HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-12-6, Page 4THE SIGNAL; (ODERIUH ONTARIO
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A Nordbeimer Piano
for a Christiania pressen for
your wife or dauehwr. We
.eeurolttiu they would *ppm.
elate it, or if not a hallo,
theta some eatable music or
small mueio•l instrument.
Drop lis at any time and loo
.f we cannot suit you.
!late Your Croke Early
and we tan put it away for
you.
We are reducing our stock
of sheet music by selliug 40e,
50c end 60u music for 10 oto.
Emerson's
Bicycle and Music House, West
street, (ioderll'h.
!fit ^ oil,
=al= a Mutes
WIRY' THURSDAY MORNING
mr N asiiimagnist
tore the middle el February, thou* nest
People would like to etre it meet sea early In
t he new year as possible, Ireogot its bust
11.1.11 rod adl"uro With the mammy of
the loo* -weeded M 1'•'s defeated In the
Its el«mL ,.u, :hie ehoulJ t, •n easier 0.1.
Indeed, It is esPw.ted that the del at of
Mr Davie *lune will out one month off the
length of the eeeatou. Fur title eaoeomi,.I
('•uadiaos.hnuld thane the sturdy North-
west se: there, who have preferred the prau
thiol man el affair., Walter Suett, to tat•
Ims*loative Nwhole. Fleet D.vis, •
Tile M9UUNANT TORY ORGAN.
Toronto (Ibbs : The Mall has a yala
that Hoe. O•u. W. Rees will resign the
Premterehlp of Ontario, take a seat Ie the
Serrate and j.,lo the F.detel_ Cabinet. Of
course there a not a •yll►41e el ltnikJi lbs
story. The Mall knew wheat It put the
yens loco print trot it wan without fou•da.
Poo. The story wag manufactured to do
duty in the by.electiuo to Welland. Every
day fa r Iwo yarn before the 1)omitluo (•.Iso
thin The Mall told some grow and maltoiose
falsehood at the expense of the Liberal
party end the Liberal Ministers at Ottawa.
For the next two years ttie same polloy *111
be pursued with respect to the Liberal
Mlutman at Toronto and the Liberal patty
of Cataract. The policy of "stabbing • Gttt
under the fifth rib every morning" is the
settled and deliberate policy of the Tory
press and tie Tory p dilatant.. It will to
entirely safe to disbelieve any and emir
statement that appears in The Mail touch
log the act' or iota Wipes e) the Roar 1; .v
ern neo t.
A !'LCA iron 1' .i rennin"
Toronto (,lobe : lo the election just held
there are namereue oasis of hallow Leto"
melted within the ep•o. for the °emelt•
ueoey :u.tead of within the space ter the
*awhile,* if .11 these case. cal a before
a 1 one tribunal It would be e•.y to discover
what the elector meant and how he came to
make the mistake. fire on the ballot
seethe the name et the constituency, then
the mimes of t he candidates to alphabetical
order. It the ores' appears to the gam for
the constituency it is highly prohable that
the vote u intended for the first candidate
sew - on the list. Take 'the cage of North Itroce
OODDIRICH. THURSDAY, D C. , If i3. 111. clear tbst ,f • n.ark is found nem the
top of the ballot It is not intended for Mc
Neill, whoa name Is at the bottom It is,
therefore, in .11 probability, • v,te for
Campbell. Hut thew bellow were not al
lowed, and to Chu Mr. McNeill awes his •p,
parent majority of one. In North Lulu'
• similar decision was given, and Mr. Rosa
mond wee elected for no other reason than
that the initial of hie Dame oomee after that
of Mr Caldwell in the •Iph.bet. W'• are
not redacting on the oounty judge., but 1t
*ems to us Cunt in oommoo justice their
rulings should be made uniform. In the
Cole of Selkirk, Manitoba, the first tame
wee that • f Mr. Haelim, l'oneervPve-
TtaJudgs .counted for him the hallow
marked within the constituency space, and
kir. McCreary, the Liberal, war nearly de
teased. le ;oath I'ertb Judge Barron
counted out mine similar ballots apparently
out lot Mr. Erb, Liberal, and In the West
Huron remount the County Judge, following
the same Interpretation, refused to count
such, b•,Ilota out for Mr. Holmes, It the
two !Mtn, urea' the decision d'art mot egoist
the result of the election. 11 appears to us
that what i• required e • melee of .rrivtsg
.t euiformuy by a summary prooeu of ap-
peal. Suppose that • court were ooastitut•
ed with authority to sit. say, • month af-
ter the election and hear appeals Irom the
rulings of returning otIioen and deoi•ious of
the county judges. All such questions as
Irregularities to the making of deposits, in
the nomination papers, in the ballots, to the
returns, etc., could be decided there in •
speedt and Inexpensive way, and the same
judge. having a number of thew oases be
fore them, could calamity them and make
similar decisions m asmllar olroomst&oce.•
It could also be made plea*, ' it Is not
plain: already, that technio•u:te.. should
not prevail agunet the clearly exprweed
will of ebb eleotors. s•
SNAP SHOTE•
-Tits Montreal Witham publishes a
letter from its Ottawa wrretiiondeut striae
A eompilaPou of the total vote cast in this
Province in the Dominion electiogg last
mouth. The returns show a total Liberal
Tow of 187,133 and a total Conservative
rote of 190,419, a Coneercative majority
throughout the Province of otily- 3,286 The
return. fur Algoma, which were (tut at
band whet' this calculation was made, would
reduce this majority The Coneeiratiyes
have 55 members and the Liberals Si,. a
majority of 19, a number altogether dispro-
portionate to their majority of the popular.
