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TflB IIURAII SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1886.
GUELPH CONFERENCE.
The Members From Guelph Diat7i3t irangree
gate in Goderich
Yhe epe.tag Prayer rM1aR God o
--- )Mese Sleeted- The Pere. the rats ark
et Ise People.
elegise
During the past week there baro 1.0e. *nary straws",
in tiuderacb, still nutmeg We am.. - d ilium hate bees the
geoltemsa of the c'uth, to commotion with the Gtssipb
,•Sonference, which has been convened at this point. Dur
■rg the latter part of last week the stationing ouatmiuw
came to town, sad concluded their labors Mundy eves -
nig. Tta.day afternoon and •toning large c.,ntingeuts el
the beetluen pot in appearance, and by \t'ednwday the
mast remote pans bad sent in titm Wednes-
day moruiute was the formal ut.eeing of the Conference,
aids was largely atto,ded by others than ,•embers of that
body, mane ladies being mout,ng the spectators. The
prayer ',sooting_ with which the Conference oppMd in
the North at. Metbudi.t church on %V.dueeday, was of a
moat iutersesing fwd {{orofrtab:e character. Methodist
presohers are prorerbu.11y good sinters. and aided M
such a largo number of layuten, who had also been leer-
ed with good leash. powers, this part of the pao.eedittgs
was moat ttmpir:ng.
Rev Dr Griffin wee e'ecled prowling ..f leer, wrr Ree
41, McDowell retired, and Rev T M Caarpbell, U•derieh,
was elected sectetary in the place of Rat J W Holmes,
. ( Geelph The ebia retiring president and secretary,
are secereded by two exceedingly capable men, .ho will
not lid dm reins slack or the tuterest flag. Res J E
Howell sad J C Stevenson ably meet the secretary in
his deties.
The brat day was most'y taken up with questions °on-
coming ministerial character and relations,
and 1. Ilayin the first draft of the stationing committee
before the Co fereoce. As usual there was considerable
excitement whew the draft tasde its appean,os.
In the miming the miwoary
was held, which was of unusual interest in consequence
of the prememe of Rev. Dr. Eby, of Japan, who gave a
tett exhaustive but lucid and eloquent addrem on the
y Problem."
He was followed by Rev. Dr. Sath.rlaad, of the Meth-
odist mis.ioo roma., Toronto, who is has meal racy man-
ner delighted the audience with a brief &ddtwm.
Thursday wog akee up with general ouaI.rnoeo wok,
and milking occurred to disturb the .tree honor of the
proceeding. until a memorial was reed from axe of the
diatticte. depresstiof the stroog Unitise. used by the
agonist pries, •rod asking that a delimear.e be gives on
thee - by the euafersSes to lesion. Several el the
members took part le the di.cwion, but no one heat time
to lively magic until Bro. Hilliard, the talented .duct of
the Waterloo CYsroaide, a lay delegate, took the floor. In
s twinkling he was at the bottom of the que.tioe, sed was
showing the absurdity of any district silkier for a deliver -
.ss from conference on this point. 11. admitted tbst
bard language was often used, and deplored the a.e.ntity
for sling it, bot in most illdanose the lanr..ge was net
u hard as the circumstances warranted. He contended
that the press was the public watchdog, and if it were
mailed, the people's interests would auger. When ia
theme deesrerete days we see our politicians clippie* to
the elbows into the public chest and filching therefrom
the people's money, said Bro. Billiard, the crime is con-
stituted in the theft and not in the calling of the purloiner
a thief. And, oontinud the layman from Waterloo, when
we gee psrliameetariaw using their sacred tl was fur self-
interest and bartering their parliamentary privileges for
coal arms, railway subsidies and timber limits, It's abnot
time to all "Stop thief," and to use arose language also.
The re.sarks of the Waterloo editor were received with
enthralment by almost every member of the
and it is OOsfideotJy believed that the memorial has re-
ceived is quietus.
NOTLI-
Rev L 0 Rip, a well-known resident of this mention
in former years ig attending the of Confernow
living in Ischasa, U.S., by s
but
bis boort ie in Canada, and his %empathise are entwined - '
trotted the old Union Jack. "Father" Ries is the patri-
arch of the Guelph Conference.
