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THIS OFFIOIAL 1STDWBP.A.P33I1, OP HURON OOUNTY.
FIFTY-THIRD YEAR.
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IT SHOULD SE
MARKED PAID
FOR
.4.1900
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : NOVEMBER 29, 1900.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAlaws:i REPORT.
Goe6u.0 M. Nov. i18, 1000.
Fall Wtteat 0 61 to 81
i ,our. famlll. Per owt 1 10 to 1 10
I win., pewit. per cwt 150 to 150
Pron. V ton ...-..... _ 13 M Lo11 W
Bborta . ton 15 00 to16 00
r4oreeninge, per owt 1 00 to1 00
Itye per bush 0 W to 0 .'1
Buckwheat. par bosh _.. 0 10 to 0 50
O.te.. buts ... ...... 0241o025
Peen, a '.0.1. 64 to 0 54
Harlot. per burgh ... 0310053 3
Hay. new. eltoo 760to800
Potatoes. pew, . bust. .. 0 10 to 0 26
Mutter, . 9 17 to 0 18
('hee•e. nor Ih .. 10 to 0 11
I.4)(, freer, anpoukei 6 do._ IS to 0 16
Woad .. .......... . . (0 to 4 00
Ride*. ...--•-....... 50 to 6 00
LamDtlkluw 50 to 0 66
1,Ive Wore ... ... ..... 75 to 5 00
loaned flog, 60 to tl 15
R.00e.. .....-- _ 10 to 0 17
Hero. per 46...............1240 0 t5
Ler.(, per (6. Ilio 13
Direr lt.af tore quO.1sr ... 00 to 0 00
Dressed Beer bind 00 to 0 00
Osate, itz75 to 1 50
Ord .6.1 00 to 3 60
Strayed Animate.
NAME ON THE PREMISES OF THE
l r eubwrlMr oo lot No.5. eau 1, township
ay Colborne. about three wt.eb ago, a two.
7ear•cld h Her, rod and wilt, Inrotor, part
jersey. Theowo.r to have the tome by
tonal proppa.rtu . oaylo• expenses and taking
bir&way. .1At JglKINA, Williford. It
ASTRAY.-UAME ON SOUTH PART
MI 3. fourth ouooeeeloo. Ath6eld (oear
Port Alberti, on or abouttbe 20th of August,
two sheep. 'I'b•owoer la requested to prone
prop.rI pay expressand tab them •osy.
JAB. IITK V JC NEON. 6 It
('1AME ON THE PREMISES OF THE
V
undersigned. about Novwmb rr let, • red
oow. with • tittle white o0 belly. Owner will
please claim the same, pa expenses and take
it away. WILLIAM YOUNU blot I1. lake
It.nge. 001boroe) S6eppardtos P., ). 5 4t
Publlo NoUss.
MEETING Oi THY HUYON COUNTY
f70UNCIL
Notice is b.nby Ovaa east SO* Council of
the County of Haran_ will meet In tbe oounoll
chamber In the town of Wlrgb.m oo Tuesday,
the Iib day of December next, at 3 oclock la
the .tt.mou. fu
Dated at Goforleh thin 30th S. LA7lflt,
day of November. WI Clerk.
Situation Vaeant.
U RS E WANTED, TO. TAKE
11 eh•rge of "mol) •killdeer. ♦ y to
MRs. GALT, Nelson root. Apply
WANTED.-BY DECEMBER 10TH,
M experienced 1eeseral servant Ap-
ply LIMAS. A. MoD. ALLAN. 6 ft
reaeh.re Wasted.
VI ALE TEACHER WANTED )OR 8.8.
111 No k W.D. A.heetd, holding 'rood
trues °mothers. A plte•tlew crating •aper.
Loco sad salol will be received o to Dec 1
110 b JOHN 'Ta
T. RIFIN E
Ior KNNILT1j
Mcr.1U
.N. Ltnt.U. Ott 2m
FOP IMO.
1./uU8Y 110K BALM::'' -MN)61HLY
..y.. t11 Cottage 16 */psi
to E. 74 I.L W18.
HORSE AND BUCOY FOR 8A
ehup. Apply to JAI. STONEHOCTS,
Dlbagaeane.
POLITICS IN PARABLES.
The Blueno.. Poet and Phil-
osopher.
Mr. Neck Tele. Ms Woad •1 .sygoleg -
"Me Wear. use 64rler'. hats"-Ae-
atn. Ile bleb as a 'event
People
Dartmouth, N. S., Nov. 22, 1900.
Say, Mr Editor, it you ever lived war
the tea side, end got book .ftp being Inland
for • oouple of years, you h.,. an Wee how
girl 1 .m to get 0 miff of Ile ear Were in-
to my gills ogaio. That Lake Huron of
yours is o mlpbly boa body of water, 1 .d.
ate. There isn't anything In the brood cul
verse to equal our (:ao.dlan inland ...t,
and you ought to be proud of them broad
fresh wart oo..w of yours. But whim you
0.r. .melt the sell wind for throo score
years or more, off and on, thin. 1s some
thing in the tang of It that nothing .Ise can
equal.
1 ran .oro.. Dr. Russell, M, P., on th.
. treat loot night, and p.y. Wm • hood of
E l.dntss and cengr•taleted him oo hle vlo•
tory to Hants Co. Th. door/ (be's a law
dente,) be soya,"Why, it's Unlock P..ob. 1
thought you were in the West. 1 saw that
• Ood.nch paper had some of your ob..rv.•
Nona lately.' H. shook his head, and said,
"Pesch, when will you leave off spinning
yarn and talking polltles 7"
"Say, Bee," 1 says, for thin all call the
olever lila* man Bon down he1're, "I'y. lo-
on up stories just now for poetry. 1',. tut
k000k.d off • plea, stout your win. .re
.he roe.:
ear. It urea
Mode 'em tomtit
In tLe fight to Hants.
81noe that tussle
Dr. Russell
Wean tail victor's pants.'
"flood rrrolow, Uplink," .ye RUMOR to
N, "why do you rogation tho-'
"U.'seetioi.bles 7" I put in. "Well, nes,
doctor," says 1 in a taloa, explalpior sort of
w.y, "le the fent pi.M It Is poetic license.
1 bad to rhyme with Hants Host. :
pant. See !
