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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-12-6, Page 1THREE "A.e e e ADV'T8 ARE AcriVE AGENTS WHEN PL.AOND IN THE SIGNAL 4444444444441444414144444444 • 1 LOOK AT YOUR LABEL I IT SHOULD BE MARKED PAID FOR . a. 1900 THD OPPIOIAI, NDWBPAPBR OF 1-1"172:10247 OO 7 TY. FIFTY-THIRD YEAR. 2806 GODEII,ICH, ON 1'ARIO, CANADA : DECEMBER 6, 1900. D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR. THE WEAKLY MAn11G r REPORT. • O0DeMICM. Deo 6, 160) Mall Woes{• 0 61 to 61 t lour. lamely. glat0801......,, . • 9 10 10 9 10 b -lour, paleat. carawl......,, .. 9 50 to 950 tRtrrs.ao,, i) Ioa,,..m.em....•.. • t9 00 tole 00 shorts toe genealogy, per sort Rye, per bush H ook wheat, per book Oats. 0 bosh .... . ,. •, Nees. 0 bosh Harley, per butt Hay. new, • too Potatoes. new. 9 bosh.......... Butter, • -' ('haew•. Bgm fresh aawaoY'll. ! dec....- 16 00 (16 00 • „ r Ott to 1 00 W to 050 /0to050 96 (017 6/ M 056 3610 033 60 to 800 10 too 16 17 to 0 18 10 to 0 11 15 to 0 16 W (100 50 to600 50 to 0 Hides.... • lwmDBteas Dressed HMO H r 11 .... .... .. ........... Lord, per Dressed lie.? fore gtmrler Dressed Beef. load " Cattle, Rxport -+ o Crilla/AT• ......v,.r„•v...- 00to 550 95 to 6 50 10 to 0 17 item 0 15 11 'o 13 00 to 000 00 to 000 76 to 0 50 0e to300 Strayed Aialmala ASTRAY.-enMBON 15011TH PART lo! it fourth oonoeselm. AwhMld (soar Pen Alberti, on or .b tat Tbe 9'th of Augget. two sheep. The owner L requested to prove property posy ezpenese enA ante them •way, JAH. I IW6e1 0N. 6 It 111ItuaUona vomitus. AGOOD, PLAIN t)UOK wANTRD, with r•fuseooa Wages el a out. No washing. Address MHO. DR. WILLIAMS. TI AleZaader et.. Rochester. N.Y. 7 21 Tomboys Wadtsd. ITgAOH Li W AN rgD FOR 8 8. HO 9. Colborm. Dolle t to oommea. Jon. sad. Mel Applications, stating salary anti (mina a '{yfo ae.,, n e ei ved a . a Deo. 17. 1910, by A. •. ►ILWA]fB Doak" P.O. 1 FOP chill. HUUDKa11 FOR BALK - MON'HLY to nat.to. N. tin! Omannat.MAp.tly VOR SALE.- THAT DESIRABLE ✓ housemaid Mt is the village of Donqg••uu W - ata, the property of the late Hiobord Tre- leaven. The hoose is urlot v,•nrn-xl .od o •e taste o main pen. 20010: lactose. '8111 ;1 Hard and soft water In enanecUon. Proms -- woodshed atteehe4. (►o .l from. stable. . tn.. ; on the property Tbe lou comprise o.e-b If q - acre of load ; beautiful Iowa, with doe shade trees surrounding. Povsssslon .e be bed e lan Ila[.. ♦POl5 baleDigo., er w OW), IITOTNf<Rtf,50Bus phos. oe to W. LANI, " OeeerIeb. _ 01 tf 33 FOR SALK. -1 ITIS GALE FARM, ONE ot the br.t 10) .ore foams la Ooderlob township. Huron oounty. Lot flood part l8, oo..m sth ool. 6 m. O ufrom oderlcb,7.1G'e from Clinton The farm amain, govt build 'mooed good foam.. Is well watered and well under4retned. Then Is • lanes bearing or. el °hard mil garden of small fruits Terms to suit pur:name. Apply to W Y. GOULD, oa promises. or (iodation O. 0. 91 tf O-. LV O R H A L K. -.PATS %. %. 117, 118. 119 .8 and t/6 la Hstehisoo'. "men, and south tett of 811 running numbers. all to ooden..h. Por p•rtloulae apple to PHILIP HOLT. Barrister, to.. (bode-1ch. March IIt8. 1900. 60.tf FARM FOR BALE -THAT FIRST oleos farm know• . a. '•C...d•y Farm," being Z. halt lot 18. °wheaten 1, Hast Wew•sosb, *10 sores, Macros cleared and 'n A good state of ealtivlim, 1 acre b ish. There Is on the plane • good two storey frame dwell.g home 1813) with wlag 16E90, and a good stege tesllar, • frame barn 31.36 filth stone m.61. ander. 5 sores of cool orchard 2 goat Dever Who, spring well.. The sod Is a good ole) Meat. •boat, 70 nor. In groes, 8 acres of fall wheat, and some all ploughing. The Mom ars good. It s on • leading gravel road o.vealent to •,hurob.s, school, eta.. i mile hem the village of Auburn, 5 muss from B lyth. If miles from the towns of OoAerloh and Cllntm. Tbs is • very desirable pls..- n o poor or waste land. 5'1 Mor tall particular apply to P.111.IP H LLT. 1 solicitor for Oho 1atete ot the late Mrs. Gaeta - day. a Inodaranowolia- CLRAS K SHAW, UENRRAIhSUR• ANON and real .bis agent, hal SOMA good farm and tows propertyfor sale ortle and wants more. 0111o0. tae rw oor east of P.0., Goder doh. W. R. ROBERTSON. Aocounant and Insuran.. Agent. Hook. and &cooante made up. Halldlsgs rented and note colleete4. Fire Insuranos la British and (7aasdbl Campania". Mew la Proud foot k Hays' ofg.(. 1 street. ood.rteh. 9.t(30 141 .1. .1. T. NAFTKL, GENE/artIR BURAN s and Iteal Rotate sweet. Piro, Life, Aooldent and PlateOlo, Insurance etTectei on mutual or i ish pan at lowest rotes possible. Hest Kogliah and Canadian oomttinles rep re.rote4. Umm next dna to (harrow & Darrow, Per Aston. Hamilton Mtreel. r Modloda DRS. TURNBULL It TURNBULL, Omee. M .60 L Night cello SU•wsLsd tram i/ss. Telephone 101. J. L. TURNBULL. P D, TURNBULL. DRS. SHANNON & OALLOW, l'HY• 8IGIANssa4 0srgessr. elks to Paoli d Cnmmeroe building. west Ode of &mare. Night nails at residences Dr. Shan, on, Dr. Callow, old remMeses, lvap'er et, KIRIn.t. w, Phone 44. 'Freon 60. Warning. NOTICR 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT anyone shooting or n:l,,;r wise trespass - log vppmca any ppart t toff m property will be gr- Rid.▪ eeed w.od Part- 47 R. U, ATTR II L, Public Mottos. fTIHR ADIOURNS° SI&LS OV -1 MlMHM 1 for taxes will tate glees la the Overt Hoa.e la the Town of Ooderleh on Tuesday, Dee. lath, 1900, at s o'ulmk p m. W M. HOLM68 County [Mast TrsasOrsr. Treasurer's Office, f , Dee, :6th. 1960, NOTICK-APPLiCAT (►h WiLL RR made by the Onslph Junction Railway Canyons to the Porll•mnut of Canada at 1t" ant ammo for an Act sgteeding the time for th, roa.ero then of Its railway from Owlph M • point on I..6. Huron at or near thct tows of Goderloh, or to melt other point astsdescribed In tali Act 8051 Victoria Chap- ter M, ontitt.A An AM respecting the Guelph Jnnotion !aligns, Com s ; and for ▪ porous" porpA. H. MACDONALD, 8e.