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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Star, 1899-09-08, Page 1iStar stands n its r a Newspaper, and guarantees The 'Star gives the very best results for vertisers- - ,4111,4, tity,t irculation. Shrewd usiness Men and • VOL- XXXVII WHQ4474 Zie. its 17QTIOV ADIrMainalS. aaVert1S1Pg on We vittirst page of Thu. Star .naust be free trona etite arid W111 be Cbarged for at 20 Cente an inch. running meaeUre. eaCh and. every insertion- „ Wanted.' Q14.11V.A.ST GIRL WANTED-Aopiv to Bilts. J. Wo-esatt, nese Organ factory. WANTED inunedlately.a. girl to take eareof baby either for whole day or part ot each dny. Euquiee-Mrs. J. N. MUltRAY- Bedtord Hotel. -ELP WANTED.- "Young or middleaged man mauled for fall fann work. APPly en he premises. Maitland concession, Gode• rich toiveship, or addrese. TI10.3. GINN, Bea- . rattler P. 0. 1715-2t WAN rED-A.bo t let of November, for tiv e or eix months. a Furnished House. Ap- ply to MRS. ATTRILL 1711 Warning. WARNINTO NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that bathing will not be allowed on the Islands of the river flute, nor shooting. nor trespassing on auy other part of the property. MRS. II. F. ATTRILL. " Ridgewood." Juno 14, 1899. Public Notice. TENDERS WAN'EFID-SE A LE D TEN- - — - dere (separate) will be received by the undersigned up to Saturday. Sept. 16tb, at 6 o'clock p. tn. for the Booth Pririleges at the G. N. W. Exhibition, seta. 26 to 28. as followa: ci-IY/ for the Dining Hall. vvith Kitehen attache for three eeparate Boothe on the grouuds. o tender neceeaarily accepted. Further partieu• tars given on applioatiou. By order of the Board. JAMES MITCHELL, — Grelerloli, Sept. 2, 1899. Seeretary. °TICE TO FARMERs AND APPLE DEALERS. I will be ready to take all oull and Windfall applea that you may have at my evaporator, Goderloh, commencing on Monday, August 28111 and forward. The very highest prices paid and cash for every load or bag that you ea/0ring. eo don't sell elsewheie before seeing me or my agent. 1711-tf D. F'. FIA.MLINK. TN THE SURROGATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF FICHON. 1R VIE ESTATE Oir WILLIA51 WALTER, DECEAISED, es: "ea erotica m heAtiven in pursuance of the Statutes in I./let 57:17,_"eelutt. Dig Creditors and others havine claims agE117ataen ceartim of the above tamed William waiter, who died on or about the thirty that day of July, 18e9, at the Town of Goilerieh, in tho County of Boron, are reqUIred oa or before the 2nd day of October. 1899. to send by poet prepaid, or de- liver to E. N. Lewis. of the togn of Goderh In the said County of Hurel, Sodcitor for Louisa Helen Walter, of the said Town of Leek:rich, the Executrix of the Estate 01' the said William Walter. full particulare of their claims, duly verifled. and of the security tif any) held by them. .Ahd that the said Execu- trix will, on or after the said 2nd day of Gino ber, 1899, proceed to distribute the estate of the deceased among the parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of which shoshall ihon have notice as aforesaid, aud will not be liable for Hoch assets or any part !Moe - of to any person or pereotie of whose claims sho then not. have received notice. Dated at (loderieli this 16th day ot August, 1899. E. N.1,1444118. • Solicitor for the above named Execnt rix. TOWN OFIIODERICH. -- Take Notice that the Municipal Council of the corporation of tho Town of Goderich in- tends to lay granolithic walks on the south side of East street and on the •outn side of Hamilton street, to cOnentitiee on East street at a point 25 feet, east of west lino of lot 28 and extend to tbe oast line of lot 39, and shall be of the width of eight feet.; also to commence on Hamiltou street at the corner of Newgate street, and extending north•east 10o feet, and shall be of the width of eleven feet, and to assess the final cost thereof upon the property abutting thereon and to be benelitted thereby; and that a statement showing the lanes liable to pay the eald assessment, and the nantea of tlie owners thereof so far as they ran be ascer- tained by tits last revised assessment roll, ts now tiled -in the office of the clerk of the mind. cipailty and is open for inspection during Mike hours. The estimated cost of thoWork le $973.10, of which 9243.27 is to he proVirted out of the goo- tral funds of the municipality. A Court of Revision will bo bold on Thure- day. September lith next, at 10 o'clock a. m., nt the Town Hall, for the purpose of hearing complaints against the proposed assessment and accuracy of the frontage measurement, or any outer complaint which persons interested may desire to make which Is by law cogniz. able by the court. WM. MITCHELL, Clerk. Ooderich, Ang.. 23, 1899. 1711.2t. For Sale or To Let. joICOAN FOR SALE -A MAGNIFICENT Fibc octave piano ease organ will be sold at about half its value. It Is finely finished, heavy mouldings, hand carved panels, and double veneered no reasonable offer refused. Apply at "Lakeview," Goderieh. • It F OUSpE TO LET. wIth,etable, on Scree St. f Anrouitti9.hePproVII:f.:;! Carriage or"' 1713.M RENT.-Cme of Mrs. carleton's new 1. Cottages on Fast street. -Apply to R. N. ',LEWIS, Solicitor. t707-11 clAtiM FOR SALIC.---A fine farm in town- ship of East Wawanosh, not far fmtn toderloh. being part of Lot 31In 7th concession, consieting of 150 acres, with frame bowie and barn. AO acres under cultivation, the balance good grazing land, fronting on the River Mait• land. A good diode's for a farmer with a little capital, Nor terme find full particulars apply to HANK OF MONTREAL. Goderich Legal. Le N. Lewis, Barrister, soticitor, Notary, _re. Proctor Maritime Court. office --corner Hamilton and Newgate streets. Musical. m [MCA INSTRUCTOR. -Mr. Frederick BitG. Simpson, Organist Nortn.St. feetho- Church, late of National Conservator3. New Yet K. Will receive pupilii Momentary and advanced) in Plano, Organ and Harmony. Studio, one door west of Knox Church. Goderioh. 