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clopeRICH STAR is the hated
Nowspaper In the Connty of Huron
, TUU CIODERICH STAR Ms * lag*
,...Oreulation than inor other Newspaper
in this section of the county 4 Huron
genet. 0$ there only one. snre way. ou accataulati
Wealth.' and tbst is by saving:it.. *Ye POW* WIC t
Wealth, While' othere gain independence by * stroke of
by speeding less thenethey VOA And 49Wipt the 81411)111s.
We pay MBE. por Cent Intereat orvdoPosits and money
call be vflibtiraVn at any time.
Poroethealoy Ind buckwheat ere, *tome high.
sr nova lostweia4 other cassaisshawno chop,
lvtareoger Mao lest week, good Inept bstr,
gawk stredderi and Gila fiesr. Fa _At WO,'
tames pg sellipatOS0491aUIPPrd! Pt 80N
' ',Eggs are eaten weeks Isat mare taw Vett
twit 'mote. MOO Pricer tir bollztltt.
bete to Tfillenburgilat Mils1 Mille 00 We409a`
itebellon14)eti, ear or estate Tilcasbarg.
'Ater Of Fete Wed bronght into -town PAW
Week and MY; eti retienitatiVend et our wooers,
tooloters...whien win be nt interested! this R., or
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deed bedness.
,urr.laivgi)....Ationo,,,sood local *tomato
men mod ...rient„situatfrog tor .the
right marl, oh liberal Vireos. Annie' .ct 0"ee
talgjerollgtg:01:0# ONE ,1G WEI;14,
FOR SALEDR- TO J.ET
REINT.-A Sitting -Mew 110 BedrOnrd
A. furnished or untuattsient, Ales arra
Pleat Rowing. shirt wMate and children
domes. EuquIrot at at KeY0.,ettroft, Or tlds
ylOUSIS TO ItEalT.--Furn ed Cottage to
rent tor 'winter wont :comfortable
star Office.
LOST OR FOUND.
oh Nov. Owner ean give eaMO by proving
otutinerei 44,21, con., 1300104 Read,
AUCTION -SALE
HORSES AND CA! E.
emotion at Jeeepto and drew Feagan's farm,
Ida Ifrautiona tacaro: will sell hi Public
let 20,_cee. 3, W. West aeranosh, on Tues-
day, Novenitier 27tb, 101)6. commencing at
1 swan heavy draft mares. 6 and 8 Yeare old; 1
goOd worth* borse. 10 rasp old; 1 team aged
1 driving Mare, 1.2 year% old; general purpose
rising 2 years old; 1 drialest mare, 5 years
old. In Stahl. driving colt, rising 1 year oftiS
1 new ealvea cow, 0 years old: 1 cow. 6 years
Ida, in calf; 1 cow, 8 years old, in calf; 1 cow.
4 yetirs3 old, io calf; 2 Leiters, rising 3 yeare
old;lkeiter. rising 3 years old,in calf; 5 steers,
.101nif 0 Vara Old; 3 steers, rising 3 years old;
spring calves; 1 Silo. Rods, &c.. complete;
1 Clinton 10 horse power, rods. &c.; I brood
sow and pigs: 1 pure bred Polled Angus hull.
Everything.advertised must be sold, 0.0 Mr.
Feagan Ims not the room to carry this stook
over.
Torms.-Twelve months' oredit will be given
on' furnishing ;approved joint notes. A. dis-
count of 6 per cent allowed for cash. HAMM-
1LIARM FOR SALli3.-Lot,d. L, S. IL, 4ontein-
AS log 120 0.0res wed. chostrielma, 10 ages
under fall wheat in good ceeditions 8 7111108
north et Godetioh, within , of 4
churches and P.• O. Priee reatten- ante, on ,
.1.1 and Breeder, in perfect unditing. Hen-
son, no room. Also a good wood heater. and
several other articles. ApPly at STAR. office.
MIOR SALE.- Stanley Herd of Largo Eng-'
13 !fah Berkshire and Talnavorth Swine. We
have for immediate sale a slumber of choice
pigs from two to six months, et both sexes, also
two yearling bogs. Cornarpondence. answered
and prices sight. SNoWDErs Duos.. Box 37, -
Hayfield; Ont.
eiow Fon SALE. --Jersey, oupposed he,
ln calf. A bargain. .A.pply at Tag STAR
rrtYPEVVRITIIRZ of all maises rented. sold
_L or exelengrad. Itibbares and impplies al-
ways on hand. Copying work done. Office on
Kingston street, next Yule's. W. II. RI.Ltattr.
FOR SAL10.-Two now Dwellings on Anglo -
soy Bt. A. comfortable Dwelling on Ploton Bt.
uilding lots on Elgin Avenue. Essex St., Cedar
St. and Pine St.
WANTED.- A. few Furnished Houses .or
Itoonni, near the Lake front., to root for tho
summer season.
YOUNG & ROBERTSON.
1DROPERTY FOR SALE.- Tho desirable
1. property on Elgin A.venue, Goderioh,
owned. and occupied by Dr. Whitely. Good
house and two-thirds Of an acre of land, with.
choice fruits. The house is boated by hot'
water and has all modem improvements.
batgain ter any person wanting first-class pro-
perty at a moderato price. Apply to or address
DR. WHITELY, Gederich.
Me "WEBS FOR SALE. Several hundred
. copies of old nowspapere ter sale. Just the
thing when ,you. aro housecleaning.. Apply at
STAR OFFICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
N-orriCE To CREDITORS.
IN TIM ESTATE Or WILLIAM ITER% DECEASED,
Notice is hereby Wen that an persons hav-
ing (dolma against William Were, late of the
Township of Went Wawanosh in the County
of Huron, farmer, deceased, who died on the
8011 day a October, 1900, are required to send
by post, prepaid or deliver to tho undersigned
administrotrix on or before 1,ho first clay of
January, 1907, their names, addresses and de-
scriptions, and a statement of their claims
with particulars thereof and the nature of the
security. if any, hots by them. And notice is
further griven that after tho first day of Janu-
ary, 1907, the administratrix will distribute the
itasets of the deceased among toe persons en-
titled thereto. having regard only of the claims
of which she shall thon have notice. and she
uot be liable for the said assets or any part
lo any person of whose claim she will not then
have notice.
