court House. v14n40
l. C Cameron,
• ARRISTER, ATTORNEY. CONVEYANCER, &c.,
Kingston at.. Goderich, Ont. 1v49
Cameron.. tin UrfarrONV.
IDARRISTERS, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, &c.
Me Office, Kingston street, Goderich.
M. C CAMERON. w52. J. T. GAnuow.
.1 °nu ..13. (4-orcton ,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW.SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
YolarY Pabhe, Conveyancer, &c., &c., Goderich.
Ont., Office, oa the south side of West Street, third
door from Cnurt-House Satiate. w49
Isaac Er, TOTINS.
BARRisITER., ATTORNEY- a f -LAW. SOLICITOR
in Chan..!ery, &c., Goderich. Ontario. Office-
abb's bLok, Kingston street sw77
Doyle &Smiler, 4,
DARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES, SOLICITORS -
D In-rhancery, &e. Godeneh, Om.
B. L. Dona. ssv5 W. R. Somme. B, A •
.r-v.stYs
DARRTSTER & A'YTORNEYS-AT-LA W,
Mors rn Cirmeery & I iisolvency,Or nvev • cer, &c.
Iktoney to Lend. OPTIC : Grabtes-BZ ek, over
Mr. Archibald's Sore. sw37.
William R.. Bain, Et. A..
fin ANCERY AND LAW OFFICE. cassia% NEW
111.) buddiums, Kingston, Street Goderich.
N. B. -Conveyancing:, Money lent on reasonable
ems. Dispute stud defective titles to real estate
q aieted. Goderich. Ang.14 aase. Nyasa
Attoicev-at-Law
F. W 4LKER,Solicitoi-in-Chan-
• Conveyance?, Notary Pablic, &c.
Office of the Clerk of the Peace, CottrtHouse,Goder-
ch Ontario sw94
GIFFORD ELLIOT.
A TTORNEY-at Law, Solicitor in. Chancery. Con.
veyancer, &c.
IVINGHAM, (hrs.
Money to lend. Disputed Titles quieted. Crown
Land Patents obtained cheaply.
July 25th. 1570,
T. B. Stokes,
%A GENT FOR STRATFORD AGRICULTURAL
21.. works. (losepliSharman, proprietor). Residence,
tyneld d
S. 1W1.13.1common,
QARRISTER, A,TTORNEY, SOLICITOR, &e„ &C.
• Clanton Ont. w35
'AMONEY TO LEND.
Strong Se Squier.
D RAL ESTATR AND INSURANG'E AGENTS, NO.
Di 6, Arcade Badding, Buffalo, N. '2'.
lans..a C. STIVONO, Attorney -at -Law. H. R. SWUM.
. Aug. 13th 1810. w30
II.31c ID our...Anil
✓ iCENBED ATCTIONEER, BA.YPIELD, County°,
1.1 Huron. Sales la village or country, punctually at -
ended to.
L. B. E-Larnfixt,
(VIM ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, LAND
1,) Ageniand Coaveiraneen, Kincardine. I
Citcoca-c
RALF D 0 ZEN FRO If BACK NEGATIVE
The Greatest Possible "lr owl to the Greatest Possible Inimber."
GODER10B.
IMPORTANT NoTrcE NOW IS YOUR 0 OE --
GRAND DISPLAY ,
mirectorm. 13115ilt£59
r. R. MANN, .
House Sign & Carriage Painter
T1ESIRES TO ACQUAINT THE PUBLIC THAT
.1/ he has fitted up a shop on North street next to the
Wesleyan Methodist' Church, with varnish room at-
tached where he is prepared to Mall orders promptly,
aud at reasonable prices. Thankful for the patrionage
of the last 7 years solicits a ,anninuance of the same.
Now is the time to Paint your' Cutters,
Sleighs, and Carriages.
PR" Orders from country Carriage shopsattended to
with dispatch.
Sign Painting, Gilding. Graining, Glazing. Paper-
anging. &c., 4e
F. R. MANN.
Goderich, Aug, 15, 1870 swl
gh•
71 Da FERGUSON i
1
0 BAS OPENED, .OUT
co °Vaa
i-3 IN DRY GOODS
10
'.4
"—Prices to Suit
Photographs reduced to $1.00 pe Doz.,
OR 75cts. PER HALF DOEF.li.
.t.,a,rge Photograph Redue0 in
Yr op ortion. I
Also will make the largest Phatogrdiphs made 'It Goder1
ich. very cheap. Porcelain plottires from o e dollar
upwards at
COLBORNE HOTEL.-
CODERICH.
411.1••••••••IMMI.
E. MARTIN, Proprietor.
D. CAM1"BEL
Fhotograp
Soden:ch. Aug, 15th. 1870.
Good Accommodations. Ample Stable
Room.
Gallery.
w30
03- This is admitted to be a First class
famish all classes with constant employment at home, the
TO THE WORKING CLASS. -We are nowprepared
house. kept in Good Style. whole ofthe time or for the spare moments. Basil:108mm,
Ifghtand profitable. Ferrous of either sex easily from
swl-tf me. to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting
August 15th. 1970.
• their whole time to the business. Boys and girlse nearly
mar...lawmen Thatall who dee thi? notice d h Ir
QUEEN'S HOTEL)
(OPPOSITE POLLEY'S LIVERY STABLE.)
congnacom
2
J. R. Wi F. SINS, Proprietors
(LATE oF THE BRITisfit EXCHANGE.)
This House having been Thoroughly Refitted and
Famished Throughout, is now open to the Public, •
GOOD STABLING.