- rWry (6.Iph Jnaetlee Railway Ute 7 /t COUNTY COUNCIL RLKOTiON.- COUNTY OP HURON. Pobllo bailee ice hereby given that • met esu d thee r ►wetn•e e1 b at DI Inn No 1 (neat, e,otn- ggppesesAi1 of the mnaletpallttes of A*hgehcl Col botaianA Und.rtnh Town. will be hold In the Aftlewliral Ha'1, Dnnpnena. ns Moelay, DDlleeeorsm hire Lth. 1001, at tA, henr of ono o'nloek ' aur 11a Vireos'Vireos' of nnmlauting owlet to /the mil const/ Anlsica In miaow of tat comity of Harm. f. lh• l le goam l pole anAwill/M8.and monad on trio da/ Of Js^eery. 1501. In shah 50111wg gob -division at tat tlm.end pier. need by bylaw of rte msalelp.lt lis to Ih• selA ('nnntY Division boy. at Ya Nklmg iso. 100 uI I'Nninleatiap(of Odeon oar for Q 4 Denson Div stns Me. IL POLI'T'ICS IN PARABLES. DIEou.elnjq the Tory Leader- ship. ib. ritium Placa at, Larry', Raver -Ma Three Jew.-Welgblag rerk--llIM rb- lag an Orange Ledge la 'egoism. Dartmouth, N. S., Nov 30, 1900. Say, Mr. Editor, who do you think I ran across In the• city -that's Halifax -the other day, but big Dulltan C. Erawr, M. P. I Bever hoard of any acquaintance hav- ing to tell Fraser that they hal passed him without noticing him. Big Duncan is built lar twill with a heart for three, as doubtlw some of your West Huron folks kUOw, u he told me he wag up your lake shore way on a stumping trip, and that he got the glad hand at every turn. ' Uniacke," says he, 'Ben Russell woe telling me you were hotue for a while. W hat a wandering Jow you have become." "hay, Duncan," says I. shaking a list that would fell an or, atml that gave mine such an honest grip that it brought tear, to my eyes, "how did you do at Lorry's River the time ?" Swimmingly," says Fraser. . "Gregory got '1.0 at that polling pleas, and I gut a neat 165." "That beats Lorlbalsh in Ito palmiest dove," says I, "and I must to 1 your friends HI Huron that you have the bats majority pulling place in the country. And who is going to lead the Tory party in the Como mute?" I who • That's a leading question," says Fraser with an unmoved face ' Hang them Highland Canadians, any- way ; you can never be auto whether they can't nee it, or whether they are pulliug your leg." Then he says, "And who is going to to leader. do you think Y' ^Reamed if I know," tart 1. "And I'm • sumer if the Tories them.elves know. Say, Dornan, they are all just • little eusptclow that the Other fallow is Vyinglo get the bulge on them They remind me of • story that. came to me just wheu you galled me a Wandering Jew. "A Jew. who had three sons, died, and the old chop he was so fond of money, that after dividing nes • quarter of • million between the ley.. he put as • proviso in the will that each of them woo to put • thousand do tan in his tvffire. to be buried with him, so that he might not be laid aw• without.oma shekels. Well, they tui the old gentleman ax»nling to specifica- tions, but some days after the funeral one of the young Israelites, (Isaac it wan), he went to Levi, his brother, and he aaya, 'Did you put that thousand dollars into papa's coffin!' Levi he say.. 'Yee.' •Was it coin, or bills!' alike Tawe 'It was in twenty dollar gold pieces,' says Levi. And then he says, 'How about yourself, Ikey !' Isaac he replies, 'I put nine in hank notes.' Then the two brothels they hunted up Jacob, and they says, 'Did you put o thousand dollar. into papa's coffin!' Jacob he hal more of the Jew talk about him. and he says. 'Why; assuredly 1 did. for dearly did I love my father.' And he oak out his hatkercher and wept 'Was 11 coin or bank note. 1' asked the other two brothers, as they also wiped away their respective tears 'Well.' says .1500, a sob or Lwo still punctuating his words, '1 put in my cheque for dreg dousund dollar•, and took out the reeL' "And that's what the three or four possible leaders, who have been orphaned politically by the Tupper debase, are -try- ing to du to ate another. As to . bo soil• woos the Jacob act you lout goose ler "1 must give that to the boys in the .moking•room of the Commons." says Fraser. •'Duncau," says' 1, "1 kcow yon are a man of propriety, but if what I have been told in true, some of the stories they reel off in that there smoking -room will bear fumigating." "Well,' says he. "you've hecn out wwht, and at Ottawa, and down here in Nova Scotia. Who is going to head the Tory party!" "It would take a bolder prophet than me to foretell Wt," Days -i. "I had oda of my boys learn the printing bueine,s. and he used to any of *thing that waan'L quite up to the mark that it wasn't 'type high.' That's what', the matter with the condi - clams for the Conserv-&five lealerehip. ('Iorainly they ain't none of them has show ori ripenss for the plate up to date. "When I come to sire them up they', make me, think of a ntoty I heard of an Irishman who hal three young pion. and ho brought them into the house to weigh then[ in the old hanging neaten they hal in them times The first of the young porkers, be fore the Irishman could get he record on the scales, jumper) out of the hal•ttee and went through a pane of glum, and other two boniffs they followed suit, gquuting fit to kill. The irinhm•n he looked at the ,calor, at the window pane, and at the three pig" pelting •1"11g the road, ,till squealing like eon. Then he say, •Ah me fine little darlints, 1 haven't your weight, but I've Kot your dimensions : You're each •v you seven -by -nine, exactly.' "Fritter," says I, imppr•ee.ivlyy, "there are no men of'roe fweight lell on 010 other side. But they have got the all firede.t crop of 7 x 9 chaps