Rev. Hugh T Crossley will arrive at the Confer'ee',
ets lMond y.
Rev. William Savage, of Paisley street church,
,i64Rev.lselpb. was • CO laborer with the lite Hon. W. E.
Forster ht the Liberal ranks In Britain in the long ago,
He wee a strop* sympathiser with Lode Kossuth and
Oaribaldi away bock in the Forties and Fifties. He it
is ass fiftieth year as a i platform advocate.
The full report of the Conference proceedings will ap-
pear seat week.
C of the first theft of the stationing committee's
npuit are on sale At this office.
•
STATIONS OF GUELPH CONFERENCE.
Tao petbwtag Uel. seta/ t*e /lest Mosft. le Subject to
AlierMioni.
L THE GUELTR •
1 Greve lee ,Norfolk Stre.t)-Joseph W. Holmes;
Heigh T. Crossley, left without an in t
at his own request. in view of evangelistic work.
2 Guars Mee (Dublin Street) -W. 8. Gri15n, D.D.;
Henry Irvine.
3 Oosve Site --(Paisley Street)--Williatn Harage.
4 Poneonav--lasso Crane Olersileel
5 Ziese-Jsmw Braley ; Seated Fear, superannu-
ated.
8 Fiauvn -Jog.ph 8. Collier.
7 nu
svis-Wm• Williston.
8 BILwoore-Tboome Gandy.
1 Eaaaroii--JRsasa Walker.
1O-RocewooD- ramais Swann ; Wesley H. Kerr.
11 Acv,, -Robert Phillips
I2 O.ero.Te rw -J. Welker Whoa, B -A.: (o5. to be
eeat;) Jiang Gray, Treasurer of Superannua-
tion Feed, permitted to reside in Turoato (286
Osterie street); John C. Pomeroy, B.A., (Oak-
wood,) Nelson Berns. M. A., Markham ,n
13 -Ian AND BALLIaaPLD--JOSOpk
Walter
Pettus.
ii. GALT DISTRICT.
14 GALT -W. C. H.ed.reon, M- A.
DOWN -John W. Gorses,.
1Pemens--Wm. H. Hitachi.
B rrrnu.se- Richard C. Heder•-
WaTOL.e--Alfred A. Bowen, RA
w )-Thaler J. Ssewdos.
18 lta.amisweva-Wm. MOM • Jobe J. Rapt.
21 New Billows -John W. Itebieson.
nL STRATFORD DiSTR1l,T.
!! Braenov (Erie Street) -Andrew Oensingbmm.
!= fkreaTeeell..11 - Btee.t)-Joke H. Carson
Wm.
26 Memierino. iltimet)- -Wesley Common.
SSIftionsu. (TL 1I -Matthew Swann ; J.
Williams.d
1llawi tee-- L Mir.
In Deana -J.11. W. Gilpin.
11 lwt&aa+ow--J.m••.wan; (1 . L neer) Theme
L lank)).BA.
.
HdatDrt_-r Jema Mwlareli., RA.
31 I-aa
mM Vbs.
j, Dyke, AiYlwwia Oellege
46
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34
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38
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1V. ST. MARYS DISTRICT.
Sr. iltaasa-A. 11. Phillips, B.D. ; Richard Ser-
vice, supereneset•d.
ORAeToyt- -John O. Stavoa.oa.
Lucas -Robert Davy.
Arlat CRAZY -Deed Rogers.
K,sstal-Robert H Hall.
Woonrae Eats A. Fear.
Naaa,t'at--Th...Mi. J. ttesi•h, ;St. Mary..
Kitrrooa 11en7 IL Hill.
Remo-l1ngh J. Fair.
TH•munr,ti --Aleaaoder S,xatCh.
V. TBE GODEIIICH PISTRICT.
42 Goosrn'e ,North street) :looms R. Turk
41 (loD&ia.'e (Victor...traet) --(leo. F. Salton.
44 CLINTON (Ratteubury stroet, - Edmund 8. Ito -
pert, M A.
