The Huron Signal, 1881-04-22, Page 8THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. APRIL 22, 1881
DOORS
BASHES, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Deeoripptttcoa of Interior P'inuh-
STA'IRS, HANDRAILS,.
NEWELS and BALUSTERS
A Specialty. Send for Price
Lista. SHINGLES,
LATH & LUMBER.
Entinis*es on applies-.
tion. ren- -AddreS8
FRANCIS SDIEETH,
Goderich
CANADIAN NEWS.
ears saran awes inst. cal* mounted the w diuLl and proemial
Cie cr which ell the sendunaad re -
The Aunual Spring She wile 4• terms jr kissed Th. pflsu�Ma wen
on the B Is agneult �o >teata.
last Wedn lay, tbo f eras drawn tight around orew lie .up -
March The ey was fine, the meatier 1M'rtla8 eon* au 1 the culprit was kft
of sightseers arge, and enuught ruttier. .,, ,oeenero I,y tit.• ,.t•"•1 being withdrawn
to snake things liv The number Af tri,,,, stirs. All rvtyntno l film and int•.
impelled and C heavy draught !seeturshie until the Mat nerieeat• The
shown goes to prey hat this kind of - 6auulitiirw awl httecuti .:l luted alto -
stock is the farriers choice. Space will eeieer 23 a .uacte.
not permit its to eminent on the carious The be Lea r••& * i..•.1 !tangling twenty
Mullah shown. 'Che following is the n i eon awl w, re then !et dosis into
0°1di
► under the e rope
Mrs. Hogg, who was arrested on a
charge of shootin w
James Close, of Her-
nias, with intent to kill, was tried in
Guelph hetero Judge Chadwick and ac-
quitted.
Captain A. D. Aird. of the Allan :t
steamer armstian, has retired from the
service, and will be knighted for his ser-
vmes to safely transpurtiong the Princess
Louise on his vessel.
The Listowel Foundry lois suspended
business for the present. Mr. A. Mcll-
wraith, the proprietor, in order to facili-
tate the winding up of the affairs, has
plowed the property in the hands o.f
Mesar*. Goldie d McCulloch, of Galt,
for the benefit of his creditors.
()Li, AoL-{We are informed that
there
m district
between East
is a small
ami West forr.I where, within a radius of
toile and a half, there are no less than
thirteen people over eighty years ..f age.
Can any other part of the county beat
gets for longevity ?
a
prize list:- lice rough shells tilled with sb&vttlp,and
STALLION(. exemitaed toy the doctors. They were
Imported Heavy Draught -4 entries- , then placed in carts soil takes away
1st "Enterprise," Horton A MeLauch- I under au escort of C,.saacks, to be igno-
lin; 2nd "Lord Harry," R. Martin; 3rd miniowly buried us a re.uote part of the
"Scotchman," McPherson & Mason. suburbs. The prnxte•hi. s were watched
Canadian Heavy Draught -4 entries- in .elector by fully 100,000 of the civil
lat "Young Enterprise,' Jas Irvine: 2ud :uei military iopale:t•.n ..f the capital.
"Young Enterprise," J. Parish: 3r,1 -_---
"Lord Hsddo, Charles McKenzie.
General Purpose -- 5 entries -.1st MOR:.EY PC N3HON DEAD.
"England's (iluty " L Mc. ei1 • O ,
ease Brgener.
- Pieties getting their Mils printed at th
Sloe will get a soca,* la thin departtnu 1R&V
et chance.
Ahation Sale, of 160 acres in As eld,
to be sold to the village of Dungannon,
et Eartirt's hotel, Saturday, April the
30t11. J. 0. Currie, auctioneer.
Au old reliable engineer on the Penn-
sylvania railroad was disclarged at
Altiona on Monday on a: milt of refus-
ing to work en Sunday.
siodrrlrh Markets.
GoogrucII, Apr.i M. 1331.
Wheat. (Fall) 1p bush......- .. -. tl t 3 • 31 a
Wheat. (Spring) a bush........ 1 N • 1 le
!lour. Y cwt... s N tt : 75
(ata. it bush ...... ........ ..... • $ (a 0 t0
Vasa. et bush .................... • N 0 It f.:
bark . Y bush ..... . ............ • tis es 0 to
Potaroes. l bush. ..... . A N 0 t- ti
Hay. 3, ton . .................... 8 ni M 10 00
Chickens ........................ 0 116 W 030
Rutter. p it- ............ ........
