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THE HURON . SIGNAL. FRIDAY, APRIL, L 1881.
Tisk SLASH BANQUET. 1'�, Cw,sidenblr•talcitesseue orers$s di .
- Dry,ttv tt.e suet the �s
�t attersisM ane aewlves ferried County Treasurer, lits Schofield. It
made
v e resignation- of th•
e
Nat.w. .00aarid that s sosctal wait esus
i, vt
rets �
ty Mr.:h111ir4,
epioee dew oesR il[sn lliwfurm Club, Warden of the Counties, a dofieiency art
its yettagest political sasociatiuu, exceed- the Treasurer's books of about 07,000.
ed aft that bad gone lefevs. The gra TIte w}rdpa µ 1o4t•dr! d �1e
dieing hal of the Windsor Hotel was ogee, 1>xt 4� e t" 'f
tilled In every part, seating sumo vl f uE the Chesty Ce • l y•
hundtth!'tt�ets; while a httadrvd mur, Mr. Scliutielil in 'the meantime having
wLo wuuld out be twruswi tickets, wee. reaigiiel His surittes are W. H. Fred -
seated in the Ladies ordinary, and, when enbors, Wp sport. 01[,000; Juan Mt:Idil-
the time fur speaking cams, crowded Lan, Bruckt1lfe, $t,000; T.' •Henderw,n,
into the larger room. The scene her Brockville. 1;'L,1100. Mr. Schutield, it u
was a remarkable one. The tw• • hun- i asserted, a ill inuke gout his deficency.
dred blazing gas gets threw dad.. light I He kod en.4.rwed & number of notes fur
on the brilliant assemblage beh.w, Gid some.'f•hia friends, and was eumpelled
threw out the fine pro(eirti.us of the to pay the notes
finest hall in America, with the
on peintingitad tainted and
designs, while two iuiu►euw u,irrors,
u a cit of dinners, b,•s,tke ��� -'.'
><ertn.l y . � art ppe, ,end 0.
.v under thcl \Z
one on Tuesd&T ening, age
stretching halt way scrues each .sod's
YT.Crr scoICs
doubled to the eye the size end beau*, '
of the seen.) All along tape aide, to
din,' wen seated the guests. " The girt- ,i
inlpton, Blai:e ansa I-aurie:. P it .` variety published
opal
cion, nut
The constitution of thedtefurin Associa-
tion of the District of Muutreal was ap-
proved of. Resolutions wen &leo paa�-
sd!-"That this Association is glad fo
welcome as leader of the Liberal party
Hon. Edward Blake, whose talents and
integrity Ors reason to bops for the ul-
timate triumph of the national cause;
that the Canadian Liberal patty is ex-
elusivelypolitical, having for its chief
object the defenoe of constitutional liber-
ties which are the onlysafe guard of all
religious and nationainterests in a
country like ours peopled by various
rsoes, preferring different creeds; that
therefor the Liberal y not only re -
specie our religious an civil institutions
and pretecta their acquired right,, but
still defends them against whatever tends
to destroy or obstruct their beneficial
action on society."
Mr. Blake spoke in his best manner,
referring briefly to what he characteriz-
ed as the terrible crime lately committed
in the House of Commons. He did not
s,)eak without weighing his words when
he mid that not only outside the walls of
the House of Commons, but inside, there
was at one time • preponderating opin-
ion the contract. Speaking of
the offers at one time before the House,
he maid the Government turned from
light and preferred darkness -turned
from the good and preferred evil -de-
liberately turned from the better and ac-
cepted the worse bargain. Referring to
the financial policy of the Government,
he ridiculed the ides that they were
indebted to the thanks of the people
because they had an increased revenue,
which they picked from the country's
pocket. The policy was bungling, un-
scientific and unjust, placing the heaviest
burdens on the prime necessities of life.
