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HE $TANDARD'1.00.i. c,ompANY
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!ordia)ty invita lad* to .roalce Danis theit tteadf:
gloo!ters.,ivhilii4oWO toiyo* o41t. appreclata an
'OPP"lintaitY iattiatI4 yeti the d;".
faila of IteOpiog a ohe4tOng
gccoollt.
Cag:ar arxitatfer.ourifftlitheokletentitlee$04# (4331)0,14'1,4 r°04•14
goOtIndettt aldholfrOall ne ta dertalt*.
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1.90, OR 47.00.$0
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fatme eotialronta toad tostiviote4bro
stroast =iota .eiv-rrork-aaoungov -Amor
please netity.itimeellIoNiatili S616101"0" Ont.
WANTSL •
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tVgrantierfaitliShtitethrtni,tt
tpwn.
WAlt,antTTISttSer:',13°14$44,1.11111.?5,1r12147.-
The Cresco& '' 't .
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L :WANTED 61000 iht4.0.44 le latyr,-.15 0#10
. year(' OM te hOln 1100,11. 4Pely to
E. -terrace. ete
ANTED. -Fur Ude et. tlederich,
V V with tr tlese n bedreerne, foe
two months, a Apo th "or Jtaly
Will give ahaeln uritY for return 91 Hanle
in good condition. Applicationts titi BOX X,
Seen office. will beetuteneeren.
WANTE1) lintnedlately, a Good Genoa
istervant. epplYrei-,?
Mns. M. Eit7","-,,., , Lighthouse Feint.
' • FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Ye,OR SALE OR ET. -A farm o 111, fares
Fraser, Goderloh, situated Mr e fleet Bon.,
of the best claY loam,'belen g to Mrs.
Goderichtownship 7 /Mica teeth Gotiorieb. 9
from Clinton and'S from Barfield. Frame
barn 36x00, cW= leg. hone% log stable,
2 orchards.' Reasonableterme. For,terther
Particulate apply to Jamas Orin.Watt, Minolta
street, Godenett, OV ACOTESON,Ooderloh.
OTS Fon liALE_„-I have for sale a nnmber
J1.-4 of finebuilding Lets on the Onytleld Road;
corner of Britanni&- 'The fleet WO have al-
ready been seld, endthe, balance att equally
&Arable and will he eold at reasonable figure&
Apply to
W. T. mtrowny, elodepichs
Tw6 IFYAAM
GA ,-Lot 10 con. 3, Aahaeld, 100 =tee
S FOR SALE AT A HAR-
each, one lot all cleated, the other lot him 60
acres cleared and instant's rouglipaature' land.
Well fenced, spring croak. Goon b on
both farms. Can Weold as one or paratoir
V Apply on the premises or addre HENRY
Huroner, Dungannon P. O.
1 pAiliTytefilna•it5 eel:III:2 of ' egVemototnthr
For particulars apply or address WItaLE4 W.
Tamen, Bemniller, Ont.
lb:LtOR BALE.-BuildIng lotson Market street,
ion. Apply to Mes. J.H.Williame.
near Carnegie 14.1wary, A Most desirable
"notASTM4K-Frorti,June lpepasture for Oate
tle and Homes en 'Ridgewood Park pro.
perty. For terme,eto„ apply to Tooreeellue-
Llete, at the Farm Hone%
ATT FOR keeL10.-"Nhe desirable
_L petty ,on Avennee-Goeleriche
own and Oemetfied bY Dr. Wffitely. Good
house and two.thirft Oran acre of land, with
choice' fruit& •The honed is heated by hot
water and has aliatodern improvemeute.
bargain for any person wanting jirsteclass pro-
perty, at a moderate price. ' Apply ta3 or address
DR; IrCHITEirT, Gedetioh.
Mao AMORE; FOR 'SALE. -- Several hundred
copies ot old floweriest:an for eat,. Just the
thing_when you aro housecleaning: pply at
STAR OFFICIO.
DOO TAX NOTICE.
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COURT OP REVISION..
(101MT or ItZV MON
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, Tatiff o7 ciTp' x,ttor,
irak, -nptiqe flee Gantt, of Benetton et
lb° TeWe 'et esderiett Wit hold Re eating
WAG effineesent 'beeriest eon deterneintifing
150104 enehlet the '440eostnent Boll of the
emerti:naWnefor tra year IDE, et the Connell
r. eeiniesaldr*Towen flod'eeleb, on
TIM Mballth dal 'Of .11.1n0,1906, in eight
&clock In tile afternoon.
Dawn itt Gederich, this .09th day Of Mae.
1900.
°TICE.
4QTYwIreatTik.
WARNINO
TAKE WARNING
The penalties of the Dog Bylaw
are to be immediately enforced.
Oeiners of Dogs should at once
eall and pay license Get
tag and save trouble.
WM. CAMPBELL,
Collector.
,Noincn
rue attentien of Ma
the Peace in called to tbe faet that by the
glittratee and Justices of
Ontario Statutee ot 1900, entirely now proced-
ure, dealing watt the tiaras of Insane pertione.
has berm substitoted foe that hitherto in tate@
'ander the Revised- Statutes. •
Particulars end forms of proceedings may
be had on application to the undersigned.
Bated Godeneb, 26th May, 1900.
C. SEAGER,
Crown .Attoruey, Huron.
firdIANT LIC OT
C01,1
OF 11,, 8/1$1 1\1
Tqw$,or ciapgalog
VagitIttl 41.*41110
the: 1:71,1,fit744.r.t.,,,,,,,,,,,i,;:mistko
etwineb Wit is $0 no OW ott ptr4 o.f• tkO
4,x43 ::istrtf4aget. stte:
kte, Orton.
botrokonTiotona west vela Altere street..
The gangland eget of Old Work' 10 $099.1fieet
Which. Man' te be Wadden out 'et QM
fieneng Anne/ 01140
11, Po 'Os *oath side 01 glide aviene. bee
tweele'Vleinfine tilreek. teld Tenerife. etreet.
