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PRUCE TREES -I HAVE A N U M
ter*Mee res treee. tour to eve feet
nktgti,transt mg. Tor irate p,
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p1lar
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Wasted
g tl A V E JUST RECEIVED Ali
order for iw•w- M. don -s 0
moronas the ' DOM le all Qattara be s
Vs wast tt mimed w Ik etas deify sell •s
will furnish hr. las sad le, t*e blibest Elis
ter Al. lee.. . e are Atliend bsm47bm1gM
Potato.. •t the mak dare.
W. 3. MORROW.
UANTITY OF
V Nmaw Ili
sed ANY We aro tiori 1
RnNer •ed Yelp-
Iasd 10.,11 • ea•le rad feeds. far Eggs, tl.
KIYU. Windham.
Building.
THD I B A.DINC3 N}7W8P A.PPJR OP HTj OI•Z COUNTY_
GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : APRIL '28, 1898.
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
NS WANTING A HOME CAN
part otavtosemtows halls to n t • nay tar ors ft
in
rd
ieymests, he Mere thee a modern'* rent .ed •
psi sasI dews. Apply to EDWARD
gHA KM AK. la
•
From our own Correspondents
- For Ahab or To Hoot.
OUSE TO ReNT - HOUSE TO
restos Boar Street, eontsiales sea
renes. soft and bard wave. and a g sad Morse
mad shed sad deo WNW s. • trait trees. ST..s
per month. Pewee ea w U to gives One et
1W. Apply to K. W. .OTT. Materia tk.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR TO
rent. - Frr sate er to one the 11 resssd
dwetline on Bt. Andrww'e street, at present
recopied by Mr. O•..dry. There M a good
cense woodshed. belek .make hems sad •
largo 'table yP +sewisee Will M to Mu Jvee ea _PA
My
WIL11A318. tit weere Crassest
MOOR 8ALN int TO BENT -TOR SALE
.1 sr M root the dwell's; so N.Iso.-• . at
esa5 MSSsorrt•d b F. mme•th It oo.Wrss
Hst. melee ow drawbar room. dialog
per, Mae, sad kttebee. ad bas s library,
w cbsem. p•atrss and • good tailor.
planted
e w►sf and fruit Pad tmisiAmot_Ydefaan ex lent
▪ App'1 to F. 8 * 11. on tbs pre-
glean
there ts spgees•.tten Here That Cause. be
lowed Ail w ben sloe -Mews ell the
5eu'', specially ReNrted
ger The axed•
LEEBURN.
Toaster, April 26.
Mrs. Fred Horton and Kat* Horton *c-
loyed • plo.sa•t vet to Bruoebeld last
week.
TO -i ry° Tenteavo.-'F*wimp _0t aunt
west Nn. J.a. Hamilton .ud 111 es bile
Clark WEEfile the delegates from bete at the
N o 100 to Credll ora.
,.Mien of the Women'. Auxiliary Weldon -
a• Society to be held to the Queen City.
W. wish both ladies a pleasant sojourn.
Kerosine urs Naw YORK -Atter • pleas-
ant vied of three months to his unols. Mr.
Foley. T Grl u went book to Gotham toll
of anecdotes of his stay io Hurcn oountV.
During whiter time he made many pleasant
Inaetest visite to Ktogabridge, which will
later os end to hu takior one of its teasel
flowers to Uncle Jam'. domains.
Farming operations in the way of seeding
and plowing were sopped altogether by the
big downpour last week. and formers are
now on the hop at the dawn of day, doing
double work to make up for bet time. The
f.11 wheat in this section is Doming on well,
and several unpromising fields are tables a
butter turn, and old experieooed tanners
tell us their hopes w Food for an A 1 1e0g
• Ino
u t i C E TO i KEUA Witte.
the neesteer of Ike Rafale of Rodertet Me
tare of the Teieus*tip of
Iibfteld M the Count
of !Iowan.
MAW s hereby riven pursuant to the Ste
Mute a that behalf that all creditor. and
others bawlasgg .dat,ue Against the Karate of the
said ltodaMck M Ronald, deceased. who died
on or aboa the Mel day r1 March. A.R. 1018.
are requested to deliver or end by post. pre
paid, to the Ludast Western Trusts Cow
tors, Menere. 00 row t 1'roodfool. Goderlob,
admta1Mrnter of the estate of the eecessed
on or before the nth ot flay. 1016. a statement
in writing eontalnlag their Dance. addree ea.
and dssortptla• and toll perlloSLn of their
claims sad a coasts cad s{ t*• security held
try itemise. ..
Aad further take that all persons lo•
debtea to the said Rotate ars required to
forthwith Pw•ay the amoaat due by than to the
sold AdmleINraser or its Solicitors so as to
aeahte then to wind up tea maid 1.101*,
Dared at Goderiob. this lath day of April,
A.D. 1010.
ZIUR 8A . LL -O U or TIE 135T
• AgssWM i'aitin4 ...►l.
Itteeer., ooe fagot51- 1 weer. list
claw agw frame hors GC W. MM. bo
been coat anon* /16 for U years. sit
and kitrheD. browsad? on the
$ teeiieot revel roods. $1,.S0 owls. bs1 o.t
0
eve ter Dent Werra Apply to r. MO
DON AOR. (hrlow P.O., 0•t. or to J. A. Mc.
