The Huron Signal, 1887-2-11, Page 4THE. :HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. FEB. 11, 1887.
General Elections
WEST HURON
PUBLIC MEETINGS
IN rue INT eaafr or
M. C. CAMERON
'Val be held st the following times and
Lucas:
I3EI.GRAVE, Friday, Feb. 11, at Hall.
PORT ALBERT, Saturday, Feb. 12.
BIt11M1LLER, Monday, Feb. 14, a
Miller's Hall
LEEBU RN, Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Tem
pomace Hall.
DEACON'S SCHOOLHOUSE, Wawa
nosh, Wednesday, Feb, 16.
OLIVER'S SCHOOLHOUSE, Thu
day, Feb. 17.
410DKRIOH, Friday, Feb. 18, Gran
Opera Hows
13OLMESVILLE, Saturday Feb. 19, a
icaoi'■ Hall.
The above meetings will be held aermine.7:30 each ermine.
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The avaser. atl.. (awdtdatr M InvMM a
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GOD AVE•THE QUIMIN.
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TOWN TOPICS.
.4 cairns amaay ye. ?akin' *ates,
raja rat Ac11yr, at,t," a Act hoes into the county treasury, mak-
ing r.- You can depend upon everything tun now $600 that hes been deposited
heist seises, tasty and up to the tinier at within •few months. Free f roes.
In. M. Nicholson, the %lest mean
detente, makes the presort stem of tees
lateral teeth a specialty. Gas adeeluu-
teted front 'd a. m. to 4 p. an. air tee
patulsee eitracti.e alt teeth.
£1vn0N SALL—The &oetion sale of
farm stuck and implements belonging to
J. Swett, Aahisid, has been rwetpotted
fiesta Feb. 15th to Feb. loth, owiug to
the first date uetug uomuatwu day.
We return thanks W A. L McGregor,
real estate Limit of Duluth, for a alloy of
• superbly Illustrated Dopy of the hides,
body :eve. The issue is a credit to tete
"Zenith City alt the lessened Seas."
M. C. Cameron will be pleased t.•
meet the elect, re of Gtdenoh, Tory as
well as Grit, at his msetiug to Oodererh
a week fruit thus ev g. It will he
the biggest meeting of the campaign.
Lubes will occupy the gallery.
A,* ('Lama.,. - Mt- R l'ruckett will
re-upeu hut classes In l auttnig 101 oil and
water colours neat week. Iit•udsug
pupils will please leave their names at
the store of Masers Frazer fi Porter,
when fell particulars may be had.
The two Will's, Ellerd and Rutsen
retuned home, on Saturday from Pear
%1 iighan, whether they were rabbit
hunting. A good time .pent, and • large
member of rabbit., which they brought
horns, ars the results of their trip.
The 4.ith•die /i.a,r.f o,ntaini the fol
lowing announcement about • gentlemu►
esteemed in Gederich. The sen of our
,wu.mau, C. McManui : "Rev. Chat
McManus, late curate of Windsor, has
been appointed raster of Weedlike."
A Pou.'a MA,:InTki r& Pal's., Mr
Young, Polios Magtetnte of this County,
last week'depoeited $200 more of Scott
!itewert s photo gallery.
Ili. McDo.agb wilt be in Goderich for con-
sultation on !Antonini the 5th of February.•.d
-.herwarw on the first Saturday of every
The Goderieb Young Literal Club has
• utenibership of some 150. The suc-
cess of the club has induced the Cue
„ionth, servatives to start a similar one, but in
Cord wood taken in exchange for furniture. order to swell its ntenibershlp children
eo chem for picture framing. G. C. Robert -
non. Cru b'• Kinch. A large aewrtroent of
,alentine&
Valentine itay w1:1 fail on ]Monday next.
'the beet Valentine to send to a friend is
well takes photograph of ,ourself. Go to The Winighsn► 'rim.. says :--"The
of 14 years of age era registered in full
membership. This latter club is known
about town as the Cayenne Pepper Club.
Hallows if you want a good picture. Goderien peij$e hays thrown overboard
Fenian p'gI'Horet. The break up in the the old idea of building a line from
r,rers caused much excitement this week.aod
.rdmoa mita er lnwdbseeieng dtess4dedr! !.
Goode'• new cough ryrur is the east thing
known for :coughs and colds. Try N. Pre -
Elora, and all their energies will now be
directed towards securing a continuation
of the C. I'. R. frees WKhans to ("ode-
ntTipuoas „d r.vwipes prepared : a s ersw t-clarich. " We have not give tip the hope
la
taaer, et moderate raid,. by W. C.-l.t,( a massy mut
y. eop.. from - mord... south:•
Druggist. Albini. Block. erly direction.
Tole tt utast'. CH nlnTfaa 'retrtrnaer,'
1'toox will meet regularly for the transaction
of bost.ra. every Tuesday afternoon at Y:M
o'clock. la North-et.cI.urch. &very woman in-
tetrsMed in the work .a cereliaay invited to
utte.d.