The Cialmetert enet et the work Is $38.1,00,
of willeiteiAtile bite ba vrovieed, out of the
Pile* Pieds the Munailealltr-
4. On the Past ilde otOetabrie. Reed, be
tweettX403 10/0'404 nelgteeeetetreet,
which XT.:Alert° biS provided oet of the gen*
Teltleetiniated-Ceett tbe week is $00340.
set eget Maufeleantr • • UOMEIFIRBICERS' EXotallatONe.-.-The
:twit excursion aver the O. P.ft. for homee
ne taleth side ot Nekton street, be seeker* scans west will Joey* Toronto on
tweeie the ante Mint or not 022 and Wntorleo -
Taesde„y next. June 6th. le new teeter° or
geese transwill be 4 dinbeg rtir, which will
ali 0. Gee paetietthrs front Gegen Kona
With() temple ot exatersionie carrying_ eat,
C. . %Neon's.
Tiedal'IllOre than ever roen's judge.
ments ate besd largely upon the introductory
Ant ginitee., e'en alwaye beve the advance
age et nest impressions if you get your Cloth,
reourtheognamt F.roviode= stahendTaaidtiootr'vs.haPtirebtwhattleine
quality eta correct in etyle. no correct n
Your Mese end get Year clothe* treat the House
of Pridluten the Tailor.
toTraosuubndleairl'a-upTphlectirentswhoof
raethir:nteh::°"alidual named ' Hooligan" who has cap-
igilipnaerrtar'ehave long been familiar with
tivated the tun loving publics by his ability te
continuously absoeb trouble and yet present
eremiling countenance. "Molls= Treubles"
hag been dramatixel, although the plot would
balure the brain fabric of a mosquito, but
tronblee are strongly in evldence and tor
those like to laugh "Hooligan" will distort
himself On the stage et the Victoria Open'
HOttait MIXt Saturday, Jeno 2. The poor
tram& troubles aro ro ludicrous Mat there
is a ripple ot laughter almost from the rise
to fall of the curtain each act. In addition
bright mushy. splendid dancing, catchy Bono
and merry complications add to the charm and
tun of the entertainment.
GODERILII HOTEL -COMP-ANY
wishes to rent tho pri,rilego of selling Ice
meth, Sede, Tater, Fancy Goods. Megazines.
Newspapers. El nvenir %wow, Stationery, ace
lathe lobby *teat Summer Hotel tor the sea-
-son. June to September inclusive. The fixtures
conidst et fine coOriter and, show ease, a first
Clue .13oda. Water Fountiln, Syrup Bottles.
Glassware etc. Tilde ought to be a good oppor-
tuulty for a lady with one, or two daughters.
Weexpeet to have a good season and many
Southall viedters. grease apply at the Sum-
mer lithe! immedialay.
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BOOM No. 0, 190k of the Town of Goderich
requires amenget other regulations that on or
brfore the firstday et May 113011. all dogs shall
be registered and licensed In the Office •of the
Collector of Taxes, and &all Wear a tag as sup-
plied by the Collector.
The fee for 'moll registratIon is one dollar
tor oadi dog and two dollars for each bitch,
apd this pays nee municipal tax upon such doff
or doge for the year 1900.
It ono of the dune's of the town eon-
stablee to enforce thie bylaw by proeocutione
before the Pollee Mainstrate.
11. O. JOHNSTON,
Town Clerk.
IMPERATIVE PUBLIC NOTICE.
RYE YOU SSW
a1•301/0103,4azIOR 34 00
GODERICItt ONT0 FRIDAY,,,JU 1 t
SPECIAL 'NOTICE, OBITUARY*. _
Nodes waist' tkis Siding non4virods* AV4.741orre.Ths f011Owing fro* Ole
Am** eyolt*.u4,1,4 "041 t4w.00„ Toronto, Globe op Menday last Were
. will be geer,W Wee a reinilegline ha
eleeygee 0,000e.eie 404aa: aarn.gona aa, * gentleman well known in Clods,
* Mane 4440.1I Oeffilin 11119.04 lietet elt110: Yieited tiln• 0404.
Went ernalindreenieterbeeentelket:urithvethja Mee Tee MeV Yeerfi nielleeltnefe les great
. new awl* not, settleeeeeten' eilvernai. affiffirer • Of ,otte WO% r 17110 death of
Uro late egrinnfeldener
•uceer:::*J3. koeve*
sod. ene.tirkuAls04414,,"-40PIT W, deuce. Oil Church street, 4,Ate Imo
of the Ptoe4e volopeoyt and IMO of
.1444 ceia,, tlia.p1Oneers. or York. countytt,
N'tithr011n•---One dioinitloOrn .red Saturda_y attereeint 11.0: ;his. real*
Mr. Willson WU horn In ReW Ye* in
riad004bur'tmositioueishde otprIficeod vtlowliqaupktd,ted, tmori w
pdsorsseacqa Oreille oarless Mat eittet itt toe common ao orp 14. en
and received. W*10(44.7_04, notion
asstscr:,4, 9,,epran: u /Vera eif age he joined. the Ting IV
'The Brat iiettleseekerte Eteursion to e ring staff winch. Inal Opp oP
tultItavo.atittwant thefotitivooankiilornealitall. to‘GAW ucesitewtranyetboiontivilteoeurlexoftntshatIOntellautloTocattrAnk,
gettpiesiettarirmeeesttle,10eatten.agent, w4u. wan eager 04
AOOtbor ObolkP §'IdOo-T-TheOoder1011 wot4i during' the wilding
7041afgair ehaelc%*"ot Nil Q1144° att°t0OB°°044ts"peCir°1ateir61. Of a' lino from Ili fackville tit -Ot
atee lelle snap in enameled Tweedat this tawa. Silleentellently Ile leettled
10t getag for half erica klinrea end greb Mae. Newmaiket and practised land survey-
iTiAw'; Bran4aRirra'1441sTo'rtmit.,,-Mr• Thoth einsfiti\sipnegre bilitenmaldwa40° oain"pgainnyt:
reula VA° Ili the Mr010 °°!°"rudtmt t° and In 1880 was made 001111111etilener Of
Erle rani ter Dungannon end nu ghborhood, -
savtiffirtvv410-tvoirosotwoolatiossaud take thee eallen enrelPitIVe a Volotwo Po tow
eeelere tee Pe nun aneerIlniere-Pehe• tinned to fill up to the end of last year.
Wit Sr When illness obliged biro to resign.
Sauce that be boa bad poor health.
Recently be began to rapidly decline,
and at 8.00 on Saturday passed awaY.
A widow awl oue- daughter, Mrs,
'ante, of Toronto, survive blot.
