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GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTE
Ell 28, 1883.•
GENERAL. INTELLIGENCE,
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41.1 A YEAR 1NR DVANCE
ld w advestwsasaes Tho Week.
Rata , ed -Philo No fly
Pup i. e: -R. S. Chinos.
1101/ t: for tale -Mrs. Ashle;
Farm for Hale --Matthew Levy.
eau O; ening-.Mhz Wtlk►awt, -
Millin. ry Opening -Mia Graham.
Young Man Wasted -Alex Morton.
Fall tool Wisdom dteek-1:olles ss tiros.
Direct dotportations -J. C. Dative t Cu.
g and Hair Cutting -Wm. Kuted.
R►r;One in Reel Etat*-llcazer k Lewis
Dentistry.
IVIeaical.
TB. WHITELY, M D., C.M., PLAY -
•r tSICIA 4. Serves. Aceeecheiw, etc.. M.
('.PA., (Marls. time• -TM Square, 3 doors
Last of Rllsoa's Drug more. up stairs. mon
4 tl S. oDO1 &C8, 3l:D:, rttYSIC-
1- IAN. sUB!;F.•)N, at ursduote of Toe-
less Ugfearestr.
or-
, ,Uvgfeareisr. LleeetlW ed tate Royal Col-
lege a/ Phrsirla•.., (Anion. England. Ro.. ,ho„
C. P. 4.. Ontario. `Moo and residence
213 eita Bakel. Il
Baker's ltateatsllton sttt. God-
oo
Mtog lTes m
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(' t•I LLAN, IIITHICIAS, SUIt-
t r, egret. Cornier kc- Office and residencqe
ti Brume St:set. wound door west of Victoria
VT-If-TO13f11,flON, L.b.14, s raazox ! alit `' 17M.
DisU. V !lair cs• At'eoa G. MACKID, rill D., PHYSI
t1ee', three .teu`y. •!.tMus! ' . s olyb ,yvgee,n fwd A000uebor, Graduate
•+ ' of Udvrsity. OteceoppwtteCamer
'$sLe ._____ -eat Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. 1f not In
.dee. esquire at the Bank. 1734-y
. the People a Ioiumn.
fta.le. SHANNON k HAMILTON,
Y,►(rNG MAI WAN TED -A4 Hal -r- 1.7 H tana • Aceoecben. C.
Re In csrris a shop. Apple to ALYx. ofR'v a+. Ur. Shannon's rceides.•a, acus •
MORTON. Dominion Carriage Works. Mehl I'O Oode lth. A. C. Snsxxor. J. C. HAM11
TON 1751,
IOST -A BROWN SETTER PLP. -- ---
Had on a eoller WINO he • ineyd away• Loans anb insurance.
A suitable reward will be given for his retain.'
R. 8. CHiLTON. U. 8. Oensnl. -
APPRENTICES WANTED - TO
learn dress sed r,sntie naktr. Apply
in person to MISS SA( LTS, Detior• blook-
Ianax
AGENTS ON SALARY -WANTED
two good live travelltng ageuts fee He-
rron County who will devote their entire time
soliciting risks for a leading stook Fire laanrr
aaee Co. A monthly salary sad commission
will be ptld to cornpetrnt oe or
address, Alex. MeD. Alba, Ooderich. Oat.
111111tIL
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -
for cash --situated two doors from Knox
church, Goderich. on Coat ureec A clear
deet siren. Address. MRd. J. L McCOtt-
MAC , 97 Huntington street. Ckt-eland, OA1a
[
ULL STRAYED - STRAYED
from the eremites of the subscriber. on
the 16th of A ugust.a white bwll,t wo years old.
Any person giving information lording to las
re-overy will be suitably rewarded. TH0111.
BURNS. Carlow P. 0. `'tie
, LEAGER & LEWIS, ()pPoa1TK MAK-
; 1.-7 TIN'S Bentzi.. Uoderkh. have private
i FUNDS TO LEND.
I In say suture to wit parties wanting lents, at
TWIT tow rates 1307.
bW1000 T4) WAN. APPLY TO
,
CAMERON HOLT kCA]MERON, (lodei.Ich. 1759.