45 Cu,Toa (Ontario streets --William W. Sperling.
48 Searoarn-Jacob L tavern, M.A.
47 Houtnrvtua--Julie S Fisher, (leo. H. Cobble
dick, B. A.
48 Herrn .n -Thomas Gee.
49 VAenA-Alfred E. Smith.
50 Hannau. Noaro -William Torrance, Robert H.
Herm
bl 1IUI&*L1 SIN'TII-lt.,tirrt Godfrey,
L4 L ' - John Hough.
63 Dtlltuuntiet--Wm Birks, Archibald McKibbon,
Lieber O. Rica, 8 f, permitted to
reside at Hubert, Leis Co., lad , C.S.
64 Arsvao--John Turner.
66 Hsnrau.ss-Janes Keels.
J. T. Legear, Victoria College.
VI. THE %"INGHAM DISTRICT.
66
57
58
611
80
61
81
63
64
415
86
67
ale
M
70
71
7,
7!
74
76
78
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
86
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
Wi!touata-D. Creighton McDowell.
Kuscaauisr -,lames McAllister ; Joseph H.
ISepersnnuwtod (Streeavillo).
Metz% 's% slliam Baugh.
Awst&LY--George Lound..
Lut'saow - Francis E. Notemt ; Jobs Walker,
Superensm•ted.
Aaenaln-Ws. H. Mose(Locknow).
Beavis -Samuel Seller', B.D., John Kennedy,
Jame. Geddes, 6
Tas•warse-Antis Potter.
Bisoa•iu-William Smyth ; John L. Kerr, David
C. Cl.ppison, (Terontu 87 Wood .treat', Super-
asauated.
$Tru.-Richardl'aul.
Wilton -Thomas J. Sabine.
Biters -Wesley F. Campbell.
BiLOaivi-Nathaniel 8. Birwash.
BueIVAIa -Josepph 8. Cooke.
Wannest -ace- C. Sandstone.
Saisr -John H. Watt (Tesewat.r).
Arthur Noble Miller, left without a station with
the view of taking Miesioeary work on the
Pacific Coast, Toronto Conference.
VII. THE LISTOWEL DISTRICT.
Lumina ns. (Lem Street)-Oeorge Richardson.
Lierowm. (Wallets Street) -Wm. T. ]tiller.
Pasaassrros-Cheraw L Stafford.
/to event transpires in the eapseiisas
of itinerant utilisation of greeter or more
tender Monroe than Marine the aimed
reading of ayl.tlllttuwta. The following
resdernig of the SOWN 1 y Rev. Alfred J.
Hough, in Li..a s HersiJ, will be read
with tearful interest by Emmy, sod may
prur• a b seams ton alt
1 was sitting in a wing -stip. close beside the
altar rail,
When the bishop came in softly. with ►Is face
serene. but pale,
• silence indcserlbabl7 pathetic Is Its
power,
Such as might I a In Laren thresgh
that "spew of hall •n hour"
Rested on the whole aaesmbl7 as the bishop
rose and said
"All the beMi es balmy awleited. the appuial-
•rent• will be read."
N o4 as 0a* who handles 'Igbtly mercbaadW
of little worth.
But as 4ea lag with the richest, most import -
met things of rents.
In the fellowship of Jesus, with the fallings
of a man.
The goad bishop asked forbearance he bad
dose Ma best to plan
For the glory et hie fleeter. trusting hint to
guide by pea
Witbost prejudice or favor . and the preach-
ers Bead "Agora
"Beulah Yaoatafae--He lr7 Stager"- happy
pants. happy reset.
O. the dainties •f the gospel through the
chimera; year to feast.
Mot a church triol ever rased them. all Ikalr
'r'each.ra stay three years.
Wdapart agoldat a tempest et the parent
Hilabled of tars.
"Trembled %'atom --Bataan Peaoetul'--how
that satiny flue grew red.
How the tears streamed through his angers
M he held his swimming bead.
11kt1 Oe wife stooped dower sad whispered --
what sweet message did she bear I
For he turned with tape trsestgttred as upon
some maw of prefer.
Swett as thought is highest action, sorrow
passed and gleams, ams.
At some wondrous strata of music braking
forth from Jesus' aatme.