SHAnuast.--On Victoria Day, Anne
letteeete
Tbeatimeted cot et the wore is $1,421,85,
tit whltat eseene is to be Provider; eue ot the
general lode atom amoicioalur.
o. clothe emith side et Lighthouse steed,
between Essex etreet aed Gebouw Arcot.
. The eetimatedneest of the waken; mina
er Which 0/22.90is to be peovided gut et We
genere4 (uncut Of nee Minnelpality.
eee 9.21 the Weel elfin ot Victoria street, be.
wain eannee street and Elgin avenue,
The estimated cost ot tee work is $1.629.19,
of whiele;&91,9ele to be provided out of the
genera tunas of the Munleieality.
0. On the east side ot Victoria street, be-
tween Elgin avenue and Reeler street.
The estimated cost ct the work is $1,60344.
ot which1813.481s to be previned out of the
general, funds of tbe Municipality.
9. ,On thesenth ado of Trafalger street.
between Victoria street and North streee
The estimated cost of the work Is 129180,
of wbich $121.15is te be thovided out of the
general funds ef the Municipality,
And intends to lessees a portion of the
final cost thereof upoh the real property te be
immediately benefited thereby. fronting or
abutting npon sold streets as aforesaid.between
the sate points amine levy such final coet accord-
ing to the frentagathereet. by twenty annual
speciel assessments; and teat a statement
showing the Iambi liable to and proposed to be
specially assessed for the sent work, and -the
names of the owners thereof, so far as the
same can be ascertained from the last re-
vised assessment roll and otherwise, IN now
filed in the office of the (Mork of the. Muniel-
panty, and is open for inspection during office
nours.
A Court of Revision will be held on the ieth
day of June. I908. et tbe hour of 8 o'clock in tit°
afternoon, at the Council Charaber tho
Town of Goderloh, for the purpose of hearing
complaints earliest the proposed assessment or
die, accuracy of frontage moaeuromenta or any,
other ciamplaint which tbe persons interested
may desire to make and which le by law cog.
nimble by tho Court.
DATED the 3lltt day of May, 1000.
M. O. JOHNSTON,
Clerk.
MIOR SUMMER VISITORS.
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' By reqficitir of the Boarder Trade, all per-
sons having ateemodation for Summer Visit-
ors to Boderlee are requested to 'leave their
names' end pataletifars ac the. Newspaper
Offitsee ot the town, vvhere lists may be kela
which will be, available fpr enquieers,
Any addresses sent in to Tx= STAR Office
will be promptly, recorded.
JAIABB MITOMELL,
Secretary of Board.
•
Your account at Chas. C. 4e!s
yet? If not, do net forget that he
hands his books over to a solicitor
for collection on the...first of slune,0
If you are put tO costs and incond-
venience do not blante him.
CHAS. C. LEE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
BUSINESS CHANGE. .
mr. Li B. Augustine having
bought out the interest of Mr.
Jonathan Miller in the East Street
Livery, the business will hereafter
he catried on Andel. the name of
Walkee Ac
A continuatice of public pat-
ronage solicited. Everything will
he kept tip tie the -highest stan-
dard, and satitifaction guaranteed.
ivinETWO OP HURON COUNTY COUN-
CIL, --The council of the CountY
Zane -will meet in tbo council chamber in the
Town of Goderich on Tuesday. the 6th day of
Julie next, at 3 o'cleek. All accounts against
the count_y requiring settlement must be plac-
ed with. the clerk before this date. W. LANE,
rrto THE PUBLIC. Goderich Ontario, May
.1.21st. To the residers of this paper and Mame
who may hear of it, I *cyanid say I wag a dos-
perateenffemr for five years, being blind,eaused
from givinulations of the eyee,-two yeare of
which I never saw my hueband% taco; ho took
me to the best hospital in the United States,
they turned mo away blind and told my hue.
band there could bp no help tor me. He then
took me to a hospital in Canada, but I got no
relief what ever, after nine Week,' treatment
there without sitcoms, I got a receipt for a
medicine which we used eureolves and in throe
weeke I besten to receive sedate sod in six
Months I cetrid read anY print or thread the
geed, needle. I was blind in the left eye for
some time of a feltrn Over the sight but 1 nave
taken it off with tbe same medielno and to.day
can read print with it, and the same 'stuff cured
a man sixty five years of age who had been
blind for seventeen yenra, also a little girl
five/ears ot age that had been blind from a
small baby', and a great Many others, witi
now say will not fail to eure any kind of ul.
eon, felons or granulations of the eye. I would
also Advise der one suffering from the same
trouble to give it trial. Anyperson wanting
any information aboutthis methoine will please
cell at Mt% Joseph Ashton's, Wells street,
Goderich Ont. I win gladly give yen the boa
of satlsfaction.
WALEER & Auougrum.
To INTENDING BUILDERS
We have constantly Itt stock a large
supply of Cement Bricks ler rale.
and ket tidos.
THE GODERIONCTNIENT BRICK Cu.
GODERICH
Vit. ItELLY
voyvi4inmAnnz aweAcraza
Ann °MOAN.
moan tar uranium maxim
*Urea
tietatteffiL
081T.
MESA JOSF.PII AMVITON.
TEM nutioN norEt, GoderIch Ont.-
boroughly refitted and modernized.
home/or the traVoller and farmer. Best 51.60
a day teal toile found anywhem.-N. J. MOB,
RISKY, proprietor.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IsellOUNQ & ROBERTSON, REAL ESTATE
ing, buying or renting town and farm
AND INSURANCE AGENTS. ,""
property. Fire and Lite Ineurance. Moe.
North gide, Court Homo Square.
MEDICAL
DRS. =MEMOS &. TURNBULL.
A.1'. EMMERSON,
W. Ei. Tantrum', M. B.
ICE FOR SALE ,
eiRAIGIE BROS.-lee Merchants. Ice sold
and delivered promptly in email or large
lots. We make a epecialey of season orders.
Leave yeur orders at pace, first door west of
Square, Weat street. or at resiilence, William
street, Goderich. Telephone 24. •
BANKING
f The Sterling Bank
Offices 102
Offices. Hamilton St. 'Ph"a"el Residence 121
Night calla for "tho firm of Dm Emmerson
and Turnbull will be answered either from
their °Mee, Hamilton lancet, or from Dr.
Turnbull% residence, Nelson street.
rel. A. II. MACKLIN, M. B.
