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Waat • S emotion.
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Waal te Neil a Carriage.
Wi te flay or nen rerm.
West to Hell Homer Property.
n'on. to Ler a Home or Comae.
Waat to Pell tine tries and lire*..
Wait to Yell 1 emehold P teradure.
Want I.&1* Dry U. oda or Castro..
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The Very Wet Medium it. the Coonirv.
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ar thee at mart%
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LegaL
LEW i8, BARISITSit, pgf IC
Marittioe Mama of -rnt•no
trolborse Mem. 3313
I O. JoliN*.0111.
solicitor. c entmieresentito.Laws.
is tions mid real estate
.14.0.1.4 1. to. Once- ('or. Iflarnihen
• Andrew's -se. tituderich. out. et:X-41
1*HN DAVISON, BA kItIsTgl:
el Solicitor. Otioveyaliger. c: Memo t.
Ond. teem twee PeowthIlletr, biesterieh. .
L' GA PION. BARKISTttI
It fastialter. Rotary PVIldie. s1..
&tee -Orer Jordan's inuwilitinet the e1A/Wn
formerly ooeseded by Judge Doffs, flea
I) C. HAYS. 4OLIC1TtiK, e.„
1 Ie. Ofnce. mere., of Senate at,* West
liorterien. over teleipaple °Mee. Vt• •
eato rat.ote to 1414 n: 43 prr nett*. ree•
I ARROW & P10.0.:DFOOT. BAL.
N. If newts, Arontegjp. dolleitors. kc., Oath
ri. 1. J. T. tlarrow„ W. Prindenot.
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en 8417614444/1. leelteitare in Chao. et.. &...
(,.Jerk -h. M. V. thenerun. Q.C. ; P. 00.4:
henry Holman.
Loans and Insurellea.
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.. sumacs: ment. Rio al hal* ton-
Ilas,,) of Kshlasal the rieuevt ash Out liberal
comps& y it, the world: hooding and Lancashire
I. alt..t L. n0...0 tlumae:r. and Ateseleat.
LA ADO as1 Lab( at net, .4 110 urea( *11101-.
/W1 .4 Ne•inite and ilanillion eltrelairrill-
efirle oat*.. Mersin, hutch
L- • J. T. NorIKL, VIRE, LIPS ANI•
1 . weretit inenranno swat : fit kismet
nues. 011ive-Cor. Norther t. run .'.tor.. owl
wish. I•
LA:RBIO0000s, 0T0i pr, ‘ L.11!N Dd. -otat Lbrr is? Kiti ;.10.4
ride. .a prudiective town and fa. ise
Firrro
Y. Sp.. *al terms or repayment to viol
ever. PI•ouennicseires. -Call or write
U. JOH le e. .OP.. Ininerich. a 01 -if
SileW To LoAh. APPLY 1.
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CUARKfte/11, Wart k CA$1111014, too&
MP. teoe
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N KY TO LEND. -A L 1 k
samasat Private Funds for inrestmeet
it lowest rates& *necciam Morwagr. 4•1.13
tollAttltOW & PI:01:Inft eel .
RADCLITVE, GENERAL IN
Mt. twasoe, Real gelato and Money
Lewes Anent. truly erst-enue oompsaim
wermented. NMI" to Lend on stratith
bane At the lowed ask of interest (nine. le
e at way to suit oorrower. Pee -
sae door from *pare. West Street. Oode
Melt Illfasef
Deettieleff.
IIMPIPL11011, LIklhaDENTAL
uenerte the slow Poet UAW.
Ouderiee. faliay
D
L. RICHARDSON, L. D. X.,
1J surgeon dentist. nos and vitalisers air
oluiInItretered for minims extracting of teeth.
.,,
aneetion given to the preservalma
111 -11; moor& teeth. Office- Ip stairs,
Goad Opera Howse Itiuck. entrance ea West-
in.. lioderieb.
Meehanies' Institute.
(1ODR1cfl MIORANIOF IlfSTI
TUT1.1 BRA RT AND 11KARD110-
1100b, no. 01 Ike street and &Mare HIV
from I to 6 P.n.. aod from 7 1.0 10 IN
ABOUT MOO VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
104fing Io.i Warkiy on& ithufrateel
1.4P•re A/armors, eft., on Fa,.
wEkiiikitaNir ONLY the!.
linutbee free nee of 1.11warY "MI.'
Room.
Applicsitions for inambersinp reeeiven bj
latenrian. In ream
ILD. !mit/INAS, GEO. ISTIVIR,
Priesitteno. seissary.
fiederiels. March Illth, 1*14
Medfield.
WHITELY & aluMrsa
Offitet-eleandl °pars Roma Inederld.
M tt
DR•14 SHANNON & SHANNON,
Pb Illergetirld="gra• i4,1'
111.1.4=1"&lisitnion. J. P Mime
lare,
Irsoders Wanted.
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MAU -?IN MRS FOR THE
Mame the threes rod
11/1"11 trz.l.: rea41. Part"411:11.100u11.r"
is illallit
-18fr- • "Y""„F"-'"'"'
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4!
esse"
a..M3:33 OPFIOI.AL. .a.os J FOR
P ler Oahe or fbr Rent.