`LONEY TO LEND. -PRIVATE
1 toads -os freehold security. Apply to
1 Geo. 8wassn.Ooderfih. , 187e6m.
tiit),e0o PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
ea good Farm or fitstc1u Town Property
-t 7 per meat. Apple to IL ItADCLIFFE. 1751
vrOJiEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
. amount of Private Funds for Investment
tt lawsuit rate* on first-class Mortgages. Apply
110GARROW DFOOT.
gt90.Od0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Farm and Town Property at lowest In-
terest Mortgages percbased. no Coaunlssion
Cheesed Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
V B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one day
if title it. satisfactory.-DAVISON & JOHN
STUN. Barr»ters. Sec.. Goderich. 1751
TO THRESHERS -FOR SALE, A
wont steam thresher. cheap. Apply to
JOHN Mdt'ALLUM, at the foundry.
Godertoh. July 19, IstD. laaPtf.
1`TOTICE TO DEBTORS --NOTICE IS
1 hereby given that all parties indebted to
the midersigoed by note or book amoeba are
requested to settle the same at once and there-
by sari an enforced collection. i mean best -
nese. ABRAHAM SWITH. 19Rt- i
For Sale or to Let.
L'ARlr1 TO RENT -THAT FINE
11' tarn' on the 3rd 0000easfon of Colborne.
being portion of lots? sad 9, and oomtalehg
about 73 acres, nearly all cleared- Comfor-
table log bons.., state milk house a good barn
and outbuildings. Plenty of water -wells and
running water. Good fences Five acres of
eic:.ard; title Glee-, For particulars -apply to
th" proprietor o. the premises.' or address
M ','CTRL W LEVY. 8aftttord P. O. 1910 -it
HOUSE FOR SALE -A COMFOR•
T.ABLE small house, situated on corner
Palmerston and Ragan street. together with
three-fifths of an acre of land. is offered for
sale by the undersigned. cheap for cash.
There are on the premises s small stable, a
bearingyoung orchard. k good wetland pump.
n strawberry bed and a number ofgrape rimes
and currant bushes. The µace is admirably
adapted for a retired farmer or market gar-
dener. Apply to MRS. ASHLEY. un the
premises, or by Ibtter to Goderich P.O. 19[0(1
FARM FOR SALE --SOUTH HALF
of lot 15. concession 7. Ooderich town-
ship. containing 71 acres. on the cat line. 4
miles from Holaoarille, 6 miles from Clinton.
>'1 from ilodertoh. For further tetormatlen
apply to R. GERRY Brussels P. 0. Ont. MO
L'ARM FOR SALE -THAT FIRST -
class farm known as lot 66,. cos.. E. I).
iA idwill be sold on rta*onaMe t
As cress. as
the proprietor is giving up farming. The lot
Is nearly square. contains 100 acres is well
wateredhas a good orchard. and well built
dwelling and outbuildings.For particulars
address THOS. GRAHAM, heppardt s P. 0.
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
LiR.
b and Aeefdeat Insoranee Agent.
R!bCompanies-Abe et -eases CompaniA bio agent
for the c.x&DA LII II STOCK INecRANca C.
Mosey to lead ea Mortgage, either in Town of
M Property. In any way Windt the borrow
er. Office -Asp -stairs Ear's block Goderich
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE -
Lot Xo. Ip, In the Rayne' I mow. tewnahlp
of Ooderich, 85 acres, 10 to 6o tcreselcared and
free from stamps -balance well timbered. hes
frontage on Hayfield river and on the Clinton
road. And adjoins the Incorporated village of
Hayfield. For term* farther particulars and
conditions of sale apply to LEiTH. KINO-
STONE & ARMO(.11, 8otidtors. 18 King
street West Toronto. Or to John Morgan
Hotel keeper. Herald. HOW
FALM FOR SALE -BEING THE
easterly 130 acres of plod lettered "e',' In
the 7th Concession of the Township or Col-
borne. About 85 or 90 scree are cleared. The
growing timber oonM.te of maple. beech
and elm. A frame honea large frame barn
and stable are on the premises. Ferias* good.
