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take In
f**10-ILD FOR, ADOPTION.. --The Childron's
Societ.y for the ColintY et 11,11r On
have a brightintant bey ot ton menthe tua for
adoption. Portioulars May be Obtained on
application to Jaime MrremetTa President,
STAR Office 160liericho
MEETINGS.
• TaliT WORIFPFULORAND ORANGE
TaldgertfOn oWest,--J. SOotWallt.
• Qiittt . OraniLleaster Wm. lee,
10.=e -u, 'Toronto, It. w aurae% elettretarY ;
elm pewit& 11. W, wand wreasurer, 234 Sea.
It....6ttvet,....Woronto. Next meeting of the R.
W. -10106i Ameji0 'Will be held inGederich, Ont.,
on the Second Weinteeda in March. 1906.
HOTELS.
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GOMOOtt 0141%1 MAY, FEBRUARY 16* %906.
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rffickeatotheeenect Mead ield IOW Bleneete
ett aleheithe ReetetWetlie. :
Sehohlere Pilette:Tuner for Om
aciatenew aeff Otherkarrived ie taw% milers
lop at 11. W. Teansortes Pretreat. WM re*
two rnompt accentios. ,Tot.
rerliape yon have 'open those latest
' Melees lie Are Peetee wheat Dropbeyie show -
Ina at hie Beata It AO% You Wtli eettaillev
De behind:the ereeeesion, unless You get le
entekhr,", They're eertertlett.
cAn Room WANTED.. -Anyone oouteMp,
lethiR going Wefit in ths slain , wish!
to share in a cox ter Me carrying ot g
ee or stock, ban boseeeMmodeted. 04 OP oa too
...tO STAR intim
TREMEN WAN'TED,-The Goderioh Fire
Brigade desire three neW members tO
vamps:lesion the eerdPanY. Men within the
flre limits desirod, WhO MuSt. be ander the age
of 32 years. Applicatione, may to, sent to Jobe.
BROPHEY. Secretary. or ne new be Von Per -
Banally at the store, West street.
OY WANTED.,'To learn the art of Print,
tog. Good mauling for a geed boy. Par.
'enters at TWA ST.idifliint____________
lispic PAY"StY.-Tvetit to six dollars
per clay -either sex-intreaaelog out
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"Now Idea"; free trainieg ;rapid advancement
opportunity sure. NICHOLS COPAN Y, Lim-
ited, Toronto. (Mention this paper.)
trt_OOD oinLETTANTED.-For getteralwork.
4,..X Apply at nron House.
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HURONHOTEL, Goderigh Otte -Thor
yr th7terellefiletrtvent Cinler 131 Ist°41141 erg;
°Moto be found anywhere. J. ORRIae
SEY, Proprietor.
T H E eVegi7XV49,
II COLBORNE HOTEL
BELL & JOHNSTON. PROPS
V• This old established hostelry will be
kept up to a high etandard of excellency. ,
WIand tho patronage of the general public, 41
a_ IS respectfully solieited.
Ili. upeCiai and personal attention will ki
,ii, be paid to every department of the k
buainens. and we htipe to merit a fair
tk BELL & JOHNSTON k
share ef the travelling public%
WO ialPariar..W.V41.4FAliretiPM* &TO fflas
Teed Arl.W.401034, 0044.tITAT0.4be
ittheral Ineettult Alcee, favorable, to
Ole Moody& HORItal, *44 for
Vrttlax evenjogi .014**t draw ou 0004
mil, and tItettt *ea not a logo gat14-
0404 at thhedlePrIted. OM OP Tileedar
(WOWS.; /NW Wee 'e oterldereiste disie
ellietien about point* connected. with%
the foetitution. but tho only hang*
Outdo Was tbato tbe: glue trustont
elected. TheYearete Judgeetto la and
He% O. A. lahien Cheek*: •
Mayor Melasomeld• Meet Teeetne
Blliette &MIAS ho.. XelOtoith and, tto
Hod ne
The W. O. Wili held st parlor
"concett teext Mot omelet, Our nate, at
the home of eles. etnewey, 'Britannia, -Road.
Good program au tefriehmente. Commencee.
at 31. Admission 16 owes. Everebede welcome.
There vrtll be social under the en-
tre' itt al&jr.g):oitartraPjl.we clioe:V°.
Rood„ on Frldey evening-, °nth:1234 There
will he a good program and releasbusents
bawled.
wje013,1 ACColittIODATION WANTED. -1t
Jleh is possible that room accommodation,
with our witimitt board. will be required for
the week of 31aroh 14th, for delegates to the R,
W. Provincial Grand Orange Lome of Ontario
West. Private oltitens who have aceornmoda.
Hon will confer a fayorircommunioating with
the chairman, Mr. A . Todd. or leaving par-
ticulars at Tng BTAII.Ci CO.
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--h, &Kum FOR SALE).-deveral useful
21,._ household articles tor -sale, such as a
challenge Heater, good tve new; Hardwood
Table. two cupboards, and Other articles. Rea-
son for telling. no room for them. Apply at
teTAR °Mee. .
"imARM FOR SAJ.E.-Being lot 22 on the
a _IV Maitland concession, Goderich Township,
112 acres of land ; there is a frame house,
kitchen and woodshed. bank barn and frame
horse stable and driving house, 50 noree seeded
in grass, four acres of fall wheat, 2 acres of
orchard, with rail and wire fence, school on
..t....he farm, church en tho opposite gide of the
Laad. Atmly on the larm or Goderich P. O.
ete. MONK, etne7 halleAR Ms.
1.--'''''.41,7B13, LU3133 tER, TO. -X. XX aud
. XXX Shingles, Cedar Posta and Plank.
A so Hernleck and Hardwood Lumber, etc„
etc. THE GODERICH LUMBER CO.,Lirnited.
etetROPERTY FOR SALE.- The deeirable
a
ownea and occuffied by Dr. Whi ly. Go
J- property on Elgin AvenuellOoderioh,
house and two-thirds of an sore of and. with
choice fruits. The house is heated by hot
water and has all modern improvements. A
bargain for e,ny son wanting first-class pro-
rty at a modem rico. Apply to or address
R. WHITELY, erich.
APERS FOR SA.L.E. - Several hundred
&copies of old newspapers for sale. Just the
wean aro housecleaning. Apply at
MEDICAL
,oursx Xupto.
Tun MINSTIVET09.-Not even stand-
ing room was expected to be available
at the Opera House last evening to wit-
nerut the first performance of the God -
erica' Minstrel Co. Every seat was
sold within a few Lours, and the Clem-
panydecided to give a second perfortn-
ance this Friday evening, when those
not,eble to hear them last night would
haye an opportunity. There is little
doubt that the "show" will be worthy
its enthusiastic patronage.