vow. While the Conservatives . have not
41%66)51 per cent. of the total vote, they
have 60 per oeuL of the reprowitatiou iu
the House. These figures show bows the
gerrymander operated iu thwarting themill
of the people of this Proem, e.
-Tun Toronto Star last week publishes) a
list of the twurtituencies of the 1'roviuce of
Ontario se oouetituted for the Previte -lel
Legislature, with their politttal complexion,
based on the vow cot at the recent Domin-
ion elections, the figwort having been com-
piled from the official returns. The result
is a total of fifty Littorals and f..rty•four
Conservative,. The Ontario Opponttion are
welcome to all the comfort they ern take
from these figure.. The Star alae gives a
list of constituencies which on the basis
of the vote east in the ',coot etec'
Won would go Conservatito, but which aro
now represented in the Legislature by Lib-
erals *ho are strong enough to hold their
seats in the next Provincial contest. There
are fourteen of these, so that, on The St r'.
culation the Liberals will ll bavnsixt -four
y
Members, or • majority of thirty four, at
the neat election tor the Provincial Legis-
lature.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
NOW la Hls
811. Lente Pest.Deapatoh : The China-
man a said bo learn languages easily,
His upporla.lty just now to learn
W the principal languages of Europe Ie re
tlletkably good.
T BRR/'S A Piton/hi.
Omaha World -Herald : The world to
pWu►ly welting the advent of the
a who oma explain wby • baby never
waste to pia; in the ooel scuttle until alter
It few been dressed for oompeoy,
A POINTRD APPLICATION.
Hobosygeoo Independents Some of
16• gentlemen who have been 10 the
hands of their friends for the last few
•*eke ars satisfied now that the Land. of
Heats friends were mot is 10 with the feet of
their enemies, \
DON'T NVIte1 !Be Car. \
Medical Journal : The holding of • pet
animal on your lap takes from you quite an
amount of vlt*11ty. It 1e only • strong per
soo woo Oen do this for any leogth of time.
A small pet dog, a tit, or rabbit, sem that
Is always ea your lap when you are i�ltIIog
dome, takes your strength; even though you
are not aware of U.
BUT IRUUiR U1T9 ALL THE Tilt/AAN,
Hamdte. Herald ; As between Again -
•Mo and K we think the little brown
Falpmo Is • wools greater hero than the big
Dutobmen. While th• later deserted his
post to tour E,rup• and reoely• boners and
sold medals, A"ulnaldo bravely stinks to
Wshsess, shoring •II the dengue and hard-
ship el a hopel.es anise with his followers.
BUOKS AND PERIODICALS._ -
Tan l*yluut,-A romaooe of .he days of
Wesley sod Whtt•Mld, is the best of many
able works by Mies Brad 'on. The heroine,
Antonia0
Thornton, after v s
rd Lady HJI
rush, is e strong, nobl, et • niter, though
the daughter of • cor
a who ev
ritually he
comes sr* infidel. The book Real* with the
labors of Wesley and W htte6sld and will he
Toned of alworbing Isbereet. George N
Morang h Oompeny, Toronto, publishers.
('„MMIrTED TO H1. (;IIAIO.g,-A Canadi-
n chronicle, by R. & R. M. L:zxrs, is the
latest produotioo of thew Meyer writers,
whose former oortrlbutloes to Canadian
literature have already made them a name
among Canadian authors. It is • bright
and humorous bit of work though not un
mired with sorrow, end u • parochial
sketch is a decided emcees,. Thegherwters.
ale well drawn, and the reader will readily
reoogolre many aoquatatanose with net .
name.. i'ublished by George N. Morass, &
Go., Ltd., Toronto.