that ever aggregated under one minor's+ ' Now, Duncan Fraser in • hig man, physically, and mentally. and he say., • Pesch you are ton hood 011 our Conserva- tive friends. They have a few fstrly strong men left, don't you really think!" "Well, 1 guess you're right, )uncap," Kays f "But you can count the on one hand There's R L. Borden, of this city ; well, he in 0 pretty able fellow. Then there Is that Tory Dewet, Billy Marken, of Toronto, he is • strategist of the first class, tett he pull* down so much ns he builds up. Then there is that bright heir• sol child of destiny, NMI Clarkin, •o they rail him in Ontario. he hu teal ability, but he memo to be tired down with he environ- ment. for nature never intended hint for • bigot or a fanner up of rate and creed feeling Follows that know him like a hook may that ho is ton hig hearted and gnnemne for he plorwt u editor of on Orange paper New,hsrring theme thews, who hove yore left in the House 1" "Theme a military friend out in itritish Colombia," suggeetmd 1Mncan 'Well," ass that there r• "sa yw 1,'f gar tirttlar individual doe. henry he hu s Prior claim to the plea ; hut the fact that he ran fill a meat uniform and that he hex a robin - time twrytone ion's a priori evidenwn that the. gallant colonel is fit to bass tis. job. Guess ogain, Donnan, my he)).' "How 'shoot, Clarke Wallowa" mita Praetor, awl h, gave a Mt of a rhuokto an be waited for replyy. "Clarke Wallace U all right in he ploen," says 1 "but hie plane Is not at the head aof a enlM;d Gonmdian party. He mored his hn•ta with his motes 00111A tin. Alm, aryl be never used his teeth In the tr.Dmot6D, except to show them at the Catholic anti the French He's • hustler when the boys assemble on the 12th, and ata bth of No vember supper he is uouk-o'-the•walk, that's certain But he tau never lead in than Federal Parliament." "Sax, Fraser," says 1 "I've fust offs more littlearo to spin here that is to the Point A fellow told me when 1 passel through Toronto about election time that he went oto one of Wallaue's committee rooms at Toronto Junction I thank it wa•, and that all the fellows were suing one another 'Brother,' and te'liiug of good points made by the Worthy bloaters and other fellows at the but lodge meeting. My friend said that hu felt queer, for he was not a lodge man himself. It made him think of a story he was told of On Irishman who took his rawly arrived brother into the woods to shoot They saw • big. baggy, papery -looking thing hanging on a tree. and the new arrival he climbed up to investigate. •There s something in it, and I'll soon find out who it be," he says. And then he poked his finger into it rad he found out mighty soon, too. And as them yellow jackets eh•.ed him down quicker than Zoe. thous. he yelled to his brother, "Run for your life. Pat ; I've disturbed an Orange ledge In session " "Now. that'. the yarn as I heard it," say. I ; "draw your own moral." "Uoiacke." soya Fraser, " W herr will you quit telling tater!" "N hen people do not care to hear them " says I. "And Pease give mea tender hand shake this ttmu," And the dear bio fellow did. U. R A. P11cn. AROUND TOWN. U. U. 1. COYYg,CCYRNT -The Collerlate Ieetltate commencement will be held in the •. .embly room of the eobuol tomorrow (briday) evening, when the annual distriba- Noo of models and oertifio•toe woo at the midsummer examinations will take place. DATaN or NgiT At,izi SITTINOY.-Tbe n ext jury sittings of the High Court ot Jae - ties will be held to Goderloh on Tumidity February 26th, before Mr, Justice Rose ; and the coo jury sittings on Tuesday, May 14th, before Ur. Justice McMahen. (MT IT AT LANT. - Toronto Star : Thomas MoGtllloaddy, of the Peovlaolal Department of Agrioulture cis moroiar re.ived the '66 medal whioh has bun oom ,ng to him .la. the Lime when he waved its 'ogler to the 14th •Regiment at Kingston in the f•11 of '66. At that time he was only twelve year' of age. A LIvELY INDIGENT. -Clinton New Era: Tbe latest addition te the House of Refuge inmates ie • man from Goderich who should have baro sent to an insane asylum, as be is • very bed ow, and should not be wiser. he ban liberty. Hs lumped from an upstalr window the other olgbl. • Merano. of about twenty feet, eso•plag Jujuy, .od ran a mile retorts he was overtaken and brought bock. Tna 9.1111111 1s Nur DEAD YET. I Stewart Clark has not yet Elves up his pro)eot of banding the Poi Dover Goderloh railway. At • recent meetlog of the .flus. atoned of Ayr Mr. Clark wan promo( and stated that the railway from Port Dover to Rerlln would soon b. .n a000mph.bod foot ; and the 000.Cruotloo of the road to God.. nob was Dae of the features of his proposi- tion to the oouam!. Jake TSB Kora. -There has. b.o Dom• plaints laxly thus... of the are lamp. on the struts do not light ap every Dight, and the matter was mentioned at the last town oouoml mesNog. The meohaolem n1 the aro lamp is snob that this s 11.b4e to happen :o any light, but . slight jar will generally ant the Hpht going Ksgioeer Kroll' advises that whoa enyo.. sotto. • lamp that hu failed to light he should jerk the rope that la •ttwhed to the pole and the will wart it, MonaLrrml W iio 10.45. SenOOut -Quito • number of the otos now to att.ad•oos at t8• Yodel Sohool here hays secured schools for sort year. Fraser McDonald is to teach at W bltaohnroh ; Walter Hackett at Limes; Donald Halliday at Auburn ; Browo Out- ran at Wows Heed, Brace county ; Herman Wirht.nan at Fordym; MtsRoilcstl at Cranbrook ; Mise Patterson at F'lowsrdals, Brum oounty ; Miss T t Westfield ; Mise Pterin at Mooresville, Middlesex .an ty ; Mw Wellwood at Dungannon ; Mee Loan, 01 Zurioh, WINTER POULTRY lexHtnrTION• - The Huron Poultry and Pet Stock Automation will bold their 1 exhibition on Tu. day, Wednesday and ` Thursday, January 29.8, 30.8 and 310 next The prise list will be pr&otioally the same as it was for the last exhibition. From now until the time of the exhibition, weekly matinee of the local director" and others I.t.rested hi the work of the aseoolat(oo will be hold In the grand jury room at the court house, on 1 haredsy evenoge, to forward the premr- • ltons for the county show. A ('LgvlLAN) Wantu,io ,--O, Wadies• day evening, November 7th, • quiet Mons wedding wan oelebnud at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Covert, No. 8 'shun wont, Cleveland, Ohio, the oe0Nectieg parties being Teter Grant, of No. 410 Har bor street (e brother of Mrs. Spao0e, of (loderioh), and Mrs. M.