3/188 EMMA ANDREWS, TEACHER OF Piano, Organ, Theory, Sight Reading and Ear Training. A specialty of the Virgil Practice Clavier Method. The Vine!) Practice Clavier at G. W. Thomson's music emporium may be used by pupile. Also Kindergartin Method for young children. stockers win pursue tho Toronto Conservatory Course. Terme on application at the residence, 867 Britannia Road. FARM FRS Who haNe Wheat, Oats, Barley or Peas will profit if Choy 'bear in mind that the rlorlerich ,aig Milt Elevator is prepared to buy at the higheet market price and Readym pay cash for One Million Bushels of ,Don't m Grain. Drive direct to the Elevator or see bnyer on the street before you sell. We have the heel and MOO tromp nnlosding facilitiee Goderich. -Apples Wanted 1•411•4441.4.4411 The Safford Steam Evaporator Is prepared to buy- soy quantity ot cull d windfell apple*, for whicb cash wet be paid. renners and others having epples cen- wet do better than drive direct to the net* or drop In and let es know what you have. • . ______ 1 Be6k. Colflthorpo & Col Autrust Seth, 1800. 171,5-tf Cooper 4.444...44.4.44.444444,-.--•44.4.,...mr.41.44,a4,44-44•444.444444,444ma Tile Star shine fo You in Quality* (Unlit* MY* aretliatt011,W.40, GODEVCR, ONT., _FRIDAY? SEPTEMBER 8, 1899 evn:;-4Z %TM ;Int t Mier Punt XoptcA .1 wo Siva. HAPROVE.-4. Dronbey and TRH BYLAW V StILIOEN DrsaTa-Liq Titesday tan - gram was received announcing amends den death of Jew eaverhill. wite ef Alexander Hutchison. M. Ds. of Mop - treaL General oympatb/ exPresiled . Mutt on of which be prober:my received away front nom% for on Saturday the doctor was in God- erlqls Din -deceaaed lady. who &ed. from pultuooary tuberculoeis. and leaves an. Infant eeven days old. was bu 4e41 i 1W, for our old townsman In is sadden be- n ontreal on Thursday. fse VOTERS' LIST FOR 1800 Th y published voters' Hot sic-ows ethreacte78014- son, / persons are owners of property in the I tt wn. The actual number Is eoniewhat smaller, becausit a few persons are dowu neve, than once, but 780 is the number of votes that can be casit on nioney bylaws accocding to the new roll. Thete are 147 widows entitled to Municipal votes, and 38 epinsters. a. total of 185 wonuen, while the men number 1007. The number of men eligible as jurymen is 307. SEASONABLE A OVERTISINCL-This is the season of the year when the purchasing public is especially inter- ested in the doings ot the tradesman. The people want to know what novel- tiee will characterize the opening of all fail trade. This information can be furnished most effectively and prompt- ly through the agency of busilleciS annouucements in such a widely read newspaper ab THE STAR. The enter- ising merchant will not. therefore, fail to apprise the public by that means of the aleindarit store of needed wares which he may have on hand. BUILDING NOTES. -Stlarnlan has finished the brickwork on A. Munro's cottage, St. Patrick street, -The Reids have made a good start with the brick Have leased the warehouse late- ly occupied by Ittfr. S. Sloaoe and are prepared to buy ell kinde of Grain all the year couod. 'Grass Seed for sale at Warehouse. Cooper & Wilson. Dyelog and Cleaning YKING AND CLEANING. -Why should gji• anyone in Goderioh go out of trove to have dieing or cleaning done when they can get Me beet work and most Benefaction at Curry's Dyeing and Cleaning Works. Weet-st.. eioderioh. Ladies and bientlemetes garmenet dyed any color required, and all (dosses of olothee cleaned in iiest-clase style. Every piece of work turned out is guaranteed. Prices moderate, and no delivery charges. Glove cleanlog a specialty. JOHN CURRIE. Pro- prietor Fdil Fairs. hid uatrial, Turonto . •August 28 to Sept. 9 Western, London Sept 7 to 16 Stapben and Vence na, Exeter ' 18 to 19 Huron central, Clinton " 19 to 20 Turuborry, Wingham " 19 to 20 RI 1 -• " 261027 Nonni WESTERN, Gonslucu. " 26 to% Lucknow Oct. 3 to 4 North Perth, Stratford Howick. Gorda " 3 to 4 " 7 to 8 Morrie. Blyth " 9 to 10 Kincardine, Kincardine Dungannon. Dungaunon " 10 to 11 " 11 to 12 - - - - GODERICH MARKETS. Wheat rose and fell on the Chicago market Molest week ou aocountof speculative buying, but the Canadian and Old Country markets did not sympathize with the fluctuatione It Is un- fertunate that, at the sea•on of the year when grain is most freely marketed, there should be so much buying on paper; but while there is a Chicago board it will be so. Under such mate ditions our farmers should watch the European markete and take them as a standard. A Col- borne resident the other day said he expectel to get dollar for his wheat if the Transvaal trouble should end In a tight. Well. there may be war, but the price of wheat may not be raised thereby. for it should bo remembered that the population of the South African Re- public (slams than 200,00.1. a number that would not affect trado In tho least. Wheat has not varied price the past six day,' .00 the local market. Oats are half a cent lower, and peas have gone up three points. Cattle are pretty non at quotations, and of sheep and iambs the same may be said. Hogs have been moving more freely eine° tho v,eather becatne cooler, but as dealers report a large nutnber of these animals ready for market, there is not likely to be any great jump upward in peices at present. Butter advanced a cent. egg. held ont Jost week's rate, and pnultry is not in the market. Tomatoes are worth fifty cents, plums have sold at the name price, and potatoes aro offered at last week's figure. Apples have ruled high this season, buyers having paid from 91.00 to $1.75, and most ot the crop hoe passed front the growers* .hand s. The few unsold orchards are held at a high figure, $1.75 to t2 being Deiced. It is not likely the higher flgureavill bo paid, but exception- ally tine fruit will bring the flrst named suns. (eomutoTED trl, TO NoON OP trItUasDAY.) Fall wheat. Standard 80 66 to 66 Fall Wheat. (newt ..... . ..... 0 66 to 0 66 Spring Wheat , IStandard) 0 85 to 0 65 Flour, per 100 lbs., Patent_ 2 35 to 2 35 " 77 Family.-- 2 00 to 2 00 lean, per ton ...... .. 17 tea to 17 00 Shorts, per ton 18 00 to IR 00 Soreenings. per ton.. ..... „. 17 00 to 17 On Oats, Old .. • • • • .. 25 to 25 Oats, new.. Harley. ti) to Peas, new A4 to 64 35 to 40 Buckwheat. per hindiel 40 to 40 Hay, per ton ......... ...... 5 50 to " (0 Butter. per lb 15 to 16 Eggs tier dozen. „ • .. 11 to 12 Wood. per cord. 3 50 to 3 75 Cattle, export 4 00 to 1 25 Cattle. per lb, ordinary. n to 31 SLambe, each ......... „. ..... 2 .50 to 3 25 heep •:•• •• •-•-•• .. 4 00 to 6 00 Sheep, rat, per lb 3 to 3 Hoge live weight ..... 