Tu. LANS TIIAT HAP n0
Tu*iu to. -BIT
Gilbert Parker, le • story or seatless saltm
of stories of breech Canadian lite.The seigneur and his wife are the central
figures. and symp.vtby goes out at once be
the deformed husband and admiration to
the devoted wife-thegraciousM•delinotte,
"who never seemed to remember that she
was the daughter of old .1oe Lejeunea..,
the bleekatth, yet abs sumer .eemsil to
forget It.'' The story has
bank ground, and le the wor
Mod. (,serge N. Morena and Company,
Limited, Publishers, Toronto
m
a pwture,que
k of • master
TIIR CANADIAN MA.;A/INC:• (^'IIRI•TMAs
NCMhLR -From the It midpoint of 'littera.
time, The C.nsdl•o Memories enflames It
self to its Cbrletmee number. This la an
age of pictures, and the quality of those
presented in this Issue is sufficient to en-
gender enthusiasm in the most sluggish of
patriots'. The reproductions of char.cter-
Istlo bite of "Vanda'• Smola Splendore"
are done In adore most effectively. The
list of contents le jaet as oommendabl..
There are eoeoial poems by YAW/Irmo
Wetherald, Eve Brodlf,ue, William Wil-
fred Campbell, Franklin Gadsby and Eliza-
beth Roberts Macdonald, •II well-known
TBE SITUATION 1N VIRAL. ,Cogen. Then ars ,bort stories by Vim"
Pirtle Cormier : Sheard, Arthur Stringer and .hue Fevre,
For grans lone tem when Sara John Bye, Taylor, all brfghe and characteristic. J.
'The Frenchman he vote T e.: Macdonald Oxley writes a most Interesting
I)ey olap him on de beak.o say : article on The Bank of Montreal, giving
You holly boy, you gl . ! eonelderable attention to the ulrcumetaoasa
of Its foundation and It early history. Al -
the Mm the Frenohm•us be Tote Grit- had Edmonds writes of •'The Young Idea
DU •m a dlfferea' stores ; la Japan," while John A. Ewan takes us to
Ne pat him on the Frenehm&t's back, the other end of the world to see "Mrs.
No bailee boy, no please. Kruger •t Home.' The oolored cover
9A.6R To RE A SOLDIER. represents "Johnny ('anook's Christmas.'
Gall Reporter ; Joe Powell went through As a wuvenir to Wind abroad &oiliest ooeld
several hard-fought battles In South Africa, murpaes the speofal issue of Canada's na
when bullet. fell round him nee hail ; even tfooal publlostdon.
at Paard.Mre he was in the thick of the en • CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN ('iihi,TMA$ Ni'm 1
g emement-and escaped without • sor.toh. RRR.-Tbe Chrlstmea number of The ('has
Bat h• 'meted to work at McDOeull h flan Guardian, which will he issued on Ile.
Co 'e foundry yesterday and it wasn't very oember 12, w111 offer many literary end
beg before he had the sod of the index artistic feaeey.s. Among Its many cot -
anger on Ms rigbt band, the uoe that pull. ke butore are W. E. H. Clammy, the m• '•-
• d the trigger, taken off in a drill. Joe ger of the Massey Harris Company, whn,
was evidently horn to be a soldier. !Ica from his great bn.toese experience, writes
been sent home Invalided. . 1 the "Dangers Which Beset Forum Meo";
TRII STANDARD TALKS .ACE TO TBR STAR. Mrs Jean itlewett, one of the most popular
of our lady writers, who tell. "The Girl In
Love" tome things which she ought to
kaew, and Mime Made Pettit, • popular
atory•wrlter, who oontrlbutee • beautiful
me,, entitled, "in the Free of • Chltl "
These with • more of other artinles, poemo
and stories .pproprtate to the seaman nI the
year, will make the Chrl.tm•a (Trletian t h
(aardl•n • very readable member. The fl y
Instratlnn• will alto be numerous and at• T
Mutative. 1a Not, tide paper has Mery anted o
for th• artistic covers of if special num• 11
bars, the Thanksgiving issue being one of o
the most •tt.rantive pieties of week done In la
Canada This high-water mark will, how- •
ever, be eorp•efed by the Christmas nom- F
her, whloh w111 reprodnoe iternard I'lnok• in
horses besodfnl reeneptl.e of "The Anode
and the Shepherds." Plonk bore, bemuse
e1 the ab•rooter of his p.l.Mep, has been t
Blyth Standard : The llodarlob Star
Mleke bat vase The Standard is an Indepen-
dent newspaper It rhoold never peen an
opiates or make any comment upon the
pebllo ooeda.t of the Grits and Tori•e. The
Star le wrong en principle. W• purpose
slaying what we lake when we know it to be
tea the public' toed, let ft hit (1r11 or Tory,
and far the be•efit of our water -frost non
temporary we reiterate our remarks of two
weeks age : "The result et the •leettene 1•
• most armada, rsbake of the campaign of
falesleed, terser, Sad doehes-treed rue
sod religious appeals whlnh has Mao w
eitamelasely and persistently tarried on,"
.w01Tem SWION• NOR *11,191.1.