18 0 ` 0 9)
E+tRs, ti dos. laspaoltedl........ 0 13 6 13
3Reaical.
U G. MACKID, M. le, PHYtSI-
. seta. *Minos sad A000eehoe. (iraduaw
of Teeeate al .0
y. o111oeoppoattc tomer-
'a Rank, l•uckuow. It not in
enter. @nlutre 'Lillie Mauls. 1764-y.
7ll1.►I( LE.1�+I, PHYfSICIJN, b I�
11 GEON, Cure Sr. &c. Ottlotsaud mild
on Bruce Street, seWw ud dewest of V'ith
St
r
eet,
- -(•at'le,(live weight) ........ ••••• 00110(04
„Young Englan is Wonder," (i .. .,e •kr"- .•r alae ui.tlaZahlird ttrtiedtat•s
l erre r.
Harris; 3rd "Young Lord Haddn• 1,.o- ; _--
lard & Adams.
Road and Carnage -4 entries -1st •
"Sir Tatton Cuacltman," James R..gers;
2nd "Royal Georie," Donald McLean:
3n► "Lively Bob, Jno Perdue.
Blood-'•Bonesetter," H. Leavens.
The Judges were -Thor. Iktsto. Car-
rick
arrick: Win. Thompson, Hawick; and Thos.
Dickson, McKillop.
1 t'RtLll BULLS -
5 Edtries-1st "Lord Lorne, T. Mc-
Lauchlin; 2nd "St. Elmo." Jas. Pertu-
ai.n; 3rd "Reformer," {William Hastie.
Durham' under 2 years -2 entries -
1st '•Clarendon." Sand. Love: 2nd
"Perfection," Alex. Forsyth.
There were no entries in Artshire
breed.
The Judges were - Chas. Proctor,
Morris; Wm S;.reat, Tiekersmith; and
Robert Currie, \Wingham.
Taking everything into consideration,
the fair waa,ra grand success.
Tile Typographical Union of Toronto
have issued a circular in regard to the
injury .lune to the craft by reason of
the great increase of unfledged printers
--young men and boys "having some
know•led;e ..f the. printing business."
The remedy I•r'posed is a uniform ap-
pren'iaeship of five years and an inden-
ture •
tore.tat s
Om of the 30 Bsnc'wrs, 19 are Tor-
onto omen
refefruoe-Seeing that its contempor-
ary, the 'UIU &, made a big push in
Maine, where its trust -worthy samplers
were engaged in unearthing soon!-destrey-
ingg cock -tails and John Cullinses, what-
ever these may be, the Moil! feels it in-
cumbent upon itself to proffer some valu-
able suggestions' to those whose.duty it is
to make the laws that regulate the liquor
triflic, or mthee the laws that are sup-
posed. to. It thinks that instead of
making treating a punishable offence the
better plan would be to revoke the
license of every liquor dealer who soli
two drinks to the same man '.eithin an
hour. Seeing that there• are over a
couple of hundred hotels and saloons in
the city. it is abundantly evident that
the Mail'.( plan would put a stop to the
inordinate consumption ..f liquor at once,
for of course no person would ever think
of going too a• different bar for his
second drink :
QO1bOTIIs.
BooND ro sn Fiala. -Mr. Bea:t
this section,' being bound to be care:
startup to turn thelifht sod at ti e. m1. • :t
Monday Mr.: Morris also cuutmenced
spring oparationa the same looming at
7 a.m.
L .xP.x, April 24.-W. Slorley Pun -
shun, the distinguished {Vesleyan minis-
ter. died this mornine..tt Brixton, aged
37 veers.
Rev. Willla:,. M riey Punshon, D.
D., L L D., was born at Doncaster, i
Lincolnshire, England, in 1824, and was
ea -heated he his uncle, Sir. Isa•te Morley,
after els •:.o he wan named. He entered I t
---
Pock ty, ' 700
{foal..........,, : SD '• 1 W
Salt per barrel . 0 el 'A 1 00
She People's [Column.
Physicians. duns Dune 4eeunehen, keg
()nice a! Dr. Sliauuo.t:ad 1 reonce, near the
J::.l, uu''erio1. O. C. SMatileON, J. C. H T311L-
r✓!t,
TAIKE1 HEAD, (SUCCESSOR
to Dr. Duman) Gradtate of Ontario Ve-
terinary Cottage. aad��---
H. c . /street
a
Legal.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR -
RISTEIt3. Attorney', Solicitors, etc..
