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W. HURON TEACHERS
Rertalow Meeting of the Aneocia-
tion at Rioter.
Appdatasrot ot t•emmntee. 'aw.aalrSS
SSA .bedew I. Ilse Tri. tor- • stir IN*-
tSaigon et the estene remises*
Ameetesies ItneetteaI till em
b7 $asp ruler Tess sad Ur.
t:mbery. id bolero. h.
The regular meeting of this Aesoeis-
tion was held in the public scho.ot. Eat
ter, last Friday and Saturday, May 25th
and tooth All the secti^ns '1 the In-
spectorate were not represented, still,
there was a good number of teachers
present, and although the program was
not strictly followed out, on account of
the illnees of Mr Strang and Mr Brown,
it was nevertheless, au interesting one
in many respects.
The following committees were ap-
pointed :--t to business Messrs 01440ry
and I)elgaty arid Mies Htlee. t)n mato
lution" Meesrs Baird, Hagen, Tom
and McKay.
The ant subject was taken up by Mr
Todd. In dealing with the subject,
"How to teach history from the author-
ized teat b•.ok," he showed that be had
an extensive knowledge of history, even
in iia details, and that he knew more
than the average teacher about it, but he
did root give many hints as G. the use he
trade o1 our present book. In fact, be
condemned it utterly, and had not at-
tempted to um it. He thought Collier's
hieti,ry a much better beak. Aa would
have this subject made as life like as
possible, by representing historical char-
acters just as they were. and showing
clearly to pupils their coneecticn with
past generations, and thus getting a con-
nected view of it A great deal of his-
tory
ittory shuu!d be taught through bio-
graohy.
in the discussion that followed this
paper, many teeehen expressed their
disapproval of nur present authorized
Irak Mr Lelgaty gave a short "ketch
of his plan of teaching the subject -
which was approved by Mr Tom -and
wished to know if Collier's history
might not yet he used,
MT 'Pura stated that it amid not, and
expressed the opiuion that Creighton's
was a history that touched on all points
of importanoe in a very nice manner.
"Sunshine and shadow in the teach-
er's lite," was the subject if the Presi-
dent's address, which was delivered in
the afternoon. Discontentment was
one of the great shadows. Another es-
pecially with young and inexperienced
teachers, was the difficulty of constantly
controlling pupils. A th:rd shadow wag
the ivatability of the teachers' positions.
Still he thought the sunshine should al-
wys chane away the shadows. Teachers
had a good deal of leisure time, which
they should use wisely. His surround-
ings were such that he was not to much
in the way of temptation as many young
men. The conquest of evil natures in
his pupils would repay him in unalloyed
pleasure. His influence in moulding the
character' of his pupils, and inapirtaq
them with s.pirattoits after a n:bler life,
would be a source of astisfacti,.n. The
a.sclusion of this excellent address was,
that the teachers sadness or hap nest rich township aide of the Maitland. at the St Eimn hotel, and up to two
depends upon himself, and that the where the party aojeyed a pieaut time weeks ago are eep,rted s. laving be
teacher who loves his work tecomes en- In treating, wbine
and viewing the faithful servants Thursday night in
thusiostic, and succeeds. rocky heights, cad walking over the company with Wm Shepard, living at
Mr Burd complimented the Pre.idet,t mammothssepoosion bridge, erected 128 Michigan avenue, they were lodged
upon his tine address, and moved a cote last summer tie fsoilitate the transit of ; in the Central Police Station. Sergi
of thele. which was seconded by Mr of lumber and Goodwood from the C•.1- i Ben High states that the intervection
borne side for shipment by rail by the of the police had rescued them on the
Todd, and heartily Siren by the teacher
present. enterprising firm of Beachler & Backer, ! brink of a ruinous life.