Leedom Advertber : There le ep.nel•-
lrsle as le tin treat .•ales el Parllamest.
1* M •st probable Nat N will imam Me be.
•i. thetwistbreamRalai of fleetamttsMpaint - I 111111 m/iIiIit Tf1(ii1iI11III►►i►/►►/►ff►►im
or. H•ImrlRb 11ehM•o. Tbe Obrletl...
Gordian is one of the beet all-round farm.' -
journals 1u ('ani.*, and also the cheapen.
A three menthe' tubeoriptlou, ante only
twenty five cents, while the remeiulog
issues of this year, loolu!log the ('hr:stmas
number, w li be vent frog to any one feud
lug one dollar, the elibwrlptiou for 1901
Publisher, William Briggs, Toronto.
MErlitneem ileums/ Anti REV !KW run
UiettneIR -Thiauioe oelsbatw rthe
elwl01 usenber or m.gthe watery l.y .ppearlug
is a sew laadfeme Iliuetr•ted cover, to be
uhseired ie design every month, with other
marks of improvement prunuaed for the new
vat Medi 'prnnunenue la given to the
World's I'rogr.ea, rut 1 urr.ot Eveota, re
lipsw el,' secular. 'I he ste.re of (.e.rge
Dowkoaatt, atitl.d. "Truth stranger Than
lotion," sad the remarkable "'1'rIale and
Triumphs' of Doo tysar, the inventor, w time
osntenery occur* this t r, and other ase
Pule., will he read sett. ..uuh iotereet. A
new serial Is beess, au.l Iwo l'ai.li.0
Christmas literati are given Among the
siruuuuwmeets for the new year rte several
iliwsrat*i and other papers on U•uadtsu
itbjeut.. by Sir Joh. ilourinot, l'rufeesor
Colombo, Ur. Stops, and other well-known
writers. Canadian short stories will be
sum The progress of so.eow, oherao-
te, itudles, social and religious toplon, the
romauuu tat nus- 'one, paper. oar art, uchi.
Pentam, muss), and edueatlon find kindred
wb)euto ere asoo•moed for the Doming year.
November. and I tecembsrnumbers given free
to tae. subscribers. Toronto, it dilate
8:1, g. ; Montreal. 1'. W. Coates ; Halifax,
S. F.
limed". 12.00 • year; $1,00 lose efx
months.
THE CinU.T1eA. SollrNilt .. -The Christ
mu number of Soribuer's M•.•zfu• ahows
three different kinds of oolor•prlotlog.
The cover Wen elaborate destgi, by Max-
field Parrish, whloh 1t has taken nine print-
ings to produce The frontispiece is • deli•
ale reerodsetion in color of • painting of a
mother and child by Jesse Willcox Smith,
and, in the body of the magazine, in a yery
illuminating article Lv the dletiegui,bed
tat critic, John L. barge, on "Puyis de
l'havannes,•' are six full page pictures of
some famous decorative paintings by Pavia
These have been moot faithfully reprodooed
in the colors of the originals. Fight illus-
trated short stone*, showtog great variety
In subject, are included In the number, the
authors toeludiog such. capital story tellers
as Kink R. Stockton, Henry van Dyke,
Thome Haley Aldrich, Emmet Seton
Thompson and Octave 'theist.
Taff las.
Whet) Mary sang to him 1 wonder if
Hie baby hand stole softly to her lips,
And, smiling dome, Woe needs must stop
her song
'1'o kiss and kiss Men his finger-tips
1 wonder if, his eyelid( being shut,
And Mary bending utptely over him,
She felt her eyes es mutters do today,
For very
� depth of love grow wet and
Thshdid • suddi n presage come to her
01 bitter looks and words and thorn•
"eirew. street •
And did lithOldob her breath and hide
hat UM
Aud shins ,amnthcr,d kisses on lila
feet
-BERTHA Glf>EAUN WOOD*, In the ('hriet•
man Scribner'..