MARY ANN 'VERS.
Administratrix, Dungannon.
tioucitors for Estate, Goderioh.
Goderich, Nov. 2Ist, 1206.
fft
The Council of the County of Huron will
moot in Oho cecina Chamber, in the Town of
Ooderich, at 3 o'clock p. m.. on the first Tues-
day in December next. All accounts to come
Indere the Connell must ho placed with tho
clerk before the day of meeting.
Wm. LANK.
Dated Nov. 20, 1006,
N- Wrier; TO DEBTORS
Dr. J. L. Turnbull begs to nOtify that all out-
standing accounts must be paid to Mr. A. S.
pole, by the nit day of December next. After
that date. all accounts without exception will be
collected by legal process.
nated-Goderich, Oct. rith, o6.
canadian Northern Ontario Railway.
lik°10.st'Vfo"fit..e CrafePtinii
nee.esugant take bate who their crops full of
Rutin. Bleed all peUltry; tide is ininertset,
Peer:Weems won, as. the selling gamlities; the
Inallar ahead net be broken. Never scald, but
always, dre-Plurek the fOwl, and seer that they
'aro, nritad'Ila-eletua ag. possible. --ft Will he
ter Wjarte while to take the little extra.
up to noon of xhurodaY4
Fall heat, ' 10 68 to CO
tiering wheat, standard . 0 68 to 09
Fleur, per cwt., patent 2 60 to 2 50
Bran, per ton 19 00 to 10 00
Shorts, Per ton 21 00 to 21 00
Screeningn. Per tan 18 00 to 18 01,1
Ours new 0 38 to 9 33
u new 0 75 to 9 75
Buckwheat., per bushel 0 to 0 50
Butter, per lb 0 20 to 0 22
1A!Vits, Orem) per dozen 0 23 to Se 23
wood, per cord 5 00 to (1 00
Cattle, export 4 00 to 4 50
Cattle, ordinary and butchers' 3 00 to 4 00
Sheep, tat lowt) 3 60 to 4 00
Hogs, live weight 6 76 to 6 76
Hogs, dressed 7 76 to 8 1)0
Hame, per lb 0 00 to 0 00
Simon, long clear 0 15 to 0 15
Hides 7 00 to 7 25
Sheep skins 0 60 to 0 00
chickens -barnyard chicks, per lb 8 to 8
Beef, fore guar rs 0 00 to 0 00
Beef, hind quarters 0 00 to 0 00
Geese per lb 8 to 8
Auks " 70 to 10
Turkeys " 13 to 13
0 50 to 0 55
0 35 to 0 40
.401).gRICI‘ RI
Your Subscription?
AUCTIONEHRING
EOROE BECKETT. General Auctioneer
900 Hamilton Street Goderieh, P. 0. Box
1 Farm, farm stock, and all other sales will
receive special attention. I will buy your en-
tire stook of Household Furniture, and win pay
sp t cash prices: Let me know what you have
in any line, or can Fuld see what I can
11 you. - GEORGIC BICCKETT. Curiosity
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
For selling, buyiug or renting town and farm
property. Firo and Life Insurance. Office,
North side, Court House Square.
TAX SALE
LANDs FOR SALL FOR TAXES.
Notice is hereby given that a list of the
lands for sale for arrears of taxes has been pre-
pared and that copies thereof may be had at
this office, and that the lint is being published
in the Ontario Go:tette, in the issues of August
nab and 35th, and September let and 8th, 1900.
And that in default of payment of the taxes
and costa the lands will -be sold at the Court
House, in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday,
the 4th day of December, at 2 o'clock in the al.
WM- 1101 am El%
County of Huron, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Goderich, Aug. 16th, 1906.
AT0TICE is hereby giVen that application
isti will be made to the Parliament cif Can-
ada at the next sessslon thereof for an Act
amending the Adis relieving -to the Canadian
Northern Ontario Railway cempany (formerly
t he James Bay Railway Company) as follows :
Authorizing the construction of the follow-
ing lines of railway :-
ad from Waghogo westerly to Lake Huron
near Kinerudine;
from Anoint:1r southerly to St. Law-
rence River. between Kingston and Brook.
,1110
(0) from Pembritg nonthwesterly to Lake
Ontario, between To nto end Belleville ;
U1) from Toronto-Ottrown, line northwesterly
to Georgian nay. rarar Collingwood or Owen
Sound ;
bur throu h or neer Toronto, Hrttnilton nod
le) frail Toronto•Ottawa tine _westerly pante
I ondon to tirgifkOr, With branches to St.
Thomas and Sarnia, and a branch or loop north
of Toronto.
If) frOth Niagara Wag northovesterm. passe
hie through or near Herailton to Lake Huron.
g) froM &lb west of Port Colborne.
',utterly paestng through or near Brantford
or Berlin to Changan Bay ;
(hi from pointnear Washage to tho Geer.
glan Ray east of CoillfigwoN
to from MobtreaVOttairo, lino north of
montreal. westerly to connect with the auth,
mixed line in the county of hewn or Lanark;
Also fixing and extendhlg the Hag* for corn
monument and eeillIdetV,Of authorised Ilnea,
xing the limit et seem es wideio itiaytiets
sued In reaped of above linea At $30,000 Vier
mile and autlietiting ntnalgantation Or leas-
ing attreemente with the carnelian Rorthern
Ouches Railway tlempeny.
Assistant sollettor.
3 Toronto, 14th Novernhat 1000.
DENTISTRY.
kJ. • Block, Goderiolt Dr. Turnbull's old
IfOT
rrillE HURON HOTEL, Goderich Ont. -
▪ Thoroughly refItted and modernised, A
home for the traveller and Partner. Best .91.50
ItISEY, proprietor.
