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GODERICH, FRDAY, AP.EIL 24 18815 JAMES IILITCHKEL, 841014819fitlt
11140A l'ICAR IN .41R1rABOIC.
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Xvolgostoual.
R. C. 11 A Y 8, S LICITOR,
OFFICE -corner of Squareand West Street,
ever Butler's boots store, Goderioh.
Money to loan at lowest rates of interest.
BAIN' BLANCHARD & 4ULOOK,
Barristers and Attorneys, Winni-
peg, Man.
JOHN F. BAIN. SHEPLEY BLANCHARD. W
REDFORD MOL000r., )URNE D. CARAT.
E. HOWARD MORPHY. WILLIAM E. PERDUE.
SEAGER & LEWIS,
BARRISTERS,
Ottrioex-Opposlte Martin'a Hotel, Goderion.
C. BRACER. JR. J. A MORTON. E. N LEWIS
MIA CA MPIO N, BARRISTER
I ' . Solicitor, Notary Public, etc
Office -Over Jordan's Drug Store, the
ooms formerly occupied by JD
.Judge oyle.
'JARROW dr PROUDF0'.)1,,
1.3" Barristers, Attorneys. Solicitors in
Chancery, &e. Office in McLean's New
Block, corner Market Square and Hamilton
st 738-1y.
DAVISON & JOHNSTO N, LAW
Chancery and Conveyancing. Office
-West Street. Goderich.
T B. WHI M D., C. M.,
e.) • Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur, etc,
M. C. P. S., Ontario. Office -Elgin Street,
Second door West of It Thompeotes black-
smith shop.
TE. CASE. M. D. C. M. , M C. P. S. ,
e Ontario, Physieian, Surgeon, Ac-
couoheur. &c. Office -That formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. Hutchinson, Dungannon.
Night office-Martin'a Hotel,
JF. CASSADAY, M. D., Gradu-
ate of McGill College, Physician
Surgeon and Aocoucheur. Office and resi-
dence on Saouth Street, 4 doors from the
British Exchange Hotel.
M
NIC HOLSON L D. S.,
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M TIST-
OFWICEE AND RESIDENCE. -West Street, 3rd
Goer below Bank of Montreal.
GODERICH. ONT
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Moneg to 'gout
THE LONDON LOAN CO.
LONDON, ONT.
$100800 taleud htt,to.West rape, Reliable
_agent* wanted everywhere in Ontarie,
Apply to
M. J. KENT,
Manager.
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UTE ARE LENDING MONEY
— AT—
tEtimE (e m.mgitz.
PRIVATE FUNDS, SEAGER & LEWIS.
Also Agents for the Credit Fonder."
Offices opposite the Colborne Hotel.
Goderich, March 13. 1885.
MOC1,000, HALF k NIILLION
ClOollars to tend on farm or town pro-
perty at SIX PER CENT. Principal and Inter -
45E7 viewable in quarterly, half yearly or
Year!t en3taltuents to suit borrowers. Ap
ply to E. Campton, Solicitor, Goderioh.
571-tf.
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNlYS
TO LEND
ON FARM AND TOWN PROPERTY
AT LOWEST ItZTEREST.
MORTGAGES PURCI k SE le NO CO M -
MISSION C.LARGE:D.
Agents for the Trust & Loan Company of
Canada.
The Canada Landed Credit Com-
pany.
The London Loan Company of
Canada.
Interest 6, 64 and 7 per cent.
N. B. Borrpwer oan obtain Toney in one
day if title satisfacterY.
DAVISON JOHN STOls ,
aarristers a.:c..Godericb.
HAVE -YOU
Hot and dry skin?
Scalding sensations?
Swelling of the ankles?
Vague feelings of unrest t
Frothy or brick -dust fluids I
Add stomach 1 Aching loins ?
Cramps, growing nervousness?
Strange soreness of the bowels?
Unaccountable languid feelings?
Short breath and pleuritic pales?
One -aide headache? BacItachel
Frequent attacks of the "blues " I
Fluttering and distress of the heart
Albumen and tube casts in the water',
Fitful rheumatic pains and neuralgia I
LOafa of appetite, flesh and strength
Constipation alternating with looseness
of the bowels t
Drowsiness by day, wakefulness at
night it
Abundant pale, or scanty flow of dark
water?
