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Icirculation than any other Newspiper
In this section ot the county ot Huron I
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USSIIONMA"E...
13T04.://i '41t19ili ' •Retittng
0090, tet thetet 4111 taln ante et-..14401nnilating
Wealth; led 044 ItAr iOnAng ; :few Iwo**
mreolit:*b4.0thoi: inove*onc* 4>Jr• .4010104 ' Pt
° leek; but the Vaittlii0J6MY lillkePoPst'scearkoompe.tocc,e,
opttoilig it:41mm :007. ,0***,**tusaying :tho surplue.
IT*IsitYVOT,A, '410e ce/tgr'4411.n.ftt tItiPnif*' OAnt MOM' '
ledtlAietiOtt at .40* Hales '
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StAKPARD• ,f,A)AN CQMPANY, '
Gopumair,,dokon:-recm 'STORM 01714E,T
Amy gotAR HORTCTp U4Re
‘410 0164!
FOR^SALE OR isnie
' le tseht*"g'''"etid 'Barba, m
t JetottY Welter Calfe-i;eft c°10r. geed side
and Wall :PrOPOrtnnied. Peraear.ere
,101114/0.'06*-REST,,L-Mao Stay b,rilmok
nous° On East strofit‘atlthASI „Att._
.prOVOMpatts ApPly MPS, ^ P•414"_'''
East street, ' ' • ,
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Eireff' thernite''zesidieee ..South
etreet,'recen WellPiee PY BO', a Bar*
Also the rooms Over DersiOnte.84..fdoVicitr
• Shoe store, Oa tha Bettalre.-"APPlirflii JeW•
Warritt.y.,
036. SAL10,-,Tigete hundred bushels et
04- +wit Pottittieit-Parmart, and hltnpire
14 variation. APP1Y Or„ Odra:. ,„..AB,C11..
BEA Et 4th con, nodench,Tp., folederiett
Olt SALS.-One
Fale8teild'85,000K aced 00011.-Pilesesialen
Homo County. •Gctou arm, Ideal
Janine?. bood.roteonii for Selling.- ApPlY
s. WREN. Vat B&POWlett 4,14).,"9•Orobta.
Felt SALE.-.TntY wires 60ellent land
' end gifeenmag.' =1141.41,4,-bligatf;
• tire &resin orchard ef apples, Wain, Phew.
( lidegind tteglatitorgrAPIr rally re Val%
& ROBERTSON, Cluderloh.
VIOR SALK-The double faiths holm on St.
Goorge's Creekient. A geed InePortY lo a
illtrottt'agu erg osatizt,x,ttanght,
frame propert3t onoEast meet, near the Square,
St Present wed tui a launder. APPIY to MIto.
MRS.
19,,,Oesd' Launch for
Bele. oPP1Y to Ea*. at DAVID. Corot).
• na, Ont. .
TURE TO LET. -For cattle and horses,
on IC. C. ATTf MIX'S Farm. Goderloh,
nt.
bR SALE-Britik Store, a Kahle for baker
andphotograPher. in v11 of Blyt fpr
%also house formerly Weep ed by A. MoD.
„ninon.
W HOWIE to rent, on Napier street.
owned by G. F. McPhee. :
, 0. h'. CAREY. Goderlch.
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lialiGUSIIS FOR SALE -Your &Oise of five,
.L.L• .Apply to REV. B. KNOTT, Newgate St..
.
VIARM FOR SALE.-Ncirtlthelt Of east half
, of Lot 0, Con, 4,, of' Ashiield, containing
' 50aores. Freune liohne; and barn and stable.
aeree otaPPli3orolleriMell watered by Nine
p lilt river. at back& oMtle clay loara,meetly
all scolded down. Apply tei or (dawns. Gm). F.
IlAratta, Dunganuott
,
M FOR SALE„ -Part Ot lot 15, Lake
'Range West," Colborne, consisting of
Berea, 4noro or look mestily_ seeded down.
°roll le S-Eoodblayloatb. Thercip a good
e story -ands -half holm wieh kitchen,
another, dwelling Peae.gla..06.4,,-:.Parfeltio
-barn 34 x82, With ened.an ' stinting.
with comniodiOns &Mei also a shed
"oh the south end. lased t•foilr wain. two at tile
' barn and (Most °sob house ; good bearing
Orchard of about tvottaerell. ,14000Y0hItlg la in
an excellent state of repair, -FOr parttculant.
--APPLY. omthesfanner Iltiolt Thorium, part
' 1°042 and' re, Lake Road West, Colborne, or
to Giconint Tntrotote. Koala Iltreet, Doderioh.
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T'li OR SALE. -”A 50 egg Chatham Incubator
XI and Brooder. hi petfect condition. Rea-
son, no room. Also a' good wood heater, find
several other oracles. eitmleat firait &Ms .
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FOR SALE.-TwO ne* Dwellings en Angle-
sey St. A Comfortable Dwelling on:Fitton St.
Building loth on Elgin Avenue.F...xS,Codar
St. MA Pine pt.
WANTED. --A few Furnisned Houises or
Rooms, near the Lake 'fron,t, to rent for the
summer mason. -
.. YOUNG & ROBERTSON.
I a
PROPERTY FOR SAUL- The desirable
Property on Elgin Avenue. °Wench,
ovraed and °coupled by Dr. Whitely. Gopd
. house and two-thirds of an acre Of land, with
choice f mita. The house ts heated by hot
water and has all /MAO& improvereants. A
banish' for any person wanting first-class pro.
party at a moderate price, Apply to or address
DR. WHITELY Godarich.
1113APERS FOR SALE. - Several hundred
copies of old newepapti for sale. Just the
thing when you are h ettnIng. Apply at
STAR OFFICIO
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nolnat FOR CR DITORS,
•
Notice Ia. hartsbli glean to all nsons having
claims against the (*tato of ' len Austin
Humber, late of the TOWn of Gbder1ch, in the
County of Huron. Pollee Magistrate, deceived,
-141111-)11exarnier- ftwarberc odertelr -Post
to eend the same dUly vefilled "to malt,
Onkel, administrator of he estate of
the +aid deceased, oh Or . fore Om 10th
dtlY Of JUR), 1907; after W ieh ditto the
sad lidministrater Pr to distribute
• the sat estate am° the tut entitled
• thereto, &id re Only the elaimii of
which notice eba then have been r
• and that the sald adtainlatrater will lo
liable for the proeeedit Of the estate so diner th
tad to any person of *boob claims notice shall
nOt have been received.
Dated stGoderleit this dth day of May, 1907.
' C. SEAGER.
, Solicitor for the said Administrator.
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- • • -
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TrEEPER, MATRON AND ASSISTANT
MATRoN WANTED,a'OR THE HOUSE
OF REFUGE IN THE COUNTY OF
HURON.
WrBtentrlicatkitta_ will 1:to received by tho
undeedgn up to mtifiday, the erd day ot
Juno, for ho positiona Of Keoper Matron and
ansistant Matron for this House or hefuge. For
Keeper and 'Alatren.inaii and wife preferred,
Appliceinta ate ()SWUM tope ago, previous
occupation. and sabley.etpec lesttmonials
to he enclosed *Ith applica on,
The committee WoUld like to meet appli-
cants at the council MOM Goderich on tho
afternton Of VC ednesday. Juni the 1th.
W.' LANIC, Clerk.
Dated May the ilth 07 •
TUG TA64$:- bylaW gOverning deg
_LP • tags come iiri ltifeet fet 1607 ots the 1st
Of May. and the p tale ere Warned that the
l_aw will bo onto 'Without fUtther settee.
