The Goderich Star, 1906-05-18, Page 1a
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interet aii,4vve0, th'e rAte of
POUR (4), PER. ciENT
per anntigh
Money Ott ba lyithitrrnyli any 41/111a,
The. governMent stutherigett mate Oicept dellosite.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
GODBRICII OBBICE WW1% SMAT
AND SWARE L, M -GR,
1/4
WANTS.
irt ENERAL SERVANT WANTED.-APPIY
to Mrs. A. &milder's.
IRL WANTED.-Fer %ulestie work, at
1.." the Balmoral Cate, 11 erd Blot*.
§'ERVANT WANTED. -Good girl for _gen-
eral housework. No Washing. APP1Y
BECKETT, Nelson atreet.
NVANTED-At once.a Good General Ser-
vant. Apply te (DR,) Wurrgor.
The CrescenL
MWO GIRLS WANTED. -Cook arid Kit-
chenmaid. Apply Mail. 11..1, FARR. Bil-
ks Hotel.
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ANTED 0001) STEADY BOY. -15 or 16
Years old, to help coachman. Apply to
E . ATriutte
f IRL WANTED. - For up-etairs work. -
1..11 Apply to Mrs. Xing. K a- Edward
Goderich.
POR SALE OR TO LET.
1.),ASTUBE.-16 or 20 head of Ittle can be
X given pasture for the summer months.
For partIculars.apply or address WEsLEY W.
MEER. BenM111GT, Ont.
.
M-IOR SALK-Building lots on Market street,
X nearCarnerrie Library. A most desirable
location. Apply to Mr.. J.H.Williams.
TRAWBERY PLANTS FOR SALE. -
The undersigned hae tor sale good sorts
at reasonable prices. C. WARCUP, Hayfield
Road.
1;SOR SALIC,-Three Small awninge which
X were on old Drug Store. These are all
new. Cheap. H. W. TnomisoN.
11[3ASTURE.-From June lst pasture for Oat -
IL Ile and Horses on Fildgewood Park pro-
perty. FOP terms, eto., apply te Twines API.-
LIAN, at the Farm House.
MIOR SALE.-14Briek Story Dwelling, with
half an acre of ground, good stables,
fruit trees, ate, Situated in the village of
Salt ford. An excelleneohanee tor a comfort,.
able home. Apply on the premises to Mits.
etlyrueRitt.
. QIIINCILES, LUMBER, ETC. -X, XX and
;:") XXX' ShingThs, Cedar -Poste-avid-Phank.-
Also Hemlock and Hardwood Lumber, etc.,
etc. THE GODERICH LUMBER CO.,Limited.
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PRCIE.ERTY FOR SALE:- The desirable
property on Elgin Avenue, Goderich.,
invned and occupied by Dr.. WhitelY. Good
hottest and two-thirds of an acre of land, with
choice fruits. The house le heated by hot
water and has all modern improvements. A
bargain for any person wanting first-clats Pro-
perty, at a moderate prim,. Apply to or tuidress
DR. 'WHITELY, Goderich.
1 )t.A.PERS ,FOlt SALE. - Several hundred
1 copies of ola nowspapent for Sale. - just the'
thing when you are hoUseeleaniag. Apply at
S'rAR OFFICE
ROPBSSION'Al.
A u°',
. Batik of NW11001RB (itc.
I 8, tanker '
leer Eiteset and Senora 1. e°Ls.
AocTioNeoRING
GrEinitiv RECKETT,' General Atetionee;
900 Hatnilton Street Goderith..,Pi Ct. Box
l&S. Fatna, farm stook, an( all other salsa will
receive special attention. I will1MY Item em
tire stock of Illotisehold Forniture,And will pay
mot dash prices. Let zee know what you have
to sell int:Myna°, or cell and Pea whaf. I can
sell you. - GEORGE DEOKETT. CurlositY
Shop, Goderich.
COURT OF REVISION.
NOTICE OF COURT OF REVLSTON.
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TOWNSHIP OF GODEI-tiOL
TAKE NOTICE that the Court of Rovision of
the Township of Goderich will hold its first
:kitting in the Township Hall, golmesville, for
the purpoise of hearing appeals tgainet the
Assessment Roll of the Township for the year
1909, on Saturday. TEE 26T0 DAT OF MAT, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. All parties interest-
ed are requested to 'Attend.
NIXON STURDY,
Township Clerk.
Goderieb, May 7th, 1900,
NOTICE OF COURT OF REVISION.
, TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
Tang Ronan that the Court et Revision of
the Townehip of Colborne will hold its fleet att.
Ong. in the Town Hall for the purpose °Meer -
Mg appeals against the AssessiaIent. Roll of the
Township for the year 1916, oa Saturday. THE
261s3 mil' or MAY, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon.
AU parties interested are requetted tri attend.
lee W. MoDONAGEL
• Township Clerk.
Carlow, May 1st, 190f1.
DOG TAX NOTICE.
aaroTicE.
Bylaw No. 0, 1906, of the Town of Goderich
requires; amongst other regulations that on or
brf ere the first, day, of May 1900, all dogs shall
be registered and licensed 'in the ofilce of the
Collector of Taxes, and shall wear a tag as sup-
plied by the Collector. ,
The fee for such registration Is one dollar
for each dog and two dollars for each bitch,
and this pays the municipal tax upon much dog
ur doge tor the ye,ar 19191.
IL IR one of the duties of the town con,
etables to enforce this bylaw bp prosecutions
before the Police Magistrate. •
M. O. JOHNSTON,
Town Clerk.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
1 ISSOLUTION OF' PARTNERSHIP. -No-
1 tire Is hereby given that the co -partnership
heretofore exieting between the undersigned
ae Furniture Dealers and Gndertakere at God-
erieb, Ont, under the 11rm name of Beckett &
Staunton, will be dissolved my the lst day of
June next. The butinesa will herettfter be
carried on by H. B. Beckett. All outstanding
ilt•Volints must bo settled before that date, or
'tiny wilt he placed in other hands for collo°.
lion. fix Mr. Staunton is leaving for Alberta.
H. B. BECKETT
JOHN STAUNTON.
NOT CE OF COURT OF' REVISION.
-TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
Stedi,pg
90 CA1141*
KM) Offlae, - TORONTO
lecotectrated be Omelet act at the
Pozelnien Partiationt to repave
Deposita '
Hijahest ceireot rate ef intereit•
paid in oor
ioperioni
on deposits of $t ana upwcirds,
Interest paid and compounded
POUR TIMES 4 ygo.R.