CHOICE LIQUORS Al' THE BAR,
Goderich August 4th, 1870. w29-tf
MRS.w Ao xYES; EHOTELR
Og the direct road from Seaforth to
Walkerton. Every necessary accotn
modation tor the travelling public.
HANNAH DAYS.
Virroxeter. An. 187. w30
HURON HOTEL,
ZUR1CH. CO. HURON.
JOHN PRANG, Proprietor.
This house is fitted up with every convenience for
the travelling public,
Good Stabling, and prompt attendance.
Aug 15, 1870 w15-tf
CorumerciallIotel.TIIteheilC.W
rOHN HICKS, Proprietor. This is th
• argestand bestConntry Hotel in Wezter
3a nada.and anarges as moderate as any Hans
in Mitchell. Stage Proprietor. tioods•a_blingfor
100 Horses Horses and Oarnagesfor Hne, on
Siortest Nottce
B. McCORMI3K, TAILOR, Sm.
(McLEANS OLD STAND, EAST ST.)
PREVIOUSLY CUTTER, TO J. fE, DETLOR, & Co
TESTIMONIAL:
• ODBRICHIOns, SEPT. 1869, Mr. MeCORMICK
1,,If has been in our employment as Cutter for over I
year. He is capable of cutting for any first class
establishment. We bespeak for him the confidence of
any who mayemploy him.
TEN C. DETLOR & Co
PHOTOGRAPH S
$1.00 Per Men.
ARCHITECTS. p 51 cents, postage free. One dozen from
, back negative 87 cents, postage free, to any
DI.ANS and spec19icat1ons of Buildngst Isc. got up in address..)
▪ a tatat and correct style.
taa- Office over IC. Debar Cos stare,
PartiOularAttention paid to Copy-
Of:Aerial, Aug 15,1870 340
ing old Ambrotypes.
For ether large or sana,II photographs. The
may s t e
address, and MIA the business. we make this unparalleled
Offer: Tosueh as ate not wells,disned, we will send In to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a value le sale-
Ve wit:thrift:do to ar,nfAnice work,r.oen, end ado of The
re°1 et the end
ea jit;r11 nevrawerae puio:•;If.ci,!..72111,s,riitwitrifrt iedrnamdreto
PIANOS,
HOUSE ORGANS,
CHURCH ORGANS,
Piano Stools, &c.,
MELODEONS,
oe/
Manufactured by the celebrated Firm t
R. S. WILLIAMS & CO., To ONTO.
The most extensive makers in the Dom on.
rliE undersigned begs to intimate that he las Leen
appointed agent for Goderich and the sur-ounding
country of the above justly celebrated finn, amid is pre-
pared to sell all articles made by them, at
ITIANUFAXTURE R'S PRICES.
Sampi^sme.y he seen and terms ascertaine sub -
Ware -Rooms, West Street.
DANIEL GORIkN.
God-erich, Aug 15, 1870 w1,30
TS UNRIVALLED for Purity and Cheap
1 saves Eggs, Batter Milk, etc., and wax
contain nothing,injarious. For sale by the G.roceis.
ROBINSON lz HO iirELL,
Agents for Guderich. •
E. PLUMMER & cp.
w8y Chemists, Looflon, Ont
ess. it
ante to
Ontario Carriage Shop,
St.,
, R. WHITE.LY
Tfitstill fnIlloperation, and is turning ou superb)"
;
• 1
i Carriages, Buggies , Wagons.
I of all kinds, SLEIGHS CUTTERS. tc,
A number of first class Buggies on hand, mid for sale
eheapfor cash Prices of all articles in the 'line that
will compare favorably with any in the Couqty
ir.f All work warranted
Particular attention pald tO Wagonette). Ca Hoge Re -
airing
COMIM
-ssion, sabscrther in returning thanks for the liberal,
IMMIMIM1.111••••
patronage. heretofore extended to him,
GODERIGH & CLINTON would just say that he has made such im—
provemeriis inhis gallery as will merit a con-
Establi„shed 1€15•9.',*„.•_. tinuance of the same. -
SALES or Miscellanaoas Preperty in Codencit MI' I Great Redaction on
nesslay.
Moneyadvaneed on Property for immediate E. b: 30E/ goN.
Sa!o and prompt returns macre- Godericb. Aug. 15;18'70. w30
Farm Steck and other Sales purictuallyattepld- •
ml•IMIN•em••••
every Saturday, and la Clinton every Wed- Large Photographs.
ed to throughout the County,
Extensive New Premises
LIVEMAN'S AuettouMart,
wSt Market Sguage,Gruderich eAND
FREDERIGIC ARMSTRONG,
LAND AGENT,. VALUER, Ste,
Nvmsw
1V1(..)INTEILr
433at for'the Camila Landed Credit Cci., and tie Lits
pedal Building, Savinp and Investment Co.
Wl•SIMMIZLEI rC) za SESEtle
Crown Land. Patents taken out. Debts
Pollected.
facdcricti Au.g I5.187d awl
SPLENDID NEW STOCK
C. Barry &,-Bro„
Cabinet Makers, Undertakers. & Wog
- Turners,
3EICALTIMX3CariNC.MT 1ST.
• removed across tne street to the store. net -door
Wm.Acheson'sHarneas Shop, where be found
•
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
etgitchee, Bedroom, Ithnesreomi aild Waller Far
niture,auch gs
- TABLES. Picture Framing to Order, Priamptly attended to.