3 75 to 4 25 Hogs, dressed 5 50 5 60 Hama, per lb 10 to 13 Flagon, long clear „.. 9 to 10 Sheep Aides 07 40 rendered .... 3 to 4 Chickens per Teo!. 30 to 40 Ducks por pal 40 to 60 Turkeys, per lb 8 to 10 PrturT AND vEGETARLES.. Oranges per dozen 20 to 40 Lemons " 30 to 40 Bananan " ....... . 20 t.o 30 Potatoes per bush. 45 to 50 Nene Advertisements. Page Hows•rd Furnaces -J. Worsen. ....• 4 Hoosekeeperst -T. O. Tinting ... ....... 4 Tenders Wanted -Jaa. Mitchell ..... I Organ For Salo -"Lakeview" 1 Servant Wanted -Mrs. J. H. Worse!) .... I New Restaurant -J. Emigh. Why Pay 1- P. T. Halle , ....... 8 Girl Wanted -Mrs. J. N. Murray 1 Business Notices. Oysters arrived. and served in all stylee tho Victoria Restfturant, West street, Ice Cream and Fruit, Confectionery, dtc. C, BLACKSTONE, Prop. For some weeks now the log cabin quilt, big squash and other wonders at the fall fair will attract attention, but the wonder and delight of those who see Brophaya Photo Studio is always in Demme. You cannot afford to miss this popular place for photo work. It is my intention this fall to olean ont nay stook of Stoves, Lamps, Cutlery, Gran- ite and Tinwnre. &o., &o., as I wish to re- tire from buainess: and any goode got in my name will re/infra an order from me. All aticounte owing mo will have to be Set- tled by the undersigned. G. N, DAM, To TEE DRAF.-A rich lady onred of her Deafness and No/ca. b. threilag..141). ro• -Nioholeons Artificial Ear Drums, has sent £1,000 to hie Institute, so that deaf people enable to procure the Ear Drums may have them free. Apply to Dept. A. S. V. the Tostitote, 780 Eighth Avenue, New York. U. S. A. Special drives at tbe Hamilton Street Bargain Store today, Satarday and on Tuesday next,wben we will offer 25o. Dress Goods for 10c. 18e. Oottotrade for 10c. 45o, Velveteen for 20o. 25o. wool Itordery for 15o. 80. Dross Linings for 4o, 25o, Teas for 20o, Mustard, Allspice, Pepper, and all spices for 15o er lb R. D. STIIII1TON 1115-ff • OOP Died. tatford 23 to 12 m the flrst to o ade Clothing at a big bargain. his this chance. 3. W. DRoptiticK. work on Odd fellowri' Hall. -The brick work on Holland's stores was com- pleted this week and the plastering is being pushed ithead.-The bricklayers have commenced on F. J. T. Natters residence on Waterioc street. -The evapotator at Saitford is finished and in operation. -The plasterers are still waiting for lath. -The framework of Robt. Sharman's addition to his dwell- ing on St. David street is ready to he biicked. THE GUN Ceun---At the weekly shoot ot the Goderich Gun Club last Friday evening eight members answered the roll call and fired ten shot;. The scores made were not up to the standard, the cause berme the sett ing of the sun when the shoot wits half through. The fol. lowing were the shooters and the scores they made : MeIvor 7, A. Rougvie 6, N. D. Rougvie 5, C. Garrott, 4, Ranson 4, J. Cattle 3, \V. Cattle 2, Red- mond McDonald 2. The holiday shoot of the Club took place on Labor Day, the following being the members pre- sent and t heir seeree : E. IL Watson 12, Ches. (Jarrow 10, C. Pennington 7, N. D. Rougyie 6, W. Cattle 4, A Roug- vie 4. Ed. Gar row 2, F. J. T. Naftel 5. The last named fired but six shots, WHY TEACHERS ARE UNDERPAID. - The Education Depattment has been obliged to refuse the applications of nearly foue huudied students who wished to attend the provincial Norm- al Schools at Toronto and Ottawa this year. There are already enough appli- cations in to fill the Normal Schools fora year to come. even after allowance has been made for 100 etudents that can acconimodetted at the new Lon- don Normal ' School, which will be opened in January next. Now, even if only one -halt of these ,should pass their examinations for professional certificates, where in the world will they get jobeP Of coiirse if they pursue the miserable and decidedly unprofessional policy of under bidding those already in possession of situa- tions, there are plenty of schoal boards who would be only too glad of the chance of getting services on their own terms. Circulation considered, Trot STAR Is the cheapest and best advertising medium tho county of Huron, DIVISION COURT.-Tiler0 waa a rather long list of causes at the session of the Division Court on Friday, but a number of thetn were either settled out, of rourt,or adjourned till next court. The principal case was a patent right one, a vendor of the right to put up a patent wire fence. having sued Messrs Young and Tweedy for the tmount of a note, 550, given for the right. The trial was by tory, and the defendants averred that, the signature to the uote wae obtained hy fi-and, and that the w,ords veto foe a patent. right." had been written across it atter. it had been signed. and co hear out the latter contention defendants' counsel claimed that it could be seen that the words mentioned covered parts of the origin- al writing in the body of the note. A Mr. Cook. a witness for the plaintiff, insisted that the seller was not nearly so anxious to sell as Yining and Tweedy were to buy, forgettill ot the fact, that plaintiff gave the said Mr. Cook $2 to introduce him to the defendante. and drive over twenty nrilem to find out where they were working. At, the conclusion of the evidence most of those in court con• eluded that defendants would obtain a verdict, but the jurv thought different- ly and gave a verdict for plaintiff for $3.5. It rs niost likely a new trial will be applied for. BowerNo.- 3ne of the hest played games seen on the West street lawn for some time took place on Saturday afternoon. between rinks chosen by Wm. Lane and Dr. Hunter respective- ly. Shortie lifter. the game atarted Ed. Garrow took the doctor's place and skipped the game to a finial). 