*r Holman then addressed the teach of Besmi ler. I A young son of George King, Blyth,
ors on the subject, "How to make the TKILI,rag Faso g.nwrWain) -On Mon- remarkaoly escaped being iatantly
t ).tario Teachers' Association • repro- day of tau week the flea ram of J. O. ( killed by being thrown in a loop ditch
mutative body." He said that tunics Stewart, which has gniaed many Prices at opposite Mrs Ann Madron's, Dinslsy
was not dons to the teachers at the Pro- tbtfall shrews of this oounty,and been awn , street, under a load of lumber whtcb he
cincial Association, and that because by many readers of Tan SIGNAL at them wee teaming along the street. A tug
matters were managed by a few. who, did with a nrtght reed ticket, while •waiting becoming unhitched so frightened the
not represent the large body of teachers, its turn to be shorn with the flock. to the young and spirited beast that it became
son:Nhing should be done. He frit that, astonishment of the shearer, J. Oka, uomarazaable and caused the above re-
te • great extent, the public school sec- sr., took a choice plug of chewing suits. Amistance coon arrived and na-
tion of this A..ucistion was ignored,and, tobacco and swallowed it whole, without i leaned the lad who wee hsteccd benestk
therefore there should be a..me regular leave, whisk we think did net IN" hint the lumber. A bruised arm a ao out the
abbe alae, (it twin '"�� it r
She el taw that each 00U 1 J t cls.
pelted mewl should to eepplusd with a
**TT of the Dohoui Lew and Revak- Pso� and from
tb.s., saki espy to retas&s is the eche,! Rzonsness.
roam toe retereuce by the teacher.
The wawa/ meemo was rendered
were p1Sniisa by two erzoslleat readsun.
este is the Yurksair• dialect, and the
dhow ielsotoh, by M, 11LSCallua, Inc
which he was warn!! I Sated.
ileturdey'a "won wee seed in the dis-
mission et "Estrsnce Literature- which
was takes p by 11t'Watery, io the ab -
seed of Mr ;slang Mc Embury
brought oat the IollowiSR points Io a
very practioal ma' S,. 1. Carefully
•.parate the object .rt INersture from a
language lessou. 8. Literature should
not be taught in sods a way s. to 'appear
scientific sed rub of IMhaieahties. 3.
Pupils should Jo the mart talking. 4.
Enact structure of poetry ; cannot be
loomed by junior pupils. 6 Du nut let
MIMI teem ail over liwaw tees1, tidied
Capped sad t'eNaaay- -FN$ sad
Psut The rasa et Sb. Gras
trees ear asetiisawea.
The Ilea J S Cook, of Bl.evale, form-
erly of Bayd.W, has been invited to the
Ashfield cstsu:t for sett year, Ha bis
accepted subject to the stationing com-
mittee.
Blu.val. Methodists have invited the
Rev E A Shaw, of Ab.rfoyle, to become
pante r fur coming year. Mr Shaw luta
soo.pted the invitattuu subject to the
'tattunaug armmitteS.
pupils a,rutautly ' iammurate as. Some twenty heed of prune cattle *old
premiums. G. Teachers fail to bring out by Jaws. Fair, Clanton, last week to T
somas, sad ieriod& eapressiona from Watson avrraited the rsusual weight of
pepile. 7. Let Palel.leant a good deal 1,,47 11os., and two amoud the lot turned
by comparisons bet word. and 51- the scales at 50-0 lou
prolusions. Many other valuable hints At the May meeting of the Oficial
were also given. its Rahery was tent- bard of the Loodesboro circuit, Mr
doted a rote sit thanks for his ezoelleat Rogers was heartily invited, toed sou.pt-
ssi�eestioss ed the invitation to return to the circuit
The resolutions aide by the Rut for the ensuing c.-uference year.
Hsroo Teachers Aaeooiation, cis , it. Mrs Hear t'y Hunkine. sr., of the 13►h
concession Wirtz, died somewhat un-
expectedly un Friday last. She was
sitting up an hour before her death.
w e aiiotmlt,sod Rhe was one of the early settlers of the
requires too musk explanation," was towoshtp.
heartily concurred with, and passed as a The flax mill and its contents owned
'That the pubiio school Dowry is a
dry abridgement. a doll oompsedium,
which pupils oil: set read exam' as task
ort (Y) Th laegwge '
IA large blank beer, weight.% almost
249 lbs., was shot by John M.Keanie
rear the lake shute, west of Elated, ea
Fndsy, Way 85th, abut 11 o'oluek A
night. It was treed by some dap It
was shut while up the stets atonal 40 feet
from tLe gr, and and caste down with
trenteuduus forms. It wee firer seen
chasing sheep by R. McKenzie, and
must have strayed down from MMe
pen:cauls.