By order, Ong Sand.
Chief Of Police.
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XTOTIC11.-You are no deubt Contemplating
IN bedding this 6014? 1u Slew of the ad.
*twin* ce of Wake Wad lumber. wise men
ct
i'L . TRONIA8,, ,.., Asahlt004 Ada 0,0110.
are intik 1 early eopitraCts, titbit J. Lawn
Itis cue 0„, designs end itt titni to 'clients
wilkreirtpare favonilay With onylit Witancr.
. tof614110 OtRiOta. IA MOATS 0011•
amen Clark, late Of the, wit of Oodilticti in
PORATION,Sti Olitorter or Um Estate of
Omni tif Borne; entiellenis deeetieed.
for sale the rollowlet eteexit sad Mame
*betel "Westerti Cale" Meer Milts CO.,
k velocities.
in laisit.t. Medi *tit ineferred ..etticir, Der
; Valetiel
' ItieribarekbOdefle,hbildith bo. Ltd.. Per Web
' i 4110e,
e Bliihine GOdefitgighegiegild.4"fiet 'die $100.
161****4 da ittold*****.rmitit CO/.
PROVOS, 100.
881404 Cettleti ffelekl"fai Per 4inesto
tAlititti tinted& 'fess 1,10i, pse, esno Ano,
ttnilailia 0001 gitattes'IllititOtionitr setae
sib awe* .
legume. istatittalt interest in
. *WOO Mt* bitriblinb Tit '
6E10, ill 11111191 Of rho tiSde
Lekthat t'IN . .,
• „ i'lettitier fri litcli are7lield ee
etillettleal rig to tbe
* . 'Offers
Wet tit
tie
,lit
.se
WANTS,
'--e6-7.8.Wiiiiri;1-irit;rsitb a
yy for geeerai o WOrk. wages or
Per meth. •&11PlY tit Wm. Costs, Nelson
Street,
ANTED, -i -By June 1st, furisIshed. room
without board. Control longtr Pre'
ter 1 A.PPIY lir letter to V'. 31. BIChM0,
Hederleh
ANTED. - A treed General Servant.
APele to Mies. Da. Wrrirgiar, Tire
Cretieent,
ANT4IL dint Class vise and lathe
banter -on gas engine works. SteadY
,ensployment year round. ,Cartaurstr ileau
powmi 4 Lsoalarks. LTD.. ChathaM, Ont-
VETANTICD,s-A good, keen young Man or
V Y woman, With IMMO knOtatedge of Book.
keeping 0.1111 colleetions to help with work in
clifieo for a Month or twh, Apply Box X, eare
of STAR Office,
WANTED -TO HEINZ a ileums with mod-
l'Y ern conveniences. Centrally located,
If possible. pet addresa at STAR &leo,
N WANTED,-ao hundred experienced
OJCOM011 wantbd at ornate Point,
tit eh ColaMble., Wtitma f3.10 per dor. For
full particulars apPly Youno RORERTSON,
030d6010h. ,
1301 wkITED._ To learn the printing
lintsinea.. Must boeducated, trustworthy,
and, willing to work. A good future 'for th 3
right boy. Applr, Tint STAR, Goderich.
'LITRE! FIRE1 Now is the time to Jiro out
..1J. your, feathers and get them oleaned, and
get your Mattress upholsteted. For the next
three iffeeka-S. Hawrienn.
T UMBER -Tiring pal:0400d a portable
.11.4 saw mill am preps to sapply Hem.
lock. Ifim and aple I,umber. Leave 3mtir or-
deramarly. ROBERT ELLIOTT, South Street,
Goderieh, •
COURT OP REVISION.
N-OTICE.OF 'COURT OF REVISION,
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
TAKE Norms that the Cburt of Revinion of
the Townalmp of Colboree will hold ibitirst
tfug in the Totvn Halt for the &rooms -et hear-
ing stopoms against the Assessment R011 of the
Townehip for the year 1007, on Saturday, THE
25m8 nx? OF MAY. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
All parties interested are requested to attend.
F. W. MoDONAQII,
Township Clerk.
Carlew. May lith, 1901,
NOTICE OF COURT pp REVISION.
TOWNSHIP Ole GODERICH.
'NICE Norma that thp Court ot ilezision of
-the Township of Goderich will he d tirne
tepaugotshee Orftela$11 inPir maViltiliset•
Assesatnent Roll of the Townsnip for the year
L907, On MOnday, ITig 2711,1 DAY (It MA y, at
tO o'clock In 4194910m:op. Altnart-A,n,
-en it Mike Sr.te,o Mori/
NIXON STURDY,
Township Ciork.
Goderioh, May 7th, 1907.
"'DROWN'S CHANGItS -- BROWN has
.44.P changed his &op from Victoria to
Anglesea Street, near kit Peters Church,
and has changed his prices too -pays double
for everything In his line. Rags. bones, bottles,
horse hair, copier. brass, lead, feathers, skins,
andall kinds o Junk. I please the people, and
every man W o has anything to sell should
send me word. I will calkand pay cash.
The Goderich
Mineral Water Co.
MANUFACTURERS ON
MEN ESETUNG
are prepared to deliver to any part of the
town BELFAST GINGER ALE, Pints
and quarts ; also MINERAL WATER,
three sizes, splits, pints and quarts ;
SELTZER WATER and DOUBLE
SODA.
These goods are made from NA+ LIR AL
MINERAL WATER, therefore free from
au, impurities,
P. L. WALTON,
'PHONE 201. Manager,
The. Sterlill
OF CANADA
HERWOFfIGE - TORONTO
incarirriltdi PlitritaBmPeconitit.A%.1,h.
Deposits.
High* current rate of interest
paid in our
Savings Bank Palladino'
on deposita of, $1 and upwardse
Interred, paid and compounded 0
FOUR TIMES 3. YEAR.
Drafts bought and. sold.
•
A General Banking Business
transacted,
GODERICH BRANCH :
A. G. GAMBIA Mamilier,
*40. s . a$1
The Meeting Calendar
By order of tho Itegetity,the regular meeting
of the Daeghtere of the empire will not he held
&Glebe nestadooday in Juno.
Cotirt Godetteho P., No. 92, *111 meet
next '1'itesdefy, May elat.
_Regulosetntiettng of Huron tempter. No. RI,
R. A, 1st., tlext Tuesday evening.
4110;111w bleating of the lawn Council this
rosy; IWO:deg.
The Retinal meeting of West rtUron's
meted Institute bo held to the bonus Of
gra W. T. Mimeo, on Friday, may 17th
Business re begin ;shortly after? elock.
Mot VALDE OP COMMON aftNite.
Petit people think of nestle** berge or
weggen with a ty axles net Wont* of the ari.
4111004E work entailed on the hottte. but the
grinding, _Weer sea tor caused tO the jiabiale.
