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The Goderich Star, 1906-03-09, Page 10 " 74, !, - se • e • ilia CI IC 2 argillati011 than soy other Newspopor this section of the ,Colont$ of Huron ossosossopilsossossissoessoossoisissoosse 'sr r' • "'WNW. • *hey. cidi .... • feietffirded,:aaffekktbeelitaktielM Mtettat 411611. Sientage 44 the, • plen,;.'(5til,nr send for Mir Iittle-,1),0414,4404#0,lie Awe, . Via sOthorlx:egi us tn AleOrpt depOsits, SIT . , .sTopA,,m) LpAw COMPANY • Nolval puEzT 4-vtr $040 w: To ITORTON: MoR. liMir ROONO n cilit44N Week, somewhere . heyta Ice /muse, a. MfeChain. Finear: , twee/01W: Writ Mill end° Mur., WIll;to reW.artied ftr41011/ A 4:4 lart•• Ward Hotoll. • , -• • • •4-• tVANtt.' torlritcheamork andro' assist At Otto •Walt.' at• WWI liedfordo • Orlell.. o . , IVANTSD. - itazAttz furnished Melee tor ' spanner. Ap Y l'ofra. Smith, 044 Spa. dina Ave., Torento. . ,.., • AY WANTED. -I W111 eein the raarkee during, thiromonte for e eerceilm. or ay, Fervent. whe bave Roost ealitY shade constaeme with see little dela as poSsibie.- egantas DOES. near the Finmiture FROMM Gefiprietz. • \ w*I.ITED TO RENT.-Fiveor ten acres of well oult4valed land, suitablis for gard- ening'. enr,eloCation ahd UsrMe. Addreas E., care SOB GIP% ifallifo WANTED, -For General Ilousework, 14../I no washIng.-eApply at this office. virArhiig-i-,i&onvavidgicestz. Tax, COMInattolAt, ,FENDER CO., 10 onge treat e, Toronto,. Ont. WANTER-Apiy to Mrs. King, tor King 1fdward Hotel, oderleh. NIUE PAY siALARY.-Tato•to donate TY _per. agy—either ses,•-introduting our ',Now Idea"; freotrainitzg ; rapid:advancement eppertunity sure. NICHOLS COM-PANY, itod..Toronto. (Mention this paper.) . 0,t5oD GIRL WANTED. -For general work. Applgatliuron House. ThrOOMACOOMMODATION WANTED --It poasible that room accommodation, with our without board. will be required for the week °Lindell 1403.for delegates to the Ft- ' W. PitudnetialOmod Orange Looge of Ontario Wen. privatezeitizens who hey° accommoda- tioa ceder a favor bYcommunicatiner with the chairman Mr. A. M. Todd, or leaving par - Oculars at, Tlizo &rose office. F,ORk ifiALE OR' TO LET. nALIP FOR SALE. -Sire, Durham ; dam, kJ Jersey- Apply at STau Office. FVIINISECED Ri)031 TteltiENT.-Not very fru from the Square. Realionable rentaL Applyne T1114 STAR °Oleo. ' A RTICLES FOR SALE. -Several wieful houtufizold articles for sale, such aa a Chailenge, Heater, good ea now ; Hardweod Table., Me Sideboards, 'amoral Doom, Sofas, and otherartioles. Ronson for selling, no roorn for them. ' Apply at STAR Oahe. HINGLES, LUMBER, ETQ.-X, xx and XXX iihIngles,' Cedar Pakte. and Blank. so. Heeslock and Ilerdwood Lumber, eta, eta PRE GODFIRICH LUMBER CO.,Lirnited. ljelittAliERTY FOR SALR- The desirable JL preperty on Elgin Arcane, Goderich, -ownedanel-moupied .by Dr. _Whitely, good beam a,nd two-thirds of an acre of land. with choice Dints. The houso-ts heated by hat water and has all modern improvements. A bargain tor any person wanting firegrolaes pm. party at a moderate tale°. Apply to or addrees DR. YVHITELY, Goderieh. APERB FOR SALE. - Several hundred . colfibe of me newspapera for eale. Jose the t ng_when You are housecleaning. Apply at STAR OFFICE ' ,..rost,)0.Koric ()Awl To $'.0.11.4E11$ lee fileder0 tose Medesdale Stook FoOe, Of 1:44 ;Pre VeineCitrO.Verntittitl TO , ikTENDING skilLoeRs We belie )constanely in stock a large Repply Of Cement Bricke for sale; Call and get prices. ' THE MAMMON GEMENT BRICK Co. GODERICH kir. E. KELLY WA.TOMIAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. issUER OW NARBAAtirt LIOENSEe tiODEREITI. ONT. LEGAL NOTICE APPL1cATKON TO PARLIANLENT.-No- - tice le hereby given that an apolication be made to the LeglelatIve Assembly of. the Province of Ontario,,at its next session, for an Act toenable the Municipality of the Town of heoderich to guarantee the bonde. ef a com- pany to bo formed and known as the Maitland River Power Company, for the purpose of de- veloping water power on the Maitland River near Goderieh and transmitting electric power therefrom, in an amount not more than 315000 ia the aggregate. provided the electors of the said town shall first approve of the bYlaw therefor. Dated at Ooderich this 6th day of FebruarT, 1906. DIeltiNseN & DARROW, Solititors for Town ot Goderioh. REAL ESTATE AGENTS il0DROPERTY FOR SAL.E.-. conifer able frame dWolUng on Estiox t., with mod. ern conVenionees, stable and dr1 ng house. A commodious frame dwelling 'on South and Photon streets, with good stable. A frame dwelling on Keay's street. VACANT LOTS On Bruce K. Irsetex Sto Men trete St. Britannia Road. Ceder Street and Huron Road. A Fenn two macs from Carlow, 200 acres ; tOZIOy bpildingo, water. orchard and timber Farm in West Warvanorb. 3 miles from Au- burn ; 200 acres. good bundingsland water. Fermin Colborne, Lake Shore, 4 miles from Goderioh, 100 Retort. Parra Hayfield Road, 4 miles from Goderich, Wades. Farm milkmen Road. one relic from Goderich. Per farther hirmation aptly to OUNG & ROBERTSON. Real tato and Inenrance Agents. . GODERICH TEL. SCHOOL OODElliCH, ONT. Our small fee learns you Telegraphy. Rail- way, Express. Telegraph and Ticket Account- ing. Tho new and complete system which I have been tem:thing gives a thorough know- ledge in all book.keopine. Ladies' receive 540 und more Per mouth. A. B. MATHESON, Principal. 4MIce, G. W. Thomson & Music Store NEW iiiMeEiRTitilifdANTS • • . lbettoldery Selfr.ilodasnallrea ,y Weetteee-ehtset, Het* e Went** eitteott ffige of tirAIFOFF1.04 A00411flikifillikAleete,Y.WWN6.'4 V.ttalaUlite4elteelektging0,1Weriol. 1 WWI& 46.eatelekneelemi7eneeft;' Heir feeselee4ttele, leteenWeed•otteretote Hieseyteletefer LeffieePeleeleetel4,-.4....te Pretateel'alit leemeebeetrriiift:Telibee fit 40,11101044A*01.10401.4-.4,11. Arer..AgOnt Ciedoriek itsatI4ifate Agene$,,,,Osrek!,8i I Special** ,fer Thle.WOck..,41WAieitaree 4 SpringtigtotlitittO joyeeWere• Oefuleeeeet lill010111ntleae411W) Weetherelkes • . ot 1 " UYesittbt'llastelaFellesePeef,Ft'Seffirkele„. New MillinerW.A.10,540 0 yeueteg goter41-4.13, rtearkles...,...s PPPOahrTlitenderil Lone. C amplon PkolOS itipeeta neticelro4. 