Chills and fever I Burning patches of
skin I Then
U HAV.E
ERIGIIIT'S DISEASE OF TOE KIDNEYS.
The above symptoms are not developed in
an y order,but appear, disappear and reappear
until the disease gradually getsailrm grasp on
the constitytion, the kidney -poisoned blood
breaks down the neryous system, and finally.
pneumonia, diarrheas, bloodlessueas, heart
Aisease, apoplexy, paralysie, or convulsion
ensue and then death Is inevitable. This
fearful disease is not a rare one-lt le nu
every-dav disorder, and anima more victims
than any ether contIpleint.
Tt ninst be treated in time or it will gain the
mastery. Don't neglect it. 'Warner's SAFE
Cure has cured thousands of casco of the
worst type, and it will cure you if you will
use it promptly and as directed. It is the
only specific for the universal
BRIGIIT'S DISEASE.
R RADCLIFFE, GENERAL
INSURANCE,
REAL ESTAT.:: AND
MONEY LOANING AGENT.
only Companies Represented
Money to Lend nn straight loans, at
the lowest rate of In. irest going, in any
way to snit the borrower.
Me OFFICE Second door East of Tux
STAR Printing Office, West Street.
Goderich. Dec. 17, 1880, 710-3m
WF. FOOT,
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rive, Life and liftertno Insurance Agent,
Goderich
OFFICE Oppewite Colborne Hotel.
The LONDON ASSURANCE, incorporated
TO RENT.
The Maitland Hotel, in the town of
Goderich, on and after the first day of
May nezt. Apply to
DAVIDSON & JOHNSTON.
19th March, 1885.
fi-IOR SALE.
A large four-wbeeled DOG CA RT,for single
horse or team. Apply to JAMES BAILEY,
Union Hotel, Goderich.
NOTICE.
1 hereby forbid all persons giving ciedit to
anyone on my account, without authority
by a written order from me._fieveral heavy smokers in Clinton whey
JOSEPD CLIFTON,
NOTICE TO ORED
new Advertisements This Week.
For fialer-slansea
Wander Books -J. B. Anon &
Auction Sale -Davison & Johnston.
Xocut attuF.
A-. Virg elosing scene In the defunct Can- ARBOR DAT FOE THE SCHOOLS. SKILLFUL SEALMA.NSHIP.
What beautiful weather 1 Yes, just the
time to visit Stewart's Photo. Rooms, sad get
a &at class Picture. His work and the weath-
er are both alike- parietal.
Ladles, flow Car Woe
Fail to call on R. B. Smith & Co., to see the
immensity of their stock, and the variety of
their lastest You positively have no idea of
the chance for bargains we are offering.
War everywherejust now. and prioea are
likely to go up. But peace and pleat/ reigns
In Sallowa' Art Studio, where the bees Photos
are deilyiltriled to a delighted an happy
Public. I aitively distacc, alt rivals he wee
section o torte. Cali h ,Ott for your-
self.
We Keep Uanutterites Away
with our lines of Wall Papers and Window
Shades, and no one who calls fails to make a
choice from our stock. The prices and fresh -
nese of the geode make- them the marvel of
the town, Ma. H. Cooma, corner of North
street and Square*
Who Stylish snits of eke Season
are those turned out by F. & A. Pridhant,
Crabb'eMoolt. In every article of gentlemen's
or Youths' Clothing and Furnishings, we
have unequalled variety and facilities. and
when you have examined the stook and
prices you will agree with this. Call on us
for stew minutes.
Carpets taken up, and cleaned and relied(' ,
all kinds of repairing done , lounges made
)ver. and Hair Mattraasee ; Chairs re -caned.
Greetlaitatallutativen in Picture Framing. G.
C, ROBERTSON. East St.
The careful ticitsewife will consult herein
Wrests by buying supplies at Smusderte
Variety Store That have just received a
large stook of' Wall Paper, Borders, Cloth
and. Paper Window Shades. Moth -proof Car-
pet Lining, Wail Tints, Kaisomine and
whitewash Brushes, and eve-ything neces-
sary for house-eleaning. The Cheapest Reese
under the Sun.
fer Follow thherovd to G. C. Robertson's. East
street, and 10i:twill get great bargains in Wah
Paper. Low prices, and choice designs in the
patterns. Prime range from 5 eats. up. Yon
can make your furniture look as good as new
by getting your Varnish and Furniture 011 at
G. C. ROBERTSON'S.
THE latest hear news on fifth page.