Vet '1/111111L0111 Of peoplefate dieing OW ryes
woreethen farm *egged, deeriesking tee fati
that they lire welding, and ring friteteal
eteebtolistatif tut organ. the tutineilittaatiot re,
plate' deatmyedisnd ohe o the Meet tom
frills oldie. /sewed toe beds tit weight oe
riliTiOtillgitttPirelytirVirke
Weed with theeelits eiseee big tom ti
writers glivesitkeettileitittotplettlittethi
Ole efgriteereneetid 1/Efteer the,
rdteattett to tiettobgbed fettldir Valuable Aral.
ly,led Resat* ehoileed 16,the.folleit eaten*
by oberettleg W, Who* Vetted tif
hieceisafri ' Mei to beaseefouwars
Idedfiler M teiteleildtledt
Irelahree sell Weeitait•
heel S. Or
Iwhatithe TAW l01 prlert petiMill tit be IIPYWbettii
: PooligEllta MARKgPfs
sgi wree The tkietilleilt Wheat ball etketiftVitah
ed *taloa. enalliesith it .baailettnittsasetna
froia4Mieeelinti Ole latTee billOF ter''?dfetit
Wile. - ' , ' ' . .
OeT8 aaa 194/04 bare, *We linuned two et
Three eilelis Olel IeetT OTP4r 1140 Sine. leitied In
the3113116111/ mite° ' ..
tioak.tee. teeiithal isi tra 4110.0, Anil theSe
f tuMsalootKrat4h4TocaGO.Otthol ethic, tie theit
h3P7O- Tatiet1 frOel V.% TO 910•1 in the swt
Millith._ . . ' '
$10I01 /407410010 V&A and butter 9tdoWP TO
241, eild efitatetna• are ithil•Wertit 13013W.
ItehettAOTAtstrehlisPeit a ottv ot citttld ea
naturnar.404 4, F. Andrews* WO cattle ent
MondaYs Wheat* ROOF teTetent0. ' '
4710•43rite tedOldnale Price. cornstort
Itit fa gaOtt otsVntroday4
,
valt wbor4 . 0. . . ...,.. .90 73 to ta
lifilkas Wbeat. ;141;44'4.. . • .:•-•-,0 0 73 78
, pa 16. f.•I, ' 2 00 9 e0
sh.'410: I:err otwont.; family ..„%, 2 35 0 9 93
Bram; per t011.:: * ............ , 21 Ott 21 00
., ., .42 011
Stgetallrigo. Per Trill ' ''' 18 V pm
li 38
pBorOaasetaionew: ,,..... ... ... ... ,.....
0 48 0 4
Rre . ''' . 0 Itttp 072
Buolti'Xiita:'Pei.11i.,.• ......... • (i'g g t 15
. ....,... 0 48 to 0 ill
10 1 00
•Blifti3elivarli; "
0 20 0 21
F.Pe_ . i arenh) otAt aosou 0 15 fl 15
WWI% Per Cora., .5 IX
&IP; ifiNuratii S•ruf hutohfirs' it CI110° tt g
La be, spring. - :' ' 4 60 to ( 00
Sheep, fat (014i - -- - • - - ..... - a 5° tP 4 ti°
Rega. live Weida... • • • 0 00 to 0 00
Reda, dressed 8 83 1.: 3 ig
Hellalb por lb
Elwyn, Meg clear ..... ..,.........., 0 15 to o is
Rtdea........,... ....... ......,. - ...., 7 25 to 8 00
Sheep, shires ....,.. ..... 0 no to 1 00
Tab% rendered'. . ..,,.,., 0 06 tOo 0 05
Obigkens...harnYa • . chicks, per lb 8 to 10
• 0 11 0 12
Beef; fare quarters 0 00 to 0 00
Beef, hind quarters 0 OD tO 0 00
Cleasaver lb.. v •. 9 to 10
Dean " ... ..... - 9 to 10
Turkeys " 18 to 18
Potatoes. . 0 55 te 0 55
Apiece 0 75 to 0 75
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page.
To Ttent-Jos. Whitely 1
Feathers Cleaned+S. Halstead
General Servant Waitted-Mrs. coate... 1
HOUSO t6 Rent -Mrs. Rhynas '
Mineral Water -P. L. Walton I
White Goods Speolals-Hodgena Bros- • 8
The Wish Business -C. C. Lee 8
Cheap Shoe Sale -J. W. Broderick 1
Cash Prices --:E. P. Paulin
Victoria 1:iay Hates -CI. WI 4
The First Step -Central B. ... 4
Carpel:send Curtains -D. Millar Po 4
Saturday and,Monday Bargains-,
W. Acheson & Son. ' 5
New Spring Dress Stuffs -J. H. fadborno 4
See our King Hats -W. C. Pridham 5
Victoria Pay ItatearC. P. 11 .. 5
Summer Jaaketliamples-W, A, McKim8
Court of Ftevlsior.-4-Te. of Colborne1
' SPECIAL NOTICE.
Neticea under thin heading to non-ativekis-
ers will be charged 10 cents a running line in
nonPariel type, 12 lines tq the Inch; tq yearly
eontract advertisers whose advertising ap-
pear). in the same Issue, 6 cants line to
. those who make a yearly contract Under this
heeding, and do not otherwise advertise, 8
• °coma line.
Our prices just 57 less than Jobbers.
—E. P. PAULIN,
Eye strain causes sleeplessness, loss
o1 Vitality and energy, unfitting you for business,
study or social obligations. Do uot have re,
eourve to drugs before consulting. or. Harvey
who has cured hundreds of these troubles.
Beginning with Wedneeday, May
1VAnViallbALP3IM 00 WI:cm 0017:Nure4"' 0111
000ERKA, ONT.4 FRIDAY# MAY 17, 1907
;Of e $114413%-rilottlot 1)01)04'
..tveolvire)840),X0044 414**4130r0bY01014P1411nRPIti-fr°0:t4
ottteioll volt to LiVer0401 Ledge, CiOtle,
iiete S. Oi 13., at On Wedneadar,
0804tocuth illNit.oTruheeliVIrmto.orttihnrY Pethiriltrore
Ito eteady"lirogreeti And Wie g 1G
anceeoft in the Moat Of 'the
brethren then eiebottroed to 4be
vCoift(4.wilv tte r ea tehiteeelY leentitet rilttninerr
OfteglIVED keeilf0TION. s'e.• Tha
following annimucement will be Veld
withintefeet in folodericb and threugh
put Moron, the gentleman pawned lie.
log tkeee Of P. MgFisrrew. of Eirtlaaele
eonttludtottueltheewroof r. A. VarroW. of the
"Mr. et, R. Farrow, who has been
epetOInted maistant entnnlisbiener of
the Otlitents 41epattment in aUcceselen
to Mr. ,TeibIs Bain, who resigned sante
time ago, bee been connected with tbe
civil service since January 10, 1 1. his
first office being sessional cleric of the.
Howie of Oommons. He filled that
position during,the seesion of 1881, at
the elope of which be Went to the de
partraent of ageiculture, where, h,e VMS
employed for three years at etatistical
work. In June, 1884, he was 'trans
fereed to the customs department as
junior clerk in the accountant's branch.
His abdity‘and energy marked him Tee
preferment end on the let ;Inly• 18'0411
he was appointed esccOuntant, which
position he filled twat creditebly until
his recent appointment to a higher
tend. Mr. Farrow has been, assiduous
in the drsoharge of • his • responsible
duttea, and his prepeotion comps solely
as a reward of merit." ,
COUNTY ;13e.tnous.-Mesirs., °eerie,
Lamont Willert, and Engineer Patter-
son of the County council last Week Met
a committee of the Perth couecil lit the
Sauble e.nd the tw.o eommittees exinnin-
ed the Wedge that crosses.- the ,bound-
ary between Huron and Middlesex.