•)). Leavitt, of No. H 1.bam (mrt. Rev. Albert C. Jones, rester of the oboroh of the Hely Spirit, olhoi0M1. Mr. Grant was at one time • resident of Clinton, and tut summer he wan is Uoderlob on • vita to his sister. GoogaseH Moitiorn INA Now COMPANY. Phydniani .ad Nnrgam.' ..i•t1oo, Limited, o•pial $100,000, been inoorpor•ted, with the following dim. tors : --Doctors William Grnhan, William Gaels and John Shaw, Cllntm ; James A. Rnberuoo, Stratford ; James Hoary, Or- sageyilks ; John M. Stewart, Chula) ; John S. King and Wm. H. Alexander, To. mato ; James L. Turnbull and Alexander Taylor, Goderloh ; firmest MaoC.11am, Loadsehoron.h ; Notion W. Woods, Bay- field, and Samuel M. Henry, Harrletee. The heed of ioe 1s to Toronto, To KNrORCR TR■ RsdoLATtows,-Hera• slier (or, to he precise, after the ISIb of December nest) the pablio library board le - tondo to enforce Lha mutation. In regard M the length of time daring whioh huts slay be retslned by msmb.rs of the library, Any person rettloleg • work longer than the ragel•tlm• permit shall be fined two Dente per day 1a the .se of book., and see owe per day In the case of mag&r nes, and .h.11 pay one out for earth mailed bate. Som. pude have • habit of kmepieg books meob longer than they e►euld, tree dome, Mg other mamba's of the library of their ase ; the Imposition of • the will probably bring them M time. • Roomy" Toe V . to am r'IYIRIA (• Reif. sold Hewell, eon of Mrs. Howell, et Brest. ford, and . remain of Melvin W. Howell, of tows, has mad. • same for himself hi flee Rear war. He worked his way ant **Month Afriee and enrolled to the British troops then, and kis home oeedaos hu earned for him high honor. Lard I)e•dnoald was sexless to destroy • fury, la f.. of • Bur patrol, tad Hewell veleateared to mien the river and eat Mu repo R• swam the river trot fogad the wife, however les Web to set Re retained weals. however, with • small party and swam batik b ober. with • ripe altenksd b the May N dry It egress He also s•yetl • drowning oomr•ds ea the outward trip. Lord Duniooald, and lour Ueo. Balzer, both thanked Howell per.eo- a11,, and he hos bean reoommended tor tie Viotorta Cross. H. has already roo.lved the Human. Soolsty's medal, and has both given • tires lieuteattnt's osmmlgouin, Tun Jou.v PULLY Co. -The people of l;odrrloh doubtless remember the famous Jolly Pulls, iypaotlala and mind ruder', who miaow such • seus•tios, when they visited this plan. some time •go with shell marvellous and most I•ughabls work They will again visit our town for one week, oom meuozog De s%ober 10th, (n an entirely new ..entertainment, better and stronger than be- fore. O, C. 1. FtiaTnaLL TRAM VILRORIOUB,- A *.than match for the Hough oap was 01.yed at Soiorth on Saturday betwesa teams rvpreseotlog the *Worth sod Gods. nob Collegiate Institute.. Tb. Goderloh boys won. the soon being 1 to 0, but Sea forth has Kowtow' tie game oa the ground that, owing M darkness, play was not 000- Moued for tis full time preuribed. The 0. U. 1 bay. are now wearing the medals whtoh they woo Is Clinton In 9epumbar by boating th. Cllatoo teem and whioh they reoelyed • iew days ago. AT THE LAE1 FRONT -Tbe 'ergs Loth- •ir, to tow of the tug Seaman, arrived Sat- urday Dight from (Minion Valley with 220,- 000 fest of hardwood lumber for the Gone• rich Lumber Co The Lotto& will take a part cargo of bolt to Wiartoo The sohr. Katandin .zrlved Sunday night from Tbessaloa with 500,000 fest of lumber for Damen.. The Katandin bee taken her win- ter berth bare The err. Myles .me la Tuesday night with 40,000 bushels of whom for the Rlohardsoo elevator. The Mylea will make her winter quorum here. The barge Strath000• le expected OD Friday with 100,000 bushels of wheat from Duluth for the big elevator. UNR HDNDaED YRAaa OLD, -0n Monday Donald McLaren, of Toronto, formerly of Melon, .lebr•t.d bis hundredth birthday, surrounded by • large t•mtly /athoning and other friends, including visitors from various porta of Coad& and the United StatAmong the ohtldren of Mr. Mo Laren who were present were Mrs. Katha- rine A D. Cameron, of Goderioh, Mise Jacinto McLaren, and Mrs. Mary Rioh mood, of Blyth. Mr. Mobutu has twenty seven gr•ndohildr.a and five great grand• children. He grendohildren mode blur the recipient of so tllumtn•ted address and • well.filled purse of gold. Mr. McLaren Is • Dative of Sootland and • Liberal, and is still hale and hearty. BOARD or TRAPS MUNITING,-A ooseting of the Board of Trade was held oa Thursday evening. The treasurer's report was pre - rented, showing a bedsore of $19.97 In tie treesurer'a hand., whioh was lsore••ed to $22 97 by the payment of lsse daring the muting. W'. A. McKim w. elected ,re, sorer to place of R Radcliffe. resigned. There won a dlsous"lon in regard to the .