BOARD OF TRADE. - The annual
meeting of the Board of Trade will be
beld in the Town Council chamber on
Monday evening next, Feb. 13, for re-
ceiving the annual report, electing
officers and transacting general bust-
ness. Every merchant and busineee
man in the town is earnestly invited
to attend. The ennual report is ex-
pected to be of unusual interest, and
in view of the possibilities for trade
during the present year there should
be a very general response to the
board's invitation and a hearty co-
operation amongst the business men of
the town.
A GRAND Sticense.-The oyster sup-
bRhi. KMMERSON & TURNBULL
A. T. Eartiettsolv, M. D.
W. S. 'PQRNIMI,L, M. B.
j Offices 102
Offices, Hamilton St. 'Ph°11"1 Residence 101
Night calls for the firm of Dra, EmMernOn
and Turnbull will be answered either from
their office, Hamilton street, or trom Dr.
Turnbulles residence, Nelson street.
O§Orge SOPA 04
.107 ott ,40na.ny. morning, aloe 0,
inng tutiesik beteg. which ahe bad
been confined to her bed. tor ATOP tWO
iaare,, Who foetal took place ouWacb,
War and was etclueltell private
00entilde laffilefle havinsabeen poet
1,13 Mk . itiWete,, 91h2Ye61 tfitile,..a.r6t Sattoslay oyepinit twee it erg:awl:ma
Underlie and Stratferds the Wthaera . The *unto meeting wan bald' °D.:
INTISR SPORTS. I
itighlrtotnatIttodWaabotmeatE,CathiltziligIhttotanmA10:017 esalthe Wan the secretary of tbe Sebool
The Public. Libraryo
uToncmcdivithtuoortveyttorntt4mtlinet
Wog .1111,4n. in the couteets between '6119i, matan, 44:1,,,m,
the 'Winners lot districts. the (Neu of 0;,,xt bay bar Om ye01.3 1000. iwi
Only ettente hence in theSe piay oft and um
games there la no pleeing te t 0
UP.. ttart cc 141,,, Sae% ,1,41 potor allfillenteleit is a fight for ,goals from
or the North ettelet Metheribrt chiirch, ;dart to finish. Barry WOO? was
nendatithel ilerelee ea the hurtle and at *been; his i ury eit tbrageeent pone
le
the grave, and Wore. W. R. Babette Peireehtblet T aPPeert'atlee• Cahtallata
#90,,T, opocelt, geo, and 'win, Acheto, {1100 no en Otlfforing front a
ti;43$04,,D10,4wareur#0.!14 vrtm gouona wero foot, was preeente so that the ooir
of Oral* alethew in place of Harry
Change in the tearn was the preeenee
hieGane The ice was heavy, and 'at
times the puoit seemed immovable,
end it is claimed that this feature
was much against the hest players,
so wits a disadvantage to eladerieb.
The game was refereed by Mr. Mahe
of Toronto. the gentleman who rote.
reed the ganie between Gloderieh and
London, and heagain showed his im-
partiality and his ability to run a
hockey gatue. As soon as the puck
moved- it flew towards the Stratford
goal, and thnugh the visitors fought
with great vigor, it was soon driVen
into their net amid the applause of
the lookers on. It was face.d ftgain,
and again found a resting place in the
visitors' net, and for three times more
it joueneyed there again before' time
was called for the first half. the score
Wng 5 to 0 10 favor of our boys.
When the second half had been etarted
a few minutes, it wa.s seen that Strat-
ford was playing a defensive game,
evidently with the intention of -keep.
ing their opponents' score down, but
their tactics did not keep the home
team from sooting. for the second half
ended in favor of Goderich with 3 to 0,
tbus giving the game to our boys with
a score of 8 to 0. Strange to relate
the score was the SUMO last year when
the two clubs played in Goderich as
ing were the paver%
ThSetraf°ttioirt17-
winners of their districts.
Godorloh.
L.Da. naltdpolbeivoir goal Rat Rankin
IL Cootie
idwarigrgisin.
McGaw
centre A. McCallum
covI:oll,nponrint ankh'
F. Baker
McIver right wing It. Hamilton
left wing W. Engem
McDonald
London Free Press, Wednesday
"The defeat of the Stratford inter-
mediates at Goderich Monday night
did not come in the natere of a sur-
prise to the followers of the game.
The sailors are a strong septette and
particularly on their own ice. as wit-
ness their victory In Goderich over the
Woodstock team of last seasoum, team
which we have expressed our opinion
before as being superior to ahy in
the senior or intermediate series either
last season or this season. The lead of
eight goals in the filen game will be
difficult for the Stratford team ts
overtake and in all probability the
round will go to Goderich. Vehile
the Western Ontario en thtlelast s
would be pleased to see the "husky"
chaps from the lake shore return
with the silverware, it is doubtful
if they will get further than the
second round. In all probithility their
next opponents will he Berlin, and
right there they have their hands full,
meeting as they do it team perfect in
team work, a quality the Goderich
seven are totally lacking. Still it may
be that their clever individual work
and weight which has often stooh
them in good stead will carry thein oNS
into the finals, where they axe certain
to meet Peterhorn. Thefl'oronto Star
sizes up the two as follows: "Goderich
is reported to have an extremely fast
intermediate seven. They will have
to have gomething more than 'ex-
tremely fast' to put the kibosh over
Peterboro." Let us hope they can."
Einorrn Own MAE PtiehiletaWhest ‘aaCKAYS-.•Dalliel 0. fileiCe.y. our
Here lope hint from the Seaforth Ent.: ktiOwn citizen, died early Yestees
Pesitar Whiter lo not Witletelt a parallel Ire therffillg at ble reeidence, Lieboon
14 should -Olfaction, with exempL7 patience
Gtodericb ; The Collegiate Inetittitek tate:„tmfgr, cAnalltS41, 1110,1:41ti;
ana P0410 eleh.00l
struct their secre es to fOrnitilr the Ind theugh the disperse wee apparen
papees wIth, at least, suramary report* over a year since, he carried out his
of the proceedings of their mtieUngte. tangelos high constable at e'Very ses-
These institutions absorb more than 'Siteti rif the 'High Court of jutdiee and
half the revenue of the town and atill Bestdonti of the Peace held during the
three-fonrths of the ratepayers havens). year. Thelate Mr. McKay, knowing
idea of when or where the Meeting! hie tomplaInt must 'soon have a fatM
are held or how the money intriiiited terudnation, resigned. his poeition as
to them is ezipended or in what Man- Chief, at the January session of the
nee their business is transactk4, e Otiunty Council, and his departure so
are sure that a little more light fro seen after shows that he Was exnevt-
thetie Important bodies would be vert fug the last call. Although suffering
acceptable to the people. It would. in eeverely, the deceased waa able to
also, perhaps, cause the people to take be around until this week, end was up
a tnore lively intekest in the, schools. town laat week, when he visited those
JUDGE'S QIUMSNAL 0017RT.-0111 Sat- ceunty offieials whom he had known
urday j. Luker, wbo was sent up from SO teeny yeara. Ile had held the pos.
inatiornheoyf OThraliefsseirtr seemthse dweatyhoftorfathsehllastes.
