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THE WEEKLY Menne T REPORT
Uooatu01. Mar 17. 1901.
gall Whe.t 1 03 to 01
Flour, pausal. pMrer art a%... .•.. 1 50 M 1 50
1 10
Hoer. pe ....... 111 (0 1 ,4 00
910 t1 coo...... .. ...........(40010(604
Ooreouloge.' girt 100 to 1 nO
0 to 011
Bye. per bush
Ituekwheat, per bosh 0 M N 0 1O
P)
ion., hash..... .. _. Mo N n 01
Barter. per boob .. .... ......... 0
37 to 0 NO
• Pall to 900
Hay, Vw,.....0111 ro O00
Potatoes. IP blab -. •.
Butter, ' 0 15 to 0 16
Chose& oar lb..., 10 to 0 11
logs, froth anpsebavi 1 des. .. 9 to 0 10
Wood f 0 to 0 00
Hiles, 01 to 5 s-3)
Lmbdklos - Yu to u 70
Live (Hove .r...- 50 to 5 OJ
Ionised Hoag 50 to 7 21
110000. I1 to0Ill
R•m, par 10 .. ...... ........ A 15 to 0 15
Lard. per lb, 0 I1fto 13
Drowned Heat tore gw105 .. 0 00 to 0 UO
ws
Droed beef. Mad 0 00 to 0 ot
Cattle. 'Copan 11 75 to 4 5'
,. Ordinary 100 to 1 5
MIMULMons Vaoan*.
VANT(4D.-BY APRIL I6TN, THREE
7 geed gUls as cook, porter msI4 •.d
housemaid Acull to MISS ATTRILL,
)tldgewood Park, Uuderlch. SIRE
'Inth WANTED. - FOR DINING
1 ream of Colberoo Hotel. Aeoly to Mn.
•BO. BUXT011,
POP Bale.
FOR SALE. -LOT 26 WIDUER ST.,
Hutoklam's eur•e , with good house,
formerly egged by Mrs. 4711n•-. Apply to
PHILIP HOLT. 11 71
FOR SALE -I OMFIR FOR SA LE 141
presort, /s 8o'tford. co
,prldou one
qusr'er of en acre or more, good frame
n1 u
Mort clan fruit ttree.. on 1 '. ground. number
Ap
NJUIIN MrINT1 MR, oe Ibe prem, or
Seitr.o9 P.0 im
FOR MALE --ONE OF ('H Y. Itkir
term. 1e the Count, or litre•. Owns:
boos.,g I'os.e.el. .•oodw 01, 0 1.n Tu5nottrone
hour. Irak baro.
caul,'. 1 to nos le Clod/Hoch for solo. C. N
1.11.1+. O odr rich. 1114
SNI) FOR SALE 1� TOWN OF
J J Litr1,Y.HICL4 -Fir sole 11s memorable
tenv. ,he property now. •a The lint/Mier/
labn:o '.ring pari Or b4... 1 it' In the Town of
Un'enob, coot&lslrg about 13 scree, with
o'.lI 1 og e and water. rtgbte on tho Rher Malt.
ler n 'or tonne apply to ()ARROW a GAR•
RUM'. solicitors for the vendor.
FOR SALE OK TO KENT-1'wKNtY-
Ove sod onsh.lt • too of Ised, et the
Mouth rnI of 'h' tows. P.r,.•.lon given by
April let. Por term, awl parkulare• p1• ve
W DUNLOP. West stere'. 301.
LOOK SALE OR TO RENT -T\%0
C 01117 brlok OM*. ',oat" Vidor • and
Tnfs'wer street.. Godr1.11 APIA W J.
PASM0K*. Hit
VOR SALE. -LOTS 96. 96. 117. 118 11'i
r and 118 in Hceob0at'e . all In
Oodenoh. For Dart1a0111.pppl'1PHILIP ttUt.T.
Bsrrteter. to.. Node (0'.
Marne Int 1900. 'l 11
A(;GOD80 ACRE FARM 'OH
1 ,t 21. 0000sselm N. C Jderlon Town
alp. Mutated It miles from Ho mesvllle. 1i
mil,. from el •too. Good buildings, Noce..
orchard. well, and Gering creek. A goat held
of fall wt,•t. Tonne re&.ona' l.. For panto -
Bien apply to THOS. JUNDRY. auctioneer,
Uoder ie 1. 10(1
GODERICH, ON NUM). CANADA.: MARCH 28, 1901.
D. MOGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
POLITICS IN PARABLES.
Unlaoke Gives the Jingo Par
eons a NUS Jolt.
I e roseate. • Ley sermon --The award for
the Crescent mad get for the ores.
-Rave They Pant the wrest
Rao en the national
1)ARTsoeT11, N. S., Mirob 9
Say, Mr. Editor, 151.1 beg-h•lred Toros
to preaoher who n few weeks aro routed
about the " baptism of blood " awaiting
Canon& beton we ua0 marmot to shuot.,the
" sprinkling " of which we have had already
(a South Africa, 1. • Presbyterian miol•ter,
they 1011 me. Our landlady, who is • hard-
shell baptist, was tlokled to death 10100
she read the pre•ohers remarks. \
Says she, "There'.. man who keels. hie
Teetsmeee ; and he • Presbyterian. Ton
ase that he doaso'1 bole.. 111.0 .prlok-
ling to twptbm."
Well, mar'.," bays 1. "1 ain't .solos
t• drown doctrine gust sow. But that
preacher doom t know h0 Testameot, tor If
he did he wouldn't mouth about 011. ,word
FARM FOR BALK -THAT FIRMT
FARM
farm knows as the "Cwed.p
Pun',- being R. holt les til. oosowlon 1. Beet
We.. rnoeb. ('0) acres, Moore. oie•red and to
a Knot elate of oultivelloo. 1 sore bush.
Then le on the plasma wood two sorer frame
dwelling bonito 18x111 with wing 16.10. and •
g ood stone cello, $ frame baro 18o50 with
stone stables tinder, 1 &eros of good orchord. 2
good never talltns ernes wells. Th. sod le s
g ood cls loam, &b tat 70 soros le gram. 8 acres
of fall wheat, sed some fall ppt1eethlnn• The
fends are good. 1t is oe • lending gravel raid
roov•nient to-burohes, school, etc., t mile
from the village of Auburn. 5 miles from
lilyth, It teflon from the towns of sloteriob
and Pluton. This 0 • vert desirable plies -
no poor or wain land.
Por tall particulars apply to PHILIP II 'LT.
soh, nor for the estate of the late Mrs. ('sacs
del.
Musts.
douse mo m0oh for the gospel. The first
ilogo pr.acbor was the Apostle Peter, and
that war afore he was ' 000verted.' We •
loot Don't you remember hew he drew
out his sword there In the et den and
. wiped off the ear of • chap named Melohue,
the servant of the high prat ! Poor Peter
just then war hot for blood, just like • lot
of those khaki preachers of the p t
dies'. Hut the Mater he just saya to h,m,
'PCT Ur T0Cs IWORD INT" TU• naLATH,'
• o..1 Peter dldo'1 say • word about .
' sprinkling' or ' baptism ' ot blood atter
that.'
" But ain't things different now 1" the
widow &eked.
" 1 ou bet they are,'' osy• 1. Aod then 1
gays her )1st • bit of • •.rmon along the
nae 1 begeo oe 1 woo's one •II 1 said,
bat it eras to tots effect •
These protessioo•1 portions, who love to
strut •bout l0 u•od rollers •c.1 military
matte. heat any drummer bay for 0)1(04 gone
0a the glory of war. Job's war Pore. Obit
scoffed the battle from .tar, .od cored, " Ah
ba, .h h..' would be eau mild • obarger o
day for some of than fighting gospeller..
I remember that when the sword wielding
Apostle had domed bar Lord, and when the
Muter stood alone before Pilots, and was
ob.11sdgsd by the Romeo g0v.roor oe to 110
ktogdem and Ito mums, he simply rel lied
"My kingdom 0 not of trite world ; for If
my kingdom was of tine world then would
my wervente fight " You too he jest there
soot out all thus propagation of the g0epel
with the .word, the rifle and the Iyddtte
shell. M•homet came along .b1 nondred
years atter, and he mode the ,word and the
orea0mt 50 ognher. Some of Wow khaki
pr.5oben mase have been 1o5d1o5 up on
Mabomet's teachings, and got taogled up in
Ws mon poseabio merge of the °roes.