The Seaforth Expositor says : "The
Queen's hotel omnibus and the team of
home belonging to it were purchased by
Mr. A. M. Polly, of Goderieh, the other
day for 4175. This is less than half their
value."
ACCORDING to the New Era there are
noon -49,Figlugrfroin. cancers, in
their clisraeter though less in extent, to
the one pow supposed to be causing the
death of General Grant.
Mn. S. PLATer thinks he heads the list
of agriculturalists this year as he
sowed 14 acres of oats last Tuesday at
the Falls reserve. Considering the state
of the ground leas than a week ago, this
is pretty early seeding. Who did better?
THE sudden jump of the temperature
into summer figures has taken most
people hereabouts unawares. Straw hats
and linen dusters have been moat com-
fortable articles of wear this week, and
there is a general rush for gardening
tools, so as to make up for lost time.
Bicycling is in all its glory here.
THE Salvation Army meetings in the
Temperance Hall are increasing in Interest
and the number of converts is moat grati-
fying to the soldiers and their well wish.
ers. Services were held last Sunday af-
ternoon on the market ground, attracting
an enormous crowd. The faithfulness
and zeal of the ladies who have the cam-
paign in charge is such as to win them
Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of
Section thirty-four, chapter one hundred and
seven, of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
that all creditors and other persone having
claims againat the estate of THOMA 8
WELSH. late of the township of Wawanosh,
in the county of Huron, yeoman, deceased,
who died on or about the 2nd day of .April,
A. D. 1885. are hereby required to send by
post, prepaid. or otherwise deliver to the un-
dersigned, administratrix of the estate and
effects of the said deceased. at Dungannon
P. 0., Ontario, o- to Messrs, Garrow & Proud -
foot, her solicitors, Goderich, on Or before
the 1st day of July, 1885, their Christian
names and surnames, addresses and descrip-
tion. the full particulars of their claims. a
statement of their accounts and the nature
of the securities (if any) held by them. And
the said administratrix will, after the 1st day
of July, 1885, distribute ibe asnests of the said
deceased amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claints of which
notice shall have been given as above re-
quired. And the said administratrix will not
be debt° for the said assets, or any part
thereof. te any person of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by her or her
said solicitere, at the time of such diatribution.
Dated the 19th day of April. 1885.
MARIA PLUNKETT,
Adrainistratrix
OTICE,
All parties Indebted US the estate of the late
John Cooke, Divi* n Court Clerk, of Dun, n• the highest praise.
non, are requeste settle thel7 accoun, on ,
or before the first of May next ; and ) OS THE ODDFELLOWS.--On Sunday morn -
having claims against the said ebtato ill
please send them to the undersigned before ing next the brethren of this order will
the above mentioned time, for settlement. meet at their lodge room at 10:30 o'clock,
B. 8, CRAWFORD,
Exeeti tors. and march to Victoria Street Church,
GEORGE HARRIS, where Rev. Mr. Carson will preach a spe-
ngannon, March 12, 1885. del sermon, that day being the 61±th
niversary of the Oddfellows in America.
AUCTION SALE
Wingham. Rev. Mr. McComb will
- OF VALUABLE -
preach to the brethren in St. Paul's
ada Salt Association took plus last Satur,
„day When the office furniturlf was dispos-
ed -010 public auction. The genial secre-
tary, AV. Ransford,has returned to Cilia-
wtui exceedingly popular here,
&Davi- invaluable *id and counselor In
ontdpor sports and pastimes.
11,1 Bruce county ne of the licenses un-
der theScott Act is given to a hotel keep -
Mrs. Turner, of Tiverton. Speaking of
the appointments in this county, the
Kincardine Reporter days :
"In Huron county a number ot hotel -
keepers were appointed vendors, but the
commissioners hnve decided that the
liquor must not be kept on the hotel pre-
mieete. It Is therefore very little advan-
tage for any hotel keeper to secure a It
Canoe to vend for medleinal,sacramental,
or Meet, _Laical purposes only."