Dr. Rnseell, ho just laughed, and said,
"1 thought 1 was sans oullot1'
"I don't koow shout that," says I, "bus
Ib. Tory hopes MANE A Lur what tk. re.
turns Mme In from your county." And
es.o I say,, "Didn't you tell the folks that
you were one of thou wither to stand In
the breeches, sad you wesieyt Haute 1.
the Llber.l part 7 "
"1 believe I did say mire We thee,"
says the doctor.
"Well," says I triumphantly, ,'and you
now steed to the eont( RtS-otherw,sa the
victor's pints."
Theo I took • oopy of Tat Sloes. mit of
my pocket, and 1 showed Bee Rosaell the
reeoler you printed the day after the slop•
'els.. " Whet is be wearing -t" 1 liked.
F0 R SALE.- THAT DESIRABLE
house and lot 1e the .111.0" of Dungan-
non. the property of the tete Rieh.rd Tre-
leaven. The boor le brick veneered and 03n.
sista o' main part, LxYl. kitchen. 1828
Herd and soft water In ouoecU.. toms
woodshed attached. Good frame stable. eta
on the property. Tb• tote comprise one-half
acro of land ; beautiful lawn, with One Mode
trees surrounding. Poasees1on can he hod
at any time. Apply to this o$oe.or to GEO.
BTOTBERB,onthe plebe, or to W. LANE,
Goderlob. el tt
'UGH SALE. -THE GALE FARM, ONE
of the beet 100 -eon farm. 1n Go4erloh
township. Hanna county. Lot 17 and part lit
841) cocoessloe., 64 miles from Ooder(ch,7 miles
from Clinton The farm othta(us rood bulld-
ing.asd geed fuer. Is well watered and well
under drained. Thew Is a lane tearing or-
chard 0.1 garaen of small fruits Terms to
Butt purchaser. ApQply to WM. GOULD. oo
promises, or Uoderlci 6..0. 31 tf
VOR SA LE. -LOTS 96, 96, 117, 118. 119
1' and 148 In Dlutohlsoe's survey. and
south holt of 876 running ppnppumbers, e11 Ie
0ororloh. For p.rtlonl • applPHILy
HOLT
Barrister. km, Goderlch.
March 1411i. 1100. "Ott
MMala
WGLENN CAMPBKLL.
Organist and mutest dlreotor of North st.
Methodist church, and trotter of pianoforte,
pipe organ and theory, will be pleased to re-
ceive
e-
re ve pupils. Instruction given either .t
studio or sit par 14. home. s desired. Studio
at Emerson. Kunio Store. West et. 71 tf
I 1 ENRi JORDAN. -
tel uioal director Enos Presbyterian church
t. opening blares In Vocal Organ. P,•on •o((
Cornet. Pupils prepared for Torooto ('College
of Music examinations. Apply for terms el
" The Frontento, " South street. Goderiob,
- r.ttoOtn to Odhrellows' buUdtng.
In.uranoe. eta
(111A4. E. SHAW, OKNERAL INSUR-
• ANCE sod real estate •Rest, isms some
good farm and tows propertyfor wleortrldo
and sante mora. Olen, tee oor east of P.O.,
(loderloh.
R. k011514RT80N,-
laoountaet eoo I. made up. Agent
B uilding* rented ond rens . ee
alldtmII twA
FIn Insurance In British and Canadian
Companies.
Oflloe- in Prondla & Ho, aomae, North
et met, 0°der oh. 41-11
LINJ. T. NAFTEi., GENERAL IN -
1 • SUSAN, R and Real grate Went.
Fits 1141�4 A. .. Ide.toed Mate 01.Iosuranos
0Reotooe mntnal or .neh plan •t 'oweet
rat, Poul No.
Rost Knottier and (anadlon companies Tell
,.tented.
(Mot next door to Harrow & (1•rrow, liar
rioters. Hamilton otters.
M .died.
DR8. TURNBULL & TURNBULL,
Partilohlinit, Burgeons. eta.
01St. Hamilton street.
Night mils answered from osett.
1011.
J. Telephotos FU8ULL. r F. D. TUiI XBULL.
DR8. SHANNON & GALLA)W, PHY•
BIC(AN3 an4 gnrgeon.. Olflce In clank
Of oommern. MiIlditn . west elde of square.
t) . Shaw � t ,wideness (i.11nve
eta ,aside".. Asper et. Elrlw et w.
Thous N. 'Phone 60.
t_
VoTIICBIfor otherwise treepamo
pN•r�tRa�oIBR�EBY pGIIVKN THAT
RidgeJ-1 arrea• "War afar
t my
er tell he ar
„n• 7'.rt, 47fr
Warning.
It M said *8.t. the Loreleinra w:11 b•
milel to Menge the d,or sou-. s re to
hays It bow tau it le Dow This su00
maty earwwa wars fetroy.4 I,y 111el warm
weedier. and it le.agg.ted that the open
I10n. b. from November 10th 8. 91140, 1.
* Mee Mthem, •Manu weNb•r.
"The vtot.r's peels, sere eooagb," says
the dreier t and he laughed until the Mare
eam6 tufo tris eyes.
"Test's what i calla s11:k bIr , We
"See his shape."
"Why
are the pante D
I•Id t Sari
w
drew,, u Interested as oo01d be.
"'that's • oompllment be the HI,blyder.
around Loohalsh, to the north thf.er of
Huron runty, who vete about five Orli to
one Tory. I.eaatwsa tha0'e my notion of
It."
"And why Is his Worsts rolled up a0 the
bottom!" the clever ores* inamlner he asks,
"Oh that's to show that he is strong on
PRIMO/ PREr.0(N.'1," I says, knowingly.
"It's awfully &0111th you know."
The drier he just roared, and oolA, "I
mast gt.e that to Sir Lees Davies when i nes
him. British prefetma' ; latest London
, tyle. Pretty rloh "
And then he asked, "Isn't then any
Iritis .hoot that rooster of Dan Me(i1111-
°odd v. !"
"He's Irish Ram'," I say*, qu(,'k u •
trap. "Mee his nhest flung out : Look of
them span I tile whole attitude 1. irsh-
fearle.s in war, gentle In pew, •rd.t In
leve "
"May, Pooch." said the deem, "you
ought to be In pelt/toe. And if there Isn't
a ,treat of frith In you, I'm mietakee."
"That's neither hen nor then,' sari 1.