'The fol- lowing were the rinks :- W. Campbell R. McLean A. Farrow Jas. Sheppard J no. Wynn W. L. Eliot Wm. Lane, eklp. 11 EdGarroweiklp,10 On Labor Day the following rinks played an exciting gaine E. ( etrimion F. .Tordan F. Nene! W. Cam phel I A. Farrow W. A. Al K J11 -ft. Shepherd .A a 'lac 3no.Wynn.skip, 24 W. Lane, skip, 23. Our bowlers who attended the tour- nament at Welkerville butt Frith.), did not bring home the tankard, though the Logan rink won from Hamilton in the pi eliminary, from Kincardine In the first and from t he Toronto Granites in the eecond. fn the third they lost to the Toronto Victoria/a, and that spoiled their chance of bringing home the trophy. There was a secord rink credited to Goderich, ekipped by I). C. Strachen. hut it was not a picked rink, and the players did not all belong to Goderich. Apparently the rink Wag made np to fill in, and the Alp did not make a had 410W rattier etretimetancee. In the consolation conteet Strichan's Commit -In Goderleh on Tuesday evenintr, round and lost, to London 20 to 16 in Reptember 5th, Annie hi. Davison. relict of t o the eeco tete Judea Cooper 78 e nd Th Lo • aVdt. GY argots "ehmurefeheeraoni 'Clinton in the third 'mind, the genre ptake place from cora sinned Gemmel% Sqtontber 8tb, at it.SO °Snook P. za.,' ta being to 10. The Logan rink was composed of Sheriff Reynolds. ID. Iforentsott. -Eladdenly. of Pulmonitry Holmes, Jnn. Galt and R. W. Logan. throinbcvls4 st 70 MoolC0rItreet Montremi and the Strachan rink of Mr. Ornate,. e gen rink lost to Manager.184DAti I d' frti:434111.1kbmtv *Ite ° VV. Reed, a Williams, and D. 0, tinererTall Tisitnk lierfisraf tee e med rrys ear Strachan. Soo are sparieg no effort or'expense to ina.ke their undertaking establishment op to the highest citv etanclards of excellence and completeness. Their rooms devoted to this brarich of their husauess. recently eniarxed end improved. now allow them to carry a huge stock. so that no delar need ensile for any order. and this week hir. Brophey hi in Toronto sttending the ef Embalifaere, vrho -are • tuild7. big convention to dimmer the ini- Ptovenietttakt -.id growth their prefession, Bio Tnatiz.-On Monday itoberb Mc- Lean shipped a double deck car of lambs to Buffalo. in ail 103. The price paid to farmers here runs up to between $000 and $700; the freight was $38.40, and the duty $122.25. These figures give some idea of the extent of Mr. McLean's dealings in one lour of live !dock alone. Cattle. bogs, and horses are also handled In large quanti- ties by hint, and the yearly aggregate of numbere and valoe foots up to pretty big figures. May they still grow. to the benefit of both the farmers and the shipper. ScnooLs.-The Collegiate Institute opened on Tuesday for the Fail term with the following staff. H. I. Strang, B. A... principal; A. J. itioere. B.A., Miss Charles, B. A ; B.D. Grant and Muss McLellan. The public schools opened the sante dav with the following teaching staff 1 Conti al School. S. P. Halls, M. A. principal; MSS Sharman, Miss Florence Ball, Miss Minnie Campbell, Miss Franks, Mise Helen Stewart. St. Patricks, Miss Burritt. Miss Skelton, St. Andrews, Miss Kate Watson, Miss Poisons. St. Davide, Miss Wiogine, Mies McIver. The attendance at the Collegiate and public schools was very good. A PASTOR ILL -The many former parishioners and friends of Rev. Mr. Edge, when he Wft9 a resident of Goderich, will rend with regret the following from the London Free Press of Tuesday: "Rev, Joseph Edge, pastor of the Wellington Streetealklethodist Church, and President of the London Conterence, was taken ell about two weeks ago, but it was not till early last week that hie' physicians realized that he would be confined to his hed for two, or probably three months. His condition, though not eerious. is one that has caused considerable alarm amongst the inembete of the congregation. and arrangements have heen made for supplying the pulpit dueing the next three months." A note teceived bv THE STAR yestei day afternoon said that the trouble was pleurisy, but that Mr. Edge w as im- proving so nicely that he hoped to be able to resume his dirties very shortly. Lefton. DAY.- -Monday, Labor Day, was generally observed as a holiday' consequently the early train was fairly well filled with excursionists. A large number of those leaving town took ad- vantage of the excursion rate to the Torouto Fair. A few took in the Labor Day celebration in Stratford, and others left on visits to different parts of the Province. The day was fair, oright ancl enjoyable. though rather cool, and as there was no other attrac- tion in town for morning or afternoon beyond the Gun Club's shoot, there wsre many picnics, considerable boat- ing and angling both for bass and perch. . There was a good attendance at the shoot, and all present had an en- jeyahle trine, and one fair tine lookirig on said it reminded her of an old•faah• ioned quilt, as it was a game of " hit and miss." Reports of the picnics show that those attending them bad a merry outing, though the wind was a cold one and the rowers and sailors had a faille good time. The disciplies of Isaac t'Valton did not leave a hole in either lake or river on a.ccount of the number of fish taken from the water. In the eyenifig the garden party at " La Vrangue," the pretty residence of the Misses Naftel, ender the auspices of the Y. P, 0. ot St.George's 'church, Wile fairly Rell attended. The night was rather cool for a lawn party, but the young people made it warm by their attention to the visitors. Ice cream and hot coffee were dished up at the same table. and both hot and cold sold readily throughout the eyening. The candy tables, though heavily laden when the fled guests arrived, were hare when the band played the finale, and the fish pond was cleared out long before the evening closed. The Marine band played a very nice program on the lawn and a coupie of tunes up town. and. though not in frill strength, it was one of the attractions. The grounds were crowded with Chinese lanterns. so placed as to make the scene an exceedingly pretty one. The Y. P. G. are to he congratulaten lel the suc- cess of their Labor Day party, as it was nice sum to the Guild's bank acetin . not only a pleasurable one, but addelta Brief Town Toblos. Regular meeting of the Public School Board next Monday evening. The C. 0. C F. will meet in Horton's Hall next Thursday evening. Regular meeting of Mart lend Lodge No. 33, A. F. and A. M., next. Tuesday evening. neve yoir made wine entries for the Great North Western P If not do .so once. Morrow made a big shipment of butter to Mantreal per the refrigerator on Monday. Buchanane and Morrow honght the whole of t he lath brntight, front Thes• salon by the echooner Katandin, The London Fair commeneed yester- dny. The excureion der; will he firee• day, the 12th and Thureday, 14th. Andrews Bees. and Co. nhipped a car lond of stock to Tomnto on Wed • neirday. and a