It was bungling because each year there
were amendments, although each year
the tariff was declared well nigh perfect;
and nest year there would be amend -
menta, and nest year amendments, and
next year in the good time coining he
hoped, still further and radical amend-
ments. This sally was received with en-
thusiastic cheer'. He severely com-
mented on the policy of keeping a large
surplus in the public chest, which invari-
ably gave rise to injudicious and extra-
vagant expenditure. He referred briefly
to is views ontheNationalPolicy,estab
![aging the principle that to each man
in a free country is due liberty of
opinion, and liberty of person, and liber-
ty of property, to which their adversaries
show themselves to be opposed by their
policy, and also to the Liberal party;
that a free exchange of goods is a benefit
to both parties. If the exchange were
not mutally advantageous, it would not
have taken place. If an exchange that
would have taken place is not permitted,
it is & loss to both parties With refer-
ence to the future, be believed that not-
withstanding the ebbs and flows of pub-
lic' opinion, the general forces of the
world were in favor of the cause he ad-
vocates. He closed by an appeal to
yearn¢ Reformers constantly to look
•hies, to better things beyond, not being
satisfied by the gain of single steps in
advancement. Those who do are those
who start in life ss ardent Reformers,
and, having attained what they began
working for, think perfection has been
gained, and in middle life, settle down
as trtaunch Conservatives. He con-
tended that in all commercial treaties in
in which we are directly interested, we
-four millions of people -on this side
of the Atlantic, should have same share
of control, not being merely subjects of
the Queen's subjects, but real! and
truly subjects of the Queen. He be-
lieved we, on this aide of the Atlantic,
could rally with those on the other, each
attending to our own local matters, but
all working together in a common de-
fence. Even the Irish question, he con-
sidered, cannot he settled by s !sand
Bill, or until their local_ affairs ars en-
trusted to themselves. He advocated
the limitation of the powers of the
executive, insisting that proper notice be
given of all measures. Without it Par-
liament becomes a mere machine for re
gistrating the acts of the executive.
On sitting down Mr. Blake was
cheered again and again.
en were Hou. Messr9. Jet -
eR Preghyteriae Rymealr
Nei Methodist Hymn Boot;
in all its forme.
LOWEST PRICES
at •
SHEPARD'S BOOKSTORE.
JOHNSTON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP.
BOYD S
GALVANIC BATTERIES.
HOP BITTERS_
AUDITOR'S ABSTRACT.
MR.
e
MR. ROBERT HARRISON, TREASURER,
Is socoent we* the jI.Mdpal ty of the township of AstssM.
RECEIPTS.
550. To balaaoe on head from last .q
audit ` 571
'• Reesiv d Rote couestor fir 1 M1.N
*roti r,.la.a for
!WILTS
from Prov. Tress
" Received trona Lissome Fund
• ReoelAlCe f o. Tr'Msurer
• Nor. rttsane.. ares
•
saes
from C. Creep.
.1. 1 saes
Received relief not accepted
Received interest on de-
posits
I,O.si
ie
517. iY
5.00
5.00
mama.
Ilea
EXPLN DITU RED.
iii te. itios ' ehalies f* 0
Schede W0.ee
- H rd te. lerdres
Ra!S uM
17
prlaU. n
and menoer7
osier. to Treasurer's hands 579.74
$134111.211
We the undersigned do hereby certify that vto Ove easriaedthe above accounts and
compared the vouchers, and found the came correct in C cC.H WK_ N l
Auditors.
P. J. SULLIVAN J
Ashaela February lath 1M1.
JAMES WILSON
Druggist.
21sician's Prescriptions accurately pre -
NOTICE.
airing uo Photographing in Godetiek.
Jeatt nay. returning wishinghanks or past • benefit will would
notice former prices and present •
Life Size Photos,
8:10 Photos, - - i-�
414 - - 1.25
Cabinets Photo per doz., - 3.00
Card I'hoto, per dos., - - 1.50
Preece t. Wormer.
97.00 $7.00
2.
1.50
3.50
2.00
And Frames to suit the above at
BOTTOM PRIDE8-
coma one. come all ! sad have your
gladdened_ by getting good andc
,tt
1755 E. L JoeNioN'e.
}s- THIS SPACE HAS BEEN ilk
Mi SECURED BY len
ae - GORGE RHYNAS, len
Ito- DRUGGIST.
Oe- LOOK OUT FOR HIS ANilk
-
}I NOUN CEMENT N EXT -1st
Air WEEK. -sac
In Leaving Town
SOMETHING NEW.