Godcrtuh- J. 1'• Garro. W. Procell oot. 1751.
B. L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Attorney. Solicitor In Chancery, &c..
Oederich• Ont.
-- -_ 1EAG
!VG RENT. - A STONE HOC' cE TEItERi. etc-&, &Me.,OGodertchRTON, anBdA tt'RtngR bamI S-
.
1 near to the station, with 7 acres of pant, r. Seager. Jr.. Goferich. J. A. .\porton. {{ ing-
otchatd and a quantity of shall fruit!. t Lam. 175).
good stable and well, also soft water. {{'ill he
N, araol- J 3IALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
ie' �• ► Sollettor. Office -Corner of West Street
or.
-- ----. .. 1
the; church at an early age, and was
ANTED. --STOUT AC'1'h'15 GIRL 'and erieb.et Square, over Oeurse Achcw,1.
Guderiuh. 1731.
��T est In house keep -
oilskin
er -
prominent circuity. tHis finished and
td
of
atstationedstationed:n succession on a number
WANTED.
country, to ass p C 41PIONr ATTO R N E 1' - A T-
•ing. Must thoroughly understand butter
oiskinyand rearing of poultry. Apply to MR.n enter
MAIN, ltidgewuul rarnt. Loden, i. lib: o,morLS .-. OmceoveriSheppard'syh,00 store.
Ilvd.:rich• Ont. Any amount of moary. to
loan a! iuwcat retro of lsterest. 1731.7.
si.ar!aiii style as a pu.plt orator ea
for !aim a high reputation in the Wesley-
- au Meth..,list chutele and entering the
lecture field with the "Prophet of
H web" for a subject he took rank et
; .ones as one of the great orators of the
age. Hi. lectures .n Msuaulay, Daniel
in Babyl .n, Florei[ee and its eletnories,
and teller subjects, are well known to
literary teen, and inany an audience iu
England. Canada :aid the 1'nited States
has brew :;,ell -bound by their charm.
a
ads
n LarneLarneto Canada,
• Pension n
o.
In
1
:•t. D:. P1t 8
•o•: 1 was Ill" .,:icor year elected president
H\1ISS WESTON, PRACTICAL
1'1 Dress and Mantle maker. would luii•
mite to the ladies of Goderich that she hu +yIE ;t ►N, HOLT & CAMBROIg,
be pvn the business of dressmakingg at her re- C Barr!str.-s. HOLT
in C'harerry. &c.,
.l.eliee Oa the
Cambria Roanext thetOoderich enol t1•iu lent. M. C. Cameron, Q.
newe tplaningtmill Ah work done in nt 0 • P. Hui . M. t . tgttueron. Goder•.L. W. Lr
newest and most fashionable styles.Agent Macara. Wloi:•n.:t. 1751.
fur a orawell's patterns I78(13no.
CHANCERY. -PURSUANT TO ls:.e:.: Aeons (tart's.
I an Order of the Court of Chancery. tide
in the matter of John James Campbell. an tn-
_.- THS XEW
BICKERS l'ETH
HYMNAL COMPANION
ALL STYLES AND PRICES
AT
Moorhouse's.
THE NEW
Presbytonau II
tent under the age of twenty-one prate the TAMES u'•1 A!LL, ARCHITECT, &c.
r Office. (•-a ,'.;, -1 1-:I(, Kingston i•t.. Hode-
rich. Plans and spe.:iScations drawn correct-
ly Carpenter's' plasterer's and mason's work
measured and valued.
creditorsuf John Campbell and Robert rt Cam
bra. late of the rownsuip ut Colborne. in the
f ' • 3lethe t st Conference, a position. (goon.,. of Hu: in, yeomen, who died respect-
• D th rs he re August. 13 . i M'
whieli he held until his return to Eng- ively in or about the months of May Ink and
5 err un or before thellth dry of
1.11:•1 in
1878. :'ring one•yea - pri►,1t±8LtusendDypostPrelmi. t« essra.