Priisiciati-andienrgeon, Special altention. ta
eye, ear. nose and theeet. Office and residence
Old Bank et Ilinbtreal, opposite Poet Office,
West street. Gotlertele Telephone No. 102.
'DENTISTRY.
E, SALE, L. D. S. D. D. 8., MoLcan'e
lie Blot% Goderich. Dr. Turnbull's old
&arid. At Dungannon Wednesdrry ;Manama.
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PROFESSIONAL
et Pim% eAD te.
Ihotic ot oritreaBleek.
DO* VVeat, striset arid Smatv.
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OF CANADA
HERD OFFIGE- - TORONTO
Incorporated by Special Act of the'
Dominion Peri jelipameten.t to receive
Highest current rate of interest
paid in our
Savings Bank Department
on deposits of $r and upwards,
interest paid and compounded
FOUR limns A YEAR.
Drafts bought and sold.
A General Banking Business
transacted.
GODERICH BRANCH :
R. JEFFREY, Manager.
gown %Wits.
lita ie HERE. -Mr. E. IL Ayer, the
genial agent of the steamer Grey-
hound, reached town yesterday to
prepare for the annual visit of the
popular boat on June He says he
is the'cause of the presentfine weather
and we shall have a good long spell of
it now. Welcome 1
TEACHER'S OONVENTION.-The 29th
annual meeting of the West Huron
Teacher's Association will this year be
held at the Agricultural College,
Guelph, on Friday and Saturday, June
15th aed16th, takingard vantage of the
Farmers' excursion from West and
South Huron on those dates. The pro-
gram is a very attractive one, and we
venture the 'prediction that this will
be one of the most profitable and enjoy-
able conventions in the history of the
Association.
PUBLIC LIBRARY 110ARCri -On Sat-
urday, 26th May, the Library Board
met for transaction of business. Mr.
HAI Reed having resigned his posi-
tion as a member of the Board, on
account of inability to attend the
rneetings,his resignation was accepted
with regret, and the matter referred
to the School Bohrd to take action.
The natal short hours were granted
the librarian during the montha of
June, July and August. The building
will be open to the publie during these
months from 2 to 5 in the afternoon
and from 7 to 10 in the evening. The
repotajoe April showed total receipts,
$13.30, and ,an issue of 1000 books and
periodicals. An account from George
Porter for 320.05 for books supplied
was ordered to be paid. The secretary
was instructed to ask for tenders from
the local coal dealers for 20 tons coal.
As the Book committee intend shortly
to make a further purchase of books
they are desirous of obtaining sugges-
tions from readers as to books that
may be desired, and suggest that they
send titles by melt to Mr. Kernighan,
chairman of the committee, or enter
such titles in the book provided at the
library for that purpose.
TOUR oP INSPECTION. -On Friday a
;e0 special train reached Goderich con -
tattling the leading officials of the G.
T. R. on a tour of inspection. The
party was made up of 2nd vice presi-
dent and General Manager Chas. M.
Hays, 3rd vice preiridenCHL Fitzhugh,
4th vice president Ie. II. McGuigan,
superintendent of the middle divirsion,
W. 0. Brownlee, Freight Traffic Man-
ager Jno. W. Loud and assistant J no.
Pullen. The train was made up of
managers' private car, buffet and
baggages came and was run down to
theelock, where roost of the tirne of
the May was spent. Two or three of
our citizens had opportunity to con-
verse with the official party, and but
for the lack of time the visitors would
have been driven round the town and
shown a good deal more of its beauty
and advantages than they einem to be
aware of. Ae it was, they were hearty
in their admiration and Mgr. Hays
summed it np in the now trite phrase
that "Nature has done everything for
Goderich and man very little." S.ev-
eral suggestions emanating from the
officials were used by the Council Of
the Board of Trade as a basis for
action at their meeting on Monday
evening, and may be expected to bear
fruit.
THU SUMMER Ploriti..---41r. . W
Fortune, the new manager of the
`Summer Hotel. with a part of his
f440 et, StIMMerltillsk Where he
ale° wife appointed Pestelaster *Oa
eitrried nn Senerel WM ll;
inIndienatte tiP tO 180.4
when be Went with the r"4-1.1. A. Wave
and became a third putt candidate at
the gettergeleetietta "liteat 110f01).
Ile received, only about 71;11 VOtett end
loot Ilia deposit, which made the rtvi
too. of the late 0. Cameron a esr..•
t4itit,7t, Shortly attetWard. be Moved
to London with/ hia faMlly and studied
for the ETiocopal ministy, Ida first
;place he retool/ea tO areuten t few*
eharge be ng 'at Eelhis` rent Welt
years ago. Be leaves quite a amity
behind hieo,.._bssides a sorrowing wire
fine Watkips) the eldest &ugh,
ter being teacher. end a son In a
wag, ma younger ones being at
home, all of whom. have the sincere
sympathy not only of their own
church membere, but of the citizens. ot
all classes and creeds, He waa tor
over twenty yeare a, wtnber
of Suannerhill Orange LOdg,e.
end at the time of his death chaplain
of Smith' Unroll, under whose ampicee
the funeral will take place this Friday
from Olffiton stetion to tho ceinetery
there.
Blockett, widolw of the late William
Sharman, sr., crossed the river after
leng, and, towards the end, painful
Wiriest), at the good old age pi 87 years.
The deceiteed lady was widowed a few
yearn Once. her married life having
lasted nearly half a century, her part-
ner having reached the patriarchial
ago of 90 years when death claimed
him. The late Mrs.Sharman was born
ln Sydney, Cape Bretgn, canto to God-
erich in 1852, and matoried in 1850. She
had been a resident of the town for 54
years, during which period she was
natieh eateerned, for she was a good
neighbor,a loving parent and a staunch
friend, and her tnentory will long be
cherished by. all who had the pleasure
of her acqualutance. The funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon from her
late residence, Keity'sistreet, to Mait-
land cemetery, Rev. G. N. Hazen, B.
A., conducting the church service,end
her -descendants, Robert, Walter and
John Shaman, Williatn Sharman, leo
and WM. Campbell, jr., and John A.
Robertson, being the poll hearers, In
the death of Mrs. Sharman, North
street Methodist church loses a life
long staunch tulherent, and her Well
known personage will be tnuch missed
by the members of the congregation.
ROBERTSON. -On the 15th inst.,Mrs.