Usborne some two weeks since OP a
charge of steeling a berets and buggy, The lato chief, who was born in Clod-
FL A. 11. MACKLIN, M. B.
hysician and Surgeon. Special attention to
eye, ear, nose and throat. Office and rosidenoe
Old Bank of Montreal. opposite Post Office,
!Nest street. Goderich. Telephone No. 162.
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• • PROFESSIONAL
ROY ADAMS, teacher of Piano, etc.
. Studio,t Bank of Montreallilock. cor-
ner West Streit and Sqqare.
firt W. WILLMOTT, (Honors Certifieate
Trinity College. London, Eng.) Organist
and*Choirmaster of Kuox Church, Goderloh,
teacher ot Piano. Organ, „Singing, Theory and
Harmony. Studio, at Mrs. McDonald R,
David's street, two doors west of Victoria St.
Church. 92-3 mos.
per and ball given under the auspices
we'
of the local 0,0.F. in the Oddfello
Hall on Thursday evening of last
week, was a graud success. A most
delicious supper was served from 0 to
8.30, to which those present did ample
justice. It was ahout 9.30 when the
the tables were ail cleared and the
da,ncing started, and it was kept up
unceasingly until 4.30 a. m. Among
those present were some from Port
Albert, Dungannon, Benmiller and
Bayfleld and hosts from the surround-
ing townships. The cemmittee were
kept busy during the evening attend-
ing to the comfort of their guests and
should receive the thanks of all. The
receipt totalled in the neighborhood
of $75. The besiest man during the
evening was Bro. Thos. Burrows, C.R.
This was the first affair of the kited
undertaken by the C. 0. F., and the
wish has been expressed that it may
not be the last.
Tien CARNivAL.-There was a fairly
good attendance, at the carniyal in
the West street Rink on Friday eyen-
The Officers Mid Centnelttee fey the
Pear 1.0154 are as follows t thiairman,
Jr H. Tom Secretary. II J. Naftel;
freeetwer. J. Kernighati; Boots Conn
mittee--Megsrs. Kerniglaelfie Kidd,
Strang. Tigert and Reed; Room-
Mesers. Robertson, Tigert and Stra.ne;
Finattee--Mesere, Tont. O'Connell and
the Mayor,
The folluwing accounts were orders
ed to be peed 0. J. Hexpere plumbing
and electe in light fixing% S.S.00 t town
trearairer, water ro.te, $22.t do, electric
e33.75; S. Marehall, London
Free Prate, $3; MiSS Skimmings,
News -Record, Sly George Porter, Ma-
lmo° clue on magazines' and newspa-
pers, $85,00; Signal, 1.000 readers card%
$4.50. Total, $181.14.
The Librarlan reported receipt° dur-
ing January from salt) of cards and
eatalogues and from fines of.$10.51, and
a circuit:aeon of 1821 books.
The request of Mr. Duff time his eat-
ery be 'increased to $2.5 per month re-
ceived conaiderable discussion, and
finally the salnry was fixed r.t. po per
tuonth for present yeer. 'rhe annual
report to be tient to tbe Education De.
pertinent is in pa.rt as follows :
and was detained in jail for examinee erieh, was well known in Western
don as to his mental condition, was Ontario, hie position as Chief constable
ler 1 n g I n g him in contact with
again before the court, the doctoro
who bad examined him having contr.- ail the cities and towns, and
fled that though suffering from a, In Huron his long thsidence
severe nervous disease his mentel ene and long connection with his father's
pacity was not affected. From the business, and afterwards with that of
evidence it appeared the prieoner took McKay Brothers, at the old store on
West street, made him knewn to all
away a horse and buggy, and later
left the buggy in a field a short die- at this end of the county. His stately
ta,nce frotn the owner's farm, and Walk, though he was over three score
turned the horse loose on the toad at yematreteahnddtaeyns, wsafslhniostionahlbeles,s,upantod thhies
the same point. At the end ef the 1
hearing the court allowed defendant dfleiasthhdswailhldbessgreugarinetttaendsebsy hTohsets doe!
to go on suspended sentence. The de-
fendant, who appeared to be severely ceased gentleman, who was a widower,
-R leD131 Le I : a °I fn t ' i :)t hwe ng t lot! sn,
afflicted with "filt. Vitus dance," then isefavTessrstitsrtesc: sena
left the court.
eh_ and a brother and sister in Toronto.
No. 1 Co Aent AT SUPPER. --.444,e
members of No. I Company, rd • Laid at Rest.
Huron Regiment, had an oyster sup -
On Fridarafternoon the remains of
per on Friday evening in the Iroquois; the late James Reid. whose demise
Club room, North street. There was a was noted in our last issue, were laid
good attendance and all present hearti- at rest in Maitland cemetery in the
ly enjoyed the excellent meal placed presence of many triends and acqu-
before them. Wheu the cloth wae aintances. •The service at the house
removed a very nice programme wee and at the geave was performed by
presented by the chairman, Lieut. Rey. Jas. A. A.nderson, pastor of Knox
Colonel Young, who etarted the pre- church, and the pall bearers were
ceedings by delivering an appropriate Messrs. Jas. Buchanan, sen., John
address. Among the other, numbers. Kernighan, A. Sterling, Jno. McEvoy,
were two vocal solos by G. L. Parsons, Mi. Shultz and Jno. Shaw. The metn-
a gramophone selection by Wm. Bill- hers of Mr. Reid's family deeire to ex-
ott, vocal solos by Harry Sturdy and C. press their sincere thanks to many
ft. Clair. and a stump speech by Geo. friends and neighbors for the kindness
Dunlop. The supper was the first of and sympathy shown during Mr,
be kind, and was totten ug with the Reid's Illness and at the funeral.
ART LESSONS
I am prepared to give lessons during the
winter months in Drawing, and PaintMg in
01.1 and Water Colors. Samples of the work
can be seen at Col. Young's office, and Thom -
son's Musio store.
Classes started at onde. Private lessor s $1
each. In tease 13.6 a quarter
Handsome Chess Table is now on view at
Mr. Kelly's. The top is entirely hand work, by
GEORGE HARGITT,
Cambria Road, Goderioh, (Goldthorpe's Row).
LEGAL NOTICE The above Is for sale.
