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We ',ain't* plettietl. to rectilie the. *content .4 cOrporations, Oro*,
''•atul,indirlibisis.' We give prtitnet.'SirVieg, good fiellititte
fiftd iff*111;Itt4 $01 Oeuslatent with safe
'4'114 5000-rysttivo, 1).40,4px,
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oi or wilie for gee littiebetaltlet:eetitied t‘pome Cardinal retiatal
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The Oin?011ettlent• alltheriXeens tia'acceptAlopesIte,
opgiocu iDoofcgt--,POR. NORta STR.BET
,$QUA ,- L. liORTON, mot.
(Int
outelarlaief Yet Sotentlet.
eitiotsve Arno y applying, at
tie. N'ft4Dast Street, '
'Tgo
NV"4-14T 0.--GOliftort.Aitoban,
at coakAag.. okr,f4.9.
Otkiet1013., ' •
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rtnneter., APitir kttl,19It t14440".
a:0# Jay,. TerOntit. ' • - ' •
littiNr13.41.411
d titatiOatle frit_the;Parelaltite' et
katalerst ae4noris - aqua. Should
timatrtit tfeaVdtb '.118 '660 ati
1.1iS BaTa641.011,V the Rtieetutee tleterye.
o ono,: ;. , • ,
liittrANXEDI 111-11_3ENTIFirs ()TAM peres of
eat. •kIrti, Adogareatidi teStria. lAgli•tisegat
care sou °Inca ' • ,
littitPegitiehrx
ripefa ott,remyrieto..eoreencrtewore.
Nee APP Y at RUM) Roma.
PQR SALE OR TO LET.
qn MOD BUlLIIING LOT. part of the Toms
estop, fronting on Rest St., ore of the
00'1110I-Siu0„.00Prich. Apply to owner, ee
L. Senereome, emit street tf
CiALE EPR 13A1411). -Sire. Barham ; dam,
IL/ Jersey. Apply at SZ4rt 01110e.
RENTt•nrcIr 080 'or three yeara, Mr.
J.- Samuel 51eMath'srarin, Lot 10, Con. 4,
nodetiew conteinine 80 scree, Apply to
Tito& Olneney. or to 'Wm. MoMern.
VURNISORD ROOM TOIINT.'-ilot vez.
A.pply at l'ait BtAit 00100.
tar from tho Square. tenable rent
A RTICLES FOR SALE, -Several useful
Ack., honsehold articles ler sale, such as a
Challenge- Batter, good its new 1 Hardwood
Table, two Siiteboards, several Deere. Sofas,
and other articles, Reason tor selling, no room
tor them. Apply at Start .
AlIiINGIES, LUMBER, ItTC.-E, XX and
XXX Shipgles„ Cedar Pests and Plank.
e fletidook and_Horiltvood Lumber, ete.,
eta 'THE 00DaRlpH Lyrae.= CO,,Limited.
.
• patOttEBTY FOR SALL= 'Fite desirable
PreiffirtY OP lagin Avenue, -Goderich,
owned and oconpied tiy Dr, Whitely. Good
house and two -thirds -of an acre of land, 'with
°hole° fruits. The hewn, is heated by hot
water and hae niodern imithertiments. A
hrirgain tor ene person wanting first-class, pre -
ter 4'10J2traiSroitreii.APP12 tO Or sitlfte
. . ,
11131mitPlat8' POD. RAM 13everal hundred
coplos of old nowepagers for sale. Juet the
glistgicro h0118001ORRIRK. Apply at
LEOAL Noricp
PPLICATION TO. PAULIAMENT.-No-
Me 1N hereby given that .cni application
bo made to the Legisiative Alesemeiy ot
the Province et Oritarto,at itspoit session, for
ad Act toenablo the Munteipedite of the Town
of Goderieh t/0 guarantee tho bonds of a com-
pany tabeformed and known oath° Maitland
River rower Compeer'. for the eurpose of de-
veloping water power on the Iklaitland River
nearkloderich-and transmittiog eleetrio power
therefrom, in arl amOUnt not mete than
5160,000 the tiggreotp. provided the electors
ot the said town Shall flea approve of tno
bylaw 'therefor.
Bated Goilerieh this 6th day of February,
10XL •
Iliereareoe es °Ammer,
solicitors for Towa of Goderieh.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
PRPPERTY Fon SALE. -A Ctomfor able
frame derelling on Essex St., with Mod-
ena conveniences, stable and driving house.
A commodious frame dwelling on South and
Pletam streets, with,good stable.
A frame dwelling on Eetty's etreet
• VACANT LOTS
On Bruce St.
Essex St.
Mcmtroal St.
Britannia Road.
• Cedtw Street and
Huron Road.
A Farm Liu:tittles from Carlow, 200 acres ; su-
perior but:Ultima. water, orchard and timber
Jet. '
In West Witwanosh. 3 Miles from An-
bu ; 200 acres, good buildingeland water.
Fermin Colborne, lake Shore, 4 miles bum
Goderieh, 100 acres.
Fannon Bayileld Road, 4 miles from Goderieh.
80 acres.
Farm on Ilneon Bond. ono mile from Goderich.
- For further information apply to
YotING 8c coiteTtTSON,
noel Petite and Insurance Agenta.
AupioNgggiNG
GEOME.BECKETT. General ,AnctIoneer
HaMilton4reet Gederien, r. O. Box
183, ,Fitrin, ferias and,an other selea
feceivaspogirl often ion. will buy Ow en-
theistock orMetteehold Furniture, Mid 1,111 pny
east cash Prices. • Let Me/move what /AP btao
to eon in aniline, 0_0031 and .pee what ean
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m eb. OliETT, Visrlealtr
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'DENTISTRY.
(-3 F.38ALE,A... D. S. D. D. S.. Meloanb
• DiCadtv tioderich. pr. Turnhnire ola
stand. ,
P.?0TIGL
4,vousra.
.41110,,ce4Unt4 agalnlitqlte. °date Of the late
,Jannts priest°, eine attepunta 'WW1* th9
/tate laust,'he settled 'hefOre 100. 00Xt.
claims, Which Isere ;not:bees reeeivea
ttisneatillhe eoxiiMisees end enyeacceunte
tattatastate ant then peat, will „rim handed
0 Mitt fee 18010CHOO.
Fir,orritung.
gxectItOr, West se
,;t•ri
4.000)K.
er* BrlicY4Br 4ultite
,on• wegewaar, 44141 ,at Sham,
API. _oil, a 1.40t aten._,_ e_ _ erns ip,
total deer ineste roue old.
1444aZdri iiiitbOr0e, 6 years
2 healiTarrmitliti_Celte. rising I year old. -
Iowa in be One about time ot sale
testitereeisy yeareold, In good order,
gage. thin 2 yore rid,
7 ideltere. vs years old.
2 Steers, r 1 year old.
I breed Seft%
8 store Pigs,
la Pigs, 2 meatne old.