Maunders 1: son are rail: framing picetres
for Norjlau for alt who buy their moulding
trona them. They have a urge stock of tine
moulding in latest .tyles. and they have rut
N1 see by the Brantford E.rf.ositor
that Conductor Wm Schneider, running Diocese or Au:o•.tt.—This is the
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Hamilton, and well known to many of
our reader., has been converted and is
likely t.e Ware the road slid fallow Seen
Jonrs' example, from whom Ise received
The) Dung Literals had a good swage.
trig w their room. un Mends, ere**
A large addtttoe wee made to the
membership. haematite and 'estrws-
tye addressee were made h?.u.emberS.
A offend rally 'sleeked fur on Monday
eeeaiug neat. Let every member la
present whu can l•orstbly attend.
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lesrat -Thom IN 'Mltate. All interest-
ed 1r. muSIC are cordially loaned to at-
tend a meeting to to eb
held in the Meau-
ta' Institute, on Monday, at 4 p.m.,
where a cleatwill be °neut tied to receive
n
instructioIt. the "Easy Method of Note
Iteediug," and all Wenches in music.
All who de not fully understand music,
should avail ►hem.alt•ee of this opportun-
ity, as Min Moe. give. twenty-tuur
hour lanais, or were if the class
quires. The method will be explained
en Monday, before the claws is termed.
Terga, $2.50 fur course.
Rrt'ItAL SPRVIGEn.- The special ser-
vice. which have herr. going oti fee the
past five weeks in the ba.rmtmt ,,f Nurth-
et. Methodist church, still centtnue with
unabated interest. Night after night the
large ro,yu is crowded to the deers.
Prole 7:30 Lien! 8 o'clock • urn: service
se held, after which the regular service
begin& The pastor, Rev. l:. It. Turk,
presses hems the message of salvation 10
se clear eel pointed a way, that it can-
not fail to take hold of the heart. of the
people. The results alt the services thus
far ?leave been very successful. upwards
of (arty souls having fount/ pardon and
peace through forsaking their sins and
believing on the Lord, Jesus Christ.
May the good work still go on. Every-
body is welcome.
We understand that it is the intention
of the Canadian Pacific Railwayy Com-
pany to tnaugmate a sense of colonist
special trains under the charge of on
experieiiccd agent, which will run
through, with,•ut change transfer er
transhipment to Manitoba, North West,
British Columbia, and the Pacific coast.
for the c,nvenieuce of intending settlers
this epnnf. This Company possesses
rectal facilities fur the handling of this
tuainess, notably, the combination cars
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for the carriage . emigrant*, live stock
and effects, and the colonist sleeping
tan, which although not upholstered,
exactly resemble the first clam .leaping
tars. Paritw intending to remove to
any part ,d Manitoba, The North West,
Pacific ceaet or Western States should
at 'nice ;NTT'',;NTT'',either pee...nally or
informal.tetter t . Mr R. Radcliffe, the smells at
Guderich, who will give every inform.
tion, as to rates, Ac.
onthe(randTrunk from 1
almerstun to missionary Diocese f th Ch
England, in Canada, and hasurob ofspeeial
claims not only upon the members of
that church, but upon the Canadian
eblic nti a•" ••:•
'been down .0 ..not. Alt wire 1,a.t p:ctuns hie fr t rrliipi alt irnpreme rat Schnee
Yvan known h •
c, v at 1k1 s t y ton,u .alt er,
have the flare I,w.:b!, .w•urlty sur their :moa- g
•y. all being invested in roona'agP on farm Friday last, the Foresters a.f I:oderich,
v(wp•nY. 1/t•t>o.itun have a tlnTlieu ;n w111hs1d a Irauva gather:nu y� Sit V k(,uia lat!-
bring thea) along to the .huapesr Louse nadir " it. .ei-
•he sae der was a ceme'dian with the Towneeude
TIM Hi•ItoN AND I*tti a Loa% awI' iNI CPT- earn ad ., and was well k M
1 V ot1r*N V. - ,usit Or. i.. thin.-utn .a.
*tat .Lwer.an? a asettr. -e 01 , .»r�•z parte
trent 1 to per .arse, according to pmonrnt An ulster supper was served, after which
std duration of depot.'. Fatmers tensing sur- • • program of readings, recast tuna, yield i
blue meaureho:Ad . a': and see tl,. manager. and Instrumental music was prevented.