R. J WHITLY.
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 W30
i
Oldest Establishment in Ton
.501551.61,
.KA.RTIN ANIAIgN
D EG,S TO INFORM 818 OLD CUSTC/MEBS
thathe is till able to sell forfeash, at the
owest rates •
414 KINDS OF FIIRMWUSE;
1
At hie shop on Kingston Street, loppesite the
Heron 'Iota, Goderioe. (ewe htnci
s Goderich. Aug 15, 1870 av39
ilGENTS WATEL
To Sell the Revised .E tiodof
Chambers's Eneyelo tdia
•
A missue of 1E70- it
PAaPS, In.ATSS AND
:THE LATEST STYLES
THE CHOICEST PAT ['ERNS
THE BEST QUALITIES
AT
THE LO WEST PRICES
;----
His Factories & sheetings
TO DRIVE 20 MILES
TO r RONA SE
For Cheapness and quality all his stook
is Unequalled,
A, LOT OF COTTON YAKS
BEST QUALITY
AT KILL PRICES
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
HE
CINNOT BE COMPETED WITH
IHIS GROCERIES
Are equal in all respects to thoae which
have gained him the reputation of
keeping
THE MOST RELIABLE
FAMILY GROCERY
Cir -1 Cff_nalt ICJI
RE SURE
TO CALL ROUND TO HIS
SPIC4D0.11.10
ON *HAMILTON STAEET
before eqmpleting your purchases.
HE CHARGES NOTHING
yOlt SHOWING GOODS
AND
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY
BY BUYING PROX
De FERGUSON
Goderich, Ang 15,1870 av59tf
Stoves!
Stoves!
• L21
419
0
0
0
Ind
Pi.4A.IN 4.2•11) /4114..)V
M
•
_ .
2,hT .a.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ter Coal Oil Lamps, to. 84e. Old Troia.
Copper, Brass, Wool Pickings, and Sheep Skins'
taken eechange,
•
1.de J. STORY,
Mir Slat of th Large Coal Oil Barrel,
,Goderich, Aug 15, 1F370
NEW CABINET
AND
ITPHOLSTERING S OP
WEST STREE'91
OPPOSITE BANK OF . -MONTREAL,
GODER1tm • .1
. ERIC IVIcIKAY,
I.ITOULD RESPECTFULIX AN -
new shop lathe aboHv e lino,1aocue West
lase t rbeaest ooppepnoes id um
the Bank of Montreal. where be will keep eonsantly
on hand orrnake to order
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
Itaving.on hand en assortment of Uphels-,ering
material, he will be prepared. tofill 'proinptlyall rders
'1
hand. -
ln thatline.
•JI0 BECOMPLETEU •:-F„Y (-1417.5IES CM sae
WASHSTANDS, 40w for the first tune appearing= tbe '
Plates.Illustrative of the cubleefs of Ifiltura1HistorYi 113*Gto:etItorta::ugb:14,Ritsdreot, 44811th:in' tt? _boilinms to
raPes eaoh IllustratrA •t.) it. four. thous-
and, Engravings and fortyfifa• fowl et; with a aeries
of .2rom eighty to one hunlrel (ttly engraved
Or a share ofpublie patronage.
PUNdgg ALSO LIPPINC0p118., 1M. M X Cie 3a* L.
MATTRESSES w40-tx
wooid. , •
w30
CABINET FURNISHING
W A RYE H U 61E faill
sr**
• iS
V 0 LA X„
PAVAD.A. PRESBYTERIAN' on him betally by gorprise: He id quite following,. Cemmfttee Was apPOintei
CHURCH.
expected another result. Re Woeld like esiguire iota the! whole Matte? atuiltregeto
PRESBYTERY oi Huume-This reverend to give the Kincerdine congregafon time] to tbe Omni Messrs iseihnYser(n$
body ;net inKnox'sChurch,Goderich,at 11
to think aborit it.again for a while. The <
• • • and Rood. he salaries :of Ate tenohor
a, in. on Tuesday, llth October. Sederunt - grit-fixeel %lei the teachers re-appegate
I/ were
• ed was on' account of P*
wom••• •••••••••
[DANIEL 'GORDON,
me peer 0
• Rev. John Anderson, Mooza.eeoe, Rev. would like to kno w definitely whether the
A Maclnan, CLERK. Revds John Fraser,
CIA.131-INTE'r .111..A.ICEat Young, ones, Ferguson, Goldsmith, Gras
R Ure, eQuaig, Hastie, Leask,. Gracey in some other way. He greatly desired de -
difficulty about Pine Rivereoulcl not he met
UPHOLSTERER,I
Kay, is • • er, ser, p e.n, lay till gest regular meeting of Breshys
ham Bar „and Fletcher, MINTSTERS. Messrs, tery.
zie, Macesh, Gordan, Stirling, Rev Mr Grace; said it might be well to
AND
--Me9tiamer delaythe petition until these congregations
AS now h d &CThEe LCDOEultsrt. being duly constituted, the react d t f 1 Fl
•
[Undertaker, &c., &c. were reedy to give 4 call. They were
11 on an a minutes Of last meekings at Kincardine, at
large stock of would metre that the Peesbytery in the
.--•-see-ea- Taes
McKilloP No. 2, and at'Seaforth were read
FURNI TURE and sustained. Rev, It. Ure proposed meantime 'ant supply to these congregit-
thme and 7ecomineud supplement when a
y al 81110 a pay or nrIPP
ia every variety, which that Re; Mr. Allen,a respected Congrega- eau is given.
the favor of all inwant „
esbytery, agreed. It
foaceourriiinirwreitIveaoviinsiaz
whether in style or weaascoaismot ifwgriteh
edthethPart the Rev. Mr. • Mc-
Laren' be requested to sit as a correspon-
price, such as
cannot fent° cominand Clonal minister from the States be request -
Bureaus, sWnofaosd. Chairs,' • E Cane Chair%
Bedsteads,
Tables, Bookcasea that he took action in reference to the
Lounges,
probable er anization of a congregation at
Cupboards,
ding member, Rey. J. Fraser reputed
Extension Tables,Easy Chairs, Rockin,g Chairs
Wardroes, Side boatels, Chiffloners,
Wash Stands, Kitchen Tables, Stands,
Sea; Grass Mattresses, Word do, Moss do
blur do, and 4 or 5 different kinds Spring Mattresses
/7. B.- Keeps always on hand a large assortment of
Washable gilt and Rosewood Moulding -frames, square
or oval, made on the shortest notice.