DONAUII. 19 Welitagtoe et !net. Tomato. 11.
FOR SALE -LOTS 69 AND 70
Bvobiraosi temvey in the Town of
1Ysetderteb, twee wktsk le greeted • aloe dwell
D•iN t1 h faeoamber 1015
Apply to CAMERON. HOLT & HOLMiyJI.
Godericb M tt
VALUAHLII TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Belau- heist ere& eloa-• Z ,
the river sad lata ftwarleJmyeeett lsr v hsae ry
ate A. MscUarMtt 1Sa.
Oma of tba tsoae v.1.•Me sed &tearable pre -
()ARROW t PROUDFOOT.
leolleiters for Admldetrater.
lllortgaie Bale.
SALE OF VALUAiILE TOWN PROP
arty. Under sad by virtue of a made
of Sole vowelised lee carte a Mortgagei
to the Teodoro. and beertag data the 17th day
of June, A,_ Ism will be offered for
sale by public auction. by Joke Knox, saotios-
eer, at his Aucti.•■ hart on 8.1511105 d., I*
00 town of t/oder1 h. in the County of Huron
se SAtnrdal, the 7th day of May. tele, at 11
o'elos► seas. the tollewinel valuable property.
serhely
AU end tbigutar c hat certain wool and
I.ci tract 1. 11 of load town of °orterloh, 1. thses. situate e county.
of Soren. sod Province of ataribelag 00111-
00111-
Mewl-
ewd el ulnae d
rl of Lot. raaeg number tM 1'.
the .•td Tow., • blob may be mon patrtfon-
larly dee..ribSl as follows ; that is to say : -
Cowmen
pet number Mi thence North et the tfor feet tcorner oo
a•i angle. thence due Kest p.r.11el wttn the
n ett peri' limit ot said Lot to the Kasterly
.rrir llmtt of eereof 0i'Lot de South fle thence oryy feetWoor MO ant. L▪ o.
to to •
Solidi r limit
West corner thereof reof and
lone of begineiug, being the whose of sat 1
1.x1 t amber Me oz. ept the Northerly 712
square yards thereof beret' fore sold and con-
veyed t Thome. Koukledge,
Th • property is situated on Church street
and u a vs, r desire te t.sidesee.
Terme :-Tea per cent down, and the bal-
sam within thirty (1e1 days thereafter without
laterwe.
Title mesas may M inspected at the once of
the r furthetom.r
fur the vendors
apply to. Horses
For further part
Horton. ..t .. isteedGone/isle D Dazed,
,this 119auctioneer.
h day of
to the *tsIw•terstgied : 1)atsdT
Aped, OAMARUN, HOLT t HOLMEB.
JOHN ChOlt. Vendor's SoUoltorl,
Auctioneer.
-- AUBURN.
Tumidity, April
A muds. d the cumbers of the Pablie
L bratty •ills.• held in the reading room out
Saturd.y, May 7 at 8 o'clock for tb• election
of a be.rd of mmarsmeet for the year 1898-
99.
engaged in the ssddldry and bantam busi-
ouss. H• looks vigorous, and is loud in
prates. of the prairie and Province, wbicb
he likes remarkably well.
Asoraso Plower -1z Der .STIR. -Oa kios-
day, the 26th, the rotes us of lire Aon
Patton, retiot of the late Oeorps Ponos,
were interred io 0aowannon cemyety. The
deo.saed had beee fora length of thee. af•
dieted with lung disease, to the afoot* ot
which .he auooumbed last S.turdsy, al-
though mediae) treatment had been toed,
though usavaitsbly tor her restoration. Her
age was 69 years. Doomed was no tnduut•
rtoos and good able's, sD r11 1. 140110 of
Male seamen of oottatry, and s widely
knows sad well respected. She leaves to
mourn her departure. twu sons, and three
daughter., and het fat her, who is an old
pifiea e. of this soothes. and other relations.
N whom the titers tympetby of the nos•
y jt- ory.adwd .. i is:: • 2..;; ylsetmeoaa
Rev. R. F«rbaire conducted the funeral
oetemouy which was largely attended.
ASHFIELD.
TvaeoAT, April 26.
Samuel Ceek i.e got a .position at T.
Eaton's, Toroete.
Seeding woe suspended darier the pest
week, owing to the wet weather.
The Inspector. J. E. Tom, made an official
visit to S S. No. 5 dnriog last week.
George Everett is making preparations to
move our Tuamotsr to work on a farm.
ROB ROY.
TrLaDYt, kpuit 26.
Seedier in well advaoo.d in this district.
-Mrs. remit Hawkins, ot the Nile, was
liitins r 1 1e the out week.
Mrs. Rogan. et Oed.rioh, spent Thureflay
last at the residence of Wm. Junes.
Mrs. W. E. Taylor moved this week Iiia
the hoses lately *counted by J. P. Fisher.
Mrs. Coaling y, of London, was visiting her
sister, Mrs. thergs Monne. the past week.
We are pleased to hear that Frank, nos
ot Geo Mobilia, of Uoderioh, formerly of
this "Ism, who was so wrIS**ly 111, has
takes s favorable earn.
pities 1n tows. _
South strsS% s5 •iW tsdlomwtisR
SEP -
ink Lichens. =kat primal °cooked
by
Mt. Andrew W
t. The d waists.*sMs Sedldabt greunde
war the O. T
eocrupied
h the
U; e sgad o DTt)Vre•Dbe, .p
to 704 A eodsrieh.