Only four miles from Ooderioh by a good
VP( road. For ppesrticnlars apply to JOHN
RRKCKEN RIiKIE. Ooderich, nr to BEAGER
k MORTON. Solkltor& Oodevich. 1896
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
•
Cot•sr' or Ilt•nox ' By virtue of a Writ of
To WIT: ' Fieri Facia., issued out
of Her Majesty's County Court of the County
of Middlesex. and to me directed and deliver-
er] against the Lands and Tenements of JOHN
MAIN. WARRING. at the suit of RICI(ARi)
FUUOLE, I love seised and taken in Execu-.
tin all the right title, interest and equity of
redemption of the shove named defendant,
JOHN MAINR"ARRING, in and to the fol-
lowing lands and premises. viz: -Two acres
of 1. being a part of lot twelve, in the South
East boundary concession of the Township of
Usttorne, in the County of Huron, known as
the Imperial \1111. Property. of Woodham,
and situate within eighteen rods and seven
laches of the South First angle of said farm
lot. said two acres kavipg a frontage on the
Town litre, between the township of ('*borne
and the Township of Rlanthard, In the Countv
of Perth. of sixteen rods. and extending back
the full width of sixteen rods a distance of
twenty rode. which lands and Tenement. i
shall offer for Pale. at mr office, In the (hurt
Howie, in the Town of doderich, on SATUR-
DAY, THE TA( EXTY-NINTII DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. 101. at the hour of Twelve of the
clerk. noon.
''t ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff: !Enron.
Sheriff's Office. Go.ierich. ),
September 19th, 1883.1900 -td
VOR SALE. -THAT- DESIRABLE
11' residence, corner Brittania High
road al with
1)omald street, opposite
two tote. The house Is In need repair with
carriage house and Mable and other tart
owning*. The garden le well stocked with
reit trees, grape vises, shrs r.
R. H. d 1#NP.
Foe terms apply to Davison S' Jehnetea.
Barristers ltlratf.
t'OR SALE OR TO RENT. -THAT
lL'' beautiful brick reeidrwce csrnp$M by
Mr. Rice, and formerly elects d by Mr.
i1altomson, at the bead of ewgate etteet.
peasesslos ggt • ea la Ortob*i For part feelers
apply to ibe owner .1. BRECKLNRil)OE,
w
Negate street (lode -!cd le
Legal.
EAGER R IS, BARRISTERS,
Goderieh.
C. 8&AM[R Ja. J. A. Marrow.
L N. Leer's. teet-
R C. HAYES, SOLICITOR le.,
(Mhol rli, e and West
t
suet, tM*rich, ever
Rr wt*etoe
merry to lend at lowest rates of Interest.
CARROW & PROUDFOOT, B A R
RilrTER& Attorseys. 8n41e11ore etc
0ederieh. J. T. Darrow. W. Proudest. /76
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAtirl)8.
COVNTT or H1;aox, TIN. virtue of a %Veit of
TO WIT: 1 Fleti Fades, issued out
of Her M&iesty s County Court of the ('ounty
M Hnron. and to me directed and delivered
evilest the Lands and Tenements of WIL-
LIAM GREY and ARTHUR CANTELON,
at the suit of Ei1WAR1) TINI).AI.I., I have
seised and taken to Execution all the right,
title and interest. and equit- of redemption
of WILLIAM GIREY. one of the abgv-e nam-
ed defen lents in and to that portion or tract
(Aland Ding and being in the Township of
Morrie County of Huron and Province of On-
tario, being composed of the North half of
farm lot number twenty-one, In the fourth
concession of the said Township of Morris,
std containing one hundred acres of land.
more or les, which lends and tenements 1
shall offer for sale. at my office, In the Court
Hoose, In the Town of Ooderich,on FRIDAY.
the TWENTY-FIRST day of ECEMBER
11163, at the hour of twelve of the clock. noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff, lfuron.
Sheriff's Office. Oo.lerch,
Pepe. Ink tact, 9 1908 -til
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
itarrlarent, Polleltets In Chancery, Ire.
3oderlch and WIngbeM. M. C. Cameron. 9
oe.. 1. sile
tisfi*rfeh. n. 1761.
anWh
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
"A ehlet•ssmang ye. taloa' rotes.
An' faith bell Arent It
TOWN TOMOS.
New York Bazaar patterns• all new stvlMmt
Iutrie's bookstore.
Youi►anggLadles Journal forOctober and Fbwt(-
Iy Herald for September for sae at !melee
book store. Subscribers names received.
Prompt delivery guaranteed,
James Saunders & Son want plums, crab
a
Wee and pears, and pay the highest priors
Pick and handle carefully, as they bring a
higher price when properly handled.
Yon can preserve 456 lbs. of fruit, tomatoes,
&o. with a package of the American fruit pre-
serving powder and liquid. with or without
sugar. For sale at Imrie's Book Store.
