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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Star, 1906-04-06, Page 1s TiSiC34 PIPX%Ca. HE °apex= eltouietlen then any other Newspaper In this section ot t he County et Huron ow* =zoloremtooanau cook wHE otov ONL PRIDA,re APRIL 61 FORTY WOVE TVAE. WHIN.* NO. r!.1 A - irne oiWcer4 °of -P 'EA,TANOAltP, LOAN -.00P41,V at, GOderictl4 aim -in every way ta. pro,tect the' lotereata of their clients,. andalteMplayeee are§triCPY,f9r.-' •7- bidded f4 impart atti, iritormatimt . camera% the hoOltfois . of .16 4epositor , WI -writ fer our lit0a,boolrlOt r‘titlead 4Soloe kr4in# rPhitio" The ,(101411i0104 -itutherlosoo to icopt leimaks, , , , .0>glOgg. .1VRTif STItA4T. 189,1i4iPsg,' )74 1:1011T01,41013„; 440.04:07:044Ctlt:::::::::49,..0414 n One urging the Week weal" glee et .4u 'Oilly lletireahle asillite in; Wei eilitalrF Andlenif en Ntenisle. . % ' .f:'F..Andrtaen ehiptod hOgsen MendAY ond 0400 VS; -1,11044aYs POO, ettlemente Oleg OS , ':Qtt4)44/.. usotthr°4"' oe4asSaPtindtlikbeerle''S'Ait10.br 41t114(40;°41440 , ,, ,ear eade ta,t09 saalettoWn. . ' ' ' ,c'sineat *4403001e J*41,004'464 ' _._ ,.. Iti1 04 4001 et 0.1trotimb) ' 'Pell *beats aientlent, ... .. 40 73. to 13 ' ' 'tijorilig, wheat, atelleati.7:......, CI Td to 23 'Mtn Per oWN.,patellP,,,,,,,,,2 UM' 2 71:() ' Fieerr Per Ovine tarniiy... ..... 2 2q. ta 2 .4 Bran. -Mr. ten........,.. .. , .. ,', .. ,,..18 t4k 'tell 10 00 Slug% 'inir ton. . . . .. -2i1 00 te Win 1,1111ge,..ver +;44,..„............:4a us to 18 te ..., '011i tO gi 4Id to 0 13 r :t OS* POVNIZt• EIT..,01Seterder ettipeseik to be On NoTxpwroomnotts. • , 1,, - :1....E0AL# NOTICE 10i 0, .04. • • I, •} ...... 13 to ..... 4.• • 41. 41. • Q 48 to 0 48 Ueltleheat, Per ....... 0 48 to 0 4$ 1 Vitt: • AER,Alat Ifee-440404. ...... °oat iler Card tittle export .. 25 to 60 4 00 tre 50 Cattle: orftegeliniiiititelniriC,, so to oc 10014, per lb . • 0 0,1 to 0 di She9P, (art/ ......... Oft to 8 60 FINts. two yenta. 60 to 0 00 nett% dressed 8 13, to 9 09 Jraffles Or .„ 0 16 to 0 le Wnic.010ar , 0 11 tO 0 It Hidee ., • 7 60 hi 8 00 Sheep saps 0 70 te 0 80 UMW,. tenatired 0 04 TO 0 01 uninkens-sbarhyal4 'illiCtiVali4-16 0 ee to 0 OS " eserete ted elta 0 0 Gleeoe, Per 1 .. . . . .. 4 to o Turkeve./lb Le to Deeks; per 1 114.1 te 0 1 licteattati quarters.. nu to 6 60 Beet. hind. ... . 00 te 30 • Cattle and Hogs at Toronto. Satt,tattice. Taestlay Evening, April 3. Rog prim:el:lave taken a aeoided teem dnr- ing the past weok. Park. Stockwell & tio„ who wore quoting ore PATS at $7.25 late week, gnote WO in the sand! way this week, 'The ing $6. to $2 at cotintry points, Tho pro- WillitlartaYlee Co. report that they are pay. diction trtaly made that tee $8 mask wil. be reached before the summer is far advanced, No particular change IH reported irk the cat- tle market so far as exporters are concerned. at least. At the Junction yesterde.y the best export- ers old at $6.26. with poorer ones down to $1.76, the bulk foing at 6140 to $5.10; export bulls sold from 3.60 to $4.25. Picked butchers+ cattle sold cis high as 65.10, while good ones fetched 61.60 to $4.90; medium, $4.26 to $4 60; common, $3 60 to $4; butchering cows, e3 to $1, and canning duff, 82.25 to 72.25. Feeders sold at $i to 460; stookers, $3 to $3.75, and veal calves, $4 to $7. Milkers and springers fetched $40 to $51 each. . reet.orinthekne gliberbe00 tall troln lady's Milft ot tOtetle Marten pr;,,. Is Tug Magega- oa gum EtirATI4 or 11.4e, vmeerwu &coo:leave at SUR Ol000; G.61114,1,1PARA14, LATE OF TIIIITHIVflelMe or , Aefigilt1,0,11; gtattloungr OF taterf,WMOW. ' Wil414TS;4 ' P;x4rAklx0. • Neetest hetltbralysm oureuant to revised oard and comfortable reents in a -quiet bottle; estate of tho said Margaret Gmhate. who .aanniln w,sisinn...,-Thrce or, .teur. Stetutee or ,Datane, taunt 1:19. that alt noarders tan be tweettnnedated wan. Croditers.. and °there elainta against ocaroy.104,04, Apply wrimskrAR•0000. died en owattent the else otaY Deeettleer. . • A.D,190.1. are kteruted on OF ere. the Jilth cricaL tus. 'th 0T,1010re Of e °stout ot the old de. 60°r‘sP1.111,,„,,WAllTF,Da4tor general sssee their 8° °P0109 (it An10, held by theta, ' *attlelYae Lowest Hinffie, ' f" " And farther take notice tluit after said last ' greTit°046d4togitttat•°tIragotf:Vtl% alleged' 'rtOc.'§A 13,PR TO Lea. lonowt the parties -entitled thereto, ba in AtITS)0,-tairle tor kitchen work Ana to Oar' Vt. April; ae nee. to soh Int post. roe erten- , fano 0.6 cooking, at . Hotol Eedferd, pold,„ Or dellVer 110borts,Bangannotl, Ulto,, or Henet don. Port Albert. Ont.. , ing &Ward Hotel 1de h ng. litetteitt!olatirracaucloia !gun; ol ord entr to e claims to which notivee 021 SALF,---Geod HeaYg Ilaree en,ars°'44111,1i'irotl'gValrfOrtig eitatlVetet: JO for sele cheap. Amer to is BEAN. tr b f to f h eta s not ea shall not taw boon retelved by them at the Erike of math distribution. Dated ao Goddrieb, this 2iird day of March, A, D. 1900 , PROVISFOOT, Have & BLAIR, Solicitoo3 for Executors. Oretion GOderich. - .anct: 6 e 1 1 ar, Woodebod, aMolcetro0umsea, 6 ' OR SALE. - Brickhouste, eleven 7;44), orchard, lot 877, St, Andrew's area, Terme ease. APPlY to Sorm neosezy, St. David street. CAROME HBILDING LOT* pest ot the Toms estate, fronting oa East St, one of tho PUBLIC NOTICE. abbicestlotsin Goderich. Apple to owner, F., Seantegges'Ilkust street. tf 1110 BEN'T.:-.Purnished, house on Britannia. Road, residenee of Id,r. John 13ain. De- sirable location. Getpartieularo at Tug Smut. °Mee. • .411TICLE4 FOE SALE...Several neetut hoesehoel articles tor sale. such es a. Challenge Heater, good as new' Sardwood; Table, two sideboards, several Doors, Sofas, atd other arholes. Beason for selling, no 1401LI. 80r 0101IL Aeply S'raft HINGLES, LUMBER, ET0.-X, XX and. XXX Shingles, Ceder Posts and Plank. e Elenalook and HMAVood Lumber, eta,. eto. THE GODERETHIER 00„Limited. PROPERTY FOR SALE.