PIANO - M. R W. LOO1mANeg. Bt1AB
formehas d • ames i.r MRS. R.
1124
A LOGAN, N, berg. /tor
"MISS RETIE CHUTE.
Graduate sad M Qett•cbelk Lyrle
°Midst
Y R71mw. North 'Prost
Tauber A 1•g
PIM Orme. Mao, emdl 1
bswame ee sad R. W. M
w eeSlde•ea « R.
D reek At boss tram 1 te
sltuationia Variant.
AUCTION BALE OF VALUABLE
FARM LANDS.
plummet to the power .d Is • merlgage.
s d amble tow b. at the time
stogie_e will be o he sale SY public
M Themes Onadry. amsremeer. at his
1 Meet, l• the flare of •t 55 8.1-
mom... m.. 1551 at 10'dWk dMrwoow.
AMiM NTTKD - IIsee IM M EDDIATELY, A
Mir he Ihm. Y Q AIIIRRON ~
0 Y WANTED - A GOOD, SMART
boy holt 14 to Myepu of aha• to leen
s printleg unlos
oe, Apply at TSM Zttouar•
oe. tf
e5pes b.nemy ma4 lens ' C' ty04 "11ag is the W eelens
Ton the
m li as the of Weil a farm•
asmana liZr•ores of lead. 01515 er oma. eon
Mrs¢
Twee desorlbed 1. the raid mertg•se.
' T e7 is well mutated about • mile
tram OMdrtsk- A geed sedan greed taus
thnegb the farm. The building. eseelet tile.
•
trams M ase. frame bars and MM 1 .
t w exeepelwW7 !tom
tt*g Ike whet* tans 1e W Mr11ted ter stook
Or BALK -110 per oust. of the
= •e arra s11 the mme of iota. tad the
Ws the
1h4=7511 be required M s1gs ea
afire miNmodiste
Fatdie to tat and he MIS1
two the Termite
oar. er te Vendor. Solicitor.
1*5ts11 tiDated Agrame
•'ads. sad w the mins
Ike die Nast part et 1rma lag M 1 Doer.
1. Centel* y u sets. all
f sed, las geed Mete of °ult11vr
Rem u*soei Wields the prow y et
A. gnus. tad f es a ea dm travel
Pared 1, -Part of lot 1. con. 1. W.D. 0e1-
borM WI owes. Tide 'steel is .nce ly cls fwd
aced fenced. it Woke panel 1 on the M
side, wad treats es eases rood of land, bd 1M
Pa, g -A triangular pt•oa
pan of lot 005. 1 W.D. Oolborde. edtoies
gmel / ea dui* and hosts on the .epee
Panel 4.-111 the land Meng 1110 bed and
Rant is thele ants
River eleI0* Meni.lo00 1 now otitis
ong-
1eo between thee0aiUme Arne.In the Nest ..desstshh oeo ilii
.1Kodae.d. oo5OIM reboil? 1
D.
M°GILLICDDY; EDITOR.
COMING AND GOING.
Ed Munroe was Is Cliatos on Sunday list.
Dr. Bruce, of Chalon. was to the meaty (19eventy
town Taesd•y.
E. 1.. 1)ickewn, barrister, of Wingless,
was in town this week,
A. 8. Macgregor, of the Sun Life, wan 1s
town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lows sad ohild, of 7hia.go, ars the
ru its of Mrs. Black, St. Patrick•at.
Jas. Steep, of Clinton, wan in town as
Friday.
W. D. Fair, of Clinton, spent Sandy in
Goderich.
R Woolsey, of Brussels, was in Goderich
last Friday.
John Morgan, Bayfield, visited the county
town yesterday.
Ry,$ win
ODDFELLOWS CELEBRATE
GODEKICH TOWNSHIP
WIDMISDAY, Aoril 27.
Rev. Stephen Bond, v1 Sealorth, 000apied
Zion pulpit on Sooday.
Spring seeding will be shoot finished this
week if the weather °connote Sts.
John Ktobsrdson and deter Oraoe, of
1.bdsld, are guests at the home of Samoa
MoCullauh.
The raoent rains have improved the apep
neurine. of the LII wheat, but some 5.111/
11111 look rather poor.
IrYROVIME1*T.-990' Hioka is overhaul.
in and r.00vetieg the house on the 5th eon-
°weiuo reosotly purchased from Mre.Mteels,
*( Ooderiek, and intend. to make it his
LANES.
TrseDAY. April 18.
(Poo late for last week.)
gosling is pretty well advanced. • law
having finished.
Mias Stewart, of Lackoow, visited at P.
8eott'e the week.
Mr. ad Mrs. F. Languid., doe visiting
friends in thio looalily.
Joe Quinn and Joe Ford, of this place,
left last week, the former for Fargo, N.D.,
and the hitter for West Superior. Ws. W.
wish the boys every s000ess.
Stephen Martin, of Kiag.bridge, is a very
frequent ostler op here on our line now.
Evidently Steve thinks there is mightly
good fishing up thii wry.