Time moves op, and Dote in • while some
ono falls to the rear and gots lett. but Sallow*
the Montreal street photogr- cher inbound to
keep up wart the prooewi , sad is always
open to takeadrsntagr of any mew wrinkle be
the photo business. do and sos it he down t.
Thecongratnletions that have been pouring'
in upon Geo. B. Robson on those excellent
mammoth pbotogiaphs recently turned o it by
him have been almost ono h to turn his
heats. But as he has an ambiUon to still fur-
ther excel as an artist. he hasn't say idea of
getting too proud of his work.
The cold snap. made folks rush to Saunders'
variety. store in search of stoves. They handle
McClary'e famous stoves, leading with the
'royal base burner, which for economy of
fuel. heating qualities, and safety take the
lead. The Royal oven stove is gauranteed to
rout and cook perfectly. Wood stoves taken
in exchange for coal burners. The Cheapest
House Under the Sun.'
Most of yon have heark the Irishman's de-
scription of Rood liquor. Bald he. "Shure It's
the sthef:itsalttn'and dhrinkln' all at one;
It tools ye In the summer toffee, an It
warms ye lone a eootoreeor in the winter,
but It mhaht be the p..re .buff, or yell use
py•er head widout gettln' any av the hinlfite"
W. L Hortdn, the Albion block liquor dealer
keeps nothin but the best. If It's good liquor
0: S. yfit. Ramer fj 40
whwlsien, of acir
lar town • vi%it, Set9rday. '
W. Craig forrpperly-of 011ban1
has removed t3Blnevale, whelks
engage in the hotel batmen. 1 ' i4
.7. LeToesel intends remaining on
Oherrydale farm, and.will push tho man-
ufacture of champagne cider.
P. McPhillips, F-aq., J. P. Exeter,
has purebased property in London and
willehortly move into the ct
Wm. Smith, Deputy Minini of Mar-
ine, passed up on the steamer United
Errtplre on Wednesday of last week. t►
The West Huron fall show, to be held
is
Goderich oil the 9th and 1006f Octo-
ber promises to to the best ever held
here.
Thos. Dickson 'Jae resigned his position
as librarian of Knox church 8. 8. He
was an efficient of icer, and will be missed
there
E. E. Wade, barrister, and wife arriv-
ed in Brussels last week from England
where they have been for the past three
maths.
Fau. Ornstein --In our advertising
columns, Miss Wilkinson and Mus
Graham, announce their fall millinery•
openings.
Mrs. Boomer, of London, who has
been the guest of Rev. J. and Mn. Wal-
ters for the past few weeks left for home
on Monday.
Peter Fox, junr., left fur Warton on
Monday. Peter is a steady, reliable
young man, and we trust he will pros-
per in his new position.
you want. call on him. and youll get it sero. Picturesque Canada, the pith and 20th
Mrs. Thos. Whitely is improving. numbers of which have been loft with
Mrs. and Mias Bluett are in Toronto. us by Mr. Dunlop, the efficient agent,
J. II. Finlay has rbturned -to Guelph. keeps well up to the mark.
Miss Bella Reid is visiting at Luck- The waves rolled over the piers form -
now. ing the entrance to the harbor in fine
yle on Tuesdateemin.
Miss R. Noble,South st., ie visiting at ssight to watch they
breakers It was a
Lucknow.
Miss Marion Melrose was visiting in Will Yates is gradually "putting un
town last week. flesh,'' after his recent prostration by
fever. He has assumed his accustomed
Miss Susan Acheson has returned from place behind Old's counter.
a visit to Detroit. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Thom and
(leo. Parke, of Crystal & Black's ea- Alex. Hutchison left on Tuesday for
tablishmet►t,is at Seaforth. Montreal. Alex will continue his medi-
Jas. A. McIntosh, merchant, Peirce sal studies at McGill college. -
Arthur's Landing, is in towu. The Baird. combination failed to con -
\V. F. Gooding returned to Saginaw nect with Goderich on Thursday and
by tho Oconto early last week. Friday of last week, and our playgoers
Stephen Yates left by the United Em- are lamenting its non -arrival,
piro last week for Port Arthur. James McNair,seedsman, has returned
Lawson Kerr, formerly of Kerr & Mc- from n lengthened visit to his property
Kenzie, 'vas in town on Friday. in the east: He also gave a.lift to the
H. Hale, we are glad to learn, is inn- work at the Toronto exhibition.
preying very rapidly in health. R M. Fraser, of Iutrie's, has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in De-
Cu[
Colborne have an attractive ad De-
troit, '`R
it, and other points. d" looks
vertisernemant this this week. Read it as if his jaunt agreed with him.