HesterRoberteon, widow of the late
Edward Robertson. of this town, °ow-
pleted one hundred years, having been
born in Wexford, Ireland, on the 15th
day of May, 1800, and on 'Sunday, 27th
day of May, the 'dear old lady passed
to the great beyond, after living 12
days of her 101st year. As mentioned
in THE, sTAR of the 18th ult., Mel.
Robertson was not over strong on her
birthday, and her weakness at that
time predicted a near summons to the
great white throne. Mrs. Robertson
is the second resident Goderich over
one hundred years old whose death
Tun Swan „has chronicled ,the present
GODERICH MARKETS.
Wheat atiffened considerably the past week.
as will be seen by our quotations, but whether
the rase was caused by scarcity, through the
appearance of the growing grain. or by neve.
balmy., re uot iell defined. though smaller offer -
Inge wee like the cense.
Oats olirnbe tlusienroints, and ore at present
like wheat, firm and in fair demand.
J. F. Andrews shipped. two ears of hogs to
Toronto on Monday.
Current wholesale prices corrected
up to noon of l'huraday.)
Fa w . 50:77 to 77
SeprIng wheat, standard 0 7 NY 77
mar, per OWL, patent 2 to 2 50
Flour. per cwt., family 2 26 to 2 25
Bran, por ton 19 00 to 19 OD
Shorta, per ton 20 00 to 20 00
Sereeninge. per ton 18 00 to 18 00
Oats 0 38 to 0 38
Barley 0 40 to 0 43
Peas 0 a5 to 0 65
fl 48 to 0 48
0 48 to 0 48
Ha i.e... ..... 8 00 to 8 25
Bu r, per lb 0 15 to 0 16
,E ge (tresh) per dozen 0 13 to 0 14
, per cord 0 00 to 6 00
Cattle, export .......... ......... 4 60 to 4 76
CattlevorMnary and butchers, .?3 ea to 470
Lambs, spring
Sheep, fat (own 3 5 a to 4 00
Hogs, live weight , 7 00 to 7 00
Hogs, dreesed 8 75 to 9 00
Hama, per lb 0 10 to 0 16
Bacon, long clear-. .. 0 14 to 0 14
Hideri . ... . ...... ...... .... 7 00 to 7 26
Sheep skins 0 70 to 0 00
Tallow, rendered 0 01 to 0 Of
Chiekens-barnyard chicks, per lb 0 10 to 0 11
" --trate tad 0 11 to 0 12
Beef, tore quartera 4 60 to 6 50
Heel. hind theaters , ft 00 te 7 00
Pot:noel e 40 to 0 65
AtiCrIONEBRINO
11..IgOtte13)10831% Clamed% Auctioneer
‘34 904 mitten eet Gederich. P. O. Box
um Farm, farm docks ima an tabor eami win
receleetspieefin attention. Wilt buy your me-
th* stock ot Honsehold Furhitille and will pay
epee Odense Let me kneW what roe. Ve
TO hall la pair Hite, ot ehtl, free svhat can
itelt yen. - GEORGE Blf.CKETT. C deity
Shop, chiflarlett.
TlitSOVEkEIGN BANK OF CANADA
.
nomotionvicoototn, n. evrnwAirra
treehlettL General Manager.
A Central Itattking Business Transacted
SAVINGS DUPARTUBNT
vonft ititt vow -4u ton fattest and yet be tie WWI% et
yolit a* R In your poltet erten% other Insecure place. Von
. rink letve the ptittelpit any day With, toterest for the actital time It
On deposit. INTPREST COMMINBER fent time, * Yeah
:st.026 toe/kg 011,105o:1w. -
Loltwhoat, per bashet
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, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Another Cheap Sale -.1. W. Broderick
(Weal)
A Wonderful notate -Smith Bros
Mantles, Ltekets-le. Miller CD
Hotheeeekers EXOUr4tOthihlOr. Nay.
Order Coal Now-Robt nett
k16,60 to Beeton-G. T. r
trra for Etato-,frei. Coleyell
taunter Goede-W. It. Pinder ..... .
Quality ell rt-Beekett & Staunton
Teo pronspae-w. C. Pridham ....
Remove , H. Colborne
Mare LOSte-Jas. fifteenth
To Maahetates--4.). eettger.
Tenderelnented-einttirner
eitel Wanted-rtfre. F. Jennie..
et tang Announeentent-E. I'. .
thill_HaVe to umer-0. C. Leo
ete Driest Menefee -Adman & non
Matte Depeelte-titandard Lean
ceett novnion-W011 Clerk
Take Warninit--WM. Campbell
Jane Etatte4Ice. Porten.. 8
Hap Wemedeelledford
THE BOARD OP TRADE.
A Wide Awake and Energetic Pro-
gram Arranged For. - '
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The usual monthly meeting of the
Board of Trade Connell was held in
Town Council chamber on Monday
evening last, Mr. It. &Williams in the
chair in the absence of both Pres. 0.
A.Nairn and vice -pros. Rumba'. The
secretary reported correspondence re-
garding outside Industries, eonte of
which will come up again later on. A
letter from the„ Illintster of Public
Works dated May Oth stated that the
report of the P. 0. Inspector who heti
recently visited Goderichlad not yet
been received, and the secretary was
instructed to write the Inspector ask-
ing that the matter be expedited, The
'secretary reported the receipt of ten
copies of Heaton's Handbook of Can-
ada for 1000, containing two advertise-
ments of Goderich. and the bill- for
same woo ordered to be sent nn to the
Town Council, as per agreement with
the C)ouncil last fall when the work
was discusled with that body. As the
book reached an edition of 80,000 and
will be distributed in owntnerelal and
business circles all over the world, it
is an exceedingly good advertising
medium.
A long discussion took pitme regard-
ing a definite plan of bringing the
town to the notice of outside industries
contetnplating removal, and preparing
information as to facilities and Other
inducements which may be offered,and
in connection with this the visit of
the G.T.R. officiate on Friday last was
also discussed. It was finally decided
that the committee on Manufactures
should wait on the Town Council and
ask the appoinetment of a committee
by that body for a joint conference on
both these matters, and° the prepara-
tion of a plan or report whieh would
be, presented to a general tneeting of
the Board to be called for that purpose
next week. Whatever may then he
decided on will .bo vigorously pushed.
The same committee were empower-
• Tlig TOWN coUNC114
Approve, of Petitions tor Over Three
Men of NeW Sideeralice.