APPLICATION TO PAILLIAMENT.-No-
wi be made to the Legislative Aaserubly of
tioo is hereby given that an application
the Province of Ontario, at its next session, for
an Act to enable the MeniOpseity of the Town
of Goderich to guarantee the bonds of a coin-
, rtitngrtilobwe !to rigind pea Itinortrilleasputh40Mts,de galled
veroping water power ch the Maitland River
near Goderich and tranemitting eleotric power
therefrom, in an amount not SnOre than
6150,000 In the aggregate, provided the electors
of the said town shall iirst approve of the
bylaw therefor.
-Dated at GoderIch this 6th day of Februare,
1906.
DiCIONBON 8c GAnnoW,
4 Solicitors tor Town of Goderich.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TR?OODERICH REAL EsTATE AND
NSURANCE AGENCY
Iron ems
2 1 storey brick and cement 10 roomed Dwell-
ing. Large stab ,le 6 lots, finely situated
on Key EitreeL $3000. A snap.
2 storey frame 9 roomed Dwelling, 2 Iota,
situated on South St, nearly new. $1200.
2 storey brick 8 roomed Dwelling, 4 acres,
eolith end of town, suitable for retired
farmer. Taxes very low. $250C.
2 storey brick Store. Baker's Oven and Photo -
ph Gallery. Situated on Main street,
Filth, $1500.
Lot n St, George's CreReent, Frontage 70 ft.
$1000.
9 three sere Lots, well wooded, on lake front.
2 miler) from ooderieh. Fine beach. Boot,
Hui location for sun:inter cottages. $200eaoh.
65 acres good Pasture Land, 2 tones from God -
mitt. Splendid chance for anyone wishing
to go Into dairying. $1400.
100 acre Farm, finely situated, good befitting%
fruit, good supply water. 2 miles from
town. 134600.
Two I acre Lots, near co. m. IL Station,
Money tAt Loan five por conL
CanaT Flank Commerce Building HAMLINK
1-11110 ROPERTY FOR SALE. -A mentor able
.1L- Dante dwelling on Essex St. with mod-
ern conyenieuces, stable and driving house.
A commodious frame dwelling on South and
Platte streets, with good stable.
A frame dwelling on Xcee's street.
VACANT LOTS
gn I3ruce
AUCTIONEERING
EORGE BECKETT. General Auctioneer
906 Hamilton Street Goderich, P. 0. Box
1 . Farm, farm stook, and all other sales will
receive special attention. I will buy your en-
tire stook of Household Furniture, and will pay
spot cull prices. Let me know what yen have
to soli in any line, or call and see what I can
sell you. - GEORGE BECKETT, Curionity
Shop, Goderioh.
ONTAMO UMW/An/Rai .
two, oilg,rigio. •
wee.renn..
The Speech Frecn the ThfOlei
livered Yeaterday
Spectate Tun teenearen &rens
The °Marie Lettbrieffere Wee 01)04 •
yesterday afternoon With the Wirral
asepti:olonhontiroesm,anthde tTitehrfoOnlievelewitgatie
lines the Government's proexam Per
the session.
DENTISTRY.
rl E. SALE, L. 11 S. D. D. S., McLean's
Block, Goderioh. Dr. Turnbull's old
stand.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Current wholesale prices corrected
up to noon of Thursday.)
tdea of dra.eving t e mem ere of the
Cie together, and its success was so
great as to ensure an annual supper
for No. 1 Company.
POSTAL REGULATIONS. -The Post -
office Depaxtenent publishes noLices
The interment of the remains of the
'late Thonsas Amy took place in Mait-
land cemetery lest Friday.afternoon,
the pall bearers being his four sons,
Charles, Albert, Thomas and Willinne
Rev. G. N. Hazen, M. A. pastor of
plirtarTts.
Bulanoo on hand Jug. I, 1903 $ 203 37
Legislative grant ..... .... • . . . 106 44
Town grant (175 00
Inunty grant .... .. . , ............ 15 00
Readers carda, linos, oto . 71 11
Interest on hank deposit
limit of lecture room .. .
Electric hot refund • • ....
Balance from Carnegie grant
Total
nXrENorrunteS
Rent, light and homing
Salaam) .
Books (not Batton)
Booka Motion) ..... . . . 21 08
Magazines, newapapore, oto 86 26
Ginumlithic walk „ . . . 61 33
Furniture . , 44 62
Itteuranec premluine . 29 35
Balance due tiontractor and sundries79 47
Balance on hand, Deo. 31, 12a5 .... 173 23
The galleriea were crowded while,
the floOr of the home was well ailed -
Interest was udded to the cereMony
by the Introdection of the new mem-
bers Ron. Frank Cochrane. Minieter
of L:enda and Macs, and Mr. F. J. B.
Pease. Premier Whitney was one of
Mr. Cochrane's sponsors, and bath
members received ovations as they
were introduced
Mr. Speaker and Gentleman of the Legislative
Aasenvhlr.
I take great pleasure in meeting you
again as representatives of the Pro.
vince in parliament assembled. Our ,
very earueet thauks are once ntore due
to Almighty God for the bountiful
btu -vest of the year that has paseed,
which even excels the one which called
for our gratittule last year. With Chia
harvest the market conditions have
been as sucheo maintain the prosperity
winch our ferment have enjoyed in re-
cent years. Tins has been noticeable
in the dairying industry, the output
of which has been very large. The
evidences of steadily increasing enter-
prise and actleity on the pitet of our
people, which hey° been apparent for
several years past, are to be seen on all
eides at the present time, and afford
good reason for congratulation and
thankfulness.
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fil 326 39
212 60
87 CI
the effect that all mail matter enclosed ea
ea transparent envelopes, having the grave, and there was a large number
address on the enclosure, is to be of old neighbors from Goderich town -
treated as non -transmissible by naall ship present at the obsequies.
in Canada, and the same regulation
applies to matter In envelopes having Brief Town Topics.
a transparent front portion corning
the address. Aetention is drawn to The shade trees in Godei ich should
tbe fact that the stamps used for pre- have a systametic pruning.
paying postage on post cards or unen- There were many falls on Wednes-
closed cards mailed to other countries day, the eide-walks being exceedingly
as.printed matter must be plaeed on slippery.
the front or address side. The postal The owner of a linen cuff with but -
administration of the Commonwealth ton, picked up on the street, can have
of Australia has given notice that the the same. by applying at STA.R office.
rates of postage on post -cards sent
th Street Methodist church, con-
ducted seryiee at. the hause and at the
ing. The ice was very good, which
made the occasion a pleasant one for
both skaters and lookers on, as there
were opportunities for fancy skating.
The judges were W. E. Kelly, A.
McIver and Thos. W. Nairn, and their
awards were practically unanimously
approved by those present. There.
were quite a variety.of costumes, most
of them being original, but ibe old
cavalier suits and Japanese and other
costumes that appeared annually for
the last decade failed to show up. It
is impossible to give list of the
costumes worn by the skaters, as so
few of them handed in the mune of
the character they represented.