resolution ..f tau A Inceation. by Lawrence Murphy, of SeaG.rth, was
Th. futluwing .resolotios wan ala° totally destroyed by fire at midnight on
passed, Resolved, 'That in the opinion Thursday of last week. The las by the
of this Association the present method destruction of the mill is $6,000 ; i:twr-
of distributing the public school grant ince, $3,000.
does not satisfactorily remunerate the
atanlioq of our ttehool., and that the
We regret to hear of the serious UI -
Minister o.1 EJtmati°s i�. reyyest d to nem of J. stream, barrister, of Belle
authorise the d.stithutioa of the grants I M Stewart kit for Bellevillelat T
vino, .on of Alex. Stewart, Brussels.
nu the bus - f (1). Certilate o[ teach- r last
; f2,i. eondttion of eehool hoose and day 10 bring his son home, if he is able
„mime : aeon.. attondance ; 14 I to stand the journey,
K
Millan, M. P., of Hullett, left on Mon-
day Last for Scotland. He will oombipe
busing." with pleasure,and besides seeing
_ the sights of the oI1 world expects to
brine back with him a number ..f
Mr Itobt. Clark, of Ooderieb, WAS the CITdeadale hones.
guest of James Iiaklater tit» week: _ ---
Leat}week Basel Knuckle of this berg
made his second vesture as a slave of
Cupid. ter r. with ethers, wish Sam a
suocessfol v gage on the ass of matri-
mony,
Rec. J. Anderson, of G.der:ch, the
new pastor of Knox church and the
charge herr. will preach hero on Sun lay.
We hope t,. see a targe turnout to we' -
come the new pastor.
Our townsmen, who attended the
court of revision at Carlow. on Saturday,
got severs! hilar. struck off the acre, ex- emnsotiisg to 114.500. Mr Ronald went
copilot J. 0. (Notion. 'fhs laird of to Forest ou Tuesday to test the fire
Lansdowne farm, Dunlop, outshone all apparatus awl instruct the fire brigade
local orators by his fervent appeal in of that town. This makes five engines
their behalf, sed not forgetting that geld this spring and the out -look u most
shat was god for gouge eau good for hopeful. The Would *tamer !rank the
the gander, he had a dollar an acre
struck of his own farm, in spite of the
rigid valuation of the assessor n �tic.d
several weeks ago.
Many of our residents spent tha
Queens Birth -day at the fa1:s on Goths-
Thomasamount of salarypaid teach McMillan son of John Mc
Mer. Samuel Curls k and daughter, of
Tseter, started oil -s trip to the Old
aoentry on Monday kit. They trailed
en the Parisian on Wednesday. They
an o n ib, same boot as Hon. O. Mowat,
Lord Lansdowne and Bishop Baldwin.
Mr and Miss Cornish intend stayi ,if in
the Old Country forashort time in hopes
of improving the latter's health.
.t new Ronald steam fire engine was
shipped to Forest this week. They also
got • hose real and two carriages end
1,000 feet of hoes, the whole thing
is, and hs. no equal.
Eight months ago Elizabeth and Jen-
nie Quinlaod, asters, cored respectively
20 and 18, left their home in Seaforth,
and went to Detroit v. enrage iu ser•
vias. They secured situations as waiters
Barry Walker, uf this has re-
lented from visiting his brother Ccl-
cdte, who lives at Culloden, in the comi-
ty of Oxford.
The municipal c,sncil of West Wawa-
neah met pureuaut to notice, us Satur-
day, 21ith ult., as a oosrt of revision, and
for the trsnesction of other municipal
busman. All the members were present
but councillor Todd, who was attending
the ft:u.ral of • relative.
We had very heavy down -pour of rais
here os Monday evening, which will
benefit the crops and postures.
It is pleasing to state that Mr Wm.
Fowler, who has best, very ill during the
greater part of the winter, is able to go
about as usual.
Mrs Jas. Nichol is gradually recover-
ing, and we hope will soon be able to
attend her ordinary duties.
S ring crops sl tar are looking well.
Fall wheat is somewhat improving)
but at best will be very inferior compar-
ed with last year.
Rev. D. O. Cameron, pastor of Erskine
church here, having boon delegated to
attend the ensuing Assembly meeting
which a to take place in June at Hali-
fax, lett here on Monday for that point
Hu wife and child accompany him u far
w Montreal to visit relatives and friends
thew. His pulpit will be supplied dur-
ing his absence of five weeks by the
presbytery.