"Bob" Logan to duly installed at the Frank Kedalie,the drygoods clerk, bas
Albion, in the place of Ben. Saulta.
Mrs W. Brophy is visiting her mister, gone to Cleeland- He is a ateadyyoung
an and we hope to hear of him doing
Mrs. Robert Moore, Unadilla, Mich.m
well in the place of his selection.
Miu Annie Buchanan loft on the Or.- A musical and literary entertainment
facie on Monday on a visit to Alpena. will be held in tho Temperance hall on
Mrs. R. 11. Smith left town on Mon- Thursday evening, October 4th, under
day on a visit to Toronto and Kingston. tiro auspices of the mechanics' institute.
John Innes, of the county Down, Ire- Fred Palmer, of Binehantpton, N. Y.,
land; i3 visiting his uhcles, the Maxtor., is cn a visit to his old home. Ho gave
Reid. his friends a genuine surprise by popping
Mrs. James Init•ic is visiting friends in unexpectedly upon theta on Wedues-
Toronto, and will be absent a couple of day.
weeks The boy, Birtch, of Winghata, who
J. 8. McDougall, Dir. Court clerk,Ieft was recently committed to Guderich, on
on Monday for the Provincial Exhibition a charge of stealing a watch, has boon
Guelph. sentenced to five years in the Reforma-
Mr. Platt intendseupplying the teen to'YG. Y Macdonald, lighthouse keeper
this winter with wood from the Falls
Reservet at this port, was called to Tor •nto this
The schooner 'Willem arrived on week to act u a witnes in a suit arising
out of the use and sale of the Starr kid -
Monday with it cargo of soft coal for
Win. Lee.
1ttliss .lessie Wilson intends holding
her fall opening on October 6th. Advt.
next week.
Rev. Dr. Ure and Rev. D. A. McDon-
ald, of Seaforth, will exchange work on
Sunday next.
Phil Reeves, the stationer, of "all for
10 cents" fame, has had en *`tack of
hart disease.
Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Sutti)n, of Lon-
don, have been visiting friends in town
the put week.
Rev. Mr. Morden, of London, con-
ducted the services at the M. E. church
on Sunday last.
The Provincial S. S. Association oil
meet in Cobourg on the 23rd, 24th and
26th of October.
Mrs. and Mias Morton,nf Fort Gratiot,
who here boon visiting
Monday for hems.
Re". A. McGillivray is
loss, assisting Rev. A.
communion services
Mew is Te)1 Npltherla.
"I was called out of bed pest midnight
to go four miles in the country and attend
what the messenger stated was a bad
ease of diphtheria." "And you went T'
"Had to. When i arrived i found a ten
year-old girl crying with a sere threat.
Ionked into it, asked the girl a few
questions and found thatshe had done a
big washing that day. Hada little cold
-ogthing else." "How can you tell the
dillerence i' "I'1) give you 8 rnle by
which you on always determine," wn
the response. ''It the throat is red snit
gaselier, no fear of diphtheria ; but if
it looks as though some one had thrown
a handful of ashes into the throat -a de 1
grey odor -kik out. It's diptherla'a
danger signal," _ The oyster is described by the London
Dail Tek qrej u " a morel that is
.adt ttly *wallowed, leaving the merest
adumhrstton of a flavor npnr. the palate,
a hint aftemnth of the racy ccs, finch as
might linger on the nnf.rtenete lips from
which sem* mer aiti had snatched a
passing kir
ney pad.
Harry McLean and Jack hIcCuUough
arrived hone last week with their bicy-
oles. They rode only as far as Hamil-
ton, but witnessed the wheel contest at
Toronto.
Eine day last week, D. McDentIJ,
clerk of the surrogate court, purchased
a house and Int, situated on Wellingt,.n
street. from Capt. Hay, of Dotr..it, on
private terms. -
Gregor McLean is the youngest bicy-
clist in town. He rides the big wheel by
occasionally tapping the pedals with his
feet, ani glories in a good, nice -flitter-
ing "header."