"Bet the Irish are • penolior peep(• Talk
•teat the Jewel The Irish are more Diose
then Hwy Did you 5004' notice that 7 i*'e
• foet if se Irishman s o l'•thnlle y,.
will find him et mass when those of other
faiths are snoring le Moir bed& Thate
partly heman he le • O.tholee, and larraty
boons In Is Irish. if he is an Kpioon.
palm, he 15 mon inlet In hls oheroh duties
Mer an Rat/limb ,gate* Th. If he'.
Metbedtol, M .n give tke bawler prayer
attho nisi week pnyer•meollea. and mart
a 0ymb tithe Were say of the ether fellows
ban catch their breath. You weer found .
Baptist harder In or e0.11 than on lrlsb
one. Sty, deem" 1 w0tteotd, "1 am re•
minded of a little story, given as • straight
foot, that show. that oo matter wore b.
may he, nor what be may be walled, au
Irishman le one of tie mut devout la es
reltgiou, Lelia and practl..
"Daring the Crimean war the English
and 'Turks were oamp.d olose together, and
• Turk he Started to go down to the well
for • drink of water. Jut • few yards te-
em] him were • couple of British soldiers.
MII for pray.'. was wing out of the
Turkish Ross, nod the Turk soldier he pull-
ed out hie little praying mat, knelt on It
with bis far to Meow, and bowed 01. head
1 the ground to prayer. On. of the British
Soldiers hs gave the Turk • boot to the
most uolsplouous pier at that moment,
but the Turk be kept on with hs pnyn.
Th• other soldier be also kiok.d the poor
follow In the um• spot, and oo hard as to
kook off his fox sop But the Turk he
never paid any attention, until he Seabed
his little prayer. flea be sprang to his
but, bit one of the Britisher. straight be
twee° the eyes and foiled him 11►e an or,
and then he landed on the other soldier's
ohln and sent blm over likewise, • sort of
dizzy. The foreigner then picked up his
fez, and brushed the mud off, saying as
plain as 1 am saying to you, 'I'll faro y. to
Interrupt • TIPPERARY TURK In hie devo
tions.' And they tell me he had o brat'.
LI brogue."
The doctor he laughed fit to kilt, and
goys, "Ah, Pesch, 1 knew you would have
to 1.11 a story before von got through. And
We a pretty good ons to," say. he "You
never oro tell when you w111 find an Irish•
man"
"1 h.m heard some say that they would
like to bud more of them in ottem," NYS 1
Thee the doctor rye : "Well, Uoiook,
hew did you like the game we played In
tbt. i'rovloo, taking the tum all round ! I
think it Wu a tall, olein, snappy Rome, and
it was one to win."
"It certainly sou," says I. "And say,
doctor, It did me good to hear the folks •t
the boarding.hour Ie11 of your big remotion
here to Dartmouth on the Friday alter the
•leottoo. It was plucky of von to go right
In there Into Hants, with all the little
jealousies they tried to get ap at Windsor
sod them other plates. They tell me It
sou • great hurrah the torchlight affair. 1
missed it, as I was •t Ottawa that night.
But you, and Drysdale, and Rocha and
Waller, and Goudge, and McLean, and
Troop, and Mitchell, and Chipman, •od
Feuer, and Austen, and young Blockader,
and .11 the fellows had a high o14 time I
Maud. Well, you mods a great strike, mid
showed that you had the staff to win. lo
0041 • 0.eeball flours of'pereh, you fellows
in our good old Bluenose Provioce as a
team did great batting, and all Canada .d•
muss your Fielding Score 15 to 5 Er-
rorless game for the L borate, who get the
pennant."
"You are a gay old sport,' 'eye the doc.
for a. we .hook hand• of parting.
U R. A. Pgz'u.
AROUND TOWN.
BENTENca SUSP1NDED. - On Saturday
Francis McKee:to Path/ewe, Bent down for
trial by Mayor Clegg, of WIogbam, oo a
charge of assault, pleaded guilty before
Judie Doyle and was allowed to go on me
padded eeoteow.
To PRA(tl,n AT AU -Dr. Frank D.
Turnbull, who hat boon ot.obleted with hie
brothor, Ur. Jame. I, Turnbull, to Gods -
'lob, tier bought out the profit" of 1)r. H.
H, Ross at Auburn and 1s now located
them. Dr. Turnbull le o olever pr•otitloner
and will doubtless 000trol • large practice.
Dr. Roes will remain with him until about
Chrt.tma..
HURON POULTRY SHOW. -The annual
winter show of the Horoa Poultry and Pet
'Stook Aesopt.tion,wlll be held this winter
in God W• shell probably be able to
date ewes week. ChuWelly, CempOsll,R U Postlethw.ite,
Jas. Munro, Ed. Robertson, J. Lennox, W.
MoCre•tb, W. A. Ross and R(1. Munro .re
the bowl directors of the Aesoolatioo,
Miss Cif *FOAM APPOINTED. -cels* Chores,
B.A., formerly of Ooderiok Collegiate Io.ti-
tute, was lost week appointed to the posi-
Non of the teacher of modern languor's is
the Toronto Junction High School, et •
salary, to oommenoe with, of 81,000, MI's
Charles hsa been teaching tea fall In • col-
lege .t Dell.., Tezu. We presume that
her •oopt.00e of the position at Torooto
donation Is an lodloatloe of ao Improvement
to her health, whioh sou quite ao.atiat•c-
tory when .he left Uoderioh. We trust
that It 1. so,
GDDIILUDWI' S(„'IA1. Ev gots(' -Oa Fri
day evening the member. ot Huron Lodge,
I. 0 0. F., ga.e o large bomber of their
friends. very pleasant evening .t Odd -
fellows' Hall The 000ssion was the first of
a series of social entertainments to be elven
during the winter. Over fifty ampler' were
pressnt, and the dancing to the tine as-
sembly room we muoh enjoyed. M1..
Hattie Donogh was the muelolan for the
evening. to tie lodge room upstairs an
Impromptu lunch woo served nod was high•
ly appreciated.
Moat !'ARIN EYPOa1Th,N AWARD, -
Geoffrey Holl, of (loderloh, at present at-
tending 'Trinity College, Toronto, hoe n-
osl..d noNoe from Paris that the interna-
tional jury at she Perls ezblbllloe hoe
awarded • gold medal diploma to the Do-
minion of (epee for a oolleotive •zh16(tlon
of plume, of whloh his mettle formed a
prominent part. 31111101 Rr.okenrldge hu
Ived • similar sr neUce in respecthl
.f •
.xhlb'l of apples. A oopy of the award will
be rent to each of thou exhibitors. trade -
Hob mode • good showing •0 the grett ex•
hi blllon.