The beidge is an old one, and the
united committee agreed that it was
dimgerous, and too old ,to be repaired,
q.nd appoieteri Messrs. Pattereon of
Huron arid Talbot of Peed), tO pre.
pare plans and specifications and
advertise Ahern. The committee a-
greed to aneetsin Exeter on May elst
to open and accept tenders, if they
should be reasonable in. price. -The
Road and Bridge committee, with the
county clerk, met Wingham on
Saturday to examine the bridges and
culverts on the prairie road. in - the
neighborhood of the town. .Two were
passed, hut the aouth ono was con-
demned, entitle° culverts were ordered
to be filled in, as they were no longer
required. The bridge to be rebuilt
will be 140 feet hy 10, for which plans
and specifications will be prepared by
the tiounty engineer, and tenders for
County Councilaan the opening y of
the work will require to Ise befordrhe
the Tune session. ,
THE STAR MILL Menem -About
1.30. yesterday morning the tire alarm
sounded for the burning of Dietrich &
Son's Fleur Mill, which, a fete minutes
after the alatm, was burning bright-
ily and witil'a flemeneee alssee 'seed
that the fire had been going for some
ime. And this is likely, for a resident
o pe eays he saw the fire
he Milt's windows at one
'clock, when he rose 'to give his sick
hild drink. When the brigade
eached the scene the fire Mid such a
old of the building that it was bound
o burn down, as ell -Parts of it were
lazing. Just opposite the mill on the
, R. track were two cars, an empty
hat had contained wheat and one
oaded vvith slabs for the McEwans.
hey were hoth badly scorched, for
hough an• engine ran down to them
11 it could do -was to MOVO than a
tile to the north. Tbe car that held
heatbad been unloaded the previous
fternoon at the mill. It was Mani -
°ha, worth $1.01. A new chopper
hoillad been placed in the mill. hut
ot working properly had been taken
ut, and was at the door of the mill
early for shipment. Dearich & Son's
as will probably be betweee $13,000
nd $15,000, that is for grain, flour,
achinery and building, and their in-
urance is nearly two-thirds of their
roperty. There was considerable ex-
itensent at the time of the tire, as any
hange of whist would have directed
he flaineti towerds some of the proper -
y north, south and west of the mill.
The fire brigade did its duty, but the
all was too late te enable It to save the
The proprietors have not yet
onsidered the question of rebuilding.,
hough Mr. W. Deltrich says the
question will likely he taken into con-
sideration shortly. The burning of the
Star Mill will be a blg loss to Goderich
and our farmers of the neighboring
townships, and ail will hope for itto
speedy rebuilding.
OFFICIAL VISIT. -On Tuesday even-
ing R. WA3ro. Holly, of Hamburg,
D. D. G. M. Huron District, officially
visited Maitland Lodge, No, 33, A. 1e.
l5th and each Wednefulay thereafter till Sae,
1:.‘illibill'bthee°11Z61"cinYtvillid13O eaoopho W'r; 0
amateur oupplIes, ete.--41. R. Samows. n o g
Whether irs' ou stay at Jumne or go i•
away Victoria Dity. ariango to have supper nt b
the Library Lecture Room, and spew the t
evening at.the Baptist Church. •
J. W. Broderick attended the auc-
tion Halo bat week of the 5..0. Ring Co. whole-
sale .shoe stook at Toronto, and. purohasod L
seveml 08.808 of shoes, in 50 and 60 pair lots, all. I
brand now goods. And the eubseriber has
pleasure to announce that he has secured at a
big bargain a cracking good lot of stylish tine t
&cies We expect this choice stook to arrive a
at the Ggderloh Bargain Store • this week. it
Cracking ing balgainn will be offered at this "
iiheap w. Baommick.
An interesting evening's enteitain- a
ment will be that to be held next Tuesday in t
the school room of St. George'a ..hurch Some of a
the best local talent will take part in the Musical
program, and a number of selections will be sly- -
en by performers from Clinton. The entertain- 0
ent is under the auspices pf St. George's A. Y. r
. A., and a number of the Clinton branch of the 1,
A. Y. P. A. are -expected to be present. Refresh- '
meets will be served and the public are cordial- a
ly invited. Admission 13 cents.
Cheap Glasses distort alleles of vis- s
sight, but all MI j. Haivey's prescriptions are e
ion, causing payse.ospfort and injury to the p
made from the est imported lense material.
Consultation a Flumber's jewlery Store, Tuesday
and Wednesday, June 4th and 5th.
Cleveland Coll Spring Wire at 82.00
at E. 1'. PAULIN'S Hardware.
gown xuptcs.
COLL: INHT. GAmks.--The annual
gaines of the students of the Goderich
'Collegiate Institute will take place in
the AgrIceitural Park on Thurstirty.
May 23, commencing at 9.30 5. tn., and
for the elternocria at one p. ni. The
usual good progratn and exciting
sport may be looeed for.
Woo. Receive 1.1reeort.-An official
notice hes been mceived that ,the Seri -
ate of Toronto Onieersity have decid-
ed to confer on Mr. H. T. Strang, B.
A., tbe degree of L L. D., at the an-
nual commencement on June 7th. All
who knew Mr. Strang and his legion'
of friends will agree thee the honor
will -be Worthily bestowed, and' It is
all the more pleasing because it is very
earely that) such a reeognition has
been conferred ine one still In tbe
active Work of 'teaching. "De. Strang"
will sound very well, Indeed.
Tim NEW nECIULATIONEL -The a-
mendments to the Public Schools Act,
Met the revised Circular 33, and In-
stituctious 12, giving tbe mode nf dis-
reibuting the grents to rural schools
for accomtnodation And equipthent
are being printed. They will be sent
to the Trustee Boards, by the pubile
8011061 inspectore as soon as received
from the Edncation Department. It
is intended not to apportion the termite
to the sehools until Decembee
This wilt enable the Sehool boards to
Make the neceseary improvements,
during the summer vacation, and after
they know definitely what hi
;required. The grants will be appor-
tioned aecording to the grading at the
inspector's visit during the autumn,
teritene.Avm,
0 TOWN. -Mr. T, W. Nairn.
•
with his sisters, the Missee Jennie and
'Nancy Nairn, will shortly remove to
N'Valkerville, where the farmer will
ugage In the grocery teed° with hit
ther George whei Is now run-
iiig ve successful business he a,
indsor. 'hese young peeple Will be „„15
teed by 'Rego ciente of friends, tee •1‘
ey were actiVely identified, With Ps
Veral organfeatioes. At the Wednes.
y evening prayer meetint Krieg
rob, the ladies were each presented
h purse eontaining a' etini,, Of
ititibey, in acknowledgment of their
long end faithful. eervIces insthe *eeri-
e elitirch organizations, The
Menial., was certainly well deserved,
fee ISOth ladies have Nen tineeinting
Oisittelforts to liteniate the libtlal
aploltail Work of the tharelt **a
L They Tatki*Willa
the file* tif 'all, WO *wok
lotiteld figtitholitorteko,
and A. M. There 'was a large atten-
dance of members and the work of
the lodge in the different degreea was
exemplified and the Heat degree C011-
ferred, a candidate having been
elected. The visiting Grand Officer
addreesed the lodge at the opening and
closing of each degree, and on the
different sections of the work, and
tmich interest was manifeeted ha the
exemplification, partiettlerly In the
floor work. Before the lodge closed
Bro. Ball moved. 'seconded by Bro.