11. ........... • nig Selo teigWire Fence (special nee - tkeeleel• wide§ .. Furnished Ilettse Ilreeted-Mri. Smithi '*itekatt Girls W6eted Voilfetdo Neel Wit0 Felieetiewelro Norawaro,, a calf For We -Star 00400.. . -Ur EPHEMIA MoLENNAN'S LINIMENT Ali For external UM only. is a positive cure for spinal disease, hip disease. inflammatory rheumatism, lame back, lumbago; Pore throat. weak and sore lungs, bruises, sprains, stiff Joints, rapture and az kindred diseases. It Nes also been found a cure for throat affection horses. None gelatine without having the trade mark on labels and wrappers and E. A, McLennane Linitnent, Goderieb, Ont., stamped on wax seal on each, bottle. Manufactured only by BurnENIA McLarreetr, Sole Paten - 20e gga proprieuess. Goderich. Ont. • MEETINGS. efatIGIIT WORSHIPFUL GRAND ORANGE Jab Lodge ofOnterio Virest--J,11sSeott, Walk- erton. lege Rs W. Grand Mager -, WIT1. Lee, Ohengeleffie Toronto, R. W. Grand Secretion, ; John HOWIE% R. W. Grand Treamwer, 234 nea- ten Aram, Toronto. Next meeting of the R. eirend Lodge wet beholden Galore:it, Ont., on tee ftecend wedneeday Iti muroh. 1006. AUCTIONEERING Tudor& for Pulpwood Concession sielleNDEfte win be received by the under- signed up to and including 11ffifie EIGHTEENTH DAY 0# APRIL 'NEXT SPECIAL Nome. Naives under tele beedlig non•advertita , ere win be ()bargee 40 cents a running line in nonpareil typo. 10 Linea to tee hull; to yearly contract advortleers° vibes° advertising aee nana in. the Oaten Aattuo. 6 omits ro line; to those who make a yearn? cearaet udder tide heading. and do ao_t otherwise adveetise, 8 ciente One. Local Notices. Taube & Son use the new eleetrie urehalmometromope in making all examine- tit:meat the Bruise Hotel on Wednesday. Theesday end FridaY, March 14,15 end Nth. J. B. Hawkine reports heavy sales of Pogo Wire Fence. Coiled Spring Wiro and Fencing Material Ho keepa a full lino of Hardware. end his orb:104re always right. The social under the auspices of Knox church Y. P, )6, C. E., annottacO4 te be held In the Lecture Room on the 9tis Met., has been postponed to the 16411 Ind., at 8 o'clook. Admission ten cents. Gentlemen who are bald or have tbin hair shoulacall on Prot. Doremveed, Hotel Bedford, Cioderieh, on Thursday, March 22nd ees.ed see his wonderfuldovicos in Toupees and Wigs worn on over 75.000 heads. Explan- ations and demonstrations tree. Prtvateeparte meets at hotel. Don't fail te eeo his now in- vention. patented all ever the world. Remember the date of Taub° & Son's visit to Gnderich, and if , your eyes bother yoa in any way make it a point to consult them, at BNB* Hotel on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Mac* 14, 15. and 16111. We didn't win the hockey trophy this season, but 12lodench still has tho champ- ionship for Artistic Photo work. and will retain it against all comers. /3gornicv will "show you the goods ' any time you call. New ideas every week. J. W. Weatheraldaftill sells Doctor Greene's Improved Sarsaparilla, three bottles tor only *ea, 1 have also secured the agency for the Vinlex" and " Eldredge Sowing Machines, either of which are guaranteed to gtVe 9atisfaalon. Call and see them at my store, next door to Proudfoot, Hays Blair a law °Mee, the Square. Ooderteh. 2t -e. o, w. Headaches are the result of eye strain; proper fitting glosses Will give perma nent relief. If you aro troubled that way con suit Taube & Son at the British Hotel, God erioh, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday March, 11, 15 and 16th. OODERICH 014 (WAY, MARCH 9,, 1906, A 111111.14 arTiliati, War lie .fidaria*.$4,104 edisuisit. ',tee Vta* appointed .hy Clime* )4(la laterial 4,01ioeiation TOrOato, Alooday hot, to reek* any aifOrta n the removal tho QuVer* went • of reatrietiolue tiger; +Melte falifiiirs, It .W*0 fait:Oat *hen, 'the sporting_ -eleraelit ittetailitt eentVet elelesbeetlf0 SRO OftelA intrieftilettee0 that the tricilleY of Ote. people Ith WOO nireWliiiraliCelil WOK IleKiee a Purpose not contemplated in the efaaffilliellMent flealaitee 'tor the right to cut pulpwood on certahi areas ztributary to the Montreal River, In tho District .oef Nipissing, the Nepigon Biter. in the District ..e41 Thunder Bay, the Rainy Lake, the Wahl - Avon River and the Lake of the Woods,' all in the Districhof Haley Raver, Tendelfers should nittate the amount tea ere etcetera ta-trair- . aa bonne in addition to such dues as may be' fixed from time to time for the•rIght to operate 41. pulp 00 pulp and paper industry on the areas referred to. Successful tenderer» will he re. •quired area on the territories and to manufacture the wood pulp in tV,`,2Province of 'Ontario. Parties making tenders will be required to eleposit with their tender a marked Cheque, payable to the Treasurer of Ontario, for ten per; scent. of the amount of their tender, to be for- . felted in event of their not entering into lifglregr rirb414 ct:Vot?irltotc19t=titytte....pLV. 0 le DKUILETT, Gen ral Auctioneer i Hamilton etreet 0 Mich. P.O. Box OM etoek, and al other Wee win receive al intention., I 1,0 11 buy your en. Wei gee otxtruseledd Ferndale, and win pay root eAsopriees. Lebmclknew what youebave GO 114)11 in arty line, at cal end estiewhat .1 mu sell you. -- (MORON ECKEPr, Onelositv Shop, Otslerleh. ..............-......................................................-...... Vor particulars as to deecription of territory, -capital required to be invested, eta., apply to • the undereigned. HON. F. COCHRANE, Minister of Lands and Mines, Toronto, Ont. DeNTiviruv. C• ittic. 4ed 116. D. 'D. S., Mclean's .811SA" Let Dr, 'rnrnbun's old stand) HOTEL& TIE HOTKL, OoderIch Ont. -Thee ftor tkebtlialegnsin Moneinen_11 t'r ranel_lb stgrprogeng anywhere. ee. edOltelita teriiiiwArtwilata 40 -Az of COMIINE HOTEL °Itk ' . kit. St dflitflarrerat ofteeta .. *1, .10! .404,14,...........,...................e.:“.............., 011 ' ' tiitt Old ektAibiltit ' hotter v will ht. healthy** web efendatdoteSeellegry, 'ffitallte prettiest() bf the genteel 101the istespettrintakronetted* 61)ffiera Inlil ttet4011 ill* ilitild., 16 tv nt department et the 4 einem:ea weiterae to Matte* oar ,. /sweetest naTtiltearttat.. g LL tti, JOH:N8T014 it Ailie,AtimeAr,o,r4t.4* '' ---,,..