Ravng made arrangements with SAC;Qi.TES
Sr HAY, Toronto, oan furnish anything herd or
at their Warerooms in Toronto, '
. Has always a complete assortment of
Cohns & Shrouds in the Latest Style.
Also, HEARSES to hire.
Ckieztiz, YOE sOEtsiki.
Goderielt, Ang 14, 1879. . •
siva
Maitland Salt Well
PLATT'S PATENT EVAPORATOR,
The undersigned is prepared to
FURNISH No.- 1 SALT,
IN ANY QUANTITY IT THE
Lowest 1 -"ripe,
FROM THE ABOVE WELL,
S. IL DEMOB.
Goderia, Ang 15, 1F70 w30 "
1808.
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON
- AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY'
Hue been in -existence Thirty-two years and
durtng that period has paid Losses exceeding
Five and a half million pounds sterling,
The.disbursement ot this enormous semi nyce
a wide area, has without doubt contribute & to
the egtablishment of this Institution, in the
confidence of Public Coporations, Merchants,
Householders, and business men generally,
wherever it is represented.
I n its 1st year, 1836, the Fire Premiums
*** .£4197;977603
1,382P2M
alone amounted to . • .
n its 10th year, 1846, gr
s 20th year, 1856, ‘,
30th year, 1866, c.
One year later, 1867, ec
LC
e•
•11.
ie
The Fire Reservt. Fund is novr 10.727,464
The -Life Reserve Fund Is now 89,282,468
The company is represented throughout On,.
larto and Quebec, by influential Agents, to
whom applieation for insurance may be made.
.C. SMIT H, ReentientSeeretaart,
NEON L
am, ma 11.085, Agent for Coderieb ; B. V
1.11hott, for Exeter; W. N . Watson, forgeatorth
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 w80
1 FREDERICK,
WATCHMAER, g JEWELER, &c..
. WEST ST., GODERIOH,
Near! the Post Office.
EGS MOST RESPECTFULLY TO RETURN' HIS
I/ sincere thanks to the people of Goderich and
vicinity for their liberal patronage during the past 8
years, and now that the holiday season has arrived
with all its social enjoyments and amenities, he_would
state thatall who wish to purchasojewelry for presents
or otherwise -of warfanted material land worlmianship
would do well to buy from him at rates comparatively
cheaper than that asked for worthless trash.
All Jewelly Sold for Gold Warranted,
In.. Repairing done 'in the best style of
workmanship.
ISAAC
Goderiela Aug 15, 1870
FREDERICK.
" W30
1.N.T Irov
Waggon and. Carriage
.FAOTOR.Y.
BATES .64 ELLIOTT
T.T.A.vE pleasure iniatimat-
JA ing to the public of town
and country that they have
opened a Waggon ard carriage
Shop on St. „David's st,,
-(liewisEltiott's old stand,) im-
,mediately adioinIng the Western Hotel. 1c
attendpersonally to allthe work entrained to them,
and are pilapaxed tO JAM out
Waggons, Buggies,
Cutters, Sleighs,
aVerything intheirlini3 .of the very hest material
awl workmanship and atthe very lowest remunerative
rt XI X 1\1* C+
tirk' A quantity of Gilt andFlostwoed Mouldbligit.011 rates. •
. ;
B4ADEN AND 01.1JOAS. DHAIEfil. eaneandWoild sealed.)
ClIBBOARDS,
- alapSTEADS,
Rouse; Sign $,,z Ornamental Painters,
11116APERHarizers and traiteters ofWootts andMsrble
I•LIXCilWrOW t
Ca• 37.3t
Street..
Agents forjaekson'a universal 949 &IA
wringer!
opeosafasauniere Ilaribrards Store.)
Godes:Leh, Aug 17th, 1870. .17w31
AC 4C, ---1N4T ,r
OEM,
-DENT ON MORTGAGE;
Apply at
- VIC R. MN'S
Clasne:Seysod Law 9faees Crabb's block,
Ood•mell.
Oodeeleft, 41'41514 1570. .
ON Mom, a large assortment of
• S;
which will "be sold' Cheap for I;Isawk qv
WHATNOTS, LOOKIke GLASSES,
-Pronouncing Di IT;Irkary PARMERS AND jri, . ooderich, Aug 1670?
- • -OLT FRAMING. or Mgr/hp and lf 0 eg,y, . n tu.; in minra THE 'UNDERSIGNED BAR ranou . SUITS OF - iBliEeticill - Feed: 1
.13810' 3 tB• itre propared to sell sverythinglin counts of the various etibi ,, oeialianiee, tor ,
and Claasie Mythologies, with the Or nontuation• ot , ..
;
occur with aniunber of other new tol Mg ly popes -> ,
- - . • - • i,
- yth I 'CO `n e •
oteminen persons of all ag:tisna &don grost,,, luilnag• _money belenging tO IlVatis padres, as. well se .....,.,....-.
their names In the different tantrums tasetihschthey Investment onimprovol' Farms, xv-pili 1,:v..P9m-iNT
largest cammissian alloweilto AgeinP i .
tarw4rIts. These works ire field en y 1:r agent° r ILO e of Interest from 8 to1Opercent,- - 4T '
. „.