Saunders, a hearty vote Of thanks to
the district deputy. The motioo being
carried the W. M., Bro. Gerrow, pre-
sented the resoletiona which WAS duly
responded to, W. treo. Rielly speak-
ing at eotne length on the pregrees of
the order and claimed 'that Masonry
was the grealest beneficial institution
existing, ehoUgh it promised nothing
to ita, member°. He mentioned the
large sutn paid to inetnbers and de-
eeatted trtembers' relatives, and &bee
attention to the fund of one hundred
thousand dollars now being raised by
the order to increase the capital of the
beneficiary fund. The brethren then
adjourned to tbe luncheon room,
*here supper was served, A short
toast list eves presented, "The Grand
Lodge of °minds.," being respended to
by R. W. Bros. Holly and Tye, tbe
first hamed speaking at settle length
on the institution of the Grand body
and its benefits to its large member-
ship throughout the world. Bro. Tye
gave an highly interesting picture of
the Ofend Lodge, and of the °cession of
ills election as a Grand officer.
"Visiting brethren," the milt Watt,
`was ap ropriately responded to b W.
res. . S. Vargo° end A. Bober n.
. W. Bro. Holly in a happy epeeeb
roomed Maitland Lodge. W. Bro.
adellife responded.;_with a truly
tlasonie speech, anti W. Bro. Ball and
the chairman also briefly responded,
All the masts retire given with Musical
boners, anittINJ. W. an his asist.
1
ants oretented and *erne an *poe-
tising +nipper. The visit o the D. D.
0. M. Wilt long he rettiernbeftil, as the
10101 reit clearlydefined *WY* of Malt.
le 'S gettertatetst of It* own lodge
ite menthe*** &OW tOWaislit thOliei
are alWaykWith 04 Iiittook * rO.
0104 04%00 Ifp., M.
itletlid Wills Ott pool 11.
bittcfilt.1141. lia,TODP« Publ
II 04, leerela Aelwartria-Ilielea
Toltoar,-,voll. ip:**1
eventuts enterodutont to,utitutt to
say nethilig of .1101plog the: 410x,ratIrik
#00pitatin Ito good work. by attend,
mg thii Opera HOBO ftl hear Lieut.
-Oat. Megier, K., 04 ot Initereolljn his
hninortme mOnolOgne, 'My •Vriend
Vet" OoL )10010e• has a Wide rentitee
OM all I pliktferne lecturer and enter.
tattier*, and he very _generously givea
thie evening, to the Daughtera of the
Timpire without tiny charge, in mider
tw help the °Went for whIett the pro.
BMW liss been arranged, A number
of our h,est local aingera will contribute
reosical number; tinring the evening)
ao that the entertOpment will 'be of a
vaded eharactere - Don't fail to he one
Of What will eureIY be a delighted
audience. a
SCHOOL! WORE IN A CITY, - A
teacher in a large Atherican city on
the border, writing to a friend here.
gives an item which is interestirg as
ehowing one of the problems which
chntront the eonsoientious teacher
amid the errroundings of May life.
She iffeYa
"'tend mob a strenuous life. that oft Omen
Vidal pl _obsures and correspondence have to be
neglected. Last February X was promoted
front Asinstant Prloolpal la a PrIncimliihip
children -being neW to me, it, meant lots oi
1 Opened a building and the teachers EE
bald Work to get things running order,
There aro Jews, Italians god few colored
children in my (Bete& and have wen trying
to do a Uttle social settlement work with theni.
hadtioap and towels furnished to tha build -
novel 1 stiowed tha older once how to pre -
Pate themeelyes for school. The little ones I
Washed myself, and the mothers airreciated
toy efibrts so mutt, that it la SU to a rare
thing no* to have a child coma UP OAS he Is
clean., I have ,e) in ray kindergarten, and, the
nom .1s on the tire door. .6.fter reading about
that fire M Montreal, I made Up my 'Mop I
crowd never hare tuy wen neatens.'
. Ton floor OF PeeEn.-The constant.-
ingepublic is se used to receiving the
information that eyery' kind of raw
Material has been advanced in price
by thostateno control' the supply that
Invent of printing will not ,be greatly
surprised to learn that nearly all kinds
of paper have been advanced in price
from eight to ten per cent. One week
printers receive notice that woed pulp
boards have gone ; anothee'week
that all book papers have advanced ;
then dunes notification that coated or
enamelled papers have been rented itr
price, that eard-board stock is oh the
incline, and that print paper„,is to be
elevated fir notch. This deneand fee
advanced, prices hi the cost of paper
must necessarily fall upon the con-
sumer at large, for the printer has
already all the burdens be cats poealbly
carry in the general advance of Iabor
and supplies, Buyers of printing may,
therefore, reasonably look for an in-
creased cost In all kinds of printed
matter r and the duplication of ordets
at former prices is scarcely to bo ex-
pected to contin,ue.-From Montreal
Gazette of April 20th. 1807.
lionaioureronAt NOTES. - The fol.
lowing from the Toronto papers of
Virednesdaj will be read with interest
here : "The dates selected for the
next Provincial Horticultural Exhibi-
tion'are Novetnber 12-16. At a meet-
ing of the directors it was reported
that it, is probable that the Se Law-
rence Arena will be available for the
purposes of , the exhibition. The foe
lowing officers were elected : Pres',
dent, R. J. Scope, Toronto ; First Vice -
President, W. 11. Bunting of St. Cath-
arines ; Second Vice -President, 11-. R.
Frankland ; Secretary, 11. B. Cowan,
and Treasurer, .1. H. Dunlop, of To-
ronto, An Executive Committee was
appointed, composed of the foregoing
officers, and Messrs. John Chambers,
Park Commissioner, and P. W. Hod-
getts of the Department of Agri-
ture." - A meeting of the Goderich
Horticultural Society WaS in progress
last evening as Tan STAR was being
printed, and. one of the rnatters being
discussed is the collecting and prepar-
ing of a County of Huron exhibit of
fruits, vegetables and flowers to be
shown at the Provincial Exhibition
mentioned above. -An article on the
• cultivation of gladioli, and the won-
derful success attained in hybridizing
by Mr. H. H. Groff, of Simcoe, who is
now the leading authority on that
branch of horticulture, will appeer in
THE STAR next week. It will be of
value and interest to all lovers of
ti°PWReEINTATI ON. -- The f o 1 lowing
presentation and addresses to Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Davison, from their
po-workers of Victoria street Metho-
dist churcb, are °till further proofs of
the high estimation in which this
worthy couple were held here. The
address to Mr. Davison, from his 8. 8,
class, was accompanied by a gold locket
and that 14 M rs. Di, from her Waters
of the Ladies' Aid, by a handsome
berry spcion. The • following are the
respective addresses :
DEAR Tiosomen,--With the manifold cliongept
of our growing times and Immome country, it
oely to be expected that many of the beet of
those we know 'Mould nook to take hold of thane
larger opportunities which are naturally own-
ing in our industrial life ; but le is nono the
loss a great sorrow to UAW 10/10 so capable and
earnest a teacher and guide in the troche of
the Holy Scripture. •
You have always possessed rare interest In
our general well•being, and in the midst of a
very busy and strenuous life kept in touch
with the individuals of the etas., while din.
playing the flnost of gifts and bestowing much
time and patient labor on the studY and toach-
ins of the lesson.
Under your guidance tho Bible has become
tnore interesting to many, of us, and taken a
deeper, and, we sincerely trent, a more mating
grip upon our minds and hearts, and your ex.
ample has niwayn helped to illuminate and on.
force your teaching.
We deeply regret our lack of attention and
apparent went of interest In the class at Union,
but wo venture to think that you will find no
more fruitful field of labor than the Sunder
school wherever you may SO.