•.i•i.r1 in Toronto, but exercised episcepal Garruw & Proudfoot. of the Town of Gude-
. rvisio41 ne er the whole church. He rk•h, Solicitors for the Petitioners, their
1 f Ctrettan and surnames, addresses anal
was on
Me 1• �'. a i church,
and the nature of the securities (if any) held
\ci1,•:c\...: b ass.xiated with his name. M, them, or in default thereof. they will be
In 1-47-i 1).. Pun +h'- n was a;.; uinted one perempt'rily excluded from the benefit of tht
1 ty'. „f t1;e. .ec•r,ttties of the tW n said order. 'Every creditor holding any ee-
"HYYsa sal. --? I:'. JDhu Ilaw esitA urit7 is to prepuce the semi b f(re me at m"
well known 1.1 this village as the i"ply i,•;,..i It:.r! a .ciety-n position ego
eoo.d fellow and proprietor (f the Coni- i at t!i•• ti.i.e .4 -his death -and the follow- time appointed for atijudi-
e o; the lending prunioton u the
de.eriptiun. the full partleulara •'
•• and that flue edifier ttpeir claims, a statement of their accounts,
inercial has committed ntttj�•itnnnc. • e • was elected president of the
ACCIDENT. -� pule t1r. D 1' !I - n e tt
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Prince Pierre Napoleon died at Ver-
sailles on Friday.
The pork corner, in Chicago, haft sud-
denly collapsed. .
Tho Duke of Argyle has resigned the
office of Lord Privy Seal, owing to diff-
erences of opinion with this colleagues
on snore of the provisions (f the Land
Bill. •
h was reported that Rev. Henry Vnr-
ley. well known in Canada as an evan-
gelist, would oppose -Mr. Bradlaugh for
NoorthainpFt' n, but Mr. Cnrl.ett was Mr.
Bradlaugh's only opponent.
Three of the famous Kennedy fancily
perished at the Nice Opera House tire.
They were James, aged `25, who made a
tour five years agie Katie, aged 16, and
Lizzie, aged 18 years. These three, ao-
companied by their father, had arranged
to make a tour of Canada this fall.
The mean Colema•1, supposed to have
been concerned in the attempt to blow
up the Mansion House in London, and
wive wase passenger by the Australia to
New York, turns out to be an inoffensive
Englishmen. It is believed the true
than left the Australia before site sail -
e1.
PAINFUL c rence the - highest earthly
Kaercher, proprietor of the lilytii pain- 1 t •+• e t. r a Wesleyan preacher.
ing mill, was working one of the saws n1 I L i'•t.L;h •n s attachment to .his fainly
his still, it suddenly broke intoa num- Iwo- known far and wide. It teas ri;ci-
ber of pieces, one of which struck him
h which td try '•lie
able to state that the eye is tit••'•_ '•ct- h
pal in (atter to escape the Eng is aw to et the s.eiate otJuha (ucl rah f►Irkpatric�.
x root norriage with a deceased wife's 'and to a cause, Kirksatrica tea atrvenx,n, the
t' R. WATSON, HOUSE. SIGN
and Ornamental Painter.. Par:ordeeor-
ating made a specialty. GRAteree. GILDING.
GLAZING. Shop on North Street. opposite the
Registry Ottee, Goierich. 1751
4jTRATF')RD BINDERY-EeTAB-
17 LISHED 1873. Titin establishment is chlefty
c devoted to jub and library work. especially to
chambers at the 'Town of (ioclerieh on the 31st those unique and econunticalba1t, alf and mor- cuaton:en and the public generally that ho
day of April. instant. at ten of the clock. it: the nx-e., styles. In all cases the best of stock and (
forenoon• being the1 workmanship. with strength and beauty cern-
cation on the claims. Dined. Bindery overJohn Dutton's drug store. I plan just opened out a
Dated this 7th day of April. A. D. 1881. I GEORGE STONE. '
H. MAcDenMdrr, i+
1781. Master at Goderich. Tonsorial.
al
ALL THE KINDS PUBLISHED
AT
MOOHOUSE'S
THE NEW
W1,'�l.l:YAN
IITIN BOOK
IN ALL ITS FORMS
AT
1008 kt)USE'S.
WAIL PAPER.