"Holy Rapture" said the Mabee. "1 have 1.0
to he rapptted.-
Aed I thought you couldn't W It. Mr, Bishop
U you tried,
teras angel duly transferred to the coater -
nae* her. below
Weuld.'t kaaw eros -half the wanders that
those ►lewd people know.
They would sot* some Meain of dimmed
Shawl* hs mug se
Aad weever same in the
fymth•r. of his wins
-Orasd iadsstor-.yowl Laggard" -biased
he the lewd.. thseebt I,
Thee have pot that Brother Laggard where
be area to work or die.
Per the church at Oren.' Kudavor with iia
gamey and prayer
Will traadora him to a hero or just drive
him to despair.
1f his trumpet ever !mks the gospel's charm-
ing Bound.
'They will start • big revival. and tenet that
he's around.
"Union Furnace- Solos Trimmer" what a
bishop that west met
They leve get the Mailed Promisee wM will
mit tbem to ail
osgoHsptlltrQ.i - ie eaCers
htlthe sal ketsL
Vim or water. hell or heaves.. etwaYs seedy
on demand.
"Consecration -- Jacob Fait b!td`-band
hand the two will go
And
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PAtesta.fOM Citctit-Wm. Shannon. •
Daer oa-Georg Belgian ; Samuel Tucker (Tor -
ciao) ; Henry Berry, Buperanawtd.
Ai -re -Abraham W. Toss ; A. 1. Birks, B.A.
Peal -James Harris (Gleeellen).
Bruno. -Jab.. Wast.
Tsowssinos-Chas. V. Lek.; John Armstrong,
8 ted.
ATwoo'-Ja.es Foremost.
Heam.a Wiliam J. Breedon.
Weizace-John It. lease (Listowel)
M unzip -Andrew M. McCuliensb.
Trvlu aaLL-Joesph.W. Pring.
Liewoon-Gsage Smith.
H.-Sbses.er 'eked.
Cha& W. Holden, t.tte.l, Vitoria College.
3
Coldly welcomed ley the churches, coasted
►wrdes.ome by all.
Watt up 1e the royal mass ons and sero
solt►►ers N bald Paul.
ease the Ma.Nr gelled a woman. o:.ly kuowa
Imre la Ile striae
By her quiet, wall* amuse. 'hough a famous
paeaeheru wtte
Hayed sad timerd her tur t he bars c1:. she
had mannered in ,be sk;.
Bot Me meekly tunas! and ay.werol "'Tar.*
my husband. fiord. net
'Yea," the Master .aid, "his talent•• mare as
scars Met glow and
I1ut thy faith gate thew ties ..rtue. and tLe
glory, child. le Hulme r
Thee • lame girt -I W known her 1., ar 1
Int awns called with *internee.
there was trembIlag In her bue..u.. I1:erc nue
wonder in heir eyes.
"i was wwildstg but • cripple, gleaned :n t:u
wide gelds. my King.
Gaily eat silent "uterer'nes'h the r"adow
of Thy wing !'
7he,a haat been a glg►ty ,matcher, and the
►earls of many stirred
To derodem. by thy pace s c. without uttrl-
het • word."
Said the Master. sad the maiden to kis side
with warder premed -
Chrlet was stallealag Rig preachrrt to tt.e
City of the sleet.
And the 1 ad the mewls' linked
thele sasses to ewed•M pr.Ite
Wham the world hod pasted norms ire•. ■
the Milldam of Its ways.
I was 1051 Ims..tp gaslug es that sees* be -
load the Ware.
Woes 1 mw the Coateroace testing. aid 1
started for die oars.
Thos. C. 11.11, left without a station for one year Through the years Were the.. het
at his own request. heavenly life tow bel•w.
"Greenland Corners -Peter Wholesaler
VII. T HF MOUNT FOREST DISTRICT. he lost his self-control.
Buttoned up his coat as if he telt a cold wird
Monte Foster. -Isaac B. A7legworth, LLD., strike his soul.
Thomas Dudley, 8 1. Saw the dreary pat► before him, drew a deep
Dtrbreath. knit bar brows•
Rowes-Benjamin L. Ballnd, Robert Hooking. Them concluded wbofaith/ Ll to hie ordination
HoIJ!Tsnl-R.MR J. Husband. vows.