• , , ...
their ltue
Cheap for Cash.
B, prapleta assortment a Minns and:Shrouds
alwvotonPazdaudailearsttahirs ; *Ron reasonable
rum.
• ALL scocITED,
aoirer1eb16th4ng,1sio, aso,tr
••••••••*1.1,••
Money to Loan on Real Estate,
fgrPartiettialleue148eistaTtign:d1)4. 24,41;
Goderich:Ang unOn:°Pt'
. 1160
o7ctlon of Paillia4talliagare(Y(:nry ArlrYtiteNiqrs tbe ettd
078 years)bygiving,threetamitha notice or of paying
in any suin.of ;100 or over on account orPritiO1Pal,
Interest being chargabis ott the balance only.
:„The subscriberalsomoneyre-peyeeep )e,
MOWS,' to Le
AVAYAIRICK A RNSTIONG, I ,
.1Inal Instalments,
.hgentfor the CausdaLatuled Credit CilinfinlY.
•AlsothaTniperialInvest;Company:
Or to A ZEPBOY, ' 'west Street, naderiele•
Godericht Aug 15a 1810 w30 .
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Gnderiell' Aug1.6 -1870;
Seventh -An , Kincardine, and :mind that
there were ten or twelve who, he such an
event, would apply for certificates of mem-
bership from the Kincardine oongregation,
Being principally a Gallic community this
would not to the same extent as in English
communities represent what would be the
strength Of the conoregatioo if formed
there, The Olerk Bathe Presbytery sup-
plied the church four times, for which
they raised no funds'; they did not apply
for supply; and one of the leading men
wrote that they did not want such supnly
and could not meet the cost. Rev. R. Uze
thought theCOngregation shouldholdthem-
selves in equity bund to pay for the supply
they harlalreadygot.-The Clerkaud the Rev
*Mr. Ferguson said the Presbytery under-
stood the people wanted supply. Rev -.J.
Fraser said the people always did what he
-badcilthem and he would undertake to get
pay for past supply. A communication
was read from Knox's Church, Ainleyville,.
in reference to arrea-rs of stipend, explain-
ing that the Arrears had been reduced
since the last return, and they were taking
means to further reduce the emou-et. A
communication was • read from Mr. J. It.
Miller, ePrincipal of -the Central School, in-
viting the Presbytery to inspect the school.
The Presbytery aocepted the invitation.
A eommunicatian was read from Kirkton
acknOwledging that $700 was the promis-
ed stf.pend to Rev Mr. Gracey, but that
the eollector had been a month late in
collecting,or oo arrears would have ap-
peared. A communication was read from
Thames Road 'congregation to the effect
that they had paid Mr. Gracey their
share of the stipend in full. A Schednle
was read from the congregation of Huron
and Ashfleld,giving thfollowing statistics
of Rev. .A. Grants' congregation. there
are 250 families, in connection with it,
134 Coinmunicants,140 Sebbath Sahel
ars, 12 Elders and iq 5, S. Teachers.
Rev. Join Elders,
stated that he met
with Greenock congregation and asked
them to make op the avears due for mis-
sionary supply, The amount was nearly
made pp on the spot, and collectors ap-
preuted to make further eeertions. The
meeting was a very satisfactory one. The
clerk said no reply had been received from
Teeswatir in answer to the request of the
Presbytery for financial returns, which
were wanting for several years. The clerk
was instructed to write again. A petition
was read from West Church, -Kincardine,
requesting the Presbytery to Ask the Home
Mission Crimmittee for a grant of 5100 to -
"wards payitig for a stated minister. Rev.
J ohp Fraser spoke in favor of the petition.
Mr, Wm Kay, the representative of the
•Congregation, addressed the Court, show-
ing thht Pixie River a neighboring station
could only contrtlaute 5250, tlee West
Church would raise S1503 and were the
two supplemented by 5100 they amid call
a Minister between the two places.
Moved by Mr. Leask and seconded by
Mr Hastie that theprayer ofthe petition be
granted.
Rev Mr 1VIcQuaig, Clinton, though a
stranger in the Presbytery, could -not help
protesting against this action. In Kin-
cardine a village of 2000 inhabitants there
were already two Presbyterian ministers,
and now a third body of 8 -or 10 famlies
seek to get up a third congregation. How
long was the Church to sanction this spirit
of separatism ? While the Churches are
talking of union here is a proposal of dis-
union. Weulil the Presbytery sanction
it ? fie would move that the prayer of
petition be not granted. The Home
Mission Committee could not legally grant
such a supplement because Churches
supplemented ehould be geographically a
certain distance apart.
Rev. R Ure, sympathieed with the '
congregation and they knew it, The last
speaker's remarks however were muchiethe
track of his own sentiments. He regret-
ted much that the West Church
had not been able to unite with Ktiox's
Chu*,. and thought the people should
have tried a little longer to come into
liart&niona union with one or other of
the kresbyterian Churches in Kincardine.
The Presbytery was not however, to
prescribe the tortes and feelings of people
if the people were ready to assume the finan-
cial responsibility. There would be great
difficulty in getting the Home Mission
Committee to grant this supplement and
the Presligtety would put itself into a
peculiar position in asking it. He wisuld
ask the West Church copgregazion to
reconsider the molter.
Rev John Fraser would like the Presby-
tery to keep in mind that without this
aid, Pine River would be without supply.,
Rev Me Hastie agreed with the prilleti
ple urged by Mr McQuaiga but could not
agree to its application. T.he prayer of
the petition ought to be granted. He was
delighted.i to hear that rine Meer and
West Chu. ch were to incite, To agree to
the grantf nreqf §100, to the ones church
would be ;to save both churches to the
connection, He could not agree to casting
off one fajnilv much less twenty-fiv-e fami-
Here- ss Th
4h:WaP141;1
11edispoeed to prees the question.