'OAHU/141R SALE - LOT Ni.. 12, ON
Lake $hore Road. Western Derialon.
toost14110 of Ottawas cousolame Km acres,
sad knows as the "Teary Farm." Appy at
this uttlea. 37.3t
Ilittift SALE OR T() KENT - THE
F followtag rateable properly in eta v Mager
fumeoicoe; 0.. large cartage shoo .0U
blacksmith save astmisiiae. rut further pae.
Menhir* MN* 10 TIMM. 11111IHNI.=reale
1.0. (nt.
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volt SALE AT.A liA BA A 1 N. -THAT
watebeeines bandied ea Kisser.. Wip-
e rs, to present weepiest re a milli -shop by
Win.ainattf. it on Sale. Terms ready. Apply to
r. Itt S4 NIT Itromele 1' O. Oat/
1.1ItOPEKTY FOK EXC A N I/ E
Perinea wishing to exchaage. naleriels
properly. or tars lard. ealuinhg, fur Toronto
trusses or lots ran learn f uIl particulars by
MIMI Or 10 ALitest SAL'S tiatte. teuderich,
Vat.
VOR saLs. -THAT LAItOE AND
1. osmihroide name hoop. at the fuse
Wes: at.. leino-demely oppowie the Part: a
very Makable loostkin mid ..ulat he specialty
wiltrible tor Summer bereede•ra. ear furter
Pant, elate atroll to A'. I WK/csit. ett
L'Oil 7- A LE -STORE DOING A VERT
mom ivoutOr4 bus:new; with de. 1110.1 at.
embed. getud chsoce for a Mn edit. • woad
A01141 Port otth.. 111 • ••,111.4, daily mail.
tedisatctoc. na-ons f.,appl. eu
CII A W how. ebeppard suer 4'.O.,
Herter tome X f
1.41e1k11 YOU OA Le. - '4 AND
as the to 4.11.. contemn luoianny,
flayfitio limo. pinworm( 1:K scrre. elloeteu
we et, Lake. Shure Road •.s mites 'rum the
tuwu tot ooder.ch The laud I. of gyro] quin-
t and no movable rah. r for gram or tor
woyk raising. num • lomat liv stresen
thrown. ihe • rotor of 'he lair. For partieo.
lar• adorer It I:. HA VS Laren:cr. 0..detien
1:011 SALE. -- THE IFOLLOWINO
1. onleare properties.:
Ham or tom 7 .040. I. If..1). Ash -
▪ 05 at res.
The North * of lot X 214 traliet••••44. Lang
olikatiafi. &el ea,
lbr abn.Ve pravertit• will be oold un home
to MO purl Atari*. Apply to
CA AKRON. Hot. r & CA II Y. itO.N.
211115-o1 torterieti.
4411 Rri'T CLAtoli BUICK HOUSE AND
• LOT iUK SALK. ON 5T. Pali -fie& elf.
-About two miuute'. walk from the -quare.
Two stories high, brick aeld:tioe tlar rear
O nerve* Men uestdoeg covered wpm state.
Mem tnidduer ow 3 large rooms on Met flat.
n owairs 'tare are 001.41 routing. la toe 1101
endow,. there are kitchen. paot. 7, %I astanwa..
I:wain% eters room mid bag nrount, Also good
wiiar. Apply be the Useitniognof, wlw will
give an aecresarp Whanniatioa. DA OW.
sq./trete. att.
• sALN -MR. WILLIAM Mc
n, freest coutinued oder* tor
adIN. C• OVUM. and hreitiol• U1 fat tow. WI node.
oak. y....suo LH 000,01. which are ••i4114114,11
• clangalol .I1..( 1111.(n1 041111U1ait ale a nalliad-
howe *alit mot .ung occupied by Hume
Judge 4.1 a beamtiral gar-
den. sondes. one all Dreary out bona. met
11118,trIA-1.abrell, the who.- ill (COW to•pair and
I••• Ma: 001. .44*1*. ulus (14^aar1(00• reaidenees u.
th, woo ur Putt particulars apply
10 24(alarla (aA((1(4/1a & 1.1(1.1Culetrio r. tioue-
nen. the 'mem amnia 'MIMI. 11-(1
Ilieeelenserine.
IOUN tilkiFFIN, Co UNIT AUC.
•P t nosier, land ...tumor. luu and inserauce
ageot. tab • attended le ail parts of lino
ty, 'orrespondenee watched. tddre....1. '44*4
h FIN. Kinsella -Mgr. orders lett at toe
a as AL (Mt prompt I) att. lid.' to. 31.1f
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IOHN KNOX, OEI1/4EKAL AUC -
(4.0r4.1 and Land Valua,or. tioderieli.
Ont. Haring had ourishierolde experieseor In
the w ..t room -ries trade. he IN la • emit ion to
do...barge with thorough witalactioe all alum-
inises...is retreated to tens. (Were let at
Merti., :or went by mail to his teliimall
Under . te P. it. .Nruttell) **heeded Jon?:
K N. • N . mellower.
4rs17If
Articles for Sale
1.1 titl) AND M/Ff IOAL FOrt
1 1 sale.- lieu imellty of nerd .ad soft coal
ad grades, delivered to any part ot tbe town on
sleet holies UPI nor priers before tag
elsewhere. JOHN e. PLATT. not
1410R SALE -A SENING %CHINE
In god order Mayan voth four drawers
sod 0.1 :00.' Mt will sell for OS Addles
K. this .Abs. 1341
L'OK SA LE -IM'tt 1)4 IN. CAST
r pulleys 41 at. Amor. hill, la. bore. or min
to roe, io tit larger AWL Oood at saw.