-- --- ----,.,-,.=,.... PROFESSIONAL _ • - .A.ROY ADAMS, teacher of Pjan etc. . Stedleo.t Bank of Montreal Bio:k. cor- •ner West Str e and Square. Iry W. wiLLMOTT. (Honors certificate J.. Trinity College, London, Eng.) Organiet and Choirmaster of Kuox Chereh, Goderieb, teacher ef Piano, organ, Singing, Theory and Harmony. Studio, at Mrs. McDonald s, St. David's street, two doom west of Victoria St. Church. 92-3 rooe. RT LESSONS am prepared to give lessons dfirtng tho winter months in Drawing, and Painting in Oil and Water Colors. Samples of the work *an be seen at Col. Young'e office, and Thom - eon's Musk) store. Classes started at once. Private melons el. oach. In 0499 $5 a quarter Handsome Chess Table ie now on view at IVir. Tho ton is entirely band work, by GEORGR HARGITT, Cambria Road, Goderich, (Ooldthorpee Row). The above is for Rale. This PO SifittthoWiL To= .)3411.cs. fO4 Tkig TROPHY. Patifthaisa tke intermR41,0 • te QtaniplenahiP lOt 0404114 . . Willoluten.ing of last week our lo011mekey teiselliti*Ve teterbOttfil 14 that 'city ill WO the Simla Int , • the intertnedlateelaiunt4eaship, Whin halt time wa* called the *core we* one each", and the nevi* bore tionight, the hoPea of nog citizen* to a high Pitch*. onlir, °waver. to• debited. to *MOO ifon nutWg0T1,-4•Teikarik .the other eXtreme by the Renee ehaelhtt ldesere„ Uplwaini Batt, of ()Linton* and Id to ..ii in favor of the "liftrionitera, *To4n. SPOAToorg of Varna. each Wany raaft6115) Were feltell for tide un. ship a ear of heavy diatight fg:filciVentr%,111:,*totreort°11re_Llieer(?gt her804 to the weal, the former'• going -reo, on0,4,50. cieon won? reeling that *Soya bed -done well to get in. tco filiala a large Mitnher 1.0vellf of the strenuous snort Met them gt the Station on their return liatordaii oidtai ind reteived them with music,•cheer. to Virden, gam, and thelatter to `Wit.. wanesa. They are Oath eVertiltuf of good horses, Ana have been aneeess, tol breeders, so their eeieetione_piar be depended on ge ali being pen *Me 7138416- MOO of the** unlialiela ere eeffe istorod stock, and altOuld Wake, 14114* rnliMnaonwdledangne°Yert g oartPletegira deepgeleargeddid able additions to the breedieg of the ork. far West. We hope the gantlet:Mut Way Meet With the success they de- The Peterhoro team arrived at 1.20 serve. on Tuesday for the return and dual THE 0., P. R. -"Not a pick irk,Iteard gtlykri"rizth Wereancl eestheillry nicrtitilubdle neuvPenegbekn: along the track," is the way a dany fore they oot on the ice, The house visityor to Macdermott's bank PO it VIA a• r000rd _one, notwithstanding tne eximission me was doubled, and yesterday! when viewing that_part of the ematen„ lookaod s,„rm peter. tile scene beforehim called the (J.P. lt, acme is unexplainable, for the past. I — threortr ;Ids jar a large nember of o ning towns and out traek. To one not in the secrettthtf. rien"gcriaeri a tge colantry, The game started off week. was a grand one for oat -door well, Goderich snoring in less than work, plenty of men were available a half a minute, and when the first half for the work Ana the necessitiffil Oa ended it was 4 to o In foyer a our the ease and'the time limit -called for action, yet nevertheless, the oulY ed, brought the peciternent up to heys. a score w-bleh, 68 'may be expect - Moving things on, or over, the work% fe/er heat. But during the seeond thatehould be a moving panorama of hh f the visitors took a new grip and men, Were a number of crows, managed to more four goals to the WRY NoT ?-0n the enggestion iff lobate only one. making the game a Mr. J. H. Worse% wlio will attend win for 0oderich, 5 to 4, but leayiug our boys 6 goals behind on the round, the annual meeting of the Grand ana tho wleeing the trophy foe the Council of Canadian Home (-enrolee in Uttsterners. The game was noticeable Toronto next week, inatatiOne hare for the many sensational rushes, and been prepared on behalf of the Town la described by experts as probably Council and -Board of Trade to hold the fleetest game seen in Western On - the annual seeelon of 1907 Goderiat. tate° this season. The visitors are There is no reason why this should not certainly a swift lot of skaters, aud be accepted. The Council numbers be- several of their men are es clever as tween SOO and 400 people, but the re- could be wished for In such it strenu- spoose made to the request for otts game, but their reputation for a accomodation for the Grand 'Orange tendency to roughness is certainly not Lodge, which meets here next week, undeseryed. Cavanaugh, their right assures plenty Of accommodation for wing, seemed inclined to rough it either body. Friend Worsell ehould whenever an opportunity arose, but be successful in his invitation. the sharp eye of fteferee Muir quickly TJ. S. CONSULATES TO CLOSE.- detected him and he was sent to dec- orate the penalty box sometimes for Washington despatch of March 8rd periods of two nunutes. Graham also said: The House Commieteeon Foreign started a mix-up with Wiggins, by Affairs decided to make a faverable striking him over the lege with his report c'in the bill framed by Secretary stick, for which Wiggins immediately of State Root for the reoeganizatiou handed back a souvenir. of the Consular service peactically as The penalties, although not numer- it passed the Senate, hut these twelve ous, were mostly for slaehing and Canadian Consulates are aholiehed by tripping, for whicla the visitors wore the House committee Ontario ---Am- the chief offenders. herstburg, Brockville, Chatham, Gode- Referee Muir was prompt to detect rich, Guelph, London, Peterleoro, any attempt at untair playing and Stratford, Wallaceburg, St. Thomas. handed gut penalties to the offenders Quebec--Stanclbridge and Greenville. with juetice. Offsides were numerous In connection with the above it may and hard to detect through the close he mentioned that a bill to re -organize checking of both sides. It is general - this consular service in Ontario and ly conceded that W. W. Muir is One of Quebec has been passed tend will be