- The desirable. property on Elgin Avenue, Goderielt. ownedand, occupied by Dr. whitely. Good house mattwo-thirds 01 at acre of boot witb. choice fruits. The house is heated -by. hot. water And has all modern huprovement% bargain for any..porson wanting iirst.olass pro- perty at a moderate price. Apply t,o or address?' DR. WHITELY, Goderi6h. - rERR' FOR eALN. - Several hundred: cfmtes of eld newepapetsfor sale. Just the, t tag when.you are 2}eumeeleaniug. Apply at STAHOFM010 REAL ESTATE AGENTS Imes ItOPNETv FOE SA14E.-A cornier able, 'framirdefellabg ESsex St., with tribd- ern convenienees, stable and driving house. .A commodious frame dwelling on South anct Pleton streets, with good stable. A frame dwelliog on Keay's street,. VACANT LOTS . On Bruce St. Essex St: MOntreal St. Britannia Road. Codar Street and Huron Road. • A Faent two miles from Carlow, 200 agree : se - eerier buildings, water, orchard and timber fot,. Farm In West Wawanosh. 3 miles from Au - hum ; 200 aeres, good buildingeland Water. Farm in Colborne, Lake Shore, miles tron-s. Gotlerieb, 100 acres, Farman Hayfield Road'y 4 miles from Goderich,„ 80 soros, Farm on Huron Road. one mile from Goderiah. Per further information apply to YOUNG & ROBERTSON, Reel Retitle and lnsurauce Agents. AUCTIONEERING gri.EolvaN BECKETT. General Auctioneer ior 000 Hamllton Street Goderieb. P. 0. Box 183. Fetish form stook, and all other sales will receleeepeelal attention. will bay your en- tire stook of Household Furniture, and will pay- g'steraritMgeirt4.-14012? knoll" silveli'Artulbgae Fell you. - GEORGIE BECKETT, Curioeity Shop, Goderieh. HOTELS. re• SPAVAXVI, THE .tegolcw..c.v.fori 19% tate even:as:66W affertC3CC7A ibr'S COL13ORNE HoTEL 4 BELL & JOHNSTON, enCese. Tide old established' hostelry will he kept up to a high standard of eacellenoy, and the patronage of the general publio is reepebtfully solicited. Special and personal attention will be paid to every department of the bneirmes, and tvo hopo to merit a fair share of the travelling publie. to BELL & JOHNSTON MEDICAL Dos. VsemEn8ON & TUANBULL. 4. T. Emiegseos, M. )). W. S. TURNInnt., M. B. °Mos. Hamilton SG 'Phones 0Rfaretrg 121 Steht calla tor the firm uf Drs, Emmerson and Worthen will be answered either front their 011100, Hatnilton dreet, or from Dr. Turnbull'e residence, Nelson street. T111. A. MACXLIN, M. 13. Prysliiian and Surgeon. special attention to 10.41,1MIttio alointrocit. Office anisl residfeanco West street. Gederior. ''Polgairttne Nr101. cc' PROFESSIONAL -1-'.11-07;571371Cir3.-T:guno et. e. autos/Mgt Itatrdkstepttneal Block. cor- „FritIVII5=i_rhotttr,Ing.i° 4flaeAttI, ana utfeirthaster of Knot ()hutch, Gonerfoh, WOW et mato. organ,. einaing,Theory and, Harniony. Sheikh_ at Mrs. MoDonald a, St. Dolan. areas two doors west of Victorin St. Chnreh. 024 moe. • /1,13ALIO,, L. D. S, D. D. Bs macaws • Meek, cleft**. Dr. Titration old. lid. bayon not agree that THU STAR a big 'dollar's worth P Madam gsientifis Palmist Ile in town for a short time. Rer readings cover an affair. of life. • Consultation striotly confidential. Call and he convinced. . . . Hotel Bedford. Room B. —Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. A NNUAL MEETING. -Tho annual meet- -L-11 ingot the Goderich Curling and Skating Association will be held In Dr. Holmes' wilco, Court Houee, Goderich, on Monday evening, Apritigh, at &o'clock. for tho election of direc- tors and other general business. Wm. Claw - Hsu., SeeretarY. 1906. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1906. of ale C. B. Bentley Decorating Co..Toronto. Their full line of sareples are now in the hands of their agent, Mr. A. Snazel, who will send tbe same to your reeidencerforinweection. Those papers aro sold at Toronto priecte. Drop a card to Mr. Snazel or leave word at his TH. sidonce. Quebec street. Pup& Hanging and De- corating guaranteed . TO INTENDING BUILDERS We have constantly in stock a large supply of Cement Bricks for sale. Call and get prices. Ttie GODERICH CEMENT BRICK Co. COMMON W. E. KELLY WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES oonERron. - oNT. GODERICH TEL. SCHOOL GODERICH, ONT. Our (Wall fee 'learns you Telegraphy. Rail- way, Expreett Telegraph and Ticket Account- ing: The new and complete eystem which I have been teaching gives thorough know- ledge in all book-keopine. Ladiee' receive HO and more per month. A. E. MATHX6SON, Prinoipal, Office. G. W. Thomeon & Son's MOM° Store Tenders for Pulpwood Ooneession MENDERS Will be received by the under. A eigned up to and int:ending THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT for the right to out pulpwood on certain arena tributary to the Montreal River, in the Distsict toi NTIAtootrf. 13h: Natgoirailii; trayel timeDtvitrig goon River and rite Lake of the all In the District of Rainy River. Tenderere should tante the amount they aro prepared to pay as bonus In addition to such dues as may be Axed from time W thne for the right to operate 11, pulp or .pulp and paper indeetry on the areas referred to. Eituccesoful toraderere will be re. mitred &tercet mills on the torritoriee and to Manufacture the wood pulp In the Province of Ontario, Parties making tenders will be reqeired to deposit with their totder a marked Cheque, payable to the 'Treasurer of Ontario, for ton per cent. of the amount of their tender. to be for- feited In event of theironnet.oentering i_pto tggre<iirtiti ttil,), car:ler litotcnecod%antay ent:copiede. For parneulars as.to description of territory, capitol required to be invested, etc., apply to tho undersigned. HON. F. COCHRANt, minister of Lanes and Minos, Toronto, Ont. ALL KINDS OF COAL Enquire mv prices for cash before purchasing this sea- pn. Have also a quantity oUlard Wood. ROBT. ELLIOTT, hone No. 70 South St. , THE SOVEPEIGN BANK Incorpopaied by Ad of Pollathed NOW OM POR °A3TISINgSS AteOluits et Corporations, Individuals and nosiness Mon noliteted COW NNW* treatment oftended to all # $s opens an steeount. tutereat credited four times a year dt* OPPICe---Jorett Motif ItAllcU, Acting 14:minor New ADVERTISEMENTS. Page Easter Millinery -W. A. McKim 8 Wire Te Dowd -J. 13. Hawkins Bicycle and Repair Works -John Yule- 8 Something Now Bipedal notteel-F. J. .7. Pridham 1 Lost -Apply Star Office 1 A Little Rod Wagon (special notinel-J Hawkins 1 Horse For Sale -P. T. Dean 1 Best Silk Bargain-Hodgens IVOR. . 