(fIrr TO PU11I.t, LIORARy.-Ides. (farrow
lately made • handsome present to the pub-
lic library In the shape of fifty volumes,
mostly Bottoe, many of them late Issues, and
ethers very aooept•bla as (formatter' of
mash road books. Tne board was much
gratified and passed • vote el thank. to
Mn. (farrow, and expressed the hope that
many others would follow her example
Very many pennon hays books In Hier
homes which oboe read are seldom 11 ever
*ken ap train, belie In no renese works of
retor.nm. in 4h• publto library they woeld
be always •ooes.lhlo and would be • rearos
of d.ligbt rod profit to ether.
8A1., A 611.1.40. WEI.I. SPENT. -If 14 1a
not your hohle to hs to Illustrated took
for your f•mlly'' Christmas 1.•dieg, try
tke experiment, "Toronto Saturday
Nioht'e Christmas," silty pages, toll of
stories and plenum., will Intermit e7er7oet
and width Oho Melon of all aa (aeadlaw.
Four plotless getable for tering, one of
whioh-"Rsphael'o Mother and Child" --is
an extee reproduction of the usenet and
best pictcre In the world. Nowhere oleo
err you got the same vele 1 Flys dollen'
worth of Me best .rt and literature for 50
mato (4et 14 from ye.r newsdealer, or
from The Sheppard Publish's, (7cmpany
Limited, Termite.
Hs OoLman Has, -The (Jlinen New
Era rodeos the following story shoat the
01 one eltit...: Tat ether day Jth.thaa
Miller, Lb, omit thews, pertly .ad Ieuts
pnprNter of the Redford Hesse, 0.der(eb
.s ie tis deorway et Dila' livery erten,
bore, when • little girl about live or "Ix
years of are Mme along, Ste was evident-
ly Impressed by hie size, for, eyelog him
ositloelly, the sold : "You're • pretty fat
mw, mister ; would you plow stood up
till 1 Or how big you •r•!' Miller emlled,
and stood up, with the remark, "How
doe• that suit you. miss!' She woo evl-
dtotly pleased, for u .he moved along the
remarked, "My goodness, but he's big."
Jooioi Terrumi.-Th. Junior 'Tem -
Plats held their regular meeting on Mord.y
afternoon •od elected their ctfimere for the
ensuing sir months : Director, Mrs. ('olio
(J•mpbell ; V. D., Ajar Mclvor ; seo'y.
Ella Collinson; true, Junes Carne; chop.,
Maee Sutherland ; guard, France. Wig-
gins ; genteel, Bert Kobortsoo ; organist,
Reggie Elliott ; lookout oommittee, Mangle
Hoer*, May Coates, Hugh Polley, Brats
Rud. Days of meeting are the Bret and
third Mondays In every month, .t 4:30 P. M.
TO SPEAK IN UODzntcH --Rey. E. 0.
Taylor, A.M., 1) D., or Butte, will .d -
dr . muting. In Uoderioh oo December 8,
9 and 10, under the .u.plo.s of the W. C'. T.
U, Dr. Taylor's leetores .re oo spooled
' objects, new to Mit majority of the people,
and w111 doubtless be interesting and io•
' ttuo►lve. Rev. Dv. Thomas, of Toronto,
says : 'The women of Coad• nave eel•
direly made no mistake to securing the
airtime of Dr. Ttylor to p.vs the way for •
successful pleblsolte°mpere 8..ddr..s
sou admirable. It had the merit of being
rich In two .ssooti.la of effeotive throb -
facto. and general moral earnestness. 1
have seldom heard the subjeot of temper
ants discussed more to my sall.taotloo."
HOCKEY CLUE KE0IwANIZID -The re.
organlretion meeting of the Uoderlob
hockey olub was held at the British az•
ob.uge hotel on Monday needing. Tb.
following officers were eleoted for the wr-
aith 1900 Ul :-Honorary president, Hon.
J. T. Gamow : honorary vloe president, W.
L. Rlio1 ; president, F. M. Dunham ; ver
president, H. M. jet ; .oretary, Geo. L
Allen ; treasurer, Chu. Shephard ; mane
g er,E C. AMR' ; Mp110, Wm. Mo(arthy,
Fred Shephard and Peroy Walton were ad-
ded to the •z.outive committee. There
was • di.oauton as to the best ,oceans of
raising funds, .od it was decided to Ma
Vass the citizens for sabeorfptlow. An ef-
fort will be made to seem new suit. for
roe team.
RIMMED raoM SIBERIA. -Capt Tretb-
swey hu retorntd from bs trip to Siberle,
where he w'e sog•ged, with • party headed
by the Matga(s ot Queensberry, In ez•mir•
tog some void mining properties. An A.
.orated Press desp•'oh from St Petersburg
a few days ago oont•ined the following In
telligeow : "An Eoglt•h .yndlo.te, with
• oapltel ot 41,000.000, has just secured •
onnomision to exploit the P.rhena gold
fields, which are 370,000 sores In extent, in
the Amur regeoo. The syodlo•te will also
be allowed to dredge and ezo•vete thr
streams. The Maryut. of Queensberry and
Prof Holloway are the heads of the godI.
eats." W. understand that Copt Trot b•
may boa an offer from the eradicate to con.
Nous to their serve..
AT THE LANE FRONT -Two mon big
bolt• have brought Mrgots to the. port
dur t g the 0.s4 week. The •teamor Spo•
leis arrived on Fridty from Cblosgo with
116,000 bushels of wheat for the Uoderioh
Elevator Company and after unloading
°lured Saturday nigot for Chicago. 1 he
steamer America arrived Monday morning
from Duluth with 110,000 i.a.h. t• 11.zseed,
also for the big elevator. At . not the
largest in bulk, this 1s the mo.t valuable
oarpo that hart yet bun deltyered here.
the elevator was nearly full when the
vessel arrived, and the noloadlog was (L-
isted until spam war mad• for the corm
by large shipment* per U.T.K. The flax.
seed 1s de.tlned for Baden, Ont The
sawmill is shut down temporarily. A tow
days mcre will finish the nutting for this
o vation,
A LITERARY l'ROJE T. - The youth
people of Numb nowt Methodist ohuroh art
working upon • plan for the production of •
both of quotations to le oontrlbuted I y the
citizens of (iod.rlch and • few outride
Woods. The plan Is to receive quotations
and pobl•.h them In • handsome book,
.long with the names of the oontnbutnn.