The Rev. R Leask, St. Helens, wiU
oocupy the pu'pit in Erskine church here
on Sabbath, June 3rd, at 6 30 o'clock,
p. m
M- OIL
Terrance -in fioderjc tewnebta. an Toe*
der. May nth. 11:e wife of John Torrance: R
fa daigkter.
m IR*TEIP.
Kuakal-At Goderich. oa the 22nd of May.
br he Iter. 1h Urn. Mr .&nisei Kau:al. of
Colborne township. to Miss Teresa Fewer of
the same place.
m5S..
Robinaie -la Goderich tow -stat . on May
Lard. Mature:% widow o/ the late John Rob-
(neon.
od
(neon. toed MS years. Ilecemed was a native
of Middleton. county of Armagh. Iretasd.
Her end was peace
Dearest mother. thou bast deft as :
Tht low we deeply- feel -
But the God that haat b.rf tt as
Can all oar sorrow hest.
CANADIAN PACIFIC B'T
SPECIAL
;Colonist Exciirsiou !
-TO
[WINNIPEG and RETURN
From any station on tae Canadian Pacific aid
Wand Trunk ktadways Turosto and Nest.
ON JUNE 6, 7 AND $, 1$$$,
Tickets guud till July Lila. iVO Seeing is
behoving'
FARMERS, Se gird SII For Yourselves
That Wonderful Canadian North -Wed.
Berths is Colonist Sleeping Can free.
Special Rates for iaadr.ekere from Wiuni-
peg wag ward.
Tbie wit: be the Daly North-West P:acutnlee
of the Season.
For tun particulars apply to any agent et
the t-oeIpaay.
N. R. CALLAWAi
110 King Street Wed, 'reroute.
LUCIUS TUTTLE,
Paas. and Traffic Manager.
D. M.;NIGOLL,
Genera: 1laseeng.r Agent.
R. RADCLIFF E,
341:. Agm', Ooderich.
FINE TAILORING T
NEW SPRING (JOODB.
NEW FRENCH WORSTED&
NNW SCOTCH TWEEDS.
NEW ENGLISH TWEED&
NSW CANADIAN TWEEDS.
TAKE A LOOK AT THEM.
B. MacCorma.o.
I rauelling Eiuiaea
ORANU TRUNK RAILWAY.
Troths arrive mid depart at Oo.derkb is fet-
luws :
mimes
Mail and Express .. id 0.m•
Mali ... ..... L. p.m.
Mined ......... t0ss a.ro.
Mixed 7.31p.tii'
ro ase,
Nail t....................7lsa m.
Mail and Exprees.... .. . LSM pea..
Mixed 4.eG p.tn.
Domestics lllanteb.
goosed ft SERVANTS.
10 MKN. ti HtPAe e. Nd. was.yy-21Ag'ply
Dentistry.
11. NICHOLBON, L.D.S.
DENTAL ROOMS.
Eighth dour W5 v the Popp (NEae. W�-d.,
LIDWARD N. LSWI BARRISTER.
Solicitor a Bepreme ('ours. Praetor In
Marsh* Court. (ltaee twat dour to Martin's
Hotel. O derk'h. Money to Ion. 11.
Q AGER A HA RFT, BARRISTERS.
A7 ac., Oederich and Clinton. Oederlch of
See oppeette Marilee Hotel 110 (1
Q BAYS, HOLICIrOR, Rc.
1-110. OMles, earner of Near. and :Pest
dide. 9q/rwioh. over teleernph Dace. tet
Taw Made to teed at a per cent. =►a
..ARROW s PROUDFOOT, BAR
T RISTICRS Attarwem 1ldienes. etc
Ooderkh J. T. Gamest. W. Pr sdtoet. Iri
CAl1ERON, JILT & CAMERON,
Barrister,, Solicitor. in Chancery. ke
.4erich. M. C. Cameros. Q.C.; P. holt. 11.
Y. Camerw. C' C. Rees. I751 -
loans ant Insurance.