Moe Evans et teit;ng :rlatives ie i A feature of the evening was the readiest
Pert Hope. • 1 of an essay by C. Crahb, en the '•Ha,cher
Mrs Black, West street, .liar :etlirned l Education of women," which the vener-
from a visit to Detroit. !able chairman had prepared forty years
Mrs Watson. of Toronto, is the guest i ago, The Godericb Claim is to he eun-
01 Mrs (,}•urge Stewart. I eratn)ated upon the seocese of their so-
Yt•ung'i.ibeeal rally on *rnnday ere- cial gathering.
ning next in the club roving. 1 $. E. Hick, druggist, of Paris,f.r,ner-
Miss Erb 1'hinnam..rs, of Mitchell, is ,i• »f eloderieh. interviewed by the Re -
the quest of Mrs Curie e�hereen, .
Harry Clues., commercial traveller,
salaaming at his heire this week.
Mr and Mn ('ernelius Mere,
Merritt, were the guest. alt A..1. Maug
this week.
Mr J. W. Elliott has ret,lrned t
Windsor after a long visit, to hi. eaten
in this place.
Will "tine ter fate Pray to Ali ern
es his name. if ao, w• will not use
without hie consent.
Woolverton, the dentist, has added
gas appliance for the extraction of feet
to his dentistry Ohne.
C. E. T. S.—A Reed programme
being prepared for the open meeting t
the C. E. T. S. next Tuesday.
Lore• Neves.— After next week w
will give more space than ever to ! .
news. Until then, etcuee us.
There was a great rush for cee,ies
hau
at week's issue cf THE Sinn and tia
edition wee quickly exhausted.
The family of Hon. A. M. Rote hay
removed to T•.runtu, whore they will re
aide during the wssien 01 the Legisla
tore.
HAiNtt.-. --Wm. Acheson, horn
maker, has a liig cash diacnunt tar silti
days. Bargains ars offered is all ht
Rees.
lmrie Owens to !tare the finest lvt of
wall paper ever .hewn in G,derich. H.
'vas secured ..mples fr nn ab,•ut ten dde
Serene fattener'.
Mn McWilliam*. f ,rmcrly of riot,.
tench. wan rereetly married to I)r.
Kitchen of sateen re germ Kitchen will
•take many friends wnrrrver she goes.
Grower:.ter Grow'. t'ic' keit.--. The pastor
will preach en r unday evening neat on
"Confirmative. The Bishop of Huron
will be in St. Gesetee's •.:i Sunday
May 1st.
Liberal* ah„till rely at t'ameron'e'
meeting in ( totter*. tc , n Friday' bight,
Feb. 1$:h. An tmtneese ereee Is se-
pecteil. The eallery ai:i be reserved
for lathes
("refer \1, In .•ais new attending
Wuodst,•rk (' l'e_e That utetitutitin w
beeemmt very p .1 Ilar u * p:reparatury
seho of for co.muer_eil. r r 'few null and
• nivereity work.
Mimes Martin and Milli.•n, of dnd.
.rich, hare been the game. "f Mrs W.
li SwaSeld, Clint•m ter a few days, and
they admit that there ie a little life in
the'•Hub” ten. -- a,
New Er
Tits KILLY- kr
r.•w*xC'.w,•/kr-•T)on't
forret this nn mental treat in Acheson'.
Ball, Wednesday nest, Feh. 16th. lee
particulars see bill. an 1 programs. ;11
the voealista are stars Hear :hem.
Tee %fat eeerepl, i1'• .1,, ter February
has been reeeteed. It i.. without Joule,m
the tiet prneresnve sh..rtltand teems/peblrehed. It gives a place testi system.,
.ma has •116011, its enntribetnv, • number
ell the beet stenographer, me earth Write
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40 7'pe ri.wyrejtAic if'..rld, New Yore,
for free .staple e 'py.
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rend, sats :—"I heard .Mr Patterson, (of
F:cant) for the first time on Monday
night. What struck we moat in listen
in;; to his speech was net so much his
intelligence and ability, as his erect fair
liege and impartiality. I am not aceu•-
t.nned to bear nautical speakers do just-
ice to their opponents, and at the same
time avoid undue praise of tbeit own
friends. 1 should judge Mr Pettereon
to be an hottest man."
TH. New Btrti BALL RELAX-- T}tat
ss
new hue ball rules in a nutshell—A ba
is given nn five called. halls instead p
Me; the batsman is allowed tour belie to
strike at 'weed of three: the pitchertinr
cannot take ► re than one step de- 1
'leering the ball to the bat; the pitcher
is chareed with a base hit every time the
badman is given his hese et: balls; the
betauia'. can -crow take his Labe on $
baulk: the pitcher is now pneiehe.i for
hitting 11 he batsman with a pitched ball
by sending the batsman er his base.s•.
The year 1887,the year of the Queen's
jubilee, is to be stgnalszed by the Is.., 1
the greatest illustrated paper ever issuedued
in America—the Carnival number of the
Montreal Star—a work of national im-
portance. We .re told by thane who
know that it will overehaduw and nut
strap 41 previous effort. in illustrated.
journalism. Those who menet go to
u I s ante u tat►
Depilation, and being, tErcugh the
Indian Homes at Sault St. Marie, and
French Hume, now being established, a
centre of Indian work for the Dominion.