THE COLBORNE HOTEL
THOS. D. JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR.
This favorite public house, under the
new management, will be conducted on
modern principles, and the best possible
service is guaranteed the general public.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
STAND -Corner Hamilton and New-
gate streets, Goderia.
•
T. Prettenared 0„
'14; Ttesetarltt, 11,
Offices, HAMIlten St. 'Mee+ 102
Opposite Victarhatit.Cherelt. norm 184.
ssos
Dr. Thrlibeltt fieldmice- Nettoadtroch
Neff ShaWil stow. Pismo .
lair tri,Itabggite'rilattrita,
west area. ladderiSlio TslenheltrioNalt&
tikorietstoNAL
THE BON -TON LIVERY
EAST ST., GODERICH.
Your patronage solicited.
Phone 61 Walker & Augustine.
Etor AD eke,
, MIMIC
Ofir Watt WOO
The Sterling Bank
OF CANADA
HERD OFFIGE - TORONTO
Ineorporated by Special Act of the
Dominion Parliatnent to receive
Highest current rate of interest
paid in our
Savings Bank Department
on depoaits of $1 and upwards,
Interest paid and compounded
POUR. TIMES A YEAR.
Drafts bought and sold.
A General Banking Business
A. G. GAMBLE, Manager.
AUCt10111 Sale Register.
rirstnAlT, Nov. acrto.--Auction sale of
Household Furniture and Furnishioga,
property of MRS. 1,Vm. RoDERTSON, An -
gleam St., Goderich, Thos. GUNDRY,
TrotSDAY. Nov. of. -Adjourned Auc-
tion Sale of Mows, Cattle and Farm
IMplemeitte, The property of HAMM-
SATURDAVitorStinvo, Nov. 34, AT 7.3o.
-Attction Sale of 'Valuable Books, Men's
Shirt% Ladies" Hose, Gent's Hose and
Pictlites at Becket's) Auction, Room. No
MONDAY, Nan. 26, felod. Anctioil
Sale at o'clotk at Colborne Hotel,
Gederich. Horses, Cattle, Harness, one
new Root Pulper, etc. Credit on fur -
Welting approved joint notes:. Gras
POtatoed
Apples
Cattle and Hogs in Toronto..
Weekly Sun Office, Tuesday ovg.. Nov. 20.
The hog situation is quite unsettled this
week, and packers are all at sea in an effort to
size up the situation. Drovers state that
farmers aro holding back in expectation of
higher prices, and tliEZ--statemeng seems to bo
sustained in a measnre by the fact that re-
ceipts aro running, so far this week, about one-
fourth below the normal. Whatever the cause
may be ja holding back of hogs ready for mar-
ket, &lin actual shortage in supplies in the
counts's). the faet remains that the number of
hogs coming into Toronto is much below the
expeotation of packers, and as a consequence,
competition between packers has again become
active,_and prices have been forced up a notch.
Tho Wm. Davies Co. are paying thin week
Wil5 on board cars at Eastern Ontario points
aod $5.75 at Western; Park, Blackwell & Co.
'are paying from 55.155 to $470 at local points.
Hogs fed and watered on delivery in Toront,o
bring 25o. mere tlutn the outside prig°, and ofT
cars 60o. more.
At Toronto Cattle Market today business
was not very brisk. There was very little good
stuff, but a good market for any that Was of-
fered. There was a lot of inferior stook. There
was little change in prices fer medium stook.
Crawford & fltutinisett quoted choice export
short keep steam, 33 85 to 3I.15; heavy feed,
$2.a5 to 53.1.75: export cows, 83.50 to 83.75; best
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
They Come, They (ta-C.C. Lee
Salesman Wanted -Stone & Wellington 1
County Council Meeting -Wm. Lane 1
Notice of Application- C. N. 0. 1ty. 1
Boy Wanted -IL C. Du atop 1
Bargain Sale -J. W. Broderick 1
Iron and Brass Beds -II, B. Beckett, 5
Millinery and Jackets- 'W. A. McKim-8
second Week of Removal Sale-Hodgens
Lamb Strayed -Michael IficAvoy 1
Notice Ito Poultry -G. M. Elliotr
1/012 140t titti"tie0
1/04401411 Premium Plc*
best promisor* Offered by the big
city WeekliM,
Well.:hurry UP and Pay for 1007
--titat's the Only C91/4110044 lea r
cure them, except that the imp.
Ply pon*t OHO' or
YOu Inv have to do without. \
Pub*. The Ster:
w. 0, T. U. -All ledlea Interested
in temperance work are invited to the
regular meeting of the W131339.13.9
Christian Temperance Union. to be
held in the Temperance Hall. Mondtty
afternoon at 8 o'clock, to hear the re-
port of the Provincial Convention,
held in LOndon last week.
THE- 'APPLE SEASON. - The apple
shipping season closed yesterday, so
far as our townsman, Roist. Elliott, is
concerned. The car he ahtpped from
Ooderich on Thursday,with shipments
from other. stations, makes him total
sales for 1900, 30,000 barrels, "for"
seitillobert, "they are all sold." Mr.
EllIrstt said the season had been a fair-
ly good one for himself personally,and
that though the season was late for
shipping. apples, every barrel had been
shipped in good condition. The total
shipments from the G. T. R. station
here will aggregate over 135 car loads.
MARRIED OIIT WEST. -The Gode-
rich friends of the family will rend
with pleasure the announcement that
Miss Elsie, daughter of Mrs. Wm.
Bell, Cambridge street, was married
to Mr. Alex. McBride, of Cujbertson,
Montana, at St. Paul, Minn. On Thurs-
day, Nov. 15th, the officadng clergy-
man being Rev. Dr. Edwards, of Day-
ton Ave. Presbyterian church, in that
kyr After spending a few days in
St. Paul, the newly wedded pair left
for their home in Culbertson, and the
many friends of the bride here will
wish them sdl happiness.