• abliehmen► of • market day and also as M proposed ,bang. In the market place, and • oxmmlttee 000•isting of Messrs, Sounders, Elliott, Smith. Kmereon, Mollllliouddy sad Halls, was appointed to interview the town ooanail. Another matter under discussion wan the 0. T. K. statloo and Messrs. Colborne, Campbell, Mitobell and Willem. wars appointed a commltl s to investigate f6e gout o. of the huddler* of • new station by the 0. '1'. R and to wait upon the .ao• oil r.psotlag the same. Facet A NORTH DAKOTA J, 1....C11111111.-- Wm. Symingtoo, of N.be,PemMao .nnty, North Dakota, writes ue as follows :-"I well to renew my •ubeorlptlon to '101 SIO• NAL for anotber year. Koolo..d you will 5nd one dollar for the same. Tut SIGNAL is slimy, • welcome visitor os sur abl.. I am math clewed to learn that the L.ort or Government has been so triumphantly sustained at tie polls. Also glad to know that the Honorable Robt. Holmes, of Clio ton, h.s been re-elected for W.t Huron. Proud .leo to inform you that eau of Yoe old Huron county boys, F. J. Frrrow, hu boo re elected to the important omcio of sheriff for the oounty of i'emhln•, North Dakota. HR .me from the vicinity of Manohestar. Sleighing is good, weatbsr mild, Farmers are busy hauling their wheat to market. Worth about 60 cream a bushel at premia,. Tbe yield to North Da- kota is far below what it was last year, on • 0.aot of the dry summer." THE WEATHao FOR Dit•ii,gR.-Follow• tag s the forecast for December issued by rho weather prophet, Rey. Irl R. Hicks. It will be IlsteratIng to sou how Mosel, the weather follows hs prediotlone About Dae. 3 there will be storms of rain wltb thunder and lightning, not nece.e•rtly eo• oompanied by snow. Three storms out moats about the sixth, °hanging to water storms hollowed In • few days by a change to warmer weather. From the 1718 to the 23rd there will be • great miss in winter weather and the prophet warns puplsagainst violent water storms and blirsarde This oriels will tall between tb. 18[8 and flea 90th, .00mpaa .d by great danger along the North Atlantic ocean and over the lake regions. A raging blaz.rd and snow block • des foretold for the period Alter the 25th there will be • return to warmer weather, with ran and snow. Look for inflaenat and kindred symptoms growing oat of Dommbse weather conditions, Pre. ATOM enamour WILL Bo Howe Sous -Mrs. Chisholm, wbo bad brooms rather anxious about her son Austin, net haying heard from him for • eosel6erable time, • fewOIWt d►yt ago received letter bear 22nd. He had arrived to Lwdm the previous day alter • long voyage of twenty six days from Cape Tows to Soothomptos. He was to good health, having Molted up yery quickly altar the fever. He had got • furlough for two weeks and when It was over le intended to rotors home ; too that le • day or two he may be on the omen on the way to Canada. Mr. Chisholm is .vldently enamored of England, as h. writes : "What • 'rand 000ntry Kogland Is ! I think It le the grandest country t0 the world. London Is a great olty .... 1t Is net very cold Imre, but 1t le very damp and foggy, g01a s eon - trait between here and South Afrloa. I am staying at the Soldi.n' Home, and • fine piae it to, as flee a plans as l have ever stayed .t. 1s just suits me, as It is right to the heart of Leadoff. Pt'nl.lr- 84,001, BOARD M,rrtaG,-The reinter 000181 ameeleg of public. s1 ,ea tet e was held school as Tuesday, Messrs. Nioh °loon Ind Crates bolag 18e •beo.tes., The primelpal reported an •vera*e •Ite0danm darts* Nnvemh.r of 224 boys sad 238 girt., the total Dumber ot scholars on the rolls hoist 527. A r.p.t from J. J. Tiley, M- aputo,. of County Model Hnhools, wan re. Delved and filed. The report showed 11 males and 13 females la attendance all the ltoderloh Model, and $110 as the •mount fe- mlyed in feu. Tho roper* se to sandln, el dadthta was u follows : in seheel or- ganisation ganisatio sari manufeemal, umlleet ; la prinelplee of orientation, Meters by l..p.etor; Is methods of teething, good ; le praetiml taanhlag, good ;aphis and attention of Nass, .xmll.l. '(M fep.t elegem with the ire leaving remarks : TIM .►.sl M heli., woefully ,sad sar..stly Might. The do dente seemed tie M meek Interested la their weft, and gamed • very satMI•etery exam- 1laallea." A esi madeattae hem Mies Sharman asking that her salary be looreued to 8500 was read, and Mr. MoLien gave Dote. that he would move •t the next meet- ing to re 000alder Miss Sharman'. salary. The following imamate were ordered paid i Ueo, Porter, paper and Dray.., $6 60 ; Sturdy t Co., supplies, $7.92; U. W. Black, palntlog f I Aboard' In Si. Patrick's ward school, $1. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. Ohrhtmu is coming. Why Dot present yourself with • new multi P. J. Prldham. the ,moor, ha. • wide range of cloths to choose from and workmanship the best. Tie town commit mute tomorrow even - Ing, Remember Rev. K 0 Taylor's lecture. Saturday, Sandy and Monday nut. A. Saunders has purobesed the old post• otfios property oo West street from S. D.ok,00, of Sutortb, for 81800 The oouny outsold is meeting this wet at W loghom. County olerk Laos and ooao• otllor Holt loft oa Tu..d•y to attend the session. Xmas goods. big stook, pianos, organs, sewing machines, violins, guitars. oto , etc. Small profits, quick returns. 0 W. THor• .UN & Sort. Taxpayers who hays mot yet settled with tb• colirotor will do well to remember that after the 14th mss. b pee out. will be ad- ded to their taxes, William Kdp•triok, who wrote at toe midsummer ex•mto•uo.s hen for • junior Ieavlug certi6.te, has received notice that his appeal has been .nooessful and he will reoeivs hk.rtlfi.u. At Galt oo Sunday Lorne Campbell Rob- erteo0, brother of James Robertson, of the Uoderlob organ factory, 46.4 in bls twenty• third year. His brother attended the fun- eral, which took Owe on Tueedy, At • muting held In the Dursley House on Moody even I , of Tut weak, the Wing - ham hockey Loam was organized for the 'sutra. The folios ,og oth.rs were oboe en : Patron, Dr. M•odonald ; p•trooese, Mrs. Dr. Maodonald ; hop, pros.. R Clegg; hon. rioe prim., Dr. A, J. Irwin ; prssi dent, 11. 