MOORHOUSE
{Would respectfully intimate to his ■umeros
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF -- � -- __-- -
tbe,court of chancey. made in the mac-
on the eye, a is n amines es ( ' • I ^� Hehasred ' J h (' ' raft Kirkpatrick late
sight forever. {We are happy ! i,e l nester t
jNT KNIGHT, PRACTICAL . BAR-
. HER and Bair -dresser, beg, to return
th3t he came to, America. creditors of John o thanks' to the public for peat pat uw elan . H>iD�� compri3111g every
d one sou and a gate village of l'hi ,awe. in the (bwt:v of sul[cits a continuance of custom. H. 53
two wives and {� elland, woo died n or about the month of
Denys be found at his SIwvir-g Parlor. near
and two eons survive him March 18wO, are on or or
the et bode •:.a, 1733 d
rr fa, to alae
Fresh Stock
lirirl
th before the Nn 1.41 UT
"[Av. IaRf to rend by post y pa
comm Graemc Cameron. Solicitor for the Puun-
-sir Jo;:s Macdonald tad 0.tarN. . '.I tiffs, their Christiai, and Surnames, ,d•lrensee levans .aria insurance. .
- and descriptions the full particulars of their - GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
ter. - n r
THE CZAR'S MURDERERS.
A Detailed nesrrlp/sa of the )..erullun.-
The Prisoners Farre and Butd to alar laa.1.•
- ST. Pztalussuee, April 111.--Theexe-
cuted Nihilists passed the last day as
follows:-t{oussakoff prayed incessantly.
and offered his services to tele Govern-
ment as a spy, The offer was declined.
Jeliaboif spent the time in writing page
after page about the trial, comtnitting to
paper what he was forbidden to speak.
Sophie Pieoksky wrote to her mother
to waste nu time in assuaging
the wrath of her father. Kibalt-
schitsch drew up a memoir on the sub-
ject of his specific discoveries. which he
addressed to the High Court of Justice,
avowing the desire that his name' might
be immortalized. and making the gift
of his inventions to the State en condi-
tion that all tho profit from thein should
go to the amelioration -of the id „f child-
ren of political criminals.
Previous to the execution of the Nihi-
lists H.nussakoff asked for three wax
tapers, such as are carried to church. a
copy of the New Testament. and one of
the small cottaecrated Lai ea male and
sold by monks. When not praying iae
smoked cigarettes. The scattuld was a
rough wooden structure, painted black,
consisting of a high platform upon which
were three posts, each with a chain :and
manacles, and one Lone, horizontal loam
with iron rings for the ropes. supported
by two perpendicular posts. Ito front
was a low platform for the officials. The
large plain around was covered with
snow''and ice, which was melting in the
warm sunshine. By eight o'clock many
thousands of people had collected around
the plain and searmed in the.
o
• various
a l
people
streets loading to it. Teii thousand
troops kept thein back and formed two
squares around the mallows. First were
the Cossacks with couched lances. and
then detachments of the Guard. The
infantry was massed in deep colmtnns,
leaving one side of the inner square open
for the passage of the condemned prison-
ers and their escort. The ruder enter-
ed the eastern side of the plain 0 few
minutes before nine o'clock, :caving
passed through some of the principal
streets on the way from the fortress
The condemned criminals were orated
high in the centre of the two -wheeled
blocks of earthquake continue at
8.;o, and are fast completing the ruin.
( )i pour thousand inhabitants of the: viI-
1040 near Kastrn, euly 150 are known to
be alive.
In 1873 N ichols n and Whalen were
hanged in Baltimore, for murdering and
robbing apt old Indy. n;htticn left a
large share of thep lunder in the hands of his brother. The la
Iter.
uitlue
Heel
by Moedy's preaching, has just made
restitution of the original. sure tvith in-
terest.
Ex -Governor and Ex -Congressman
Ranier formerly wealthy, is now work-
, ing es a common labourer on the streets
of Chari et .n, S. C. Among a cart load
of dirt dumped near him on Friday, was
a copy ..f the Congressional record, con-
taining a npeezlt by himself on the civil
rights bill.
The idea advanced by the New York
!braid of establishing savings banks in
connection with the public schools, is
one that commends itself to all intelli tightly strapped to iron rods,
gent potpie France has 9.867 such in- platforms, tH y rapp�
stitutions and lepoeits to the •ntoonnt of with their backs to the hornet, ap th the
nearly 4900,000. The earlier habits of ing on their breasts large
thrift are instilled into the minds of words "Ipn'onbiest' (murderer of the
children the better it will be for their .f Czar)dtinn lack and wite. black, wh wort
1Pf we e
re
future and the future . the nation.