The young people have to view, of .urea,
an addition to the fonds of their sooisty e
o result of th• sats of the books, but they
believe that the produotlon will to the
literary upeot be • credit to the town, and
that as a oolleotloo of the best sentiment.
of our ethane it will be of great and luting
inter*".. Twtety-five sees will be Meru
.d for • oopy of the book and the privilege
of oontributieg • quotation. The scheme is
an ambitions one, and we wish 1t every
. oboes..
GOVERNMENT 11AKINO Po DER TWAIN -
The Royal Baking Power is an old .asdl•
dal. for favor with the housekeeper. rel the
Domtnloo. Is patrons will be pleased to
. now that the recent Government report
glen, the analytes of baking powders sold
to the Dominion show the Royal to is the
purest of cream of tartar powdery, the most
healthful to ohar•oter, and of greate.1
leavening strength. it is shown that the
art In baking powder making is to ;rim s
para and healthful powder, of highest
leavening power, which will keep toriefinite-
ly without losing Its strength. These t0 o
qusleflosttons-effective keeping and high -
eat strength -It 1e impossible to combine in
• powder exoept with the use of °htmtoal-
ly ingredients, The report .fates that the
eoly entirely oryam of tartar powder.
which Mme up to this standard were the
Royal •sd (levelaed'..----_--._
TRYow•: Co
T t. t�-
The Worn eo.0oil
held • brief r of session os Friday treeing.
with .11 the members in attendance except
Mr. Holmes, Ths bylaw respecting. the
harbor mill was given eta emend reading.
(The bylaw, which will he voted upon .t
the time of the munlotpsl election., b pab-
tlthed In the advent/Ong oolumn. of Tor
SION At, this week) To. Meyor and Mr.
Marney reported oases In whloh relief had
both granted, and His Worship also men-
tioned the owe of James W(leen, who dm
sired 60 he oommltttd to the hour of refuse
and who corded some olothleg before going
there 11 war dreided that the oorporotlon
men shnnld be instructed to swoop the
/ravel off ►h• orossingt on the Monate, as It
would destroy the w.lka if allowed to re-
main. Councillor Knox megges6A thatsome-
thingbe done in the w•yof • reception to Plm.
Marron donee on hie arrival limn from South
Afrlm, .ed on motion of Meson. Humber
awl Knot It war deolded to naive him at
rho 'tattoo and to tender him en &Adres.,
ether detail' to he orroagle by the Mayor.
On• o1 the m0oelllor. *height 1► would be
• good idea to proctors one of th. Boer nae
sea and net It up In town sea memento of
the war.
1)ovn.r. (104NTln A FOR1wie (a.INroN
WOMAN. -A Aeep.toh from Detroit, Nov.
enher 9640, hes Wien: Ellen Hamilton
Miller, mother of six children, stns of
whom are mania&, has hese a deeerttd oris
for 1.e yon, and has worked se • dams eta
to 'spurt her younger ohlldr.n. She told
Judge Robson today that sol and thous
R Miller were married in Clinton, Ont.,
toothy for than ago, and they lived hap
rdly toroth*, tomtit Ave yore ago, when
M111•rtheepteel se offer to go to the Algoma
Dlskrl.t of (J..•d• as • school hSS1Er,
parted treat N. k.11y with meelsg gip+.
sept bone money for their malulw•ooe tot
one leer .Dd t. oar Ole lettere and remlltao-
ons *topped A year or more afterwards
Mn. Miller learned that her husband woo
in Copper Cliff Her brother we. golog to
the Algoma country, and rbo soot along
with him a oowlgnment of bye oblldreo.
Dae of (hose told upon the WHow stood
the story of the ,- ternatloo of her father
when they molted Miller was the super-
intendent of whools in Copper Cliff and
also superintendent of • Sunday eohool,
honored and re.p.1.d to the oummuolty.
Moreover, he w•. hying In good style, and
• Mr. tiller answered the (Lor•b.Il He
hod married • Mimi W lob, daurhter of •
prominent busioeoo man. Hs told his
ablldren that they must return to their
mother, that he had • sow wife and had
cast off all allegianoe to the old eon. At.
toroth Drummond pored op to the oourt •
couple of blipping. from Copper Cliff newer
papers and whoa Ms Honor had perused
them hie "ole words were : "Take • d.ums."
ReytstoN ear 1013.9' Lu111.-Hs Honor
Jtedgt Moret has made th• following
changes to the rotors' lista of the various
municipalities of the oounty of Huron
Change of Change of
Added. Struok off. mane. property.
Aehtt.ld 44 33 1
Brussels 29 10
C Lion 28 24 1
Colborne 40 26 1 1
Exeter 21 14
Grey 17 6 1
Goderlob 29 33 1
Goderlob tp. 43 24 8
Hensel 25 14 1
Howiok 58 3 2 1
Hallett 24 20 12 2
MoKilltp 10 4
Morris 9 3
Simeon h 37 27 9 1
Stephen 63 4 4
Turoberry 13 1 1
Usborne 14 6 1
Wawanoeh,E 11 5 3 1
W•w000eb,W^( 25 2 2
Wingbam 41 32
Wrezet.t 15 1 3
556 310 61 12
The lir for hayfield, Blyth, Hay, Stanley
and Tureen:DMM were oertlfi.d without
appeal.
y0001 MEN'S LITERARY AND D31ATINO
(,Lt'. -A number of young men of the town
have formed • blab for the purpose of die
owning public questions, and with the fur-
ther objeott of developing the art of pablio
speaking, Improving their.otlualntanoe with
parllam•otary prooedure and the rules
whoa)) govern public meetings, and looms
(op their knowledge of literature and 61s.
tory. The olub hu seound • room at the
1'emperanoe Hall, where th• org.nlzatioo
meeting toot place last Thursday evening.
The following officers were elected : Hon.
ovary presideot, H. I. Strang, B. A. - presi-
dent, M. B. Dulm•ge ; elo•-president, H.
B. 4)01.1 ; seorerary tree.urer, W. Stuart
Lane ; program committee M. Maedonold,
E. H. McKenzie and H. B. (tante young
men who are interested in the alma of the
olub as •boys net forth are cordially Invited
to brooms members The olub twill meet
•vary Tbur.day ev50log. After the bad-
ness of the initial meeting had been 000.
oloded, the question ot the abolition of the
Sena': of Canada was di.oassod, curly
e1y coo protect taking part to the delete.