0. Bell ; vine-pres., R. Douglass ; manager, Use. Hanna ; captain, U. Skeates; sec.•treu„ H. Cn•mbers. It was doolded to endeavor to berm • league .mortising Wingham, Citation. Seaforth and Godsrlcb. The membership fee wan fixed at 50 oar. ; plsyen fes at 81 00. COMING AND GOING Rev, W. O. H. *ablator. of Watford, was In tows es Monday. Peter Fox, of London. mod. • brief visit to town last week we busies.. Mise Mary Bnmf.mbe leu rstursed home after a two months' .is11 with friends In Detroit, Mau Susan Striation returned home MoD day night atter • two months' vide to Chicago. Mrs. (Dr.) Cowan, of Galt, is vislring her mother, Mrs. Osvio Strutter" who is in poor health Mrs. Psi Thom notarised home on Monday afar • week's say with her dmagter Mrs. Orre w", at Clinton. ',Ise Adams left on Saturday for tier h mo a1 Guelph atter • lengthy volt hen sod at It hlteoburoh. N vton Mo'1'avieh,of The Toronto Globe, was to town on Tuesday in ooaneolion with some literary work to whioh he ie seg•ged. J. P. Jaffray, editor of The U•Is Report- er, called upon 1 n. SIGNAL on Saturday. Mr Jeffry was toklo, • short rupee from the duties of the editorial chair, and wan visiting his (endo, Mrs. C. A, Niro. ANNOUNCEMENTS. C.11 and see rh• Jammu., china an 1 other ('brlstmee goods at C. A. HrY- ago & 4ov'N before buying. Fon SALE. -Bell plane. almost Dew, $150. Big "nap, apply Took. Worm with pian., best made in the Dominion. Small profit. and quiok returns, our motto. O. W. TnoisON & SON. Oysters. Get them at the Viotorl• Res mutant, West street. Tbsy reoeivs them regularly --always fresh. los Dream, Don. feottonery, Gotta and oigers. (' Bt.Ary 1T0111, proprlrior. Telephone 70. Wonted. -Ons ton of ohoios roll butter, 203, weekly Also dried apples and fowl. Oar stock of dress goods, taro, and ready made clothing etc., le large and not .tarpons - ed. We have • few odd mantles to clear, $10 ones for $5 and $5 ones for $2 50. (1, E. KING, W'lnrh•m. The bankrupt stook of groceries, tansy goods, jewelry, cloths, tweeds, etc , just arrived at the Hamilton street bargain store. Having bought ata low rate on the dollar, will be .bis to gtye our oustomers good goods cheaper than ever before. Sale oommenea today, Ti -r- . v. Doo, 611. The stock must be tut • ••hat ooea. Come while the bargains .., _ , J. W. Boomtown. 1Ka Iw'K. Ws are informed that A. 0. Gilbert, the manager of the great poultry department. of the l;overoment Apriooltur.l Farm at Ot- tawa, hu been engaged for the oomloq year to woollens he department, "Praatl.l Poultry,' In that handsome m•gsziue, The Canadian f'oultry Review. Other dopart- meats to the paper ars. "Turkey", Ineka and Geore," "Bantams," "Poultry Ail- ment.," "Incubators and Brooder', and "WIth Gaols Sam' 'the editor saliiTrirTli be bigger and better than ever, and as It is now to Ian 22n1 year, we believe him Thts journal le well Illustrated, fall of prootloal knowledge littlest by experts, and at the yearly subscription of 500., Is redlculooely cheap. Low se 1t Is, however, readers of this paper can gat It at a special ran of Wee years for $1 00. A sample 'All he sent fru by addressing Canadian i'oultry Review, Toronto, One. ; but the shortut and best way to to send $1.00 for throe gun. HOME FROM THE WAR Reoeptlon to Morgan Jones 4Nerteb tecelves Elm 001(8 Entba.la.m and •eag•maem 41ven RIm a Nearly Welcome and a$Yaadeeme Translation. The first ot Huron's soldier representa- tives to return to hs home from the war to South Africa has reoebved • fitting weloome, demonstrating the hearty loyalty of our people u well as their pride to the ",oldlers of the Queen" who have gone forth trop, amongst us to rank their lives In the .ase of the Empire. Un Friday •furnoon Mayor Wilaon re mimed from Morgan Jones, In reply to in quirts', • teh.gr•m stating that he would •rove to Uedetrioh es t8e 7:40 r. Y. Crab. The message quickly spread throughout the town, and, although the natio. was so short, by 7:30 the U. T. R. station plat form woo orowded with people, and long before the train arrived the gathering had oyerilowed the platform and was thickly spread over the huge open spam adjoining the station. The band wan at the station and played several airs during the wait for the train, whioh was about hall an hour late. A few minute" after 8 o'olook the train pulled in amid loud cheers end the playing of the national air by the bond. Mayor Wilson and others found their expeoted guest in the oar and ssoorted him, though not without a groat deal of dltlioulty, through the mom of people to the oarriags 1n waiting for him. A procession sou then formed, looludlnq the Marine Band, • large force of c•dete and • detachment of volun- teers. The guest of the evening, with Mayor Wilson, oounoillor Dudley Holmes, Lt. Col. V•ro., Major Jos, Book and Major Wm. Young, 000upied one carriage, and another oonaloed oounoillors C. A Humber, W. T. Money, J. C. Martin. Jobo hoox and D. Cantelon. On the way down town the strains of music from the baud were mingled with • tumult of demonstrations from the orowd, iooluding even the noise of the plebeian tin - pan in the hand. of the ever.prssent and rreprea able small boy. When the town hall wan ...wiled the oounoll °bomber wa• qulokly tilled, and It was some time before soy semblanoe of order could be ••oared. Sergt. Jones was mounted on the Mayor's desk and was muted with tbandrous ap- plause. Sandlop beside him, Moyor WIl- eon read the followler .ddrem : Private Morgan 1. Jew. Itoy1 C.oadlaa Rewlmeet of Iotantry, Doak Sia, -At you are returning to your tome to this oounty after doing valiant "or- rice in South Afrioa for the Dane0 of our country and empire, the oltlzens of the oo00ty town welcome you sod desire to convoy to you an expression ot their •p- proolatioo of the gallantry, the fortitude, the endursaoe whioh the Canadian volun- teers, of whom you are one, displayed upon the some of the war now drawing to • van• torioue end. The oft.'ii. • of Goderloh desire further to assure y, u ;hal they followed with proud totert.