Drafts bought toad 'cold.
A General Banking Business
trensacted.
GODERICID BRANCH :
JEFFREYOlanager.
wo ;Ito.
*MAW' DATaa113:' ywit gone by
Gofleriett woo ohnottityloo)oatorvntra
Pa'a 00111,410 fAl4uft 04 010 first
Ittlyclutt for Itotsu veers the import-
Itht aVelat -bah, been allowed tq tepee in-
ohoewity. 4ore intereat and eta
ergyah0414110 exhibited bY our °Kix-
ena generaliy.. Why not have the
7471,7oe aptiblic meeting without
delay mot digital* the Metier f The
present dete la npoo too early to aet,
and It 'OW 0001,)011 and citizens will act
°other promptly 4 Teal big day arid
anY vleitere wooid be assured.
()on oN °on Oumv.-The daily pas
Perapf Wednesday had this despatch
trona Ohatilian -Chatham. May 15--
Yekterday Ohief of Pollee Gundry, of
Goderieh, and a companiob, rode
through Blenheim en route to Ridge -
town In an auto bearing no numherc
'Complaint was made to the Blenheim
police. who 'phoned Ridgetown, where
the auto was held tor instructions
froni Blenheim, when the identity of
the offenders wa.s learned. Trial was
conducted over the 'phone between
the two towns, and the parties allowed
to go after paying costa.
Nor Earoueat Gums Coittn.-"Out
OODER1Cii MARKETS.
Tim week wee a quiet Ono, shipping tran-
sactione being few, and prices, :with tho ex-
ception ot peas, unchanged. Reports from
West Huron are that tho seeding Was a suc-
cessful one, the preparations for the roots more
extenrive than usual, and that as a rule ell
fruit tree/. large atd small, have budded well,
and that with the exceptien of fall wheat. in
spota only, ;the signs are favorable for the
farm -
The rainfall yesterday morning was a heavy
one, and was all that was needed to put the
ground in good condition. and give the spring
stain crops a splendid etort.
W. 13urrow% & Son last weeke shipped e. oar
of wheat to Clinton, and one of bnckwheat to
New York.
Current wholesale prices oorreeted
, .1.4P to noon of Thuredag.)
Fall wheat, standard $0 73 to 73
E jpring wheat, standard
Flour, per cwt.. patent 2 50 to 2 50
Flour, per cwt., family 2 25 to 2 26
Bran, per ton 19 00 to 19 00
Shorts, per ton 20 00 to 20 00
Screenings, per ton....... .18 00 to 18 00
Oats 0 31 to 0 35
Barley I 0 43 to
Peas 0 73 to 0 73
Rye 0 48 to 0 48
Buckwheat, per bushel 0 48 to 0 48
Ha 50 1 5 00
Bn ter, per lb........ ......... la to 0 17
Eggs, (fresh) per dozen 0 13 to 0 li
Wood, per cord 6 00 to 6 00
Cattle, export t 60 to 4 75
Cattle, ordinary and butchers' 9 50 to 4 75
Lambs, spring 4 00 to 5 00
Sheep, fat gliwt) 8 50 to 4 00
Hogs. Uve weight 7 00 to 7 00
Hogs,..deessed-....•........isr,u I. • • 8 75 to 9 99
Hams, per lb 0 lIrti" "Ill
2aeon, long dear 0 14 to 0 14
Hidee 7 00 to 7 '25
Sheep 'skins 0 70 to 0 90
Tallow, rand,ered ,........._. • 0 01 to 0 04
Chickens -barnyard. chicks, per lb 0 10 to 0 11
a ' *rate fed 0 II to 0 12
Beef, fore iquarters 4 50 to 5 50
Beef. hind quarters 11 00 to 7 00
Potatoes 0 45 to 0 60
Cattle atid Hogs in, Toronto.
TARE Nara= that the Court of Revision of
the Townehip of Ashfield will hold its first 011-
t,:ln jln the Town Hall for the purpase of hearing
o eala -ngrittett -the-Antsesernent-Roli of.. the
ownship for the year 1900, on Saturday, rug
MIL DAY OP MAY, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Ali mulles interested are requested to attend.
'Tnos. G. Amax.
ToWnship Clerk.
Dungannon, May 10th, 1913,41
CARD OF THANKS.
caw oe THANKS.
I wish to thank my customers and friends
for their past trade and kindly expressions of
regret that I have disposed of my hardware
business. I expect to leave town June6th, and
in the interval will be at the old stand the
whole of Saturdays and Mondays and part of
eitch week until leave. Any account" owing
eheuld be settled either by cdeh or If not due
bv note maturing at time ori$4fially agreed
upon when geode Wore taken. his action ia
absolutely necessary, and it is to be hoped
i•iteh and all concerned will bake prompt pro-
vision and not wait to be called upon, as I pre-
fer doing my own collecting, other wise them
will nocetaarily be extra expente.
M. W. HowELL.
ICE FOR SALE
ataienE ortos.-Ice Merchants. leo sold
and delivered promptly In small or large
lets. We make a specialty of treason orders.
!ARV° your orders at office, first door watt of
Square, West street, or at residence. William
.treet, Ooderieh. Telephone 24.
of nearly 14,000 immigrants who have
come under our attention since tbe
first of this year, not ten per cent. of
them have been women and girls,"
said an officer of the Ontario Immi-
gration Office in Toronto. "I think I
woold be safe in saying that they did
notnutnber more than eight per cent,'
he con t inued,"and needy all the gentle
sex were married wotnen 0,t that," be
added. This goes to shoW that in the
west the men are unable to find wives
Most of the women and girls wer
from London. and have come out with
their husbands aud fathers. Quite
number of the Scotchmen were mar
ried men, but they, with few excep
tions, left their wives and daughters
home, promising to bring them, ou
later.
BUtLDING OPERATIONEL-The brick
IMPERATIVE PUBLIC NOTICE.
Accounts Must be Settled.
With the purchasing of Mt.
Howell's stock I purpose openTng
a complete new set of books, and
all accounts now owing me must
be settled' before June ist, as after
that date the books will be handed
to a solicitor tor collection. Goli •
ern yourself acc'ordinkly.
CHAS. C. LEE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
BUSINESS CHANGE,
Mr. L. p. Augustine having
beught out the interest of Mr.