Win be sold at • reenaltable flew,. Apply al
Tee SOWN AL Stella Mathis flow.. Northst..
toreekib0044.
11111111110d.
EIORsIC MANI'ltE --TO TEAM
were ...el others wilt pay 'taper cord.
mem. for 70 teed. of lira lama home swoure,
plied up and squared es the 14.4. 00 Riese
woud Yam as delivered. Bone bee the best
seers will he socepted. Apply a' the lkint.
VOLNU. Ridgewood Farm, 311-4t
WthiD ASHES. -I RILL PAY 8
costs per 443•1161 for 4.540 bushels n100
lba or go et. clews ualesehed wood sabre, de
livered on Ridgewood Yam, puede daily on
delivery of the whet which will be weighed as
rerelved. Apply oe Ridgewood Farm, town
ship of Colberne opposite the town of node-
rieb. ROBCFLT Yot•140. Ridgewood Farm.
X -4t
Wv ANTED -300 CORDS Or (104)0)(104)0) wood. 4 feet long. free item hack toe
sad &thesuitable for City Coal and Wood
fart Wel Way delivered In yard here or se
stump. JOHN 8. PLATT. Itesedenee Teo-
= wroth Illasbasiss et ores
gMil :SlwONeFgilinQteeUITiAN.-Tt
sesair. obs fory ter la lade
sow a rrewel taot:ore. will
er.sherd, 40 give dear:Deem is
Onfior Mertes Br the new try/Aeon ehleh she
Ileathew the tateruseent ese be mainered 4. .4.
Hooks sad fernier patilemare coo be.
1:31147, addressing Mew ALICE V•elltrielt Y.
Ansel .. Monfort X*
%4U810 LIMON& -NIBS AOGIN
Iva Twoinem 4. prepared SO sive mere
t
lemons es the p4... er iei. Peer e,... Ise eirtiOnt Res. W. Thib.nsesasole
•.:" .
Masi Ageallunedaden.
/TM DIMON HOTEL - THIS
A siainewe sod make Wel hiss Wen
sagesed, salsomed sae laspreme nertpitiy
Med brew sosend 00 none la sysyr el se
aslatasattlaalar th• liatroillag porta err
Igt=te=strie. VarerearroeLea".
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..e.11. (4.0 .a.WOOIST
"BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAD."
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY,
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be left at this
(Mice not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not later than Mon
day isoon. CiAlial Advertisements
accepted up to noon Wevititsaduy 01
each week.
TreVeUteg ORM&
Troia, arrive and deem at likellithits
tos• :
antareit. -
Man
**d Kepner 1.1*5
54.4 and Express ...... ....... 10 OD p.m.
nixed ........ ......... ....... oh,
Mixed
DaPat/11‘
t:all .... lo•
Mall er.d leepletee &IX9.13.
Nowt-- ...........
- Lem or PPesumL
OgF . LAST WNW. 11111TWZKN
44 West and Newnate,stmo& • mink err
KI-tt
r von be rewarded. Mlles leave at
tide
Ifiligeleg.
4.1 ER v.krirtm wA1Irsu.-43000
a.) sonyev to oommtent mower ill$01
median -1y to Mita. KKK+, assec•
Road 117•It
%A/ANTED. - A 10000, STEADY
TV boy a. appreatiee at odour mall
penman; le AlAtlarEV. Port Al-
bert. X.11
PubUs MotIerie.
periLle Norleg. -AL :
L PARIIEs
haring mooned' mamas' time township v.
Colborne ate recurrent to fogward them to the
underatignew fur pay mese benne tenme
reortlaw of ibe ensuatol, blie be kohl ou
I sowlay . hieuembei ISib. 7.1414. riciessAus.
Chow Carlow C. U. 3717
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I MPOttfANT NOTICE Rit UNPAID
I twee -Taxes fur teen of teuderich nea.
taa pro by Lestember Int Atter int
dote dialers warrants will itnnWillett‘r 10 Or
served on all who are In ai rears. they ulleeto,
end tee la hi* enter un tome first days of each
week from 11 wit. or 4 Y.M. rayor.ie psy
meant Aline A. Ai A FTKia Collector. 34.4
'k\
t LE AND BIM'. THE NE ot TONIC
price, rec per pint Bettie.
Miraculous Water.
Anti-lsandrue.
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Worfont's &mosey 4.04.00.
.4 full lime of Plash.
Leather sal Oxydtx.d ',Weer Coos.
Brown's Balsam for colds.
Kagotsh Sleek Liniment
.1. WiLeox Pioncotii-nov Darn °Tom r.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Judge Doyle held • Division Court in the
( 'ourt -house on Tuesday.
The Jodie Mills Opera Co. will he at the
Grand Opera House all next week.
The remains of the late Mrs. Br047, who
died in the ioil, were sent to the th omen's
Medical College. Toronto, nn Tuesday al-
tern000.
lir. M. Nic'oolson, the West -44. dentist,
makes the preservation of the natural teeth
• specialty. lies ,. 1 from 9 a.m.
for the potatoes extraction of teeth.
Instead of the usual Sunday schnol Worms
at St. Oeorge's church last Sunday after
noon the rector, Rev. W. A. Young,
preached a sermon especially to the @chol-
era.