It appears that Forepaugh the circus ho the cevering
first utheirehaat aads ndRoush oulders.
and
than. has not only secured hut ten thou-
sand dollar beauty but that her lady- Jeliabuf, both of whose features were
ship is hard at work earning her money. nearly concealed by the heavy hoods.
Kee ekre part tagrand
tuJbits irk im
med to
grant ,renenIngthe•leparre f shine with i tenitied brillieyes ancy and d de-
Lelia Reokh for Delhi. with all the ele- fiance as he Looked on the scene annuli
p[hants. camels and cones waggons in hint. t �chh Sophie�tumbrPieoffsil
were Ki Mi-
hersters
Cain. Peed d crowd the streets to altec�tL the wman coccupyro the nod.
stars at her, sad doubtless ninety-nine in
every hundred go home saying that she die seat.o CN these three the features of
anot much of • beauty after all. The Sophie I ieoffky were alone distinctly
professional beauties to London will visible. her extraordinary high and iniad
Lordly like this circus dodge. for it reforehead being tttseebrpuded by the hood.
t
611016 capon thews. Met they will pee
-able Her mentahlghlfitted hoe exciMliA
e, het them betokened great
no
claims, • statement of the r accounts and the
( Ine of the reas.,ns solid to have bean insure of the securities. if any. held by them.
elveuced by Sir John Macdonald for re- or In default ti.>reof thug will be peremptorily
IcxEudedcreditofrom theholdbenefituc6an7 ercof Ate said order.
using to sanction the award of the
verydr td pro -
Boundary Arbitratoreln favor of Oater- du' a the same before Inc nJ medrity Chalsmbers sl
was that the Urea of this Province the Court House. in the Tuwn of O xlerich, on
the 13th day of Ma 1881, a' ten o,loc in the
would toe so great that in a few years t
ore
noon, being tl1e time '.appointed fon„ ad -
it $ the judicatlon on ttio claims.
arrangement of "bvun rtes which e t Ln (Seel H. t1 ter at ori,
ff :a underth Manitoba extension 1'8' It ...Taster at for r. irh.
regardsterritorial Quebec GHAZICERYas
tt would rule the ries w 7 Dated chi+ Mb day of April, A D. f;1t
da'h 1
e ect e• m • •
act, he reduces Ontario to a third posi SALE OF ; ALUABLE
tion . 4 .. torr toric area,
u F,, 1 Property In the Gownsldp of Ash
b••inX first with 103 355 ' s Iuare wiles• Ae 11 1 d
"+500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO ,
CAMERON. IIOLT&('AMERO ,i e -
rich.
58.
I 75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES -�
x;" TATE. Tema favorable. Apply to R. i« L.
DOYLE. Godcrich. 1731 i
{a50,000PR.Ij ATE FUNDS Ta) LEND
ce, on good Farm or tlrst.;laas Town Properly
at 3 per cent. Amer to R. R ADC LIF FE. 1751
_IAIrONEY TO LEND IN ANY
i amount to suit burrower., 3. 6 to 64 per j
I..wilt. Private funds. Apply to .S:La..-Z14. and I
MORTON. Goderich.
`; ONEY TO LOAN • ON FIRST'
o: 1 5)ortgade at reasawb)e titre of tntercet
d and on terms to stilt borro'wen:-tddrrss
JAMEa SrawAEr. $altford P. 0. 17N.
'ursusnt to a decree anti or. Pr matte
and the 3lrt da of March
ht(1.all br Id [tis thcsiappro
Manitoba second with 154,411 miles, and 'n a certain cause Of Seynio;ir re. Kee:nedt-,
Ontario third with 109.480 miles. Sir bearing date respectively the Ysth day ot-�elr
A. D. 18111, a Y
John
was particularly keen In dig ing A_ 1681 their w
da••er to the Duminwn in eltending the b; tie
Court of Henry.
M-.ulr.nnott. Esgb rc. Mast
, this u t at t,.sterlch. y the sal
boundaries of Ontario, but he was blind elatter at the Prin.-e of Wales Hotels in the
f • •1 danger in en- cillay,-r anti Imungnnt.on, at the heir of nn
h )TONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
j.. e. amount of Private Funds for investment
at lowest rates on tint -class Mortaaits. Apply
e to GA131tt%V & PItOCDFOO1.
similar
to the prospect o a g i cluck in the aft.•rnuun nn watarda). the fish
La: tint the area of should
ohs. This soli
1, � da7 of anrll. A. B. foal, the tultuwi �, It-
citude pest Ontario should c untinue to and premises. in one panel, being aii an.
stand first in influence in the Councils of singular that certain pan ct or sivo t of i:.v
a . premiseasitustc, lying and swing in tit
the Dowin o 1 shows how completely Sir a aaship ut AshNeld fn the a'otmy of H•.ro,..