,,,i3Verrtiting advertised must he disposed of
us'ulle PO/1)13'SW has'rented the farm. Terms :
Wawa mouths' credit' on furnishing aPpreved.,
Joint mites, A eiscount of per cont. StralitUt
allorleater caste Benexerea WItutiN, Proprid-
ler 1T/10e. atiNIMTtAuetioneer.
*TICE TO PARMERS
Se feeders use tIlydesdalepdelt Food. of
Toronto, Every pound guaran or money
eeteinded., try IL For gale by .Runitows &
Son,
TO INTENDING BUILDERS
We have constantly in stock a large
mmply of Cement Bricks for sale.
C.all and get prices.
THE GODERICH CEMENT BRICK Co.
GODEPICH
,W. E. KELLY
WATCIIMARER, JEWELLER
• AND OPTICIAN.
WIER oF MARRIAGE iloENSFE
GODERI013. I • -
GODERICH TEL. SCHOOL
OGDEN/CH, ONT.
NOW ,A1WgRTISIMUNTS.
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PR*. te Inlet -Wee MeetMla .S....e1
feteete„_ __fleet eleetlettalueenes It Wooten e
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Hawn itookt and Whim isnaciatnetiont,
',Ptak W. Thetutten X
ttt.tgto Peetheinneeesi.
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Wellitieor itecelie 11940i...wide -re. OA
fieptuitaumbo, are :Reid (.6);t0Pial notleolc-
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.$01".S0t1SFV110reitiO3''''11.137344:;:fai7e.,,,
• Netice Accounts...I,
Xi5leiVieretale4ielith a
nearer 8
Sertipil and 14010 Tereri-,-Stalt-
... . 1
• Our 10011 Sal0S---W, MeElita
.1lefere Deettle-c, sg, too_ . „ 8
Yard, 'Wk13),Pritits-gedgenti nros, 8
Chei Building x,ot-r Stohleker 1
, '
Ottrumrill fee learns you Telegraphy, Rail -
"way, Expecte, Telegraph and Ticket Aeconnt-
ing. The now and complete systent which I
have been teaching gives a thorough know-
ledge itt all book-keeping. Ladies' receive MO
-and more per Month.
A. X. MATHESON, Principal,
'Office. G. W. Thomson & Son's Music Store
Traders fur Pulpwood Concession
Nonac,) imam, thts heading to nonatilvertis-
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
erteaul be percale° cage a running line bl
naltpariel,tr.00.121fueS tO the bah ; to Yearly
coittact aavotilsers whose advertising 11P-
peittil"bi, the mac issue, cents a Ono ;
Dern Who make a yearly. ce Mutat under tele
'meet*, land tlo not ottiornise advertise:8
cede &line
Lool NotIceit.
7iVe cannot afford to sell Wdll Paper
'at coat and pay tor advertising it, This 18
yourlast notice; 'Aron want a few of thp ear-
fleins got to now. Koos &
.The Meek Diattiond Renew glees, a
ose shave withont disooratert. rough0416-
t skip, trritation orlosa armee. Sole ten er
luto guarantee. J. R. /lawkins, the /lard -
ware M
Tomorrow will be St. Patrick'a Doti
tho glorious 1th of Ireland. Now for epilog!
and with It t newest rendes ana antait
fecal in Artie o Photo. Brephey getd these
all as soon as they aro rivellable. CMI and see..
'AS next were will be red letter week
for the good friends of North Street Methodist
Church, we would like to help you to aderathe
interior et your beautiful edidco by supplying
wYoirloitvig !Iranrge'l Buts18ott,,t.Biree:Arr.1
Thomson & Son, Papules duffle Store.
Ladies Look Younger. -Which is the
desire of one and all. Take the trouble of visit-
ing Prof. Domini -end% private rooms at Hotel
Bedford, ,Goderieh. on Thursday. March 22nd
and seo the many beautiful inventions in Styles
of Bunten Hair Coverings, Wigs, ' Bangs,
Switches, eta. and inspect hk new patent area
tune
3, W. Weatherald still sells Doctor
Greene's Improved Sarsaparilla, three botthys
for only $1.80. I have also sneurod the agency
foe the " Vindox" and " Eldredge " Sewing
Machine., either of which aro guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Call and see them at my
store. neat Oder to Proudfoot. Hays &
law oflIce, theSquare, Goderich. 2t -e. o. w.
A hot supper will he served in the
Lecture Room ot the now North street Metho-
dist church on Monday evening. March 19th,
from, 0 to 8 o'elobk. An mamma programme
%ditto given after supper in the auditorium
of the church, consisting of vocal and instru.
mental music and addresses. The Rev,,,Joseph
Pimp, President of the Conference. and Rev.
)3,1L Manning, chairman of Goderich District,
will give adthusses. Several local aninleers
will else' be prevents Miss ARNIM% H. M.
Carson, C. Li. Humber, T. Egoner, II. N.
Merritt and A. Sutherland will give solos and
tho choir of the churl% will render choruses.
C. Pennington will give a cornet sole. Admis-
sion to supper and concert, 60 cents ; children
12 years end under, 26oente.
ritENDERS will be received by the under.
1 tripled up to and including
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT
for the right to cut pulpwood on ceitain areas
tributary to the Montreal River, in the District
of Emig:sing, the Nepigon River, in the District
ot Thunder Bay, the Rainy taka the Wabl-
goon }Over and tb.e Late of the Woods, all in
the District of Rainy Tenaorera should
'ettato the amount they aro prepared to pay
tot boarte in addition to such dues de may be
Axed erom time tatime for the right to opemte
o Pull). or puip.and•paper Weeny on the mean
referred to. Successful tundorors Wilt be re-
quired memo milts on the territories and to
manui acture the wood pulp in the Province of
Ontari
Parties+ making tenders will be required to
depoillt with their tender a marked Cheque,
Parable abate Trersurer ot Ontario, for ton per
cent, of the amount of their tender. to be for-
feited in . event of thqir not entering into
mats to carry out conditions, etc. Tbe
ffirealtut or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For partioulars tes to description of territory,
capital required to be invested, ote, apply to
the undetsI;ted.
$Mi. P. COPITE4NE.
Minisber of Land,' and Minos, Toronto, Ont..
BOTEI.S.
EH WWI:0TM GoderiehOnt.---Thor 1
ongideredttedind modernised. A IMMO
orthe traveller eta Danner. Best dollar a, dale
arise to belated AnyWhere. N. J. MOR
EY, Proprietor.
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'b tflabid estitistiehed hognare win be 4
kerattritoft high titandardottinelleney.
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and thsfnatMlunreet tbe genteel public
1.. ill , fillir no cited,
ei. Sail,s4p. Oa *motel attention
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Night relief* ihe /tint of Dasilants
arid 'auttnattt witt,,,ha *savored tither
their tooter, Atinsinatt _fittest& ,ov vont
Tarntralra rimideneth Natant strew.