TEAM.' Eits ELEC'TED. -The result of
the voting for ther election of public
chool teachers' representatives on
die Advisory Council of Education
was announced Saturday, as followir-
Miss Harriett Johnston, Toronto;
Messrs. J. W. Plews, Chatham; Thorn-
s Agnew Reid, Owen Sound; Alex-
nder Austin Jordan, Port Hope.
hot Johnston headed the poll. Mr.
John J. Rogers, Lindsay, was elected
s representative of the separate
ehool teachers. There remain to be
ppointed the school trustees and the
wpresentative of Ottawa College.
The Peterboro Light and Power Com-
pany have offered to dispose of their
a.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notices under this heading to non.advertis-
era Will bo charged 10 Mints a running line
nonpariel type, 12 lines to tho inch ; to yearly
contract advertisers whose advertising ap-
pears In the 110.100 conte a line ; to
those who make a yearly contract under this
be ading, and do not, otherwise advertise, 8
cents a line.
04Attr, fellowing from the
*VirinnipegS,Owe of NOY. 51 refers to a
fornier knOwn resident of this
conritY. being a one-time citizen of
Brussels. and a bridge contractor do.
leg as good deal of work in Huron. Ife
was si" brothee4n4w of No!. W,
Smith. 'Eat street. arid nuele of the
death Of Xt. Wm. Brant. which sad
event occurred at the hospital this
Morning. is announced. Decoaesd,who
11gring 11111040. He resided With his lion.
TherMRS Grant, in Sherbrooke atreet,
and was highly respected bathe neigh-
hy trade dlad belonged to Platen. Nava
ScOthie Denting_ Manitohn in 1874.
he reaided at Ernerson for eighteen
years, afterwards settling in Winni
sleets in the ProvincialrGovernutent in
the Moral interests. Deceased leaves
three Bons and font' daughters to
mourn Ills loss, hie wife having powder,
dedeed hini two Yeare ago. The fun-
eral arrangements have been fixed for
Wednesday at Sherbrooke street."
Jourtemon.-There died on Sunday,
at hia residence, Cameron street,
Goderich, Matthew Johnston, at the
Local Notices.
Craigie & Lee have removed their
Office one door west, temporarily, until they
move into 'their new office between the G. 1'. R.
The big sale of Boots and Shoes and
Read y Made (nothing, at tho Ooderloh Bargain
store, will continuo nnother week. The bal
alive of tho Ready Mode Clothing will, bo of-
fered for half price. All brand now goods.
Only ten sults loft. Como and_grab them.
J. W. 1111.0011111(111.
Don't forget that on Dec. 13 and 14
the Epworth League of North btroot iVlettiodist
Church will hold a Bazaar tho Town Hall.
It will be a record marker in ouch events for
Brophey, the Photographer, can
help you with that ever perplexing problem of
deciding your holiday gift.. There aro tunny
things in his lino whichl will please you, but
call up without delay to save annoyance.
NOTIcE RIC POULTRY. -G. M. Elliott
hos been purchasing largo ?quantities of pout
try for shipment to the Northwest, and re-
counts that all deliveries be made al the LI. T.
R. gtatton, Goderich, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov. 28 and 9.
M14704.1111 thidatleb, on Nov. 17th io Mr.
rad V to Mao 'archer/DANN
NW. end es* A., It. Often to MO Peeled rases
The Meeting Calendar.
Regular meeting of Inverness Camp, H. 0. S.,
this (Friday) evening.
Regular meeting of Onderich Council. No,
157, C. G. (J. v.. next Thursday evening, Nov.
211th inst.
Regular mooting of Court (tadcrich, No.
253, I. 0. Foresters, next Tuesday evening.
190th W a4141110001. 8111008 lastri
hafaltbla
Around The Harbor.
The schooner Julia Larson is no
winter quartere, ae is; also the e
dredge outfit at the harbor.
Moat of the housee have been m
from Boat Hoene Avenne, so toe t
out of danger• from fall or ap
On Monday nearly a thous:and
pounds of perch were netted juat off
this port. They were shipped to
Bit Nato.
On Monday the new elevator will be
ready to receive gr Lin by boat, and
continue to receive it until the bins
are full. The elevator will he ready
for grain today, Hut to allow the re-
cently made cement floore to harden
properly, it was decided to defer the
opening till Monday.
Clark's Commentary.
Ilthwardine Review).
They folind a dead man in Ottawa
the other day who made a noise very
much like Charlie Hyman resigning.
No vvonder though the London
Advertiser lo mad. -If those fellown
go to jail it will be a sad blow to the
0, dear no. The vohole riding of
North Settee may not blossom forth
With public works, but if not, etan't,
the promisen be renewed when they
takee great delight in
swattbut gin in the abstraet form of
bribery , and corruption, but it hold()
hamil when Pin appears in the can -
w in
ntire
oved
o be
ring
usiness to the city at cost, free from
11 encumbrances'. If the city will
urchase, the company agrees to fur-
ish the municipality with power at
15 per horse -power sufficient to
rovide for the present lighting busi-
ess and extensions for three years.
'he company will also agree to pro-
vide the corporation with 500 addi-
ional horse -power for manufacturing
urposes at $15 per horsepower as
tart of the offer. The overture oleo
neludes the gas house and business
f the company, but does not not take
in the power generating plant of the
ompany. It is estimated that it
will require about $250,(XX) to take full
dvantage of the company's proposi-
ion. The council will consider the
uestion at its next meeting.
A HINT TO HEALTH BOARDFL-The
advanced age ot 80 years and
menthe. The deceased gentleman
was born ha Fermanagh county, Ire-
land, in 1820, and came to Canada in
1842, settling in Stanley township, of
this county. In 1877 he rnoved te
Goderloh Township, where he resided
until 14 years since, when he moved
to town. He was well known in Stan-
ley half a century since, but when
he left for Goderich township, there
were but few living who had settled
in that township in 1842. Deceased's
wife passed away in Goderich some
years since, but he is survived by nine
children and many grandchildren.
His children, who are bereft of a lov-
ing perent, are Mrs. Duncan, Mich.;
Christopher Goderich township; Jno.