Wiliam Booms. -Charles Blake is busy
tearing dos, the old Horton homestead-
whiel ne intends replacing by a hand,
-sotpteterick residence. Charley bathed of
the farm, and is followinr the crowd into
our beautiful town. -Thos. Sneyd, of
R,eidet Sneyd, is going to commeuce
tearing tlown his large frame house, and
replach it by a large brick cottage. -
Francis Smeeth is busy putting his big
house in order to either rent or sell, Ile
has beifit absent for some time superin-
tending the construction of a large resid-
ence for his brother, in one of Chicago's
suburbs.
Toe river break-up began on Saturday
evening last, but it was not until Sunday
noon that a 'dear channel was opened
through to the lake. The ice shove was
a grand one, the water rising very high,
and completely cov •ring the flats to a
high point on the north bank. The last
jarn gave way on Sunday afternoon, but
when the water fell, the islands were
left ulth an immense accumulation of
debria rlatt's mill and shops suffered
soulteribat from the flood, but the damage
vg8417i1Ot heavy, and beyond the loss of
thtee of the private boat houses near the
hreakstater,the freshet has been harmless
in tidst neighborhood.
FORESTER'. Rev. P. Owen -Jones will
Preach the annual sermon to the Fores-.
terapn Sunday, May fird, at 11 o'clock
a. ret: in St. Gleorge's church. A nutnber
Freehold Property ! church, and in Clinton a grand concert
Situated in the Township V Colborne, will be held on Monday evening.
in the County of Buron. IN PLAIN ENGLISH Yss. 'Is It giih
ling ?" ask % the Mitchell Advocate, as it
N eDnEnt iannedd by fly Jar tneenoeftatihne ino,reenrtno of Rft
The Eighth of Hoy let Apart for flawthog Row Capt. alloPteltar flayed 110 "taw"'
amid Reamelfflos Se4oel Crow/ode. Wlsoomsta.
Two weeks tip peresAph, appoired,
Hon.G.W. Rows, Minister of Eduction, pn_
has issued %circular proclialmicg an an- ut atiaSstating that CaFt4WF
nuat Arbor Day for the public Reboots of McGregor bad telegraphed his father
the Provinee. The following eXtract 4tere-Capt. A. M. McGregor- of his
therefrom embodies the program to be narrow escape in Lake Michigan. TIM
observed :
In order thus to furnish an occasion for following Recount from a Detroit paper
making a special effort for improving the shows how skillfully Capt. McGregor
school premises and planting suitable
shade and ornamental trees and shrub-
bery, I hereby proclaim Friday, the 8th
day of May, a holiday in every rural and
village aohool, to be known as Arbor Day,
subject to the approval of the truetees.
The program for the day should be some -
w hat as follows :-
1. Arrangements should be made dur-
big the forenoon for levelling the school
grounds properly, laying out walks to the
rear and front, and making such walks
passable by means of gravel or plank.
2. Where the soil le suitable a few
flower beds might be laid out, or a part
of the grcuud sodded, or seeded down
with lawn grass seed.
3. In the afternoon the trees selected
for ornament or shade should be carefully
planted in the presence of the pupils.
bolt and hard maples, elme,i,asswoods,
walnuts, butternuts, birches, chestnuts,
or other deciduous trees are preferable
for purposes of shade. Spaces might be
lett for the evergreens, which Should not
be planted before the first week in June,
4. On the following Friday afternoon"
the teacher might spend an hour with
his pupils discussing Canadian forestry
and the different species of trees and
shrubs to be found in Ontario, their LISCH,
commercial value, characteristics, etc.
Many excellent literary allusions might
also be made% connection with this les-
son. After the grounds are laid out and
the trees planted the teacher should see
that some care was exercised in preserv-
ing them from Injury. If the pupils are
made partners in the improvements, and
their co-operation secured in every part
of the work cif the day, there need be
little fear they will wantonly destroy that
which their own labor created.
The Mechanics' Inftitute.
The meeting called for Monday evening
last to consider the question of closing
the Rote reading room was fairly
well ettended. Mr. George Rice, Presi-
dent. :copfedahe chair, stating the ot.-
ot vhdting brethren are expected to be Ject ,La which the meeting was -
A
present.--Bro. Aleck Saunders was elect-
and,invIting the fullest
ed to represent Court Goderich, No. 32,
C. O. F., at the annual session of the submitted a rept rt of the condition of the
Institute, from which the following air -
High Court, to be held at Peterborough.
street is made. It will be understood
on the Becond Tuesday in June. - Court
Goderich, No. 32, re-elected their old offi
. that the figures in the main are not ab-
solutely correct, as the Institute year
ab-
cers for another term, at their meeting on
s
Tutisdneevening.-Bro. Aleck Saunders, doenot tides until May 1st.