Heassimos- John Mills ; Alfred Andrews, (loafer- In the front pews at the t. hers. haires.hiu
erg Sabbath -School Secretary. driven snow -
Gose,s-JMOM Charlton. As the bishop read appointments they had
W aosiTalt-Samuel H. Edwards. filled long years ago.
Tonnes Ifs -Wm. OttawelL Tender memories rushed upon them. life re-
Cu,ro.D -Edwin A. Chown, B.D. vi. ed in heart and brain
Gu snooze -John Pe iper, It. A. Till it seemed that they cuu:.! travel their old
Aereee-Benj. Sherlock ; Reuben J. Tyler, Super- circuits o'er again.
automated. "Rapp, Haven -Joseph Restful--hewtheley
K -Jab.. J. Noble. shone In kis face
GRAND VaLLST-William M. Disney ; Franklin C. At the thought of being pastor for throe yams
C.db.ak, B.A.. 114 without a station for one year to such a place! - ---
"Hard+rOrsnite- Ephraim 0nasher-tate•
the stewards est In • row.
And they didn't want that sresober. &ad he
didn't want to go.
"Drowsy Hollow-lwel W.kim-- he is spent
to sew sad reap
Where the coagreg.tioe fathers in the Inter-
mits of slams.
As they sit on Sabbath morn.ngs in their soft-
ly cushioned pews
They begin to snake is for their
regular weekly "noose.
Through the prayer a dimness rather" Over
every mortal eye
Through the reading of the itcripture they
begin to droop and sigh :
In the hymn before 1 he merinos, with t be multi
grand sad sweet.
They pat forth one mighty effort to be trona
upon their fret.
. throbbing walls the
Prospers sweetest sound.
They sink down la deepest slumber sad are
sodding all &rowed.
Bat 1 pea that Brother W &kim. en the *est
Vigo wheat. day.
Whenjoe preaches to the people. and is heard
s mile away.
Wm dot* both saint and sinter on • breast to
l.7 • able
VII he strikes the strata of "lastly ; .rad 1'11
IMPORT .A. N T
TO Owe dam OF term K.
Mem
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia
Remove all Uselgbtl7 B.ebeo.
CsreeLemsas.e a Cattle.
/pleat M*aWritle
nineties.. Week Lama.
Sprung Kaes.
Qeltter.
M aels.Rl ga►b
C. L. McINTOS$
Aoa• deer to Rhyme. U'sg Mere. keeps
tenant l,addsag totewell-
-..int,xJ stook, choice
Fresh Grooms' ,
whirl, eat be loud to slaws• henry.
Mom a. temente Vwell) amid price. wit
any elL.-r .to.le In eh** vicinity.
TEAS AND SUGARS
A ul'CCI AL r t.
in re? :waist *'tants in f easteesMS tt/
tbrtr pitronadr. 1 would aim t.vlte It>r etY-
ere who will. to roll sad import my to•R-
0. L. McIXTO:H.
Sete West .ode of IL., ri.tuar•e
*.ueterit•h. Feb. IBtb. 1st•
Na Mahle should M wKfeat tt. Railroad,
minim and a , ge sm,pga dss ne wm
patLaMantiat..dadlli sehietod weasing wta d
Write M N OILZS. Moa )illi. N- T.P. O.
who will. without o6*argn. give advice on all
diereses and ales ea the s s gg,es.at of cattle.
OW b all d abd t1.M bottle
andsavha quarts there. Tits Lbameat la white p1. gree et
ter tamll7 w ; that b yellew for oa*W.
seam t.ded. Awls Morse sad Milne
.wdees.
Ural by ell the heaterq b.reea.ss on Jerome
Bay ase etweedniorstfc d Nei h..po(. 54
Took. Alterative sad lolvtelly Deere,
Worms, Cates smd !1r few , Cone. Isere. sal
ore
Tercet. CM ,6*. •
Rheumatism. The dem le 1.011 aad wwee!t
is great. The rwwd.r sem tiaeaate nme
rwe.Yaaers roams le sataa. • tan Many
HolIbr I. JORDAN. drag,/irti flloderiih
flet'
8 0 j,Vi .