El., Wiarto'n ; James, Huron Road;
Thomas, Nile ; Mrs. ifltiElroy, Sea -
Mrs. Sorby, Goderich township; and
Miss Lizzie, at home. The funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon from
his late residence, the interment
taking place in the family plot in
Maitland cemetery. The funeral ser-
vice was conducted by the rector of
St. George's' church, Rev. Mark Turn-
bull, and the pall bearers were de-
ceased's sons, Christopher, John E.,
James and Thomas, and his sons-in-
law, Messrs. Graham and Sorbs,.
ttawa Citizen the other day had this
ditorial paragraph, which is not con-
ned in its application to any one mun-
cipality: "Judge Barron, of Stratford,
vrites to the Citizen in support of the
demand that the officers of local boards
of health shall either do something to
ustify their existence -in other words,
do their duty -or he superseded by
rovincial officers. The law, he pdints
ut, is explicit and the duties of health
Melilla so plain that there is no ex -
use for theth not knowing what they
hould do. It is not optional, accord -
ng to the law, with these men wheth-
r they shall take steps to protect the
Odic from the danger of contagion
rom constunption. That they have
lave been grossly remiss in dealing
with the white plague peril needs no
rgument. It is to be hoped that Mr.
'Whitney will give the subject his
ost earnest consideration and gently
int to the various boards of health
hroughout the province that they are
xpected to do their duty or give place
o others who will,"
TO c
fAila
Joon
A COLD IN ONE DAY
nefigglig8 taint(' Money if it
lot 25e,
Tlifi NOW HOSPITAL.
The ladles. in charge ot the
Alexandra Rompital have nearly moms
pleted arrangements for Om formal
opening on Saturday afternoon and
evening. Dec. 1. The building will be
inspected throughout by a Boylan*.
molt inspector. and when everything
has been passed upon the ceremony Of
handing over the building to the true.
tee board will take place. Tea will be
aerved from 4,30 to 8.20 p. tn. in the
dining hall, and a reception emana-
tes) will welcome all visitors. There
will be no admission fee, the proceed -
hogs taking the forth" of a donation
party, Anyone bringing donations
will find a committee to receive same.
NO children under 17 years, unleas ao
cotnpanied by parents or guardians'
will he admitted. as there will he little
enough rootn for adult visitors.
The following necessities are yet un-
oupplied: Furnishings for the weep -
tion room. chairs, 'curtains and a table;
kitchen furniture, the ranpte only hav-
ing been donated By Mr. GI. U. Lee.
The ladies tooknowledge receiving
the following additional donations :
Geo. Porter, wall paper for reception
,room; D. Munro, hanging paper and
painting radiator Mr, Colborne, 1
pair blankets, 1 counterpane; Ladies'
quilts; Mr. Parsons, set dinner dishes;
Mrs. Taylor, 2 pale blankets and tail -
lows; D. Millar Co., 1 pair blankets
and 2 coutaterpanea; Mrs, A. M. Polly,
10 ;pillows; Rev. Mr. Buel, of Detroit,
$5; Woman's Institute. $100; Mrs. Jos,
Elliott, furnishing ward; Mett. John
Acheson, futnisning ward; Miss H.
Donagh, small table. The surplus col-
lection hem Knox church last Sim -
day amounted to $27.
Mcftwen'st tender was accepted for
10 tuns coal at 50.75 a ton.
Thessaion paper refees to one who
formerly liyed in tioderich, the eldest
daughter of the late Wm. McCaig,
who died here about nine years ago :
" After an illness of four months Mrs.
Samuel McCaig, of Thessalon Tpddied
at her home on Sunday morning last.
Her death was not unexpected, an for
some Gine it was known by the family
that her chances of recovery were
slight. The deceased Mrs, McCaig was
born in the town of Goderich, in the
year 1861, and was married at the
same place 35 years ago to Mr. Samna'
McCaig, and 11 years later came to Al-
goma, On arriving in Algoma Mrs,
McCaig, with her hueband and family,
first resided on Mr. Jos. Dumond's
farm, which they had leased, but flve
years later they purchased the place
where the family now reside. The
late Mrs McCaig was the tnother of a
family of 11 children, seven of whom
died in infancy, those surviving being
Mr9, George Hagen and Mrs. Alex.
Campbell, town; Samuel aod Mime, at
home. The deceased was a Presby-
terian in religion, and whenever Op-
portunity afforded lent a helping hand
to any niovement for the betterment
of that denomination. The funeral
took iplace on Tuesday afternoon, a
large concourse of sorrowing friends
following the remains to their last
resting place in Little Rapids Ceme-
tery. The bereaved husband and fam-
ily have the sympathy of the entire
commnnity in this their hour of sot--
PATRONIZE! DOMB. BE FAIR TO MANAT001.
vox. yaw yeare Tus Sunless been Is there any reason WhY Ora%
etill holds the same view. Every town ZifonitPabs, is too small in eompari*
*Imola receive a lifyal a.uppOrt from ite ape. weare.kg ammalane oina 4411110.
TrOWspiopers. and every business Man 9‘gx_tet",orr4!_b_o_tren_a!priat2_Viznerial.147,13111x1,, tO...ve;i00[101$
and Indnetry ahould give *lord Out,.
port to the newspapers, When goods ri,r70141:4 puovinyLtr
can Ife purchased itt home, It is prac- might as well have Mae let it go _it)
tically auleldal to tuake plarebasee outs some ono else." That is not a ahtlie
side, or in any way patronize depart- cient reason. particularly when a. abater
rovince flutters by our cupuuty,-
mental or other concern% The money
avhich goes away and assists in build- WIng:aardreinewilttheYlyn:u. In these son-
ing up city concerns la In every case a
black oye for the home merchant. Wo t monts, brother. This province
hats all the territory lt needs, all
are sure Godertch hominess men give
just as good value, and in many cases
better, than city business houses, just
the mune as THU STAR can and does
give as good, if not better, value.