car yesterday to the same ritv. The first shipment of boxier for the evaporated apples wart made by thicnanans and Ithynae to 'che Hayfield faetory this week. Lieut. Grant will now start to put. the cadets through a colleen or drill that will make the corps perfect. for the Great North Western. The Goderich knitting factory rem- menced. qperetions ten lrourenny. ;Mei' °losing a few (lave allow the em- ployees to visit the Toronto Fair. The ropirme raine the petet week were exreedingly beneficial to the root crown and the proirpects are that mangolds and turnips will he a full average Cron. Arrangements were made by the Bowling Club to play two rinks from St r ttford yeeterdey afternoon. hut they did not eome ofie as the Stratford- itere did not put in an appearance. It is said tnat a base hall team from Goderich visited Clinton one day hurt week and were downed hy the Clinton team to the time of 214 toe. Who (aim- poreil the team and wbo made the 0? The G. T. R. has had a relit for a few day*. as the elevators WPM eiMeel empty this week; but the railway staff rely the present week Ito far has been the beet tor paiwenger teat*. for rears. The town hand played *nice pro- gramme on the Square, Tuesday even • mg. hut the attendance was not ne large an meal, the evening !vino root. and the fact that the hand would play not heing generally Known. ora Today the property holders of GoderIch will vote on the bylaw to loan .$10,000 for twelve years to the KenSington Furniture Co. A Meeting held ta discuss the matter on Wednesday evening, while not liquely attended, was in the main favorable to the loan, and we be- lieve that if the matter is fully un- derstood by the electors the bylaw will carry. About the only question in the matter is as to the security the town will have, and as stated in these columns last week, this con- sists of a mortgage on the plant and property here, supplemented by Mr. Rumball's personal liability, which, judged by his business stand- ing in London, should be ample for the amount of the loan. The re- tention here and the development of the business to its fullest possible capacity would mean a large benefit to the town. EaCh voter will be given also a chance to vote on a ballot asking, "Are you in favor of the rown Council submitting a bylaw for a loan to the proposed glass works ?” Here also the main question is, what is the security ? The case is so fully stated in the report of the committee and the explanations in a letter by the Citizens' committee, published on our fifth page, that further enlargment here is unneces- sary. THE STAR believes in the project and thinks the risk is not too great for the town, if other safe; guards which are available are taken. The vote now asked is merely an expression of opinion which would guide the Council in submitting a by-law, and is in no way binding; but if favorable it would prepare the way for all neCes, sary legal Steps and the arranging of details in such a manner as would, while promoting and hasten- ing the scheme, permit further steps 111 the interestS of tlle toW11. AS kve iinde0;tand it, the passing of ,t bylaw wotild he all the expense the town would be put to until the company was duly organized in Belgium, the charter approved hy the Canadian gOvernMent, and the question of tariff prote‘tion to the industry set- tled. - Linklater, of West.Huron,. LIVES, TRAVELS, EXPECPS A JOB. Ha,' No Means, Owes Money, But Enjoys Life, Arid Is Still In Hiding. (Tercet° Stnr of Tuesday' Linklater, the missing witness iro the West Huron election case. is still absent and the court has obligingly adjourned until September 30 to see, if he will turn up. When the court opened at half -past ten at Osimode this morning Mr - Justice Osler and Mr, Just ice Rose were on the bench, arid lefesers. W. D. McPherson. Edmund Heists)! and E. Dickenson were present for the petitioner. Joeeph Berk. Mr. (iem•ge AVatson, Q. 0., counsel for M r. (int -row, did not appear until halt an hone Inter, by which tone all the proceedings were over. PROM TEE LANDLORIL Two affidavits were tiled by E. L. Dickenson. solielt or for he pet it ioner. The Hrst was by 'At. Robert. Tennant, Litiklater's litnet lord in W ingharre His afficlaent sta ted 1 hat. lie had receiv- ed the July rerit, of the house front Lin kiater's mother, hin. that he hail not. yet receivod his August money. However, Lin kiater's household goods' were still in tale honse. The eecond wee an afildevit by 7 lie solicitor hiroself. Ile soya the tenancy of the house occupied by Linklater in Wingham is not yot ter- minated. l'he household goods are there yet., but Mrs. Linkletet tete gone to Black Rock, New York. MIE EXPECTS A JOH. He further states that Mr. Broad - foots iertforth, met Link later in Detroit, hitt could not, now give any informatu in as to his whereabouts. He had he ard n report, however, t hat, Linklater had left Detroit for Buffalo. Subsequently he learned that it man named Oa rinther.; had met Link later in Ruffesto and that Linklater wee spending money very freely. Car- ruthers *laid that, Linklater suited that ne soon at; this petition was diepoeed of he expect ed an office under the Ontario Government- On Saturday last Mrs. Linklater returned to Wineham, from which ;dery etre hn.d been lament since July 1. and reiiiimed possesnion of the home, although her husband was not, with tier. ',tont:motor PA VINO RIM Meg Dickenson derreri bee Lin k ter ari laborer, formerly a mill ha nil, ev bit prior to hie departure, wee engaged in egge for an egg hover. Ile tinci no property or meane and Was de - Pendent., 49 far as ill. could ascertain. entirely none his wagea for the main- tenance of his family and yens net, able to Rave sufficient to travel and. spend. money freely. J,ink later, sO the affl davit alleges, is in debt in Winghare for nrilinary homerhold nupplies. The maker of the affidavit. declares his belief that Linklater intend ret ilrn to Winghani and that meantime be is keeping out of the way until f he petit ion dimposed of. _ . _ . _ EXA MPLE 114 BETTER TH A N PRECEPT. Thoee eententione proverhe. or old entre. which are toted as pro...Sixes to all of t he Hotel elartasinarilleadoeet tieing t bonen lido of papery; throng nit 1 he county. are evidence of a new and original style of dirtplay ativert lying tint h pleasing a.nd effect lye. The Hoist Flo 111 14 GO he et wigria t ta be d oil so cleverly adapting Finch rondo. ,s hos d g cent iir ,ea. A ir ot her charming thing ahont 1.11 la Hood mores 140 eiV ;Advertising no the tfroique type elsey are melee. %sot leght coin The Town Council. At the special geueral meeting bold last Tuesday evening. all the members were present. REPORTS OF opeteznia. The treasarrerPs statement for August was read tie follows 1 ihrevaPrs- Resideut taxes .5 030 oo Electric light rates275 07 Water rates. 