The Bishop, Rev. Dr. Sullivan. will visit
(.odertch no Thursday. Feb. 17th:- and
address., meeting in tit.(ee.rge's at 7.30.
p. in. The date has been changed from
the 18th on account of another meeting
called for Friday evening. In view of
the Bt.hup's well-kuown ability AA a
speaker, and him brook catholicity.
another deserving character of the ap-
peal, we anticipate a very large gather-
ing ,.f churchmen and others will as-
semble
semble to hear the nature ..f hie work,
and that they will cheer him by • very
hiwra response in the term of a good
collection. Leine forget the day, Thurs-
day ,.f 'text week.
BIBLE SOCIETY MII{*TIMJ.
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Aa laaaeeal.e and L.I.rtatwl.i address
at see &nasal teeming by ale. J. 1..
Hunky.
The annual meeting of the t"..dench
branch all tete Um('a'tada (able socie-
ty wee held in VictoriaVictoriastreet church ..n
Thursday cronies, February 3rd, Capt.
Oth., n, president, occupied the chair.ts
Devotional eserurs were conducted by
the ptesdent, after which lbw I)etkr.
secretary, read the minutes of the Wet
session. The annual reeurt was read
and adopted.
iter. J. G. Manly then gave his lecture
on the "\'rriboation of the Bible by the
Pre-lustor.c Giant Dwelling Places of
Palestine ,rhe oldest in the world),"
with pictorial Mutant' i l's. A late leap
of Palestine showed the different parte
of the land he described, especally
a
u kt..g reference to the laud of Britian.
11e told haw the Jews had occupied
Palestine tar over 15110 years, and gave
a description of l'alestme, of Its geo-
graphical outlines, tow it was beumdrd,
'le divtaiuns inti. two greet parts by the
river Jordan, which divides the land Into
east and west divisiuus o,t the Jurdan, by
running from the meth south to the Bead
Sea ; the Jordan valley being quite wide
in mime places, and extending down be-
yond the Dead Sea, which is ons of the
vresMows
teet depressions on the earth. Mo
conquered the east of Jordan, so far as
God permitted hint, and Ju.Lua the west
side et the Jordan, the laud of Baahan,
the moat north -ester, limit of Palestine.
The oldest dwelling placate ere over 4000
years old. The Gate of Palestine was
the place where the first sacrifices were
offered, all traces o1 which are destroyed
by the flood. It was on diluent Hermon
Christ was transfigured, and the dew of
Hermon descended, the chief bleamine of
tied, fulfilled after by the transfiguration
of Christ. It was hen that Paul preach-
ed the Gospel in B.iahen, when he escap-
ed from Datrascus to the desert which is
just south of Damascus. The reason it
u not visited more. is the danger to
tea 'eller. by the wandering tribe. of
Arabs, being the land , If the deecenu•
'a
ants of Ishmael, wholeshand is a,itst
every man, and every man's hand against
him. The greatest traveller it. Bastian
is Rev. Mr. ('otter, who, at the risk of
his life, teaselled througt this country
He got on friendly tern with some u
Loeha:sh.
Peirce have been ',l tits lirely here
durum the past week. The air t. full at
the •make and din of battle, and the
tight walla hot. Three meetings have
been held in this district. two •,1 which
were in Grant's schoolhouse, and ane in
Lochalsh. I'i.rter's meeting on the .tel
tern•en of Tuesday. Feb. 1st, was m'd-
f .ratrly well attended, nearly every Tory
in a radius ..t fire miles being present,
mid 1 here was also a good sprt kilns .of
Reformers. Capt. Fraser, with spoke
fee M. C. Cameron, made a very good
speech, and wag warmly received by his
many old friends in this locality. Retie
art Porter delivered what would be called
a very fine adding* from s T. ry point of
view, but at failed to elicit any applause
Mentreai for the great Carnival will find
all the events to the very life in the
Carnival number of the .Mr. It is to
he some forty odd mammoth pages with
five pIate suph:emenl&
SSALTATIow Aswt AwwITtMAay.—
W bst is called . "Big Go" will come off
in (lodericb on S.terday, Sunday and
Monday next render the auspices ..1 the
Salvation army. The second annivers-
ary of the (Idler:rh station will be rrl-
ei.rst. d by special meeting., at which
Maj..r Glover, and Capt. Happy 13111
Cooper and his wife will appear. The
whole eel ::lose with a "banquet" on
Monday evening lith inst., in the hale
racks, to be Lellewee by addresses and
prayernmeting in t'rahb's hall. Breve
permanent, are )'.int; made t y the
euidier&
Hostas Norms.— The Nem Ped rays:
Mr Robs. Martin, 'if the London read
weighed s teeing team the other day
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and they ern•J the scales respectively
at IMO Re and 1660 lhs. or 3400 lbs.