=NEW GODS.
at his owe request.
100 C tot -Adam Glazier.
IX. THE WALKERTON DISTRICT.
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102
IW
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105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
W Ali►amn -John Scott, M. A. ; David D Rolston,
Witham Tindall, Geo. Waaoa. Superannuated.
MILDIAT-John Webster.
H. Meet& Edge : Amine Clarks, Super-
annuated.
Et.rwoou-Tomtas Legate ; John Garner. Super-
annuated (L&ml..b).
Centel' -John Kenner.
Dosattrmn-Oso. HarEdward B. West.
Iavtnner-Richard W. Wilhelm..
Azetinuerr-Webster W. Leech, Robert C. Ber-
ton ; Hoary Hall, 8
PAI0LST-Jo.oph Galloway.
EMI Osovz-Thoma■ R. Fydell.
Tletime -Memo Amey.
Pour SWIM -Josima Greene ; Hamilton :with,
1; led (8.agesa).
Sarriztn-Jean HM1nea.
Henry wawa', J. Jnbiadon Cr ookiYsibA
students, Veteria College. - -
X. THE OWE SOUND DiSTR1tT.
Owen Ontnte-Thee. M. Campbell ; JAR 7wRe
William B. Deward, Soperansestsd ; Sylvester
L Kerr, Sepeenuteerary (Ansa). wariest ►ias to wig.
116 CHATSWORTH-John H.R. tar by all who ever Amt.& baht It is coa*deat-
17 said.
117 WBaOOKRO M -Joseph
A. ord.Gib Mn. A. tf 'were p ble to *aortal. her would wake
117 Blter►grotal--Ja..Ph R. Gibson. the.er74esd.
118 K RltaLi-John Bali the. •. t elms o'er m7 vision r the bishop
119 A u ,rose• --idol, C. Edmonds, B- U. sun read so.
191 Herwostw-Juba 8. Comoros. AM the veil that hetes the tutees for • am
121 W i ttmw-Joke W. Sanderson. meat was withdraws.
COLFOT's Bay -Robert Cons. Few i saw the world'. Redeemer far above Om
123 Lena HEAD -Philip Spathe', t;opgnataenry. Malmo steed.
124 Toatares a-(Osi waned). Oe Hie head a crown et glory. and • loss rell
126 Cara Csoraaa-Thema. Colbert, Is Mas hand. of the
Rowed BM throve.•
reamated. Ilweelttg. premed
Me was satie.N.s Ars preschere la the City
at the Itll.st.
tauelll•r. known
me Mau.
meat Mira te the smaller meesisrs tack
isaimmt the eke wait
130 Par Om who took the mama shoed= RAW
away frees amide said Bare.
131 WlLuatavoaD Ale Th *lad West we tea Threes et essosa.r atheism.,
amass with MYa.
Mow the saber isms te groat hlt& sw the
Mester wird -Wall Mss:
While t►e posher lambed sad
aims be W sock saes y Res•
Reale whose geese& ea earth was emplaglMh
s p,gweseate Mt tar.
?Oohing ,mel 1. than aerates, for ?. IH*as
I*e61wg ear.
That are golag t0 he
SOLD CHEAP
AT --
BEWARE
OF WORTHLESS IMITATION.
III As there are enemy 6.b.
gouda, guided with jilts.
Immo. es c..oEered mod sold
as t oralltte by soma u0-
prtuelpled ea a hose wee
oaugr 01tgs rrp4tierY.. a
we ware tea tedlamasa
such ImpostJea trysts:-
keg
f w-
a..oresitJ desei* ththeir aplinallis roat ii
Yme
CItOI'TON CORSET CO's
le stamped a limier aide M all C it
wlthsst whisk awe are glair
EE D S.:
The Largest Stock in Town.
CLOY UDS. -Red. L.rge late, ALTA.. White.
Loteraa
GRA8d &-Timothy Beed Orchard Onus.
Kestuck7 woe, Rod 'Trop. Laws Ones,
Neagaslan sod Millet, Tares.
BRASIL-N hate. Goidee Wax. Batter Beans.