D. D. H. C. R. for South Huron, will Number of members (Including liciteta
shortly "Tien, officialfy the courts in his charged to direetors). 120.
Estimate of reading room expenses
jurisdiction. Librarian's salary.. . ......... $135
NAVIGATION NOTES. -Lake travelers Rent
from this point will be glad to learn th'tt etc
the Saginaw Valley will call here regulai. .tl( hien tals
ly during the season on her route from I
MI magazines, ete. by re sell -
Saginaw to Cleveland. Sheing them.. ..... .
is under new 60
tnanagement, and will no doubt meet the T a .1. $340
public,wants on this popularroute.---Capt The gevernment, in granting the $400,
Baxter has purchaeed the schooner Even- compels the raising of 6200 front local
ting ready for sea. --The fisherm n are all sources,stexall"Cdt1ClealLs ll'ott‘lvsnnele:4wsi ttiltitits•stTio)
Ing Star from Cal% Lawson, and is get -
raking of a good sum over t he $000, as
busy, preparing for the opening of nevi- the reading room costs nearly $3.-)0, 711171
gation. This wished -for event may occur the government only credits $200 of this
sooner than was anticipated a week ago, gest, lieregAt. I Titlee ewxfiattirraitwunq oofn tti Ihee r
oee-
n
as the harbor is now clear ot ice, and the grant, which has not been looked for by
powerful boat of this week is making the directors, will prevent the Institute
left the harbor last year on the 14th of from reaching the $000 expenditure
the manner ie
prescribedand thus cUts off
,
havoc -vith (he ice in the lake. The ice
April the government grant.
The matter wee fully debated,ioeluding
OFR CAPITA-1,MM The gentlemen in- the possibility of making the reading
terested in forming a new loan society room free, which was strongly urged by
met 07 Saturday last in the Tow n Hall Messrs.Sharman,A.Saunders, W. 11.M8r-
for or.!anization, Mr. Wm. Campbell, neY7 S. Sloan and J.Nlite hell. The Treas-
town lerk, acting as secretary. The fol. urer maid that this would, he thought,
low in.4 gentlemen were chosen directors: he possible it the Council would grant
Svvirilliti',.rhnas,rdsheCit.tirfftGwirti)gt)103n1,s7 ;vc.,10 jse.pilh. in
Ray $250 a year.but not otherwime. It was
Dr.
oveci that the Council he request -
1101m s, F. Jordan, ii• Colborne, John ed to reconsider the application for the
Xeliemin, of town; W. M. Gray,Seafurth; Initial grant, and the motion V.•11,4 carried
nni(I..1(hinioodyi
Roberts.unGga.
Cetinl(n)niero,Mn('w"errcia after an amendment, to the etido t hat I he
iin,.ei
reading room be made free was voted
choe i respectively as manager and so- dlw n •
licitr and Robertson were appointed auditors. An•A rule.wa.s adopted that, anvoae (lesir
( ; Wm, Campbell and W. II.
tthe meeting of the board of directors Ing a paper or magazine already In tee
by a member, would be entitled to it in
mortgage, there will be offered for sale by "Some five or six of our (-Meet)*
public auction at Batley's floteL in the have, within the past few week% been
Town of Coderleh, on Saturday, Day ons, making eonaiderable money in buying
at twelve o'clock noon, by H. W. Ball, Anc- noola on the Chicago grain market, one
tioneer, all and sinsellar, a part of Block letter -
"C." Western revision Township of Colborne. gentleman clearing as much as Ven.
containing 189-10 acres of land, more or less. They are now interested to the extent
There Is a new frame dwelling house and of 40,000 bushels,but this deal is not likeli
stable on the premises. The land Is a clay to turn out as well SA the other de,71-..
loam. and is within two miles of the Town of Some of the parties are church °Mee
Goderich. holders, school teachers and merchants,
TERMS - Ten per cent, of the pur-
chase money down at the time of sale. end and there is not a man amongst them
balance as inLy be agreed upon. For further who would not raitee his hands in holy
particulars apply to horror over a gime of euchre or pool, or
11, W. BALL, DAVISON de JOHNSTON, bet on a horse race, yet we find them in -
1720. A uotioneer. Vendor's Soneitore. dulging in something that to nit seems
The NATIorcti., established 1822.
hated April 17. IM5. far wsrse.