Its the te*m, wtech is unusually glad
Weight. We were rn error rut week in
saying that Mr Martin 1 .st a mare; the
inf-'rmatinn was given us by one who
made a mistake in a name. Mr Frank
Thompptssot,n shipped a ear load of stern
did hilt,. last week that avenged $200
each, he le rine of the hest buyers that
ever comes to this pLco. being slays
online to pay a go -id lair pries fer first
elate meek; he omelette to return here in
the c,.eree of • few day.. Mr John
Dale, of tie Heron red, let a good
mere .m Weeneedajr Messrs. W.
Banda., T. Shipley and T. Tootle, have
loused • @rehash, for the purchase and
sale of berme and intend to have en ern
emelt* sale in the smart 'key have se-
emed about a doses horse. Alread
- fr,.ln his friends present, and was, en
the whole, only a nice arrangement of
word e with very little in them He was
exceedingly careful that he did not dig
below the surface of any question which
he discussed, being doubtless afraid of
unearthing, or referring to something
that might he used against hien. at future t
meetings Robe Webster occupied the
- A hamper house greeted M, C.
Cameron ..n Wednesday evening. A
gentleman enjoying the cognomen o1
John Brown, with plenty of gee and
gale, appeared for Porter. Ju Lx Grant
was called to the chs, r, and introduced ' a
J. 11. Murdoch, who opened the meeting
with • chert seeemh. John Brown then
followed,and for over an hour the large
audience kept in the test of humor, net,
however, by any witty remarks of the
speaker. but h the enormity of Iles
which he retailed out as hard facts. One
whep.per af:rr anther was rolled out in
greet style. and the audience roared
with laughter. "Lets speak truth for
s while." said he. It was a dap „f his
4ongow, of course, but the listeners did
not allow it to pens, and so they roared
again. M C. C*.seron was g ee'ted with
a storm '.f arplatrse, which wag agai
and again rapeete.l, as he le .r'ed pain
after p.tnt with telling effect against th
government We de not think the
there was a Tory rn the audience the
did r ,t hone his head in share as
Mr Cameron dealt with ilia cond.ct .,
the Government in their treatment 'f
the halfbre.d■ and it altar s in the North
west.
GREAT BARGAINS
J. A. REID & BRO.
WILL. 4FFKH telt
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
T1l& FULWWL'A DWLB AT GI.KATLY HIt000KI► t'kIC1m:
Dress Goods,
Shawls,
Blankets,
Comforters,
Ulster Cloths,
Mantle C)oths,
Silk Plushes,
Velveteens,
1'1AIn aril Htve•rtded.
Feather Trimmings. Braids, Mantle mrd Dress Orrisroots.
HOSIERY, (3LOVEf3, E TC.
TWEEDS AT LESS THAN PRESENT MILL PRICES !
. 1 r er T. 11 RIAll!&n, CUE Si' t lllalf(.r:.
JAS. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan'. 111.. k, tiOterrch, l3ttJaa.. list:'. tee:
A u eel.. liaise.
A11 parties getting their tale bills printed at
this once will get a free notice inserted in
this list op to the time. of sale.
Aucti .n sale of farm stock and imple-
ments, the property of Mr Jas. Scott, on
the premise*, lot 3, W.1).. Ashfield, neer
I'ort Albert, by John Knox, auctioneer,
he•Jtnrior at 1 o'clock p.m., on Wednes-
day, Feb. 1Gth, 1$$7. Kee pesters f, r het,
terms, Sac.
_ sew A wts Tails Wert. ---
Mari.—Mia* Andrews.
Gas- W. 1,. W,ilverton.
Wall Paper Jaz. Imri..
Land hollers D. K. Strael.•n.
How to Make Morse Wm. Acheson.
f lty-Law No, Sof IT Town of God.' ic',.
the tribes, and M, had $ guide slid int ,r- - - •
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mation others could not get, He gives
a minute description of the land in hi
work. The lecturer then *peke of th
twelve spies sent by Moses to spy ou
Dentist
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i `i. NICHOLSON,L.DIl.