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eye.oarvt and rett Cetfaldreitidtairet
sea Beek of Hee 000010 Pent flelcee
wasteuest, OtfiiteriCh4 t eteolloalt NANO&
gown gawks.
A BAD 13PSICT.-On Tuesday after-
noon Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Giscbler and
Miss Mohring. all of Benmiller. were
driving to town in a buggy, and when
near the 0. T. R. overhead beidge a
train on the track underneath fright-
ened the horse, which with a start
tried to turn round. Mr. Gischler
jumped out and tried to grasp the
anitnare head, but the horse got away
and knocked him down, and the buggy
passed over him, and the quick turn
by the animal threw the ladies out
with great force. Mr. Gischler was
badly injured about the face, his nose
being broken, and it is thought this
was caused bys a buggy wheel passing
over his face. Mrs. Gischier yeas badly
shaken up and is still in a tserious
condition, though it is thought she
received no internal injury, Miss
Yfohring received a severe cut over the
eye, vshich required five stitabes, and
although the cut may leave a scar, it
is hoped the eye's sight will not be
affected by the wound. The injured
are at the residence of Mr. Biehop,
Brock street, and their many friends
in Colborne and our citizens generally
will hope all may soon be fully reco-
vered from tbeir painful experience.
OBITIIARY.-The Marshalltown, Ia.,
papers of Feb. 24 contain notices of the
death of an uncle of our townsman, Dr.
W. F. Clark. The Times -Republican
said: David D. Clark, a reeident of
this city for thirty years or niore, and
at one time in business here, died at
the Center House at 7:80 Friday night
of paralysis, with which he has been
suffering for about a year. Mr. Clark
came here inane years ago, and at one
time was engaged in the meat buse
nese in company with the late Oscar
Blaney. Daring more recent years he
had been a cattle buyer Fle was 70
years of age, and a native of Canada.
He was the youngest son of David
Clark, and a nephew of Sir James
Clark, who for many years, was phy-
olden to Her Majesty, the late Queen
Victoria. Mr. Clark wag a widower.
and is survived by one brother, W. S.
Clark, of Goderich, Ont., who 'MIS
heme at 'the time of hie deaeh. The
burial will be in Riverside, beside the
body of the deceased's wife, the
Masonic fraternity of Oh; city being
in charge. Rev. C. W. McCord will
conduct the prayer service. The D.C.
Wilber undertaking parlors, where
the body' has been taken, will be open
to friends from 8:20 to 4 Sunday after-
noon.
TED COUNTY' COUNCILS Anr.-The
Government hill to change the forma,
CIODERICH MARKETS.
.All osecalo have been at a stand still the past
week. and at present) the signs of a rise are not
In view.
Cattle for export seem firmer, bUt there has
been no definite rise, though a few leolated of-
fers above oUr quotatione have been made for
futUre deliVerY•
Bogs have been bought at our quotations for
deltvort on MondaY•
Efgn Aro down, hither:is unehanged, and
penmen so scarce that it cannOt be correctly
quoted.
.1. F. Audrey's will altly tattle on Saturday
and hogs on Monday, both goina to 'reroute
W. Butroige Itz got thipped Mat week 8.000
Minimiser data to Tillsonburg and 1,000 bushele
of wheatte Clinton.
eitrrerd Wholesale prices corrected
up to soot of Thursday.)
Fall wheat, itatidatd g0 74 to 75
g wheat, standard-. ...... 0 74 to: 75
our, per , &leg. „ 2 70 to 2 'to
01,1r. per , 2 25 to 2 25
Bran, per ten 00 to 10 00
Shorts, per ton . 20 00 to 20
18 00 to 18
aerometers, per ton
Oats 0 el to 0 i
Barley a 0 to 0 43
Peas 0 73 to 0 73
LOckwhritto Per intsitel
ye .. . 0 03 to 0 48
0 48 to 0 48
a 40 to 7 00
0 18 th 0 20
▪ itre'pest 1/?Por down ....... 0 14 to 0 15
... 4 tX) to 5 50
et le, P6exrpocr„ 4 23 to 4 60
Cattle, ordinary and butchers' $ ao to 4 00
0 0,5 to 0 51
Laelbs. per lir
nem rat es 8 00 to 3 60
0 OD tO 0 CO
Bogs, dresSed 8 75 to 9 00
Hams, ner lb.. . .... . ...... 0 la to 0 111
thlOhlt 014 to 0 14
es .. ..... ......... 7 50 to 8 010
Sheep ^0 70 to 0 .1
iakens,-bern chicits,pronh 0 to )2
rmiorlt„.. „el to iot
0 td 10
Tooker*, per
Geese per 3 digr°
Bete dreamless. . o 210
a 4 to 50
Dne4 pert ..
neer. ISM 600t0 060
Cattle and Bogs at Toronto.
The WeeIcli# flab. TtleAday
Exporters am trittee lattice Ms week,
notee ireinestuentati. an $41 at the Junction
yesterday. vow, however. was an extreme
pride. the bulk eelling telletete the mese SI
it306ft %lug aura Wan 43.75 Metal
FLOr pftkodlitte tatteberitut esttlett.som
gefoiedtritz/V.041*.30"6"1114110.6 tilliftedr fittisteiret111
tostis,seree otanteson 11303 te Sega, Dfr eoWe
Wow& losetnatte,sett amuse stuff 1$2
112 at •
'Hat ttinrkettalttpresebt In a soutewhitt
liar ‘'wndltiort. ean_it dtfactut to tett
Mortinea isestutiadd, Peeing* my
4-1tri atitth,1 *begtrikriteIrthwkitmeitgatb4tire°
Ione at etiowe tee toe ice enotett et In
bett% Y Wide B tht and anodise AG,
Iodated ,Preks Ittlibiat Under thew trrenav
ataeree pokers are natatine totter ta,
down Mom sea Miran as bare seceree
a rtmai_extrer.ant as Okt Mowry tibias
the reesel nunkee *Arline**, and
Mr Us** ligete the erectile teases ,
te t,efrottiteltlir Mfteeed. ,
Whole, ebaWhectS statrieerhe eon emcee lee
e Write awes host esentet snuff ties tad
mnnestat kest.
t *of. 004 *el
We* Intik $fic Off fee
t *011,411144 wiAgria,
-stump,* 0,004,-40116
e lkotkey, Oil Mold* Tors
Sisehelorti, *Mb. playwi thili!
etreet Rink, under. the 'anepicee tit t
IfoopitaL The caet etebarae.
Welt gtratalltOe alutt thew will be
lotti Of 'tusk euti . the ceettuneit WM)*
see* than funny, Aft an 'event 4or
uormirlitua, natrlei oeficbt -to be
the regent. Mel WIII 00 49140 40art
0,11904, 1)&1)9400 frOM leltiehthe bete
Iota. foUrrottoraherreilb
'POIMION gtiiTbregifie., The ',44tbo
latates fee 10417 brought down to
the Deminielt Mouse MOndaYliet
IOW *beet 100.8,0001.000s 4-149At thi4
prinoipal iteme of expenclitutv Appear
the fellowingl
•Wingtaln. nubile binning-. 141%28R
deld, barber
etich, harbor, ,. 1000
lintalline, baleen.