the the squarest and most impartial ref. la.w of the land when signed by Abe erees in title business. There were no ePresident, anti that a bill or amend= accidents to mar tbe game, but- the ment has been passed by the lower *peed of the first half was too much house and sent to the upper, befoee for Morgan, of the Peterboros, who which it has to come. The bill for reor- retired just before the finish of the ganizetion gives considerable power to half. the secretary, forl t apparently contains On the Goderlah forward line M e- nOell imitations, therefore it may mean Ivor and McDonald on the wings were the closing up of a score of Consulates, In fine form and made many brilliant or it may mean a few changes but no rushes. Wiggins and McGaw in centre closing of Consulates. The action of ice also played an exceptionally good the upper house on the amendment game, and had the ice been faster passed by Oongrees will likely guide would have shown seine excellent the action of the Department, and combination work. McIver in goal should it be buried by the Senate, was a favorite and cleared nicely. there will likely be little disturbance Canapbell at point put up his steady in the Ontario and Quebec branches of game and relieved withlgoodjudgment. the Consular service. The reason Carr Harris retained bis reputation in assigned for the disturbance of Consu- end-tob-eonrodior.tiates and broke up any lac agencies, is that the government is atteinpt at team Giolrk by the visitors. Darer not receiving from them sufficient Peter Point Wert* (5l. money to pay their running expenses. Waeson Mover Cover Rover Carr Herne Campbell AMONG THE CHURCHES. ferowley Witt:wort H. M eClaw The annual service in Knox Church Morgan Left wing Centre MWeDlogialuSdm satiate Right wing A. Idelvor for sailors and fishermen will. be held Cavanagh Reteree-W. W. Muir, Toronto next Sunday evening. Penalty Timokeeper-Charien Wolf*. Stmt. - Twenty -two new members were re- reg. „ _ r, „, H. Humber; ceived into full communion at the pre- pc toTaroe:P1,74%7"ggtar paratory service in Knox Church, last Goal Umpires -W. J. Thompson, Mitchell: Friday evening -twelve on profession A. Filieppard, Clinton. of their faith, and ten by certificate While regretting title failure of our from other churches. boys to land tbe trophy, it is fair to of se. say that they have played hockey for Tint Women's Auxiliary George's met in the school room on the honor of the game, that our sevens never contained a professional player Mondlay afternoon and started the -resident, and that except un - Lenten sewing session, and the Girls' or n non dor the most trying ciremnstances, Auxileary met in the evening and when they had to meet extreme rowdy commenced their Lenten work. The Auxiliaries will meet every Monday playing, they played a gentlemanly game. lt must be remembered also during Lent. that the team was late in organizing The handsome new North street Me- through some trouble about the rink, thodist church will be dedicated to and that during the season when the worship of God on Sunday, March practice should have been the order of 18th. Rev. A. Carman, D. DI Gene- tbe day, members were confined to ral Superintendent of the Methodist their hontes through accidents or the church, will preach morning and even- free nee of their opponents' sticks. To ing, and the Rev. Joseph Philp. D. D„ et into the final Is always an honor. President. of the London Conference, gut to get into it under the trial++ and will preach in the afternoon at o'- difficulties faced by our boys makes it clock. On Monday evening there a special honor, l'or which they de- w ill be a grand sapper and entertain- serve the thanks of all lovers of the men t, at which excellent musical ta- exciting game. lent will take part. The opening see. vices will be continued on the follow- neranmEDIATie meconn. Yaw. Winner. Winner op. Poore. ing Sunday, March 250. when Rev. Wilson Al A chairman of the MOM Frontooac 3 A SUDDEN DEATI1.-On Friday even- ing Thomas Lowe, while sitting at table for the evening meal, fell from hie chair, and before medical aid ar- rived passed away. The deceased lived with his brother-in-law, E. R, Wati3on, Neleon stree and +ad been unable to leave the house for some months, as he was severely afflicted _with paralysis. He came to his rela- tives here about a year ago, suffering; from the inflictiom but the attack was such a severe one that recovery was impossible. The deceased gentleman belonged to the Woodmen of the World, and his remaens were taken to London by the early train on Monday, to be interred in the faultily plot in that city, by mentbers of the society. Mr. Watson accompanied the remains to London. GI T. R. To Bump CHAIN OF Ho - MEDICAL Dies. KMMERSON TURNBULL. A. T. EMMILIRSON, M. D. W. 8. Teitninna.., M. B. Offices, Hamilton Pt. ' Residence 121 'Pho mei °file" 1°2 Night °Mhz tor the firm of Drs. Emmerson and Turnbull win be answered either from their office, Hamilton street, or from Dr. Turnbull's residence. Neleon street. 1)11. A. II. mACKL1N, M. rs. letyetelan and surgeon. Special attention to oye, oar, 0060 and throat. Ofiles and reeidence OM Bank of Montreal. opposite Post Office. woo Goderieh. Telephone No. 162. _ GOBERICH MARKETS. wheat has not changed in this market ranee rear but, though in the same period in chime es there was a fall of ten •donts. Oats ate 4111 dropping and Apparently the end is not ga 111 be shipped tom trove they have been° bouvvght at Mee week's rluotations Batter and eggs aro uncbanged tn price. soul the latter aro now plentifuL Outside raar- Iwzrows lower. vni Son ehtpped Logo bughole of enteet to Clinton on Wedneeday. .3. F. Andrews will ship hogs today, inetead eeettalonday. Cermet wholesale erre* corrected esp to fuent of 2'hursdawl soralliogl°74664740111?taittatirirlatiard:' .. :1°0 77 44 ttO 7785 2 70 to 2 70 Mein'. leer -cwt., patent... game, per owt, family ..., 2 25 to 25 Than pet ton ..... Screen ngs, per ten Oete arta eas fackwneet, per 0 48 tb 0 48 ID 00 WI OD 20 00 to 20 00 IS 00 to, IS 00 0 to 0 al 0 13 It 4.1 6 73 to 0 73 0 48 10 0 43 Hero* per lb. ...050tt 700 0 18 20 ifreeb) Tildstin VriA 0 14 tO 0 Id 4 mu) gi carried out On a syStern whic (Mould ME FENIAN INVASION OF '66a STIRRINQ SCENES NACTOD OODERICH 40 V eAR$ A(10. tlow the Citizen Soldiery PrepAred to Defend the Old Town. During the Fenian invatteon of '60 probably at Do plane in gaugdo, did the gutter -trent become. more intense then at the town or Goderich. there being* various reasons for this state affairs, as It was fully looked upon the Government authorities at Ottaw that it would most likely be ()elected as an objective point by the Fenian or- ganize.tion and their friends as a most advantageous locality for their depre- dations. Therefore, in view of this expected danger, it wasdecided to have a heard - ion of volunteer militia. domposed of artillery, rifles land infantry, quartered in the town. 