5 Per Cent. Discount for Cash on 81 sales.
5 Per Cent. Discount on Monthly Accounts.
G. H. OLD
HAS ON HAND JUST ARRIVED) A CHOICE LOT OF
FIRST OLISS UBOCERIBS
And is Giving EXTRA VAL -E to T1o11,.8 Japan. meet, Green.
Land Ouapowder. Try You will Ana they are Good.
Also. ke keepR K.1 AHS, BMOKLD BACON, �n hand. Highest
phos paid tar EuELOOS.BACON,
Also. a lot of CHINA, GLASS, DINNER and [)E:1F1lT PETS, and all
kinds of GLASSWARE and CROCKERY. hint • call and get
Cheap Goods. C}- $- QLD, 1 . House Square.
Mr Farmers' Produce Bought and Sold.
Y wish to return my thanks to the public for their patronage during she past, and solicit
the same in future, and to remind them that I have let a reliable person in charge of the
business.
$5 to.$20 perday at home. i;amplea
worth .5 free. Address
$rnesox & Co.. Portland. Maine.
NEW OVERCOATINGS,
NEW SCOTCH GOODS.
A MI SUPPLY or
Heavy Canadian Woollens
Just the thing for, winter clothing.
Some Good Lines of Gents' Funawhiaga
■eseeresegteal Reeern.
Report of the weather for the week
ending March 27th, 1881.
March 20th -Wind at 10 p.m. North-
west, light sir, cloudy. Number of
miles wind travelled in 24 hours
Began to snow at 2 p. m. , ceased
at 9.30
pa, 1 inches fell.
flat --Wind at 10,.w. North -
pl.' READY- WADE
REPAIRING AND PICTURE FRAMING
will be done on
SHORTEST NOTICE.
T_ G_ 1
OVERCOATS,
W well made and reliable.
CLOTHING MADE to ORDER
under my own supervision.
1ne' ALL WORK WARRANTED.1W
Hugh Dunlop,
PABAIONABLE TAILOR,
Next Door to Blank of Montreal
Stoves 1
Stoves 1
EAVt TROUGHS and
CONDUCTING PIPES,
CISTERN PUMPS,
LEAD PIPER,
wileneKs biomes 419.d 11Int
nArx slit .hetero �j,
°l dog
Uwe sir the
pea North- TI 1 ! IAT �+ L.
west fresh, clear. Nasion of sails@
vied bewailed is 1114 hone. SR
Marek *Bed_ Wiad at 10 p.a. noel O
A L O
'10rabsr d spies wind
t .ilei 14 bodies M111 Scow ehtrrer
et !4 am., d of an lash fell. .*attasras urn wen. Me- Wind at 10 p.m. North,
light, altar. Ntesitar of esils@ wind
travelled 1, 24 how 472 -
Marta IStb-Wfsd at 10 pin. North-
west. fresh, oleos. Ntsesbl,er d a0es
wind travelled in 94 hours OM.
March 2; th-.. Wind et 10 p.m. North-
west, light, clear. Number of nines
.wind arOn11 in 24 hours 504.
MsceolIAto, Observer
Goderich, March 28th. 18111. nitre ee the Cieel Oa bar
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Farmers Attera tioiz
Barbed Fence Wire contracted fur in any quantity at very lowest prioea.
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire and barb galvanized after being :.vlsted N hieh cannot scale off.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS -NO WEEDS -NO WASTE LANDS.
For sale by
G. H. PARSONS
1779. CHEAP HARDWARE, OOI)ERICH.
CAMID OI TI2.Es.INTICS_
TO THE PEOPLE OF GODERIC Ei I esters, my best
thanks to the townspeople who worked so well in endeavoring to save my
goods at the recent fire. It is pleasant to know that you have the good will
of your neighbors, and actions like that performed by those whom I take this
opportunity of thanking, make one feel that "a friend in need is a friend indeed.'
Yours truly
D. C. STRACHAN.
Mr. Thos. Sneyd, who for s number of years has been in the employ of
Mr. John Acheson, has entered into partnership with
JAMES A. REID_
The business will be carried on under the name and style of
REID & SNEYD.
We have considerably enlarged the premises, and put in a
general Dry Goods, which has been bought entirely for cash.