Rev A McLean said fhe age of the con-
gregation; the liberality of the,people; the
connection of it with. Pine River oho aid all
combine to require the granting of the po- •
pay ;resignation wai Itoceptad. An epplication - Pin,LENcyce ---Tprvi) $.-Toggati,• 17:1::ta---
sition. Pine River.Could not afford to
. for the means of grace alone, arid vii.,,eth_oevuet trfrti:13:it 17:017 a illic cal gioe; inot:110101:10; i: ;es: 41%,:i noertt ;rnnil; t&, ,,ry,eq. ,78._1:11;eis,„0;11iii: tv. :ri R:ri, hilt yt 1 in i 1;s114, vi.e. .: ;171.1 iii:;:-
twhoel;tfhintaniewtiothbi: casrestt Cohfru.rehurwn,e0uRiaiv.gero , Trainer, for promoilon eacb, to o bigher Zw"Pu-n4 ; IrPli 1"1"Inth,
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with. all has heart for the petition.
should be given .to the united congre,ga- Millet_ coechided Iota repott
ions, The feeling aeemed to be that if a Coininittes to dene his duties APIS'''. 1'44 ie kiebe rebellinn (
14:Milletis 'Report of. Mids'etnmee El.• c4wiiiirilnicl.A.greu Plimigia, .11.1.4z.....li &
-other.do.yin Oaring viyi.e;-o. Tile fie.,
from ,noili
is nothingintro sphreev4raentntt.heRe-OverralFVerugut!
Preabytei to grant the eupplement, it appeared in the .§9nal at the tivae.' Mr. A Notetiariaia-aulie exaaneal to 7, -;,;,,t -c,
by Raman for . aolfd thc} J-har.t of on 10:37.:r.c.-nt ail:ief; iltar-,
intardirie stood alone it would not be ifIlire IfIte ESECESiVe VOrporal pilliShiCelit
lyellto.giVe it; ttlerefere it wcaild he best i'btah was haw, ifillicted iti ,one of the ef''ASeat Enalal. LaIYIE27, f`23' Caiii to liaVA;',
was put by Mr MoQuaia, . Oa -would like rooms acrainst• ble _orders, Mr. reesreloye, sr?rapliec:1, e!le tgo ese 11,0o.s., r.Lcril. •e-4„3,20,11,.:„
..fastly %Meted 011 LIS b t th . • e
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to riek theigrant for both West Church- ANT
„ workbtiao .by..00trio 0:11142'6 Walk flou al
.PineAiver. - . • . aa biebIcau3 aaae ane 1,412. taimnottItti ti:o
the amendment in the fcirtn. in which it appeared to compiztp ot ptunsbment w
daughter. '',.Tbe repprt uf the , 12,e,retatanedto the imaace to v...t1 ilia 147-;,i
Re', Rrre, was not prepared to second
he considered tat ii ey soon tared DI,SlIttrlOrtia,'Vait;),
tliVinitter delaIedasjforone,it iiiiiiome -Principal was idopfed and afil is a fautIer: .
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prospect of Church Union
affect our present decisions and
Rev Mr Mcgimig, was willing to change
his motion to suit Mg Ure's desire for de purpose of securing subject to the approva
lay. The principle of the Home Mission al of the Board; a suceessor to Mg
scheme was to erect congregations in new. Scott at 8400 pet annuni aed to Nisi
districts and uot to the supplementing of ' Morgan at $250 pe i annum. Carrie4s
other chtirehes in places where there areas 4.djoueued.
dy. were such, and thiiewas the popition
wished to occupy when urging. his emigre,
ration to -contribute to the scheme, He
would move, seconded by Mr Ure, tliet
the consideration of the putitigie be de-
ferred for three monthe,
Rev. Mr. Goldsmith, thought the con-
gregations had given a noble example of
self-denial on a former occasion. Wben a
grant was given them, they made an extra
effort and refueded it after they bed re-
ceived it. This was an eseorence that
they would not depeod on extragesioshelp
longer than they can help. If it were not
for the Home Mission paneiple stated bv
inkrg.ttlecQpneatiigtilio:.svoold be in taiYor of grant-
!
All the other motions being withdrawn,
it was finally moved by Mr Ure seconded
by McLean "That the Presbytery
while prepared to give favourable consid-
eration to an 3f application for a supple-
ment from. the united congregaeiene
West Church Kincardine and Pine River,
in the event of their giving a cell to a
minister, do not. consider it neeeesery th
take immediate action nposi the petition
before them." Carried, A pall subscrib-
ed by 100 heads of faeniliee to the Rev.
Andrew McLean frem Kinloss con-
gregation. The Cemmiseioners wee heard
who gueranteed a salary -a 560 and a
manse. MrilIcQuaiginovedand r Gold-
emith see.that in consequence of certain
inegularities in connection with the call
it he not eustained. Agreed. A petition
was read from Lucknew for the esta.bliah-
ment of a congregation in the village. Mr.
Ure propesed end Mr. McQuaig seconded
that Messrs Fraser, Leask and Forbes be a
depotation to enquire into the whole cir-
eumetences in which the petition originat-
ed, The Report of the Committee on the
examination of students was airlopted.
The Moderator requested a'reederation
in a call at Greenock. He stated that a
meeting had been held,and that the people
hadpromised that) 800andamanseandg1ebe
would be given to a minister. The tuode-
rator stated that he was moderator of ses-
sion and that it was the wish of the con-
gregation that they be allowed to mode-
rate in a call; and for that purpose request-
ed a special meeting of Presbythry in order
that thp callutay he se -gasped on the same
day. Agreedthatthpprayerofpetitionersbe
granted, and that the Presbytery meet
there on November 5th for the purpose. -
Mr Anderson to,mederate in the call.