Joe. Kerr, who bas taught school in this
section for the past five yore. resigned last
week, having seoored another school in
Perth oouoty. Mise J. McIntosh has been
engaged to till the vo.noy.
GENTS. -- " WOMAN : MAIDEN.
wife and Mother," • marviliota book.
taco by Lady 111.Mese. his otemo m
OepeCeWi e___ d
vaa. w
1,1MPANT,
GENTS.- "THE BEAUTIFUL L17E
_ot toles Willard," Ili *.r wier,t "Cal
of lot r ooe. 1. W.D.
0o h L Dues
L Md l .eml 7'iper.s mid the
Of• W ar 1 if11*N. sited g..ute M Miln
s on Mm., iA A PattOM f1p- T he Mtlgs14 81 part of bt i sow.
MPANT. Ilmlfgd. f Wts.,).Nea amid tobeeaa tube Wished/
=grid JW hew eeaa them valuswe time
G000toI , or • :dloa-
R. O HAYS
wm MI r.
•
Ammar'!.-Cbarrw Spence, while ward,
log in the born on Monday, h.d the muter•
woo to fall from *be ro.fold to the barn
door, a distance of 14 feet, atrikisg heavily
o• ha hip. We did not bear whether any
bones were broken. but we hope 1t 1. noth-
ing serious, and that he will soon be monad
KM*.
ACCIDINT.-Oe day last week. while un-
hitching hu horses from the wagon, Joho
Holmes had the misfortune to be run over
and tramped on by the animals, who took
fright at some paper that was blows oat of
the wagon Although he bas linen under the
400tor's ars, we understand he will soon lee
.11 right again.
St. Stephen'. oburoh, which has stood to
long on the Huron Road and was the meet-
ing place a few years ago ot • term) and
prosperous none .yahoo -e being demolished.
Mr. f.man. who bas paroh•sed n, is build -
tag a house sordes the road, and as there s
• lot of rood material in the .bomb, he
will tee it in the .rection of the dwelling.
town oo Thursday.
A. B. Damson made a hogs.. kip to
London on Monday.
Mr. Ksuhnan, of Cheesy, was in Gods'
rich the past wee*.
Mrs. R. K.dol fie has recovered from bar
recent severe %lhoss.
I. L. Killoran, of Seafortb, was is die
oonnty tows Saturday.
W. W. Harrison. of Exeter,' WWI Ike
county town last week.
Ninth Anniversary:
A ryas Parade -The Rare\ to Chores -ea
Able •ereae5 and a0ered Maslr-Tbe
Retorts I the Ledge Heem--Al
geese e. Tuesday livening.
DUNLOP.
Tuesday April 26th.
Mrs. Allen enjoyed • pleasant transient
visit to Porter's Hill Thursday 0114'81 week.
Mw Aisle Yeoman, of Shepp•rdtow, was
the guest of her cegatn Francs Quid last
week.
The pewees war between Uale Dam and
Sudo is now the ab.orbing subjiot ot de -
babe ammo oar dMzeas diem days.
Thursday of last week our to. oilman A.
C. MesDeo•ld was os the Huron (load
.s
Oodsrteh towblp seeing peri
spraying of the tree. is H. Cervixes erased
and was pleased with the week
H
will adopt the seise presses la hs own tare*
orchard.
APRII. the 26th being the 7th An -
invocatory of 0 idtellow*hlp ism this sontiswt,
the members of Huron lodge No. 62, oels-
bested the occasion by •tteading Divine
ler vice in Koos uhuron on Sunday morning,
and holding an " At Home " in their lodge
room on Tuesday .vecing.
Shortly atter ten A.01 011 Sunday. the
members sat i• Oddfellowe baZ1,'-aed at
10:45 formed line and marched is the East
street edteoe in two.. The vt.itore were
plead is the oeotral pews and shortly after
their gld:.l the sereloe began with th.
dozolot►.."The usual service followed, anti
the hymns, pravyn .od lessons tram borip-
-totes. were all pertinent to the 000aslaR;
W. F. Holmeeted• barrister, of Seafort*,
was in tore yesterday.
A o..eslty happened at ear •rehitere's
wlodmlU oa TesadaV a/tars s** of last week.
When his dog Poste was monism down
.airs to the lower Mary it got entangled 1a
the big belt 1d the nisiedisery sad was Is -
stoutly killed. Hle sudden end seed
quite a gloom amour' the sdwlors at the
.ohosl, as he was • Reset -al favorite. He
was • valoabls watchdog sad hunter.
W. M. Sinclair, banister of Rru..da,
was in Oodenoh Monday.
%V. D. Twee, of Si Hyoisthe, QM,
spent Sunday in 0odsriob, ---
H. M. Sinclair, barrister, of Brame, wan
in the Circular town Friday.
Mrs
WO Holmes was called to widow
on S.turday by the death of • rel&ttvir -
Albert R beetroot was saooeesfnl in the
..mond year examined= ae abs Donal Got -
at Toronto.
The many friends of the late Captain Mc-
Donald, *bow) death 000urred on March 5th
from an attack of brouobile and beartf•tl
un, will doubtlessly he interested in the
following a000nut of his life : lohn Mo.
Donald was born in Strath H.veo, Lanark-
shire, Sootlad, in the year 1827, and emi-
grated with his peruse nearly maty years
ago, first settling near Rochester, N.Y.