8 %wipe Stock -J. 33. Colborne 4 Ite Wonderful -W. C. Pridhem 5 Don't Forget -P. T. Dean 6 Easter Rates (reader) -Canadian Pacific Railway 1 Property for Sale -Carey & Hamlink„4 For wint of a Horse-Ny. C. Goode-- 4 Dureo, The Magician-9pera HOU80, 8 All Kinds of Coal-Robt. Elliott 1 House For Saks-Jno. Moseley 1 The Officers -Standard Loan 1 Single Fare for Easter -G. T. Railway 6 SPECIAL NOTICE. Notices under this heading to non-advertJs• ers will be charged 10 cents a running line in nonpariel type. 12 lines to the Int* to yearly contract advertisers whose advertiaing ap- pears In the same lame, 6 cents a line to those who make a yearly contract under the(' heading, and do not otherwise advertise, 8 cent( a line. Local Notices. Get a little red wagon for the boy at Ha wkins' Hard ware. Madame Zella, scientific palmist, is giving readings at the Hotel Bedford this week in delineating character, reading the past and future. Madame Zone's readings are a revela- tion to those who have hitherto not believed that palmistry could be reduced to an exact RCIOSP.O. It Will pay you to consult her. ROOM 6, MoNDAY, APRIL itrIL-The conclud- ing entertaintnent in the Premier course will be given on Monday, April 9th, when Dern°, the great magician, will appear at Victoria opera House. Durno is a master pa his line and is re- puted as R second Hermann, and 'his echieve- ments 112 mystery and ttuigic have created a sensation wherever he hat( goue. This will be an event which no one sbould mist. Get Your Seats Early. -The plan for the concluding engagement In the Popular Entertainment course will bo open at ladd's Book Store for subscribers on Friday and Sa- turday' of this week; for the public( on Mon- day. 'rho appearance of Durno, the Magicieu, on Monday evening will be greeted by ono of the largest houses of the amnion. and 8094$ ehould be monied early. Don't miss seeing Durno the Magician next Monday evening in his wonderful program of magic, mystery and mirth. Something New. -The famous Pic- cadilly brand of Readyto-Wear Clothing. We have been forced by the demand made on UR for a firetclass, up-to-date suit of clothes to at &price that ought to nearly out in two the prime that readrmado goods aro sold at today. We have visited the leading wholesale centres in thie line and have come to the conelualon that the Piccadilly brand of clothing is the only ono that (tan give the above remits. They We made by ono of the largest and most re- liable manufacturers in Canada, which Is a finarn.tevoefgvheeirspc000rirnei t ss eatiii3OfintiliOneTo"trpeeeclitrti orders wfthout extra cost.- Pro -puss, the Tailor. meeting Calendar. Reguier meeting of the Town Council this (Friday) evening. Regular meeting of Invernose Camp, S.O.S , next Friday evening, Apr11 18. Regular meeting of Maitland Lodge No. 83, A. F. and A. M., next Tuesday evening. Regular meeting of Godori oh Cour.oil,No 157, C. 0. C. F.. next Thursday evening. Annual meeting of tho Lawn Bowling Asso- clatter) in Go. Clerk Lane's office tomorrow (Saturday) evening. Annual mooting of the Curling and Slotting Rink Association 1.1 Dr. Holmen' office on Mon- day evening. April Oth. Meeting et Hotel Bedford this; (Fridavl oven• ing to organize the Lacrostle Club for the Nen. 8011 of 1903. A 6pecinf meeting of the Daughters of the Empire vviII be hold ie tilt Law Library of the COUIT HOUPO on Monday next at 0.15 p. m. The meenbere aro specially reqnested to attend Born, Moonr..-- in ttoderieli, on March 12th, to Mr. end Mrs. Walter T. Moore, Wolfe street, a son. ItteGAw.!--tin March 170, to Mr. and Mrs O. McGaw, a daughter. Died. AN/maser,. -in Goderich, on Monday. April 2nd, Rachel Andernon. relict of the late Alex. ndereon, aud mother of Elea H. Park. aged 80 yLears. Interment took place at KInotrdine. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groyees signature is on each box 25c. John Alexander Howie has been de- posed from his feadderehip in the °hutch of Zion City, being accused of eXtravagance, hypocrisy, mierepre- eetitationa, exaggerationa, tyraurty, In- justtce, and the teaching of polygamy. It has taken quite a time for the duper; of this man to find out his true char - meter, bet it is evident their blindneen hate been removed at, last. I nefdentally the tending nevespapere of the conti- nent have been justified in the attitude kiley, have taken against Howie/ and his teatifings. When the man went to York ho rolled out reams of itu- pr ion against the newspapers and t Moo who make them, and made exhibition of bin -itself veriena yit. Still he retained the confidence bin followers, a fact that linpresses With tIfe truth of the old saw that totabal can he Otte emee, ai stionotiutoi—Totetitoisrt N.. ctotIg&mrsr041:411t1,00:0.1v0Toseest Thouerortutell. :am 111"t in the Court MAW*. 0004* an Vride*nestk.20th Wet>, to recelleind effinfiner Applications fox hotel licanaes for the ensologyear. Who neW eollede Ole Of feee Will he in Sorm this Isar. emmnencing May 1. The aunt rerielYed, by the teten, 0.3.1te,ohAre of theliconaea !Oner6tadbeertileewb 13eraleb".thne amo"tutritevilli nbtle. considerably Mere, being”. VTR One, half the total fee) for each license is - seed. Come. b\tting of the 00u0tY Court Wee' heldilla the COUrt Mere Q11 Ttle$4144". 111$ Honor .,Tudge Iva -presiding.- -Thfr-ouircase- Wed wan Vienty vs.. Orr, au aetion to re- cover damages for in$urlen caused. It wan claimed, by 04m:eyeless driving of a htl$ hy clefetulant'e ent_ployee, It appeal% that niaintift, a Misa Fleuty. W,ftl$0 With others, driving 'in a. beleglre and thet the buggy 'and Ws oollidIng, cauSed the' lojories. for which daMeg. es were claimed. Al the conclusion Of the trial, hia Honor reserved judg- ment. W. Proudfoot, H. for plain- tiff; E.L, Dickinson for defendant. Afastontar...-The folloWing from the Colborne Express of March 20 has a local interest here because the deceased who is held in such bigh re- membrance was a sister of Mee. G. Noble, West street, town : MEMORIAL TO MISS Elsgrartiogn..,..