Wi•O teaching, combined with godly or.
ample. must ever be great femora in the form
talon of character, and where these are exer
clued a large harvest will surely be iyathoron.
And as you leave un and our beloved church,
wo ask you to accept this token of our esteem,
nee boat that it may continuo to remind you
of the warn1 place you hold in our hearts.
Wishing you and your fetidly the Noosing of
God and prospotity in your new homo, we re
main. youra in His name, Whom wo are and
Wit,,in we nerve. On behalf of the clans.
ETHEL ROI/GARTH,
Ooderieh, May. 3007.MAY DUFF
To Mm A. D. Davison.
Dir•n MRS- DAVISON, 11 WW1 With stnooro
regret that we learned of your declaim' to
never your connection with U. and romovo
from our community.
We eannOt but feel that we IWO losing one of
on, moat conseientioua members and also one
of our moat faithful workorn, Wo know that
your place amongst an ho ..hard to fill
either as an executive officer. or a thoughtful
rui visor or an earnest Christian.
While we Radly feel the vacancy made In onr
ranks by tho removal ot such a family n0
yours, yet we ere sure that them la plenty of
work awaiting laborore in your orosnective
home, and there your tabors win stools, be ap-
preciated. Thus the parting is mado a little
lighter bisoattso we realize that our loss will be
another's gain.
Wo, ass Ladies' Ala Basiety, ank yori to no -
&peeing entail gift, not tor its Intri value,
but ete a keepsake t* tioreatentely re yon of
'happy meetings and old [Monde.
" The Lord bless thee and keep thee ;
The lord make itio face shine npon thee a be
orations unto nice'
The Lonl lift up bin Countenance num thee d
give theo
--Num. 11, as.
Signed on behalf of the Lidice' Aid
gittaivraitigre.,,
DELL, ft -esti,
0(16r1C11, MAY, 1110, „
4
Yrift iiprettd yatii feblInge All
Ono sonittrys, aotneltady out* to
IMO Urfa Topic*.
too much proved OW with devo.
tion'a whine and oleue action we do
auger o'er the devil'hittwelf,
Snow lu Goderich last Friday morn.
lug almoet reminds tie that wa are yet
in tho lap ef winter.
Tbe helrling lawn on West street
look* like spring, as It le beantifulty
green and reildif for the aeaspn's play.
A eltixen Who owne a cow meld
one dollar cnd coats on Wednesday
for allowing bovine to run at large.
Mr. Win. Stewart, Trafalgar stmet,
is making connection with the town
sewer and Inatallinir modem illiPreve.
meats.
Many cattle in firmware dying' after
the long winter siege. They were
*tabled in poor condition and ae yet
have no grass.
A very pretty bed of tulips at the
residence of lttr. Robertson, corner of
Ste Patrick and Waterloo stet:tete, le
worth looking at.
Burners have been in circulation the
past two weeks that the 'West street
rink will be fitted out as& roller rink,
and will be ready for business next
month.
The town empleyees have cleaned
the Square up a bit, and if the dust
could be reduced somewhat it would
be nicer for the merchants around the
Octagon.
"My Friend Pat" will be delineated
by Col. fleeter, of Ingersoll, in Vic-
toria Opera House. thie evening, in a
way that will 'novo you to both laugh-
ter and tears.
The last of the season's open meet-
ings of the A. Y. P. A. will be held
in St George's church school room
next Tuesday evening, when. friends
of the "young people" will be welcome.
The town fire engine will be tested
at the Ie. W. Doty Elegine Works,
and on the result of that teat will de-
pend the future aotion of the Council
regercling the dIsposiaton of the en-
gine.
The painters having not yet finished
on the store on West St, and Mr Stead,
who will occupy it with a stock of
Ladies Wear Goods, has had to defer
the opening till Saturday of next
week.
A neat ahd attractive 'bidet. receiv-
ed froni-felend ,Ayer, the advtg. agent
of the White Star Line, shows that
the annual visit of the Steamer Grey-
hound to Goderich, on June 17th to
21st, is being well advertised.
Wm. Anstay is a local poultry
breeder who prefera the Minorcasi as
a profitable fowl. He says he trete an
average of between 8t) and 00 per cent
of eggs, and showed THE STAR three
atienples which weighed fit ounces
each.
Little self -denials, little honetsties,
nameless acts of kindness, silent vic-
tories over favorite temptations -these
are the threads of gold, which, when
woven together, gleam out so brightly
in the pattern of life that God ap-
proves.
The following G, T. lt. officials were
in town on Monday, on an official I n-
apeetion tour : A. E. Gillen, Supt. Mid-
dle Div„ Toronto ; A. J. Nixon, Assist.
Supt., Middle Div. London ; .H. Fen
guson, °peeve' Roa:c1 Master, Toronto ;
G. A. Mitehell. at 13. Dept.
". The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
°buret) are serving supper May 2,4th
from 5,30 to 7.30 p. m. in the Public
Library 4ecture robrn. Preparations
are being- made to accomodate all who
come, and maintain the high standard
of excellence before recognized on
such occasions.
Dr. W. J. R. Holtnes has tnoved the
fence from amend his residence, cor-
ner of Colborne and Ohurch streets.
The change is a great addition to the
appearance of this pretty residential
part of the town and one tbat should
help to make real estate around thia
corner more valuable.
Who does not appreciate wit
and humor, and the beauty and pathos
of the peasant life in the Enieridd
Isle? Would you like to hear it told
with all the faithfulness of the old
land Itself? Then go to the Opera
House this evening and Col. Heeler,
K. O., of Ingersoll. will give you an
hour of it that will last you in pleas-
ant memories; for many days to come.
The quarterly sitting of the county
court wits held on Saturday, His
Honor Judge Doyle prealding. The
only case on the docket wan from
Clinton, and was a claim for balance
of eatery and damages for wrongful
dismissal, by Donald Stuert MacPher-
son against the Thresher Cornpa,ny of
that town. At the conclusion of the
henring "His Honor reserved judge -
name
Mr, J. W. Fortune, the manager of
the Godei ich Summer lintel, writea
THE STAR to say that their advertise-
ments in Everybody's Magazine, the
Canadian Magazine and other pub-
lications', are bi.inging enquiriea con-
cerning the town from many points,
noteably In the Southern States, and
from Ouba and Mexican points. Let
us hope' the highest expectatione will
be realized.
The organ in the new Baptist church
was built by the Goderich Organ Co,,
and by RA power and quality of tone
as well al; variety of combinations post
Bible, will he a surprise to many who
hear it. The organiet and Omit.
master of Fleet Beet tat church, Bran t •
ford, who will take part in the prog-
ram at the Recital in the Baptist,
church, Maty 24th, hen consented to
give a short otgan recital preeeding
the main program, which starta at
eight o'clock.
On Monday at 11 a. na nearly a
dozen of our merchants appeared at
the town hall, to annwer to a charge
of having the anti shade in front of
their neveral stores leas than seven
feet from the nide walk, No action
wan taken, an it appeared those, ;nine
moned had not been informed that
their awninge WOCO not the proper
height from the nide walk. After
leaving court moot of thane who had
been summoned ridged their oltaden
until they were the lawful height.