Jonathan Miller in the East Street
Livery. the bosinees will hereafter
be carried on under the name of
Walker & Augustine.
A continuance of public pat-
ronage crolicited. Everything will
he kept up to the highest stan-
dard, and satiefaction guaranteed.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
-a rot; NG & ROBERTSON, Me4 'ESTATE
]1. AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
For selling, buying Or enntIne• town and farm
kl.:17inrie,Fgt:urr houirts4tra". 01'0°.
MEDICAL
TEN -PAGES
Mit14111104. Os ffotln. loulsuith
oar Advenee-411,60
BottOOT. flareantga a'OB -au
Welit UNTQA ate 21 rural school
sectienswithan aseessment $fij0.000
or over, which must pay s, salary of
1,000 In 1007; 111 sections easemed
Moen $100.000 end PAO®. whieb
taUllt PoSt SOO salary t aeetiona ea -
soma between '5100,000 end 41140,000,
Mat pay $440 t nine sections, as-
Ateiraati between g40- .000 and* $100.0091
whicu Meet pay WO. There are ion
Mel echool aections. These %litres
are fornitffietl by Immeater 'Tom, and
aro intereetingeashoWingthe working
out of the ineW ubu Scheel Aet,
A Ilan ACCIDAINT.-14ast Friday.
Alex, Young. Of Kintall, while driso
Ing_ into town, was neaving the bridge
at Dunlop'e Hill, when whistle of
tiome kind 414 frightenA the
artimela 'They started. away with *1-01
speed ae to throve Mr, 'Thong violently
out of Wit vehicle. His forehead struck
on the ground and with such force as
to render bim insensible, in which
state he remained for 4 codsiderable
time. He was taken to the residence
of his brother on the 8th non, of Col-
borne. and le noW doing well, and get -
Mug on nicely, a,nd is expected to be
around again as usual before the week
passes away.
ANNUAL Mamma OF MUSICAL So -
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WALKER & AUGUSTINE.
layers have commenced the big stor
for R. Parsons, and diggers are Fir
paring to get out the foundation fo
the big store to be built for Hodgen
Bros -The brick house being built
Bruce street by Col. Young, is bein
roofed in, and the dwelling bein
erected by Wm, Lee on Montreal s
is nearing completion. -The Rapti
church has nearly all the stone wor
of the basement up, and the door
door frames and windOw frames are
position. -Mrs. R. 13. Smith shingi
the dining room of her dwelling las
week ; H. Black has started the ere
tion of a dwelling on Toronto stree
and Geo. M. Elliott is putting up
esidence corner of Bayfiela clod 'B
tannia Roads. -Mr. VVallis has p
in it stone foundation for a dwelli
on his loacorner of Victoria andPicto
streets, and A. 13. Dayison is putti
up a couple of dwellings on Big
Avenue.
THE H. & 0. RAILWAY SCHEME. -
the Commons Railway Committee la
Monday a bill was reported extendi
the titne tor thp, conetruction of t
Huron and Ontario Railway a
authorizing ,also the construction
two branch lines. The main line
Gprojected from Port Perry to (..io
rich, touching Beeton, Shelbur
Durliain, and Walkerton, with bran
es to Meaforel, Owen Sound, Kin
dine and Wingham. It was expla
ed by Alexander Smith, the compan
solicitor, that sections are now un
contract from Port Perry to Uxbri
and from Toronto Junction to Edgel
The branches asked for in the pres
bill are pt•ojected to run from P
Perry to Oshawa or Whitby, and fr
Goderich to Sarnia and Winds
The former passed and the latter
restricted from Onderich to Park
and Strathroy. The Manitoulin
North Shore Railway Company w
given two years' extension of tim
build from Sudbury to little Curt.
and from Meaford to Owen Sou
The Algonta Central Railway
given power to amalgamate w
other roads.
BETTER FISHERIES PROTEcTIO
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st
limvouto.-The sotto walls of.
the eleVator are nOW wIthth about 19
feet, of a Wail, WWII Wane that
three weeka wilt likely sea thelast bar -
rev? Lgemeut rforead op ita wallik>and
it may be mentlohetti that IllEtly tone
of binding iron *re yet to be 11100te
rated in the cement, The
tiotehed., the nmehtoery
wilt then be built of pressed cement
bricks), eo that our people *ill likely
see the new elevator being given its
ffillabing tottehee es Dotottuon Day
eatnee round. The last of the outilde
staffolding le now placed. and all that
will be needed willA he that far the
brick worh and *clef. It la eitid that
all the tuachinery and requisites for
finishing tbe building will be ready
wheo wonted.
ONE MUNDRED YEARS Ow.- On
Tuesday, Itith of Mey, Ifirsalbabertson,
widow of the late Edward Roberoton,
of this town, reached her 100th year,
the old lady having beeo born in
Wexford, Ireland, on the 15th day of
Maw, 1800. She ham uow entered her
second century a privilege, even in
Bible times, patriarchs, were not
permated to reach. Although Mrs.
Robertson was not over strong on the
100th celebratiou of her natal day, she
was able to be around, and commenced
her, 101st year with joy and gladneae,
and lived the day as became a patri-
arch wko had reached the century
mark. When three aears old she
crossed the Atlantic with her parents ;
ten years later recrossed, but did not
remain on the Green Isle long, and re-
turned to Canada again the same year,
settling with her family In Elizabeth-
town, in Leeds and Gt•eenville. In
1825 she married Edward Robertson,
of the same place, and lived there 40
years, anti in 1805 moved to Goderich,
where she now lives with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. (Capt.) Wylie, being now one
of the old residents of Goderich. Mrs.
Robertson had three tasters and one
brother, but they have all gone before,
and 11 children, eight of whom are
still living. The are ()apt. Edward, of
Sarnia ; 01apt. W. M., of Port Elgin ;
Samuel, of Lucknow; George of Chi-
cago; Alfred, of Duluth, and John. of
Goderich, and Mesdames James Wil-
lis, of Springside, Ass., ana Captain
Peter Wylie, of Goderich. Ton STAR
congratulates Mrs. Robertson on har
passing her 100th birthday. and hopes
her remaining days may be continu-
ously happy ones.
eatarr.-The annual meeting of the
Goderteh Musical Society will be held
next Monday eyenipig. 21st inst., at
the Town Hall, at 8 o clock. The usual
business of the annual meeting -the
reading of reports and the election of
officers for the next year -will be
transacted, together with any other
matters that may be brought forward
in the interest of the fl:ociety, or
of the town band, which is under the
managerpent of the Society. The
members of the present executive
would like to see a large attendance
of citizens at this meeting and a lively
interest manifested in the affairs of
the band. Every citizen is welcome
'to attend and to have his say. Let
there be a goosa turnout. Remember
the date -next Monday evening.