F.. .1. O'Rourke, of Ironwood, Mich., has
been in town during the peat week, having
been called hither by the illness of his
mother, which terminated fatally on Tues.
day last.
The cheapest house in Canada to buy a
pwao , organ or newin machine is at Gee.
W. Thomson... I fail to give him •
: you will not regret
call before peg
the time spent. Repairs promptly attended
to.
Visitors to the t :rest N Ex.
hibitios this year greatly admired the dis-
play of the Goderieh Organ Co. Their
molten of organs are fast surpassing all oth-
ers in beauty ofealtki„ond ertillency of tone.
Kindly leave yos and enotrurage
hime nuusufacture.
NAVKIATION NOTES.
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The tag Gordon laantliier has been haul-
ed 041 10 the island for repairs.
1) McLeod, mate of the Sophie, left for
his home, Sarnia, Toseday Wet.
The tug Oroadia wae warehingth4tepret
week for the anchors sli by the fe.
bat was usable to them. It is aro-
balsiseptirh:xtthey wi renter the lake till
tho
Alex. Craigie and Norman McDonald
arrived hone on Stinday last from the fish
ing Wanda They oune down is an open
heat with their fishing redfit. and were
storm trend a number 04 days at Kincar•
dine.
As reported lama weak the Sophie got to
P AIL *boot 6 Po. by slipping Melt aliebies.
At 11 P.m. with a favorable slant of Mad
she made far the piers and warearfally
paaral between them, though she struck
1.0 0, three umea littlynear the ant rasee
When.
clear of the e nail wee quickly
lowerri, het having strong headway end
hemp withoot anchors her eentrrbeard was
dropper in tiring her to. She proendevi
lightly near the wrecked Norris 004 011 Pri
d ay morning wits relieved by the beg °roa-
die and plater at Law'a dock, where she was
niskadeel The SpOie looked anunewhat net
of shape after her Reht with Rernees storms
sad Meier& kowtow's sand bars, • jib heiag
nut of par, her maiasail split in two, eon
tre heard livings beaken anti anchors and
riming miseing. I 'apeata Illetallia ..4...r.
ing of paha for twiner hie ship to port, •
work that needed role sessiasiehip. good
f lorin proem anti • sound drew.
THE WWI\ toN IN BRIEF
rielo .0. .in •
DECEMBER 3, 1891.
SUsiSCRISZ FOR
THE SIGNAL,
The Brightest awl Belt Newspaper
TH E HURON TRACT. _
Frum 11.14 until January 1. 1863. for 01 00
in advance.
Mieitreal is lasing visited be =my and
ha"
.4 4 Oescrvai eve assesAatiere was formed at
Optimal, Otut, on lburadey.
Colour,: Woo been given • pads of eigh•
torte acre* hy Mr. 1). F. lkineg.in.
Hog cholera has Len diecovertyl in the
piggery at Kingston l'euttenUary.
'The bigamy charge spinet J. Mt. K. Hat
day at luelph has Leen dimwitted.
Freight Agent Senn of ti.e I:. r l.. Bar
rte. Is neuter tercet on charge .f theft.
Judge Kingsmill of Bruce C.,onty 'Mu
been appouned intone judge ior Halton.
The Ely UMW election pet it ion trio' at
Loncon Imus beets adjourned until Jan. In.
Th.• Canadian El..Arita.' see lotion
was formed in Totonto Thnielay. Mi.
J. J. W tight, of Toronto, wail elected peen -
dent.
Sir Kichani Cartwright is reported
have peered tontrol of the Montreal
Herald.
I. 'ha rles M y les Irruposer, to establish Wil
skein • railway het erten Hamilton and
Jet..., Hawley. tedding near St. I inorge.
'pl."1 .4,,..) Whiitt dressing, Wednesday
P. Hen, of Belleville, suffered a com-
pound fro. titre of the skull by a fall in
4Th1vago Last week.
Voting on the repeal of Scott Act it
Irrininmed county. Que.. has been poet -
/reed until next June.
A deputation %touted Ottawa on Friday
it If fl a request that A bounty be allowed on
beet sugar for 5) yews.
A special tongue:tee of Inc Synod of the
fy:y-rie or Ontario ha. approved of the
jeopmed Item:neon Synod.
A con,iat 'toned( Oitaervatives will be held
at St. 4 at hortnes on I hecennber :1 to choose
can.lidate for tin! county.
Ciovernnient decide.' to &gala
ca.: for tender. for a fast hoe a stesamiliips
bet ween Canada an.1 Europe.
Nfr. A. C. Miller. M. I'. for Prince Ed-
uard, hip admitted bribery by an agent
t.. hi. e'ection.
Fred Edwards, aged eleven years, broke
through the ice while *kitting at Stratford
ete Friday and WWI drovnea.
The shipnient of Weiler front She Mir
ainichi district, N.B.. tbi, year was 72,000,-
000 feet. against 87.4101i,4100 its IPSO.
The charges erf personal corruption
against E. S. Forbea, Liberal member for
Queen's ",w.. i140tnlams1 on Thursday.
There were 37 failures in l'ariatia during
law week. The total number from Janu-
ary I to *late was 1.671 against 1,4t0J
year.
Herbert J. Snot h oaa found guilty of
blowfly at Brantford on Thursday tad was
sentenced to three mouths on the Cent ral
Prison.