After failing to get * quorum on
ttotb Monday` and Tuesday evenings,
the Town Connell got together on
'Wednesday afternoon, Coun. Young
being the only absentee this time. and
bearuthe report of the elerk on the
nine petitions that' were in for now
granolithio with the estimates
and apportionment of cost. and op.
proved of each, A. list of these be
found in the advertisement on this
Pep.
the total distance la over 'three
Miles, and the width will be, on Vic-
toria street 0 feet, Lighthouse 4 feet.
and all the others 3 feet, the average
being about 6 feet and one third. The
cost at 10 cents per foot will he a little
over 118,000, Which will be about
equally divided between p"roperty own.
erg and the town, as the cromings end
the percentages to owners will foot up
to about half the cost. The date of
the court for hearing appeals will be
found in the advertisement.
WEST HURON LIBERALS
Hold Their Annual Meeting
Elect Officers.
Tux araarnIllgirveGsVititTeenPelwaga:
Additional local newe On pages 4
and fi.
Have you n3id your subecriptiOn to
TI:onta:Aeltif?the awnings around the
Square shouhl bo elevated a notch or
two.
13. O. Muneings is repalring end
making considerable additiona SW
George's rectory,
"Binghare's trees," the chestnuts
around the Square, aro again in flower
and prettier than ever.
The work on North street has been
about completed, and is much appre-
ciated by residents of that street.
Ooderielt Orange Lodge will have a
church parade on Sunday, July lat. to
which the members of neighboring
lodges aro invited,
'P. 0. inspector Dr. Campbell and
Col. Fisher, of London. were In town
on Tuesday last on an official visit of
inspection of the Post Office here.
A blight or some other reason fa
musing a large needier of willow trees
10 town to wither. There will be little
ospranreodregret as long as the maples are
Seaforth News : Mr. Jas. Hayes. of
and of Goderlch, moved his family here on
Friday last, and will occupy tho resi-
dence which he recently purchased
from Mrs. Petere.
On Tuesday last the annual meeting
of the West Huron Liberal Associa-
tion was held at Dungannon with del-
egates present from all parts of the
riding.
Oflieers were elected as follows :
President, Jas. Young, Auburn ; first
vice president, H. Morris, Loyal ; sec-
ond vice president, William Bailie,
Dungannon; third vice president, John
Styles, Kintail treasurer, Jos. Bell,
Carlow ; secretary, , Charles Ciarrow,
Goderich.
Addresses were given by M. G. Cam-
eron, M. P. P, ; Robert Holmes, Thos.
McMillan and others, discussing the
political questions of the day.
Resolutions were passed approving
of the Goverument of Canada by Sir
Wilfrid Laurier and his Cabinet. ex-
pressing confidence in Hon. Geo. W.
Ross as leader of the Provincial Libe-
rals, and urging adherence to the prin-
ciples of tariff for revenue and prefer-
ential treatment of the mother land in
any tariff readjustment, and also con-
demning the increase of indemnity to
members and of the peneione to ex -
ministers voted by the Dominion Bea-
rden of 1005.
The trophy won by the GoderIch
Rifle Association is now on exhibition
in Humber ac Son's window. It is a
handsome piece of silver, and is strong
testimony that the Goderich boys can
shoot.
The front of the North street Metho.
diet ahureh has granolithie steps and
sidewalke and has been nicely cleaned
up, and When the grass grows along
the boulevard it will be a very pretty
scene.
Around the Harbor.
Commercial Milting still yields filir
return, but angling generelly results
in poor bags.
It is expected the iEtrig Vedward_111.41
be in port today, and on her yeturn
on Saturday morning.
The Maelton Dredging Company hits
received the contracts to dredge the
harbors of Kincardine and ePort El-
gin.
Babies Hotel is now on solid eon-
erete foundation,and le ready for busi-
ness, though it will be a couple of
weeks before he painting will be coin-
piTetheed.
Olobe's Ottawa correspondent
of Saturday last mid; "Captain James
McAllister and Captain John It. Crab -
have been appointed harbormas-
ters at Fort William and Cioderich re-
spectively."
THE LATE MRS. EDWARD ROBERTSON:
laorn Woxford,'Ireland. May 15, Ma anDdieduinda0yod.. °rich. May 2701, Iflea, aged 100 yearn
year, and her death removed the only ed to meet Mr.Wm.Jackson,of Clinton,
Woman of over one hundred years to diseues with that gentleman the ea.
tabliehment here at' w branch of the
Jackson clothing inditatry,as the nom-
pany now require to enlarge their faci-
lities', though they are at regent em•
ploying over SO bantin In Clinton.
The local papero were asked to in -
;site people having accommodation for
summer viaitore to leave their ad-
dresnen and partieulare at the
newepaper offleen,no that the Informa-
t ion 'nay he available for enquirere.
eon nnoved to Goderich. and her part- The Council ad (turned after a molt
interesting meet ner.
frete the town; The deceased 'say
bad been a resident of canada 87
years. having sailed for this country
in 1800. In 1810 she returned to Ire-
land, but the game year reeroseed the
Atlantic, and dwelt in Ontario till
death came. Decensed'a fam II y set t led
ln Elizabeth, Lee& and Grenville,
where in 10,5 she married her partner,
(staff, have arrived in town, and are the late Edward Robertnon,of the same
busy preparing the house for ita open- place. In 18(15 Mr. and Mrs. Robe t-
ing for this season. From what THE
STAR knows of Mr. Fortune, and a
consideration of the plans contetnplat-
ed, we have every reason to expect
thnt the house will be run in man-
ner to ensure its success and an en*
largement for next season. Mr. For-
tutle'a Imminence connections (Which In-
clude that of late assistant to General
Mgr. of the G. T. R. for lines west of
the St. Clair Tunnel) aro zilch as to
give him decided advantages in culti-
vating a very desirable class of Nal -
nese for the hotel, and one of his first
apeeial efforte will he the entertaining
of deputationn ot newspaper men from
south end southwest pointa who will
come here by invitation to see the old
town and its beauties and advant-
ages. The Board of Trade it is hoped
will lend a hand to make the visit of
them representative men a9 plemant
as possible, and the Wink win no
doubt be mutually beneficial. With
the nrinswilly good facilities for lake
travel which we shall have this sum-
mer. we may hope for a iiitge number
of taIMMer visitors and it le meat
pleasing te know thlt the Hotel °Me-
rida will be prepat43d to do ita full
ehare for their ttroper enteetAinment.