Dating from April Ist there hat;
been a general inereace of from 10 to
13 per cents in the salary echedulon of
the customa department, aggregating
an annual increane of about 13210,000
to the vitriol's; engem,' officiate and
employee°. It bag also been decided
that hereafter the department of
materna will pay the coat of guarantee
insurance policies required from all
the custom; officiate: hitherto the
premiums on these pont/ten have been
deducted froni the minden
A late Frank, Alberta, paper states
that Captain T. H. Trethewey, of Nei.
son, with a gentleman named FiTh ey,
from Detroite"who are both intereet-
ed In the Stamford Syndicate"; have
been proepecting for eoal lande on the
Leninist:tone river and Pettirned from
that dietriet on Monday, They stat-
ed they were nitwit impterined with
the coal ;wear; seen, but there Wan WO
Mtn h anow to allow of a good exam-
tio will mako another vielt
when conditiona are more favorable.
The gentlemen reported an exceed.
Ingly unpleasant experience doting
lost week's storm. the end of arapriL
Of course the Trethinvey mentio ed
lasodoeutriort Captain TretheiVeY. f
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' AXONO TIM CHURCIIES.
NeXt Ettilld&Y be Whit•Sunda
When it le to be hoped talr eitiZens W
ha able to wear summer clothing.
At the quaiterly meeting of t
Official hoard of Victoria St. allure
held on Monday of last week, the f
lowing were appointed tie uslie
for tho ensuing year ; On the nor
side, Bros. Thos. Burrowe and Tab
on tbe south side, Bros. dohn Now°
and Kneeshaw. Seats free all
invited to the aervicee.
Last Friday evening, while at Zio
Church in Goderich township, no
W. and Mrs. Graham were take
by surprise when the ladlor of the to
gregation presented Mrs. OrIthatti W1
two very tine quilts, as e. memento
their appreciation of her services du
ing her husband's pastorate. Ti
kindly token was suitably meow%
'edged by the 'volplane though the
was not the slightest hint of the no
Last night there was a stereoptio
eervice In the S. A. Barracks, Tw
subjects•were illustrated, "Ohalk yea
own door," and "The Scotch pobb
and how it was polished." To -nigh
Irelday, May 17th, there will be
musical festive' given. Capt. lilatie
an old friend, will be present ; als
Eneign Edwards, who will act a
chairman. DOOM will be open at
pan. Services to commence at 8 p.tn
Admission 10 cents.
Sabbath School institute meeting
will be held noxt week th th
county in the interest of Presbyteria
schools, under the superintendence o
Rev. J. 0. Robertson. D. D., Gen
Secy. for S. S., at the following point
Hensel', Monday, May 20 ; Clinton
Tuesday, May 21. Afternoon and ev
ning sessione will be hold at 3 and 8
and teat will be served in the vestry a
six o'clock. The program includes
topics grouped in five divisions, an
the discussions should be of value t
all who attend. While every Ptvsby
Melee School is invited to Bend dele
gates, tertehers and officers , of a
denominations will be made welcome
tbe aim being to increase the efficienc
of Sabbath School work.
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The tiedicatIon seevices in connectio
with the opening of the Baptist Chum
are to be held Sunday, 20th inst. Rev
Dr. Cross, of Melthister Univemity
Toronto, will preach at three services
11 41. tn., 3 p.in.s 7 p,m. Mr. Aiber
Pequegnat, bass soloist of the Strat
ford Baptist church, hits been secure
for the occasion. Monday evening
27th inst., a meeting will be held a
which addresses will be given b
former pastors; and others from neigh
bouteng Baptist oluirohess an well es
members' of the local clergy and prom
inent laymen. Knox Cluit.ch clue
will be present and enlist In the pro
gram. Ally tetth is the anniversary
of the ocimslop of the laying of th
corner stone of the new Th;
Ladies' Aid Society of the church wil
bold a supper on that date, and -in th
evening a Recital will be glvenf. th
church by Miss Nellie Raymond, o
Brantford, assisted hy other talon
secured for the occasion.
The Presbytery of Huron met
Willis Church, Clinton, on Tuesday
morning. Present, W. M. -Martin, 11.
U., Exeter: Modereal " "S. McLean
Clerk ; Dr. Htewart, A. Anderson
H. A., D. Caewelt,B, A., Ire II. Larkin
s. A., C. Fletcher, M. A„ Mei,
Smith, 13. A , D. H. Copthart. 13.A,
E. H. Sewers, J. McNeil, T. Davidann
M. A., J. L. Small, 11. A., N, C. Leckie
13. A., J. Hamilton, B. A., Ministers
and Messrs. .1. Linkleter. A. McKay
A. Wilson, J. Waite, Eiders. Mr
Larkin was named to eeoperate with
members of Presbytery and with the
representative of the VV. H. M. fo
the arranging of any meetings the
might be desired for 'the purpose o
organization. Mr. Smell was give
liberty to moderete in it call at Au
burn and Smith's Hill, when Lbw+
congregations were ready. Mr. Piet
chet reported as the representative o
the A option bitten Committee and his
report was adopted. A great deal o
the tirne Willi given to the consider
talon of the subleet or cor.fet•ence
'"ehe Atonement, ' Mr, Larkin (Tenet
the discussion In an able address. ant
waa followed by Mr. le Mel,. Smith
after which the Afferent inernhet
participated in t he dismission which
was both lively and profitable The
next meeting of Presbytery takes
place on the second Tumidity of Sep
tender, in Willis Church, Clinton.
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Brussels post: Trot annual Monday
School Convention and Burl Devanal
Meeting of the Deanery of Huron, MIN
held on Tuesday and Wed neseley
this week inHt,John's (dowel], Brussels,
there being over 90 delegates from
nurrovinding towns in attendance.
l'he programme WAS an intereiding
0110 and WW1 as follows: Tuesday,
lioly Communion; luncheon served
in the ; Devotional exercises:
Address of welcome, Rev. Mr. Lang.
Ford; "The relation of parents 14, the
Sunday Sehool" by It. I,. Taylor,
London, being unable to attend. his
paper Was retul by Miss Myrtle 1Vilnon;
1•1 he Prayer Book end its use," V.
Nash. Wingham. '"Ile Home Depart •
(tient" %van to have been gi yen by Miss
H. IS. Walrond, Exeier, but owieg te
her ninepin, she wasunable to al nd ,
so Rev. Mr. Tirrnbull of Ooderieli,
gatre nhoi t address on "Advice to
S. M. teachem "The Advent. Collect,"
Rev, 1'. (I. A. 'Wright, 'Walkerton; a
nhort addtsmn was given 111/ ROY. lir.
TI1CkPr, on "MInnions“ liusinenn moet•
Ing, len. In the evening a flne ROC
mon WaF1 preached by Rev. Canon
Tucker, It 1,., of Tioronto, Oeneral
Secretary. M. C. ( The text. wan
Henenin 12th ehapter, Int. and part of
the 2nd vet se. He W1514 assisted in the
service 1)y Revtla. Mennrs, Gunn*,
Turnbull, Colitis, Boyle, Hart ley, Ilert v
and Lang -Ford. Anthems were well
rendered by the choir mailable to the
occlusion, A t Wed nesday's •08/1i011 fol-
lowing. Duly I 'ommunion, "Prayer
Book Rev inion- was Introduced by
Rev. Mr. Turnbull, of (luderieh "Tba
Catholic Pettit," n review of I /r.
Griffith Thomas' book, toy Rev W. H.
Hartley, Myth ; honinenv, Luncheon
follow,ed, which closed the very enjoy
able nenslon. liev. Mr Dunne presid
ed an chairman with ability. Dn
Clecided to hold the Con ventirm at
nvitation by Rev. Mr. Berry it WES
Heatorth next year. At the sloes. of
the Convention a hearty vote of
thankn wan panned to the rector, ltev.