'Added to this torce was the British musboat Cherub, recently arrived from England with fifty bluejackets on TEL8.-The London Advertiser gives the following which should have an application to Goderich and be of in- terest to the people of this town: "The new hotel to he built by the Grand Trunk ab London will be the first link in a chain of hotels which will provide accommodation for that Company's passengers tviaereeer a Grand Trunk locomotive pokes ite nose. It is said to be the intention of the Company to lead its competitors a merry whirl, andit will begin by providing the finest hostelries everywhere for the accom- modation of its patrons. Thus the com- pany hopes to get in the good books of the traveling public,and also to ingra- tiate itself with the different impor- tant munielpalities with which it has connection." IN 'THE DAYS OF 136. -in this issue of Tate STAR we give our readers a graphic and very interesting account of scenes in Goderich 40 years ago, when the whole country was ex- pecting the invasion of our shores by the Fenian hordes who then were planning their mad raid into Caniule, as a means of venting their hatred against Great Britain. Mr. Wright, the author, who has several times given to the puldie interesting remin- iscences of days gone by, has made this recital so vivid and realistic that it deserves a place in the historic an- nals of the county town, and we have no doubt there are hundreds of thorse who now read it who will cut it out and Melt away that it may be read by them again and again as the events Of those brave days of old are recalled. Extra copies of THE STAR are avail- able to all who wish. THE MEETING NEXT WEEK.- Pre- parations are practically completed for the meeting of R. W. Grand Orange Lodge delegates next week, and the general reports from outside points is•to the effeet that there will be a most representative attendance. The hotels will be able to accommo- date ZO people. while priyate citizens have already agreed to take over ion, and it bi expected this will run to at least 150,making a total of 400, no that, It is tertnin ample accomModation will be provided. The first delegates' will ar- tier) orrTuesday on the 11 a. m. and 1.20 p. m. trains, and the big contin• gent on the falowing trains up to 1.2o p.m. Wednecday. Several reception committees, with a central office to which to reporit, have been appointed, so that the work of billetin svill he .101MOI the Men objected to it on that score, for the henith and happiness of the donor wag guletly but sincerely ex - reseed in a final benediotion hetet.° roppiny off to sleep. DIGGING RIME PITS, The Sunday. following these events' the " reveille' eounded all 0013C the town for the men to fall in. at the gen- mueeerleg place on the Square. Front heee they were 'marched down West street and halted In front of the °aurae, buildinge Arms were piled, and in their Owes picks, grades and shovels were distributed; and the men eet to work digging a trench from the top of Harbor bill to the lighthouse; bang sunk between two and three feet deep, with the addition of the earth thrown out it made an excellent cover for the use of the rifles. At the conclusion of this duty, three sentry poste were establiehed in Meet - thesis which commanded ftn uninter- rupted view of the lake. The first of these formed the guard room in the building known in those tines as Hands' Bakery ; tho seeoud at the corner of " The Rookery," the then residence of the late D. H. Lizers, and the third at the Lighthouse point near where the Russian gun is now mounted. During the night the sentries at these posts wove ordered to signal each other by veiling out every_ hour, fs Number one, all's well," "Number two, all's well," " Number three, Mrs well," the object being to keep each other in touch as to what was going on, besides the assuranee that as long as they kept ehouting out in this man- ner waa sufliffient evidence that they were all wide awake and attending to their ditties. attle.ordlnori ...... Sig oe Dach , delegate will be presented with rove satisfactory and sneceneful. Caine: smart . egia wel2t Plaiete. IA Wort I dratted 0 to) 0 fle 3 00 te 3 50 If 1 ta °A lb. nom, efe:iii:::: .... . . ifit° ° " RI 0 14 R110113 Oltina , ......... 1/ it rig 313 "vtht.±AlVirt chiam"" 3g to 3 0 14 pet lh 0741 ttf; l*k.,y„, Per Pat perlb 0 00 ti3 411 oat*, tere plotters— 4,00 to 6 se Deo. MIA etienteta.•..*, ............. U. 6 so TO Mgt A eAt.to oNa DAV . Tako tAXATrttig MOO Titbletos Dititilitu.sionalintYhty HO, tO en% Grillfe** tihrhathth ;mew, ' .. 601 o • handeellne gold leaf scerlet badge With pendant, on which is a splendid nhoto et the Court Rouse and Park, With the worde: "Colort Hence, (+A- erial, the healthieet and prettleat town in Canada." (en Wedneeday •oreelling there will he a public meeting in the Opera House "for tbe purpone of Weans *rig the lofty principles of m, and laying before the pubile the broad alms of (Avalon." ft in expected ad. lledelive,red by the Grand of Ontario West and &Web tit Past Orallut Masters, the officers of the Grand Lodge, ors. Beats will be reserved for there will be no adniission ' • .