John•is under the control of his Quebec and Province of Ontario, and being cnmp,etd
of ape Fist half of Int number ten. an tb• 'st
colleagues. Ontario will nut forget the res scion Eastern Division& tee teed to -n
rommoi► t_o m•elvee with the thought that
am Now Tock beauty is e t or aM sigh eaher of fear or reniOwM.
wadi not ride MehIIN a •b11116 waggon The condemned were anhound and this runous erase
�rigyp awcnml the h •t woman led up the slops Sophie Pieoffsky age•
to plates the men. R •ow the °Arnot of the ;noon'(,. Mr Robert Dickson. of Tnckersmoth.
h� www then pieced in front of three had his celebrated bull. "('doss Oxford' t te*
illid
to to to work ati� mama the
aCi,p.teer,th peel•. with hearts bef,. the woman uetng on the Reeforth weigh reale. the other 1 --^--- 6AT the
mar, t had h I at
century
n the slightest --- d d th
forestal e
l' suss saw ruin- " " " s `^T- = 1
�, o dr A.•'�•- +ret" ftsaaat4a 1st �n area �a�an� w
h blowoff at her supremacy
emus atm : ship or -t:dhtleid. c•+n'ainnig ter ndrnea- :re
by her renegade sort, when the general mon( (-. • hnnd,r•1 wires of lnn•l mor.
or 1444.4. T ns oT> rtT is
A u:a:cd in to
i t her an ,pper-unity to ex -I liq Id end is distal a fr m the
e ec tons give s . a,wnsn ', . s..e
press her feeliegs.-[Sarnia Observer.
General Delves v. 141rJ.aa Macdonald.
The history of -this curious actit,n may
b ;viten as follows : In 1875-6 Sir
John ,Macdonald laid his plates for, the
campaign then approaching- He made
en agreement with General Hewson that
t! latter as t write in tate interests
Town ((t:o'.,.r., A 14 miler. etre is 'readily
OAKS FREE OF CHARGE. -
Money to lend at lower' rates. fore of
any costs or charges rsEAG ER d• `•TJItTON,
oppoe!u• Colborne Hotel.
(sodirleh. 23rd March 1881. 1:79.
MONEY To LOAN. THE CANA-
l1 A
Landed Credit Company. Toronto -
Toilet
sD
cesalb)c thereto a wood road, which said JOHN LAIN' BLAKIE. ESQ.. Presidents Money
Town oto;• -,aa g'•H: •.taNcet for th• sale df pro• 45 tent bt this Company to individuals upon
T!t^wafd pto;rrty etas erected thereonsame system ss at munlcl lilies. -Send
d
•
•
loam
w
th
ace the m
good frame bons^ a stir: and • half high, for Circ era. HUGH IIAM TO\, ('. L.
Irma hood frame barn. The land 1s of a clay Agent, 1 �o)rrich. 1731
is wen l b•- a IIv(ng s'ream
hien rang thr•mgh Gm said )and. There,' is
an orchard of three &errs of excellent fruit 120,000 PRIVATE FUtiDS TO LEND
roes. There are about 80 acres ..hared. and 1 e on Earn,and Town Property at low est en-
c remainder f well t)s ih a t. The reserved
esery property , tercet- Mtmoges purchased, no Commission
wit be lehm!d for : •• Adtbje1 to a recast e . charged. Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
bill: which has ill be wee by the said tie ter. I 1 d
The p,r,tpruta� will be wee either eubjedt ro the J
,•.} sti ':hercgt: or free from the h 1131
N. B. -Borrowers
can obtain money n one yy
it title is satisfactory.-DAYISON & JOHN-
9TON, Barristers. &c.. Ooderle .
ie a cr {t' o
f the Couaenative alt for certain mortes g IW ria
y hu+'e do+ems. 'rhe from
the
o i Fault as the par
Pa
papers. timing which was the iris% larsof the .said mnrtgac. v will be made known
Canadian and the Chatham Planet. Sir at time or rale. Terms, le per cent down at I j) • RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
lolln, in his evidence eve t beton Mr. time e( +fair, and t'.c inane^e to be paid into' It Life and Accident insurance Agent.