They then took the long and tedious journey
to the Huron Trot, which at that time was
. uppo.ed to be a land firming with milk and
hooey, loo•tinl on the old homeate•d now
°acep:led by James McDonald. John, being
of • meohantoal /urn, left the term and went
to Buffalo, where he bed so uncle outraged
is the stone-outtiDg and marble business, at
which trade he soon beoatne • skilled and
testy workmen. Specimen. of hie work
may yet be found on the pillars of the old
suspension bndrs.1 Niagara, and upon the
oomplslton of that struoture he had the
honor of unforllag the Amertoan flog on the
Canadian and ot the bridge. Daring kis
stay in Befab he walked three times' the
entire disturb from hie home in Porter's
Hill to teat ot1y. Urea the first 000eslew
et hie leaving home lit traveled in oompsny
with the late revered did widely known Dr.
Dunlop, whose limey stories and Soottish
bine bonnet the impede ever forgot, and
was always plowed to relate tits many out" -
owe Instenem oonaeot.8 with hie first and
memorable journey with the debtor. Al-
ways taking • great interest in military af-
fairs, upon the formation o tel•, s the 33.4
batt. he was appointed ➢ position
he held astir be redgoed • year ago, but re-
taining the title Later en he wee esgamed
as overseer .f the bailable .f parte of the
.tonework oe the Welland Canal. He
afterwards cooled en hie farm oa the 6th
ooh.. where he resided till his death. His
wife, who died three years .Jae., was •
daughter of the lase Almxasdu Blerling,and
Ilse lova sad devotees Trite whish d. was
eared for by her d during her Wee
and pMeesewilllat
atilt Meese will remesibersd
by the friends of both. 01 • family of
.leve • eon end • daughter are dead, while
out of the remaiNog eine oely two reside In
lands, viz.: Thos. A., w Me homestead.
ad Mrs. W. Whitely, of the 7th ow. ; the
Mbar nevem-four sans sad three daughters
-are is Dakota. Bong er great rendes sad
pow.simg • woederfal memory, his mind
wan richly .toted with k•nwledge rarely
'mod to any al.w. Of assist aed ratifies
disposition, it would ever he Sa.Oe0ted so•
til one engaged him In eeever.•tlon that
the
plaits and unassuming 101110101110esse
po.ed snob
an •motet of k•owl.dre. 1a polities he
WOW • staunch and life-long Uberal. On
the roe..ise of the lar/ election be lay an
tis deathbed, it Wag the that time dare
having the privilege of artier that be failed
10 mark his X o• the liberal We. A thud
and obliging neighbor, • tree ad .t•adfast
friend, be was esteemed by the many who
kew elm. sad hit des* leaves a vseae0y
not easily filled.
ANTED. - TAIIfiaRS' 8005 OR
other Industrie= of fair eda-
m to +hamBIw a MAW be
'm-
ooniest. I °odd
their own homes, a
to
Tensorial Artist.
FAMILY. TONSORIAL AAeR.TIQT.
'fioat r eb sui stead 41 f etMr_>h
-811, of 'e>derfob. aoatiend vtnwry ov les. It isl
j{ t1a em se the Geilartok
h RUM ibis r .hb
e
Wm. Roteoo returned frogs a1• bribing
trip to the lumber mills oo the Bruos Penin-
sula oo Tont.doy.
Engineer Brooch, having oompletsd the
senndiags in 0000tatioo with the harbor,
has returned to Toronto.
W s .re sorry to have to report that Wm.
Wallace returned from The Daoks, on Mon-
day, seriously ioduposed.
Hilton Holmes, of the Bonk of Commerce,
Toronto, Is spending a vooatioo e0 the frim•
ily reeideooe Colboros street.
Jas. Clark returned this week from his
visit to the fishing stations on the Georgian
Boy and the East shore of lake Huron.
Chas. Sharman left, loot week for Morden,
Mao. He has not decided at just what
point la tiro West b. Witt ieemts. -Wte wise
him ever' succeed.
S. L. Tilley, teller of the Bank of Montre-
al, chi. town, left lest week for the hank's
branch in Cornwall, with the good wishes of
the many friends 143 made dating W short
stay in Uoderich.
ANNOUN .%EM(NTb
Batteriok's Poetess.. W. A.►eea d boo.
All kind' armed prepersMcuC&$ M. G.
N icholson's.
Special bargain. this week In handsome
new drew goods W. Aohesoa A Son.
her the purest of toe cream, tee freakiest♦
of !runts sod the 011oioest of oosteotwaerV,
can ae Blsob•t one'* restaurant, N set St.
Before oommenomg his sermon, Rev. Jas.
Anderson, B A. weloomed the brethren on
be*•lt of bimaell and the ohuroh, and the
rev. gentlemen said he did 10 the more
readily become the priooip.ls and 00ns1itu-
Moo of the order were to beneficent. The
*reacher took St. Pall's wordp_to ►he (hal.
atioos, " Let us not be weary M_metl doing
for in due time we shall resp *we taint
pot " for bis text sad from them, penabd
one of the best .001515 est'mtma; 7e'•h ra
beard in Oodenoh. As might be expected
•• Weil Dotes'' was the leading thought of
the poster's remarks, sad from these two
words he drew important lessons for the
guidanos ot the Uodsrieh Oddtellowm sad
kindred sooie8es. -
Mr Anderson, while praising the work of
the I 0 O.F. and other soo.etiee, oautlon-
ed the members moons* making the society
their ohuroh, and oonoluded his abs delivery
by givios the statism°. of the 10.0.F. of
the expenditures for aid In sickness And re.
lief to member. end the widowed and
fatherless.