FARMFRS INSTITUTE MEETINGS.
Ranieri. Walels will k Stanek' rived -
strati,. Berne Agriculturists.
G. C Creelm• 1, superin'endent of
Fumes' Institutes, nes just completed ars
✓ angemeo's for the bolding of over 700
meeting. during the coming months of 1)e -
camber, January and February. All the
delegates who have been appointed to ad
dram the yarions institute meetings are
practical men who have studied closely the
subject. they are advertised to d scuwi.
!Iodides the regular toples there are three
special subjects that will receive attention
;his 910',.a anal the follow'og instructions
h.ve beau 'issued to the delegates by the
superinteudent:-
"Last winter, at the request of the Pro-
v
mesal Manistee of Agriculture, 1 erica tare the 'bacon
hug' was discuseed at all of our meetings.
The wisdom of the course is already manl-
feistiest itself. A better ole of bogs is
being offered (or sale this fell than ever he.
fors. 'I'ne registrar of live stock for the
Province states that for the first time the
Lacon breeds lead In the numbers of
thoroughbred animals regul creel and we are
✓ eadying enquiries' from all parte of the
Prevlece in referonoe to the breedieg,feed-
ing and finishing of this class of animals
It le likely, therefore, the this subject wH1
owns up ter discussion again at many of our
meetings this whiter. Our duty dom not
he along the line of advising farmers to
take no hng.raretng es a baetoess, hat rather
to utast those who are already pork pro
deicers to raise and put no the market a
lentil Articl. than they have done hereto
fore. We have not • home market now
for think fa pork and we cannot muocessful•
ly compete with the Amerlcsoe 1, their
market so long as they hem oh rap Dorn
with which to feed their hogs. Haoon;.
therefore, must be our principal pork pro.
duos rnd the kindly rereption which cur
Canadian 'Wiltshire side• have hems ac-
corded on the British market is scffiiolent
to justify us In recommending the farmers
tatr10ttu-the- boon type. Much bag
already been done by our progressive swine -
breeders to Improve the bacon chums and
ft are • noticeable fe.ture at our (all fairs
this year that In •II classes of hoes there
were longer individual animals and the
judges gave the highest premiums to those
animal. that showed the least indication of
carryingmuperfluoas fat.
"The subjeot of cold ewrage tor firm
products w111 be dlsruseed We winter at
our meetings. Von mune be prepared to
themes this question New laws have been
passed la Ontario relating to this subject
9D1 tb-se you ■hould famIllarire you've"
`Iwftb. I tows already eskt you the Weir
published Information on, the subjeot and
you w111 pima. study the prinolplee loyoly
ed and the method mod poet of oowtraotfoo
of snob a phut as would be praotlsabls-for
The Aymer. ir6,. Canidtan farW6sa we
Wieembl. in Guelph at the time of the Es-
perlmeotal Union and the Provin•,a1 Win-
ter Fair, It is expected that an expert will
be there to address y ,u on this toplo, and
atos&g. fleet
there at that time for practical demonstro•
tine.
"Another tedavtry that is deserving til
mere attention than it receivem, and which
the Ilt.n. Minister 61 A :rioulture is amici
to promote, la that 01 poultry r•bieg and
fattoaeeg-fon the home a wHersigte written.
I am arranging fir • sorbs of rivets'
poultry meative. le cmsae,llos will our
reviler end supplenicat.rr mestluge,._69•
the Dumber of (*reeve win. will ,head
these district meeting* sins' of neauuty fe
Itmlle& and I request th,1 you "epeeist
yeturelf Wit*Fwttfl itas h..tl t10as if11I1d
being dose in this occultly 'n promote ehle
Indastry. Spools' it.et. ictinn on paltry
mu, pus will also be furnished at the W'n
ter Fsir •ad you w,f! !herr obtain practical
hint. act ialorm.tlnn that should be netful
to re In your winter meel'og.."
A ureal lewapN 'r ealedlas.
The Motored n.wep•pers are paying high
onmplhmente to Tbe Famlly Herald end
Weekly Star on the °eoaeten of the Iv ter
paper moving Into ita megolhOet new
eliding, joist completed, after being two
ears In ,•nmtraotion. The new building til
be Family Herald and Weekly Star a one
f the eight. of Moofre&l Arobiteete say
Is one of the finest, If not the very fln«t,
ewsp.per bnlldi•g In the world, there
Ing nothing In New York or London or
try o1 the great cities M equal 1/. The
welly Herald's new bnlldiag cost half •
Illb,n dollars.