Meeting Calendar.
elleguletneeeting of the TOwn Connell this
lerleayeeverenn.
negligee lactated! the Pnblie Rama nava
nest monday evening.
itiveletith Wettest Ecatiet er ant meet
Id hell of le O.L. ita on Jo Inn.
_Ilegeller Merlins et the egisto bestItato
Tailcoat Artirelturedar ettetenen ett 4 o'caock.
The Jetta Matting of the„Calividli, btatiph
of thertremcie4 Inetleati beta at the
home ,Mta, Wite,..Uttittreett n Thursday,
Aim) a atleelotx. • •
teett. Orititiecti Nein ., meet
nett T Jen* etas Cr the hut
a
r . ,
aff._ enelkse.
derreerk=eriDear.
Clinton New Era : P. F. Lawrence,
the well known and popular express
and ticket agent. Goderich, was la
town on Monday, having come down
to see some passengers safely on their
train.
Dan McLaren the past few daye
moved n, barn for Ed. Fisher, Carlow,
and jacked the same 0 feet high foe a
foundation, and one for John Graham.
Ashfield, leaving it 8 feet high for a
foundation.
The Outdo trees+ along the vvalk at
the Central school, on Trafalgar street*
require trimming upward very badly.
The maples are ideal ones, but the
Unite; aro so low as to interfere with
pedestrians.
Caretaker Bisoett has adopted a
plan which should keep even careless
and unappreciative people from mar-
ring the grata plots in front of the
poet office. The miniatnre fence will
add to the neatness of the front.
... While in Paris on Victoria Day, S.
E. Hick sold his brick residence in
that town for a cash stun of nearly
fe2,800. Mr.Hick had owned the build-
ing for 13 years and sold it to avoid
the trouble of looking after property
at a distance from'home.
At a family reunion at Wm. Bur.
rows', Nelson Street, last Friday, a jar
of English dal -Meng preserved 26
yeare niece, was opened, and found to
be in excellent coedition. They were
preserved by Mrs. Burrows and tasted
and looked as I( they would have kept
in good order another 20 years.
Engineer Lamb, of the Public
Works Department, Ottawa, woe In
town last Saturday inspecting the
Government worke In progress; at the
harbor uad the outside breakwater.
Ile made a close inspection of the
breakwater, and it ia underetood that
plans for ite covering, somewhat dif-
ferent to the original ones, lire been
made, hirt we, were rumble to obtain
details of the neW syntem or lInd out
whether tbe work would be continued
by tho old contractors or new tenders
would he called for. .7L.
The ()maid.- walls of the Onderich
elevator will be finished next week,
and then there will only he the weigh-
ing and machinery room to complete,
which will be partly of 000;001 and
partly cement bricks, rhe main wails
and grain bine are snid to be of ce-
ment. hut this does not exestly state
the facts, for embedded 111 every two
feet (vertical) of the building there
are over five tons of iron, not counting
that used for fiooring and other pur-
poses. The iron is all in Italie there
are upright one; at every angle, and
every two feet are lateral ones; hooked
to the uprights and to enCh other and
numbering about 250 pierev. In ad-
d' tion to the iron rods; in the ronerete,
the floors and joists will also be of iron.
ao that one Onn understand what a
eonerete billitling,reinforced with iron,
the new elevator is termed) means.
rhn generator is being fixed in the
electrical room, so that in another
week this part of the work will he in
ewing and from that time the
electrical arrangements; will be pushed
m with all other branches; of the
work .
ner predeceased her Rome fourteen
years. The late Mrs. Roberteon wan
the mother of 11 children, 8 of whom
were lielnst at her demise. rhey
aire I Mr. Wm. Jacknon was in town on
Captain Edward, of Sarnia • Ceptain
W.M., of Port n Samuel., of Luck. Teeming afternoon antl wan ariven
pow; feerge of Chicago ; Alfred. of around in Gundry's automobile with
Duluth, and 'John, of Goderich ; Mrs, the Manufactures] eommittee of the
James Willie, of Springeide, Age., and Board and shown aeverala 'gettable
Mrs. Peter Wylie, of Goderich, The p,IrstaerleAlffratrett,;hrey.estittetiebritiraihneplormwterodf utrnieniftr
funeral took place on Tneeday after- I
!Joon from the residence of her non•in- the elaytline la one of tbe !omen Hake
law, Captain Wylle,Lighthonee street, and two of our load induntrien have
to hialtland Cemetery, the pall bearere offered to supply thin rather than GOO
being her sone Edward. William, Sam- the en terpriate abandoned. Two niten
net and John A., and tip officiating out of °there g(11/11 were pronounced
minister, Rev. Jag, A. Andetson, of natinfactory. and Me. Jneknon, who
Knox ehoreh, Tile casket WAN covered Wan well Meager! with hin treatment
with lovely floral trIbutea In tnetnory anti with the town generally, exprene-
of the good old patriareh who had ed himself anat,hirotr.efiTht I othitattekthone porio.o.
lived to the great age of one hundred jteheitntzw(pnalledtonti7
la MP of the mom, hene-
yeater.
Arlen in Clio-
Kturr.-The Uov. 0.M. Kitty, reran? nneennefel Indu
n; it otarted lean than a dozen
of St. Thimias Church, Chardon, died an& few yearn ago, and now han
at the rectory last Teteeday evening. regular pay roll of stearin RO and in
The reverend gentlemen was In failing pushed t,o its eitmont (*opacity to keep
health and decline for the laet few Op with itn ontere. The difficulty of
years, but the end came grinner than el -awing noffielent labor at Clinton
Welk teltereeted. eilt off hi Middle for ito extenalon le one of the reason9
age, MOIR been 014 t's comparativeiy for the establiehment of a new brtmeh.
ehort tinte in the Ministry, arid was and the enterprising managere say
ve greatly beloved by the to itiondr letaricithealatittilue. pvniiinetFtwhieluy bemowsticaoLoor
hew, for the ffie heti of the firm have
TO coign A COLD IN oNtl nAv
Tao LAXATIVE EROSIC Quinine
Tablets. Druggists teens* Money' if it
Cadet* OM ; Ornyolotymattre
lend tech *A Sit
Ponce Magistrate Humber held a
court in the county jail on Wednere
de y,to hoar the eviderice against Thos.