the land, the false report of the ten
andthe true report of Caleb mud .Joshua
—who spoke o1 the giants in the laud,
and the fear they !red of the peo1 le,when
God had promised thein this land. The
king of Og, the last of the tribe of
Anakim, the original Canaanite., was
destroyed by Moses in Baahan : these
people were all tall and great ; Goliath
of Bath, whom David destroyed, was ,d
the tube of Anaaim. The region of
Orgog Is lifted up 30 feet above the level
of the plata,' a black Basaltic rock, c
which there are this day fifty cities
built no ire knows how long nee. Th
houses are made of Basaltic atone, the
rads are flat and made "1 atone, very
thick. A pict.nal illustration of the
inside and .euttele et a h,euse was shone
it had hall 20 ft. high read 25 ft. long
with stone shutters and tlu��r, and wel
as the deers all id stone The door
and•wind,:w openints are also made o
Vine, and hinged, ate that, althjug
heavy, opened and shut with greet ease
Why were these cities built 111 such
a forbeitng place! Simply because
of its safety. 'Chi. was the piano where
Absal :led from David. Now these
people were ail destroyed by Gad,
fee their wickedness. Their idolatr
was destroyed, fee it would pollute th
Jews. The Arai'. will net spend a nigh
in ane "f the houses, when they are
feeding their flecks, because of tflIsj
peratt ion and fear of the Gent. Th
cbil(iyrn of Israel, after the captivity
never openly worshipped idols, but the
OF.NTAL ROOMS.
Eighth door below the Post Olive. We•'-st.,
O0Daulcu. .'t>:;.ty
JJ L. WOOLVLCRTI►N, L. D. S,
• 0 cat -(Md ►.allow. Hall. North Rt„
Godrrlah. Cbar,rc..moderate. All work war-
ranted. Das or Vitalised Air given for pais -
tem extraction of teeth. 110n -
She People's Column.
f'SIC--N1Sel ANDREWS, (►rgantat
of North street Methodist ('i.urch, u
u prepared sogtee'untruetlana in music .puna
sad segim ► ie nor • Arte of n lee-
' teas. M18g ANDREWS. llllntaania hoed.
e Gudericb. Feb. 10, 1407. 110116-slu
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will he received up to 12 et lock •l
, February 16th. for the cat.-c'ion of a p.rsasage
ht Ik•amiller. Plans and stn•vit,ationa can b•
mien et rhe parw'nagr *ray tine• tw•foee tbai
i date, and enders mai Ila• ,eft sheave, nr *4-
s dressed to the underangrwt at 'iuferirh
f Tb. lowest or any tender not necessarily
autepted„
13AA'' FlS1I1:I1
71�r2t Sear'y hoard of Trn*tew.
1441OR SALE -A R(NPI►-i4IZED WAL•
i' NUT book mar, plain. hut with heads
up the doors. 618, cash. Also a entail t
walnut table (mire eland. For particulars
apply to this olive. 'vete
CROWN PEAS FOIL SEED.
e '
t A limner! quantitof the above for este,
guaranteed pure. They are offered in fall
ecaf d,•ee that they are the heat pea on the
tuarkes bock for yield and facility in harvest-
* ingg 111. preeeal rrcp was harvested with as
1m.lisary reaper, borne rake and barley f.wk.
t+u* *a ring a lure An aunt of labor. Price,
✓ 41 rev bushel. C.U.D.. thrid inclod.d• deliver•
did secretly, mo after forty years time
they .were punished severely for thei
wickedness, when Jerusalem was de
stri.yed. The br,ks of the old testa
went were written it. Hebrew and trans
latad by the eeyente. 2110 years before
Christ. The Ap•,craphy was not consid-
ered canonical, because It was written
to Greek.
ed at express station, or taken front the u.-
! der*igned,
✓ Jolt ROI ietEit.
20!t 3:n Cherrydale Farm. ('olborrte Tp.
'!• fA«' FI.R.S WANTED
The three creat Bible Societies of the
Anglo Saxon are the London, the Edin-
burgh and the American.
At the cross sheet addressee were
given by Pere R. 1're, Johnston and
Salton. Thanks were tendered tt,e re
sting president, secretary and treasurer.
(_T_he new officers elected for 18$7 erg ;—
"Pee*TJent, Mi ,losett pre Wi1rsms ; $ecre-
ary and Treasurer, Mal, Me("illivrey .
jt
Depositary, Daniel Gurdon ; Committee
Messrs D. J. Naftel, W. Armrtrung,
Goo. Sevens, A. Sperling, Capt. Gibson,
nti T. l)etlor The following ladies
nominated for collectors :—St. David's
ward, Misses Armstrong and Campbell ;
Si. l'atnek s ward, Mimes Polley and
Maars ; Si. (:ever... ward, Mimes
Fletcher and Hale : Sr Andrew's ward,
Mrs J. A. Nafte) and Mrs .Jas, Shep-
I
s:.dertrb Meg& *sliest.
At the last meeting of the High
Scheel Il,atrd,the head mater presented
the t,,llowing etatlstia relating to the
pard.
work of the ach'ro1
n Ion the mister for leen 167
Average attendance first half year 101
1 ' ascend 113
e i 1►n the register for January, 1887. 161
I the highest number ever recorded for
t 1 any month.)
Average attendant• fee Jan , 1887, 12e
f Attending prem outside painta, • 52
• Of these 38 are bearding in town)
r.s,rn Ila'IMATIONS IF 1886.