There were about seventy-five in
character, and as, almost withput ex
ception, they were good skaters, thei
costumes showed up to advantage
The winners were Miss L. Lawson
lady's fancy, ns Little Bo Peep ; Mis
Mabel McDonald, girl's fancy, as
Indian Princess: Miss Dora Chisholm
ladies' and girl's comic, as Kaffir Girl
Geo. Yule, gent's fancy, as C. M.R.S. A
Neil McAuley, boys' fancy as Arabia
Boy; and C. 'W. Bali, genes end boy
comic. as Fat Man. The Marine Ban
was present and tzave a nice pr
gramme to the satisfaction of th
skaters.
THE NEW ELEVATOR. -The wee
ending last Saturday was a bad o
for outside work, particularly whe
mortar or cement vsere to be used,
Fall wheat, standard 10 74 to 75
Spring wheat, standard ..... 0 74 to 73
Flour, per ovrt., . 2 70 to 2 70
Flour, per cwt., family 2 25 to 2 25
19 00 to 19 00
20 00 to 20
18 00 to 1
0 34 to
0 0 to
0 73 to
0 48 to
sael St.
Moutreal St.
Britannia Road.
Cedar Street and
Duren Road.
A Farm two miles from Carlow, 200 amen ; sn-
ootier bending's, 3vater, orchard and timber
lot.
Farm in West Wawanosh. 3 miles from Au-
burn ; 200 &tree, good bundingsland water.
Fenn Cffiborne, Lake Shore, 4 1311188 from
Bran, per ton
Shorts, per ton
Screenings, per ton
Oats
Barley
Peas
Rye
Buckwheat, per bushel 0 48 to
Hay 6 50 to
Butter per ib
0 18 to
ggs, Oreeht per dozen . 0 15 to
Wood, per cord 4 00 to
Cattle, export 4 25 to
Cattle. ordinary and butchers' 3 00 to
0 05 to
00 to
7 00 to
8 73 to
0 16 to
0 14 to
7 30 to
0 70 to
0 04 to
Lamba, per lb
Sheep, fat (owt)
Hogs, weight
Hogs, dressed
Hama, per lb
n, long dear
des ,
Sheep skins
Tallow, rendered
Chickons-barnyard chloks, per lb 0 07 to
" -orate fed 0 08 to
Turkeys, per lb
Goose, por lb
netts per lb
Goderlell, 11)0 acre&
Farm Ori Mated Road, 4 miles from Goderksh,
160 aelefs.^
Fenn on Huron Rosa. one mile front Goderich.
Pot ['Other Information osprey to
hOUNG & ROBEIRTSON,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents -
124 to
0 07 to
113)
6 00 to
43
73
48
48
00
20
17
30
30
00
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•
s'
o-
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re
so
Totalb .„ ..... . . „. .11113 28
Num er of volumes purchase dur-
ing t•ettr, 144; in Library, 4827; issued,
12;214.
00
14
00
80
01
08
10
10
eet, eore quarters... 60
Beef. hind Quarters 50
Toronto Cattle and Hog Markets.
Sun Office, Tuesday Evening, Feb. 13.
Cattle prices both In Toronto and In the Old
Country are now emetically the saM0 an last
year at this time. Last year best exporters
were $5 in the middle of February anot Cana-
dian beef was selling in London at 100 to tlo
a pound and at Liverpool from Do to 114. To-
day tho aamo price prevails for best export-
ers /erectly the 1%1110 jorlee fa quoted for
Cann n beef in LiYerpool. Canadian beef
in Lon on is now a little higher than last
year. being quoted the sante as in Liverpool.
The Toronto Market hoe not changed ma-
terially thin week, although there has been a
slight reduction in prices.
Ftecelpts Iwo been much heavier than last
week, and this has been followed by a senlo-
what. weaker feeling. The beat figure obtained
for exrtere this wook waii $6, 0.0 compared
with 05 Ina wook, and there has also been
wea ening In stuff tit kuVer grade.
The Ooderich Planing Mills' Co's.
from Australia to Canada bave been
fhestory, that hed been closed a week
reduced from one and a half pence to
tor stock -taking, got steam up again
one penny each for single post cards,
and from threepence to twopence for on Wednesday.
reply post -cards, from Jan. lst. A re- The season so far has not been antis -
duction has been made on the rates of factory for dealers in sleighs and cut -
postage on parcels sent frotu Canada ters, as the sales of these vehicles have
to Dutch Guiana. The rates varies not been up to expectations.
from 38 cents for one pound to $1.80 Messrs. Carey St Hamlink have sold
for 11 'pounds. A convention has been the le story frame dwelling on Elgin
arranged between the postal adminis- avenue, belonging to tbe estate of the
trations of Canadaand Trindad for the late Mrs. Reid, to J. H. Wigintnan, of
direct exchange of parcels by parcel
post. The limit of vveight for a single Westfield, for $1500.
Mrs. Swift, Trafalgar street, met
parcel is seven pounds. Parcel mails with an accident which might have
for Trincied are made up at St. John,
N. 13. been tnore serious. In failing the lady
was severely Menace but fortunate-
INTERVIICWING TEE GOVERNMENT. ly no bones were broken.
-The delegation consisting of Warden 3 no. Beacom's wagon lost a wheel
Around The Harbor.
RObert Clark started cutting ice on
Monday, commencing in the center of
the harbor where it was about nine
inches thick,and he made a freed start.
A large quantity of long cedar posts
have arrived at the dock to be used
along the C. P. H. track, where they
will be driven, to support the track
along weich the cars will run.
The machine shop heitig erected on
Marlton's island is nearing a finish,
as far ILS tete outside is concerned, but
its fitting up will take some little
time. 'ehe machinery. however, for
its equiputeut, is already at hand, and
it is Understood that but. little time
will be lost in getting things in order.
It may be said the machine shop is
somewhat. of an experiment, under-
taken by our shipbuilder with a view
of testing the poesibilities of Ood•
erich as a location for the building of
iron yeesels,and it is unaerstood that on
the completion of the sbop, it tug to he
built of fton wir be started.
The tug being built on the island
ior the Marlton Dredging Co. is now
completely framed, and her lines 'show
hov be as pretty a. craft as any ever
built by her designer, William Merl -
tone She will have a new coni•
pound engine, now being-conetructed
by the redbrick Engine and Bicycle
Co., at their works, and her deck
house wilt be built of iron. Apparent•
ly she will be strung and speedy,
and it is expected she will be ready
for her trial trip pally in April, tut all
her machinery and fittinge are being
pumhed. ahead, and her boiler itt
already on the ground.