The widow looked at m. halt soared Ilk.,
and she says, "011 my 1 I m afraid If you
talk like that at the sable the boarders will
hlok you are not toys' I"
"Bay, .arm,"'.y• 1 after I got through
laughing, and hod got real serious 05040.
"loyalty 1. • o.ioh•word that has knocked
t 115 nooerlty, orltloal thought, and courage
not o1 a lot of folks. That word is • real
bogey nowadays. There I. only one true
'set of loyalty, and that is to be true to the
right •od the truth. The man who will
mond by the fair and just thaw, who loves
God, and who will put olmeelf into the plow
of his neighbor or opponent when he has to
lodge him, is just In the &ttitudo where you
will find a fellow truly loyal. He will love
hog flog and his king, and shout for ahem
whim th.y are opholdlnv the right ; but h•
will got blind himself to wrong lfor;,his
country's ..k..
"Whew the Prince el Peace °nae to judge
the world M rlgb0oou.osss 15aees It will
take • legion of angels with mloro.copes to
mint out these khaki preachers who are
now yelling for blood and revenge, they
will fool u awful .mall. lt'• • foot."
The widow looked • serf of •wry -like, mo
I let up on the subject.
S.y, Mr. Editor, 08'1 my (rimmed Billy
M.oleao dotes • lot of alkiog at Ottawa
lust now ! II you hadn't the wore mord in
your bond when you were watching the
vome you would think that he wa the rap
caro 01 the Opposition team instead of our
mea K. L Borden. It's a foot. S.y, we
Nova Sootlans.re • modeot lot, and I guess
that Borden wool' loose much deep over the
..y that Billy tries o r0u the party auto-
mobile. although soon folks in hie place
might wonder u1 • mistake had not been
made to oamir' the leader.
In tot, I'm monocled of • story • tr$VeIer
for • h•rdwa• • store in the west told mm 1i,e
other day over Is the oily -lint'. H•ld•x.
A m.o goiu4 by the Dight train from To-
ronto to Hrockylis wet mighty anxious not
to miss getting off, so he save to the oolored
porter, who was • new hand oo that route,
awfully hard to wake up, bud may
went to deep longer • but you lot me off at
Itrookyilfe, sure. I'll give you fifty cents if
you do the job well, but you'll get the boots
it you mime ma."
Th.. darkey he joss grinned. and nye,
"I'll see the Dolor of your coin, 511 right,'
and swo soporous mores were beard above
the rattle of the railway oarrtage.
Just before Brookyil0 was reached the
porter waked op Ms am. god the chap he
may., "Wher:. thOS?
The coon he sty%, salljylfle."
'lb. pwenger be says, "Biome you,bb me
go to 'limp Salo.'
The porter h. got the .loopy mw out and
g ently waited in dreoplug him, and the fel-
low In storied to swear, .0d *eked to be let
atone. But the darks) he found the train
W11 •Iowtor up, au be rushed his man to ton
rear or 1h• oar and heaved him out 1n great
.'ylr, but out be/ors the powogar had
blackened woe of the mu1.1(0's ye* and
torn his ooller. The noun bang out the
m.a'e grip and 01.10051. but did out 01.11
for the fifty oan1e, and the time spud aro Its
w.y 5g5(0
Tbilisi the porter be went into the dioing-
oar and got some porterboaes ete5& to Hx
up his eye, and h. ways, "And 1 never saw
the ostler of his ool0."
Before Montreal was reached .n angry
man sprang from • berth, half-dreesed,wlth
• watch to his bond and fire to be els
W hen this nigger saw him he tamed white.
It lice the original nun fur BrouKvllle
"Why didn't you pot me off at Brook
valla" he yells&, •od he jomp.d for the
poor porter
Say, that o00o tb. ught he was to for e
. 0000d Dotting, sure; but the pan -
engin kept himself to cheek samew0•t after
the porter expl.ioed h1. a hooks, and bow
he get the byrths mixed up
"How do you think 1 (ml, here to Mont-
real!' he eked of the .h.kiog porter.
"Mighty bad, 1 owns, air," says the poor
0000 ; "bat, say. mister, you don't fool half
as bad as the fallow I put off on the platform
at Hrouk0/11m "
When Billy M.o1.00 get. ■prsadt*9 him•
sell oa the railway, lraneport•IIoD, and la-
du.trlal questions, leading off obits Borden
k..ps in the bmckvround, 1 wonder if Soy of
the rank and file of the Conservative party
wonder if they didn't boot the wrong man out
of his berth whoa they placed their present
loader on the platform! it's 1. fast.