144 40 Bills payable .5000 00 Maitland Cemeteryb4 50 Elevator notes 35000 00 41004 57 D1SMIRSEME4115- Treasurer's ovendraft$ 42 33 Salaries. 180 55 Printing( and advt'g74 2t1 Legal costs 04 21 Mattland Cemetery8 00 Public Works. 274 72 Charity ..... 8 2u Debenture intereee805 00 Dille payable 24100 00 Bank jitter est 45 54 WitterworksCap. ac. 108 50 Waterworks mallet.. 418 01 Elec. light. main t 140 47 Public School • • 407 85 Market. 25 00 Special grants 00 C. C. and 0. Exp2 00 lecellaneoto.. 28 42 Elevator interest 200 tf7 notes. _35000 1.10 --- 39070 70 Balance on hand..$1024 70. COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS. Prom M. Nicholson, asking a con- ference regarding hie claim againet the town, as he did not wish to press legal proceedinga, Referred to Special coni- utittee with power to act. From A merieen Society of AI un icipal Improvement, iuyiting reprementa trots) the Council at theit meeting in Toronto from Oct. 34.1 to 5111. Sent to Special cointuittee, From U. A. Wolsey, as agent of the Royal Electric Co.. asking ieturit of his cheque, put in AvIth tender for new dynamo. Chairman Oantelon, in ex- planation, said the Water and Light committee were waiting the return of the contract or agreentent from the United Electric Co. The clerk was in- structed to return the cheques. A request from the G. N. W. Fair board for two constables to he appoint- ed on behalf of the town, during the fair. was granted. The Canadian Fire Underwriters As• eociation enclosed a copy of their in- spectoe's report on July 20, and askeil prompt action en the deficiencies thet ein Mentioned. These are : No bylaw for storage of COSI oll, powder, etc, One was said to he before the Council at previous inspection No electric tire alarni. It is roughly esti• 11111.11rd that the ciist would he about $110(1, 111111 (Ili, was .1+1. ...tilt! be taken up after the im. pro, villeins in progress at preview+ imipectlun wrr C.1111111(qtql 3, The One( is ilot 11 (1111y 1111111 4 Three ini 11 to sleep in tire hall, none at present The town teamster who drives the hose wagon at nights lives it few feet front rear, but is not a fireman, he .111/111d he enrolled as such. 1111)1 provided with a suitable gong in or near his bed- room. 5. Hook and ladder equiptnent require some at- tention, they 1100 it 110 0/10. 6. The hose is insufficient at present. ex, ft. re- ottired. 7 A glazed door with transom light, and two windows, between, pump 11114 dynamo rooms, should be an independent entrance made into latter Referred to Fire committee. A eCoUNTm. A. H. Cosner, balance of contract. $137.74; services in eonnect ion with granOlit nit, sidewalk specifications. $5; and blue print, 55 -total, 5147.74: %VII ter and Light committee, expenses of t wo days' 1 ip to Acton and Toron- to, $58 75; Contract Record, advtg., $4; Wm. Lee, coal, 5588; Robert Kerr. 00 loads of gravel, $11.25; Stevene Mfg. Co.. $6: Jas. Morrison & Co., 537.20; Lee dc Shepherd, $72.32; the Signal, 520..11; the Globe, $6; 'frig Serest, $55.04: Buffalo Meter Co., fel; La el In es Dunn Co., $10. Councillor Hohnes objected to the hill of the Writer and Light vommit• tee and asked that it he sent back to them. He had contended at the time of their report. that t hey should rint take the trip, though Ile WIl.1 the engineer and one teetillwr of the Council should go. The committee might he aide to cart y t 11 i tem throtigh now, hut t hey would ilnil the ielect ere did not approve ef t he ex- penme. 1. Councillor Cantelon said the tom- , coiner. had been t 15'11 (ley.; 1111141111i, (111r- ing which t hey had not one Minute to themsel Ves: 7 hey had even dynamom working. rind heti saved the town 5150 ever vont ract pric, for the dynamo. Surely the tow:, did net expeet (bent to gin HU. id their nwe ex- pense. Counciller Holtnee Agent cnnt ended that t he tee had exeeieled t heir pOwet ill takir a the trip. ntni vet when they returned 1 Imre W114 not one word of a repo t heir 1, ip what hey hurl Actaeon] iehed. Councillor 111,11 t di•frtidoll he ee•1 Hon of the commit tee am proper Wu! pet, what was agreed on in the Coon, il. It was 1 roe t het/ had iiiit made written report, only it V1,1 mu% loll t hey had done good work. He Wpts 11111 ltr(41/11 the elector. condemning 1 he cenimittee. A vete MI the amendment to refer back the item litiowed Holmes, Naftel end t he Mayor sopporting it, and Humber, Martin. Cantelon arid E mix vot ng nity, and t he tt ot ion to pitv 1 he neemint 30/5/1 (//11ried by t he same vete, iiVersed 'I he ot her account/4 Were re /erred t corn in it tee. It EPonTs The Finance committee recommend ed payment of the following aecounts, whiirdi was adonted : TOR STAR, $411: the Hignal, 511.40 The %Valet. and Light commit lee re., ,enrted as tollowe : I. Recommending t hat a fhlah plpe be put in from the valve above the ponip lionae to the drain rid -thing to the, lake. fee the piii nose or ennbling (he Hushing of the wafer mains. As the Inning have eeyet been thuoughlV fleshed. 1 here being no 51109 mile me ins for flit.hing 11). pi1/11111. W11 ter oniniend t rdoul 11111 Or sv rm. 2. We he ve bed an eXatii itial ii made of the inInke r•rili end find 1 het ewine re email gravel soil «sod Which arciiiiiiilal lig I here, we recoil' inerul that esi,osion inade to 1 he intake pipe in the ei I is, so 4 71/ 110 clew of sat 11 arid grated. VS'e rereii pri eni'ers for the erre tion ehimney rit the power house PIM feet high, an•I reretved offers as teitown : E.. A. ( 'a wee y, 52405. ( Reid. 523007 A R. ( flener, $2188. A long and windy discussion took plane on rInlifif•q I itod 2 I 'an t elon and Martin said the intake pipe war/ Haire than half filled wit tcwarul. *trod the arose with the cri h. 