%tete river estea
lartrea, whitet repairs ...... Lehi
41eriller TOKENS.-eTceday. (1):claitet
Mr. and Mrs. Ilugh Campbell leaVO
for their oeW hotne In WintliPetf.•
where Iffe. Campbell will join tile
staff of the new mill the Western Oalta'
mitt Fleur Mills Co. are erecting. De -
fore 'leaving Goderich the fellow-ema,
ployees Of Mr. Campbell in the Will
here presented both*hins and iffra.
with handsome goidauounted
brellas, and, their little daughter El.
caner was rementhered vtlth a hand.
.som seuvenie spoon "L'he worthY,
eoup e take with th t e sincere.
good wishea of many' f
alta Pratt heartily Join
, ORITITAPAY. The to
,Triencis Of 'Mrs. Thomas ta_ittee
'Sands) wete grieved, though n our.
prised, to hear on aldnday last that
ahe had died in Colorado City, Where
for a couple of years she had been
living with her husband and family in
the hope that the might once raore re-
ain her tvontedlibealth. The Change,
ugh benefluial for a time, was net
pernsaumat, and when she returned
here on the death of her father, the
late Areh. Salads, her appearance WM
not such as to inspire strong hepee.
The body reached here on Menden IP
011arge of her husband, and Was tagen
to.the resilience cif deceased's brother,
Mr. John Sands, Gloucester Terrace,
front whence the funeral took plece
On Thursday afternoon, interment
taking place in Colborne cereepery.
Rev. Janies Hamilton Was the officiat-
ing clergyman, and the pall bearers
were Col. Young, Messrs. R. R. Sal -
lows. James Wilson, James Mitchell,
Angus McKinnon and D. Stoddart.
To the sorrowing husband and, two
children the sincere sympethy of
many friends goes out in the loss of a
loving wife and mother.
TitfrOMNO ORAN E WOO
AtteMitaee, Ofdeleatelf '1*
Mcatiux,
,
\ 014,40,40E4 Of the •Qrauga fArrook
,Of Ontatie t, tiololok
loot 00 tong -rioigeo**,,,,s.0, mow".
beltOrnadit:,*.gteat. Ole. in' tite tett**.
Plithetelst Were WOE ptaditat -40 tint'
144/10eib batog the, borolcrorittaisir
ttio ataft, Woo crotedetl roo. it Pettee was
befOtt. • When the idea, et,
hOldiegtheannuel meeting in 15ittderlels.
it weanereethotightthat -*Sprigs'
tils* Wei3la elttiO$ ft4 the
h4000 Onle. and it wesi the )itry and
wituresee Pr. Ode couvt that
the', exeenimoda ion 'for • the visiting
....,'Qrangereen. A ew reerobeee of the,
sndee arrived In towtr on Monday,
&Very train on Tuesday .hrOnght in
good detit4Mente, and:large partiee
cantos „la by the first two triune on
Wedneedity. The 1,20 on that day
teiliittnet'ity the local committees ofihe
crept 10dgea and the Victoria efe and
'demo band After receiving the *M-
eta at tbe 'station a proceasiou was
IRK littont160 .lbit fact !
• that *boo trratweltekboto. eat,
Aug off .1telete'll' yoke. mut Ateperating
.0burcia from the •state,G4nadiatuthett.
:,bitert. tieing, ;What Fr AOCO" 444' IttO.
• 4ndiether tonhtrlealtad telt.° The
speaker, Who eleinitti to 'he• * Boron!,
AROUNG THE HARBOR.
Notes of _tti. • „Various Industries
Which Betoken a :Brisk Season.
The Ocean House will soon be on
the move towards the lake, and Capt.
Babb will have a tine crew for the
trip.
Although Dyment's lumber yard is
well stocked with pine, it is expected
a large addition will be made to the
stock soon after the opening of ntiyi-
gation.
The Cement Brick Manufacturing
Company is preparing for a big sea-
on's work, for from cities and towns
comes the report that, there is a great
scarcit3r of beicks.
The Harbor Lumber Company has
logs to Begin the season on, and a raft
of over a million feet at Stokes Bay,
so there is a prospect of an early start
and a long season's work.
At the works for the outside beeak-
water there are few signs of activity,
but it is known that preparations are
being made for an early start, and or-
ders are expected any day to put the
tug Blake in commission.
Although there are not many signs
areund for the building of an iron
tug, it will not he many weeks before
the Marlton Iron Ship Building Co.
will be a well known Goderich indus-
try on Mariton's island.
It is expected the new tug being
built by the Marlton Dredging Com-
pany will be launched in a few dee%
So far it has no name, but how would
e Hyman" do ? It is easily pronounced
and short, and would be a compliment
to a. well known western Cabinet
Minister.
Hitherto we have had but one fish
company, the Dominion, doing busi-
ness at the harbor. The Nittgaea Fails
Fish Company will start this spring
giving opposition, and it is to be hoped
the fight will attract the fish to thee
port, for they have been scarce enough
the past. few years.
The Big Mill, now known as the
Western Canada Flour Mills Company,
leads the industries in the employpaent
of men and in the great value of its
output, and We shiprnents of from ten
to fifteen fully loaded cars daily keeps
this part of the harbor .on the hum
from early Monday morning till mid-
night Saturday every week.
One can't tell what will be done to
the hnrbor, but that the entrance from
near the breakwater to the checkwater
should be dredged to a depth of 22
feet there can be no Oration, and thit
inside the main portion of the harbor
should be dredged to an equal depth.
It must not be forgotten that many
pieces of timber floated from the
breakwater cribs. and tbat there may
be other loose logs around, and it 8A a
duty incumbent on the authorities to
see that such hindranees to navigation
do not atop or injure heavy laden
ships when teetering this port.
A ivaik around tbe harbor these
days will give one an idea of the
army of nien teat will be requit-
ed in a few "days to kart eontinue
to a finieh the many works started and
projected along the harbor front. and
to keep the herbor industries going.
Met comae the elevator, With its
foundation and 25 feet of cement
wenn built, =refolding for another 80
feet in positions, and piles of manu-
factured lumber ready for the ern*
pletion of the scaffolding and Ulf easea
in which the cement walls tire built.
lf cement comes forward regularly
the structure ehould he tfinished be-
fore the roses bloom, for it is raid pll
of the machinery required for tbe
elevator is ordered, and the bricka re-
quired for the upper or machinery
floor are ready at the cement brick
works.
tion of County Councils was given to
the Legislature on Monday last, and
Hon. Mr. Monteith introducing it
explained that It proVided for the
selexeentetlor. of each mullielpality in
the COuneil on the bturis of one repre-
sentative for each 4000 votem. The
total number of County Councillors in
the Province would thus he increased
ftem MO to 815. The largest part of
this iintreaSe Would be in the larger
toWiagralabere deputy reeves Would be
elected. tinder the present eyetem
County ,CoUneillors are elected by
efeetoraldielelons, 'Within the coUnty,
and not by OM individual
Theriew bill proVides practical-
ly for a return to the old order Of
electing County Councils, cenoisthig
• reetee and deputy referee from each
Mnitilelpillty. The bat& of represen-
tation italtOwetier, increased from MO
td LOW: Every, town, village or town-
ship Wilt he represented by its reeve.