U. R A. Paton.
W, GLENN CAMPBELL.
Organist and mimics! dlreotor of North st.
Methodist chureh, and teacher of planofort0,
pipe organ and theory. will be plowed to re
o.Ive pupils. Instruction given either at
studio o. at pupil's homese Ae.lred. 'todlo
at [maroon'. Mode Stowe. W.ot-et- 71st
fl sdloal•
DRS. SHANNON & GALLON, 1'HY
NIC(ANH and Bergson,. ()Moe in Hoek
of Commerce bntldl0g, sweet side of Square.
Night nails at rosldeno.s
Dr. rlhao on. Dr. Gellow,
Old resrde0oe. hap'er et. Loin et. w.
'Phoee K, 'Phone 07.
Insurosioo, ea
(IHA`t. E. SHAW, GENERAL INiUR•
V ANCB and real estate agent. Olgne.. ne
door oast of P. 0.. Uoderloh. Agent for th-
Wding mutual Ore loon -secs o0m outs. and
le•.ling stock eomtaolos.
Mercantile and manufacturing tints t
Want ratite. Cell at office.
W. R. ROBF;RTSON.
Accountant and Insur.noo Awont.
Books and wc.oun0s made UP.
Buildings rent, d sad rents oolloote.l
Fire 'winsome la IIAtOh sod Canadian
Companies.
(Moe- to Proudfowt a Hays' omn. N tnh
street 0odsrieh. 4itt
F. J. T. NAFTKL. GENERAL iN
BURAN.'s anti Heat Pietas. .geot.
Firs,144, Anolde t and Plate Olean Insur•noe
effected on matoal or Pooh pian at lowest
roto. oomlblr.
Itnet 'Coolish and O.n.df sn oompaniet rep
rewnteA.
(Moe nett door to °arrow & )(•r. ow, Dor
Motors. Nominee retreat.
EWpiesia 1. rcLana.'s Liaimat
J. Celwlll on 11511.adds. death of h0 e.tim
.hle w1f. Mn. Colwtll had beep 111 for
some Hum wild • covers all•uk of 1• grlep•,
but n0 ons had any Idea that It .u.ld 1ar-
m1oe1. fatally. The d.oesoed lady was the
daughter of the late Mr. Robert Maar. 10
•ddlnvo to bin sorrowing busbeul, .M
leaelO two brother. mud three snoop to
mourn bar departure She w.e a memo •r
et 1n. Ftnt Pushy tenant ohuroh and •
sorest Christian lady."
Women' CorrteoIoNLae. -A meeting
of the Board of Looms Uommtosieners was
held •t UUstoo 00 Tuesday, M•roh 26th.
wbeo the licence of Patrick Cummings, of
W bighorn, was transfss,nd to Lionel Elea -
500 . 1t eau deold.d to hold the 0eu meet
ler for 1ho oonstderallon of liminess 0o Tae. -
day, April 16th next.
Tan Cosecs -The penes of C5oa1• will
be taken at midnight on Huoday next--tba,
is, stymy person living to the DooInWo at
that hour will be oou0wd by toe •iumer%
tore, who will titan out oo their rounds 00
Mo.day. Jamie L. Ur.ot, woo 0 eoperlo
teoding the aeosuivt•kt.sg m tins riding,
was In town on Tuesday sod met the en.
umer•tors for the towns of Uoderloh and
Chotoo and the township of Goderlcb 10
prepare toe latter for the performance 01
their work These enumerators will meet
here agaru tomorrow.
Fon 701 I'AN AMZRI,,.ie,-Ooderiob will
be well •dyertleed tit Lb* Pan Amarloan •1.
Whitton by a ooll0otioo 01 high -oleos photo,
graphs from the studio of R. R. Sallows,
side we feel fe to saying will be among
the beet exhibited at Buffalo. The oolleo
too oomprtw two dozen large prone, in-
°Iodaoe some of Mr. Saltows' beet news of
the river and lake and also • number cameo
at Beom .ter .od Hayfield and in the
country. Mr. Sallow. will have these pro
tares on sxhibttioO at hie studio •II next
week, and the pubIia a mvitod to o011 and
we them 1 hey ere epics lid spool:ens of
pbotogr•phia art sinuous who likes
beautiful picture make 11a pehat to
see them.