-Tbe gree dude nurses of the Buffalo, N, 1(.4 Heinee- parade Hospital ere ratting a funa to effile.w IrRiltO"UPIIPthintenPdlotant,1 4111114446 mJelx4115)1631,40t° singer. The eum of a1.000 will be raised; of wheel about $94)0 has already beencontrIbtaect Miss Snotsinger, whet:was the dowihtcr of Our esteemed townsman. Mr, N. n. Snettunger, cw• deared herself to all those who,Rassed through their course of training at the BPIIPItel tiering her nineteen years connection witti the tution. and all aro showing tangible proof of their very great esteem for her breentributisir freely and generously to the memorial. FOR THIRTY DATEL-On Fridayltobt. Durnin, who had been apprehended in Kincardine on Wednesday for stealing his baggage from the King Edward hotel without having paid his board bill, was charged before P. M. Humber with the offence; be was ale° charged with stealing a razor from the store of 5. B. Hawkine, He was sent to a higher court, and on Satur- day was brought before His Honor Judge Holt for election. He electe to be tried by His Honor withou a jury, pleaded guilty to both char es, and the court, taking a merciful v w of the offences, sent the prisoner to the county jail for 30,days with hard labor. MORE PRAISE FOR GODERICIL-Mr. Fred. R. Parnell. of St. Catherines who is registrar of the Grand Black xrcna TialMililoxsVA430,--teall'haabeen. sant out ' over the signattire or V UuRII•IMM ' Woolotirr pm tem tor * gene* onfore Of the ternperance. Workersof East and West How% to be held in the flethcalisk. church' Winghsan. at Itio'clOric a, tr).. on Mon, day,. April Wit. EVery church P.nd teraneraneo eoolOt3"' Is tvsplested to sewonvicedglaergeateesor4.12:avistedte.rupor,oc* A. GOD, TFATIX0;10.1...-4110 f011oW. bight* saMple of ivhat Pridbami the , Wier, Aally t'eceivea in hie' verve* pondence, thie particular one 1101* Ileell Vent frOta 04 ontaide point about 200 mile* frOm tioderich ; 114 yealig,.. 2_,./4"3 VI RigglaiVilin/ikilare",4 trat,17_14And'And Tot lins."'").1teoltg mu If '"x• OnftwerntrraWelleeff#11 agyinpr or It°64114144,1r18.'" tlitith Itittitelltegef mledri ftpirtiauthoomonori.41,r,Qtrog..1% wmira4.11, COMIEENGABL/31 ENTERPRISE. -- Tete Oanadien Pacing liaillvety is now die- triheting Reaming packages of flower Seed% tO be used in ornamenting the etations and office ground', of the syetem from ocean to ocean. The em- ployees are encouraged to take eat in- terest In groWing flowers and there is much friendly rivelry 'between the stations, each trying tb make a hand - sinner showing then the others. He who rides on the 0. P, R. In the flower season. and takes note of the eurrpund- Inge of the station% great and etnall, Will readily agree that the result is well Worth the money expended. St. Igo LOAD. -ThOse who happened io he at Stokes Bay on the morning of March 24th, saw the largest load of saw logs that ever passed through that place. It was hauled by Pete and Ned, the Goderich Lumber Co's best team, driven by the head team. ster, Prank Lerosche, The logs were located at McIvor's bush, by William Gardiner, formerly of Goderich, but now manager for the Co. at Stokes lay, and Waiter Elliot, their head loader. From there they were hauled a distance of two miles over a rolling country to the dump at Stokes .1 -Ay snit' without the least difficulty, On arriving there it was scaled by Roy Thomson. and measured 8,1M feet sound timber. This is a sample of the tim1.1;aruzned by the Co. on the Bruce . - . THE PowER Co. ORGANIZED, - meeting of. those interested in the Maitland River Power Co. was held on Wednesday, when the company was organized by the election of the fol- lowing directorate: President, Dr. W. J. R. Holmes ; vice president, W. L. Horton ; manager, J. T. Goldthorpe ; eecretary, J. Et. McEwan ; treasurer, J. E. Runtball ; directors. Jas. Clark Chapter of Ontario West, in a letter and Jas. A. McIntosh.. At a meeting to Mr. A. M. Torte], -dated Mareb 29th. of the ditectors it was decided to en - says : gage the engineering specialist, H. Von Theon, of Detroit, who was Imre "Enclosed I hand you a letter of thanks to bo handed to the Noole Grand (Worshipful last week. as noted in Tens STAR, at a Masterl of the Lodge of Oddfellows in your fee of $500, to report fully on the town. I was instructed to do this by the Grand Black Chapter of Ontario West. Not knowing schetne as already outlined to the tiphielownri:aooldetEhiechNi takinedtlythiatkolodygoue otot Obed as; Lown Council, and if the report 18 fa- rable the week will be pushed to a the message. "I have attended Prov. 'sines/Sr finish, and if it is unfavorable then it I never /and a better time t n I had le Gom9 -111 mill be immediately dropped, The each, dole it is very beautiful plaoe. You geetteman who is to examine the and your committee aro Go be congratulated Flans and positions and reportthereon open the efforts you put forth to make us s said to be one of the hest known feel at home. Now ono user° request, will you kindly mail me one Of the papere of God- cower engineers on this continent,and and Grend Black Chapter meetitigs,and groat Y est power sc ernes in the U. . and oblige. Canada. elicit giving an account of tho Grand Lot fte beenengard on some of the great - HARBOR, RIVER AND LAKE. - All EXPERT EVIDENCE. -At a banquet iels, the advertising agent 'Of one of Court, Turret Chief and the Paliki, the leading railroads in tbe United having their full crews working on States, said : "I don't take this occa- them, so th4 they were all in good sion and this demonetration RS a per - sailing order. -The new tug is now sonal tribute to myself except in a practicaily ready for her baptism, and very small part. AS I look upon it, she will slide into the water in a dad it is a tribute to an ideal. It vvas t he or two. She will then be flnishe , ideal of advertising that brought out with iron wheel house, as soon as pos- this demonetrittion. Advertising un- sible.