If the" etinnielpality hat More than
1,000 vetere Oil tile Vetere list Mal oot
more than Z000, then it dhall also be
rettreattited in the County Council by
rt &lefty cert. Similarly. for each
1,000 * Kiang voter/ it shall have
itteith depety reeve. Itt cage of ah
dial Of voteltill the Oaths* ef A
then of those present the
'in his alfeetten thu dolga"'
the municipal! ty which for
log year bad the greatest
movement, 4411 have a
'eliding vote,
. ,
JOHN HEWITT,
Treasurer, Toronto. eSuccesaor to the late
E. F, CLARKE.)
formed, and the Orangemen marched
to the meeting hall, the Opera House.
The processioo was It long 'one. It
contained grey heads, rniddle aged
men and many just out of their teens,
all of whont were a credit to the in-
stitutien. They Were of all classes -
the horny handed son of the farm, the
professional tnan, the clergyman and
the business man. No wonder the in-
stitunon prospers, for its cosireopolitan
charactee and steady adherence to
principles flatlet ever keep it in the van-
guard of those societies that stand up
and fight for equal righte to all.
In the evening the Opera House was
crovrded. triejor portion of the
audience b composed of those who
are outsid ethe Oerange fold, many
,s
of those pr sent bein ladies, for whom
seats were reserve in the gallery.
The hall was nicely decorated with
buntieg, bannets and flagseand dur-
ing the evening several speakers spoke
of the excellency of this feature. For
some time before the opening of the
meeting the fife and drum band played
outside the hall and was listened to
by an immense crowd, The chair Was
taken by Lieut. -Col. Scott, the Grand
Master of Ontario West, who made an
excellent presiding officer. The meet-
ing was a fairly enthusiastic one
throughout, but at that point of Mr.
Ganaey's speech where he referred to
the personal attack of the Signal the
cheerieg was iturnense. Of course the
leading feature of the meeting was
the appearance of Mr. Gamey, but his
appearance as an Orangeman was a
surprise to many, ns up this way the
people knew but little of that gentle-
man. But when he commenced the
audience was eager and attentive, and
as he spoke of the " disgraceful per-
sonal attack of the Signal," many
present %Pondered if the editor of that
journal knew the kind of man he was
attacking, Aft a pleader for his rights
and a vindicator of his conduct Mr.
Gamey was magnificent, and no one
left the hall on VVednestley night in
doubt as to his ability to bold his own
against all 1118 enemies. As was ex.
peeted, the member for Manitoulin
spoke on the prospeets ,of Now On-
tario and also of the old, and his ad-
dress, in well chosen sentences, ore-
torically delivered, won for him a
place in the hearts of all ptresent, for
his presentment of the mineral and
lutnber wealth of the north, and of
Ontario's duty In opening up that part
of the Provioce, was a rare intellect-
ual and geogiaphical treat. After
having seen Mr. Gamey and heard
bim speak on New Ontario, one can
many understand who so many peo-
ple go a long distance to see Gamey,
lot lay rbirtbt turaPsrea tr, ountry
tgliet.MoTst,r. lit/ t Avr.
Hen entl wAgell d(7414; of an
Troteetante to watch tilat fOrther
alnendinentit Were Made tO the /1. S.
'Act.
gio. ReOlten, el the ()wage Sen.
ti el, Mode * strong Plets for that
'aPp4PeadinliticnegaltnortitsaPnadecathwer.tnarnteedw
_to the historical itide of protestuntione
tie Said We were tace to face with a
reat otruggie in this conntry, and
wid that the large funds of the Qua,
lute labor& will be used to dominate
this patt of the country in the sante
Manner that an Italian can dominate
the new provinces. Bro. Hocken !mid
t4e /Protestant church had no argent.
Uttion-POiltically. so the work must he
done hy tbe Orange Association or one
of the same character, the °Vanilla -
tion to he nonpartizan In Charaetete
Bro. Gamey the next speaker Wile
entheedastleady received. He said he
would try not to offend any one, then
turned te the personal Items in the
Signal. He tbought he had , a right
to be in GoderIch, though he would
not like to he with him (the Signal
Editor) considering the company be
(the editor) had kept the past few
year% Mr. Gamey mild his pliblie life
might be attacked. but his private
life he would not like to put on le_par
with the (local) member for West
Huron. Ater a few sentences in
favor of the Orange, the speaker turn -
cd tO the new land and gave a bril-
liant address on Its future prospects.
The Grand Master of British Ani -
erica, Bro. Sproule, eupported most
of the points made by previous speak-
ers, especially Bro. Garney's great
epeech on Ontario, and said he was
glad to be In Ooderich, and pleased at
the magnificent attendance at the
rneeting. He spoke in a deprecatory
manner of the Signal's treatment of
Mr. Gamey, who was the guest of a
leading citizen of the town, and tben
congratulated the local brethren on
their skill in their preparations and
thanked the public for their grand re-
ception. He Bald this was an age
of societies, and pointed out the ben-
efits of the Orange Order, which he
claimed aimed at freedom of religion,
freedom of the Press and Protestant
religion. The Grand Master spoke
briefly on the religious questions now
agitating France, and concluded an
excellent speech amid applause.,
Bros. John Hewitt, of Toronto, E.T.
Essery, of London. and Rev. Wm.
Lowe, Bret London, delivered capital
adde eases on the high aims of Orange -
ism.
welt itreboo probate, au gizg iirow
Meeting Calendar.
The regular monthly matting ot the Baugh.
tore ot the Emigre will be held In the Law Li-
brary of the tourt Mune Monday next, at
4.15 p. m.
Regular meeting of ToWn Couacil this Fri-
day evening.
teenier meeting of Invernem Camp, No. Ge
S. 0.0.. next VrIday evening, nee
encentet mettine of (Bunn Chanter. No. 30,
it. A. 12., nest Tuesday evening.
Born.
Lllit,-- la Ociletich,on eicnday. Mane 12, to
Mr. aka atm 0. Joe, a awe.
Died.
tetteentenv, a In (Iodate, tee taste=
Match 101.1h 19C9. Teleerets . eslisbury,
6311terte:e0e, Suedstelferch tub, ta Mess
titer% wereeta et mart filature, nedeletere
WV Wetter efied inottbelnfiest euelanne' HO. & littOrigly Emptied It 1.