Mr. T. Berthiaupte, editor of lo Previte,
Montreal, Yew arrested on Friday at the in-
stance of Count Mercier. on a charge 1.4
criminal libel.
Ethel McKay. a :I•year-old girl, was kill-
ed at Petroka on Friday by • Wray bullet
from a target at which IOW young meta
were shooting.
William Notrtian, the well-kriewn photo-
grapher, owning numerous establishnsents;
in the United States and Canada. died AL
Nfontrest es Thursday.
A. E. Mathietion and Henry MeEtiskerof
Hamiltou so ill-treated a livery hope that
(1 114044. On Thursday they were tined $40
each or three month* in gaol.
J. W. Flert.•Iter. aged 1114. of Sharbot.
Lake, allege* thathes wife. 34) year. old,
haa eloped with a boarder who has • wife
and seven eibildrint of his own.
The County Centel' to Emmet on Friday.
111 spite of the fact that the warden is an
rumettioisist. pared a resolution unanintow-
ly declaring for British cotton -tie!.
A representative ot the Vileness steam-
slou line was in ()Dana on liVecinesday, it
11 thought in connertioa with the propmed
fast line between England and innate
THE BRITISH MARKET.
A Letter on the Subject from
Professor Shaw
FATTENING LAMBS FOR EXPORT.
Thefeurslion Lookril sr frank
retvabir Nasailporme 14 1•4r la W
Easel Uwe Warmer a&eald lor la
Ma Napoli Trade eamal 4 mild Wei naVa/M/144‘
of 10.11ar. 1. Caoada Ilalke a NOW lle N.
I.To Tilt (1.121/1: 0( rile 41
Ste, A bulletin reeeutly trued by the
Agricultural Department of tins Experi-
ment Slattern ret the " Fatteuing of Lambe
for the lIntish Market bait been gi.en
the press. and has. generally spealoug, re•
Letitia favorable notice from the saute. I
believe that our farmer* generally are
agreed that the experunent bears upon an
iniportayit subpact, and that all patriotic
calm.. will feel desirous that the ripen
tneot may demonstrate to our people that a
large and profitable trade in grade iambs
, with Great Britain is one of the paribilities
. of the tear future.
In preparing these Inalletins. then, is a
manthat necessity for concretive/1 and !trey •
ity of statement. Because of this explana-
tions which are in themselves of no little
Importance have to be omitted hence,
there is saute danger that the readers of
these bulletins may not clearly understand
the rumens for all the .. . arrived
at. Since the bulletin on fattening lambs
treata of an =usually important ,
with your permission, Mr. Editor, I will
now add to what has been mei therein.
1 desire to emphasise the fact that the
lambs oelected for (lila experiment were In-
ferior to the average grade iambs of thou.
rio. Fanners who saw them in the early
part of the season were soniephat in
dined to poke fun at us for attempting to
fatten lambs so far below the average for
the Walsh market. The fact here stated
is evident from the weight of the Iambs at
the -----1 of the experiment- On
October 24th, 1890. they weighed but 84
or 85 lb., atter they had been feeding upon
i rape for nearly a month. The fanners
•generally will know that. the average grade
'*011,14 of Western and Central Ontario will
weigh 100 lb MO h at that season, especially
after having fed upon rape for three or four
weeks. Lambe below the average of our
Ontario product were in a sense purpowly
chomen, for the reason. firet, that better
lambs were difficult to get at the tune, and,
second, that it is never wise in a first ex -
perimeut to aim at doing so well that equal
result...re not easily obtained in a future
not the English buyers
o rtmorkeed them one of the best iota of
tombs ever rent from Canada to England is
indeed • high compliment to our Experi-
mental Station, and more especialr to the
skill and care of Mr. Elliott and Mr. Cup -
page. who in auccomoioa took core of the
lambs. It is oleo f;.,., to those who
may embark in the =termite with • better
lot of hemba.
The next point 1 would emphasise is the
substantial profit virtually reaped from the
experiment. 11l. true that the manure
a not taken into account at all, and the
cost of the transportation is reckoned *1 44.
17 per -bead, there is an actual toes of $14.•
4.3. If the manure is not taken into amount,
and the one! of transportation is reckoned
at 02.75 per head. which is a full average,
then the net gain on the ninety lambs is
11113.A. If the nsannre is included, ea in
the bulletin, then the net profit as *2361 3.
or a pin rot 23.72 per cen!. an the inveet-
ment. Nowwhich of these neeles of reck-
oning will fair-minded men /Plop. ' WIII It
1101. be the last! The whole tremor • ion was
carried on oto a purely business totwis up to
the tine ot transportation. Atter Con. time
extra .• ..• woe n neve-atty. in °rill to get
the result . In the first place, Ote lot was
insufficient for a toll cargo. Theoa feeder
for this small lot had to le opecially em
ployed. The tem of a commis -ion merchant
&titled largely to t expeetc: and the facts
relating to their behavior on the voyage and
in the sale yards could not be obtained with
out further expense. Because of these
things, 1 hold thin it is fair to put the ex-
pense of transit at 42.75 per head, the aver
age cost. rather than $4.10. the actual cost.
It 1.. 0*n. apparent that the true profit 012
the lambs was at least $113.21e.