-On Monday the iron steamer derlies success in any business on this Turret Chief finished unlo ing at the ? earth except thieving and burglary. Western Flour Mills' elev •`Jr. -Mur - Evelyn, were out yesterday and set a Twhitehulouatilawn ray Bros„ the owners 1 the tug yithf000untoadttvioerotisfionrghisioabinuatan. nese, and the railroads havediscovered gang of nets, so that we should have fresh flsh next Monday or Tuesday. that advertising is the advance agent it. My claim has been for a long time GOOD ENCOURAGEMENT. - Messrs. of the commerce of the world, and G. M, Elliott, W. T. Murney and J. II bad it not been for advertising, our Hawkins, who are the canvassing commerce would not have been PR. tended nearly as far as has been the committee for the fall fair, report case. Thousands and thousauds of that they are t•eceiving a very grati- dollars have come here beeause the fying response in their canvass for people in other countries have read subscript ions and membership anionget railroad advertising and found what the merchants and business men of good machines were made here." the town. They already have a large list of substantial special prizes and C. P. IL NOTES. -Things are getting generous subscriptions and they feel en the move along tho proposed route sure the prize list will be one that of the U. P. R. on this side of the river. will deserve the best efforts of farmers Below the look -out the pile drivers and stockmen, and bring the entries will be ready for work tomorrow, and up to sornething like those of the east of it it derrick is being placed for palmy days. The early etart made in raising the cement for the abutments the canvass this year shows a deter- for the bridges across and on this side minatien to make the fair one worthy of the Maitland. North of the river of the county town. - there ls no move whatever. The en - TEMPERANCE MIZETINGS.-The audi- gineers have been working around the ence at tbe gospel temperance meeting. Big Mill salt block, and here things seem to have been settled; for the past the week things looked lively at the given in his honor recently Mr. Dan - harbor, the three iron boats, Turret last Sunday was somewhat smaller two days gangs of men and eight or than usual, the inviting weather prob- nine teams have been at work lovver- ably tempting many to indulge in a stroll in the afternoon. Rev. A. E. M. Ing that part of Harbor Hill where the Cara will cross to and from the C. P. R. Thomson was the speaker, and he gave station. From tbe lowering of the a forcible and argumentative condern. hill lt looks as though a good slice of nation el: the drink traffic. Miss Nellie the northwest corner of the salt block Colborne sang a very fine solo, and James Mitchell performed the duties will have to be removed, or else the , „ cars will run through the building, for of chairman. On Monday 0, Pion° which there in apparently plenty of meeting was held in Temperance Hank roorn. The cut at the Harbor Hill at which addresses were delivered by gives one a fair idea of how the cars Mr. Thomson and Rev. W. H. Gra- will reach the station, and a walk from ham, who each gave good addresses that point along the line to the river in support of the temperanee cause. will show what engineering can tie Mr, G. M. Elliott wee chairman. The when a company wants to build a rail - usual meeting will be held next Sun- road. -The stable belonging to Babb's dav afternoon, the natne of the epeak- uotel was moved thin week to ite new er being announced in the different position went of its old stand, and it Is churches next Sunday morning. expected the hotel will be on the move INDEBTED TO TRU RueonirEft.-The at the end of next week. following extract from an article in A BRAN -mono W„rsitnenlide_tt.ciiaTphnea t the Seaforth Expositor, called forth Imam'. March 14 : by a referenee in a Toronto paper to -A quiet but very interesting event some of the speakern in the Leglelar took place 013 Tuesday, March ture, le reproduced bore As a hint 27th, at the renidence of Mr. which fiM other seetions, Goderich for and Mrs. W. E. Duncan, 133 Park inntance " Few outside the charmed avenue, this city, when their eireles really know how greatly public sister Metta Olapsattle, youngent men are frequently indebted to news- ciaugLer of Mr. and M ro. Joseph Clap - paper editorn and reporter° for the eattle, of Cainaville, wan united in very creditable manner in which they the holy bondn of matrimony to Mr, are made to appear before the public. Albert S. Reld. Phm. , Dawson, Many of the speeehee and letters Y. T., formerly of Brantford, In the which appear In the newepapers are presence of a. few immediate friendn, made not only readable but nensible The cerernony took place at high noon, through the intervention of the ed- the dining.room being beautifully der - i tor's or reporter's pencil. If many of orated with flowero and paling. Rev. the productionn appeared In print as Mr. Collins. of Caineallie officiated. they are written or spoken they wotild fatter -an adjournment was made to the be very ridiculous Weed, tint when dining.roone, where a tasty dejeuner drestaed up by the editor or reporter was enjoyed. The prosentn were beau, they are often Meritorious. The ori- tiful and costly. MIPS Clepsattle al. ginal contains hut the raw material, ways took a very active part in clench the ideas, and the editor or reporter and kindred work, and will be missed seizes on them, dreeses them up and hy-„her numerous frlendn. Mr. Reid placen them in their proper connec• will be remembered hero an taking a Mon, and the remit la a passable and prominent part In athletica In connec- useful production. A emnewhat vol- Hon with the Y. M. C. A. some ten unninotte writer ae tvell cla a ready years ago. He wao very popular and speaker once fold the writer of this a has o host of local frienda. The happy gond joke on himeelt Ile shill he had couple left on the 4.10 train for Handl- been having big argument with Mr. ton And Toronto, after which they will So -and -So, and tvhat do you think he continuo their journey leiettrely to the RAM to IllOP Said,, 1I eatolot uuder- Yukon, where Mr. Reid In conclueting stand how a man who talks such in• a la • o business. He in bristlier of fernal Immense as yen