The HmIN-HAND (the only Company _......._ _.,
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25
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• licenteed to insure plate glass in the W A NTED. "THE COTTER'S SATURDAY NIGHT." -
Burns' "Cotter's Sa(urday Night." and
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Dominion.) A nor to learn the illacksnAlthIng and other poeme, price only 2 cents, Ten nv•
Tho above are all First Class and Old • ail -whine it ork in ell he branches.
Established Companies. Also. first-elasa Horeeehoer wanted.
Milks taken at °west rates.
Apply to
$50,000 PERCENT. D. K. ST
THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSITS CO.
Aro pparei to loan money at MX PER
TO LOAN AT 6
RACHAN.
10 THE PUBLIC
Son't1 "Enoch A rden," two cent*. Raw
linann'e ' Seven Great. Monar( s" re
(lured from ;18.00 to $3.00, and other such
eharacteristic victories of The Literary
Revolution cause a prominent literary
- - critic to exclaim, " What I* the world
I am now again prepared to do
CEN payed)* half yearly. on terms to suit
boreotirers. Cli fleet class farm security.
Apply to
C.AME.TION. HOLT ft CAMERON.
Barristers, Goderieh.
' Agents for the Toronto General Trusts Coy
Afestern. C AMFRONI, BOLT &
()Am ErtoN o'n also a iargn amount of
l'RTVATK F('.\ 1), to loon nit krt.
elsas form /rat/
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;.t. A Mr IONF F n Po it II ION 001.71177'ji
i Sales ntterkel.,1 In any pert of the dernoty,
(ddrees ortIcra ,77 (1771;enlial P. 0.
. . .,
in!) IN COLD ofr,r,d as privet; for
the best Four i,etterit
_T on ISNOPM‘r, Awing the floral language In
COMPOld Boa, 'Bee the Canadian Florist and
e cottage (taleteller. eirpnbilebed by trflANCItt
41ASON,Peterborongh. Ont., 25e oertyesr.
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coming to? The poor man ,s on an
HORSE SHOEING, ity With the richeet, as far as hooks are
and invitee share of patronage. concerned." Mr. Aiden'e advert ittement
s
_ are always interesting reading, rind lee
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS ors of good hooks will note one in our
FOR enInniria Oat. where with Leasure
REAPER3 and MOWERS ROW FRYTTT PA'rgl. It has frrapiently
promptly attended to, Bring In your been stated that people In England are
machines before the busy season willing to pny almost any prier f tt
COMMer. nee,
appleseand art an x perimenta k nue n
FARM PM RALE 011 RENT !fruit dealer in 11118 conntr lard' fall gent
nix barrels' of choice frnit to i he 1)1,1
Hltint/ed In thr Tea niddr of l'olhorne 11, ,. Omni rv. The (-TON%pre Ildldwi wt.
d a helf mike from Goderich on 1 on. 1 h Ind picked, pa, ked In harrel. made
11,
1 11 I tt t I n A nom hser,i .•, 1\ . • I . . . t
• 4 In thr la heat state of enIllvallon: fall a ppIs I wing wrspoell in ivertlIkrorangea
managed the vessel:
There are many captains on the lakes
who understand thoroughly all the clan -
cold, shoals, rooks, lights and buoys, and
know which course to take when the
wind is in a certain direction. They know
all this beelines they have been through
it before, and know how it was done by
others. The number, however, who
know what is beet to do in cases where
new difficulties arae comparatively
small, To this few belongs Capt. W. F.,
McGregor, who was in command of the
steamer Wisconain when she was so
roughly handled by the ice on Lake
Michigan . Tho steamer Miohigan.under
similar circumstances was crushed sod
lost, and the captain is reported to have
said that the Wisconam's chances were
oven worse, notwithstanding whieh the
latter arrived safely in port. Capt. Mc-
Gregor has been in the city for a few
days, but yeat erday was asked by W. J.