LettAtt•Gotitstah, on Tarsidael Pot& *woo Hilo /Khoo 9, and
the tarot ma of gr. and me* mo.
Deering the evening Bro. E. Miller,
of Kincardine, and 'W. II. Saunders,
"The second Sir Wilfrid," and a good
itnitatione wing several solos, the
latter giving an excellent Irish story,
He was joined by the whole audience
when he sang " The Maple Leaf For
Ever."
The meeting closed in thiCeffeediel
loyal manner.
A condensed report of the Grand
Lodge proceedings will appear in The
Star next week.
•
THE SPRING ASS'? ES.,
.
No Criatiail VaMill*, but a llood SIZNI
, " • I,ktat Of CIO: ActleaS,
- The Jut? /Agog of tbo apilog tent)
Of the lligli ,Coort rig Jestice evened
On Tuesday afternoon before illeriovel-
ithip. Itotb Mr, •Ituitieo Al, eilue, an,a' ot
Vora wore nei etiteinal teeees Ott the
reeved there we* nil 'groin' lin% 00
the civil eitsee commenced at once, '
N'aogle te. Ouille, awl -Pigott et al
v.1, Tint -Imperial Content (le., limited,
were adieurned till next tieneluIT sIt-
Ling ot the court, eouesel commuting.
The first -named was au option to re.
recover belance of payment on a eon.
tract to build a cement pier en the
Meltleud, on lot of No. 5. Militlaud
block, Mullett. and the second was to
reeever anon due for empty cement
hap returned to the Cement Co.
Mr. Proudfoot asked that Hamilton
ye, Stretton be puton the non -jury list,
but Air. illokbason asked thee it. be ad-
leurned and produced affidatidta ebow-
lug that some of his witnesses could
not attend. His Lordship directed
that the eatie he adJrairned to the
County Court sitting on Mane 13th
Ilext.
Mr. Johnston, of Thomson, Tilley et
'Johnston. Toronto, for defendant in
The Goderich Engine and Bleyle Coi
vs. Montle% applied to have suit placed
ou the non -jury list, claiming that
there were two leading points in it
arid 'that they were both leizal ones
Which should be decided by the eourt.
Promifoot.x.O., controsheld that there
were two main questions, and that as
the evidence on these points edven by
the parties to ehe sale wee contrary,
the case ahould go to a jury to settle
the question of fact, and His Lordship
eo decided.
Township of MeEillop vs. Pigeon et
al, an action to recover $1160 for non.
fulfillment of contract to dig a drain,
the stun being made up of a peuaity
of $5 per day' for not finishing the
work. The plaintiff toevhship also
asked for an order of the Court, com-
pelling defendants to complete tbe con-
tract. The defendants pleaded that
there were 1800 yards of earth more
to be excavated than the epecifica-
tions called for and that the town-
ehip engineer hnd made a mistake in
his estimate,
The drain case was continued all
Wednesday, and at conclusion on
it,,,sk
Thursday mornieg age:lent was re-
served until a re rt is made by an
independent engin er.
Brief Town Topics.
Gamey was here this week.
Quite .a number of robins reached
town front the south on Monday.
A small broach with a photo centre
has been left at THE office and
awaits an owner.
The Goderich Engine and Bicycle
Go. has shipped a cement brick mak-
ing machine to Moose Jaw. N. W. T.,
and engines to Keewatin and Tober-
moray.
Robert Durnin was chawred by Al-
bert Picot, on Monday, with assault,
and P. M. Humber adjudged the de-
fendant guilty, and fined him one dol.
lar and costs.
The 10,40 a. m. train came in as
tuned on Tuesday with one passenger
car. It had many Orangemen, Jury-
men and witnesses ati paesengere and
had it not been for the baggage
car many passengers must have been
left behtnd.
Rev. James A. Anderson addressed
the gospel tetnperanee meeting last
Sunday afternoon, and there was the
genial good attendance of Interested
hearers. Next Sunday afternoon the
meeting will be withdrawn in defer-
ence to the special opening services of
the North street Methodist church.
Rev. Wm. Lowe, of East London, Gr.
Chap. of the Orange Grand Lodge,
conducted service at St. George's
church Wednesday evening. Rev. M.
Turnbull was in Woodstock to take
the Wednesday evening service, and
will take all the eervices at Petrone
on Sunday, Rev. Canon Craig, of Pe -
trona, taking the services in St,
George'n next Sundny.
On Tuesday George Reid, who had
been committed from Brussels for
theft, was brought before His Honor
Judge Doyle on two indictment% the
first charging him with otealing a pair
of fur gauntlete from a Mr. Cardiff,
and the second with stealing a ring
and bracelet from M leo Rachael Smit h.
Reid eleeted to be tried by His Honor
without a jury, and pleaded not guilty
to each of the indictments, end his
trinl wad net down for Monday next,
10th inst.
After the chairmane: addrese Rev.
Mr. Larker, of Toronto, wee intro-
duced. He was proud to heiong to
the organization which had the open
Bible ea its book, and held to the word
of God and the principles of the Pro-
testent faith, a faith which our fath-
ers, Luther,Latimer and other% plant-
ed in good old England. The Rev. Bro.,
after saying be was a believer In ins -
petite federation, said be was glad to
notice arevival of intellectual Protege
antigen, for it meant to read, to know,
to understand and make ourselves ac-
quainted with those things; that we
should know to preserve "equal eighth
to all."
Past Grand Master Parkhill wan
pleased tee be prevent at Grand Lodge,
He attended his flint Grand Lodge in
Brantford in 1805', and had attended
eoet'y Grand Lodge since. and hoped
to he present at 40 more. He had of.
ten heard that at the present time
there Was no deed for Orangeisne hut
geld that if we look around we will ace
that we need It now. He epoke of the
Scbool hill, drawn up by an alien, for
the lieir Provinces, Alberni and Sas-
kettibevran. and drew attention to the
hiShop's letter in the latter directing
1110 jaeople to vote against all Equal
Rights candidates. He directed atten-
tion tO the fact that thisre was an agi-
tation for separate High Schools, and
hoped the Government wduld not al-
low such sehools, and concluded by
stating that If we want equal rights
We Mutt vote for those candidata;
who Support thetse principles.
P. O. D. M. lerrnyn, of Wier -
ton. beano idea of heireg present 21
beers before. He WAS horn nn
Orangeman andexpeeted to he one all
Ids life. AlthmUli not owe/sting to
be Wird on be WO IdWitys epared
te teleilge birnself Oran o -
son Ent t k.
irarkbillIn. that gentlentan'e frdtest
The tioderich Engine Co. vs. Men-
zios was commenced on Thursday
morniog. It le an action to remover
the price of machinery less the value of
the old machinery put into a yacht
owned by defendant, who hill rezeident
of Toronto, the amount at risk being
about _00,000. A jury wan diemensed
with, His Lordship, after looking over
the pleadings, so deciding. The de-
fendant claimed that the VC(4801 was
never delivered, because it was not ac-
cepted by a Mr. St. John; that it was
not delivered at the proper titne, and
he asked $1,800 as a penalty for such
delay, and it was also claimed that the
vessel wasnot finished. The plaintiff
company in anewer eald that the
yacht was delivered in August to the
defendant, that there was no agree-
ment regarding penalties for delay;
that the defendant imitated on the
cabin work and boiler being given to
parties nominated by himself ; that
any delayef there was any,was caused
by these sub -contractors not complet-
ing their contracts In time, and that
the vessel was practically finished
when handed over. Case not concluded.