The business men of Goderieh, wo
believe, appreciate the consistency of
TIDO STAB in business Inetlaods, and
again we advise every reader to pat-
ronize hotne merchants. Our loyalty
should first be to home industry and
the building up of the town, and one
way te accomplish this Is by patron-
izing tho home tnerchants. They in-
variably give as good value as can be
obtained anywhere.
A arm supporter of haute industry and shhogt4irotlue:a ocriarcee' 0%14st:ft&
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the North street Methodist church
will celebrate their silver anniversary
Thursday evening, November 20th,
Program to commence at, 7.30 o'clook.
Mrs, Gordon Wright, of London, will
give an address. Silvercollection at the
door. All are invited. At the close of
the program, an interesting social
time will be spent in the lecture
room, anti t•efresimients served,
World's Temperance Sunday will be
observed next Sunday afternoon in
Goderich by a union Meeting of the
Sunday Schools of town in North St.
Methodist church, commencing at 3
o'clock. The committee having the
arrangements in charge have deawn
up a program which it is hoped will be
interesting and profitable to all, and a
cordial invitation is extended to the
public genet -ally to attend this union
service.
At the Salvation Army Barracks on
Saturday evening, Noy. 21, a very
special meeting will be held. Ensign
George Edwards will t brow upon can-
vas a thrilling ineident entitled, "The
Boy Martyr," together with the des-
criptive reading, This service Is well
worth the Mc which is charged for ad -
Mission, Ensign Edwards 18 fine
speaker and worthy of a large attend -
;ince. He will almo conduct meetings
ail day on Sunday at the Barrackg,
assisted by Capt, Lamb and Lieut.
Wales, who are in charge of the local
corps here.
WINTER SPORTS.
There was to largely attended meet-
ing of hockey players and those inter-
ested in the game on Monday evening,
at the Hotel Bedford, and a full dis-
cussion of possibilities anti probabili-
ties of putting winning teams on the
ice took place. In the end it was
agreed to organize, the following being
the officers appointed : lion. president,
E. Kelly; vice-president, Dr. Walter
Turnbull; 'week ary- treasu rer, Dr. Olt.
Sale, Executive committee -E. V.
Campion, G. L. Pareone, president,
manager and captain. No manager
was appointed. the selection of this
officer being left to the players them•
selves. Judged by the enthusiasm of
those preeent at the meeting and the
strong execetive appointed, the com-
ing eeason should be A soccer:still one
The organization of a hockey auso-
elation on Monday ay (ming has placed
many junior clubs in the field, and no;
soon as the ice comes there will be
plenty of junior matches.
A Hummer: Movntinssrr.-A new and
nthusiastic member of the Royal So-
lety for the protection of birds and
he killing of beautiful birds for the
ecoration of women's; hate and their
arlors, hoe now a private woman de-
tective to report at different churches
and get the names of all women who
wear plumage in their hats. They are
afterwards; comtnunicated with and
asked to give up the idea of wearing
such decorations]. The eociety oleo
claime that men could help in thia
campaign to a great extent by not
rultniring plumage trimmed hate.
At the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Humane Society in Chicago last
week, a speaker, J. Howard Moore, on
" The Coot of a Skin," nent several
women into hysterics by his strong de-
nunciation of those who wear furs and
feathers, in which he said ; "Nobody
hut st barbarian would adorn her head
with the carcass of a bird or the bowie
of grinning weasels," staid Mr. Moore.
" Such things appeal only to the vul-
garians). Such a woman is about as
attractive as if tulorned with a string
of dried skulls. She excites pity, for
she is a murderous. Faro are the mont
costly of luxuries, because to secure
them men must be the moot conscien-
celess and inhuman. When 1 think
that in this day of advanced education
and supposed refinement, brutalitlea
such as are nececsary more the
furn of these little animal() are prac-
ticed, 1 am heartily ashamed of the
race to which I belong."
The tioderich Organ Co. shippedl
large quantities) of Ito manufaefures
this Meek, atul the Ihote ataff busy
en ordered goeda.
ItfOot of tho staff of the Canada
P011indry Co. Motet.° Myth this week
to put top tho,O. Pr It. bridge In that
Willitgrs and en itstottipletiOn, In daily
erich and build the kid o over the
O. To rt. 0044 t of bleeder -
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The advertisement appearing in ton -
other colutnn regarding the application
to Parliament by the Canadian North-
ern Ontario Itailway system is a mat-
ter of more than passing interest ljto
the people' of Ontario, and paragraph
(f) has special interest for Goderich.
This confirms the statement made In
these colintme some Wiieks ago that a
line to Goderich by this system was
among the probabilities in the not
distant future, and we may well hope
that this point will be one of the first
to be headed for in the proposed
branch lines, As the great North-
western country developes, the im-
portance of the fullest railway con-
nection via. this port also increases,
Trani° to and front Weetern Canada
via Lake Huron must ever be of large
proportions, and no point on this lake
otters the same advantages foe meet-
ing the growing requirements of that
traffic that Goderich does. Our time
is coming, surely.
There was a good attendance at the
fortnightly meeting of the A. Y. P. A.
at St. George's school room, on Tues-
day evening, The chair wits occupied
tLy the rector, who, after a pithy open-
ing addrees, called on the secretary,
Miss Lotouzel, who read it paper on
organ ization. !tarry SD., rd y gave
an acceptable solo, Miss Minnie
Wenn a pleasant reading about
Manta Claus. and the Doty orchestra a
nice trio. W. Mancey followed with
a clever hank) polo, MIN. Curzon a
much admired vocal solo, and Lionel
Parsons was at home in etirnie song.
solo. J. Sutherlited's solos were much
applauded, and Mite Martha Wells'
sweet solo, followed by God Save the
King, closed the programme. Miss
Wells and Mr. Roy Adams were the
A Word for The Hospital.