(Clinton 1 Contains fires "hipped ever
*o eb.nea.d pounds e1 MOW Int week.
Cutlery, Silverware, Cutlery
•
The "!Big Clearing Sale" of Table Cutlery, Silverware and
Pocket Cutlery will be over on Dec. 15th, so all thorn wishing to
take advantage of the big discounts ought to call early.
MITT& AND GLOVES
We have a large stock of lined and unlined gloves and mitts
at reasonable priers
CROIBM CUT SAWS
Otll and dee the big snaps we offer in 'ernes cut Wawa. We
are selling below laitt year's prices.
XMAS Iii COMING
Lo not buy your Xmas preterits before you roe the big bar.
gains *e offer in !'able Cutlery, Silverware, Pocket Cutlery, Car-
pe:! Sweepers, Razors, Scissors, Hocko) Skater, Spring Skates,
Hockey Sticks, Pucks, etc., etc
IMPORTED CUTLERY
A large import order of table and pocket cutlery has just
arriood, and we are going to offer it at very low prints during the
holiday season..
Uood shot guns for sale or to rent. All kinds of ammuni-
tion always in at telt at
AMcD. AIIan's
QHEAP HARDWARE AMORE.
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BYLAW NO.18 II 1900, OF TEN StOVOS
If you are looking for the
TOWN Olt GOODRICH.
A Itytaw, to exempt /row mraieisal Pastan.
rerfa(a!aidstft tat Town of rum/retch
known as tar Oyil sit nab! lluteki -.
soft Mill.
W111nzAa there Is upon the following lead
nantely, town lots numbor. 10911. 1012 and 1
1 best Coal Heating Stoves,
a; you will find the "Art Am -
In the said town. • mill erected &to.,ut twenty
eve years ago. at large expense. tor the per,
pose of grinding wheat and converting the
same Into (lour. together with an elevator and
• salt manufactory, all used and employed ea
one concern. which sold several works have
stood Idle fora me years put• coapt an oc-
oaalonal use of the elevator, to the great det-
riment of the wild town
Ase *11iRRAe it has been satisfactorily
made to appear to the municipal council of
tbesaid town that 11 the said lands aro ex-
empted from municipal taxation totter than
school taxes) for a period of ten years It 1.
proposed by the owners to greatly remodel, en•
huge. modernize and improve the said mill at
an estimated expenditure of $100.000.00, and to
thereby make it capable of turning out a larg-
er output than heretofore and to therebyput
ft (upon • paying basis- eo that 1t snail e of
continuous and permanent benefit to the eatd
town ;
AND WHEItOAs the municipal council afore.
said hu duly considered the application to e9.
empt the dale lands from the said taxes for
the said period of ten years and lave deter-
mined
eter
mined that the same should be granted sub-
ject to vote of the ratepayers as required by
the Statute In That behalf and ea hereinafter
Prov14e4 ;
Now T1liatFoete be It enacted and 1t le
hereby enacted by the sold the municipal
commit of the town of Goderloh that lh6 said
lands, namely town lots numtere 1038, loft
and 1013 In the wild town of Goderloh, shell be
and they are hereby declared to be exempt
from all municipal taxation whatsoever, ex-
cept taxation for school purposes, for the
period of ten suoce ebea years heglnniiig wttb
t e yen 1101 but upon Clea fellowing troodl-
tlops. namely :-
erst" Heater will fill the
r bill
As for a Mange, we eat)
guarantee the Pearl.
Every stove we sell is
sold under the absolute
guarantee that if stove is
not satisfactory, the pur-
chase price will be refunded.
A 1►.nber of good sec-
ond hand stoves for sale
very cheap, as we want the
room for new stoves;.
You are always welcome_'
-to call and inspect our big
atoek--e€ -Stoves', Furnaces, �.
L.- The said mill upon the said lands shall
be color before the let d• of Septetyr, 1901.
remodelled and converted mInto a modern ml
equipppce 1 with the newest and moat •eproved
maohir,yy and appliance. so as to epablo at
least
eel relit of flour to be manufactured
in the salddd mill in ea3h 24 hours. such changes
and imr,rotemen'e to coat sot leu then
(L30L000.t i.