WINTOR 4PORT.C.
TheTecunitieblieckeY teens Wills° fo
Clinton on TtletalnY afternoon( next to
?lay theteauttbere. filet/000e
Mal *Calle are invitett 10 go down.' eild
if nano* aro left w tit tilltutt
x.ewito bleuglay be Will be "Ma to
wake seraugoutento therefor,
The teasert abould not, papa without '
the ennual frame between the British
and the Dedford. Arrangement* are
being made for the Match. next *IA
when the band will probably': tteAti
attendance. Definite entionticement‘
will be given by posters. •
Ceesiderahle Interest Watt 'ititeitat et.
the West street ritik last WedneettlaV "
evening. When the ladies! hoekeY.
teams of Hewitt and Ooderielt mole.%
an excellent and exeltiOff ffinoe"
half.tinte tbe score wax oue ettelkerul
in the second batit_Odilerielt *Korea
another, winning MO game. Mile
Petty, or the vialtors. watt the sully ,
one penalized, nnti foe the henut Warn
Missert McDonald and Babb were the
stars. Sandy Bawden, Of Ilensoll. re.
fereed tho game, and the line up was:
weep, Ooderleb,
Hu tc ison vs The Grand Trunk
Railway, an mince to recover $150,
the value of a horse killed, 8500 for
damage to harness aed $1000 for
personal injuries, was Balled out ef
court, the eolatium being $150, tho
price of the horse killed, and the costs
In the case. Although the 0. T. R.
settled the case, in their defence they
contended that und er 10 V ie to le a, C bap.
27, Sect. 21, and Hallway Act of 1003,
Sec. 242, they were not liable. The
anoldent that caused the suit happen-
ed at the yard of t Ooderich Har-
bor Lumber Coe and was mewed by
the train frightening the team,
when the horses ran againnt the en-
gine, which pulled them along a. abort
distance, killing one of them. The
plaintiff was considerately shaken up
and bruised by the accident.
Mr. Wm. Brophey, who has been
with the Grand Trunk on tendon
building since the burning of the Or-
gan factory, has been promoted to the
foremanehip of the work. Mr. Brophey
served his apprenticeship at cabinet
making with the late Dan. Gordon,
and is a first clang rneehanir, reliable
and induntrioun. THR STAR and Mr.
Bropheyea many Goderieh f Hen&
congratulate him on his well deserved
promotion. Ile is at prenent erecting
a new etation at Mount Forest.
This evening the Y. P. fi C. of
Knox eburch will hold " a pie social,"
and if you want an evening of plean-
urn and fun you will attend. The
printer announcements contain thin bit
of rhyme aa a auggeation of the pre -
gramme :
We've baked the pins you all like beat,
And aro willing now te stead the test ,
Tne proof of the pudding is in the eating.
And the pies WA sot ve there in no beating.
rie we hope :mule eatery one come round.
And est the best tees ever browned,
And While Home Missions MI their t
Yon also tho inner man may MI
The beautiful new North Ht. Motho-
diet Church will be dedicated to the
worehip and cerviee of God on Sundny
next. March 18th. The Rev, Albert
Carman. D. D. General Superinteed-
ent of the Methodist church. will
item+ at 11 m. and at 7 p. m. and
conduct the dedicatory service; the
Rev. Joseph Philip. 13. D., president
of the London Conference, wit! preach
at 3 p. tn. and /mist in the service of
dedication. Several visiting mink:tore
are expected, who will also take pare
in the beautiful and impreelsive ser -
vim% There will be special music at
ail those services under the leadership
of Mr. A, Roy Adheres, Special colleet-
ionn and subscriptions well taken In
aid of tho Melding Fund. Evers/ ono
wilt be cordially welcomed,
TO CURE A COLO let 01413 DAV
Take LAXATIVE BROM° QVIIII tee
Tablet& Druggists refund triOner it 0
falls to cure. Yl. W. Ordyeaititiptietdro
is on each hoe. 2,1e,
MI" 84=nd 94 acAlt°
It Vox
" Fite cegOitipeint " Dem ortmisoo
'OW centre ''' Kate bb
• Int rk wing Mollr?04110
" I.Uongoubh right " ."remse lateutem
" Bucbanan lever Jesstehtulloteda
The return mate% will hesilayed at
Henson on Monday Or Tue ay next.
ALL-NirntiT vs. 4.1,rAtitar.
This mueh anticipated gain° came off
in the Mutual street rink, Toronto, on
Saturday evening, and resulted In a
win for the Easterners by 8 to 2.
thoUgh one of the reports saye the
score does not tlo justice to the alMoet
equally good play on both sides. Sonia
of the commente of the salty press have
a local tuterest for Goderieh. Thus
Yee Mail and Empire.
Whne looked like an oven break seen do-
nde noel oequeltElidly relieved by big t arr.
veiled into°, run -away affair, with the ono -
MUT 1' KIR01,14aUK
0113,114rril wee a little slow in relieving and
one could p itim but Heald. The latter had
in startinTo but once ho got under way no
the trick o skating age/agar bee the big PI -
low down to a eclonee,and WARR ropeatoilly.
IYhitoroft and„Carolltirria, the two inter-
mediates, titarred Homo for their roSPOutivo
teams. Not bad for intermediates.
Toronto World.
When Heather aml Con,rtarrin met it was
cakte of tireek and Greek.
It Whet:conned Carrekirria time intoratedi,
ide players, some 'formate teams should have
been playing junior titig year.
,After the glum the_All-Eitare wore banqueted
at the King tialwarduotel. 'About two dozen
110WR and very Mesmeric, hoar wasepent. "
Tile winners wore prevented with suit casco
and the lames with gold cuff links witlt the
pieyere initiate on.
Toronto News.
At lieveral junctures Clould stopped Carr.
Barrie' foretble rushes Ina way that eurpriged
everybody. Whiteroft met Carr -Harris do.
maniitratell amply that their hati not
been everustimated; that they wore (Mite
equal to the senior col:weeny in which they
found theinsolves placed whittle:tit is e mar-
vellously Ono stlek handler and comports
biesseit with a groat deal ot Jaciapoot. whilo
Corr,Darris hot about and did stunts that it
would' bollifIlcult for many men his ;deo to
aucomplittli.