Qsu00,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
t
urea J 'D CAMERON MOLT $CAMERON. (tale
W T L WOOL V ER PON, L D. B. rich. ►73e
V. owe -odd Yellows Hall. North St.. \CONEY TO LEND. -A LA RO E
Ou erich. Chatty s moderate. All work ver j amount of Private ruses Por iareatmsat
mated. tins or Vitalised Air Oren for Pato• at lowest rata oe *rata W_mMortgages Apply
vas raraction of teeth, i.UARROW a PROUD
01'I� 1'O CREDI7'ORS.
She Peoples Column.
All notes sad other arc -oust, deeds* tete
Samuel Potluck, mad be settled before tee IA
.tJ .1ima&rur which time they will be
lean.' hattd.ei Me Hot,v i. ' �'• �enw
Holt a ('am•-ron. for collection.
And all a. -.w rota due airsinst the late Sam-
uel Pollock mum be sent in at Gen.
;t.tf MIti. 14 POLL4 CK.
VOTICE.
The t•.usrll of the Corporation of the Coun-
ty of Huron oUut meet In the court House In
Town of Ooderlch. as Tuesday. the Sth day
or June next.
PETKR A1,AXiI( i.
May rl.t., lir. 5321 t`711C•
ARADCLIFFE,
intRAL INSURANCE,
-*$AL ESTATE alis
MONEY WANINO AGEISM
Ooh Fir. doss (tirpeinfes Represented
Ir Nosey to Lend ea straight Iotas. at the
Sewer rete ot-imerem galas. la cat nay to
suit til. oeerower.
(WFlt'x - Sews& door from BVwar'e.
West Street. Gotlanteb. 11t5 -u
$900,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To lost. w farm and tows property. a low
est feterert. Mortsags purchased. No cost
miasma charged egesta for the Trust and Lour
Comipaay or Canada, the Cathode Leaded
Credit Company. the soden Lissa Company
redo. Interest. R 1 cad 7 per cast.
Borrowers can obtain mosey a
.11 Hue sat isfact ori
DAMSON k JOHNMTON.
For r Sale or -to --Let. - I sow Sarneser.. kc., Oederieh
HOUSE FOBSALL-I HAVE Ri-
ll lsmtraetlou from Mr A. Gonda.
Hamilton. to MU by Dublin au- tion. on Satur-
day .
atur•day. June lStb at 1 o'da k, p.m.. the pew
pent' on Hench -St., opposite Mr Abraaam
smith'. madam*, kaolin: a. lots aidand 3C.
upon which u situated • rnmfortable frame
housr Tanon-Osnhalf paptwwt .-'arh : bat.
once oa time 10 Arlt Ipw-.-b sMrI. u ti .
cent. per $$SUm. JOH\ KNO[.
stoner.
' BRICK HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE
Ill ON ST. PATRICK STREET.
Maio beildl:,g. MOO: rear addition. 2!a!
Main building contains 4 rooms. rear add*
tion. kncbea. pantry, wane room sad tete
room. upstairs. There Is i ,d u:. acre of land
attached. and ten feet of the &booing let.
As my family will be about all (one by the
let of July. I do not seed so large a honer. M
1 am open for oiler. for the rune po.eresi.a
could be given any time after the 1st of July.
Aopppticanon to the unclersigsed. 13AN15.
(4)11004. !rt, -3t.
HIN.TBE AND LOT FOR SALE. -
The �eiseu =I
Mr U. Holmes Yaat 0t.
Ai..�r a L. AIN.MI<4 diratfuni or JA Min
RW- MINOOK oedeAeh. 4 -t t.
L'AIIM FOR SALK-THAT HIGH -
1 ty de.irabh farm known as lot M. ton. t,
E. D. Colborne. containing 1M acres. Net
which are cleared. and the riot good timber.
it is situated on the gravel road. sod the
brick schoolhouse is cm the corsair of the ler.
K • particular* sad tense aepppplly�_to CHAS.
TOL NG or O(OROR SWA SON. of Gods
-
method of representation. A■ a result a tarn to heave, but a greater love for ortest of Dia tt,lunea. - I 1 gal. Orr In the rowa.nioof AattMld
of the discussion that f ,flowed, the fol- the weed, as later is the day, the shear ! oyl pertaining ISeacres . and use in Ram Wawa -
lowing resolution was adopted : - Re era astonishment wee great at seeing
I'flebicat.