'rhe (lielerich Leather Co. is not
shipping large quantities these days,
though enquiries are corning In freely,
the trouble being the rise in price of
all soft. woods. To judge what We
prospects are, we may state that a
northern firer, who last fall sold vete
taln lines of betnioeir at $19 per M..
now r ef use ntly offer less th,tit $15 for
t Hattie lines, and it is said t het pine
has made even a, bigger eimp.
wood, ite yet, lets not joined in the
ittivanne, hut holders are expecting it
lo reap some benefit front the 1 'me in
softie The want. of snow, it is ceicti-
lateel, will cut down the rut and deli-
very, se aompared with last, year, by
about 50 per cent, which may enmity
account for the rime ii) mats, but that
t here ean he 1111), great rise hi harde
is donbtfill, for large Ntor kw were car•
ried over, among them being that of
the eloderi eh Harbor Mill Co., said
tally one million, live hundred thou-
sand feet.
The past year has been the most
succeesful in the hiatory of the Agri-
cultural College front the standpoint
of the number of students, the number
of farm viaitors and the amount of
work dote,. For tbe first time in its
career, the total number of students
of all classes exceeded 1,000.
The Maccioneld Institute has appar-
ently taken arm hold on the apprecia-
tion of the public, and farmers' daugh-
ters have come to its halls in numbers
that prorniee a very bright future for
the institution. You will be asked to '
provide funde for Inc:teasing teaching
facilities of the College in various de-
partatente. The pan year has shown
it largo increase over previoue years in
the number of immigrants settling in
Ontario. Preparations at e being made
to receive and settle a larger number
during the present year who will be
directed to the forms of the Province.
With increased facilities and an im-
proved system, it is confidently ex-
pected that the immigration end colon-
isation work of this Government will
reash the highest mark yet attained.
The funds approptimed axe being used
solely to omelet ln pr•ov Id i ng farm and
&innate: help.
Since the last -meeting of the Legis-
Mture. His Excelleney Earl °rev, Gov-
ernor-General of Cauada, accompanied
hy elnuntese Grciv and their estimable
fitnely, have vielted several sections
of the Prey Mae, an& the seat of gov-
ernment, has been honored hy their
presence tin two nceasions. The people
of the Province have noted with Bp tis -
Motion the great interest takea, by
Ills Excellency in all matters affecting
their welfare and happiness. The ex-
tensive experience gained by His Ex-
cellency in the various public positions
which he has occupied renders his
opinions on such questions tel, the
greatest poesible value ; while tbe --
threat manifested by the Countees in
all movements of a philanthropic and
social nature, has been s. source of
trivet satisfaction.
that no advance was mule on th
work on the new elevator, but t
zero spell did not prevent the carpe
ters from continuing their labors.
may be said, however, that the cense
work is practically gnished to th
point where thi bies on tbe south ei
start, and there is 18 feet of scaffoldi
above tbat point ready for the wo
men to build upwards. It will be
membered that the Routh side of t
etructure is partly open, that is, it h
12 pillars, but last week the f ram
for 11 smaller ones (one between e
of the others) were placed in positi
and itt the -fleet break in the weat
tbey will be filled in. The addition
these pillars will make the block lo
more oompact, though apparen
they were not needed for strength,
the twelve originally built are atm
enough to carty any weight that co
be put on them. In each of the ad
pillars there will be two iron ro
and cts there are three in each of
others there will be 48
iron eods, enough, supposing t
could be properly braced, to supp
the upper wall without the cern
One feature of the building must
be missed, that is the Iturnenee qu
thy of iron in the structure, there
ing scores of tons of ti inch sq
iron rods alrencly in the walls,
every two feet another course veil
placed, and as each rod la interioc
with the next, the whole building
be a succession of strong iron fra
that cannot be tnoved by wind or
ter. The main leg will he built I
covered) a steel strecture jnet ou
the elevatote the face of wbich vol
needle flesh with the face of the d
thus making the maebinery eas
handle and giving the lee a far gre
reach. The advanta.ges of this grea
reach will be better understood
it is temeMbered that it fs propos
bend boats Of 300,000 bushels eap
whicaa With o r average death of
ter, will ne e of greater bread
balm tha hose that now sten.
our la So far the new Hui
pt greased fairly well ; it loo
then* it will tasint all Ore, sten
MeV by enrthquakete and las
Intig the pyramids of Egypt.
linuse in now well Miyane
the briek work le conee
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The quotations for hogs today are tho same
its lot week in all cases but csse. The William
Davies Compeer quote 100 higher. Their fi-
gures today are: 16.85 delivered at country
points, $6.60 fed and watered tho Toronto
market, ena fiti.86 oft ears at Torenree Davies
day that although teceipta hay° n light
the tendency of the tnarket wilt be ownward
on tho strength of their cable advice from the
okt Country."
Park, Macke:Ten & Co.., this morning quote
select heal off cars at 16.75 and 250 off for
second rates.
Harris is paying $0.50 for, I6o. 1 hog% fed
and vratered at tete market this morning. nod
10.23 for fate and llghte,,,,,
Tho micas geoted bes Darns proValled at
the Junetion market YosteadaY.
"PUBLIC NOTICE.
leTOTIctil TO DEDT0118. –At; Dr, J. Li. Turn-
-LA may be hewing town ony day. ho
wleheli tO be publielLtnown that hia books
u rti in cigage_01 Mr. . Jane. who can 110
aeon titre °Mewl of Eramernonti& Turn-
bull. bib Meese Is damned More 611 MIAMI
to all demented than to place them at Mute) in
the bends of his legel agents. Mr. June has
been Wen tau diseretionary ran in deeding
with the adeennet, and It is that they
will botiCtittd Without amine e
Dstee Nelson Goderieh, Fe 14, 1006,
MICE TO FARMERS
Toren Evety penile guaranteed or money
tals,tesicts nee ohclowasic sock R00% of
retail *auras For IMO by W. BeRnOwa &
SON.
TO INTENDING BUILDERS
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Spackman, County Councillor McKen- while passiv along West Street on
W INS Tite ROUND,
The hockey team on Wednesday
evening played the final genie in the
second round with Stratford intertne-
diatee in that city. 13y agreement
they put up ft mainly defensive game,
and the Neon; of 5 to 4 in favor of
Stratford shows our boys sticeeeded
in their intention.and saved the round
by 12 to 5. It is conceded on ell hands
that tbe game WWI one of the
hest of the season, and though penal-
ties were intlicted they were about
evenly divided, A Stratford despatch
to the city press is evidently intended
to let the Clessic City team down eas-
ily, but a sentence or two may be
quoted here:
The canto wive cleanly oontosted, both teams
being about evenly matched, but tho visitors
had the more weight. The Oodorloh forward
lino was alightly disorganized on tho largo
sheet of leo. They showed little combine
Oen, which might be all right on a 510,01
rink, but their passing WWI miserably poor.