* Orange genet the I deerni A .... . -..,-, \ , ,..1,y asper , . Windsor District and a Meitner pastor, will preach mooning and evening. In the afternoon at theee o'clock there will be interesting services in connec- tion with the Sunday School, at which Rev. W. E. Kerr, of Clinton, and Rev. .1. C. Reid, of Nile, will «peak. AUCTION SALES MONDAY, March init.-Auction sale of farm stock at lot 20, con. 6, West Wawanoeh, property of Geo. Sreven. 10nri PUIWIS, Auctioneer. Fatonev, IViarch eoth.-Auction sale of pure bred registered short horns and grade cattle, con. z, Goderich tp. JOS. COitatELL, proprietor. T. GUNDRY, auc- tioneer. MONDAY, March teth.--Auction sale of farm stock and implements, con, 6, Goderlch tp., x mile from Porter's Hill. GEO. COX, proprietor. GUMMY, nude ioneer. TUESDAY, March aoth,-Mr. John Has- ty will aell by public auction at the pre ledges, pt. Lot re, con. 3, West Wawa - nosh, a so-ncre farm, form eldelt and implements. Tnolues GUNDILV, Auc- tioneer. Wenteennev, March Stet. Mar- garet Malloy will gen by public auction a eceacre farm, farm dock, impletnents and household furniture. Everything must be disposed of,aa family are moving to the Northwest. When 'Mahe & firm examine your you got the benefit ot over SA yeart? rtonee. and that collets for a great dod. At the British Hotel, Nvedneralay. Thumday and Priday, March 14. IS and 10111. An exchange aays: "Borne adverti- sers are Ilke -invalids who waft until one foot is in the grave, then consult a doctor and demand (natant cure fol. years of folly. TB(' tittle to inavertise a business is when it is `TrtItict antf tte. tivo. when it's a efts* of "root hog or die." The time to quit tultrettleing when you want to gait business." alla Lletovrell Waterloo Frontenao Netional 1 London Belleville 1901 SL Oeorge's Port HON, 1003 Peterboro Oalt 1902 Paris Marlboros .fiXill Stratford 1ff Mined 1905 Via. Harbor Berlin ISN Peterboro Goderich vi..latoweli won on lArater1oon dIdanal CORPORAL J. J. WRIGHT. From a photo taken lo Sarnia in 1300. hoard, under the command of Captain Huntly, R. N., and several other otlie. era ; two big Armstrong gune and the newt! cotnplement of rifles, cettleases, etc., for the men, comprising her equipment. There was also a provinciaLgunboat, natned the Prinee Alfred, manned by men from the flag ship Aurora lying at Quebec, which was kept constantly crulaIng, mencipally between Sarnia and Windsor, with headquarters at Goderich. 4 10 4 2 3- I 141 1; (7 13 It 9 s 04 ideation. Inspection* and bet dropped in tel. *look, at the ola‘ town. On receiving thiS satiafactory sold intereetirell . Rows eurantOrl , 0 efts tege bete, and hastened aneer130. the dock,to maim* social call on the g.cnthemen heard" It Is almost needles* to eay they Vforft most cordially received, bar the Odin* guished party and met with that. gaol erous hospitality Oat A,„ Melees* at* so justly celeprated tOr the, World ov in the oven fig they were exhort* ea to au important dinner by If or Ross and:the officers lot the' garriagna the utmost harmony prevalliogi ralle7 kind words being Mutual)). exlv * For quite a thee the whele bed been kept in a high state a 4/Xe ()Reorient and alarm. but whenjt he. came generally known that 11T was only G friendly visit of a party of American gentlemen on a Mission ot peace, the feeling of unrest abated and matters resumed their normal conditions. Serious as the whole thing looked, and in foot really was, It had a most. Ludicrous aide to which came to ligOhnt labtoerrtrd011,the General Dix was a most witty cortvspondent of a ()hie cage paper, who in writing up Cho visit to Goderich, stated eencetetat ether interesting things that some time be- fore they reached the harbor tney could observe apparently an unttsual state of commotion in existence, men In uniform, both mounted and on foot, could be seen galloping and running about hither and thither in a great state of excitement, while vigilant sentries trtunped to and fro on their accuetotned beats. Much con- jecture was expressed by all on board at this peculiar state of affairs, won- dering what could have called forth such an appearance of warlike condi- tions, which of course could not be ex- plained until the boat reached the dock, A 11t11310ROTR4 coRIREsPORDENT. In concludIug his vivid description of all bel saw and more than he really heard, he went on to say that "ors the gang plank being, thrown out 'Gene Ross, In command of the force stationed In the town, stepped for- ward to shake hands with Gen. Shoe• man, rental king at the same time, in the most earnest manner, ' General Sherman, I am under lasting obliga- tions to you, sir, for not firing a salute when you entered the harbor ; for had you done so the whole of my command would have immediately taken to the woToldiem.p"aper containing this most ex- t raodinary mad amusing statement wee forwarded to the Writer of this narrate the by (mine unknown person. it might have been the correspondent himself for all I know to the contrary. HOwever, his remarkpecion got abroad and were generally Illscussed at the street corners and other popular meet-, I ng places, only one opinion being exe pressed, that the party who wrote that letter was a remarkable clever fellow, and it was acknowledged to be a most interesting joke,, An amusing incident oecurred ono night after nine o'clock, whieh 01418 the limited hour foranyone remaining out without being subject to military lew. Long after this hour had elapsed .0. well known Dublin harriater at- tempted to pees by the guard house without conforming to the established rule, and when the vigilant sentry gave the regulation challenge of "Who goes there ?" ho refused to give the necessary answer entitling him to pass on. consequently the• call waa given, " Guard turn out i" when much to his surprise and digust-he was surrouuded and marched in to durance, vile, using all the time expressions which were anything tnst c.omplimentary to the militia in general antrilie articles of war in pet Helder, which permitted a gentleman to be treated in auch an outrageous Milliner. HoWe vete there he was, and in spite of his protests was compelled to remain till the morning, until good-netured "Battey' the officer of tho day, was most graciously pleas- ed to allow hint his liberty. coNSTERNATIoN IN TUE TOWN. Drilling and parading by the land force was steadily kept. up day by day, while sentries were stationed at night at prominent points of oDserv- ation. What with manual exetelee ettrly in the [limning. battalion movements front 10 to 12, and company drill in the afternoon, the men soon becturet`tolee- ably familiar with ft taddietee thither, touch as the use of the rifle, bayonet ex• ercise and how to march properl y, coupled with sti ict, military discip- line made them a fairly effective force. 