At the oonoluelon of the rev. gentleman's
remark. 11. choir. while the ooegreg.tiOn
and Oddf.11owe were leaving the ohuroh,eang
an Oddtellows' ode, most sooeptably• The
brethren left the ohurch in the reverie
order of enuring, and marohed to the lodge
room, where the N. O., D. Holmes, addressed
the members on the e.cell.oce of the eery.
toe. Delo., retiring, Rt.. P. Holt moved,
seconded by Kro 0. M. Elliott, thee the
thanks of Huron lodge bei proem:Ro1 to Rev
J A. Anderson, R A., toe tor bis able ser-
mon, the managers for the use of the ohuroh
and the choir sod organist for the exultant
musical program presented, and that • nom.
mimeo be appoint«I to prepare the resolu-
tion and present it. The motion hevior
oarriel unanim-rusty, and Bros. Rol•, Nairn
and lnwrenos appointed .s said committee,
the lodge adjourned.
50 pi, em f anselette, 34 footles wide, this
week se 5e. • yard, regular 80. W. Ache-
son &
Baled bay sad straw always on had a1
11. 0 N iobolson's.
DUNGANNON.
Norma -The toed .weal h DUngSnnem
tar TM■ DISMAL tau the *Mee of J. 0. War,
J. P., oosvlanOon. de who will r•ecety, or-
ders for sabemevtions• advertWst and Job.
w eek, .ad a antborls.a to give receipts for
. mow•t, paid ter the ease.
1RISDAT. April 96.
R. Cleadeasi*g is valw.g •oquaintatoea
Imre.
Are*IOAX-9PAlr158 War. --War mews is
Jho pri.0ipal topic here, as vr•
presume. y
Havint noticed i. Lith WSU&'a Mese ei the
111nem of the Editor of The Smear, we
el.oeroly bops that he will sees be restored
to health ad vigor.
We regime to leave ea .tate that Mr..Tohn
Whitley, e1 A.ht0ld, who has boos very
ill for some mate. is net improvlag In health
fiat blooming mere d.biltt.ti'l, and 111110
hopes of his tecevery aro eat.rtuoed. His
weeny friends would M pleased t. bear Of
hie reetor•ttO0 a health ..d strength.
be meld entdisot to
are
ow woos ii=.014E5PI:
ase tan
M the=n;
AtionrrION
TO Till r
Passive' et .erpublic ammo! win reeent04
lain week with • Mnnol•g baby. • d•.ghter,
sal h .o.argu1eee te wearing messy smiles
blether awl baby. we are f.tsrmed. are
Mimi slimly• We e.agfatal.te Mr. ma
Mw. Allem as the 'stirs/. They have no w
tyro daughters.
RIR
be T tests
W. A. Boyd has assumed ther daises of
teller at the isat,k of Mootreal here. The
gentleman name from the AlanMI° oo,st,
leaving been promoted from the hunk's
branch in St. Joho, N.B.
We regret to learn that our former towns•
mon, D. B. Cdbick, has on a0000st of 111
health been compelled to glue up his situa-
tion •t Woodateck. We hope that • good
rose will restore to him hs old•time vigor.
Mr. and Mrs. M. McKenzie, of Brandon,
Mao., who have beep visiting at the old
ho'oe in Ash8ssd, and their relatives,
County Clerk and Mrs. Lane in town the
past few weeks, lett for their home o0 Tues-
day.
W. W. Baer, formerly of Benmiller, who
Wee been tor the past ten years in British
Columbia. is spending • short time in the
vlelei►y of the old home. The gentleman
looks oe if B. C. has agreed with him is
more than cue reep.oe. Mr. B. is atereouP
peeled by hie wife and obild.
Geo. N Devi* is now to be found at his
new store, Colborne st, next the Bank of
Commerce, where his patrons will end the
largest sad bast Pelee, ed stook of stoves, tin-
ware, oto , In the rood y.
Bays y 111 tried M. G Atobolaoo's earls
fine paeaseaad l•eily tlonr.
Geo. Porter of..r. a few lines of well"i -*
taper'to ol*.r sit 3 and 4 iom per roll, •ad's
new paper.. with borders and cettiegs-
matcb, at bo per single roll. He also ofss5
the new Amerloan (which 000t•ios 1 yard
per roll more than the oommoo kind) 0001-
1,411010e oeihag and border at 81 and 10o.
per single roll Don't forget that thew bar-
gains .re offered at Porter's Bookstore,
lin to M 0. Nieholsou for Like d flhe
Woods beat patent and strove__WWII
dour.