rho Goderich defence was heavy and hard 3,0
pass and in the latter period played close in
on goal -
The Wyandottes end Vietoria hock-
ey teams played a game of hoekey on
Wednesday night, the latter winning
by the score of (3 to 2. The Wynn-
dottes attribute their defeat to the
small and poorly lighted rink, and the
work of the referee. A feature of the
game, says one of the losing team, was
the dazzling rushes of Monkey Bill
and Punch Wells.
zie and Treasurer Dr. Holmes, inter- Monday. he wagon was loaded
viewed many of the cabinet ministers with cement bricks, and the axle
while in Toronto last week. In the broke off near the huh.
matter of the change in the constitu- The Goderich Planino Mill Com -
tion of County Councils, nothing pany's works were closed down tacit
was done, as the Premier said the cabi- week for stock taking. though quite a
net had decided on the change pro- number of the employees were finish -
posed. In the matter ofobarges made ing contracts in different parts of the
by outside High schools for pupils of town.
this county attending them, the mem- It has been discovered that the most
Act will he so amended as to prevent successful means of starting a balky
horse is to lift one of its feet and with
hers of the delegation believe that the
the matter of the poor house difficulty, shoe several titnee. This has been
a stone or eomething hard, strike the
any future trouble on this point. In
they also believe they were successful, Proven many a time and invariably
for although the minister objects has the desired effect.
to the appointment of so many in-
spectors, he was in sympathy with Quite a number of citizens have al -
their views, so that the delegation was ready their summer supply of ice
quite successful. While in Toronto stored away. The cakes are from '7 to
Dr. Holmes interviewed the Provin- 9 inches thick, clear and gelid. &me
cial Board of Health as to providing a were cut from thet rather large pond
place for patients euffering from diph- or lake near the brick yard in Gode•
rich towable
theria and other like diseasee, and the • '
doctor w es told that the proper Mr. E. Zoellner, of Sheppardton, wan
method wan to select a proper building assisting in the killing of a beef, when
and take it. The doctor also inter- the tackle became loose and struck
viewed the Attorney General on the him On the head, necessitating mail -
necessity of municipalities having the cal attention to a ruptured blood ves-
power to guarantee bonds of a cont. sel. Dr. Whitely reports; that he will
patty, when the said guarantee is sup- soon be all right again.
ported by the votes of property own- The five-year old daughter of Mr. J.
ern, without being put to the trouble Wilson, Quebec street, underwent a
and expense of a epecial Act and it Is critical operation on Wednenday. Rhe
understood the Municipal Act will be bad been suffering from pleurisy and
amended in this direction and the complications followed, requiting in
town thug saved $150, which it would empyonia. • A portion of two ribs was
otherwise have th pay. removed and the pus taken away. The
operation was performed by Drs.
Meeting Calendar. Whitely and Turnbull, and t he patient
is doing well.
Ropier meettr.g of the Town Connell this officers were elected at Clinton for
Last Tuesday evening the following
Regular meeting of Huron Chapter No.110,
IL A M., next Tuesday evening.
" *0 the. btetk in the weathr rornes,
C. P. R. Construction Notes.
No further addition hits been made
to the trestle work Started at, the end
of the south abutment of the proposed
Maitland river bridge, the %%etre of the
proper poles being apparently the
There is a rumor current that work
will he stopped on the raised track on
tiquaw leland until the bridge slums
the river nt that point. whieh If tree,
means that the steel will soon be
placed on the piers.
Men hnve been engaged for some
days rip -rapping one of the piers for
the Maitland river bridge. To rip -rap
a pier neerns to he potting a hig pile of
large heavy stones all round the hone,
to keep the CUrrent from undermining
IL, and if such is the purpose they are
making a good job of it.
fitratford Herald "Mayor Ferguson
has received on intimation thnt. the
Railway Conantinnion tine Engineer
P. A. Petertion, of the (1. 1'. ii„ will
shortly visit Htratford to go over tbe
route of the Guelph-Ooderieh line
from Linwood to Ingersoll where It
passes throogh thin eity, It in under-
stood that the mntter of roml crimelnga.
G. T. R. erosHinga. subways, Pie , will
he thoroughly gone Into by the Com-
m Melon and Mr. Peterson. It wan
thought that the Commionlon would
he here yeaterday, but they had not
arrived up to nenn today. It in
felt that thin vita in a nitre nign that
the road will be built in the npring."
The' Milverton Hun trays: "Col. Mc-
Crae, of Guelph, on behalf of the
Guelph and Ooderich Rellway Coe at-
tended the village council tneeting
Monday evening and araced for an ex•
tension of one yeer fnr the rompletion
ot the ;Tied through the munielpality,
tbe
n of the
inal rate
, 1005. It
uncil are
ueat, m-
olding the road NA croon ng Ain
street ht completed by the first of :lithe,
loon, te enable them to proceed with
the eonntruction of the cetnent aide -
walk% whir+ they purnote putting
down on both aides of the street. The
aidewalka. at present. arff In deplm
rahle condition and the coutn:R do not
think it advisable to delay the int.
provenvants any longer than titygtat'7.
(Fri ity3 evening. Jubilee Precepto No. 101 : -Sir K te.
cotnunanunithmaemethienrg gx1t1oamrdonoLyTroadveno iiring:rrownob_ JDo.hpn S; c jaarime Lets, niKvenrery:
Co.nPno"iii7W.mi
!ataxy 10. Cantelon, Regiatrar; hon. earns.
Library of tho Court Gonne, I'dontlay next at Treagurer David Barr and John Bull-
Ths regular monthly mooting of tho Baugh.
t.16. NI Commi. lice. ard, Lecturers; Albert Anderson and
Wro. Ford, Censora; J.H.Camphell and
tern of the Empire will be boid In the Law
Annual meeting of tho County Graf? Mack A. M. Todd. Std. Bearerm David Barr,
on 'Monday, roh. 20th, at °clock a. tn.
Purseivant. The county meeting will
be held at Wingham next Tuendity.
Chapter et Huron and Perth, at W nghain.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY ., The Bruce Mines Spentator env; ;
The marvellous advance In timber
Take LAXATIVE BRO?if0 Quinine prices of recent yearn in ntrikingly
Tableta. Druggists refund money if it illustrated in a deal which wan closed
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Saturday, for the tranefer of timber
berth 109 In the Georgian Bay din-
ts on each box. 25c.
trieL V, *. Gilehrist,of Alpena,Mich.,
TEE GOOLTECE STAB iS it winner Bold the timber to E, B. Pose, of
and leads in all linen. Ban oity, for $450,000. The tract emn-
tains upwards of 100,000,000 feet of
The Algoma Conservator Rapt 1- white pine. This identical tract wan
"Capt imetand has sold his eteamer in the metket three yenta ego at
'The Telegram,' wilich Will mil in $200,000, in that ehort apaeo of time
connection With the Caribou and Malls le bits afore than dente -ell in value.
hon. but will run on the eolith side of Foss, it is shad, will he able to make
the Island and make regular ealla at a bandanna profit before he tete go of
Providence Bay." the tinge% 1
You will he pioneer! to learn that
the operation of the first section of
the Temiskitteing and Northern On-
tario Railway for the past year has
been satisfactory --the income being
largely in excess of the expense of 0P -
?letting -and that the construction of
thee extension of this road hits been
proceeded with in the most energetic
manner.