1M roRTA NT mum ()PTA w At the tirne the Fenian* wore cross- ing En. Fort Erie, on the memorable second of June, the eommanding of- fieer, Malor A. M. Ftoss, received a telegram from Ottawa. vvhile the men were engaged in their evolutions on the Court House Square. The battalion was at once brought to a halt, the men Htanding to attention, while the important dispatch was communicated to them. From IL it Wits learned that the canonry was al- ready invaded and war actually going on. The Major, in a few serious and patriotic words, addressed all present on the gravity of the situation, cau- tioning them not to stray far away from their quarters, as it wiui impos- sible to say how 90011 they might be called to the front for artive Hervice. The affair at Fort. Brio having long become a mittter of history, renders it quite unnecessary to refer to it here tit any length. The Fenians were driven bark I,y united force of regulars and militia, but not until a number of gallant, young Canadians had offered up 1 bel r liven as It sacrifice to I heir (se' nt ry. Several days after this Incident Nfajor Ross received a tiecond despatch informinpr him that a suspicious look- ing vessel, supposed to have several hundred armed men on hoard, had left Chiang° with the intention of landing at or In the vicinity of Gede. rich, and (meeting alm to keep his men well in hand both by (lay and night. Thin was indeed serious 110W9, rim it really looked that in plaee pt./y.141d the battalion had now a 11109 - pert ahead (if t looked for active service. This evening the Tecumseh() and the Yosemitee will contest for the cham- pionship_of the Town Hockey League in the West street rink. The pretty trophy cup la on exhibition at Hum- betes, and the game in likely to he the beet local event of the season. Ad- mission 10e for ladles and 150 for gentlemen. Tieronto, March 7. -The personnel of theAll-Star teatne has practically been decided upon, the position of rentre fer the easternera end of point for t he westerners still remaining to be filled. Gross, of Berlin, WM unable to play owing to a broken rib. The teams will line-up an follows : WRI1T. RAM Tyner goat A rdt point ilamber Epee munda eee, cover point Hynes rover Bloomfield _Gould mar rtEttwalga rudpath Vale, Whitoroft, Charlton and Our - Harris are amongat the likely ones tor the unfilled positiona. Peterlkoro, hfareh - There wan great jubilation in Peterboro when the final result of the hoekey game In Goderich became known, and the en- thusiasm tneW no bounds'. There vine great cheering. ringing of bona and other mertifestatIons of delight. The boys. on their return fonight, will be tendered a moroster welcome by the citizens. A fast and exciting game of hockey wag Idayed lo the West street rink last Friday evening, when the Terum- seh* defeated the 011aton joniers in an ethibltion game by 11 to 1. Why not hMe Gederich represented In the Jun - 10t. 0. 11. A. next year 1 1 MIONA144 Al.M11. Previous to being dismissed from parade it was arranged that given hignitIn would he made in raising an alarm in rase any suspicious eir- cumstanees should ()emir. Theee con- sisted of firing the big Rtissian gun. which had been placed oe t he extreme point of whet le now the Harbor Park, and the ringing of the town tlre hell. After thia warning from Ot move. extra preenntione worn taken to guard against stirprines both by land and J. J. WRIGHT, water, a heavy (table retain 0,39 stretch. As Anon as possi hie elajor Roo) called Pres. Vete, Aesociation. ed acrone the mouth of the harbor, for a sergeant's guard. Instructing while email heats with part lee of them logo down to t VP.R01 anti in- Oiclerich, Mareh Oth, 1000. armed men were engaged patrolling vete Igaie the charaeter and the 'object of her miesion. I t goon Wi111,111, 4aying Not many days after these prepara- tions had been made anti juat at the din• nor hour, the whole town was thrown Into consternation by the violent ring- ing of the fire hell, followed et once by the loud report of the big gun at Fort Ross. The sentries 00 duty along the bank of the lake had sighted a sueplcious looking steamer about four elites up the coast, opposite to where the Point Farm ie located, and heading for Uoderich. At the old Huron Hotel, situated on 0 I ngston street , here were billeted about. thirty torn, it also being the headquarters of most a the offic- ers. Of course, at this plitee great ex- citement prevailed, every man jump- ing from the table to reach him rifle and pouch of ball cartridges, and rush- ed out helter-skelter, knocking over everything' which impeded his progress to reach the street, and then etarting off on the double bound for the rifie pit. The streets were so crowded with ex- cited people that it hecatne gulte diffi- cult in making progress, while the ac- tions of many of them enlf better be imagined than described. In due time the paper reached the Major himself, white by no means look- ed upon it in that light. He was not built that, • way ; probably the rade from which he sprang had something to do with thin little peculiariby, for he ,took the matter very seriously and at once wrote to Uen. Ord at Detroit, calling his attention to the article and requesting his vetsion of the (Mahe In reply Oen. Ord 'stated that to the best of his knocvfedge no such convereation teas place, and regretting very much that the Incident should have caused him any annoyance. On reaching the top of the bank overlooking the lake the suspicious looking vessel was plainly in sight, having eome much dinner &nee the alarm was first, given, and 04 the very blackest of smoke was issuing from