Spicer, general manager of the Detroit
Grand Haven and Milwaukee, to take
charge of the Oneida, which is now run -
o ing bet ween Grund flayedand Milwau-
kee. To a i•epoi ter Capt. McGregor gave
a few particulars about the saving of the
steamer. In the first place he took the
fenders from the outside and with them
braced up the freight hold by jawming
them in bet ween the stdea of the steamer
and tt e tntdship stanchions. In this way
they acted as dock beams about midway
bet ween the deck and floor, and kept the
steamer from being squeezed at her weak
point Then he lightened her up aft mid
let the bow, the strongest part of the
steamer, sink deep in the water. This
saved her aft where she is most easily
datuasted. When he saw that she was
about to receive a had. squeeze, in order
to save her as much as possible, he gave
'her a heavy 110 to pert, so that
im the port side was glanced
uy the slope of her side, and that on the
starboard side was sent up. This broke
the force of the ice, and saved the steam-
er and the lives ot the crew. Capt. Mc-
Gregor sIatsa that a %widen steemer,
under similar circumstances, could not
have been saved, as the great etreneth of
the iron hull, with its uuniorous bulk-
heads, made the Wisconsin much harder
Po crush than a wooden hull would have
been
Amusements.
In our noticeof the new Summer Sports
Club last week the name of MIAs Lewis
should have appeared on the Committee
of Management.
The work on Victoria Hall will be com-
pleted in Mena tn, 0 weeks, niter) Goder-
icli 'will be able to boast of one of the
nen beet and hest arranged public liars In
Western Ontario.
The usual lot tnightly entertainment of
the Church of England Temperaaire So-
ciety, will be given on Monday evening
next, Inc€t, Geor}.0:.'es ac' 001 house at 7.30
p. 11. Alt are cordially invited.
Dettoit News: Manager Chas. A. Shaw
feels certain that the Detroit Opera
11)71.44 .vill be turned Into stores, and has
.herefore, besides his roder rink ventures
n Detroit and London, received refusals
of the rinks at (;alt and Inget •
soil, Ont.
The managers of the Prinreas !link are
at, work preparing a program. They will
give a conecrt at their rink on Tuesday
everting next, kuril 2111,
tirst-clase program 7,f tahleam, vocal and
lnktrutnental music. 'endings and reelta•
thine, for a rich nut beet lewel talent hair
been ',teemed. Admission fee 21) (1.nts.
Last Wednesday evening the lie‘‘, town
hand at the Prinrene Itol!er Rink,
With es pry appearance of this band an
When it
iv- • .
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1.1
will '70 held shortly for the election of ten minutes after making a reques •
President and vice Prssident. Mayor The meeting adjourned about 10 II.
Horton will make an admirable manager,
and with the above board of directors
there is no reason why the new company
should not be a decided' succese. The
board' meet to -day to complete ar-
rangements.
A household perfume. Every family
able to appreciate and enjoy tile pleasure
afro, tied by a really healthful and debet
01I8 perfume, should supply themselves
0 it the genuine MI SHAY LANMAN'S
FIPSIDA WATER, It is the Illettd 4011011
fel and moat lasting 77f all fragrant
wet. re.
The rations are serve71 every morning
to t he officer.; and men alike on the North
bwie:I,Ietrpoerclifitiootni ii.try,.flohr.eett,lesit.ied ,f,ontsui.althainoef vkTihehSt. A tignet ;tie Ion l-T..h I, 7,1 .,7 i 7...)e: e 01 rover 1141 x 127. ft, A, e ../ a.
hn ' hard tack) 11 Ile' , rooked mertIR or 1 Mr NI4NRInlirii:fa)11:71t7aa;,41,Aci",1.N.11't r."Ig.::: r''''1' '1 „ •.t,,tInve ao rfar, , A....1.1, ,t ,,, i 1,,,
r te 1', . I h -h a iipporteil by ',A,0 ar,
ha, .n, 1i lbs; ten, 1,7, Finger, 2 07, RAIL t; 1(101'101 The inflii. or 11fo n..A ii A r . red
, , ir 1 '.e 1,4 ,.1 inn.o.il.:4. 1.41,1..,,o,1 floor,
!lir; , arttioopnpeort,n1:2mo : i., for 24
. it) ,11,11 iir,, Hris is fanner, 's% Ill he A 1,-nt.: 7" 1 h`' l''' " a' ,% I. I, "Aix 1,11 feet in at/ . 1he entrape-
%, ,len p.,, ni 0 ,r,,100,1 ,.‘,1,11 (17,,,,,,,, t„Iiiteiv,,niek 0 na n rni. .A d. -Aire .1, i ...AA. of i. ,0 !. a , `1, r 1.% ','W, e' reef.. and
UP .,1 11 0 . ft.( .10" .4 i 1.,. .5 1 1 II la:4 a ,.. .