2.- During Ole said period of ten years otter
tie RIOT OT euon'$esre.-the out oat of the said
mill shall not b, leu than 700.000 barrel. of
flour yearly.
during any'year of the said term of
ten rears after the first year the said m1.1
shall, except for neoeepary repairs, stand idle
for • continuous perio.t of tune months, the
said ramreslon of tazos`(or each year hereby
granted shall cease, and the taxes upon the
/ midlands shall he payable(or snob year aa It
this bylaw had not been
AND IT 1s hereby furthest false,' ..nd en-
acted that the ire:es of t he Mit .• eotlUed
to vote upon this "slaw shall a taken on the
7th d.
of
Januar (n tht •^vr .1
7 n ' from nine
dal.�ck In the forenoon no ..i : e O'clock in the
afternoon. .t the several usual potting plane
in the said town, as follows . --
Pa1he&.tlodlviaion number one at. W. Mo-
Clymoot's wagon shop. with Jaa Hreokrnrldge
as returning officer:
Polling subdivision number two at Thoma
'V i lcan a feed store, with Chas. Bates as deo
my returning oMoor. -
Polling subdivision number three at toasts
hall, with Nd. Van livery all deputy return)
officer.
1'olling nubile inion number four at .1. 11
Hune,man's shop, with Joh* F, Hates asdep-
ut ret urn ins oMr.
Poe
Polling subdlvieton nrmber else •t John
l'Mtltpa store, with 11.61,1 Marwice ea deputy
rc turning o18r»r;
l'o11.ng subtle talon Quantal as at Seim
Itrophe,Lel,op, with Geo. Sheppard as disp-
el) returning °Meer;
I'ulling mubdirie)o,, number feven at Mre
Jae. Ilys' house, with John Bain as deputy
returning offttar.
AND It i, hiarby further eneoted that the
municipal clerk of the aid oorporatton shall
attend •t the clerk'. °Mte In the town hall on
the 9M day of January, Ell. at the hour of
eleven of the clerk in the forenoon, for the ap-
polntmsnt of persons to attend the various
polling places and at the final summing up of
the rotes by the mid clerk on behalf of the
Persons interested in and promoting oroppow.
Ing the passing of the said bylaw reepeot veli
AND n .e hereby further enacted that the
.& d clerk .hell attend at the said clerk's o0w
Ip the town hall in the said town on the Nth
day of January, l 1, ■t eleven of the clock in
the foreno.n, for the purpose of summing up �v
the number of roto gluon for and against this fir eras{ Snap
by law.
ITovbn
zonally paned the23rd day of Novem-
ber, leak
WM. MiTCHKLL, JAS, WILSON,
Town Clerk. Mayor.
Tinware, Etc.
J. H. Worsen, The Cheap Stove Man, \
OODERICH.
ALBERPI NICE
I.03L9R 1N 1
Farm Implements and Machinery.
Deering H.oders, N,.were, Rake* and Twine.
Also JW. W. Marro od,
Ploughs Pulver,. etc.
alkenil a goWagon, upeolelq,
'Everything made of the very beet material.
Repairs of all •lode kept on hand.
Would be plowed to have you ea11 and 1r'
epeot good, before purehaeleg elsewhere.
1 IA)tIl CASH l"'I(''EP,
Will open 'p 1n the old Angus McRle men
stand about alri.►rr xr4
JAMES ROBINgN'S I440w
IAYE YOU / COLD ?
We Tuve just opened a large onler of
that excellent remedy, "Laxatly
Brom) Cialnln• Tablets." They
have a great reputation fur cures and ars
OUARANTEgI) T() CURE.
Assisted by a bottle of that "Wbtt.
PIIt. and Tar" Cough Cure, a
radical cure well be sure. Why not try
one or bout a them !
BOUT PEQFUI
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✓HIST A WORD''''''''':4;;I''''.-YIsg
,e,4•i3
We woukl like you to call and see the liteneaTill
beautiful lilies of Chrlatmu package. we V
are opening now. The very latest style t vlai
consists of • nice bottle of fine perfume in t (>
a (N, leather case, satin -hued anda°14,,,,,;ii n
verfILty. The ages are 1.0 Used ed for
NarkN dal .' iw
handkerchief, glow. se jewel asses, ate, r e •
Beautiful lin.. in of:! arias flea Belt t t'
values we ever had. I
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W. C. GOODE, -! Chemist; 404
BEDFORD BLOCK. « ,i
Cross -Cut Saws
+d b«va�I
rattierivet
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF THE CELE- ' b t
ERAT "f1APLE LEAF" SCI& ALSO .____-
A FE* •'VULCAN" CROSS -CUT SAWS
FOR $3A0 EACH.
re
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1.