To the Editor of T1111 &ran,
DEAR SOL -I ant very much pleased
to see the notlee of the opening of the
Alexandra General' and Marine How -
pita! on the Int of December, in your
paper. I am sure I voice the senti-
ments of the medical profession in
stating that it is an inotitution that
was very much needed in the county
of Huron I tome also Ante that the
hospital is not intended for the town
of Goderich alone, but for every mun-
icipality In the county nf Ilnron. and
that every medical man In the county
has all the rights; and privileges; that
we have in Goderich, not only In send-
ing as many patients an they like, hut
alao in misdating in Ite maintenance.
There law been a difference of opinion
as to the location and construction of
the hospital, but now since it hag
been completed and located, I think
that we had all better drop whatever
differences of opinion we may Move
had, and work unitedly to make it a
cinema, whieh, am salve, le only a
matter of a very abort time.
Yount t rul y.
Brief I own Topics.
A turtioneer Beckett, has opened an
auction vomit on Handlton street, op-
posite Parr's grocery store.
Tho 11 story dwelling being erected
on Lighthouse street for .1. 14, ilowrie
will he ready for occupation 111 It week
or two.
A number of men were started on
the drain along he west Nide of Wat-
erloo street, whielt will extend front
Macdertuott's bunk to 03gin Avenue,
HOLD THEM FOR THE PEOPLE.
ve can h an d le properly, and
e man who yells for more may well
he suspected of a craving for "graft."
Let anyone look at a map of the
Dominion and see the territory to be
divided, and we think he will laardly
boast of his Canadianistn whowants to
keep Manitoba as ahe is, or even Eta
it me prepose to make her bounds.
Bribery In ‘anada.
Public opinion in Canada, la deeply
a irred by the revelations of wholesale
bribery and corruption In connection
ith a. recent bye -election at London.
Ont. A Liberal on accepting the
°Mello of Public Works offered him-
• lf, as Is the existent'. for re-election,
and extraotalinary means, it sedms,
vere taken to insure it. Contractors
made themselves "solid" with the fu -
t re Minister by going to London with
abundant funds to contribute to the
• mpaign work, the candidate's elec-
on agent receiving this money and
distributing it ainong the workers for
le bribery of voters. In an inquiry
t was ahown that the price of to vote
was $10, but tho workers exacted from
e voters to commission of 10 per
nt. of the amount of the bribe. To
e uninitiated this may seem a large
n uniesion, but candidates in lower
titudes have known of cases where
o worker wont as high as 100 per
nt-pocketing the whole fund placed
n his hands. Higher up a like Kne-
w has prevailed -which explains the
boss' rapid accumulation of wealth.
The London election is not the first
Canadiron election in which corruption
Ian been flagrent. In ROM° of the
provinces nearly every voter, it is said,
e pecte to get cash for his exeroiao of
• the noblest right of a freeman." But
e London case, says the London
limes, " is the climax of a series of
miler instances in rhilch ballot stuff- "
on of the voters` lista, combined with
inblushing bribery, were prominent
toracteristics. From press and pttl-
The Toronto World raises a timely on are heard, srnd as a result there
and strong' protest (If theve be any- rnrot)iiitineZtkc&i.:110;g7,s,atuiriowit uttnellynal
thing in the rumor) against the pro- men trust will have the Filect of purr
posit' that the Ontario Government lng Canadian elections."
sell ma the telegraph system along An Ottawa journal mares the (Ba-
the line of the TentiskitinIng and Nor- araf0nrcnilisnefmpennntinohfrntehneterintyr onforLruonpdtonnn-n.
there Ontario Railway. IRt us hope
tituencies once comnton In England.
there is nothing in the rumor, or if i the latter country bribery. which
there is the (lovernotent must kill the MS f(11111erly almost universal, has
proposal at 011CP. The Province now toient,minmvancalteigria,rteinnhynfa al la, nWg rt Vdh lien) is tab anneclo: ,
owns the tallway, and with the tele,
bribery over to the ordinary courts,
graph, telephone and expi•ess systems a d unseats the tnernber of Parliament
along the Hue there is an opportunity or whom a ;tingle vote has been
to develop the principle of public own- mught. The candidate'a election
t's conduct as well as the candi-
umbil) such a" is' not ava"a1)1° et"- 1 trel'S conduct: is coneldered, and
where in Canada. Ily all means these t y form of bribery whatever. dit•eet
eystents belong to the people of this ) • indirect, small or great, if proved,
Prot Mee, and let the flovernmen t's 1 seats the beneficiary at once, with -
mot to be, "Whitt we have we'll hold," ,i,:ite tetill,.iteati,sindolayouott
linttginifli
THE ELEcTioN FR▪ AUDS [INQUIRY str• ibutientary eleetions are concerned.
is to Ito considered whether Mary -
ft now serum apparetYt that t he fout• 1 nil Okay not learn something from
defendants In the eliarge of conspi VAC y le English Corrupt. Practices Act.
arising mit of the Hyman -Gray bye -
M. Iteid, John O'Gorman, Dan \V ylie Mrs, J, Elwood k visiting In Godetleti.
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
elect ion in London -.Messrs. (leorge
11.0,1,11k.1 tWillanit.. .1. M tilloy will Ito sent up C. A. Nairn was In Hamilton Oho week.
cani. Hobert Melitty In visiting on Pelee
-At feast to the Polickt•Court Weilnes- viand.
thinking i hat the learned counsels littd Wrn I.:T.1nd len for n visit to tho Queen city
about. to do this, when Messrs. Corry !kot,'4,11,,.yuflullin" lilYth' wa. in Ww" c'n
and Wilkie indieitted that they desired
to illy i is, various poi ii im in i lie „vie ‘ .1,r10 \n‘g,sidlrl,Lrrinry,t. I II yth. Was la WWII Tuesday
Wm. Marlton ',:van vkititur rolatiroi; in Ber-
t() conturet Mr. iteid with the conmpir;
which they denied, but, the Magistrate 'gr. and M rs. W in. liraprr Wort, visiting 111
disagreekl with them on this point.
11 is ‘Vormlrie pointed out that. lie WIla
treastirer of it (sound t tee. Large sums
had been given him. Ile had made :'rikill,,Ysti,,elt rwha\• l•ikki.irk'h,A":11nyert tit„ Is visiting her sis.