Faorr FAminto.-Alex. Riach, rep-
Weekly' Sun Offleb, Tuesday, May 15.
REyIEW OF CATTLE MARKET.
The spring trade in Outario's exporters has
proved more sapisfsetory to feeders than it,
has to llealore. emnber of drovers were on
the Toronto markets this week with cattle
which they had bought a month ago, when
prospecta Beamed rather brighter than they
do now. In some oases; these drovers say
they paid over five cents ME cattle that they
cannot get beyond $4.80 for today. There is
little doubt, too, that the statements made
are substantially •correet, and that drovers
have lost on the cattle they bought in advance
for May delivery. On the other hand, the
num who fed these cattle have little to cora.
plain of, having reolized about a cent to a
cent and a quarter over what they paid for
the animals as feedens last fall.
.3 tut now the Toronto market is dulLit being
difficult to got up to $5.15, even for the very
finest offerings, but that figure comperes well
with the price paid last yeer, when the con-
dition of the Old Country market now and
then is taken Into accounL While cattle are
selling at a dollar a hundredweight less.
dressed weight In England, than they were at
this time in 19(15, the price of export animabs
on the hoof here is only about 0.5e. less now
than It was twelve months since.
On tho whole there does not teem any lin-
1nediate prospect of inueh improvement In
prices. If an advance is to occur at all, the
probabilities seem to point to its coming just
before our Western ranchers commence to
ceme off the grass.
One thing that seems reasonably certain is
that therse who are buying feeding cattle at
$1.50 to WA cannot expect to get more than
for thom next fall. Last fall exporters sold in
Toronto at below $4.5eAnd judging by reports
as to the extent to which American farmers
are preparing to graze thie year, and tho pro.
bable output from our own West, better re-
turns cannot be Molted for next season.
Hogg are 10c. lower in Toronto this week,
the Wm. Davies Co, quoting hogs off ears in
T$8are75nttoota,at8:7.30; fed and watered In Toronto at
between $7 and $7.10, and at country points at
Park, Blackwell & Co. emote off cars in To-
ronto at $7.30, with fats and lights 25e. loss.
At the Junction yesterday select hogs fed
and watered sold at $7; lights at 56.75; BOWE{
at $4 to to, and, stags at 52.50 to 5.3.50 per
hundredweight.
While hog prices have declined in .thie Pro-
vince, the price has nor kept place with the
decline in bacon in the Old t'ountry. Thurs-
day's oablegrata tho Trade Bulletin reports
%docile° of 4% per long awt. In the price of
bacon in London last week, and (tanadian
emitters say their advicee 9110W a decline of Es
in three weeks, On the present basis of <hog
Prices in Toronto packers say lemon thould
sell at 60 to 61s. in London, to enable them to
break even. As a matter of tact, the very
best price quoted in yesterday's cablegram
from the Chnadian Associated Preas was 60%.,
and the prime ranged from that down to 53e,
with the market depressed oven at that figure.
To INTENDING BUILDERS
We have constantly in stock a large
supply of Cement Bricks for sale.
" Call and get prices.
THE GODERICH CEMENT BRICK Co.
GODEMCH
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pits. EMMERSON & TURNBULL.
A, T. EMMERSON, 111. D.
W. EL Ttencrent„ M. 13.
I Offices 102
faeces, Hamilton St. Pik"- ResMence NI
Night, calla for the firm of firs, Emmersen
and Turnbull will be answered either from
their office, Hamilton street, or from Dr.
Turnbella residence, Nelson (greet.
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I )11. A. 11. MACKLIN, M. B.
flursiletta Sufgewr. Oipeelat Attention to
e ye, oar, nose and throat. (Aldo and ToilldenC0
01.G Bank a Montreal. opposite Post °Mee,
tt en street. Sedation.. Telephoto No. UR.
DENT1STOla
CE. SALE, L. 11 S. 0, D. Bit MeLean's
. Block, GOdiribli. Dr, Turnbnlire old
stand. At Dungannen Wedndidayr afternoona
W. E. KELLY
WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER
AND OPTICIAN.
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE tanuants
GODERICH. ONT.
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ALL KINDS OF COAL
Enquire my prices for cash
before purchasing this sea-
son. Have also a quantity
of Hard Wood.
ng
he
nd
of
de-
ne.
ch-
ROBT. ELLIOTT,
rhone No. 70 South St.
resenting M. I. Davidson, fruit grow-
ers, of Burlington, was in town last
week. and planted over seven acree.of
fruit orchard for Mr. Wm. Boltonaon
Maitland Road. (the old race track),
with pears, plums, cherries, peaches,
black currants, raspberries, strawber.
ries and sinailar fruite. Mr. Bolton
will also go extensively into
garden vegetables, and now has
twenty-four sash hot beda at work,
so that he will have every facility for
keeping up with the earliest in the
seasons. His investment is one that
'should bring him good returns, and
THE STAR hopes his euterprise will
be abundantly successful. Mr. Mach,
who is an experiehead nursery rnan
and horticulturist, looked carefully
over the ground and its location here,
and has formed good opinions of the
'possibilities of successful fruit and
garden farming around Cioderich.
AN INTERESTING DECIsION.-Ohlef
car-
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der
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Was
and
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en t
nd. Ottawa dispatch of May 13th said: "A
was
ith
HARRISON'S
Tarts Short, limed
PrettrY Cream Puff]
Kisses Cream Rollt
Maranguen Lady Fingers
Macarotine Brandy Snaps
Ig•tyall ratanladT the beat =We in any
, Realism, loydn trade ln Woken"
cakes' arta lama oweettig. Give hfia
an order and your flaBidant1On W111 be
towered.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pasture -Wesley W. Reber
Slaughtee Sate -c. C. Leo
Floor Oilcloth -W. A. McKim
Great Wall Paper Sale -Geo. Porter....
Cotton Hese-J. H. Colborne
For Salo -Mrs. J. H. W1111ains
Strawberry Plants for Salo -C. Warcup
Servant Wanted -Mrs. A. Saunders
Card of Thanks -M. W. Howell . . _
Dissolution of Partnership -Beckett; &
Staunton
We aro Very Particular --P, 'T. Dean ...