A VAIA' ADLS Diet OVUM - vale* of the
F111oh Wood Preservative sod p tore
paint, • ebardaal oompoand ofyrmet value l0
preventing and ghand
all kinds of woodwork,isnowkn known for
and wtds throughout Canada. Wo there-
fore offer it with the fullest conal, ,s - •
°maiden horn of twenty five year.' *Zpe-
rienoe-th.t timber t .stud with it will not
rot or decay. Saa•otliog that has lain 0o the
'round eighteen years under • 1dEewaii
when talon up was se woad as when pat
down. Ws know that planks, poste, joists,
shingles or any wood treated with the Finch
Wood Preservative or Preeervative Paint,
Ina shown the least sign of rot or de•
o•y, not even sapwood. '1 h* peculiar nom•
pound that preserves the timber. enter the
wood, filling and closing the pores, the pre-
venting interior fermentation or deosy, and
00 fuegue growth Cao .feat It from the out-
side. All timber and all shingle roofs. new
or old, should be covered with this pnser-
vative An old roof that has been on tan
or twelve years oao be repaired (if 0eeee-
w•ry) with a few shingles and ooversd with
this preparation ; it ie then good tor at
lust twenty years more wiretap, will last
moos longer than • new one without the
preservative, for less than one-fourth We
cost. Two kind. ars manulsotured one
known s. the Ftooh Wood Preservative.
It is used for foundation timbers, louts,
sidewalk.. cellar floor., posts, or any timber
or lumber that i. In or on the ground. The
other, .he Finch Wood Preservative Paint,
is oomposed of Ingredient. *teed in the pro-
uv.tivs with the addition of linseed oil and
other compound. that form a hard and dura
able palet. Two colon are made : one red,
extensively need for shingle roof.. the ether
sa table tor the dies ,t buildings or any
otht r purpose. Farmer and others will
use money by using it -the price is reasoa-
sbic and within the reach of all. Try it and
he ootrinsed. Price of preservative Paine
for roof. oto, 401. per. gallon in 5 or 10
gal lots ; 517.00 per. barrel. ot 40 gallons.
The Preservative tor posts. planks, .ill., etc.
260. per. gdloo to 5 or 10 gel lot. or 110
per. barrel. 6 gallon mere, 30o. each, bar-
rels. 111.00 ewb, which will be allowed it
they are returned in good order. Any
quantity supplied. all correspondence and
orderer promptly attended to. Send for
oirattlar and testimonials to H. Armatrowg,
tole agent, Quebec .t., Uoderioh.
M. 0. Nichols°. tee just rushed • oar
of Lake of the Weeds patent, and 'newt.
smother within two weeks.
Omura ASV Ootwo.-A. R. MoRay left
here fan Target° last week, attar ea.mdly
*be Mester holidays with relatives
Am MaiMgh, nee al Weisel M.ikwgb,
Voss{ 'seared • pseltle• la McCermades
ss.HoMe.ery, Leedom, left bore nessty
far thae b111bmess. Ire wt.b e ,=
nMems tom as
wM toIroW
# lien well. when Ito W boa taw Mee
HARBOR AND RIVER.
Yon may oatob speckled trout oa Monday.
Perob were caught la thousands Friday
sad Saturday, sad all this week.
The boiler and boiler hoose at the harbor
mill were re-4.ed the past week.
A mew boat house bas hew ridded to Boat
Hones street on the Harbor 1.10.4.
The harbor is full ot young flab, sad while
they regain perch and barring will be pen•
tiful.
EXPERIMENTAL SPRAYING
Dessmionewo Myra M Me Fre reams nod
11lfeeiYeel N eser.Mst 1I0 sed
rmoussteet ase* N' gIW M.eardNw
Sao 1
SIAPof'nf-Mettdy May Std. at 2 r
0ooater-Tueday. May Erd, at 2 r. r.,
H. Oarwia'. erebsrd.-
Isitis-Watlssd•F. May 4th, .t 2 r. M. ,
R B L••sti Weer&W. TM Oa*,
t
s1i..d P.O., Oaf.
The fishing tags are not vet making pay-
's( Itfta, Omagh oe.eaionslly • fair one s
toles h.
The hooey rats of 'handily and Friday
✓ iled the river, ad the current was so
. trese that it carried away she corner of
Squaw Island.
The robins ars building their .este along
the breakwater, and a bet was mode last
Saturday that the leathery one. would
raise their Seting without Wee disturbed
by hammer and piok.
The .choosier Kolfage. Capt. John Mc-
Donald, wild on Tuesday for ElsR Pike Bay
to load lumber for Chatham. The Koltage
looked natty me she left the harbor, her now
out of paint britbtss'Dr tar ape consider-
ably.
On Tuesday evening the lodge room was
crowded, nearly three hundred invitations
having te-n aooepted to attend the " At
Home.' The visitors on arrival were wel-
comed by the reoeption sommIttee, and when
.11 were oomfort•bhy seated, the following
program was presented by tae oeairman,
bro. sheriff R. 0. Reynolds.
PRnu RA M .
Chairman's remarks ..
811L007*0t Goderloh Marine Bead.
Mr. W. 8toddart.
Mies P0+one.
Mr. Forte.
Me: dolls Club,
Mire Anseher et.
Miss MoKeo'fa
Bozo
Sous
8o10
R. (lovemlsok
The dredge Arneldl was is working order
this week with steam up. Her ambers
werion
her
sso fixed
loud weed k. is readypto deep's
last weak,
the barber and only walla the order to
start.