% ; ave reoorde of the achlevementsof the Con&dtan soldiers. •ud eepeolally those from the ooaoty of Huron, during all the period of the war, and it Is to them most gratifying to knew that the witnesses of the war heartily 0000ede to the Cana• chore the 1 possession of soldierly qualities whioh rank them among the beat troops of the world. They congratulate yea, els, upon year port In the glorious work whioh our boys have done, and are ormolu' that you have been permitted • safe return to your home and friends atter the period of stress ond peril through which you have peed. Oodericb, Ont., Nov. 30, 1900, Signed JAN. WILOON, Mayor. At the request of Sergi. Jones, LL•Co1. V•rooe mode reply on hs behalf, thanking the people of Goderloh for their hearty and "pontoneoos reoeptloo, wbioh, he added, was nothing mor, than Sergt. Jon. de- served, as he believed 16.5 nothing had dote more for Canada than the ',roles of the contingents In South Afrioa. Hs con- cluded bl.eaklmr lee Mire.022.re for Sergi. Joneq, wbMY wan ghee with hearty good- will. Sergt. Jones then addressed the soden. briefly. He was very glad to or me book to w ee them DDDR mon. He bad received Mayor Wilson's telegram in Halifax eking when he would be here and telling him that they would be eit the station to meet him, but he did not expect anything like this. Hs was proud of his reception. He wan not • platform speaker, and be "apposed they were filled with war news ; so he would not attempt to rive • history of their doings in South Africa. The march to J'.rdeberg, with its hardships ; the swim! of the Cana- dion. •t the "Dene of ,h• bate et 5 o'oiock to the morning atter • marob of twenty• "even miles, and the atter event. of that Mogul day. In whioh the Canadians took so brave • part, were briefly told by the Ser- geant. Eighty-three of them were wouad.d in that first day's fight. He was very lucky --and .t the vociferoa" demand of the crowd he smilingly held up hie bandaged IIt1.1, finger. In oonolnston he thanked rho Mayor for the reosption, whioh, he sand, w•• its 7e•• In Parts. '18r.. more oheen for the -hero were fol- lowed by • few remark" from Major Yount, who expressed his pleasure at the reception which nod been given Sergt. Jones. Surat. .Tones was one of the drat men he had ., ((.1.4.10., aklog oommaad el No..9 eon. pony ; he hod boon with him ever since sod he was • model soldier. H" wan always able to Ao hie duty and always did 1t. Of three men from t80 Huron regiment who had gone to South Afrirm two were from hie oompaoy and bad boon satiated by him. He chocked thea people who had turned oat to honor the returning soldier. At the oall of Sergt. ,loo., three cheer. were 'riven for the Quoin and also three for Mayor Wilson- Sergi Josue himself and Lt. (lel. Various also were chn,red, and "God Rave the Queer from the bond Mooed the prooudines, ARCADE LOCALS• RxgoIslte 01w millinery. 40 new hate for the Christmas (rade, fashioned by oor clever mlllleer, will be pl•.d nn sale Friday and Saturday. Tbsy are the latest oreat(ons and convey to yea the very newest conception of midwinter tuitions, showing the beet of the season's .orae la latest millinery effects. Owleq to the lateness of the seven we have resolved to mark all ready to wear millinery at • very mem figure In your favor. (kms and look over the stook o0 Frady and Sturdy. (tar two epeeists in gloves for Xmas ere • $1.28 kid glove for 95 ousts, and one worth $1 for 65 cents Steed from Sp to 71 black anti ordered. Oar millinery staff Is already Mluted lo the mooing s.s.., MI. 1. K Doff,. takes mmw and right eftor the wholesale millinery openings In Fnhr.ry. Ont ot a thnnsaad presents that might he e.gaeetly. for • holiday gift • lovely ,rim sled hat Is one of the met ae epable. Th. Areeda, 0. W. ANoRIw.. 8shsrlbe IN Tat Balsas. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -- DEC. a Notloe of Applio•tloa to Parliament -A H M•ol)ooald 1 Nominations for Gasaty OnoaoU-Wm, Sothero1 Farm tor Sale -Philip Holt 1 Soots and Rubb.n-Wm. Sharman, jr4 Silverware,Ou(lery,eto -A. MaD.Allan• 4 Twentieth Cautery U.ds-W, A. Mottles6 Aroade Locals -0, W. Andrews 1 Cook Wanted -Mrs, Dr. Williams, Ro- chester 1 Annoua.m..t-C, A. Humber k Son., 1 AdjourosdSoho of Lands for Taxes -Wm, Holmes 1 Xmu Prssenw-MoKeozle & Howell. , - 8 Goderloh Bat gat n Centr.-4as. Robinson. 