Got My Figures -C. J. Harper .
The Popular Hosiery Store -D. Millar Co
For Saturday'e Trade -W. C. Prldham .
For Victoria Dayr-461. T, Ry ......
Men Grow Ittch-J, 113. Hawkins
Dog Tap -M. 0. Johnston, Clerk
Active Accounta- Standard Loan ...
Parasol Specials- Hodgena Bros . .
Seed orn (SpecIall-A. .1. ('ooper
Hamm:Eike Wpociall-.1. 13. Hawkina.
Auction Sale -George Beckett
ROY N. HARRISON
Kingston Street - Godericli
•••Islioadd.•••••••
THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
RANDOLPH MACDONALD, D. M. STEWART,
President. General Manager.
A General Bankitig 'Business Transacted
SAVING$ DEPARTMENT
it(JUR IDLE MOW0V-Coh earti interest and yet be aa much nt
your call if itt venue pocket or some tither insecure place. vett
can have tins pfifteiteit iltiY day with intetest for tbe actual tithe it
was on deposit. TNTMEST omrommtur, four times a year.
$LOO opens so ottottot.
gook, 1 0, o'CONNettl, Mitolger* Jordot
!Oak
• Ertel Town'Toplcs.
Additional local matte,r on page 10.
Wateb for the "Jerry front Kerry"
street parade at 4 o'clock this after.
noon.
Knox Bros. will In a few da_ys open
%It 10 tho livery business on Novgate
street.
Dr, Macklitahas gob° to Ohicage for
a. month's study ot the latest tillage in
his apeetot work and surgery.
tiltonet (federal). No, 32, O. 0. F.,
will attend divine service in Victoria
street Methodist church on Sunday,
June 10th.
The Chown not beino ready to pro -
coed with the charge of bigamy against
Jasper Brindly, the case was remand-
ed to the 22nd inst.
Charles Wells has had some nice
early vegetables, and his peach •arch-
ard looks as if it would bring forth
fruit in abundance this year.
Granolithic walk is talked of In
very section of the towu, and it now
looks ES though all the leading streets
will be properly paved before the au-
tumn leaves fade.
This week THE STAR is comprlsed of
ten utammoth pages, and every page
will be found of particular interest. It
will well repay our patrons to care-
fully read the adyertisements,
Page
1
6
10
5
5
4
5
5
10
1
10
Justice Meredith has granted an order
quashing the bylaw prohibiting the
sale of liquor in Oakville. The
grounds for the order ere:T(1) That
copies of the bylaw were not posted
up at four or more public places in the
municipality, as required by statute,
and that such neglect affected the re-
sult of the election ; (2) that voters en-
tered more than once on the voters'
Het voted In all the polling sub-divie-
ions where their notices appeared ; (3)
that there are no wards in the town,
and no elector was entitled to vote
more than once; (4) that no printed
directions for the guidance of voters
were posted up, as required by statute;
(5) that none of the deputy returning
officers made or subscribed before the
clerk of the municipality his solemn
declaration that the voters' list and
poll book were used, or that the en-
tries therein w,ere made as required ,by
statute.
ANOTHER ONE Folt FLOODY.-An
N.—
The Toronto papers of Saturday last
announced that in pursuance of his
aggressive policy for the pro-
tection of the fisheries of the
Province, Hon. Dr. Reaume has
decided upon the employment of a
number of fast grucoline launches on
centers where poaching is frequent
and pertiistent. One snch launch re-
cently purchased at 0ananoque at a
cost of 8800 is now in Toronto harbor.
Her preliminary tests developed high
speed. She will be further tested on
the hay and lake, and In a day or two
a decision will he reached as to
whether she will be placed on Lake
Erie or Lake Ht. Clair, each of which
will be patrolled by a gasoline launch
this season. A launch will also he
purchased ainmet immediately for the
Georgian Bay, and before the season
is far advanced there will be two fast
launches on that hay. The Gilphie,
the present fishery cruiser on Georgian
Bay, is too big and too slow for the
work, and has failed to make captures
on morn than one occasion because
her size prevented her going in among
the .inshore islands and getting at
poachers working there. An offer of
$1,500 has been received tor the
Gilphie, and she will probably be sold
to the private parties wanting to buy
at that price. It *le also propotted to
put a fast gasoline launch on Lake
Nipissing next season.
A PALATiAL STORE. The meche.n-
large distillery plant was seized on
Friday afternoon near North Wake-
field, Que., by officet Floody of the in-
land revenue department, assisted by
Dr. Freeland and officer Slattery of
the local staff. The plant was opera-
ted hy Joseph Brossard, and it was
stated at Hull yesterday. that it was
the most complete and ecientific outfit
ever captured in Canada. In the dis-
tillery were found two barrels of whis-
key, eight large hogsheads of fer-
mented mash, a large quantity of
corn, potatoes, yeast and other ar-
ticles. The distiller used a gasoline
stove for boiling, the game being fed
hy naphtha from two large reservoirs.
Two force pumps were used for cooling
purposes." It was Inepector Floody,
of Toronto, a well known Huron Old
Boy, who worked up the cam against
Brossard, he having been in the vicin-
ity of the prisoner's home for some
time disguised as a laborer.
AsSESSMENT OF 1900. -An exami-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOtleen ander this heading to non -ad vertie.
ern w111 he charged 10 &an a running Miele
nonpariel typo, 12 linen to the Melt ; M yearly
eontract advertisern whose eAvertleing ap-
pears In the same mane, 6 cents a line ; to
those who make a yearly eontraet under this
heading, and do not otherwise advertise, 8
canto a line.
The official lists of militia canape for
the coming summer. published last
Satuiday, places the Mud Bruce and
133rd Huron Regiments in the camp
which will assemble on June 18th.
Wm. Anstey, who Is a well known
local poultry fancier, prefers the Min-
oroas, and GS a woof of their excellence
he showed Tnit STAR four eggs which
averaged one-quarter of a pound each.
Today " Jerry from Kerry " will
visit Goderich onoe more, and the
popular cotnedy will no doubt be as
welcome as ever, The street parade
will take place at 4 p. instead of at
noon.
Brief Iowa Topics.
Ohm. O. Leo. WII0 recentlY pop
chased the Hoare') $10,000 hardware
etock. this week annotItices on page 0
of Tufo STAR a great two weeks
elaughter sato. Speelal 'ikttention to
directed to what ho has to say from
the fact that the advertisement is net
onlY the largest. but probably the
most attraotive that bee over appear-
ed any newepaper in the county
of Huron.