'tort it wits forma trbtiossilde 1,, remove his with 1.11104 p p It woeld he neeecea y Vt. 1dive, here to clear out the et and lest or, 1 he lentil h. 7 ecom metaled. het could not tell how eitet Id haul Itelsees k eft that the rommit tee had made no reticulat ion for t hie In the est ,rito tea. and l'antelon rhargerl that 11,,Imes bail made tip I he eel, airman of the Finence cittn hout anking t he Water and mittee what they needed. eeSe•—• The Mayor contended thee what the committee was expected to do VMS to aseertain the cost exteuding the pipe out fur enough into tho lake to get clear water. hitt Cantelon tend former consideration uf this plan show- ed it could not be done for less than $15,000 or 012).000. The report, was at last taken up by clauses, atni after more wrangling and genie recriniination clauses 1 and 2 were referred hack to the committee for reconsideration. Clause 3 was *dented aud then the repert amend- ed Witti adopted. Tho Public Works committee report- ed as follows 1 (1) That owing to the latenese of the season no action he taken on the erec- tion of a hand stand. (2). Repos thig the following. tenders received fi.r the laying ot granolithic eidewalks i A. B. Cosner, sidewalks. u 7-8c per square foot, crossinge. 10 .6r ; A. Graham, Side- walks. 10 csossinge. 18c; P. L Mai- den & Co., sidewalk e, 06e, et (Iasi norm, lie' Guelph Pavement Co., sidewalks and erossimpi Ile. We recommend the acceptance of the tender of Merrier) it being the lowest. (3). That no change he made in the committee's re port at last meeting. re the putting lit of gullies. (4) Recommending that tender of W. Getout, $25 fur filling in tanks on Britannia Road and North street, be accepted The Mayor enquired what precau- tions would be taken to preveet acci- dents while the terike were being 1111 ed, and the understanding wee that a man WAS to be kept itt each tank till it Wili4 filled up, at the expense of the contractor On motion of CouticAlor Holmes and Cantelon, the Account of John Nichol. son, balatice of contract ha work cert.( tied by c Minimal' of Water and Light committee last yent, was order- ed paid. Holmes Moved. seconded by Naiftel, that bylaw No. 10 be ninended by strik- ing out the name of James Farr as 1) It. 0. ,tt. Town Hall ditesion. and sub- stituting that of E. Van Every. Councillor Martin (injected that it wait the clef k's duty. and not that of the Council, to intik e any changes necessary in deputy returning officers. The Mayor Held the Council alone had the power, as the deputies were ap- pointed by bylaw. Martin quoted curtail) sections of the statute and then ..... ved that the matter be referred to the solicitor foe his opinion; he htid been informed that the Council had no power whatever.. Councillor Knox objeetang that the motion was a double barreled one, mid that no one else lied a right to be named for the vacancy. 0( n Holmes &intended hie motion by emit- ting the name of any 011(4 fOl. vacancy, and then Mersin renewed his amendment for the solicitor's optimal% and Humber' seconded this. Then the vote requited aii follows on the itmeml• men t Nay Holmes, Canlelon. Yea -Humber, Merlin, The Mayor broke the tie by teeing nay. and the mot ion wile rnrried t he reverse vote, the Mayor again breitk- ing the tie. Holmes then moved to insert. the name of Ed. Every. Nit ft el second- ed I his, arid the vole resulted $1.4 before. the motion beiug declared carried. The bylaw to levy the ride of tett - nt len wee thee read and formally pass ed, fixing the total rate at. 2.1 'Mlle on the dollar. riic bylaw to mu chase lot 750 from W111. Complicit, agreed on by reso- lution al a preyromi meeting, wits then read, but Ceitocilimei Martin and Knox stoutly opposed the purchitse, coulee(' ing that theta WAS no gravel %vivid} speaking ot on the lot and that it WWII witst,e Of money to buy 0. councillors Humber and l'anteh while admitting they hnd voted for t he purchase before, said if there %Vali no gravel there they %Meld like to defei the matter for further enquiry, arid this WilS agi eed o, the bylew being laid over. The Council then adjourned. ANOTHER LAKE DISASTE R. Seven Lives Lost on Sunday A f t er noon. 011 Sunday aPo.rnoon, as the atente ',urge Clinten and conmorts Grimsby and Lisgar, all (.1,41 laden, SVP1t1 4011111 :Ill miles northwest of Southampton, they were relight in the blow coming from t he nnrt h, and after fighting for some time the 1•1.1111141 vessel, the Lis. .C1.1. suddenly broke rip and the hull mock ly %%lien it 10/5,./ 1.1111/11 hal I 110 Li•atite Wati sinking, the crew s I he her V11101/11/1 cid away I lie Imes holding the t 11W. /0141 they N1/1•1.1' 11111111 1 111/ 1411111). Nt hen the lines Were i'111 I he 1/1/1 keel /t1 11111111 11111 811W seine ef 1,1-vst 1.4 1•1'11W 1111 W1111 Was ell 110r par) 111 1 he t•It11 11) tw the hot hen ef the w 1, Mil I 110V 411111111001/, 111011,11, 11111. evi, tillW111:1•1, R111 W11 11111 a ..1,tol 11,1,1111, 14 1hr. (;1•,,,,.. 11V, 111111 111., of !he 1/11 101 0,4.401 1 1,11.1V hill' it filoilik, hill 110 wits 'meld,. to reit: 11 mid slink from v nfler ladding !hem gi 1/1.0. The 811 nothitar 1,1 the Litetar ctew ex cep! 111,11 1 hey %via e en the ratan, and 11.1 sill' W.14 -hipping heavy 10./1.1 and her deck cargo .it 11100p cord %yes iimv ing, made tor I lie tioneeml tin of efoge, Oslern 11, where she 111'1k rtl alum( II o.11). T11.. Grimsby, as steo, 114 1.1112 wa. ft ,•1-7, .11..er1141 fOr ttllo mid was IIIT loderich nu Monday morn ing. when t he tig Evnlyti ran out end towed her The (1 ri rushy had a tough ball le to get to Iles port. lett her erew 111(1 1 111 j1/14, She loot her deck cargo of 4 'Mil I MI Other W uninjured. , 1'he mitti pm of I lin story la t hat a 111M1 t.t/11111 gel so near 0, the Grimsby. and not far inert a steam barge. i lirortil daylight, and yet be left to di own. There can lie no doubt hut that both erp111/14 Were greatly eXcited, Mit excite inent or tie excitement. it ;remits to iis 1 h ter her measures shoo hare been taken V, 11400 1 he brave Irishman who was 111:11 1 ling W1111 1 110 WilVem 1111 lake 11 and env how, the steamer should ha% e hovered nround while !here won a chance irif saving' life. ft is t tie the WaVIssl were rolling high, a sr ifT tweeee 111/11.1 blowing, and the crews were in 5 high etete (if 77,70-ateinent. ere 1 twee [relined once% an ex, Ilse I. o steanong nr nwity (too, he spot w 11 1 18 I here 5041.14 mit, Part id 1 le' Lisgar afloat on 1 he water ? jo by many hat lite wrecked vessel %vas exceedingly old and decayed, and it is supposed that the et rain of he f \VII t...e4014, or flItsP 11 tld 0111' Att. 111 t 1IN broke het in t wo. Now that annt her %rennet ha. gone I.. the het Ione and earned WO 11 it too. woman and six n,en. the aid hordies will he stirrer" up for a few and af ter some 1111,fitillre 1/weight id' that will prevent he shipment (.1. frotght it) 11141 v. -meets, t Mo. isi Pr' 5+1 to pleo•ti lin I il unid her VI h cal 11.17 y itcrtit 11101 101,11"1. UR Of 111 Ft'stO1111, and wife, 111 en Catherine.: Mete Owen liellagher. St. ( het -lives l'af (leek h:n":1-e, 17:I" helrie"%te'lls tke'il;i17 dee IT hands from Tonowe eds. 7s,- . whose 11/111teg ors, unknown The lost .