The trotting stallion Anther, that beat
Lucy three years ago at Guderich, bred
by 1'. J. Pilkey, of Brantford, is report•
ed to have been sold to a Gorman turf-
man for $8,500.
friends, left on Dttler & Co's big advert'sement
1needs but little help from this column to
et South Kin , eommend it to the reader's eye. Joltn C.
Mackenzie at 1 Del.r been for naught.
the
European markets
: heti
Mrs. F. F. Lawrence lett by the 7.40; J• \} a aro P1005 ft" a nn 'undoxtlat district,Rey.
`rein on Monday on a visit tri \Vslkerton' has accepted the charge of the M. E.
Paris and Brantford. `church in this town, and will at once
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fields, eater upua his paatorial duties. fallen vacant, E. le Hogarth was novel -
Brock St , will be merry to learn that i About midnight nn Monday, the wind select forthe former and J. D. Swanson
they are Moth very ill. trsvelleti at the me ..f fifty or sixty end Mias Emma Acheson for the Litter.
r Tho schooner lynen same into pert on miles an hoer, as registered by the The election will take place at the next
Lsturday morning with a cargo of soft , tote,w•rologieel observer at skis pert. It tn.•et►ne. The f..11..wing pri.praanrne was
J. J. Bell, at one time uwtser of Talil Speakint oaths !across, match' be-
oHf Mr.Wylie of the Brockville Recorder Kincardine terest tween the e,ttlter elRu KOuyerich and
s: -"The
-ono of the oldest journals in Ontario.
Mr. Bell has lately been publishing the
Picton Times,
Let -roes. -Prof. W. F. Foot will de-
liver a lecture in the English church
school house on Tuesday evening next -
subject : "Church Music." Doors open
at 7 p.m.; to commence at 8 o'ciock.
Admission l6cts.
George Sidney Smith, of Little Rock,
Arkansas, son of W. G. Smith, 14 this,
town, is recovering from an attack of
typhoid fever there. His illness neces-
sitatedds ionise, zinnias, mari;erlds, etc.,
the amputation of one of his e, petunias,
legs, we regret to learn- mid redolent with the uJor of the scent-
ed geranium, is calculated 80 inspire us
with a still fuller love of the doral.
game was stubbornly contested for an
hour, both sides exhibiting fine play,
and was finally won by the Shamrocks."
The Kincardine men were bigger
than the Hurons,. although they were
pretty evenly matched en the Held.
The editor's desk is brightened, and
the editors sanetunr is made fragrant,
by a beautiful bouquet of ewers sent us
by Mrs. 0. A. Hember. Weare fond
rang -
ted Rbouoluet l atpawl n we wrtteind like tee have a e. The
one before us, bright with dt•hhas, gladi-
Mr. Chas. Mitchell of the Ottawa
Free Press, who had been spending a few
of his holidays in Ocderich, left for
home on Monday, accompanied by his
wife, son and daughter. He enjoyed
hie stay in our town vet" touch.
We are glad to learn that the Fisk
Jubilee Singers will appear in Goderich
for the second time or. Tuesday evening, fittings was done by Jas. H. Byrne, of
Oct. 9th. They created afurore when Ttrrme° The same trentlereen has the
here last year, and we predict a packed contract for illuminating the North
house for those wonderful vocdists street Methodist chant.,
Jordan, the drwggis►,.non illommates
his premises with gasoline. On Wed-
nesday ev - g there wars grand dis-
play. There are twenty-two"maple-
/eel" jets, and the light thsuwn is of
bittetil4th, dear white coolest The work
of petting in the gasoline whine and
Wnl. 11. Fields and Thos. W. Fiel,is, Major D. Crane, who has. been up in
of Jamestown, Dakota, arrived here yea- the \Warton distnct for the past few
weeks, searching f•.r the body of his
brother, Walter, who was drowned on
the Explorer, returned home on Tues-
day evening without being euocsssful itt
hie mission. On Thursday nonsense, Mr. ••
Albert Crane, of Chicago, fatties of the
deceased, left Gdderich for Wharton to
continue the search. The bereaved
fautily have our sincere sympathy in
their affliction..
The family of Mr. John McLay left
Walkerton last week le take upthtir re -
'science in Toronto. They were early
8. 8. Rsnzw.-Ieteiesting ezereiate settlers of the county, having come to it
will be held in the main body of Knox (in 1858. For a number of years Mr.
church on Sunday afternoon, berinnin1 I McLay and his family resided in, the
neighborhood of Kincardine,,. where he
published a newspaper preview; to his
appointment to the registrarship. For
several years the office was in Southamp-
ton, but was removed to Walkerton when
Our friend, R. Holmes, of the Canton it was made county town in.1"657.