The We Mill hash hew leased e firm nby rd
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soh, of King.
es
numb wheat tturreali the A. 1'. R. elevator
Rat and Were
another
e passes
away,e RoAsir.wrm FortWilliam
will be in with the fire saree for '96.
The steam yssbt skylark, • Vatted Sates
boat that bas bees wiling in the Gem -Oar
Ba the past two year es a permit, reward
tiolertoh from Midland on Rseday. She 1s
en re0'e to Belleville, Mr. Corby M P., o1
that phos having purshaved her. Oe bet ar-
rive •t her deettatisS she will be tune•
Wed to the O•nadi a Registry. The Rky•
lark 1. • robot. 1°eklsg .raft. and appears
te, he •b'• re Stake bar gives speed, 14
Wks so bene.
B.LucrtoS
Soto
Vtol.rn Sono
BOLO
. Mies Strudel'.
Ilrru*nmroM ....aodMoh bane • Selection.
Logan and Mies
In
8o
8o
8
8o
8o
8
5Tapr.17AL Dour.. Mrs.
Campaigne.
1.0
1.0 Mise Whitney.
us Ben Robinson.
.L.cTros.. •.............. Mandolin Club.
to Mss McKenzie.
101.0 Mr. J. Thomson.
MQ .... _ ,. Mr. R. W. Logan.
st.acTio' .......... Goderleb Marine Band.
God Hay the Queen.
Daring the evening, refreshments were
handed around by • number of the brethren
and the ianovatton was much appreciated.
The Hall was duly deeonted and the
04dfd1ws have reaso• to be pleased a1 the
suooe.s of the eelebraelw of 1898, tor the
weather was gee on both day., the eaten
dawn of brethren liege, ad the many Mil -
zone present .t Llyine servloe and to witneee
the Maroh to or from oharoh, most gratify•
Ing. The '• At Home " on Tuesday was •leo
Isreel7 •ttemded, and the oordlol reception
of visitor. and the ezosllent program oi e.
seated. merle 11 0*. of the most pleasing
sedety tanotiooe Goderioh has ever seen.
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
It will pay bieyole riders to keep of the
e1d'wslks. .
The watering oart was not out on Than -
day or Friday.
Holy oommunion at Se. Osorge's best
Sunday morning.
The Lewis' summer natters 011 Lighthouse
street la still rising.
Regular meeting of Publio 'ohool Board
next Mooday evening.
P. Lynn's new dwelling on Wellington
streets being roofed in.
Andrews Bros k Co. shipped • oar 4104
of floe export nettle on Monday.
The McCready aid Common Seseewwhole
aro never overtakes by 11. vena --
Regular
Regular mestieg of Uoderioh oouwoil No.
157 C. 0 0 F. this Thursday .,.blit.
Mesar.- I'.11iott and Mltoo.11 shipped a
ear load of hogs to Toronto on Wednesday.
The tin. errs peoples reo.ntlV planted
in the Harbor Park ars repotted to be doing
well.-_---
♦ defeeitillalres la tows 1*is too tt.bk-
FEMALE WEAKNESS CURED.
Mrs. Saoodsrs Made Well and Strong by
Dodd'. Kidney Pills.
Brantford, April 25th-(Spsoi•I) - TbS
wives and mothers of Ontario are the meet
ardent d1nil.lw of Dodd's way of oorlog
dis•s.PS of women --l. to. by using Dodd's
Kidov Pills.
This le natural, for no medioine oo earth,
so •geaoy known to man has bayed women
ons tithe of the •so•y that Dodd's Kidney
Pills have Mddied.
Mrs F. Saunders, of Brantford. tells her
suffering slaters what Dodd's Kidney Pills
did fir her I have been • martyr to
female weakness for the past year and sof.
feed terribly, Dodd'. Kidney Pills made
me strong and well and healthy, though ser
seal other remedies i mod did me no rood
whatever."
Bo the maned grows. Cares made every
day. Faileree-sever.
The read proposes to outs the *wee by
• fres oe.0.rt to the soslrr1 of the Mads -
.1 Be•iety, to be held to the risk et an early
dell,
ing inquiries about the recent fire at Merry'
mill.
.1. T. Uoldthorpe has et•rted the frsm• of
another dwelling oo his lot on Cambria t'w1
Road. '10l
J. J. MoMath'e new dwelling on R.abTe1.
is now roofed In, ad the briekerork wilt tf-_
.torted at ono..
Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, B.A. ooneludd
his eerie. of sermons on "The Sabbath' Ise.
Sasd•y •evaelog.
Saturday being Se. George's day, the
Union Jack was hoisted oo the Bak et
Commerce balding.
Th* monthly meeting of 4t. (isorgi •
(lalld will be held in the 'ohool room next
Tuesday shortens.
Rev. Mr. Bond. o1 8•.fertk, prea.hd
Rduo•tio•el sermons in Viewrta-it. Meth-
ndfet ohuroh on .Sooday•
The Kenelegton Far•iture faotory atilt
keeps up Beam. sod s'eadi•r its ma•ufao-
tares dl over the Ilsmiaton.
The Headsmen Sioyel factory hod to
ran several •felts to suable the monageo mat
to keep an with the order het.
Miss Chute will deg Handel's miebrated
aria, " 0, Lord. Const Me Itot," sett Sous -
day averring, Ir North -R-. Methodist obsreb.
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