Ftffrl t'tSt"7i' ^"'b ' 4. eft1 - 1 za<1
sera r , ^s r�z x�ry ^w,x. traria.
ii
t v yN e L*Je t'ri�
"Also a Full Stock of e . c r,s W ,%
i-, d i.":'4$R11i;war ^"}+
A xes, A.xe Handles, 'Saw Sets, Files ,...„0---kom tj
and Bucksaws. . �vR .lea..
5t: s1it
t,
\ _ , t a -ii' +«t +"t5'kti0 y .w.•' u;'l y tri'
I\- r;Riry'
\?'14r tr rIraf.•»e+
A. W. WISE, •
11•n.i'ton S rest,
ROPHEY & SON
- THE 1,•AUINn -
v." rD•3rtctor,f Cana
'% t (\linen*.
•Hers ear.yyt4
h«are. Gleba or
Norval, Went Nen.
masa ,se air
N OTI('K,-
The foregoing les true copy of s proposed
bylaw which has been taken into rwneidera-
tlon, and which will led
oocnr^ll in the event of the aseept of the ofec simnel!
from tthhefirs p °Mattbldlcati'n thereof in Ttti reto • er one i:
NA1. newspaper on the :Jib and Ti,, Star news -
r
the 3oth
of
nd
st tthe hour, day and glories thern1 November, exert a for
taking the vote, of lea electors the polio will
Le 6.10.
!NM. MITC'IIICLL, -.1st
• 'l'own Clerk,
Town of Ooderloh.
pally paired ler tb
T.
le oor (doper Soap, at $., a
pound, o1 which we Bell • barrel • week.
This isn't our only soap. u we carry
everything 16.1 can he frond In ■o ro-
to -date grooery store, and our prime
arm right. The farmers know that they
oan always get from us • snap tor their
produoe. We drew the line at o0
legitimate trade - everything goes :
01 tinware or potatoes, garden •tuff or
oheieot table China. We deal in all
of them.
G. TIPLING et CO.,
Redford block, O.ad.rbh.
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THE CASH HARDWARE STORE.
The Old Firm, The Old Business,
_ -But n.
TO TB t -Penta
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We have removed ta.the store lately occupied by. ,,,./.0,!4h '" ,
Cattle Bros., tinsmiths, which w have stocked with a com- '1w ' ?
plete line of Groceries, and who we shall r"`'
be able better
ti
than ever to attend to the wants of tar customers. S
A call upon us in our new stand will please us.
Yours respectfully, =
STURDY & T
r3.ataarts7acr' Os, .-Ke•.maa .. a
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THE GROOERB.
JOHN MORRIS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Planing Mill and F•otory, Gem -
brie Road, Goderloh,
A complete stook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lumber,--:-
Sox and,
ubbersb
• • •
No matter how
cold or slushy the
weather is, your feet
will be snug and
warm in a pair of socks and rubbers.
• Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snap.
• proof rubbers -that's a combination that can't be beat
lafor out -door winter work.
r : ,We haw them In all styles and
�JL
t.
I
PriceddowEo rockboltomrtoo.•
This is how we sell them s--\
FROM $1.25 UP.
Flooring and Siding,
Lath, Shingles,
Etc.,
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
Sash and Doors on hand and
made to order on short
notice.
Storm Windows & Doors a Specialty
E.' n1.1011 furni.hr, I r, sen. sin treats..
JOHN MORRIS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
WIN Mr
ScrlllI011 Hard Coal ,,-.
IN THE MABRIIfT
All Coal weighed on tie Mutat Pralee,
where yon get MOO IDs, for a ton.
V'1. LEE.
GODB:RiOa.----Ord.r. I.!1 at LZ ! SUPHAAD'8
Stec* prea.p.. J afttsed.d to
IGHRISTM S
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WI'1. SHARMAN, Jr.
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We have some lovely goods for the Christmas trail. -and being our
fire Christman, we intend deviling liberally with the public.
:)or stock comprises some of the loveliest designs in French and Japan-
ese China, Sterling Silver, Ebony Gond., Silver Tee Rets, Cram and
S• ugar Sete, Christmas Cards, Games, Toys, Mechanical Engines, Auto-
mobiles, Fire Engines, Dolls, Doll's Furniture, etc. Pretty pictures,
All0, 100 different inhjecta, at 2fjo, framed.
We have only • limited supply of "Curates." Place your order early
if yon wish to secure one of the most fashionable things of the age.
Sowethietg for evorybody at moderate priors.
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