Netc Aro, took a run to Goderich ton In our last issue we stated that 0, N.
Friday last on his jbicycle. We were Davis on his recent visit to.the old coun-
terday, being called hither by the I,.w
state of thoir mother's health. T. W.
is an alderman in the rising town where
he resides. Ho learnt watchmaking
with W. T. Welsh, of Goderich.
Woxss's Mleezors.-The auxiliary
branch of the W. M. Society of Gode-
rich have elected Mrs. Wm. McLean,
Mrs. W. K. Leitch and Mies Belle
Mitchell as delete -ilex to the first somal
meeting of' the London Conference
Branch, at Brantford on October 2nd
and 3rd.
at 2.90 p.m., when the Sunday echo..
lessons for the present quarter will be
reviewed. It will be well worth witiiess-
ing by young and old. Singing by a
choir of children.
glad to see hint mounted on wheel again
after his tong siege of illness. Bob is
1-retty thin just now, but full of spirits,
and hie pencil will soon be swinging as
rapidly as of yore.
John McGillivray, who labored n the
mission field at Byng Inlet dating the
summer, and who was si ,petite() wince
presented by his people with a 840 row-
boat, was again on Tuesday lest (prior to
hie depsrtore to resume his studies at
Termite University) made the recipieut
0f a purse containing $40.
Mist Lucy Careyis paying a visit to
friends in England. At St. George's
church on Sunday eveninit a hymn "for
those in peril on the sea," was sung cin
her behalf. She is accompanied by her
musette Capt. and Mrs Andros, who
have been in Barrie for some time, and
aro now returning to their home.
Henry Tennant, our local member,
arrived here to -day, accompanied by one
of his sons. Mr. Tennant expects to
reside here penitently for the future -end
will bring the whole of his family here
this fall. He reports the harvest in
Ontario in the vicinity of Goderich to be
a failure. -[West Lynne (Man.) Times.
At the last meeting of the directors of
the Mechanic Institute it was moved that
the lecture committee snake arrangements
for a music and literary entertainment
to be hold on Thursday evening next.
Look out for posters and programmes.
Alex. Mnrb.n received the thanks of the
board ter representing tho G.xierich
branch at the A l".:ciation meeting in To-
ronto.
Evening classes in arithmot.c and
lst•,k-keepin will be organized in the
Mechanics Instituto room. on Saturday
evening next. Those intending to join,
ere requested to attend on that evecing,
et 8 o'clock. Thu fee for the entire
entree of 27 lessons in either subject has
been put at the small sum of $1. S. A.
Mavaw, will teach arithmetic, and W.
R. Robertson bo•,k-keeping.
A I'azrry E'1. rl an:. - Sellows, the en-
terprising phctographer, hes presented
us with a neat photograph of the pretty
Shetland pony driven in tho tiny plies.
ton by the Misses Polley. The pony
1."rks "as pretty as a picture," and the
reins; ladies in the t,liatton +:-out per-
fectly happy. The p.ndograph is a s;,o4
OOP, and we are pleased to place it
anmetg our collection o,f Go.lerich sights
and scenes.
them Kenton. Lzrfiaa*r atx'l ar i. --
try met a former resident of Grdlerich--
Thomas Yeo -in Plymultth. Those of
our readers who were actl.uaiutel with
Mr. Yeo during his residence in Gode.
rich wiltremember that itis front name
is Willisu► not Thomas. At any rate,
it wits (Mr 01,1 townsmen that Mr. Davi&
tact. Ho is keeping. the South Western
Hotel at Plymouth. and guns t0 have
a warm corner in hie heart Tut old Go1e-
richlyet. •
Knit THAM fly's= -Aa excitau;e los
the following lively paragraph :-Tho
tweed -covered vultures of this city who
eke out a fat living by imposing .on the
credulous at the various fairs throu*heut
this district, should be taught a lesson
this year. At evevy township exhibition
last season, quite a cumber of these un-
lawful contrivances for making money
from tho unsuspecting end the unwary
were, to the great annoyance of the pub-
lic, i'n full blastdurine the holdingof the
agricultural chews. If the law lived up
t:) these matters more fully than it seems
to at present, these hutnau parasites
would be ptuvented from proying upon
the youth ofeho land in emptying otd►eir
pockets of money and in producing de
moralizing effects on their mindr.