II. M. I Ai*. laord and he ladies of St.
John's for the hospitable way In which
they were treathd. Delegates wee;
here from Seat ort h, Myth, Itelgrave,
W Ingham, Gorrie, Clinton. Exeter
and other plact 44.
A 0 %DIAN 1311 1.4(41 T110 l'itri•
HP(110inP 1'1 of Si 1415118, Mo., whose
advertisements of Brom() Quinine Tab.
lets have Poe several yearn appeared
In Ttirt STA It, 11017A Omni' it neeeesstry
to open a Canadian branch, and beve
Mot eompleted the installation of a
fully etetipped latioratory and offtee at
Toronto, to meet the growth of their
Canadian trade In addition to time
"cure a eold" tablete, they. manufae-
awe Pato Ointment and lie Partera
Anticeotie Healing 011 ; and it cer-
tainly apeake well for tho merits of
thee° preparatione that the- note and.
enlarged facilities foe theft* mantafac.
alln necessary.
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MUNICIPAL MA$T1'" ERS
While the. town haS from titan to
time been visited by representatiVeit
of the Fire Underwriter's dssoolation,
aud as a result insurance premiums
have inereased in many cases, there
does not seem to have been any great
effort made to increase the °Moloney
of our lire department Ono point
is mentioned, and that is that our
fire company should be more liberally
paid, more syste_inatieidly drilled, and
a standard of a high Mate of efficiency
attained. It is about time, a move
was mode in this direction.
In Toronto fire engines are used
its well as the water works system,
and are giving eminent satisfaction.
We have a firo engine in Goderich, a
duplicate of the Stratford ono which
proved the salvation of Clinton last
Monday, hut the oue in ooderion has
been in disuse for years, and le under-
stood to he out of repair. It should
he put in eitape and utilized in every -
case of emergency,
A good lire eons—piny, with proper
and sufficient appliances, is one of the
very best assets a town can have.
Thie was detnonstrated at Clinton cm
Monday by tho Chief and Fire COM -
pony . from Stratford. They were
ttlZiitrItu'clirdnelers11, i vnectei ,anwdithe xtei le: treed.
suit that much more disastrous con-
aequenues wore averted.
OBITUARY.
Mt:Punta -Theee died at White Fish
Point, near Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., on
Wednesday last, Alexander McPhail,
aged 42 yeate. Deceased was attacked
with pneumonia and passed away
after short illness, the attack being
Hevore ono. The retnains were con-
veyed by boat to Sault Ste. Marie and
thence by Wain to Glade/40h, and
taken thence to the residence of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McPhail,
Ligin Ave. The amoral took place on
Sunday alternoon to Maitland ceme-
tery, and was largely attended, the
church services being conducted by
Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, 13. A., pastor
ofilitAn‘ov
death of Mr. Thoinati
Hawley, which was briefly announced
in THE STAR liked week, Was a and sue -
prise to, ills frienda lied acquaint -
!mew+ here, for although it Wittl known
that his health was mit good, there watt
;inkiest that his condition was so seri-
oils. lie jutd. been iti Alexandra Hos-
pital for.ir week, and from there he
went to Detroit, where .he deemed it
advisable to taken course of treatment
In a city hospital, during which his an-
emia was pronounced iteute Bright's
disease, which grew rapidly worse, he
dying on Thureday afternoon of lase
week, The late Mr. Hawley had polo -
tired law in Detroit for sonie years be-
fore coming to Goderich, and was well
known in that city. He was a man of
kindly dispesition, courteous manner
and of considereble intellectual ability,
but for ;several years les health com-
pelled him to abanddn ell business, end
he lived it quiet life in' this town with
his wife and mother. THE STAR loins
with many friends; and our Mt zens
generally in exiendIng sincere sympa-
thy to the aged mother and other rel-
atives.
M merle --No greater shock bas been
felt in tioderich for some time than
that on eaturday morning, when the
sudden death of Mrs. J. (1 Martin was
made known. Tbe decerseed ladv had
been uptown the previous evening on
aa Mr. and Mrs. Martin in-
tended in the near future visiting their
children in the Noi th West. Mrs. Mar-
tin had not boon in the beat of health
for some time. and her intimate filen&
knew ;the suffered at times from heart
t roll MP. Th0 deceased seemingly slept
away, ilf 4 her husband, sleeping in the
F1/11110 room, WAS not alarmed, and the
first he knew of the fatality was when
he found her asleep in death. Mr.
Martin had, as Usual, risen and eot
through his morning's work, and being
informed by the maid that breakfast
With ready, called his wife. Receiving
no answer he proceeded to her room,
wherl• he found his lifea partner "at
re, " having ermined the har apparent-
ly some three hours before. Mrs. Mar-
tin was a member of the well known
ledhill family, of Bimmiller, and had
been married to her bereaved partner
NO1110 forty yenta. Hhe was well known
in uncial i.irvlem, where she will he
much missed. and many will siorrow at
Hitt departure of the kindly one, the
teems! of equate benefactions will be
revealed only the great accounting.
Dor 1.111/.1•11•1 all over West Huron sym-
pathize with Mr. Martin, his two sons
111111 delighter, Mrs. Geo. Price, in their
audden bereavement, and hope their
sorrows dilly be sissuarted by the record
;if her well spent life. The funeral
took place from the family residence,
Anglesen. move,. on Thursday after-
noon, in premenee of a very large num.
ber izens front town and adjoin-
ing townships. Rev. 0. N. Hazen, M.
A., sondeeted tho eloirch siervicen, and
the pall hearern were dereased'n neph-
ewn, Frank Martin, Harry Martin ;
Halo Curran, Winghani . Webster,
liam Mai tin ; and David Gledhill,
Kincardine, Many floral tri buten
f•1 t. placed on he ailkpt , and a car-
riage was needed to convey then; to
t he cetnetet y.
Around the Harbor.
The (1 T It. kepi VOWS Of ears at the
harbor t he pant week. t 11118 pr0170111.1ng
any possibility of the searelty of cars
for loadidg grain at the elevator.
The tog hien the prod. winter by
Wm. Marlton was launched from the
island on Saturday 10.11 e rn non , and
was I knetiored off the inland until the
ha lance of her machinery in ready,
when atte will he made ready for the
Ilski"n"P.tain McIntyre, of the Scottinh
Hero, was awarded a hat at the ex•
penny. of the town, bin hoat being the
flee Meanie'. inward at this port for
1907. lint for the activity of Meeete.
sturdy A Co. the acknowledgement
woe hi have heen overloriked.
The Steamer Edmonton, from Port
William with a cargo of wheat ar-
rived in port Sunday morning, and
unloaded 30,000 bitshele of wheat, at
the Flee/tow me Monday and then
left for K Ingsfiln to deliver the
balanes of her cargo. Tier partial un-
loading wag neeennery to enable her to
paw; t hrough the Welland canal.
The dredge Arnold' wan out off the
Harbor entrance on Tuesday, and has
boon working over that ground.
weather permitting, ever niece. The
Dredge Co. had been started to work
to deepen the ehannel before tenders
had been accepted, hut ahortly &nee
work etarted tho Marlton Ce. had
been notified by GTO ,119.11i0.9 Of the
:el ;state; oonfttottthomir ettiorinitilue: tt:iitthat
the deepening of the aluellow
teotho to et, 'leap.
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