DR. W. al CK ROSS, LICXNTIATTS OFk
Otlt ne es Smith aide ollege et H n IlPfiu
claao
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR
OE05. Coroner Ro. Ogee and redden
Bruce Stead..s.ed doer writ .t Virteri
Street
17M.
i IR& SHANNON t SHANNON.
1J P.ysclane Serpens. Ae ..sa.n te.
eros at Dr. ttlheas eels residwes sear the
gaol Ydsrs,t 0. C. 4m*agew. J. R. 911Ast
User. 17M
Illitlwri!ght, Uatuator, &c.
C. A. H U M BER
.RILLWRIOHT. MACRINSST.
`VALI'ATOR. AJENT ottt.
Estlssstes Made and Castes to Takes far
Hour Hest4.g by the Hot Wooer 8y.ssm.
Hot Water and Stoma S.Umw, Little Gaut
cad other Wore Wangle. At1'aat(stal lm -
paresis. mai Machinery.
, PLANS AND SI CIFICATIONS.
♦ALt:ATIONS MADE.
EMIT STREET. - OODES.ICR
Feb. & IdlI tnKer
* asments.
WO FIR/3T•CLASti FARMS FOR �ODi RIOH! 11111011A NICE IN»YI-
TUTE LiBRARY AND 5111D1MG
assn, oesiainiag n acro.. For psrtleoisn RoOld. ger. of Seat saes' a.d Saatsre Isp
apply to Cameron. Holt a omicron. Gale- stats.
fact Open from 1 to v.'s...sad trout 7 to 10 p.m.
robed, that it is the opinion of this As• the nm with his pipe In tie mouth.
....ichors, that the present constitution instead of tendering a match to I
•.f the Public School Section of ()Mario fight It with, after, a big tumble
Teachers' Association is not a properly and socia tall dodging of bunts, the ram
representative one, and would recom was nomad and the pipe was pulled
mend that such section be composed of from its teeth rather crushed, but with a
public school teachers only, each teepee. tittle repairistl will be tit for um again.
torste being allowed one delegate for Doubting ,tea tIM see the pip, but not
every hundred teachers. the lost pew of tobacco.
Mr Holman was appointed delegate
for West Huron. -�
The inspector, Mr Tom, then took nr Z011311011.
the subject of "Temperance in our --
schools.' The chief points in tam p- As Ota FAog.--John Fraser, formerly
pee law. as t leeches were "!gaged to have lihe foreman ntlarn farm, and a pope
p lar roman* was asaeegst es this week.
privilege of teaching the subject. 2. J.bn i•a emddem' of the Queen City, and
Everyone knows that our drirhtng ase ndl upholds Hinters blessedness.
tome and habit" are prodoctive of evil.
wan Ms Bur Tem i- Ms Dean,
3. A teacher, who does not help km of Kinsab figs. who u upwards of 80
papier to restst evil, neglects an import- Ices 1 yolked down to Dunlop on
ant part of his duty. 4. A drunken t. y 611116 w..t • d»scam of 12
teacher should not be tolerated.6 Indra.
Character and manliness are far more Oat k enjoyed a
imp)rtant than book knowledge. t; r little
folk
Temperance should be taught with an . PIestie cmant gad t>s Der bay at the
earesetow that will impress. 7. Tree l lake is a reg boat recently presented by
asasliaess oossists is twisting tempts- Capt. A. Lawson, of Ooderieh, to his
ties. 8 Asyos• gho drinks doge not I •.pis John iaweos. Oer architect
tare to bare he .hildren easier the in. 'sad D. Limos being the mimeo os
fluence of a teacher who drinks. 9. It the pIMj1O °f rho Qtssea'a Birthday.
requires more manliates to abstain than No owe Mi red sea-.ickoess, and in the
to drink moderately. In conclusion, he event .11 enjoyed a pleasant time at
hoped the teaches would use full moral l,' is raises sad chatting over
tn• aNegsees sail
Lea{ week net townsman R. Quaid
was sated away to Ooderieh township to
attend re funeral of his brother -le law.
J. Whitley, who died sear Clisina after
an moos et soma tiara, sad on Saturday
A. *Allem and Mtn. McAlister wets
called Se Odierish township to be pres-
ent et the fmasesl of Mrs. Robiw.oe, nos
of the eldest settlers is that township,
*he peened away is her 85'h year.