Kiser nee CLIPPING. -.A disinfectant
introduced to the medical profession by
the late Dr. (hstlden has been used in .
London eight years. Half a drachm of
nitrate of lead should be dissolved in one
pint or more of boiling water, and two
drnchuie of common salt in a bucket of
water. Pour the two solutions together,
and let the sediment subside. A cloth
dipped in this and hung up in a room
will sweeten a fetid atmosphere instant-
ly, or the solution thrown clown a drain
or over a heap of rubbish will produce a
like result. Clothinit worn by n patient
with iufoctiuus disease, or boil linen, can
be put at once into this solution with-
out injury t', tho nt.tterial, thus Jtleatr"y-
inq the risk of infection for there persons
who wash the clothing. Altheueli it is
a strong poison taken internally, it does
not injure the skin. A room could bx,
scrubbed with the solution, and would
be sweetened at Once by the vomits.
.AN ATTKA4•rlve aloe. -We had the
pleasure (u \\'edneeday of sot•ing tI:.
showy sign bowel joist executed for W.
11. smith. of Clinton. by Harry MANN,
the well-kn •wn tteslerich artist. The
paintels/ is a etrieeture of Sir John A.
Mtcd,enelol exis►tt•ttine to 11.w. Alex.
*1 t, koneie on etuitn's merits as n ails*,
the 1 otter liking it in very attentively.
The first meeting of the Chelurich Itigh The likeness of each ..F the political
Sewell 1 Literary eteciety'f-.r this term levier* is excellent, eyelet/We f..r the
WAS h,•1d last Friday. The o•liices of oxatt't'rattoo of a csr'catnre) nail as the
President and 2nd Vice-t're.wletk having faces are nearly double neterel size, the
beard is sure to 1)e %tire/tite. Mr.
Clues is extending his reputation as n
fancy sign board painter. kis cartoons
being a bit, hit. lie has several order
feint outside posed& Ihs gun, sieve
coal for Capt. Dencsy. was a clipping buses -_a perfect hnw• then proceeded with: sin¢. "The aro a great irttymvent,nt nu ..kl style
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, Heron i old roan and his wits,•' by Mr. Wilson; clumsy sign board. Sir. Chums has akin
road, left Ooderich last week, for their 1 A tad t f shout as years of ante, neded silo•, "The firs -bells,- ]lies Caldwell ; on his Bawl a couple of Meaulhoet
new home near London. i Robby Edwards, cwt his chin badly "s reading. "Selection frets the courtship tern. representing the United .Emptn
Mrs. James Hyslop and children, re- safuyday, by tallinq fr►tm a kit upon a of Milos Standish," Miss liaise; recite; and the Ontario teetering the St. Clair
turned to her home at Forest, very much i piece of sharp iron. Hs is rapidly ►e- tion, Mr. Blair; reeding, let bilis ricer by tme.nli,tl►t- As a statin artist,
benefited by her visit hen. covering trent the effects of the ugly eMiry. Mr. Strang; reeding, "Tho owl -noir w.peci.11y at painter of lake ateam-
Mir Jeanie Watson has retorted to snd whit,- Mr. H •garth; reading,"The wife ere. C!•'. t. t.tkea hitch rank,
of Asdrubal," Mr. Farrow; remling l"The
her home in Detroit after a visit of ail At the sanest meeting of the Partin• Porter and the fisherman," Mr. Strang;
weeks with friends in town. ciai Board of the Mechanics institute, chorus, by members. We aro ••lad to.
The terrific gale of Monday night did held in Toronto last week, J. A, Morton, see the "entity again at work, and we bc-
moolt injury to orchard', shaking rho (of \Vinghsm of the firm ..f Seager R lieu' that melee the management of the
fruit from the trees. Hand picked ap- Laois, w" elected "we of the ezeeutive I present executive committee its former'
Ales will be scarce in this seettnn committee. audit and interest will lie anatainsl.
1-aheepy Nish ensinner.
Kavanagh. Hanlon, Smith and ether
Irish informers in the Meanie Park mus.
der trial, who arrived at Melbourne,
.Australia, were not permitted to land,
and have been Reshipped to Europe,