THE TECUMSEIVI TAKE Trut SILVER. -
WARE. •
On Monday evening, in West St,
Rink, the dnal game in the Town
League to decide who should bold the
elivercup bung up by Manager Craigie,
was played off between the leaders of
Groupies I and 2 -the Yosetultes and
Tecumseh. At half tline the score
seood three all, and at the finish 0 to 4
in favor of the Tecumsehe. The game,
was fast arid seine good playine was
done by both teams. The paualties
were few, perhaps not 1114 many as
there should have been, but Referee
D. McDonald was too good peened to
enforse the ruleti evidentlf thinking
The following cages ore still to come
before the Court:
Sturgeon vs. The Port Burwell Irish
Co., an action tn recover darnagee for
the death of ten son, George Sturgeon,
who, the plaintiff complained, was
taken nut to lift note on ea merrily
day and iota hin life by being washed
overboard. In the Divisional Court at
Torontoon Monday, W. E. Middleton,
fordefendants, appealed from the order
of Britton,J., of Mareh 5, diemineing an
appeal by defendante from order of
Minter In Chambers, refuel ng to
change the venue in a negligence ac-
tion under Lord Camphelle act, from
Goderieh to either Siincoe or tit. Tho-
mas. Held that court eould not inter-
fere and appeal disminned with coots
to plaintiff in any event.
Draper ye. Willie is an action for se-
duction.
Bruce vs. The Dominion Fish Com-
pany, sues the Company for $1,000 for
sick and hoepital expellees and ota tier-
ing eaused by having to sleep in a
house affected with vermin. Byer%
who wag engaged by the defendant
company at $35 per mon th and board
and lodging, Malmo that the house
man buggy, that their tilting canned
blood poisoning, and so affected him
that he waa tenable to nieep, and wan
finally foreed to go to a hospital for
treat tnen t.
Manson ye. Imndohoroitgli on ne.
tion to recover on a prominnory note.
AUCTION SALES
Fat nein M arch 3one Auction sole of
pure bred reginterell short horns owl
grade cattle, con. 1, Goderich tp. Jos
CoLwin.l., proprietor. T. tteenn y, aim
tioneer.
TURRTAV, March welt - Mr John Has-
ty will eel! by public anrtion ot the pre
ntioeo, pt. Lot 14, con. 3, N. Woe Wawa•
noah, n smacre farm, form Mock and
implement% T111011 AR (3t' N DTI v , aur.
tioneer.
Wemeresnav, March reit Mra. Mar-
garet Malloy will ten by public anction
a so -acre farm, farm stock, Implemental
and household furniture Everything
most be disposed ofeas fondly are tnoving
to the Northwest.
Tonere v, March 20th. A urt ton ;tale
of farm, farm deck and iniplemento.pro.
mts. of John lining, lot 14, ron. 3, Went
WRINK20311. TIMM AR OTTN OR V, A Uct i(YR•
eer,
TorSMAY, March 27114- A mg on stile
of farm stock and implements, pruperte
of William Briniey, ira L tt 1.11 ,
that the Ice was Lila place or hookey
players, not up amortg the ladies. Ota
tbe Tocumeetoe side 14. Belcher was
lie seer, and his long lifte from goal
to goal and endeo-end resalies led the
lookern-on to see in hien la coming
Senior. For the Yosemite% Oordie
MeDonald did some good work in car-
rying the puck horn end to ond, but
the star of the evening was "Big Nick"
in hie tepectacular corkscrew ruahes,
which would ;mike Carr -Harris feel
ashamed. Nick said he couldn't help
it, It wu.s the suit he wore. Altogether
both teams NhOWell tonne clever stick -
handling and that they understood
how to play the game. The following
wan tho line up:
Yonoinitoo Tecumseh*.
McLeod (Rad McDonald
Videan Point ?Dyke
Nteblegon Cover- pelt t Itiolehor
iN McDonald Centre N. dumbed
M c Len n ltover
H. oluan MAK B. meereath
R. Carey
Cl. h °Donald R. wing I. Mratton
Referee - Dan n le McDonald.
(tool Um pireo- Pomo, Hort ond Hopper.
Timokeopers Mose, Suet and Lewitt.
Harriston, elarcla 12. ---An the renult
of the protest whish was decided In
Harrigtonei favor,. the first of the
home -and -home games with Winghana
for the championship of the Northern
League WKS played here tenight. Eloth
teams were out to win. The game
tarted MY quite brinkly, the thet half
heing ono each. The eecond half wan
very fast hockey, Winglettin scoring
two In eight minute% when the loathe
woke up. The eonsational molten of
Ward and Higginbotham were feat -
meg, McQueen In goal made some al-
most itopossible stops. Referee Me -
1 eor, of Underfelt, was moat impartial
in his derision% and dealt Mat Item:Li-
nen to both sides, for EillaOr offerecee.
During the lant 11 minutes tho excite-
ment WW1 intense. FlarrithOn scorink
three goaln in that lime by McDowell
and W aril .
C P. R. Conatruction Notes.
Hamilton Spectator: "M. A. Pigott
has the contract for 45 runes of tho
tinelph-Goderich line. whieh it le ex-
pected, will be completed by Augest
nest, The line front Guelph to Guelph
Junction, which molten the con-
nection with the C. P. R., is owned by
(inelph. A well known eitizen teed
toils), that he thought the heat wrty
for 11,1 milton to get a connection with
the c P. It. was for a local company
1,, bolid from Hamilton to Guelph
.1 unetion. The C. P. rt.. be nald, would
hardly build from the junction to
Hamilton, when Onelph owno por-
tem of the other line
Hamilton Spectator of Wednesday
Serretary Mtitlf, of the Board of
trado, han sent to Prealdent Shaugh.
nesey, of the C. P. FL, the reeolutIon
panne() by the Dotard of Trade deicing
the company to build a line hem
Guelph to Hamilton. "I think." «aid
Mr. teen "that thin would be n great
thing for Hamilton. It would give us
conneetion with a (Harlot which is
not favored ao far ao Hamilton In con -
evened . It in deeirable to have a
through eonnection with the C. p.
berate:0 Heat would put ue tonal
with Cb eommunity which in not eerVed
ot precept, but it in also denirahlo
that we should havo te road to Galt
and that dietriet."
It in believed that the WORM
nevsr have built the eetertsion from
ttootph Guderich bad it not been
the Intention to make the tatter poet
.11,111-„
borne, half a mile eolith of Shepparditon. on Lake Huron an Important one for
I3verytbing to he sold as he is leaving the western traffic.
form T11011vie GittrtmOV, Auctioneer. Should the C.P.O. bat Mind thee** .
fPnIDA V MA ncri aird A melon tale of tennion anked for theta Is anotheto
Mein, farm envie anti inipleceents. lot proprmition to build fore Ilsonliton to
15,con 2 Went Wawanoab. MATTniaW Gauerich by another htllitibt htlh 0144
Toone. erolseieter- TI100. Otrtftwot, promoters &moot itt a toeitiedi tolito
Auctioneer. details.