Mr W Ferguson, Ga,elie Missionary,
passed a creditelsle examination.
The usual Committee reports were sub-
mitted and adopted. A lengthened andin-
teresting conference was held on the sub -
j ectiofithe Home Mission field. After finish -
tug other rentirie business, the Presbytery
adjourned hold ite next Teem meet-
ing as Chilton, on the second Tuesday of
January, 141.
0-oder/ob. School Trustees.
as follOW3 ' • •
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Mr. J. gillee as Prinetral and
1Libarian $650,per.aunum--a-
Miss Longsvorth $325..
Miss Newton 27.5.
Miss McAlahon 275.,
Miss Logan 225.
Miss McLennan 225:
Miss Traiaer /a25:" • a-
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Mr Kay moved and Mr Erie Matey
seconded that the Principal be instructed,
to communicate with Dr. Saegsterforth4
The Board met on the evening of There -
day, 13th ins, present Anthony Lefroy,
Chairman of the Board, W. Kay, *lc
McKay, T, Hood, D. Ferguson, John
Nairn. The minutes ot last meeting
were read, approved- and sigoed.
rhe Chairmau intimated that he
had renewed the insurance ontlieproperty
An account Of Braden and Clucas for pallet.
hie St. Davide Ward School amountingto-
545.00. It was agreed to pay 830.5Q of
the amount, and that the painters 'be re-
quested to furnish a stetement qf the
items of lhe balance._ Account qf Mr.
D. Reid 826.00 for grading St David;
Ward School grounds was ordered to be
paid. Account of Charles Miller for
fences, outhouses well (gae, 4737- for
St David's Ward School. Mr. Kay
moved, seconded by Mr. Ferguson that,
with a deduction of 610.00, tlae account
be paid. Carried. An aacount of Isaac
Fredrick $7.75 ordered to be paid.
Account of .3 D. Armstrong for fixing
pump 82.00, ordered. tq be paid. The
Ohairman of the Oontingeot eommittee
was instructed to procure a new pump for
East St. ,School. Account of G. Barry
and Bro, prilered to be pad. Acconat
of D. Ferguson 86.10 ordared to be 'arid;
Account OA. Lefroy 518.70 order to be
paid. 4 letter from, Mr. Persons, ree
questieg the acknowledgment of the
Boer' for $2/0 due 1st July 1870, on
the St. Davide' Ward 'School late, The
cemmunicatioa was ordered. to lie over
Attaleyvillea
The eighth Fall Show of theGrey Branch,
Agricultural Soctety was held at Ainleye,
ville, OctS5ber lith, and notwitheteudiag
the rainy morning and thp bail state of the
roads, crowds mune pouring in about the
usual time; 4114 the weather having cleared
up abent len o'clock., we haal, on thq
whole, a good time. ;The turn ont of Bt:ekt
produce and visttors vas at least equal to
that of any tormer year; there was marks_
ed improvement in the stock departments
The indoor department though not very
comylete was very cooeideroble. 74 fel-
lowing is the
PRJ.2IZ • •
Hoosets.-Best Brood Mare, let 3ainen
Solinaten, 2d J MdFadzean; Mare Foal,.
D MCDenald, 24 W DIcLeoct; lime Colt,
1st -John Maadaean; two years old. Filly,
lst D McLauchline 2c1 8'51611m -ion; twe er
old Gelding, lst D MeLeuchlin, 24 i.`e:
Sillars; Yearling Colt, lst
D MCDOnald; YearlingFilly, let A
24 , Forsyth, •Sel Jae tirQatlf, 'tit; Fart,:
Team, lst Jas OlIntcm, 211 Win
Carriage Span,. J W Shiel; Carriage Herscie.-
lst.J Mite; 240 Smith, Juages, hlessre
Alex Mclifurchie, MeMurry mei
CaZiaa,--abest Heifer -Calf. 3et Robt
Denniimes %.,D1cLauchlin; gitter 0.- if..
1st J Sample, 2.1 T Meleauchlito Three ye
old Steer, Wm Greave; Two yr old Steers,
1st T McLauchlin, 20 Win MeLencle
ing Steers, 1st J.johnstono2d W Gre-e
Yoke Oxen, J.,IpplandePd 14147461/lin
Mich Cow, let J Sample, 24 WeTneetigille
Two yr old Heifer, It "Calder; Aci •Inhgt
Samele; Yearling Heifer, let J.Sample, 24s
do; Fat Oz. 1st J xy. Shielo ta de; -Fet
Cow, lst J -Sample, 211.T. ,Cahlee.
SHEBB.-Best Leicester Raill,`ged, 1st
J Sample,2d.I.GeveolecleeShouling
1:ttlollyroeracIsfatioottil,?d2aAl.4tezugartro;;Rozio4ro 44Larrtnoill
Ram, aged, 1st R,Bitegees;e2c1 A gorOytbi.
Cotswold Shearling Ram, VefIlislool s's'ots:••
weld R3,111 Lamb, let C.hewilno", 244 fa.
Ilingston- Grade ,Shearliugatim. A Fore
syth, do 'Ram Lamle, :1st W• HingstenT
24 R Burgess, Pair :aged, Ewes, let J
Calder, 20 .1no,13roagfoota Pair Shearliui
Ewes,Istalt Calder WeZs„Bro.0.4fsiret; Pikers
Ewe Lambs, J bablea, jOCliewhitsj
Fat Shoup, lst J.Otildati.a2daNY
-,PIGS..;--43esb aged Boar, Vit F AletiOkt
Boar under 1 yet, T Wsiohneon, 2de
.Jaines; Pair ;sprung, Pies, let D Scott, 2da.