g (!Dort wit an one month to the credit fowhi b Ftcpresenting sprat<•tsas('ompantes. Also agent
McCaul some months ago in this case, .arise wuhou. crit rt �' . , t a,, n for the CANADA Lt
stated that Hewson had fulfilled h:s
agreement. and that his exertions had
been effective ie aaaisting hitt in carry-
ing the electi.•n. He also said that
45000 a year was t,,entioned as tate con-
sid oration to be peed Hewson provided
the Consert•atives carried the election.
1 repudiated any per -
At the same time
sinal liability, saying the parte 'hould
make the motley' g o -l. Hews.nt's ex-
amination before Mr. Dait•oh at T(ronte
was pretty much to the same etfect, but
he held Sir J(hn personally responsible,
and his legal advisers supported that
view, inasnsuch as Sir John made a bar-
gain en behalf of a party which had no
legal status. Some sixty petters or so,
when passed from Sir John to Hewson,
were filed, to 1* read in court, with a
like number from the general to Sir
John. Just before the court opened
here a settlement was attempted,
through the intervention of mutual
friends. These were Mr. 'John Shields,
of Toronto; Mr. James Cotton.. of this
city, and rienator Howlen. Whatever
their decision teas, it wan not accepted,
therefore the core proceeded, and Mr.
Dalton McCarthy was summoned to
conduct the defence along with Mr.
Hugh J. Macdonald. At the Int mom-
ent 'lune
om-ent'lune -aefa'tiations took place which
led to the withdrawal of the record for
the present. Strange stones are afloat
as to the means eweployed to hiring about
ties understonding, but we refrain from
allusion to them at present Hereafter,
perhaps. we will have more to say on
•.t. an ayrn.n o
balani•• the parcener will w . 4,t;tled o a ., -
Cryancr and to htli ims..••sion of the land. In
all other respe rs the terms and conditions of
sde will be the etamdsnt conditions of the
Court of ('hancery. Further particulars can
be had from the and Master,/at from Messrs
Darrow & Prou.11n"t. blesArs
& Cameron. H-trrisier' x,. 1leslerich.
Dated a: G•M1cr;r'. titin 7th day of April. A.
1). heal.
H. MACIM-RMOTT.
Master at Goderlch.
(•.'tai•:K. .v Hnt.T & CAMERON
fe•dor a Solicitors. )7821t.
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1111tdsy st Tt11 ••
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and Nr MMr
7th May.
OA June.
STOCK
r NrR CO.
Idea ..T.N'K iNN
RA.
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Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Town of
Farnc Property, in any way to suit the borrow-
er. Office -!up -stain) Kays block. God; ,ch.
Ont.
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ABA. CO' Y. ToaoNTT-Estatoetshed
1833.
PHCENIX iNA. COT. of Lnkown (Eneta•di-
Establlehed 1713.
HARTFORD 11444. ('O'Y, of HAR•r►ORe. Cosa.
-Established 11110.
Malta taken in the above the lowast mites by HORACE tHI RTON at•eliwut Dineen
The undersigned is aloe Apiraiser for the
CANADA PERF LOAN axil SAVINGS CUT,
Teener°
Money M Loan on Arst.:Ws security. from
7 to per Cent. - Charges moderate.
HORACE MORTON.
Goderirh, Sept. 16. 1810. 1751
QHERIFF'S SALEOIF LANDS.
(buntJ of Hsro• • Wi v we of + K•rlt at
H 'ro wl4 i Jryery Hoed ort d
Hes Yaparpe • ► lite tbe sal
ama
aaa wN "tea'"` at t e salt
Newt
n please a While ChKk of the day and he br t Dear. the Dram _ - ----
t y civilisation is aytaeel o ,mal and aha mtddge .�•.-• the awe one 1
tO he inclined to o *runs end•+ llenate roan t he
e�e0oee the medians , 4.IM pounds
a is a magrtthtxnt ani AIVCK er a dint a henle
Allen saluted Dot mal He has gained over SW pounds $72 1
uncePwltr an r
in this Id- t i lit'. five meets un purple r,thn the past year Twee
Is
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t� R wo^ee.LT arv(
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1751