do ean write Ur. bort Reid, of this eity." The such good knees.' Mr. Slo.and.So had old.time friends of the groom in Glade - the printin Aloe: not been initiated p1t0,the eteteta of raincdhhiskilUbvliodine,in good wishes to him *0100 MQVIR,r.N& ileavadok of 4th, **pa '14 'X fhainey eak the following opretinna of the 00VPM. T00114 10 the Government aware that doseph rhitoo, the president of the oToronto Lite," is a prisoner on the charge of misusing 'Muds? That %WO other tlirectore et the cofone037 have diseredited thealselves by their evidence at ble trial P Also. „the (*rho have IlhOWIt art atteentIllindeds nese tInd fotgetiffinelle. tiatla• ineolPPA, tilge with competent work? Ilea the GoVernment thought of annointioft soMe reliable. competent parson to take eharge of the company affairs?' fittefnes Ortagog,-Hr. R, chariel 4101.ean, of London, and Mr, M. Campbell, manager of the Stratford branch Of the Merchants' Bank of TOanada. arervisiting the- forn gen. tleman's old home. the residence of Mre„ A. P. McLean, Hilitein Road, where Charlie (as we better know him) spent his boyhood daye and eollowed the same business as that of his father and older brothere. Some eighteen menthe ago he retired from the Stratford business which he cons ducted with hip brothers, to enter into ' elnillitr concern in London, where he has been most eucceseful t but is still climbing for the top of the. ladder, and with his partner, Mr. A.M. Campbell, is about to engage in the eetni-ready clothing and .gentai funs. fishing business on a still larger ;settle in Montreal. Mr. Catnpbell is a St. Thomas boy, who has had 2Jt years as- sociation with the Merchants' Bank in St. Thomas, London, Luen.n and else- where, and for the last three and a half yawn he has been manager at Stratford, Mr. Campbell has been one of that city's most successful bank man:were, and it was with some re- gret he sent In his resignation sever- ing his connection with the bank. His steeling merit, kindly manner, ability and uprightnees have won him a host of friends, both in blueness and social Mettles, who will watch with in- terest the prosperity of the two gen- tiemen in their new undertaking. Suc- cess to them I Public School Board. The regular meeting of the Public School Board was held Monday even- ing; present, Messrs. W. Achseon, chairman, 0. F. Carey, J. R. Oraigie, J. W. Crotgio. R. H. Outt. B. 0. ?jun- nines and A. D. McLean. The secre- tary's montlity statetnent was read and, filed as follow*. MoEwan estate, ooal $14 30 .1. W. Vanatter, ront. .... 20 00 Mies Dunlop, teaching 60 Jno. Butler, supplies. C building fence 2.1.. Porter, etattonery onthly pay roll 422 87 PriSevionely paid , . 898 26 600 62 March 31st, 1900. Total to date 51407 77 The principal's rephrt was read and adopted as follows: Boys on roll, 220; girls, 237; total, 466; average attend- ance -boys 105, girls 108; total, 303. Percentage of attendance, 84. A communication from the Pro- vincial Association of the School Trustees of Ontario was read and filed, and one from the- Toronto Junction School Board, asking for informa.tion about the Kelsey furnace, was refer- red to the secretary, principal and caretaker. Principal ° Tigert applied for the usual annual increase. Moved by B.C. MunnIngs,,seconded by A.I). McLean, that the principal's aalary he increased to 5000. Carried. Accounte were read from George Morrow, teaming, 811 The Star, print• ing, 58.75 ; The -Lumber Co., lumber, 54.60 ; The Signal, printing, 53.77 : Mclilwen estate, wood, 53, and being certified were ordered to be paid. Chairman Cutt, of the Management committee,reported that they thought Miss Robertson's claim for 520.09 for holidays should be paid when the holidays come, and thiq wns agreed to on motion, the secretary to notify Miss Robertson of the resolution. Chairman J. It. Cralgie, of Lire Con- tingent committee, reported that he had not sold the shed on the North side of the Central school playground and that the water pipe at St. An- drew's ward school needed repairing. Board then adjourned. _ AMONG THE CHURCHES. The regular meeting of the A.Y.P.A. of St. George's church will he held in the schoolroom at 8 o'clock on Tues- day. Rev. Thornier Hicks, of Dungan- non, will give an addi errs. There will also be a program. Silver collection. Frederic. T. Egener will preside at the organ in Knox Churrh next Sun- day, Mr, Wilmott being away for a few days. Mr, Egener will also sing In the evening and the choir will render the beautiful anthem, "Come (Into MP," Rev. Dr. Carman left Toronto on Monday lost for Japan, where Ile will join Rev. Dr. Sutherland, who pre- ceded him a few weekn ago, anti inven- tigate the missionary nituation for the purpose of reporting at the General Conference next fail. The trip of these officials of the Methodist Church of Confute assumee particular Importance owing to a project to federate with the minnionn of United States Method- ist ehurches operating in the name field Dr. Carman will lentn't Van• eouver on April 9th hy the Empreen of Japan, anti return notne time in June uonEttg MCIIAMI/Y. RV ANGCLIHT. Evangelist R. Itictlardy, of Toronto, will begin a nerleo of Evangelintic ner- view; In North St. Methodiet church on Sunday next. There will he meet- ings every night next week except Sattirday. Mr. Mcflardy le an excel- lent preacher and eucceitsful evange- list. There will he good Ringing. A e.ordlal welcome will he given to all. A GUARANTEED CURE POR PILES. Itching. blind, bleeding, protruding pllea. Druggists aro authorized to re- fund money If PAZO OINTMENT faila to cure In 0 to 14 day& 50e. AUCTION SALES TUn9DA V, APRII, IOTIL.skitrectitore' calm of village propeny and household effects, under win of late Mar Ares Oto• ham at Port Albert, at I o'c otk p. m I Prot;dfoot, Hays & Soli ors for 1 exectitors ; Thomas Guridry, etiotmr. EDITORIAL, COMMENT, 0041000111111,0014 t'epresented the big delegation representing On. tario municipalities whichwill wait on the Government 1417001RO nextWed. nesday to urge the development of electrical power at Niagara by the Province all *public enterprise, There is:every Indication that the delegation will be record one In point of num- betn and influence, theintereat aroused by the report of the Electrical Power CommissiOn just mado known. spread- ing far beyond the several municipal. Itie* which undertook the enquiry two year() ago. There is no larger quo. tloo 'before the people a tilts Province today. andlt is eminently desfrabIe that the county town of Huron should take an interest In the proceedinge which now indicate the beginning of a new era In kite industrial prosperiby of Ontario. The invitetion to eend delegate yeas simply filed at the last meeting of the Conned -let it be promptly complied with tonight, gen- tietnen. OBITUARY. ANDERSON.