To this all fair minded meta will conestie
that the value of the manure should he
added, whatever that nay be. To value
manure correctly in the
kwledge is not easy. triZt 'tote of our
noeci it is peer
hie. Sometime, and in the near future, we
will be able to do thin with much more sew
and precision, when addatitioal data shall
have accumulated on which to base calm -
ketone. In this . , we reekowed
the value of the manure at 4c. per day per
Iamb. Tibet taleulotion ie based no data i
furnished by an experiment conducted by
Prof. Roberta, of Cornell University Et
perimeni Station. Prof. Roberta is nicest
earefol inveatigator. By the OM of shallow
pana made for the porpoise earl pLamil an
(h. inane. h. obtained with great preetalon the
exact amount of .4.0re obtetineel fr.om
lambs in a given tone. Tina was carefully
unalysed. It wee found 1, he very
rich iveleed in plani foot Iii placing an Pe-
tiolate nprin it, he •afeed ids ingredient.. as
given hy the analysis, on the haole of the
wawa of the eante as sold in e simmer,
fertilisers This gat a raise *0 144. non
ors mode by OAP Iamb per day se 14 melte.
Lest lee valeta pat !mon slime's, phew
peer* serf and portals in that onentry
should he ton deur to apply to our
Sena, we mot the estimato Alms onsehall,
and valued the Imams fermi owe leash par
.lay at 4 war. As oislinarily maintain&
were =see by radio ovoid not and,
ably he worth mash more than half this
In a ease before the Supreme Court on
Friday Mr. Jouitsce Strong robed the nm-
stitutional question as to the right of a
province to legialot• upon issoirency mat
tors.
A warrant has heen granted for the etc
tradition nf Wang \hen. • (*Memnon at
prewn• in Victona, ICC., who is wanted
at Man Francium for the of
1120,feet.
H. Ilarybriry, the yousg man charged
with fraud by Charles Brown. the Torreow
liverymen, took laudanum on Wednesday
afternoon, sad was fount4 dead in Iva room
Mon afterwarils.
A story comes from Port Arthur '.1. 14*.
alleged anurder in the Rainy River roc ion
of two members ef • hentiag
party.
"*1» irtl
mes
naof the •ictime 50141to Red
ding awl Bruce.
Al the assires nn Friday the jury in Ow.
case of Ottgoodloy v. the Toronto Street
Railway Company returned a verdict fur
the oomplainant, plsetag the &maps et
44,(1(10. An appeal will be math.
J &mem Forrest. • earpenter hiring at
Bollworids avenue. Toreros, wee intitastly
killed at the R trete t sheds on Thin%
day. • see is: of piste glass falling on him.
Forrest'• body was nearly severed at the
ware
Dared Whale, (enamel, of Teirentn, who
is in the penitemiary for killi.g hia wife, is
said to ham left • contemn& et Mitchell to
the abet that he delitierstely,aad with is
tartan streek hie wife therein with • beer
bottle 1140 50.50d haw 4.401*
At • spiral .meting 01544. rtoraen. srond
I emanate, is Kingston on Friday the
Winnipeg scheme of censolideinse was few
...dere! A resolutioe M ita favor was
adopted and a soh reenot.ttee appotaLed to
~nee farther informotian awil report.
Masora Richert! Whir ead J. P. w104*1.„
wigwam arrested at aim te.e.••• of Canal
Medina au s Aare of erboatral sod oedi
times libel, appeared halses Jodie Mammas
nt Quither Ibureday siewss. 0.41 save
had to tbrai farther ea Damon
her 1. ---
It is amid emend beelhei loge from
Milne's saw -min 184 Blasi. nom
gamed away by eke Iu of het week.
sum. As the estimate stands in the butte -
tint be value of the mauure but little more
than the casb protit nwie upon the lambs.
It is certainly an exeullt-nt showing in airy
fattening venture when • cash profit can be
shown which nearly equals in value the
worth of the manure.
But suppose our estimate shouhl be still ;
looked upon as too high, and that we (init.
it by two, we have as th. profit on ninety
lambs $113.28 plus $61.42, or • net profit of
8174.70, which amonnta to nearly $2 per
head. It may he thet the average farmer
cannot. do quite se. well : Mcleod, it prob- I
able that such is the ease Were it other.
W11/14 We would no more be worthy recog•
intent as teachers .4 the imsople. But thieve
'is 0-1e01nly nothing to hinder the average
fanner who rears his own lambs to turn
them off in early Spinug. to go to the Kr,'.14
market, at an average cash value to him of
tato $9 per head : and, if imu, it will be
ckarly apparent t., hint there is profit in
In the business. If but 0/11.• 1W111111 .4 the
farmer, in °thane were to real and hates
only ten to twelve Louie in 14 yeor. 11C
would 4,0.41 500.000 laughs not& for market
during the Winter season ana 114.0kk.000
• $6.000,000 annually would be :Witted to
, the revenues of the niuntry. Some of
these would find a market at home. some
would go to the United Stater, and to
(creat Britain. But the elangerour shoal of
marketing Lamle November 'should be
moat carefully shunued.