.uaeion. as it was not noee.mry to drive
the subject.
A very hearty vote of thanks was
tasderd Mr Toga, for hie frank state-
ments shout this .ehleet.
At the evening .."sign, tb. "Changes
in the school law ad r gwletsoes," wan
taken up by Mr Tom. R.wse of the
nhangea referred to the following : 1.
Teaching of agriculture end tent Townes
2. St -hoot age of ehildr.. 3 Election
of .ehonl trwtoew 4 1)iasnl.tion of I)eenwd was smother of Kra McAlister.
seal i.ta 6. Duties of teach.vs respect. , Ins *jot O.rdsse. of Pee4.r'e Hillt
inn a rt, dies .. •. 6 (Jena spud the Qwese's Birthday here said
withheld. i .aautherlsed teat hunks are I joilpei lea wish egged at our hils tike is
used. 7 Arbatrsslun. 8 lielsool pre- j tM tlpsb .1 the 8. 8. piesis of No 8,
mise. and fnrnis►i..g. A. a result of sem es oho beights abet. 8.Mloed
the ,l.eruwNM o,n than10 ehanyes, the f..l-
lown•e r.. dor inns .ere •Aopted Its.
soli -.A. ( ) -Tessa .t u the (Tonkin of
this Aa.eseta'ion diet .soh pahlss *shed
tea. ' .-r .h..eh1 h n• •.d -d nt alt new
reg.., Mee . .B. t ,.s Pwhl.e and High
village.
Sheep Adrift staNed Mae last eseit
The see of sold Omar soak with lanes
laid is worsted le wires the skis sad
Soh '• a hoe th' -*eh the to peet,o' ..r eaves N N beeves flabby and wrinkled.
A SUCCESSFUL CARMIR.
A Short UW«y .f • rtewrMMau Ftasartal
tarot arca.
The Huron and Brace Loan Company
is now entering upon the fourth year of
its existence, and its general success since
its inoa,rporation has been such as to
warrant iia perfect safety to al! with sur-
plus moneys who have n' ready facili-
ties for investing (At moans otherwise,
cad who require their interest promptly
at regular periods. To an much the fol. -
lowing short recital of Loan Companies
now doing business in Ontario. may
prow. interesting : --
Loan Companies have now boon in
existence for 3.i yeas, and their useful -
ages and success proven beyond all quell -
There her been nn faiinn •.f any Loan
Company formed under the General
Loan Company Act.
Thole are now 65 loan companies in
Ontario having a enhecrib.d capital of
571,178,0 7, of which $30,173,470, is
paid up.
The total amonnt of the subscribed
espital of the Renk" of Ontario is S17,-
768,300, being I.es than one-quarter of
that of the loan oompniea The paid up
eapital of the Ontaruo Banks is $17,580,-
1175.
1 ,.080,-
875. being about one-half that of l...n
companies. The Ins. companies of On-
tario hove ns deposit os all or short
notice, $15,640,100; on debentures in
Dotson. 511,254,9313; oe debentures in
England. 541,526,294. Total. 883,420,-
332. The Beaks of Ostesio have l.•
posits on salt, 519,812,*. Deposits on
soden, $22,736,174. Total, 549,382. -
Nil. Showing Lose Companies over
Seeks, 511.0813,201.
The Huron and Braes Loon and in-
vestment Company removes deposits
ft'ota traded. par.ntm or children is
setts of from one dollar to three theo-
rised dollar., and allow eospos.d is-
tereataddetd�,,.very cis months, at rates
e T
agreed „_. 'Ile highest e.rr.st
aeras ars &Hewed os deposits, a000rding
to the amtwnt ad uses left For
farther partieslan tall at the Company's
Neem, seems! of Cesrth. se Noire and
North fit., O.deriee.
Rosana Honnitw, Manager.
Oedsrieh. 44th P►eb. 11113 t(
1YiEfioiX
SAZI�_
SAUNDERS
4z BOW
e
Iilgemdedilel ted* gig War aMeesbeeR et
NOTIONS
JEWELLERY !
FANCY GOODS !
PLATED WARE I
A1111/ WILL Ultra
Special Bargains T
is those lines until all is meld. Call ad nes
u• at
Tic CIeapest Herne Ilia tk sot.