°ATM.-White Aostrsltan. Black Terraria",
WHLAT.-Buckwbeet. Memo rte.
c0RN. Ysilow Maaeeot..
Stowell', evergreen itot b.
I'eAA.-plead Ps.. White ]fsrtwwtat. and
Black tired. etc.. nodal O'Rourke',, So -
Lomb h 1.6(11le Gem. etc.
Oroire Li (ilei seed. Chased Mal.
ti IIeOtmei-tiagomoth Loath Red. sedan
other kite's.
TURNIPS.-41w•ae. antd all other popeler
cA t/MU 1a-
sadd alhite l slats Peds ear-
mower Deed& sad •a kinds Of Flag amd
Gerdes Seeds, carefully selected from the
b •
est
ooh ams & of Fresh Ground Oatmeal
Just arrived.
SAMUEL SLOANE,
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
Goderiah. Vets Ritts. 19'1 fit -4m
SAUNDERS
VARIETY STORE :
Wall Paper,
Decorations,
Wall Tints,
Carpet Lining
Hanging Lamps,
Asd a General Aaortmeat of
BoaseFuruishius!
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F. JORDAN
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MEDICAL EALL
GODERICH
1'asoalead afull stork et the to::owing
araseniLie art Ie tee
Paris Green,
London Purple
Insect Powder
Hellebore.
1 Fresh and Pure, ase at Lowest
Prints...11014110
Fresh Bottled lime Juices
The Cheapest nous•
UNL)LJ i rya SUN..
XL MAItKDALE DISTRICT.
MAasn&L5-Gen. H. Cornish.
Flawsaroll-Walter Ayres.
Draws -W. H. Strongman, M. A., LL B., Pe.
D.; J. W. Mahood.
lectora-Find M. Smith.
e-tvtu.a-A. Parker.
Meer. 1 ..a.
WAs.Tstis Faun -Robert Jointures (nate wasted).
EcnttA•I& --Henry A. Neweom6e
J. W. Frisell, Ed. A. new, (J, F. McLaegh-
1ie), Vienna College.
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133
Id. A. Weet, retired for ane year.
David Auld. David Perry, reomet ttJed for
J. W. HOLMES,
Neely Atirtirnfry now.
Sepesaaae-
Wet -.t., next door to the Post Oates.
Goderich. April lat. um. : Medicine and rills
sal l.n Physicians' 1'reeerlptinns out
Family Recipe* Accurately l,lapensed.
Os17 Pure and Reliable Drags urid.
Assorted Rises.
Ageat to. :he Torw.to Mucilage )lanufactur.
ins Cue
l ucila C, liquid Gluc, &c
Ccnveweent and Reliable, and at Redcced
1'rire.
testit Celebra'cd
DR. JUG'S
PRESERVE YOUR
SIGHT
el wearing 'meaty
FRANK LAZARUS
Plate of the arm of Lemma a Morris)
Raw* spectacles Sohl Eye Cloves
These Itpertaeles &ad See Mame, have bees
used tzar the ,set la feats. smd frlvolt is every
Imams ma sa ae . They are
Tag NWT tar TMa wo..a, carter tire.
and lost mail Tan wined sesame.
tom .Area RT -
Mattes & Acheson,
■A.amas" tl1Rr'041T0.
CODERI(7H"
FRAM LAZARUS, MANUFACTURER
f Mantua Read. Narrow Mea&
LONDON. 0NOLAND,
hats Les erne a Mems. H.vahrd. ('.ne.)
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FREEMAN'S
WORM POWDERC.
Are plisses% to take. Captain t` Nv.nra,
Per aur. I* • safe, ,new, and •lrrmtaht
da elsapw of warms la CLL./tremolo Adales
A. B. CORNELF,
UNDERTAKER.
ff.. the mews* Awnr*tsest nr FIM* CIMS
n. aloe goerr.. for sad nMseeat Reasors&bls
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FURNITURE! - - FURNITURE I
AW'..al ►e Raps the t' H RA PART AND
T Meek of ell Isb of ruminant 1 By
fee li.ttb ead
I Oen Undersell Aon Other
Furniture Kan in Town.
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eiiertsh. fags. aid. toed. 1aA.