1 have already said, in effect, that the
one uncertain quautaty in estimating veluto
experinteutal work is the estimate b. he
put epee the manure. It is certainly e °elk
sumething, or the practice of thine Who cart
it into rivers is to be praised. lt is certain-
ly worth much, or the manufacturers of
commercial fertilizers are at the wrung bust
new. }kit to estimate approximately how
much it is worth is not easy. The difficulty
wises principally (non our ignorance regardtng the quantity nes& by, animals of thlfer
ent chime. and ages. ISP are hard at work
in the Mbitintviir to remove this difficulty,
and hope soon to calculate all expenmenta
from data funinitirt f nom actual experiesice
i*1 our own work We are now able to tell
fr im actual test how much manure a c one
beast will make under otirtain conditions up
to the ege of one year, and soot' hope to be
able t.. give the up to t.b.: age of two
years. This information. 1 think 4 ani safe
in saying. has never been given to the world
before. I Tem. SH
I hit. Ag. toliege. 4 uelph, 24*4* Nov.. 1891.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
Stun:vim', M1.:%/.1N1 The ChrlatMAS
number of Scriliner's Magazine contains leu
illustrated articles, in which is represent ed
some of the best work of well, known artists.
There is an alitindlince Of short fiction a
poetic legend of the first l'hristirms tree
entitled " The Oa of Geismar," by Henry
van Dyke : a stirring tale of the Franco-
PrussiailsWar, " A Charge for France," by
John Heard. jr., an artist's story of " E.pero
Gorgont, iontiolier," by F. Hopkinson
Smith, with the aathor's own illustrations
another of George A. Hibbard's charming
rt storio... entitled " A Fresh water
14 4..ance,- a tate of the great lakes ; and
A Little Captive Maid," by Sarah One,
Jewett, the story of a cheery Irish girl.
whose service made eery the teat years et
an old New England seneaptain. The in
litAlMerit 1 Mr. Stevers•on's story, " The
Wrecker,- describes' vividly a voyage on
the Pacific. and the ate ival at the deserted
iskamt and the wreck around which the
action of the story moves. in othlition lo
this fiction is aso appreciative article on
Albert Moore, the English painter. The
most richly illustrated article in the number
is Afloat on the Nile,- by Mr. and Mr,.
E H. illaabfiebi. illustrated by Mr. Blest'.
field's own sketches. Charles F. Lenin&
contrite:0es the first of a group of short
pipers un the little-koown region. ..f New
Mexico anti Arizona. which he calla " The
Land of Poor. Tiempo (the land of l'retty
Soon). Mies I:IP:ley* Killed of " Peter
Rugg, the liostoman ;" Pelesis to Thetis. -
by• Emilie handler several unillustrated
poems anti the Point of View complete the
Christina* issue, which appears er,th a spec.
1*1 cover.tiesign by Will if. Low.
Rithrens Matiannie. -Harper. Magazine
for December isabrillient hristmas number
It opens with a superbly illustrated art icleou
"The Annunciation,- by Henry Van llyke.
including among its pictures reproductimui
from the &moue paintinp of many of the
old masters. 44 m. McLennan, the new
Canadian writer, contributes a Christmas
legend, ' La Messe de Minuit, which is
appropdotely and beautifully illtistrated by
(•. S. inhart. Another strikingly attrae
live feature of the number is a tnusical pea
torsi. •' The Maid's ( %nice. compote! and
written by W. W. Gilchrist, and comprised
in • series of eleven quaint drawings by
Howard Pyle. An article contribute.' by
Mark Twain is entitled " Mental Telegra-
y A Manuscript with a History.
hakeepeare • vometly, Metionire het Meas-
ure, is beautifully illustrate," from drawings
by Edwin A. Abbey, and approprtately .4. -
scribed and eommentori upon by Andrew
Lang. Walter Brant describes • • A Walk in
Tailor London' in company with John Stow,
the (mesons antiquary. Julian Ralph COW
-
tributes another sketch of personal ohoeres
tine and -adventure in the far Northwest,
entitled " Chartering a Nation. " The
fiction of the number includes the Gil
lowing emoplete atones " My (Main the
(kilonel,• by rhomes Bailey Aldrich: " Her
First Appearance,- hy Behar.' Harding
Davia " A Padget Scapular.- by I) 4411
and " At La Illorietute.- 147 44 K. M.
Ibria. The poems are by James Rowell
Lowell Annie anti Harriet l'resoott
Spofford. The illustrations are nomerou3
and beautiful. The orlitorial &pertinence
also er• pervaded with the distinctive heti
day Aerator- af skommob.•
One 04 11,. prettier Web ever ohm in thy.
vicinity, says The CUMIN New gra, emats
into postwar& of Mr. 111.11•Ortna last week
It la 0.••11w seal grey owl. with
bright Olt plumage...4 4. unlike say hoed
ever seas here before
The caw day 55 55.0 0.t4le belantrieg to
George I Nemensos. Mullett, were IlePapp drie
es beam, • heifer got ne the track just in
frost of the evening expeves, awl wee abeam
tastamtly killed ft wee • 405 heifer, heir
lag lobes • prim at the Pali &WM
aninlatinor a"
D. MCOILLICUDDY.
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
A Newsy Grist Obtained front
the County Mill
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS.
A Merin, 104.e-.1 of omens' View. rated up
40moo eta -rotor, -rub mad
pra sad 4 •adeneeli Irmo Cyril wombs
--fl.' d ream 04 (00 treenty arrw•iallowe
tarns*. from ear twat etelhaissee.
P. Either, . . , M'inehani, °ace
ntore able to attend to the duties of his
office
Frank Alladay , who had leen confined to
his Lea .1 141. l/ticen.w. WIlighenr. with In-
ilanituation of the leap, us able t..he around
again.