Virtu McLeod. a
Guaga,-.Betat Taaa4,W,011 Whaat, W
Hingsten; SP-aing Wheet,
4: Marlasehlin; two -rowed ,Woleye
1st V. ; Four-rewed Bald/v.1st
Broadfoot, 24 R, Broadlept; Large Pease;
MeLatichlini Smellado,alst Q Janitor
24 j J MoLauchlin;Buel4Pata, Tat- o
tBros,dfoot, 24 J J abitca
Oats, lst J johnston, 24 ROA Broadfootf
Timothy Seed, J Sheik. -t
DAIRY Peneoce,;Ileat tub Butter,_ asa
RobtLeekie 24 Thos. Calder, 844. Robt:
Broadfoot 'Best leble Butter, teleeRolit
Leckie, 24 Thos Calder, ilrel Reibts. *code
foot ; Best Fresh. Butter; let Thihis Broad;
feet, 2nd James Ireland,3rd.Win Greue
Beet home-made Cheeee Ist.Win Greave;
2c1Robt Leelrie o Best iectery cheese, ist
Jun Leckie, 20 jug Lecicip,•.,ges
FRUIT,VBGETABL400.-W.W.fOTtappleei
lst Robt Broadfock ; Fall applaa, Akre
Stewart ; Siberian Crabs, 1st ,no WShelle
Collection of appless, lot Jute 1410.aelzean
Potatoes, let Alex Stewart, 24 Mc;
Fadzean ; Swede turnips,Coneigi. Pernatiii
White Tornips,Ist James Caldeta; Beiglata,
eiarrot, lst Robt Leckie ; Aleyingham
lat Opened Beruath; Blont115.0; 11,Pt W 44,
McCraolcen •, .Onions, 1st .tainee.fiayler ;
Parsnips, lst W H 2icCraekert ; Corn, 1st. -
ttott Leeliie ; Mengel Wurtzeis,letJaineg.
Calder ; Cabbage, 1st Samuel,. Sten:mon a
Cauliflower, lst .Conrad Boreal, .4 „Pampa -
kin, 1st °eternal; ,james;jcartaaall;
Conrail Beanath,;,..Largla Jagnatoes,
Cenrial Bernath ; Tont:ages, let int4
MeFadzeen ; afieratz .4et. john
Glalee ; Citron. 1st Jae tiaaaehlan. -;
Jude, Measis. 'Wm.. Aux:lemon, W
Johnston, John B. Vogt, .. ; .
-DOMESTIO MANUFACTOBEi, -42.-.41folne
„made &Intel, it Wm Martha,- Bono
neyanghten Drugs -t; Oanteee
lieland,24 Ronald kleNaughten ; Blanket,
iindreised, 1st ft,)nahl DieWaughtlera 24.
Wel Malin ; Counterspane, ist Moa
Lach1an,2d W Mcittaelien ;
lst Leekie.; Einbroicleryan-ranalin'
till January meeting. 4 letter from James . i.!,. ,9F, Carild4'1 Ade/,,=a4V.V..,?1.ti3?''t 11,11„.
Bisset recflt ;sting to.haveaa man employed
to cut wood. wanting more shectibonn 3?Trocilie;Illte, a1.7t-31' 11;-.04;ceerarlltis54'.'ett '
and some convenience for holding wood ia vae,raalawall 1:11,1.11:14A gr5331-Y,Z6; ?I,,etrcr''
tbe tapper hall. R:eferred to the contingent Knitting wool, let Mrs ..g.r.Msant4 ; r'4atnee';',
Cannuittee. A: letter.from Robert Bl ick Knitting cotton, ist W. G. ifliugsatoa iaa '
cord. Referred to Ooatingent Committee. 't 41 1st Mig-P Coder i Tattinaa'-' -tt3t el It.
. SpeeimeliFetting,lat Miss Calder iFaU0-1
Cooper ; Wax wealr lat AIN a 0•11 kdlie
offering to cut the wood for 6b cents per
A letter frora, Miss Morgan, aeqraesting
not to be teaippeinted as te,aeher, en tathili quilt, let Mrs. Armairoattt, ; • naidita,,6
account of.,ill health, and asking the. Calgrit,911'olle.trkalrign51:3111: i".45eil'l 9 E e
UStia testimonial.' The resigeation was Hearth.ra „valet T.W alolna'stseta.:PA.111;131re°ctlfire
accepted to take effect at 31st 1)et.of .P1)0touraphs kAtoletsety,pea, lee D. --!,-4
and Ufa testimonial to be dranted at,that -Steive.rt• The felb,wila""' ' .' i' 'dlIK:-1
c, u.11112 S were re -
time. ain aprlieatieo from Miss Elizabth ennulle,g4e.4; 1 *
J)tnaagk. applyPa.g for the teacherhip of Sivtinettaa lst R 3 t:61; 73
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the fourth division. Laid over " flet Wtn ?truths( 4 Sofa Cushion, 1st 1.47r3 1%1%4 -
1St R. McNaugliten .4 ree o`f Sisese1,37 ist.,
meeting of board. A letter .pas read strom4; silver adao ihmero & coar :14v.. ,
from J, L. Scott nig ting hia I ltiltiO1 BR 1St Mrs -.1 Leckie., , Jafigea, r;LAputailty9..
teacher in' the Central School. t he Mrs Viet,' MrasLeeab.i ....3 _. a
sow thouribt if it was the miod of the iminutions :was read to the same, ef3et as 4 „ , "
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