-Elarolci, the font' year old son of Mr. Wes. Anderson, Bruce street, passed away on Sunday. The little fellow had suffered for some time from indigestion and stomach trouble. The funeral took place ou Tuesday to Dungaunon cemetery, Rev. Jas. A. Anderson officiating at the honse. MOLIVAIL-It was with deep regret that her =startup Goderiolt friends learned of the death last Sunday at Port Elgin, of Flossie Shiels, wife of Mr. Hfilyard McLean, of that place. The lady was -Married to her now be- reft husband only last Septetnber, and the sudden summons will be deeply felt by relatives and friends. Mrs. Mc- Lean was, the eecond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shiele, formerly of Goderich, end the sympathy of their afaridenadme johteloren.go out to them in their ANDERSON. -Mrs. Rachael Ander- son', widow of the late Alexander Anderson, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr, H. Park, South street, on Monday, old age being the cause, the deceased having reached 80 yetkra. Rev. G. N. Hazen, pastor of the No'ith street Methodist church, held service at the house on Tuesday evening and on Wednesday morning, and the re- mains left by the early train Wed- nesday for KIncardintit where the in- terment took place the same day. The bearere in Gocierich were Rev. Mr.Hazen and Metiers. Joseph White- ly, J. W. Vanatter and Geo. Harris, NOLAN.-M re. Nolan, widow of the late Peter Nolan, died In St. Joseph, Alicia, on Thursday, March 2flth, from the infirmities of old age. The de- ceased lady. who was in her 80th year, had been far from well for some time, so that her death was not unexpected. By her desire the remains were brought to the old home to be placed at:rest beside those of her family who had gone before, and on Monday they were cotnmitted to mother earth in Colborne It. C. cemetery, the funeral taking place from the G. T. R. station on the arrival of tbe 10.40 it. tn, train. Deceased's sons Edward, of St, Joseph, and John, of 'Minneapolis, and her sons-in-law, Capt , W. Macgregor, of Windsor, and H. Holmes, of Acton, accompanied the retnains to (lode - rich. The deceased lady was, with her late husband. a long time resident of the old town, and 30 or 90 years since there were but few residents who did not know the Nolans. 'CrtAnm-There tiled in Brantford on Saturday, Annie Deeveri, beloved wife of George Crabb. The deceased, who died after an Illness of ten days, leaves beside her husband, a daughter, aged 5 years, and many relatives In this section. The remains were brought to Goderich for interment Ill Maitland cemetery, the funeral taking place froei the remidence of deeeaseti's sieter, Mrs. •Albert Lusk, East street, on Monday afternoon, the burial set, vice being performed by Iiev. Mr. Graham, pastor of Victoria street Me- thodist church. The deceased lady was a resident of Dungannon until her marriage, when Mr. and Mrs. Crabb lived in town for some time, afterwards moving to Brentford, where she passed away. Mesdames Jingles Hardy and Lusk, of town, are deceased's sisters, and other relatives reside In the neighborhood of Dun- gannon. The many Mende of Mr. Geo. Orabb eympathize with him in hie sore bereavement. Mr. Crithlin iiptio daughter will, reinnin with her aunt, Mrs. Carroll, In London, and he himeelf will return to Brantford for the present. SUMMER SrRTS. A meeting tosorgat ze for the eotn- Ins( lacrosse net -won will beheld at the Bedford Hotel thla (Friday) evening, and all lovere of the sport are eordlaily invited to attend. Let there he a good turn out. A t a meeting called for the purpoee of organizing it G. U. 1. football club for the coming lawmen, the fellowing officers were elected : Hon, preeident, Mr. Strong ; hon. vice•pronldent, Mr. Field t president, Mr. Roberteon : 001- rotary- trPanti rer, Wm, J. T. Tay !or ; manager, Mr. Robertnon eaptain, W. .1. T. Taylor. Conimil tee A. Bovee. A. Anderson, G. Stratton, Mr. Foster, W. Matheson. County Council Committees. The Rotel arid Bridge committee of the County Council met the It and B. committee of the county of Perth in Miu.heit on Tueeday, and the joint cogynIttee opened tentlens for t he two hrldgeo, each Dixie feet, on the holm dary line, and awarded the eminent work for the two to Heninworth t'o„ of Ethel, at $4.25 per ;vets!, and the nuperntructuree to A. tic Co., of Mitchell, for 13520 for the two. The committees thought that Iwo more bridgen, ono 40 feet and the other 52 feet. were needed. and Engineer Atm ley WEIS inotructed to have specillea. Bonn tnade for threw etrnettitee. to be preaented to the Councils at the .11111P nes:Anon. The Houne of Refuge eommit tee met In Clinton on Tneedn y and andited the accone,In Pimp last audit. The num- ber of Inmaten on the roll wan 92. The incpector reported that the old team had been cold and a new team rut, ehitned, the difference being 5100. rbe [`COMM tee considered the bill before the Angerribily. called the House of Refuge Act, and with the exception of the deuce defiling with the innpeetion of the inntitutionn, approved Ile prin- ciples. The committee &H&c! that mime property owned by he° of the itunaten he rented er sold, and then adjourned to meet again the lira Tueoday in June. Many ohade trona In town -coulee pruning. , . Pridikyt. April Ia. Newt Pridayx halos* othlio 1$011. - day, Taro RA" would' oiltearspot. chow and aviverifseiri MI send itt their