••boorier belonged to t Mitt h•oss line of Toronto. WHO PAYS F03 'alga? Once more the trial judges in, 1W. • West Huron BeCh-OarrOW elegtOrt protest have sat to lien the evi, dence of the missing witness Link - later, who, as. usual, failed ap-- pear, as did also Mr. Garrow's counsel, nor was arty word or in- timation given by the defence showing any desire to have the proceedings terminated. Mr. Dick- inson, for the petitioner, submitted affidavits showm: that Linklater is - not hiding in his own interests nor at his own expense, and from the history of the case and the proceed- ings thus far it is not difficult for the public to decide in their own minds in whose interest he is thus defying the law and the court. Mr. Garrow and his friends may think this contempt and delay is helping their cause, and will avert the judgment of the court they fear, but Mr. Hardy is not in this case supreme as the protector of the machine, and his colleague without portfolio will find that this missing link In his case is a most 'txpensive one, that will yet have to be supplied. CON l'EMPrIBLF ISR EPEE- SENTATION. 'flie following appeared as a "specididespatch" in the Globe of Monday last (Sept. ath) : riadoalch, Sept. 1. One of the chief Donee+ of discussion oti the streets dot- ing the past few days has been the All - poi at t titer) t of Mr. Jas Farr to act 11.1. deputy reit ut ning officer at the l'own Halt polling tint) ditesion on Friday. spot, 8, when the electors ;MY vbte on el bv•inw ratee he Fill111 14 $10,001) 11,t1 a 40.5.1 in the Kensington leurnitiire Company. Limited The by•law ap- pointing Farr wits provisionally paste on Juty 21 last, about two weeks after Mr. Borden had made his charges in the House of Commons and several days after the taking of evidence be - foie the Committee at Ottawa had been commenced. The important point of the whole matter in taw. a tnajorlty uf the Council which passed the by-law ie Conservative, and that out of the SIX other deputies appointed only one Is Libeled. For the salce of its readers it is to he hoped that the Glohes's "spe- cial despatches" are not generally three days old, and that they aft' not, :is in this t.isr, misrrpresenta- tionN concocted for political effect. As is v.ell krim% 11(1-e, 's 11.101.• 45 as retained in the pieliminar readIng, of 111c \ t\c('.111st' 11,L had tor some time been a deputy at numicipal elections, and the clerk WaS under the impression that the municipal 1,11. required his being Cuntintied fur the vote on this by - 1:1W . ille 1.I‘1 , 1101Vt'Ver, dors nyt so require, and the Ci)III1Ctl Vel -V properl‘ made .1 change, as %%Jill h -e seen hv the report ot their meeting last Tuesday evening. The Globe's informant has not yet reported the change another "special des- patch," and he sharp enough not to do so. Hid, it Globe thinks the party's goikl name requires that Farr get some whitewash, it can advise Mr. Hardy to appoint him as deputy in the bye -election that will he required when Him. Mr. Garrow steps down. - For some reason hest 1<nown to himself, the government ballot printer this week omits I rom the Signal ;111V referenc to the " hurt) (.15('," c. tr.ic ts from " offa IA report "4it the evidence Liken hetoir the I'm Ilcgt.‘, and Elec. non. Committee. I -HE STAR has. tht• 1). ti) he sure and puhlish tile 1.8 icienke of 1 )onalci th.it ot the g. h. p. him- self 0,1144 c‘,15 sti.ti}..r,liten the 11.111,1 hti‘illess Ill) Ill ten miniites") And th.it Ha' p.iper encper from the 1:c1c1 \• P.ipur Mills. An honest detender ot an honest cause ‘,1/4 °old piomptl‘ nii i•t this challenge, hut ‘ct. c.c hesit.its)n in saying that Hie Sr,r,11.11 4111,1 its defence can- not ht. thus i end this part et the " etre \ 1,1t thy " t•t• et1 )11 an- p.1.4c I lib `‘'') TAP \k e .418 c' 11111( 11 ,•1 tlo• .1.1cieo •.1 Vir, Cum- iniro4s,ck 1111 trien•t• to the tourtet 11 ,1111" sp:It..1' 81 111 rt.r- 700 21115 ,•t•It, .111,1 ,.7 this .171,1 Hi( el. need rtitlik 1.% hit 48 /Olt II/ tt'.I.1 11(' /011. 411 rc•vs)rt 851111 \‘.15 c‘t.ihlished h‘ the c‘. oll till, point e. 1,4.' gR Oh. t.‘ 1,1(1h 1' kl 111, 11 111t• .SII1.11 dines to rohle.11. ‘Vhilo the otliteal rt port lIl no ram. id.) r ,mtradicts 4k.hat has Art ad\ .ippea-ed in 51-4k, \%,. ..iretul peru- sal ot the otti, ersion e shall pithhsh I he I ic.Ier ich r it; 10 ictory •ii14 it • 1,11 Ttivq(biV, Jittf•t owl( tnklflff 311111 11.1V 4.11.. 41,117 Av 1.1 11O t 1/ th11 11..1/1 I 0:11111 11,1 1111100111 111V :Ind riwei 1 V11V. 101 org 31111 1,11 11 tor 1, ire 15.11 I< ill 11141111111,1 1,, till I lige 1,, la fio lie 1.;iiglisti 11I111 .‘t 4.; ailed to r he ail rert Ise aiwt of I he l• ttl,4 Enngh 1)1•IV re.l.till'/A 11 1, 111 S11.1.0). Old .41111(1. cortierrif 1 he 89 wire and Market street. 11 r. En. igh ts fix pertenced caterer, his etock has been Arrfrilly selected. and patrons may 1 ',Wert 11 11 1111 ttl date 801 Vier/. Dr VV, I: Clerk, V. S . 15 111 Toronto ttettd. rig I lie annimi meeting of the riterillii•e of' the Fairy and Fet hiletione ..... mole.% 01 which he is the rho)! man The doctor left iin 1Yreineedey, hilt. in the Queen cif v he will I. fter pointers foi he for -theme - ng eu'erth 1Veatern (Mow. A STA R reporter inters. levied mann ger ;Met emir, of the flen0ereon Bier le Co., an tr, the effect tl . formed (-ambler, will have on the. Meal • iouunan v. hot t he frctifIctran had not lung to env. except. that he 11 ght t be hig rompany would not, env- way, iej lire tho Goderich ho- t et It talon. , : • se. % •