The brick work of the front of the
Ilaptist church is finished, nod shows
that, the new bnilding will he a credit
to the town and the denomination it
IL is an old yarn that an soon Mg the
ereeks are full the winter sets In, and
the weather•vvise are now stating that
we shall soon have condi-Mous sleigh-
ing till spring,
The plICellaSPE of the property OcCII•
pied bv J. lirophey & Non, On West
street, proposes at ttn early date to
put a new roof on the building, put
in a plate glass window, and carry out
other improvement R.
l'he 2 storey brick veneered dwell-
ing on t<lgin Avenue being built for
H. E. IIIrk, is roofed in, and the brlek
work Is nettling the first floor. 'Chin
makes the third new residence on the
Emir weeks from Tumidly will be
Christman Day, and the way to pre-
pare for it Is to read the advertise-
ments In this paper, and buy your
Christmas goods from thoee who thus
quote their merehandltie to you. Poo-
ple who buy front home merchants are
doing their duty to OoderIch, and the
at home given a pleasure to the buyels
that ran never he felt by those who go
abroad for tratiby goods.
Dr. (nark, V. 14., lo still confined to
the heruse with aelatie.a, hut hie prac-
tice is being attended to by 1)r. A.
Matheson, V. S., who:has had twenty
yearn experience in veterinary vvork
in the State of Kanerta, II. 8. A.
Among the applicatione he made
to the Dominion Parliament this; (woo-
len la ono for the Incorporation of the
St. Josepio Tranoportation Company,
with power to counteract a canal with
a depth of eighteen feel, to connect
Lake Hureil with Lake Erie, and
Starting from the eastern shore of
Totico fierce, in Huron or Letrailton
ti wird:1y et en lig
Bali of them+ gentlemen maintained
own, 'Ilitts.11 Ht., spent Sunday
The ev• idence did not connect hi tit sti krir boll m on Napier st.
seriously with the conspiracy as the 1 ittt,.::‘,.i.,,tVts'a.1,1,nor,eit.r;tiiLritiowdontkroni kts stmutior
others, lint. the vonnection in 'sorb a
Yr. halintran and Mr Richard Phaten were
ease need net he Iso close 114 111 other
1.11-1041. fle worked with them. llow•
i a t 'sit to st. Joseph this week.
going over the evidence.
mi., 1.:. A , , (1117 rry it rt wilt, attor it .hort visit to relatives,
kOtVing t (1 the fact that
fot the Cen W 11, Wag c n gaga( I at the oh !Motives 111 town over sooday
rept lon of Mr. Reid, were present. Li, lay for t alto, Nit, ti , to k nnt, a sten rotative at.
be heard on Mtinday.
daughter, Miss Mtge, • at tn.
..;1'.'"S"' VOlo. at 11 lie 4tandard Loan Co:71:71ft• :
'o-terli/ty morning. on A visit 00 the head office
"Jr3.1.11'1::I'llrs. J. Giant MacGregor returned
F.1)ITORIAL COMMENT.
1 0 OR Ill Mod t hat
t lie ( ("I ari" (1"V" oyttliri,J,ithn • 111:n reaehist town on Wednesday
erntnent has an cifTer of fifteen mil-
lions of dollars for the minim.; rights
on that portion of the (fillies limit r'0I0r and Mrs. 1'. II. Smith and tunny, of
whirl) is flatIl to be rich in minerals. :t.ln:.:.t.i.itis,itm,ILtis,11•:..eitonatrRent,hie,ituhnedsrla,twohrossoh.nt,
eminent to 111 derline the otTer and will
month with her sister. Mrs.
the people,
The uprni-ancitird roll call of the
teams and owner selected hy the :tied
rommandIng officer for 11110 for bag-
gage purposes by the Regiment, took
place in front of the Colonerti °Mee
on thr Hfilittre yesterday ohm noon.
The gathering of 20 teamo In one
bunch rained quite 0. Rennat Ion, and
the owners and deneription of the
team were recorded by Major Shannon,
after which the baggage divinInn of
the 33rd Regiment wan (11sminced.
The MarthavIlle eorreopondent to the
to Mr. John Whitely, a former Gode-
rich re:Silent. and twot her of Mos T.
11. Tiehbottrne. Prior to hia departure
for Sarnia large number of people
gathered nt his home and presented
him with a puree of money In gold, as;
an expresolon of their enteens The
midmost was lengthy and appropriate,
unday (wheel teacher in the Metho-
• Reiland, . ewtrate St., has returned to her
totno In Windsor.
At the London camp ln Juno all Oho regimen-
eoTnnillillterptsAATI:„Iteldanyf Tlituitrionitur,) an1t1aktepwoeclhl oKttr:ratt:dinntIkr.v. tir A nmnpi.odi iniratcr:t.hri:
marking day in the history of that
ell y, when the first power from Nia- elr New Orinana trip on NIontlayn. r Mr. Kidd
gam and thr flog train over thr Can- ":.7:11."1
than • these two. Direct eonneetion
Lent week the last (man of the Malt -
se It h the serond of what may he (sailed and RIVET (1. P. It. bridge that kairsa
and now It m
Canada is in itoelf a most Important no"itiorl,
nequistition t the eity's tracks and the reining of the track to st the
bridge to enable the hall ','.. trains] o
arquiretnont of oleettle Power from mien to Ito proper height the tra
Niagara marks a Map in manufactur- over Squaw Island. The next livid to
work of the Canada Foundry Co. will
eirrlen the Importanre of width
eannot yet be realized. AA the de- below hfacdormott'o, And those bn
velopment of both Owen events: ex- either nide of It.. When these are in
tentio throughout (nitwits and other g csition, with the Squaw Wand Wadi
raised. the 0. P. R. will be able to rtAlt
Mine to Widder'o eters at Which
rejoluing over, the Indus:trial growth paint a tamparary am ma might be,
of Ontario should make over inereas- wade, and tho line °peeled at SU Mir