nems itelne ehangea 90 adcartlaomenta eerller than nook and thus assist the tittle in psi* • -off work. for the daY. Brief Taws; TOplOS. ' has a new delivery wagon. u,T..BW.11-a.:tokuphiros,nthueoh=dazoMdrot; tardrevitawroe datore. north. neat HoWlfiee '50Thot huitsveleesilisn.tnyheedtabeesat rethoLvOtaentITt • t is about time demote antimalesteenkertss, , The chniee walks in the Mufti:louse Park aro being grachtedy coMpleteds to the satisfaction of pedestrians) gen, "Talhive' Ooderich Engine and Bicycle Go, have ehipped an engine to Toner - moray and brick machines to Port Arthur and Ottawa. A person named Stubbs, eheeged be- fore the police magistrate on Wednes- day with disorderly condUet on Vic- toria street, was fined la2 and costs. Me. Thos. Ginn, Godericts townehip, who owns a modern plant for the manufactuee of maple stolen). delivered in town some splendid samples yester- day. - The Daughters of the Eropire were very pleased this week to' receive a donation of Ale tlowards the Hospital fund flora George J. Ferguson. of Carlow. The County Board of Criminal Audit; held the quarterly audit in the County cAotutopronnelyor's Loaffluicoonttihoiat awalk.wasCoinunatt.y tendance, Auditor Hudson, of the Provincial Auditors' stair, Is still examining the accounts of Goderieh township. It ie understood that this examination goes back twenty years. Saturday'e TorontO Globe contained a good part of Mr. J. J. Wright's etory of the days of '00, and the por- trait of the author. which appeared In Tun Smelt a few weeks ago. A letter frown Fred R. Parnell, St. Catharines, Who is the Provincial Registrar, speaks In eulogistic tonna officers taken of a photo of ttey Gips. intd. slialialootaChapter A sociable evening' was spent in the Oddfellowse Hall last Friday evening hy a number of our young people. A number wore also present from the eurrounding townships, Port Albert and Kingsbridge. At a epeeist meeting of the Colle- gips° Institute board on Tuesday, Mr. Merritt's resignation was accepted on models of J ueige DOYle and Sherif? Rey - olds, The Board then adjourned to meet again on Thurstlity. Robert Elliott has purchased 18 acmes of hardwood thnber in Colborne from Andrew Young, 4/1 miles front Goderich, con Oth con. and will con- vert it into wood and lumber. In the meantime, he has tapped 200 mania trews for maple syrup and sugar. Canada is glad to weicoute• the Ger- man settlers who are coming to this country in large numbers. The Ger- man element in any locality is always ;lure to be quiet, industrione. kindly and progressive -qualities that spell suecess in any new country. Among the changes announced in the Canadian Gazette last Saturday were the following : 83rd (Huron) Regiment -Lieut. J. 0. 8, Vareoe- is permitted to resign his commission. Provisional Lieutenants G. Stewart and IL J. Pringle are permitted to retire. The epring warblers are here. Mr. John Brophe met a band of robin red tireaste terloo street early Tuesday morning. They were con- veying glad tidings and looking for food, and Mr. Brophey declares the sight one of the prettiest he bae wit - (tensed In many a day. James Reynold 1, of Goderich, was on a visit to his parents at Detroit, and while there purchased a pacing four year old mare. by Ashland Wil- kes, which is likely to prove one of the hest for speed. He also brought home for W. I,V. Ferran, of Clinton, the splendid entire horse. The Pope. by Argot Wilkee, six years old, which is said to be a splendid opecimen. At the Spring Assizen at Guelph on Monday lion. Sir Wes. Muiock, Clhief Justice of the Exchequer Division, ut- tered words of warning to parents in reference to the training of children. In addressing the fury, His Lordship reviewed the three criminal casen be- fore hint, and partleularly urged the necessity of parents and guardians pitying stricter regard to the bringing upoonf wtheedirncohsdilidlyre, "Geo. Reid, who had been remanded for nentence on three charges of t heft. wan brought up for sentence, and His Honor Judge Doyle sent hint to the penitentiary for two years and one month, with hard labor. At the opening of the court it" was shown that the prisoner wan an old offender. he !teeing undergone sen- tences at Kingloon. the Central Pri- son and In a penitentiary across the "AP management of the Sovereign Bank did not make any mistake in transferring Mr. E. V. Campion to the Ooderich branch /IR accountant. He Is a native of Ooderieh, non of the late Edmund Campion. K. C., and has the stuip and biteinese energy for future ROICPPAH, His t own rind country friends at 0 pleaced to have Mr. Campion back to the old town, while incidentally his preeenee here will not he to the disad- ve,rnhtaogernitlythient tterveoerneeigginatfelandlato of the year will be held tonight at the se 0. I. Clinton %sell he represented by their hent epealtere, and H. Taylor and W. Cantelon will make strong pair tor rpm own nehool. The progiarn :14vi olore opf start leatrialacreleynlingteirrise?tdineertn numbers by M laves Mona Waltero and Finher, Messrs. Pote, Carson, Belcher end Merritt. A email fee will he charged, proceeds to pay off debt on "I'll'°h°eItirietrtrYe'r of the Goderich Musi- cal Society acknowledges the receipt of a clueless for 807.tal, being the net proceedn of the recent perform - :sneer. by the Goderich MInstreln in aid of the Munical Society funds. Thie atthstantial addition to the funds Win Ilt4 gepat help to tbe eociety 113 the work of maintaining the Regimental Band, nnd the mentbern of the Min. steel Company deeerve the thanks of the whole town foe theirgenerona and P".11o4hicni'YP.luir,61KGIffngcrtstto.n street, is raft! for apring and slumber inteillete. Since hits last announcement he has added an upright boiler atit lathe, IMOD 1110tVet Slibitt101 014 *MA other modern devices, to seeetesfully‘ handle the varlets) intricato WO that) nranoterit''shwatTiit7erite°r hate salhid°114.01)6e. teen*" to many in torso, as the deviee Wilt sharpen any mower knife to „lierfaro tion. Mr. WO s loastat itn,hode tipashtbope, title; uelketta* ntial liste & Ver'Y ellift Or • ' : ;?. • "i• s.