IIPORTAIT TO FABIEB3.
Ire set ."std your sowing tnmehia. Into the
Said without one of ear Ibriery mrwow
emarpener.
THE MOWER'S FRIEND,
a
ma tog bow. (Yeah it yea ea. repair &s-
gaest s` teem the hIs.. korai crab rr
1 wI� save yid say hours hard work
the n(tad.t.es ,.MSS. vsleaw time. la
foot, It y WOOS Se wetoht i■ to weer
lows. tit a �sr • set br
rna
Sews. �y� 55
y wb•dlastAgeaa•
OLS Ok 00.,
ill` u WellEsetwiL, item Tweets
LTOIBLE FARM FOR SALE-
"JaneBeld.-Ooderich Te'reaMp. lith con.
acres. ped orchard and handtyta.
Mb con.. 751 acres- comfortable boogie and
stable.
Tema"( payment easy- A v to
ARROW t CDFOOT.
rte..
ns -au GM.eick-
FOR SALE _ -
We.t halt of Int flit. Ardor Street. with
small brick cottage thereon.
By t tetra (erre. 1M. Isle, 1st, est. Elea
Street. Bt. Attdswe Ward.
131. demo of Hot., andflan Rim
Trump 11 story hers • Ideraw
lied halt band.
Several let. la Seeds Saww'O. Npwte new
S hewNee�I1, ri. v11.. st. MI. ii 84 N. it
All the above at LOW RATiCS.
A1541 �y to DAVISON & JORP(lTON.
o. p. R. BOO]!,:
TOWN PROPBRTID FOR %ALL
*100 AND UPWARDS
1 leave a 1s1 a of Breed Lea
and genas Innda In Me peva
et tM Tows-Nt •Sil1LR
Now a the tiroere > Wire
the Wer Ranh.Tbt0� 1L M wow!" 5•s
and l •Mort tins will bars ths mob
n aso.d
°alun Lir anigissa des horcb•-
awt
aspou
Oars rost-8t,
I- b-
RTlekr and
Reel Meats
CHARLIE or Bt BBS.
1 r Je►a r7 and I.ttis (1
so
to "` igen
af�r iw"w"A.r aM t
ee1111a sod
EEL
wit be bemoans
thee dead glee r• sari
algid de 81e OP.Ostheill el
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
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8. ItAU•OM8ON. 010. Sd.
TIVSli8.
O.derieh. M� h~2111. 111. fa0retr7
Executors' Notice.
NOTIcs TO Ci IDITORS
of OMITER TER MONTGOMERY. de
Tb csdttem K Ois Peter Mwiwamery,
late et the Tees .f lsh,li the meaty et
Oeier
How. gentlemen dettemed.ho dioUsr
aboutthe doe wAsoedregaNtd
a wait. reeds1
.t the ,hole .Q Drsalbe, a County et
Oalerd. physician. Ez.eator .t Meade .f
the said Geoid liter a dooeased.
ow or Wore the IM5 dy waA 11M their
('brlsif!aaa sad sad ho -
with ostia. acrd Mat.arwt OM sese�tms
sad realty /If aryl bra kpIsent
And males Is hereby etve. tint after the
said 13th et Jima 1111111, the olid will
greetedaae..ens t hs 51 th.1
peteles
hewn& reword oily is the dolaN et wadable.
whe11 ease had ..gas. •d ths said eaoegtor
will set be liable ter the asra, er 77=
thne• to any Metes se pmooe�
shimer.Mtis heetba0 est bats etll.. et the
thee of .ash datxflutis.
IIIA RRO W to PROD DrOOr.
ettststa
Deh ed at Gedetteh this RI deny et Ivy. Is..
An parties Isar ilksPeter meespewerys*11e1mati lids 0.s'Wwot
in bteed k5Mwts rM sato est .t
Jemmies. etheretes grem.liage t.
�w.inwhetM.pa, s *saddle die of the orate most
DsMd Istt day lea Ct. MIL
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&
PROUD/00T.
IMM • dottw tar Eneoir.r.
1uctioneering. •
JOHN ENO o1�I**AL AGO.
lei �.wiee�w h
15. su.t1. tants he ,1 s
d�rlarc�.t.s I,l�wt�(tsaMsitsseaa tmar �O�ao4 's at
Asslleemr.
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