Ti , ant mutation presented favored the
total e,LolU ion of the upper chamber ; an
• meodrnent was brought In looking oo the
r.forma.uon of the Sen•1. ; and en amend
matt to the amendment •dyoo•ted Lt• r.
Notion to lar present status. Tie reenlo-
(lona were •11 delisted, none of thorn sear.
log th• support of • majority of those
present, and the not result Is Chet the
Norte remains introit, at least until the
young men take another whack at 0. it
mty tie as well to state that the olub Is
sirlb►17 non partisan, and that it is the ln-
wotion to disown only questions which are
n ot contention' botweee hilt great p'rbitlml
pante
AT 9o.u10DE BALI. -At the Divisional
(hurt at Osgood* Hall on Monday ludo
moot was gime by Chief Justice Street to
the nue of Butler v MaMioken on an ap
peal by defeadant H. 0. MOMtckth from
judgment of County Court of Huron In so
Moo in that court opoo • judgment reoover
ed walnut detendanta on 1St November,
1877, In an action in the oounty of Ontario
Appellant oontended inter .1ta that the
right of cotton is barred by B. S. O. (1877).
oh. 108 ; that subsequent to the jedgmeet
he berme insolvent and reigned, and duly
obeli ed hi. discharge under the l000lv.nt
aoto then 10 form ; and that the writ in this
•orlon had not been served serail' twelve
months from Ito ante nor properly renewed
within that period. Held, following •111 -
son y Br000, 19 1' R , 143, that 20 year.,
sot ten year., 11 the period of time .pplio-
• ble to an action on • lodgment of • court
of record , held, oleo, that at this stage ob-
jection to the validity of the writ cannot be
raised. The renewal of • writ la • matter
of pran0(. resting In th• j ' -.1 discretion
of the lodge, and whit.. !hat dm-
or.Mon has been exeroteed oou t, . "al la
provided or none attempted, the ,,., - nn
renewal t. binding (years v Meyers, lb I'
R , 381, and other oases) Held, .leo, that
the evidence of discharge In Insolvency not
having been discovered In time to hen an
application for new trial under sub-eso. 3,
. in. 61, R. H. 0 , 65, It mey be mode to
this ooart under role 498 Order made
that upon payment to plaintiff within four
weeks after taxation of owta of former trial
and this appeal, this court will appoint •
thew to reeetve the truth*? e'tdesoe u to dle-
ohorge as 3efend.nt may adduce and .t.,
plaintiff may wish to give In reply. If
Orta not paid or appointment not applied
for within ten days atter payment, It
made, •ppeol dismissed with nota .1. M.
Clark, Q C., for appellant. (farrow, Q.
C., for plaintiff.
Ct.IwATUt-It is • rather prevalent no.
Nom we believe, that Uod•rinh, by reason
of Its position on the shore of • large hody
of water, 1s ooldor than Inland towns In the
same latitude. in summer the proximity
of the I•kee doubtless loops the alt here
molar than it le inland, but in the winter
the nibdtfying Influence df the body of
water work, the other way and prevents
the extremes of told whtnh other plumes
have That this Is not moiety a theory,
hat . real condition, has beth proved time
and .gain le post winters, when cold waves
baro snook places to the south of us with
mach Greater severity than woo Me ems
hare. But you have suoh 81g11 -wind. in
(loderloh, say. tbe Inlaeder. Well, 1k•
the storm of W.dee.dy of last week for an
instance. Any etn1gtr whn was In (lode
rleh that day might well hay. thought this
• Meetly town ; Ib was a raptor .eerter of
• tale that struck vu ; tout Thursday's
papers .hewed that the same humerus 8.d
visited other parts of the Provence .peer
esti? la eves greater fere., and the wind
earth from th• weer, toe, 4h•t day, A
London • lorp flagstaff was blown down
and the ruble mid was blows out et o brtok
stable. At Hamilton the gale bre down
tree,, talephnne and .lee•al, Ilrht wires
tears, awnings, .tee, and tweaked down an
Tres emekmitank, Al fliag.ten, Ottawa
Toronto and ether Oasis no tried played
M*(1•r pranks, .6 I.ggligsfie falling •
Ile Millar of • settee( teen Was .rte o
1111 Wawa. SI esnaill neobs•
"took of • woollen mill was levelled, sad at
Uoelph tie wind performed • vitriol] of
Irtuk,. We beard that • baro had been neo
roofed la Uoderioh tewuahlp, but we have
not loomed of any clamor* In town worth
speaking of. The moral is : When Me
Minoru within our gotta enoouoten •
breeze, be Mould not begin to utter
anthema" opoo our zephyr. ; he would
muoh better bang oo to his bot and thank
goodness that be 110't at some other place
where he would Ire blown away bodily.
W. C T. U Norio. -The regular mot -
Ing of th• Union was held ou Monday, whoa
oomml1.ees mors appointed to mak• ar-
rangements for the taming of the Rev ):
0. T.ylor,l•otur•r, on good olttz0nahlp and
escudo temp.ranoe, •'theca of much Im-
portant, especially •t this time when w•
are threatened with the szoluslon of the
e oleotlflo temporanoe text book from the
public *oboole. Wit hope publto opinion
will be so ar.s.ed that such • change will
be impossible and th.8 the teachers will
more decidedly vote down euoi • retrogrodt
ae'eure, To these wbo 0.r not given th•
sabjer0 moob •neaten we would say, be
oars to hear Mr. Taylor, who ie Iravell ng
under the auspices o1 10. W 1.' T. Unions
of the ['retinal, for the eduoatioo of the
publto along thou lino. An extract from
the Boston Transorlpt will terve to show the
prootloal use of .uoh instruotlon, wblub no
doubt many of us could personally give
fumbler proof of : "Don't Oly. Brandy.
A millionaire brewer, • Senator of another
state said to Mrs. Hunt, I shall vote for
your bill. 1 have sold out my brewery, and
am Olean from the whole burnous. Let me
toll you what 000urred at my table. A
guest 0u tak•o dangerously 111 at dinner -
insensible -and there sow a o.11 for brandy
to restore him. My little boy .t once u•
alalmed, No, that is just what he doeeu't
nood. It will paralyze the nerves and
mimeos of else blood vowels so they wi11 not
seed the blood to the heart. When the
liquor was poured out to give the man, th.
lad Insisted oo pushing It book. You w111
k111 him, he hoe too muoh blood (til his head
already. How do you know •ll that, his
father afterwards 'eked, Why, It is to my
physiology at .obool. It retar the text
books prepared by snob neo •s Prof. Newell
Morita, had suooeeded In giviag Mo lad
some delimit.* Information wbtoh was prov-
tog useful. Senator, said Mr. Hunt, are
you sorry your boy learned that at eohool.