04.1 ..ral y , take a few doRer. of 1)r Henry ,,i,ffiz;ng .1..1 et i , fr...tr777' at HI' tit '''' 0. 7,...1 f..r vpef-tl. .1 i '4,11f 110, ' .rs
NI r A trrirr vt- N\ :rddr•17. " II° " 1 ''''' r. r , . , t , , de 41 111 1 , .. a, r ,t1, •,1 Mot, 41,41
yo, 1 &I:11)0MP all C/1/1 10, 11.1 1 1 I V4a1 (001 Int,1
Baxtor'a Mandrake [littera, and 3 on it wt., 01,,,,, ‘,...,t• ,,,,,. it.. 0041 In WII '1 '''' • , .0,,,, A111 he i.r '.1ded, end
improvement ran la' detect mill
was organized a standard .J
fixed, and if continu.11
alined It, somebody 11
long mak ing Rome ooast
Personal Mention.
\V. L. Cameron and
111.101, have petition,
11. S. Chilton, Esq., 1'. S. Consul, r(
Mr. 3. 1'. ('onway.Of Detroit, I* kit rot st140:411:;:et."(e.carlaortnimo‘(i.r'n:,,:t:c.11:.
turned to town ilik %seek.
Id bers
((!riiicrirevrirh, the guest of Messrs, .And
mayor, reeve and cler k
Mr. Robert McNair. formerly i.f this
1W11, Is one of the students lie-med ‘;),:1::,(1,1(:)raetlinot:tiol:PvthrilTfigoilleinnint
preach by the !--.A noAl which nod in 11,01(11
last week. t• erie11,1111t wIll have to I
The family Ad 1
'r,. I et inl rognr..r
I 1
• t,
Harrison has •A 1;.,
Rose have retitree,110177 ri. h. nfAar
11 r I . .ientit lot. corner of NV. at • •,
lion of a new roller 'Altai, .ot
three months' stay Toront., •Col
Aar, et ''Id old eatera,,i1e*-,i. 71777
spent PeVel al 111 totyll tho. eel,
•airprieeti nt the imereveinent m r• pt. aeni .1iAt hi \ 'ow • I a) torui....11. Mr. II
r1t0r1 1401. ery warianted t an, r. rrrapam \lr a., "
1,1A
!Ai'Itatitinrition
Lot 11, eontetning 127 iv rea. 115 net -pa (learnt Alin I v te er A . . '
Plawlatt Ala^a. and fall whf'af c"""; 0^n".`1^v are received herenand kiln dried eat chaff
ATI IT
gr,red eonsint o frn Ins dwelling 11 1 1P0 P
frame barn and stable,- a 6010(1 orellar)i rri lb:. conalgnment arri red In 1 he o!ri 1
choiee fruit end a nf•A Pr (ailing erret.li rfinning (-mint ry thev e -Pre In t• I tine order 7
((01,t rtger71 and aa he 4. pi. I
0 , ti
able under drZtnuione, the bnikEnr ars
need as neking for the plea. Vlihee
^erne,. the ram Far further particulars and in an aft rnei e form, and 001(1
APIA/ to 'for the handsome num of a23 a he rrel,
q sTurmy
F.qt pt e h
TII0M A New Kra.
ilronelot la, unteas aereiteo, w 711 rer
misete in consumption. n airtime
never 1.7.71e7g remedy for this eemplaint
ip7 omil 11 iflonsi,sitty, Salaam, which
en • be had of aria Itii•ittost, price one
de.1151 pot bottle
1 liore 1d01
Said
it noted Malt of 1.0 orry-a, " 111,
mother I1-1140 ice Down • Klit r 1. cough •
Iana (*,,Ida 7 'len 1 ems ttoy
1 .1 .t an 1 la Al Li,Ilt,
1 ( 1I1 1` 1 lit 11
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