Reseior mastic. in Toronto Univ. 1
Jenier " ,o o, R
In -
There wan • go0'1 atendanee at the
meeting in lhal•h ,r.e Friday evening,
•
1 Mr Janes 1., Grant filling the chair in
his naval good style. D. E. Cameron, of
I Luckn.,w was the speaker of the even-
ing, and for two boors held the closest
attention of the audienc.. The (arts
which 1). E lays before hie hearers.
coupled with the manner in which they
ars delivered, are not hely rely content- 1
ing, hut practically unanswerable. Niel
speeches are a ford of information to
any one net therou,hly peeped on the
pulitteal question, of the day. Thi.jarr
of the t.ewr.hrp. of Herne and Aabseld 1
is at Iak
;s one took ref -close honer. in
mathematics and history, and second
claw. in English.)
1 few society 1
1 Cenferene. examination 1. ,J • sr it of the College of Ph
IS d I
Third class ; 1
PkerAalwr, net FA4MtIani •,
Senior .Metric. in Queen's Univ. 1
.Junior Taranto " y
First ease non • professional 3
Second 14�
11 ,1 ,.rt teen price pad for all kinds of fun.
( and nhe epskin.t akintot ground hog. domestic
rat and dug *.eluded. Also ta.,ned and
dr'ased to order.
WihMEP SMITH
20702m at Smith's Tani. n .
•
I)ROFESSORCLARKE WILL GIVE
7D Lessons in the Term, for 6100. 11;0.
lel COOKE, AFTER 14
= yeses steely ni mash,, is pr••pared to
receive puels for the Puna 24 lessons
quarterly, Terms' •0 par •:p .,
Amusements.
g itDERTt'H MEOJIANICS iNsT1-
1<TCTF, LIHiIAkf AND RK.(DIN(1
ItestIM, cors of East street and Square in
suit*.
Open from Ito 6 p.m., and from 7 to 10 p...,
ABOUT :,000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY
Leodin-► IMiiy, Weekly on.f IUws raf'd
Paper, Mo ••,brae, (•t, ens File,
MRMHEIt,HIP TICKST, ONLY St.M,
granting tree use R Library and Reading
Apptlrat oil for asemerrehip received by
Librarian. in rooms.
.1. H. ('OLHoRNE ALEX. MORTON,
President. 'secretary.
Ood.rn-I, March 12th. 1165.
r A. HCMBZR,
J.
MILLWRIGHT, MACIItNF.RT,
VALUATOR. At1KYT .M.
f..timatea Made ase (entracte Taken her
Meese Herring by the Hot Water System.
Flo Water awl Steam . UPI* Giant
and other Water Wheels, Agrkultml.l im-
plements Mi11 Macil.ery.
PLANS 4 N D SPECIFICATIONS
V ti,IIATfONIt MAi► E.
KART STDtk&T, (801) Lien.
res. 3. las. M.eSS4�cw.rt
3�ebical.
L. REEVE, M.I) , C. A1., Mill -
poetess
.srgeona, ere.. 1'hyeI Irian. Surnion.e and
Surgeon. and
A,conche,. ie 1 ,.rt Albert. MM.
1)R Mt -LEAN, PHYSICIAN, SLR-
AOON. comer Re. Ogles aid
1 Street
street, weeed doer west N�
ErRK SHANNON & RAMILTOII
P a�t��' �r
A��E��. R w•� 11Aw 7. v MA n
y solid f B • •ted Cameros.
'con c age du. professions 2
Third
IA. beret,
(lurch
451
11
Gil.
For Balt er to Let.
•
VOR SALE OR RENT—THE RANvr
i
of lot I& Ruth ton.. West A'awaaw►
Inn acres. brick house. frame barna. Mates•
neve roue orchard of apple, imarectierrler and
small fruits. Aleut t0 new* cleared, balance
banlwuud and ash .wall. The (arm is well
watered. triply to hoot 11Attur , Ooderfch.
P.O. Terms cosy. t.0a-im
rrO (CENT- THE STt1ItE OY THE
1 e'wwer of Inc Square and Wing street.
recently e,.a:spied by the undersigned. WM.
K .t1'. 315141
r�1\VO FiRST-CLASS FARMS FOR
sale. 'Inc 1n the township of .tsbeetd,
containing IMP acrPO : aid old• In Bast Wawa -
nosh. containing IW form. For partietalars
arichtply to ('amrron, Holt & l:amoeron, Gpde.
xr1
L"ARM TO LET—FOR A TERM Ulf
years, ler 51 eve. in the Maitland co.-
cesstos, of the Towneblpp of OodericS, empty
by letter to J 8. 1 IZAR$. Htretf•rd. 1010 U
LUARM. TOWN AND VILLAGE
le PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The Executors and Trustees of the Xatate
M the late JOSEPH If ERR, Debt for tate the
following raluehteJ'ropeertr, namely :
Ru!tdrsg lads numbers 420 .nil 4'I, I. eke
Town of Godeneh. 1 of as acre each. ►airly
fenced, and very destrabk for butdi.g pur-
paa....