Madam, the man replied, raising lila hand,
1 woula not take five thousand dollars for
the'e50r.nre this gives me that my boy
will never me • drunkard." For dates and
further particular' of leoturen w advor-
tleem•nt.- 8s.-.
CHURCH NOTES.
Speol•I servloes oon1nue with growing
lemon in North street Methodist ohuroh.
Rev. M J. Wilson, B. A , will preach on
Thursday evening, and R'y. R. Whiting,
B. A., on Friday evening of this week.
Servloee oommeo°. each evening •t 7:30
o'oiook. The meeting. wilt .leo be aim
tinted next week. Everybody Invited.
The sacrament ot tis• Lord's Supper w111
be dispensed In Koox oboroh out Lord's
Dry morning, Thit prspar.tury servioe
will be held next Friday •ysaing of 8
o'clock, what Ret. E, H. *mem of Bruoe-
field, will preach. Atter the oervlo., the
o ew oommunic•ob will be admitted Into
full membership, and cards distributed to
intending communicants. The collection
on Sabbath will be on behalf of the poor la
the 000greg.tlun,
Kev. J. W. Robloeon'e sermon In Vlo•
tort• street Msthodl.t oheroh oo Sunday
craning had spooled refennoe to the .te
Mrs. Walter 81111b, whose death 000urrod
100ently under oiroamstanoes of prealler
@ Wns& Th. tort was from Revelation
531: 25 -"There shall be no night cher.."
The pre•oher sou beard by • large and at-
Notive 000gr.gatioo, the ohuroh being
orowded with friends and sympathizer. of
the ,.fatless of rho departed one,
Iaysreess Camp, Sons of Sro►Ised, V
commemoration of the anniversary of St.
Andrew attended Knox ohuroh In • body
on Sabbath morning sod were sddreserid by
the pastor. Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, B. A.
Mr. Anderson dellnred an admirable ser
mon from th. text, "'1h. people 021.1 do
know their (cod moll be strong, 1.4 do oo_
plolte' (Daniel 11: 32), pointing out that
the greatness of the national life of the
'loottteh people wits due to the foot that 11
wee founded upon the fear and rotenone of
(hid. Th. address was muoh •ppreol.ted
by the members of the order, who upon their
return to their lodge room paved a resolu•
tion of thanks to Mr. Anderson, and also to
the oholr of the ohuroh tor the service they
had rendered.
The annual muting of the teacher. and
of dere of St, (Morpe'e Sunday school was
held on Tnesdsy "venin, In the sohool room,
for the reayln(' of reports and dlreusse■ o1
other blueness In connection with the school.
The rentor oocupled the chair. The Bnan-
olal report was considered ••ttafactory. It
was decided to form • ease for those •boat
to be prepared for confirmation. A motion
WO. pseud thanking the late snpertoteod-
mit, D. N1fte1, for t his long 00llri0g
work and Internet In the school. Also to
Mn. Armstrong, who Is obliged, temperer
i1y it is hoped, to dlsoon4lnu. teaohlop. The
thanks of the school were also tendered the
organist. Mr. ('uff, and hie wl.tante, Mss
1)onogh,; H. Blackstone and H. Cuff, for
their °holtservl.s, and to Mies Lewis, the
librarian. On motion of Mr, Neftel and
Miss Radon, the new superintendent, .1.
Fowler, war requested to convey the Numb*
of the school to R. M Williams slothim v .lo•
e
Rlf of Illastr•ted texte. Arrange
rear were made for the holding of the an•
null Christmas festival. A weekly N•ohsre
meeting tor the study of the lateen and • new
system of (wren, the St. Paul's sell.. of
graded Sunday eohool l"""one, are M
he Ietredaond. The yearly promotions
and readjuttmenl of the °laser will be mode
not Sunday, being the first Sunday in Ad
vent.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - NOV. 29
82 a Year -The inodon Free Pre. P/g.
C. , [,1d 8
Amount -The Canadian Poultry
Review, Toronto 1
Notice to ('redl8or.--Preudfool A Hay"8
Sheep Astray-Jas8tevmson 1
Cbrlstmes-Ktdd's Rook Stare 4
Dress (coeds -W. Aoieson & Son 5
Ckristmae Books and Goods -Porter's
Ston 8
Stoves -J. H. Wereell 4
Bylaw No. 18, 1900 --Tows of Ued.rlob4
Arad. Looal.-.0 W. Andrews 8
Heifer Astray -.1•s. Jeoklo, 1
Root PuIpen-Goderlob Engine & Bloyole
Co. 8
The Drurglst'e Duty -J. Wilson 8
House for Sale -R. N.Lewt. 1
Mortgage Solo --Philip Holt, 1
new ohuroh, and his people are fall et •d•
nitration for him.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
The pump question foolish.. molter for dim
pute lar mu0tolpel politica, but thrre Is no dis-
pute between I'rldh.m, the tailor, and his
customers 3TC and style guaranteed and
prior rltfht.
The regular muting of Munk• Council,
No. 103, R. T. of T., will be held pent Moa -
4.y everting. As there will be eleotlon of
"48)011, • full otlendano is ,.quested
Coon lioder(oh, No. 32, C. 0. F , will
hold their colt regular mooting on Tuesday
n ext, Deomber 4th, Af there ors some
more Initiations on band and .leo the nem-
lo•tloD of otfMrs a full attendance la re-
lussted. 'f. Bushow6, reo.-se.
COMING AND CiOINO
Mn. "osford has relara- ed from • visit to
Simone.
John TI3he left Mondey a(grnoon on •
week's holtd.y trip.
Mrs. P. T. Halla and Muter Reggie aro
vlslting .1 80.. Marys.
The Muse. Neftel, 88. Vinoont week left
on 7aturdly for Toronto.
Wm. J. Carrie has returned basobee a -
resit to rotative. at London.
W. A. Harri.o 1e visiting his daughter,
Mn. Gordon, •b Lacknow.
B•roley Doyle, of Dello 1, was In town
over Sundt' visiting friends.
Mn. Wm. Proodfoot and Muter While
left on Saturday on . visit to St. Mary..