We invite the public to take a look through our stock, which will be sold at very
close prices:
of the general e publicdour as to secure s vof ergybextended iness ill patnmage. meet the views
REMOVAL
I have removed my stock of general groceries t.. the corner of Blake's Block
where I will be pleased to meet all my friends and old customers.
very large stock of
D, C_ STRACHAN.
Jars aa4 sr bave worn mt. C..r. t 1 base • •.w iM rearmrearmtb re.. e.r. I.,we [tip C. .,uoatbean
. ase
are, lb. hips V bmk.n. •r.re 1. .•- , etW pwfsat
Rim at SN=YR-
MANCHESTER HOUSE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
G4derich, March 18th 1881.
1778-im.
r
I3anhing.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - ett,ttoo,030.
SURPLUS, - - - - .5,000,000,
Goderich Branch.
C R. DUNSFORD, - - - Manager
a
Allows
lredit interest
and circular n�otesishoneed vewable
in all parts of the world. 17St
CANAD(CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
IAN
Paid up (!spital, - X6,000,000.
Nest, - - 9i,400,000.
best
J . STORY .
President, HON. rs'M. McMARTRR
General Mammter. - N . N. ANDER.Oy.
Goderich Branch.
A. M ROUP, - -�- - M ossosa-
the Towns sal (MIwDin tCCaanaida
Latest
sibs the L' !*lasso, scud
este.
Ad Fsnssrs on Nota, watt one or
mere .L's. without .ee*esrgw IWO
LOVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
LJ1?OBA IICIES!ONS.
GreenwaY
win inset another
LZCURSION TRAiN
F'OR 1881 -1882 -
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 1881,
Price 85.00.
A LOT OF
NEW
SPRING PRINTS.
and
Melt oris
fur
Ladle's Cloags and 'Esters,
SPLENDID VALUE
at
Colborne Bros.
THEY SEEP T1
C R M='TON CORNET!
Ti3E BEET IN THE Miff -A RSETCOLBORNE BROS.
MR. IOVELL, at the request of several
Merchants and others of the Province of
ario of the City of Montreal, Qc . o
Va INpublish
CE OF ONTARIO D RECTORY.ain PRO-
VINCE next, containing an
Alphabetical Directory
ANI) A THOROUGH
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
-OF-
MR. D. FERGLTSON
-AT A-
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT!
Classified Business Directory
WEDNESDAY, DTs PAIL, $$N.
;O, Vigil sae .kine erste W. IL
ZZITEIR OR CMINTSALLA.
MIGHT HONDA T BzFQU
APPLE TO
MON. 0illEE1tWAYOentraila
• Is W. swan avec seisr
Nearly all
Rardware k 1 am therefore In • positionito sell Cheaper Stock, was bouthenht �any otherefore the bdvast
/nose 1a the Comely.
MY STOCK OF
' erg Kalrdlarc is Comi0,s,luiesFarmar& lea�p
which I want to run off quickly.
of the Business and Professional men to the
Cities. Towns, and Vtllairee of Ontario. with a
Classified-ueineee Directory
OF THE
CITY OF MONTR AL.
The same carr and attention bestowed co
the Dominion and Provincial Directories of
1871 will be given to this work. gnbecelbets
names respectfully solicited, Terms of Ad-
verttsing made known upon application.
JOHN LOVELL k SON
Montreal. Deo. 181. Pebliehers. 171,
t west tofryy�oour own town. Tensa and
Co. Perthine. Mian regia H HALIJR s
•
Mrs. Mary Wingate,
tfer.sety of Ooderioh. later .r Detroit.,
Has open., s
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
establishment nn
BOTTTH T.
tiro deews tram the Albion Hotel, with
s full aasestaset of 'hnreae atld
Trask Lamm.
ltvfftsse, roeoo.
v a.vwre and Dugs Tasatawas
A GALL 11 INVITED
00XE AND BITTILT SU= MONS AL.WU L PL,ASE T04.
Fresh Cfround Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
R_ V.T. ivr0 -ZIE+
175140.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
-0 F -
Boots and Shoes,
-A T
CAPBELL'S BOOT and SHOE ENR1ij,
FOR UNE MONTH.
Previous to Stook taking. My !Stook ie Largeand well-aasor•te.i,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given
- C,tA►SH
WM. CAMPBELL.
gtliggyl• Jan. 13, 1811 1710