There are a few worn places on the
granolithio walke where the water lies
after a rain. Although at present only
the merest fraction of OM inch, it will
deepen and a few years more mav
make spots deep enough to become in-
convenient. Knowing this,the thought
strikes One that it might be wise to
avoid this by giving all newly laid
walks- a fall of ball aa inch* and thua
prevent future troubles in this direc-
tion.
Are You One ?
in accordance with the warning
given in THE STAR a month
ago, a list of 'all subscribers in
arrears Is being made out and
put into an agency for collectIou.
This means that the lull credit
rate of $1.50 per year will be
charged. You may save your
share of this trouble and expense
It you square up before June I,
but after that date it will be too
late, and you must settle with
the agency.
PUBS. THE STAR.
Thomas Welsh, a laborer *residing
on Huron street, Exeter, committed
suicide by htsnging himself in his cellar
last Monday morning. The body waa
found at noon by two little daughters.
His knees were almost touching the
floor when found. He had been
worrying of late over many matters.
one of which Is supposed to be a loss
of $300 claimed to have been taken
from the house. He leaves a family
of six daughters and two sons.
Organizer W. E. Finch, of the 0. 0.
0. F., left Friday morning for Sea -
forth, where he will put In a few
weeks. While in Ooderich he obtained
31 applications for membership in the
Order. At the last regular meeting of
Goderich Council, No. 157, he installed
the following officers for the term
ending Deo. 31st, 1000 : Prelate, Mrs.
George Bissett ; Marshall, H. H. Pol-
ley ; Warden, Miss Florence Dietrioh ;
Secretary, James Knuckle ; Guard,
Richard Oke; Organist , Miss McColl.
Profitable publicity can beet be ob-
tained by using a paper that reaches
the homes of the people. Tun STAR
guarantees circulation, which is open
for inspection and verification by all
patrons.
In the list of second year successful
students ,at the Guelph 0. A. C., just
published, are the names of Mr, 0. G.
Sulkeld, of Ooderich, 12; Mr. F. Middle-
ton, Clinton, at, and Mr, N. M. Batten-
tyne, Stratford, 43.
It has now been decided that the
Huron Regiment shall go into camp
on the 18th of June, so that all our
young men who want to join the regi-
ment should report to Col. Young or
Capt. Win. Gundry.
New Books at the Public Ubrary.
"Ccontanlos and IndattElal Htstorp '
American Mon of Lettere, Wash.ington Ir-
ving.
American Mon of Letters, Longfellow.
Sharp Eyes
Earth's Earliest Ages.
"In Memoriam." (Tennyson./
A World Without a Child.
The Story of a Trapper,
The Myetery of June 13,11,
Rose the River. ,
When it was Park.
. SL Cuthbert's'.
Nedra.
On Firing Line.
KathdrIne Lauderdale.
Sandy.
Old Gordon Graham.
History of Our Own TIWOH,
thy.)
on the Field of Glory.
The SL Lawrence.
Terence O'Rourke.
By Plke and Dyke.
Young Colonists.
Little Masterpieces.
My Friend the Chaffeur.
nation of the assessment rolls for 1900
shows as follows :
@gq.itAqi §
eig,c4NE1-
ics have taken poseession of the two
lots south of Proudfoot, Hays &Blair's
law Aire, on the Square, and have
started the foundation for a palatial
store to he occupied by Hodgene Bros.
before the holly comee again. It will
have a width of 38 feet In front and 44
feet at the back, with a depth of 90
feet, and from Re peculiar shape will
be for a part lighted from 3 sides. It
will he praztically double the size of
the store now occupien by the firm, eo
the immenne Ho s apace added for
ti
theit. busineso use vill make the store
one of the target; . Western Ontario.
The building will tie of brick on con-
crete foundation, and the baaement
will be used for oil clothe and lino-
; I nd tin ackin goods
Local Notices.
Hawkins' HardwareStore in resplen-
dent vvith a display of beauttfal hammocks.
Thwart) soiling meddle at the low clearing
prices.
finno Conn.- •A. full stock of the
choicest verbatim Al Seed Corn. Also the
Ogilvie Gook Book. A ear load of Victor Hog
Food and all kinds of field root needs. Priests
very loWont. A. J. Coortin.
An opportnnity to see yourseleeti as
°there WM yeti, cae others; an you your.
mitten Mg thorn, described tn a hemorena and
entertaining manner by jtev. E. J. Stobo, Ja.
In the Lecture room of the Public library on
the evenine tile 21th inst., in h smelter
learn -nu "Workets,Shirtrers and Jerkera.
The ladies of the Beptiet h and
canategation will onto aueptraa- Public
Librant Lecture room fs, o'clock
Thurralay ovening,then now°
Meta nisi Burnam; tete, ,a,gd.,,tdin,,
• AA to. tea etette Dart e
atone act -mates rntsh memo.
We copy the 1'01 (*lag referenem
to 'Rev. FL gtotro dere, which wilt be
caves 00 tto evsos 0 the Nth hat., ander
ittletUspLets of the a dusty!), from the
o bletern- t % a graebic, humor.
• deunestiee Met kinds of ammeter
we meat with every da ' afr. Stole) can toil
a two aim goat se' 4.
lettuce, rece v ng a
for atorage and tor furnaces. The
plan of the ground floor in not etearly
designed jont yet. The offices, how-
ever, will be placed at the rear end of
the store, and It is likely a row of steel
pillara will rnn down the centre, but
nothing more luta been deter hied ne
yet. The front will be made t of five
large plate glees lightn, makin it one
of the beat lighted dry goods attires in
the Dominion. In addition to the largeleinuso of t e act rendera the treaty
lite Hewn will he placed in t e erson liable to a fine of from tf20 to
idea\ ' •
IT3siN 1
1 wmAim.
, a
0 - !!! 15 r.
. a
;1-
a
a
opulatioo. 4A16.
(Jostle Met's.,
The above list is ready for distribu-
tion to the public with the exception
of the last two, which will be on the
shelves ehortly. •
C. P. R. Construction Notes.
Gundry Bros'. two -seated automo-
bile arrived in town on Tuesday, W.
H. Gundry having driven it up from
Walkerville. It le a substantial and
otnfortable rig, and Will no doubt be
very popular during the summer.