George Hort has purebred %S,n Kaiser's
farm. o(e the Loudon road, 114ucefie.41. 1).
McIntosh and Win. Kaiser have gone to
Virginia*
ilis Loril.hip the litshop of Huron has
appointed the Kev. Mr. Higley, of Han-
over, to the incumbency of lrusity church.
Myth nowiton.
.1. H. Comyu, Winglike',', has secured a
situation on (114, staff of Lite Stratford (Mk-
gtate nuititute, nude vacant through the ili-
um. of Miss Platt.
W. I. Heston, formerly of Wiughant, but
now principal .1 Ayton public school, has
been re-engaged for EWA t year at 0 4:un00ter-
able increase talary.
Mrs. Joseph Wheipton, Ethel. is away
at Toronto eudeavoring to have a cancer
in her breast removed. It is to le hoped
the operatioo will be astocessful.
11,epre. (nets. Meaning awl collector
Irwin. Clinton, who have heeu on the sick
list for some time, aro all insprovilig, though
it will be some thine before they are at work.
Ecknoter. Ethel, has ly•eael his 100.
acre farm adjoining tha1 village to David
lisielgley for a term of .me., roam Mr.
Eckmier may take • trip to Manitoba rail
Spring on a 11„ „ tour.
Ft.her, (direr, of Grey. a ---114
the 'Trowbridge cheese factory and
$10 and casts before a Listowel orterietrobe
for tampering with milk sent to the factory.
He admitted the charge.
'George Dobson, Ethel, lisa been re -ou-
traged as teacher of Duke's school for next.
veor at an advanced salary. Mr. Dobson
Iwo done goo I work in the *aloe,' and hits a
host of friends in that neighborhood.
Mrs Todd. Anther of A. M. Todd, of the
News -Record, Clinton, died at Woodstock,
en Thuretho 19th ult.. I /mewed was
stricken with paralysis about a week before
and heart failure Id in, which cowed her
(loath.
Wm. Robinson, who is now attending
Clinton model school, has been engaged to
teach in school No. 6, Maintop, for 1892.
Mr. Robinson has proved himself a menses
ful student, awl *di s 104k.. a very•
gv..I
I Inc S ..... lay night recently while IL Tyer-
MAIL Hellen. was ow hi. way to ch0reh, he
met with what might have been a serious
accident. His horse liecarne frightened and
area .9( 111111.4 the buggy. Luckily, there
wa• no damage done, only one of the front
wheels being hent a little.
The little grandson of Mr. McEibbin,
Welton, died ot. Sunday, November 22nd,
,%ri five woeks. The funeral took place on
Tuesday The baby's mother died a few
weeks .go itt the States and the intent was
Sent to Walton to he cared for, 1010 despite
the best care the little thing weakened and
dint aa stated above.
There is a counterfeit $1 Ihnninion bank
note in circulation. The official descrption
of the note says : " The paper is poor and
the printing interior, while the portrait of
Lady ihifferin in the centre is wretchedly
executed. The scroll w..rk. tow P had ;
anti fhe spare for the signature of the
Deputy Minister of Finance is blank.'
New Era. The other day • y.mth be-
longing to *....ketch ran away from home,
and was found near Clinton. He gave hi•
name as Thonipson, and while waiting for
the tot,:n that waw to take him hone. gave
hut leaning plainly ureter -Wand that he
not only Kid a very fertile imagination, bat
that he and Truth had no acquaintance with
each other.
Rev. Father Lamont, who for the pot
seventeen years had been weistant is-
cumbent of Irishtown died es
Wecineeday. the 2fith of November.
'The ileerasoil gentleman was very high
ly esteemed in the parish where he had
ministered SO long, and few were more
highly helot eft by his people, who deeply
mourn his death.
The .Altroma Advocate, published in the
village 01 Thessolon, mak.* the follou jag
reference to a former Tuckersmith boy
" John Ding. jr., lato of Huron. has pur-
chaeed the farm of Mr. Lasser. in 4 aulatoase,
for the sum of four hundred and fifty dol
lara clash It 4. • prod farm, *nil ma Mr.
Deng is • strong, healthy. young men ac
enstomed to famine, he will likely do well-.
The t hermorneter regnotereil 25 degrees be -
le* men one Sunday night, recently at Car-
herry,Manitoba. Master Will Morley. a Sea •
forth boy. who is putting in his first Winter
there, thought it Yew riot very ..old and
started nut to church without having his
ears °revered. When he got them thew
nemesary 0540 00 Isard as chips
awl the ..at day they WIWO swollen five
times 4 heir ore! inter, Wm -
There vete married& 10. 1344* lilt ihn
residence of the bride's father, Jamie
Hocks, 68 Bay rear, Owe. by
Rer Waites. pato, 04 Kaot
Reasid Nell, 2nd mew on S. S. Bake. to
Mien Nellie E. Hicks, dasighter et
Mr Hicks, formerly llennera blew Owe
Asialors,04 illfitohell._aid Ms Ames Heim.
50(4.1 k. the hride, made;tot :Ides-
inaols. Saber/ Rooks mad twee'
klarkdale, were the , gm"
os* neatly attired in larolell
plash Nal witlartasaiittig • r
the petite hrsele looked Lovely. ITI•perella
•••• both pretty aad webel.
ror