Edwards, of town, and David Gaulev,
of Ashfleid, who were in jail charged
with limary. l'he P. M. committed
Thos. Ed worth as insane, but in the
case of (Wiley adjourned it till Satur-
day.
Mr, William Holland has much Im-
proved "Westbury," on Trafalgar
street, bv repainting the well known
residence. By the ternoval of three or
four over -crowded trees and the build-
ing of the new granolithic walk out-
side the trees, Trafalgar will become
ono of the prettiest residential streets
ti ne iml Td. rHe .rii c‘shyr.
Art that he had garden
right, of the Park House.
peas in bloom on May a He says :
Dc -siring to experiment as refeards
earliness, planted three varieties of
early dwarf pens on the 4th of April-
McLean'e Little Gem, American Won-
der, and Simmer's First Of All. The
latter kind are the first to come in
bloom."
It is all in the type of minting you
want done. If you don't care how
your printing looks it will do no good
for nfl to ingure with you. We could
do that kind of' printing, hut will not.
The difference between the kind of
printing wo do and the kind we con-
sider worthless is greater than the dlf-
fence in price. Ail we want is what
every thulium, man virrents-a chance
to Hhow what we can do.
The jnil park looks nice and its set-
ting out ist a great improvement to
tbat end of the town. Inside the jail
everything in clean and in order, the
walls haying been thoroughly scraped
down before they were kaleomined.
An old man, also an old Eluronite,
named Jame; Onnn, now in the jail,
would be more appropriately placed if
he were in such a plane as the House of
Refuge. The jail is no place for him.
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Their Golden Wedding.
The Wairpun (\Vie.) Leader of May
2 eontained a two cointnn account
with portraits; of the golden wedding
anni yerenay of Mr. and Alrn, J.S.Mor-
rite of that eity, and en Mr.M. la it for-
mer Ooderich boy, brother of Mrs. M.
(1. Swanson, some extraela from the
report have local In tereet. We quote:
in mammon le InvItatione to aa•lat Mr and
Mre. J 8 Morria In celebrating rho twenty
fifth atirdvemary of their marriage. t wo Min
dred glioute nietetnbled at their home In this
city on Haturday evening of laet Iveell The
reoei view party wit h tho boat and heetnal,who
mood under n eanony of white carnatione arid
ten no In the nom, corner of tho parlor, were
Mr aml Mra Thoniao Merrtt, of rreok.itown,
Minn.. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Itiplev. I Nhtioah,
tis i. „od JtIr,,, 0. W, inter, Fond du har, MOI
Eve Wein., Mra iMward Robinft, ',Mr. Guy
itieharda, I 'biome%
rho "bride," handooniely yawned In ailrer
grey retie, and the -groom, In conventional
at Ore, aenepted tho'nentrrat illation. and fined
wlahom ot thole. fr1/11A.• all li a (Dimity and
riirle in atriking contrast to i be youthtia eon-
.lon remembered by thoaa who had ex pre,,,a,d
t le name Kontlmont. twenty .five years ago.
Over t heir hen& it unit t h e floral wodd Lott
hone and at either auk wa. ,mapended in ailvor
nombere, 11011.1(101 An abundance ot eut
flowera coded In the deceratith, of tho Rea
clots. rooms, 00 admirably adapted to hoanitn
lity. The parlora wore In rad and white ear
nationa, the reception hall In Amerlean Imam y
rot -,•en. th0 living mama In fermi, LIMN and
milted tsnrnationa, and the Moine oxen in red
earnationa and smilax A eaterees trom (1.4h
hoah prealded ever tha einAtio
Mra. P,forr14, the only daughter of Mr. and
Mos, William Dorn, ram born in %Vattern.' and
her home hes always been with ua. /L. a ort.
eallat ahe hae obtained :nem than lewd pm -
minimise, having song In varione eitlea of the
date. 8ho in oleo prominent in churrh mut
club work of 00 ISII, r-.4 la closely Identified
rt,
wir li us acidol Intoreti , '''.,
wh tit he minlatereAl. He Kr
as a etlitiol teacher ih the ate
and taught et his old me
eft*IfitrA at 04
need
ntien,
SUM -
Ai et -
Col. Young has received for No. 1
Company, 33rd Regiment, a sub -target
contrivance, with rifle attached. which
hae neon erected in the town hail. The
purpose of it is to inettruct green rifle-
men how to shoot, and the intricate
structure ghoul(' prove of great assiet-
anee. The Britieh Government are
using them extensively, each eompany
paying 550 or $60 n.plece, but in Can-
ada they are supplied free of cost to all
corpo.
A short thine ninee eix of the men
who were working for Battle & Co. on
the breakwater here last year worts
working at a dam, and, through., Imo
retrt of it giving way,they were 4:,ash-
ed into the river and droveneV A pa-
thetic thought in eonneetion S.4 ith the
fatality in that one of the drowned ie
*aid to have Fawn ondaged to a young
Indy of this town, and that the mar-
riage woe to have taken place today.
June 1st.
Mr. Oen yel Newell, of Benrniller.
located hie tat mare, which was ad-
vertised In Tile farA a, at tho Dominion
ntables, The animal original-
! „crime from there, and woe leaver-
' e;e4",..teee Mitchell Advocate by Jo-
.reesteer, rend a vieltor in that
ne ghborhood happened to eee the ad-
vertieement and the Intelligent beast
was; recovered, mnela to the delight or
Mr. Newell. Another ease of the real
valne of printers' ink.
Mr. J Morris ea ni when but
a yes,. man and has , entinvol
to the vitt/ a development: „„ null he
hoe grown to a summated rape& eaLrive busi-
er= man in our midet. Flo it la not aueprising
that Mende timer) taken on unearth! interest
in the celebration otthe wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mee. Pile7rio.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR
PILES.
Itching. blitid, bleeding. protruding
piles. Dregglets are authorized tel re.
many person41 Hands in the county, f
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The Stratford Beacon of him' 20
had thin kindle cornplintont tO Ond•
erich hey: -Mr. Fred T. Illgerter. of
Gode lett, sa.ng "Creasing the Bar
03eh end) o'n Sunday evening the,
Cent al Methodist chine% flir.Egener
has flee baeitone voice of great
ran and potter. and elso ie an or-
gan of merit, Ile hits Iwo study.
tug NV,..soitro tittle Witll Mr. Palmier.'
110. E St. 4 Mee
chore ratiordt. the pterions,
les *nett appreciated., lilts
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