Mrs. D. Hay. Lighthouse etreet, fell
down yeaterclay niorning while house
cleaning, the result being a fractOrti-of
the left thigh just above the knee
Joint. The fracture was quickly met,
and Mrs.Hay is progressing favorably,
Dr. Rollins, of Exeter, an honored
and highly reapected ex -Warden of
the county of Huron, was banqueted
and presented with a gold seal, gold -
headed cane and pipe, previous to his
departure for the West. Warden
Speakman occupied the chair, and the
whole affair was befitting the occasion
and the loss of such a good citizen.
Dr, Rollins, who will likely locate at
Saekatoon, Raid there were two con-
ditions on which he might return to
Exeter, extreme poverty or independ-
ent wealth ; the one because he knew
that in their kindness they would care
for him ; the other because there was
no better place on earth In which to
live. He left for his new home on
Friday.
The members of the Public School
Board drove round the schools on Fri-
day evening. made a thoroegh in-
spection of thetn, and noted repairic
and improvements thought to be need-
ed during the coining holiday vaca-
tion.
Messrs. Haled & Llummell received
and put In operation their new con-
crete mixer this week, and the ma-
chine seems to give excellent satitifitc.
tion. The firm are to be congratulat-
ed, and will doubtless find plenty of
room for it.
Brophey, the photographer, has en.
larged his premises by adding an en-
larged "printing" department. 14e
now has the eunshine at all hours of
tinselly for this particular part of hit
artistic work, probably the best to be
found anywhere.
If it's a big job of printing or a
Fonall Joh, THE STAR. has the facilities
for doing that as well as fot• the timeli-
er ones. We want work that requires
particular attention, and in doing It
we guarantee that it shall be the best
quality and at a reasonable price.
Around the Harbor.
The owner of the cold hoist is in
town fixing the lifter for the season's
work.
The Goderich Harbor Lumber 'Miff
Co, made some big Shipmente of lum-
ber the past week.
Guelph, May 11. -On Wednesday
the Guelph & Goderich Railway track -
laying gang reached Elmira, and yes-
terday a few Guelph friends of Divi-
sional Engineer Macklin had the prIvi-
lege of accompanying hint on the first
trip over the road to that village from
this city. The party comprised, be.
sides Mr. Macklin, ills Honor Judge
Chadwick, A. M. MacK innon, Mastet.
In Chambers, Ald. Macdonald, Dr.
O'Reilly, 13, Sinner, E. V. Thomson
end McIntosh. It is ellpeeted_the
road will be ballasted and in rompleto
working order as far as Elmira for the
running of passenger trains in time
for the Toronto Exhibitlfm.
The eontractor still has a gang fill-
ing in the big alide a few hundred feet
weld nf the Dunlop hill bridge, A
number of men are building erib
work at the foot of Attrill's bank, it
few feet east of the north abutment,
of the river bridge, Fair progress
im being made an the two abutments
for the south side of the R. 11. track
bridge al the foot of Waterloo
street. The track to carry the Iron
fot. the Maitland river bridge is being
fixed, to be ready for the train that
will carry the stringers, and the ma-
chinery for lifting theni into ponition
It is expected that the bridge will
show up well by Domittion Day,
-Ir.' -4 2
r, -
is
PENALTIF,R. -Lirptor dealers
Wcruld do well to pay attention t o t he
new net. The penalties are heavy,
and if hotelmen violate the law and
are mulcted in large flnea they will
have themselves to blame. For the
first offence a fine of not Moo than PO
and not more than $100 ; formerly the
minimutn fine wae 520. Serond offenee,
$100 fine and not more than 5200;
third offence, $200 and not more than
$400. Attention in called to the tieing
of falee labels on liquor bottlea. Hot -
den in case goods must not he refilled,
and the inspector in empowered to
teat ail II uore. Violation of this;
The heavy rain of vemtertlay morn-
ing brought to view very many low
spots on streets and gravel walks.
A bout forty feet on the south side of
l'rafeigier etreet, in front of Wm.
Holland's property, was like. a pond,
and should have a few loads of gravel
or cinders.
Otiorge Acheson has made a !dee
boulevard in front. of his handsome
residence on North street, and the
ground in front of the Methodist
church opposite is being leveled. J.
Bogle, Trafalgar street, has Kiwi great-
ly improved hie property by ereitting
lt)'clitell(fiwnleIrrdain on 'Hetet-day and Sun-
day helped the grasp; along, improving
the parke very nitich, and litul the
edges of the eight blocks of the tiquitre
not been trodden down by thOtni OW'
ritizens who care not for the beauty
of the town, the grans would have been
prettier than ever.
Tuesday was an ideal ',Trine day; it
was warm and fair, the roads and
walks were dry and without dust, tto
that driving, walking and biryrling
were never more pleasant, and front
mindown to near midnight the tem-
perature was that of sunny Italy. No
wonder stinunki visitors are already
heArP•lady informs that on Sunday
four at five renpectable youths opened
a gate of a reeidenee on 1,Vaterloo St „
walked in and each took a tulip from
a bed there growing. Thirty days in
fail wool(' not be too nitteh for such an
offence, for our town will never be
beautiful while Flitch pet t y t hieves are
allowed to roam al large.
There Was a lovely bed of blooming
hytteint hs ttt one of t he residences
on 1 he Crenent 'Tttentlity night , \Veil .
nendny morning all the whit one., had
been stolett, and the heti of flowers
deetroyed. It would he 11 kindly aet
for thole. who k now t he t itlef t o report
the Net., no that 'the P. may serve
him or her with cold Justice
Jas. I,. Orant, of the Customs De•
pertinent, wan in Anhfleld the past
few dart attending the funeral Or )1 1•4
delighter, the late Mrs. McDonald, of
that township, who paseed away on
Huntley, after a two weeks {linens fol
lowing childbirth. I). Boyd. an old
time reoident of A eh fleld,drove out to
to IC Intell to attend the funeral.
The_Dredging Company got orders
Tneeday evening to start on the
dredging contract and a start yeas
made just off the harbor entrance on
Wednesday.
The outside breakwater contractors,
Battle St Conlon, will be in Ooderick
next week, and then the work will be
restarted. The plant was fitted out
and painted the past week,so as to
to he ready for n. start when the Order
COMM
The Goderich Lumber Co. has orders
ibn its hooks for nine car loads of lum-
ber to he shipped at once, and orders
era coming In by every mail. The Co.