The growing importance and value
of the mineral intereets of the Pro-
vince call for the most careful consid-
eration and manngement, and neces-
snry amendments to the mining law
will he submitted to you foe your con-
sideration.
Since am last session an agreement
has heen arrived at with the Domin-
ion Government for the negotation, on
equitable terms, of a treaty with the
Indians who matey large portions ot
t he province not now unrler treaty.
Among the measures to be subntit-
eel to you for your conelderation in
eddition to the nmendments of the
mining law above mentioned, will be
the bills respeeting count y councils
rempeeting the Department of Lands
and :eines ; amending and consolidat-
ing t he Liquor License Act ;
etnendlog the Volunteer Land
Orates Aet revising and amend-
ing the Railway Act, the Street
Itai I wily Act, and the Electric Hallway
Act ; amending the Agricultural and
Art F4 AO; amending anti eonnolidating
the meyeral nets relating to eompanies;
revising and amending the ace; relat-
ing to piddle vehools, and the acts re-
aperthig the Department of Educe,
t to : revere ing 3 he I' n vereity of Tor -
on to, and amending the Supplemen-
ter)." Itesumne ,%ct, ISM, providing
for t lie taxation of rallwayn
AMONO THE CliCRaHCS.
Iteyivel *freakier have been in pro-
gress in Victoria mtt eet NI et hodist
chervil for the past four weeks, under
the leadership of 3 he pastor, Itev.
IL Mahan), who luta 'been ably and
faithfully a:misted by his congrega-
tion. The mervicea have grown in
spirit Intl intereat and prover, and
there has been a gnu if ylne resin ,iise
to the earnest Invitations to aerripl
arilvation through JeAlls Christ nyitl
wake it 11110110 avoWid of in 1 1 tin,
Nearly people have primoutieed
for the new life, and the spiritual
energies tirld aspirations 111 tlic 01111
griTilt inn have been quickened as a
revolt of these apveitil wet Viet... The
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'1'heext 1,iordiunt y poseibilitiee which
meetings ewitinite tins week, and .1,11 the flit 11, tnay hove in store with
Sunday morning n'' 83 (1. t*"...1""'" referenee to eleetrie power, are still
lierViel, will lie 113.01, whill those mt,",.thig i„..,,,,..tpti attentim) on the
wishing to join the 1'011301 will he
pal I, I 1
t f . •i -1-11 ill,. Haul p,netioll men. It.
enrolitn1 and publiclv received, end is expected that ,tie report. of 1 Ile coua-
unite 111 the (.mm1111113.11 service inissioriera appointed to enquire Into
which will follow, and ret,ort upon h vdrioilic and elect' lc
'Illie gospel tempernnee meet ing last piover in the Province will be laid he -
Sumter rafternoini, addressed by lt,•8. , f•,,,,,, voi) 1,,,,for,, 33,1. 01,,,,,,,, of fb, gen_
The bylaw, an submitte
torn, called for the co pied
road two yearn from ate of
fication, namely Ma eh 11
ita underatood that, the c
willing to neeerle to thio r
„I. leant% "The Mack knight."
sion A trutem of information has
called Otit nn nticlielics ilio..0 I 4,yond 1 ipi.,, ,.„11,0,1. whi,•1, will no donee,
the posmilile repaei 1 y of t he hall. .N1 r. le, ,e greet view, a, , et. mem, en,.
Heetor's address was a clouvicterts1 10 snlerat ion of thin very important
one, full of himior 3111.1 pathos, ani
tarmac In a rg um en t for 1 he tempera nce
came. The singing, eneer ale 10,1,1e,,
,,,,,,, ,,1111,,,t i commission wAn nrp.linted to report
Shin of MT. K. 4'. ilelehel,
('011141 he wimherl for. 1,, the evening ! "t"'n e "'hen"' feu the management
building W n.t4 not lorge (mooch for
the . 'resent 0, in the rootn Ana sl end o one
Methodist. rlittrrh, slid thert.. I 00,
1 orkler Whirl) t'lle slit() l'nlyeraity is
tbe number; who florknd I hit lietpalo'1,1,•; !lir,
grents).:11:tti.Po'fijiihntel r::orrt(13131 hi I:4:i L31 rilr ee:-•
sereiren Were rondnel 041 by
VV , II. Orithato, el r. Heel or preitehing I Pvet."(1 sh"rtle•
the Nerilion front kninit :41. 7 13n \ion. Von V611 he glad to lean) that the
day evening the Tempel:anis, flail , reven IWO of I he province are largely
was again etawdrel te hoer another k in eurnsn nf the eatituates and more
temperance add roan from 1 he colined than 3:0fficient to meet the provincial
orator, and In thls 115 in the rii her expenditure during the year.
aervicen, he held t he ,looe at I en I i on ttf I The publie iverotintn will be laid Ina
h ri ie nee t o 3110 eIlli. Hall fOt 0 V,ei ?M. V, nit 03)11..1(1er:ilium at. the
it, 'not been that Mr. Dertor was
engaged t 4, 118'1111.0 1.1f4.•WhOre!
the ceoopoo mere•to nee I .eagne would
have retrained hini for Tlienthly night,
tins ws,ctirter cut hhIniti,,,,,thlii,,sset,t)v thhe,iseeurn:,•1,1,1vne,811,::).
MI „of meetinge might ha. f. no “p
penfflocriltnwityinef Itinring hini. However,
the comm.:tee. intend having him
bhneeal: hogima:n nt all eauly date. w hen an
the neeottinosdxattis.ions soffi sityl I twijohn :wipe thingto
he made to arranan for
fteen'ilal wholubehler et 14Tv.1:5:,,, (11 btol ul‘flitric.ial itiirrtiel.
ati
Mang °Unto Mira Ka turah Brown
will sing &Selo.
quest ion.
1 11 the month of (letribor last, a
Mr.liector preaelied in Victor ia. ntreet and govstmeent of the I•nivessitir of
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eatlieet moment, and the estimates
ft,i. the emning yoar will also be sub-
mit ted for your approval at an early
dat..
Mr. Thome.; Hantingn, evhooe die-
nilnnal an lirenno inepeetor for the city
of Toronto wan resented an eruel
Remote of the voile ayetem, has been
given a fat job ao lospector of public
he ings by the Ot tawa Governmen
If Thomaa wan the inoffennlve
strictly neutral ofileial which we.
Maimed. the Ot woe permit; haye mad
a en Lome, ea they never aim at
warding that kind of a Man.
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