Half acre Lot fronting M,I1 Raw!. Towtrblp
01 Got:ern-h. 1r :ng pa, • • 'lad 3 in the Malt -
land Concession of laid 'townabip. Nits
Frame Cottage and Pram. Stable.
fw,t number 3, South side of Mille, street,
Henneller, i of an acre. nnall frame dwslliag.
Budding tows numbers nr1 and slat. in the
Town of ( linton, i of :in acre ewe h. bona, -
(otliy situates! on South side of Huron pre•;,
Fairly fence:.
The East t of Int 22. Con. 14, West W y
nosh, 1,r Marra, goer) land. b0 acres el
and leered. remainder tnn,bered. About •
mild from Ltteknow and a miles from Wing.
hats. Used roads.
Fer herder pert tco:arw, apply to
E. ('AMI'i(IN,
barrette, Doderith.
Nor. 1. 1.c1. -11"11ef
Legal,
1C. HAYS. '(►LICIII't)R, $r.
'. Mee, corner a .' ek;nare sad N art
pert. Ond.fi.•h, over telegraph *ace. Pre
vale Funds to teed at t3 rev rest. 1551
SEAGER
& LEWIS, BAMUSTERS,
O•der,ch.
C. Stems*. JR. J. A I[owm•
F. r. Lewre itr7•
C't A R R(1 W k PROVVDFOOT, B A R
T ftltdTEfta Agoraette1r,, W.*,tors, ate
0a4.tj k}} J. T. Eistrrow, 71, Tme.efoot. 1;3
CAM13RON. H;►L7T * CAMERON,
114.-risters. Solicitors in C eery
3odcri. h. if 1', ('atn,--oat, Q..' : P. Bolt, M.
0. ('aaserow. C. C. Itune, 1751.
Loansanb Jns;lrance.
L"t E MID A HALF 1'ER CENT.
1 Straight loans. Any amotat. Private
faints at the low rate rat 54 per cert. per an-
num. sstok,R k I.eW1$, tiodrrcrL, Old
WE HAVE PRIVATE TRUST
l'I'N put to lend on Mortgage at the low
rate of FIVE: AND A HALF PER CENT.
per mat at. Write or call far yyarttruism.
"'RACER & Yi'IK, God.rick.
$+,fl(Rt(0A TO Lt AF. APPLY TO
• CAMERON HOLT t CAaUiitUN, Oode
rich. 1750
UUIIIEYa-21u LUNE: 11, A It 0 it
aasount or Private Moeda for ,avestmert
xt Iowa* rote* n. ervt.clp►yertppagee, Ap0)y
toGAR KUW k PROt:UFIOT
20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
*IP on Farm and Town Property at lowest is
tend. llnr.rows pun based, .a U-nmtalm0.
'barged, ('on%e)an.lag Fee* re•so.ale,
Y• Y. pert -ewers can obtain moue i. eaed•
if title t. satisfactory—DAVISON sit JOHN -
PITON Barristers. ne.. God•'!. F. 751
R.
RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL INSI RANG,
RFAI. ESTATE AND
MONET LOANING AGENT.
(hay P(r*t+Ms* ('nwpowfea Rrpe.aenfad
Money to Letts on straight loans, at the
lowed rate of interest going, l5 any way to
suit oh. narrower.
art0RFICK !e pond d -or '-ens Square.
wee. Rtreet.4Mderieh. J)rfetf
:et' Ven TO LOAN AT 9 PIR
f ('k':T.
Tilt TORONTO GKN ER AL TPUSTSI COT
•arehie pparet.arld toy.k a.n.n rnun.y *t epee Nett.. pal
h*ifrey
TERMS TO SLIT POTtROW ERR,
on OM -claw. ram s,curity.
Appy to
('AMRRON, 1111.? k ('Aetasl,ESON,
Agents for the T„ne(nk(lpti�ra) l'rr .i, (1�.
A. ('4 5'p. s. Noir t ('eve re, hire
alma large amowna of private funds to 1 .1
e'm
AMA-clamfarm s,vurity.
O.Asrh'*. Vett. Ian 1911 -If
1100,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
T. lend on hews and tows peeves_ 'tin tela
eat In'.rent. Mortise's pwree51 aaed. ]ate
mtrwu, ch.rg,d agent. fm rhe Trees and 1 ens
Company of Canada. the ('eneda iserded
Credit Company. the London l own ('owtpa.t
of ('ands. land,... 0,and 7 per cent.
N. R. aanmey hnen
*Ll. if tltlili�i.ej am
am DAVISON JOHNSTON.
e., OMawlall
Xaratmati es• get Mien Dui J♦eV1t.d.t this
lleslesr
ispor. and M W ss te ���
OM raid ere sample. mad dpi prism"