Is also shipping largely from their
Stokes Bav mills, and made a sale at
that point this week, that will be
figured by tens of thousands.
Sarnia Observer : " The Star -Cole
line has decided to change the name
of the faniiliar side -wheel passenger
steamer Darius Cole to the Huron. and
when the boat titans on her new Geor-
gian Bay -Soo route in a few weeks
that is the mune she will bear. Capt.
Byron Armstrong. former master of
the Arundell, will Sall the Huron this
Heaton, and Capt. W. J. Adams, who
was mate of the Arundell for several
years, becotues master of that boat."
Viewed The Great Ruins.
Through the kindness of al realootace
McPhee, of Loyal, we are permitted
to publish the following extract from
a letter she has received from Mina
Clara Teweley, who le now in Oak-
land, Cal. It will be read with inter
est here by Huron people :
"We visited the ruins nome few days
ago. The eight which met our eyes
surpassed any possible imagination.
M Ilea and miler( of enmities! walls and
skeleton frame -work; picturenque and
grand,yet awful. It is entirely beyond
•Jeacription. The u ff et 1 n gs, ago n len
and heart aches that prevailed during
those dap; of anguieh, no tongue can
ever tell, To iten bodies (+erred and
torn, drawn from the debris, wan
heert rending. Parente looking for
their children, and rhildren looking In
vain for parents. In some parte of
the city the odor can aearcely bn to-
lerated, an it him been impottaible to
dincover all of the remains; wit hitt much a
thne,of thorn" poor unfortunatea
who were cruehed beneath the falling
buildings, at that terrible moment
What damage the earthquake left un-
done the fire which immediately fol-
lowed, rertainly eompleted
'‘We wandered all day among the
ruing of that one,e magnifleent city,
and at evening cloned OUT eyee and
tried to realize if It were true, what
that day Wo had beheld.
"Ilopkann A rt !mai tute, the walla a
whie.h enclosed Americaa bent and
moot valued eollection of beautiful
n.rt, lien low in ruinn, nave for one Ione
(+Immo, wbich markt; the plaeo of
that onee magnificent eta tau re. Thin
is the fate of many the -mean& of just
ouch valuable buildings.
"We picked from the ruins many at --
Helen which will In later dap bo trea-
mired relies of the moat terrible dhow -
tea recooded in history."
eideWill tat light the basement, and in
the roof and other parte to light the
building. There will be large,lighLairy
work mottle upstaira at the beak. and
carpota, enrtaine, ete.. will occupy the
front part of the floor, Of ermree this
in only a aynopnin of what we fluty ex-
pect, for as the atructnre progresses,
ImproVementa will ;suggest thorned yes
and ae Joseph Wbitely and the Hod -
gene Brae. aro men of goathetulitlye
qualities, ail good ideae that are avail-
able will no doubt he worked into
Ilodgene Broca' new store.
1)
100. Every bartender munt pay a
licence fee of $2, and is aubjeet to a
fine of not lege than $10, and not more
than $20, or imprinonment for not
more than one month, for every day
or portion of a day he la without a
licenee. Whore the hotelkeeper In no-
tified not to give liquor to a certain
peroon, under the att. and dieregards
the notice, he renders hinutelf liable to
a fine of (PO, and the person giving
ouch notice may recover for personal
wrong riot less than $20 nor more
then $500.
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
WHEN you hear a tremendous big
noise in the direction of Hamilton in a
week or so, don't he alarmed -it will
not be another San Francisco upheav-
al, only the Mountain City rejoicing
with Sherring, the Marathon winner,
over his victory.
CAPT. Iltstusing's wine and tobacco
list for that Arctic cruise makes inter-
esting reading for the W. C. T. U.
The Leurier flovernment did better
for that, crowd than they did for the
soldier boys who were sent to South
Af Hem with Borden'e dog biscuits and
rotten canned muff,
Tins poor old Globe must feel cheap
when it contrasts the present Ontario
tiovernment and the weldor) ot the
Legislature which has Just ended, with
the wrangling and discontented squad
who are rebelling against the leader-
ship and ineaparity of the once much
belauded and halo-beerested 0. W.
Rota.
Pagcrroe, the machine hugger, and
Alf. Jury, the one-time labor leader,
of Toronto, both of whom have been
itt thp public expense in Europe
as alleged repreaen tati Yes of Canada,
are fighting like Kilkenny cats and
nailing each other names that honest
men would resent. Jury intimated
that he wanted to "get in 00 the
ground flour " of the North Atlantic
reading Co. graft, which he remarked
was "a good gold mine Of course
Preston would not stand for that, and
the We. :Air now in Otte •va to tell
their veralons to a Parliamentary
- - - -
Seaforth Expooitor lo not pleas-
ed with the weekly Ottawa letter
which appears in THE STAR, of which
it nil yn : " Purporting to he a weekly
review of the proceedings in Parlia-
ment, it Is actually a fulsome lauda-
bull. who sold bin prect lee in (1(otlerieh Opponition, and oyetematic abuse and
bletowei Standard Dr. .1. L. Turn lion of the leading membern of the
a short t ime ago, with the intent irm "1 1 Ill inrepresentation of t he Government
and their eupporters " Well, the let-
tere are not written or publlehed to
going to st wemern eity, has thangN1
his mind and 'decided to remain In On,
carat, and han lorated in Liatowel Or.
Ttirn bu I I, beoid es having the ex ;writ,
gained from large pract ie.. for RP
rid perms, hem had nn ext 1`1191 VP post
graduate couree t he Mt gest It t Ain
of glirope and Ameriert. lie han spent
two yearn in Nampa, one year in
Edinburgh and London , n d one year
in Berlin,(lermany rind V lenna,titirIng
the latter year taking up speeially
diseasen of women, rhildren and ab-
dominal nurgery. Bosnian thin he hen
'Mont aome meetly; at different timeo
in the hoopitalo of Chicago, New York
Johna Hooking' hospital, Liana
More
f, "
pleane our contemporary (we 1:votild
t lank loon of them if they were), but
If 011r friend will gi ve nom° samplea
of the (*barge Ile makea we'll look into
t he matter and correct It if true.
For Victoria Day.
Grand Trunk have mado rate of
ingie fare for round trip good going
May 23rd and 24th, returning until
May 25th, between ail station's In Can.
adaa_also to Sesta &kip end Buffato,
N. Y., Detroit and rt. Horan, Miele
Call on ogehts for ticket%
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