Miss Carrie Shannon, of MoEw•n. Toa•
ones, left last week otter spending the
summer and fall months in town.
J. M. Sutherland returned hems last
week from Colilogwood, where he 0.d been
employed on the drodre C6•lleoee.
Mr, and Mrs. (ieorge Wilson, of Cho
Huron road, lett on Tuesday for Pickford,
Mich.. where they will spotlit the wlnber,
A. Egwn.r, Inland revenue ob1ioer, boa re•
turned from P•Imerston, where he had been
for • month relloving an effioer wbo Wad
111.
On •000aot of 111 health Miss Mary qtly•
bourne, who hos been leeching la 40.
Ur.Httou public) school, hu returned to her
home here.
John Bata lar returned to town alto, the'
e e•N,o's work .t W larton. His son William,
whom he visited In the hospital 01 Buffalo,
la getting along splendidly after • ray
erit(o.l operation.
Will K. Mellott left Tuesday morning for
Sault Ste. Marl", Out , where he bas • la-
or•tive poultice as stoma/nil-iter with the
Algoma Commerce! 4'.mpany, o1 which the
grist (lergus is the hood. W'111 Is • clayey
and steady young man, and has .uod prw-
pecte of advanoemeot •head of him.
"MR. PEECH. PLEASE EXPLAIN."
Tbt�Yidltpr of Tits SIGNA- L.
SIR, --I have been muoh *Med by Shp
homely destortatlow on politico Cha6 0.
appeared In 1 Hg Slott At. recently frets the
NO of Mr 1•seoh, of Nova 80o►1., but then
is • reformat in his last letter 8. Canada b..
log ruled by the Freuah Canadians for •
gnarter of • century, and "no Tory raised •
NtnMl." W bold yea be good enough to
ark Mr. 1'eoob to explain.
Louden, Nev, 27. 11. B&atal.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Oyster.. (;et them at the Yialsria Bop
titurant, West street. They reosive them
regularly -always froth. Ioe °roam, ono-
feOtlnDery, fruit" and negate. ('. t31.A(-r-
STONE, proprietor. Tslspbooe 70.
Wanted. -One Mn of cholas roll butter.
20o, weekly Also dried apples and fowl.
Our stook of dress good., furs, and ready.
made olothing etc., Ie large and not NUMMI-
ed. We hove • few odd mantles to oles,r,
810 ones for 8.5 and 8,5 ones for $2.50. 0,
K. KING, Wingh•m.
IN AN AMMAN? NIII.NNARY !-Al the
mnololp•I striations in (toderloh In January
there will probably het at lout fon, bailee
-one for the harbor mill bylaw, one for Me
row bylaw, one for Money oounolll•rs, and
one for turn oounolllors--and possibly •
fifth for th. mayor. A olt(ren who hoe had
'one ewperleno in municipal oblations tag•
guts that there may be *omit difficulty In
;Lattice through with *6• voting on all these
mat',,., especially as • considerable number
of toter. ht:e to be put through • Doane of
In.tr0otloe .e to whit is expected of them
alter they bpet to
than I �n
I few
1Do hoer., polus
an assistant, orn
11 clerk, V is • DDofnted for
mob sub division, who would relleve the
deputy rolnroing (Atter of • portion of the
work. The town coanoil might 1.k" the
suggestion Into.nsideratlon.
The new Roman Catholic) church •t Dub
lin was dedloated no Bundy hut with Imo
pruslvw oeremonle.,and in the preoenoe of •
great •s.emhl•ge of people from far and
near. The oeremooy of blessing the church
was performed by Archbishop O'('oonor, o1
Toronto, who afterwards *Admitted the
people. Bishop Ma0vsy of London, Itlshop
Dowling, of Hamilton anti a large cumber
of priest. orf.ted In the d•dtoatlon, Rey.
Father West, of (iodertn6, being one of the
number. Th. net oat of the church In Ito
present state of oompletlon le $13,000, .11 of
whloh amount has bees.ub.ortbed. The of
fertory nn Monday morning ammeter to
nearly 81,200, and the evening (inflection
month the 0040000. to •bnof I1 600. Theo
sire of the new edifice Is 137 feet long by 60
teat wide, with • 'prior vestry In the
north side of it. In the front, rlatng from
the entrance, is the loll Meer. Tim tone.
Of I. finished In white, fifth the °illog of
blank ash. The smithy tenacity, inelaling
the large gallery, to 800 The basement,
lighted by stained plus windows, aerie's
tat there INgth of the fielding. Th. •l.
tor,
whloh stands at the rear of the epanIoua
eaorlsty, le of Roman.vgne design and 1e
bee%►Itully flnish.4 )'ether Fogarty, who
is the priest of Iho pariah of Dahlia and
Itishtowa, has toren very eewgetto In over,
wring and dtr•otter the elute whI* have
....Desi le the *sovietise of the Madams
Auotton Miles.
MOetTOAUB "SALE.
Pursuant to the power of tole contained In
• certain mortice?. boaring date till 4th day
of Jane, i898, e. , *!with will b. prodooe4
at lho time nt til•, there will he offered for
sale by publto •notion by Joh , Knox, Ano.
tomer, at Barton's Hotel, In the town of
Uoderioh, on Satanist, the 22nd day of
Ieosmber, 1900, .t one o'ol.k r. se., the
following Droperty, namely
Paroel Nn, 1, -Lot onmhar 6y mid
the
Northerly part of lot Dumber four le Ger-
don'e 5000.7, D•rltrlorly described In •
deed thereof from ,)she Hen to William
Harr et the said lands and romist.,' d le
the Scam,ry OBim of the coney of Hares
on the 75th day of Morels, 1896.
On the property there Is • frame hones
with kttnh.e, • (rune ,tore and .table.
1'aroel No. 2 --Part of lot number three
to the
Maitland (;onceoo,nn of the town-
ship of (inder.oh, containing one-half an
60re el 10,1, more or lees ; more p*iilou aro
ly dssnrlbed In the said dud from .1oh.
Herr to William Herr.
On this there Is • frame atter., aha •
large no.
Terme -r,Ten per tent, at the new of
..le and the balance within ewe teeth
therMfter
For forth,,, parsionk,, apply to
oenll or to the r,ad°r'wllalter.
D.t.d 24th November, A. D. 1900.
JOHN KNOX, PHILIP HOLT.
AowD.uer. V.s4.s'. 8d61068O.*.Id►
the