her funnel, it wan only too evident 9110 WILH indeed a stranger, as all the coasting steamers at that lime Wero still burning wood, rind not yet toeing reqiiired for fuel. Small an this inci- dent WILS, however. it added to her stispleious appearance, The men distributed themseives in seal positions its enabled them the more readily to watch closely the movements of the vessel, while a num- ber of them, without milers, com- ineticed loading their rillee. A SERIOUS TIME. I t Was M1W 0 most anxious and critical time, 01.9 the at earner gradually approached the piers, and when once In the harbor t he deck appeared crowded with people, and as she toweled the wharf quite a number of thr men kept constantly pointing t heir 101nled rifles at, her, expecting every instant that something was going h) hapjoen which would determine what action the 'office' s would Mice, 01.9 no one Po0T11 ed to know just what shouhl be /IOW., A A COINCIDENCE. After several years had elapsed since the above took plaee, Gen. Sherman, accompanied by his Aide, Col. Bacon, arrived from Washington and became gueste at my house, the Point Farm. (letting an inkling of their intended visit, the whole house co-operated with me in giving the distinguished soldier a. fitting reception. A9 I possessed an historic brass can- non, formerly used on board the neall boat City of Chatham, plying between the. town and Detroit, and borrowing the Stars and Stripes from the Arneri- lean Consul In town, it and the British Ensign wire suspended together from the balcony over the main entrance to the house. On his arrival it was found that - quite a number of the American guests had met the General before. while 501110 very pretty children were the sons and daughters of his old com- rades, several interesting Kenos tak- ing place as he raised them in his amnia to embrace them, Watehing my opportunity to find him dinengaged, I requested a few minutes conversation with him, whine he cheerfully granted me. I n t rod ucing in y son Tom, we vit over to the hank of the lake, and In one of the etinanner Nelsen, qu by ourselves, I related to hint o whole of the Fenian episode which had ()retired during his vialt to ()Medal several years previous+, in which he tyro a very prominent figure, but of which he had never heard of. The General lietened with great ea- ten' ion to) the whole of the interesting 'dory, and when it came to the corres- pondent's stri k I na. narrative it brought from hint peals of laughter, which for 901110 time he emild not suppress. In proffering nue his thenks for the enter- tainment 1 had afforded him, he re- marked, 41t1 soldier as he was, it cer- minty would be remembered aN ono of the hest jek en he bad ever listened to, the circumstances being 90 A0110014 and plenging recollection of this looking na well as visit would he kept green in Ins mem- At tide stage of t proeoeili ng4 he ory for many years to eOnle, minda of the men were undergoing 0 t110641, neVere strnin, for had a, solitary rifle been discharged,eit het bv serident or otherwise. he II t ing might have he- roine generali while no, olooutot if %cook( hare been returned lov the oleo 0P11 betted the 1411111 ham r. planntions rotolll have heen made, w hen it In Mae to say misit gra VP 001150- (111,.11CPP W011151 surely !Hive followed. ()rent relief wne experieneed, however. when the shin glided quietly op to t he dock and, Go :wing n. tette overturned, Wits noon itiado fast to her moorings. In conclusion, pel mit ate to say, this mosso ire of important, and I truet in- termit ing ineldento, is written as tny vont, I MI thin In relebra t ing the fortieth anniversary of "The Vail to Arms" during the troublesome times of the Fenian Invasion, and further as a re- minder to the few remaining comrades 1 have left, of the rapid flight`of time, end alto to acknowledge the many pleasing associations 070 had together. added to ot deep sense of gratitude t he t I am spared to record them. both river and lake. - The battalion was also ordered for hnw PvEnTn'n° "'""""u'll 'or" Ow Pr"- addit i.. Meal matter on pagen 4, eeedings looked anxiously for the set- 5 and g• duty both+y day and ntribt at night the nature of his report heeame known of the old Uanada Compan over• Born. genii t'e retnrit. and it was only when hivonaekirg on the bean Hid green& that the 1110T1 became thorou hl y looking loke Huron and t e Malt - I ieved of their anxiety. land river. No tenta were cerved nut to the men to sleet) in. neither did ogs. SligntlIAN AND ST‘Gli' 1401,51), they desire them, all being perfectly The etearner proved to be the Amer - satisfied in otretell themeelveo out On wan revenee cutter Demirel Dix, with the ernes, with their rifler) and sixty It noomber of very prominent naval and military officers on board. Melo& Ing fh•noral Shorntati, Conintander•in Chief of t he 1'1/1441 Sitttimq Army; Oen. Old* of the Ordinance Department, stationed at Detroit. and a niimlier 4)f 4), here ; 11120 about fifty uniformed men helongin to the nrival SorYleo, rounds of hall cartridge beside them and the (tarry heaven() for their nolo, fjbAeir thin late date, in common jute lee to a departed rind !poet populav Court House offIcial. I must not no te mention bin generonity turn ing the men every night Witil ft .ict t heir arms an aceontrementa hanging pall of new milk, containing a diehi ea' in racks giving her the appearance of veeariyillissuopzit.oraiftlathe:min:ttiwith:rit:re6;14 hardly have been either teatMear,n vulva) from the upper lakes, whore A 'prettier nhip of war. The party were hey tr been engaged in re tour of 00 iv. In Ocslerleb. on Friday, March fled, to sir 'And Mrs. Arthur C. Yule, a tun. Died. reeteetow • in motor -lett, on Faraday, MOO eh. MM. Mary A. drrrararm, relict or rno owe 111. ttreetfon. In hor Catli veer. For an Imperired Appetite. 1..mn of appetite alitVar tremits from faulty digestion. Ail that is needed is a few &eve of ellettaberlaWil Steele aeh and Liver Tableto. The$i vitznrate tite stomach* strengthen Met digestion and giyo vou apPatitef iiko a wolf. Theso tablets On _Mb 04 ofitio era by 441110 ' !On, A tgetilIllieftilaia! .