4 Chrletmu Preseou-U, F. Emenoa, , . , 4 Teacher Wanted -A A. Williams, Um• lop 1 Announcement -0, W. Thomeou & Boa1 Jolly fulls-Vlotorla Opera House 8 Aaoouooem.Dt -J. W. Broderick 1 01110.0.. '1'8e prooeselon paraded the mats streets, which were deoorated with mottoes reu•hiog the bottles in whioh the ('aoadtana bad taken part, 'Lad then promeded to tae Avrioultur.l Hail, where • grand oo00r0 w•o hold and • presentation made to the hero. The hall was prettily and appro- priately demo -weed with war pioture., flags booting, evergreen and • oumb.r o1 mottoes suitable tor the 000aalon. Oa the walls were arranged guns of outcome agee,Irom 18. modern weepoo to one of the time of Queen A,. Tie ohalr wan ournpled by Dr. C..., who prnosslded over the 9500.5dloga In • very capable ntaoner. The hall woe filled with an eotbuetuuo gathering. Tbe ohlsf event of the evening was the presensatioa to Suet. Jones of • gold wetoh and chain and • purse of •bout $100, •000mpaoled by t8• following address. Tho presentation was made by Tempe Clark, and the address was read by T. E. Durnia, To Mergt M. L. Jooea,- Vou leave the proud honor tonight of being the first Haroa boy to rewrite • re- ception from her wizens as • soldier of 68. Queen returning from • foreign Geld el 8.1.11.. le M with stilt tloador-- piwo red-MiP Mote you returnlaa as yea are from • 8.1d, when British arms were triumphant Tyranny and oppression must give plc. to liberty, freedom and equality, for whom- ever the 'rand old Gag files, It mane tree hands, fres much and free inn ltat,oem, It meant the riob.t moa obey, the weak mast be protected. It means one law for all, irrespective of birth or nationality. Upon arriving home you will fled to prouder than ever of belay Canadians. We ane proud of oar gallant heroes fighting side by.stde with England's bravest. WR are proud of their gloriosa anhlevemente shedding lustre oo than fair Dominion. At l'eardeberg, the d'latdy* battle of the war, they covered tbemeelv.s and .notry with laurels. After • (oral marob without food ter rest, they were given the most don- g.rous, the most responsible and the moat honorable pueitlo°. The way they db1- tioraiebed themselves on that uaemerabt Sunday will be a source of pride to our people for geoer•tlnns o come. The deet graves beside the Hodder river -speak more eloquently than words what ear boys have •000mplubed for the glorious flag. Tb. terrible suffering and hardships endured on the eau•eoorohed Ahloan plias have sos been endured in vain. We Mlieve von did your duty gallantly and nobly. And now on your rotors' to duties ae a 061.10 a we feel that your heroic milltaty Servloes will not All • atlmelos to lead on exemplary, useful, busy life, and wa trn•t you will mut with that success your patriotism 00't11.1es you to. 5 eu .•111 p1e•ee e0.pt from the 0211.... of Dungannon and vlolnity, the watch and `\ pane, ea a attest merit of appreciation, as • \ memento for oohle servl0se rendered t. 1 your Quoin and .entry. T. E. Ouse, T. R. Duren, B. J. Grawferd, • Ruwl1, lo reply the reolplent of'Ithe testimonial made a trpeeob winch d.hghted hie hearer%, Before he sat down he had given • very In. toreador acoo0nt of the performances of the Royal Canadians on the soil of South Africa, Speech*" were time also by the chair. D ISH, by Le Col. Veno., Major Young, Rev. Mr. Goiff6 Rosy. Mr. Falrbelro, Major Ileok, ('apt. D. (haat and Major Dudley Holmes. Id, 13. Cameron, of God. - rich, was to have delivered an adds..., hat was unavoidably •besot, sod hie prepared address was read by Jame MIo8e11, A number of patriotic song. were rendered by • ohorua ; recitations were given by Mss Davidson, Mise Pentland and Muter Ed. Bower., and Alex. MoKay, of Klotall, did good servioe with the bagpipes. A male quartette -Thos. MoLean, Bert Treleaven, Temple Clark and A. 13 Pentland -.len moor, and • number of girls, under the dl. rection of Mitt Whyard, gate • very pretty 8•g 4,111A. Tbe a burn band also assisted daring thea evenm)•. 6.11., oheers for the Queen and Morgan Jon., soknowledgmenu Irons the (.iter for the kindness of the re.ptlon that bad been •000rded to him, and the singing of the nor' -mid anthem, the gathering eft the hall. Tho proortlttnn wan re-formed outside and M°rgal, u he le known hbis rleyg waw v. vvwymv peal TSTiIi'iT.Ter • home, when he said "Good night." -1 01' g1'Ttot AT nrwnANNo], Morgan ,lone" had another royal welcome at Dungannon on Monday, It was from Dungannon that he eft to enlist in the first contingent when the call .me for volen• teem and the pimple of the northern village reoely sd book Hair former citizen g en w Ith open arms. On Monday afternoon he was mat •t I lar. low by • nam8er of Dungannon's Murano and • detoohmeot, of No. 9 oompe'y, and with the Auhere brow band was uoort.ed to 1)nogannna. Here be made • much, sad was than carried ea the ehenlders of were stalwart nutmeats to 18. home of he dater, Mr. T. 0. Aliso. In the eywl.g a precession was formed, headed by Major Yung, and tneleding the Ambers bated and the volnntmfe nnler tha eemmaied of 1A. (lel. Varela. 'Ihe rectum ed soldier wee placed in an epos ~nage wkd.h wee drawn by • large .ember et Mr. Jones took part with the Canteens in twenty Nemo d.ffeirent 00d&gement' and the oapture of ren towns. He was In the march past in Pretoria, and .me book t0 Springs, dr mdse from Johannesburg, and toot fever there. He was in hospital tot a month and • half 1a South Africa and was then Invalided to England. He woe V England jut eightun days, four of which were spent In Netlry hospital. Ao inter- esting oircum.t.- •, of his stay in Ko,laad toss a visit to Q...rn Viotorl•, along with a number of Cap•dton soldier* They were •11 prceented to Her M.jety, who express- ed her odmir&ttoa for the Canadian., Mr. Jones looks exceedingly well. Although he hod some narrow mew* la South Africa, he esoopet with only slight wound., He deeorlbes the 00004,7 whioh the troops traversed as very rowel. W. W111 11004 THa 711(NA1, to any address In Canal• or tis Melted Stat.. from sew anti! January la, 1902, for $1, told in ad. vanee. Fu, the remainder ot this year eo1T we will sand It for 10 sante, BORN. BLAIR. la Brussels, on Nov, 31118, to Mr. and Mrs, 0. P. Fiatr, • em, MARRIED. MrIXINAI.II-CA MICRON. At the residence of the hide'" tatter. Cela street, fade rloh, fro W,4,.e451 Nov. 90th, by .lRev, Jam, A. Ander. s, h.A.. lemmas nDos- ald. oto fthetewnsaip M Wear Wawa m dor 1/, "&m seek. mf Al Maggio. on• DIED• MnHRI(N, -1, Caderleh eowseblp, day. Nov. 1111th. Mew Mtlirfee, years.