Nu SMALLrol 19 0ODgalo1. - Mayor
Nilson ha amt the following letter to
some of the Torooto paper.
" A short time ago there was published
in the onlumna of your paper • elatemeo1 of
smallpox oases to this Pronto., •od the
town of Godiertob was mentioned as h•viog
woe ow. I wish to soca that this town to
.otUsly free ot the dismiss. Last Deoembei
a ynaog man cams to town with symptoms
of smallpox ; he wa promptly mutated and
'he utmost ware was triton to ureve01 000-
104100. The our war • very light one, the
young man g0totly recovered, and the pre -
(motions whtoh were wed oon60ed the dis-
ease to thus owe o&ea ; eo that the town of
Goderloh hu so smallpox wl1hio (te borders.
1 trap yon will rive 1h0 ■15temen0 pnb-
Itcay. Yours truly,
"JA%g Wti..oft, Myer of Uoderloh."
rnaA�ipp.a, Arau.3RD.-Updoubtedly
remit throws Jeley. _.
DARTMOCTH, N. 8„ Morob 23, 1901.'
Say. Mr. Editor, 1 guess I moot have bit
you between wind and avatar with that last
hot 1 fired at you Imp.rialu o. 11 .sem•
you have got so mad .t me that you Aasssnt
print soy thing mor.. 1 have looked tar my
letter on the Jingoes for the last two weeks,
•nt lo, It hu not appeared.
Well,. if you don't want to print my let
tors you oe.dn't. I guru there ore other
print shops would be willing enough to se'
them, sod •o here goes. I'm oil. Aod I
h ave no hard feelings, either. But it I o1u't
speak out my mind, whether it pirate* you
or rh•t there lorooto Telegram man. and if
ootbang Rtes noises It is the bowllog"for •
pinchbeck Imperialism that make. Canada•
water -boy in the Empire's parade, then you
wen anon me out. I thought your residers
of the old Lib.rel school wanted te *1111.
•traight talk along the lines of Mack.otie.
Brown and Blake. I'v* got to give yon
that klud ot stuff or nothing. But u you
haven't let my last pito. •ppe•r I enema it's
• shut column to on. Well, •5 I said be
ton, no hard feelings. But I'm no "Little
Cansdi" man, 1,51• your dusky friend .t The
Toronto Telegram, and 1 must pat my 01
land Ent tle[7!__Nme. Adieu, food sir '
Farewell 1 U R. A PERCH
[We have boss etpeottng• bre.zt from
Uno'e Uoi.ok• for not publishing that loot
letter of his beto: a this ; and we must con.
fess the• he has let us down easy Teat
letter was mislaid or lost or something and
didn't turn op until yesterday morning,
w hen we Immediately rushed at into type.
We hops he will woept the explanation.
Oar readers look for his latter every week,
Keep on writing, Mr. Pooch : we'll print
every tut word ot IL -ED. NwNAL
For es- trait] nee only. 0 • 1,014 1 r aura for
.pinal dnmo.. hip dtee•*., Infemmaterl rneu-
mSrlem, lame back, lambast.. eon thenar
weak and sore lung*, brats..., sprains stiff
Joints• rupture sod .11 11 ,Arid 401 •a•&
It hat also Does found •cure for throat at-
feotlrme in hnree. Nooe weanlee without
having the trade mark oe Mhels and wrap
Der, and 5. A. McLennan* Liniment, 001.
rich out stomped on was teat on main bent".
Mennl.etared poly by LUPHiMIA A. Mo
LKN N AN, sole palmate* and prop'l.tor, vew-
55te.beet Gederteh. Ont (695
r11w1� Itoffo..
Mkt
HINDBIFI. =177 JN$1.
UNTIL FURTHER No iCE. KINDER
Twine will ha sold at the RInstal on (Nen
Itentlary to farmer*, In sash quantities e. may
he desired, for 0*ok ors delivery. at than f ,low
lag ,rises
(15.1
............... nests rev panda
renal
New 7llee1 •
l'nrrpotYt *off•, gt011d. h t. 10
th nom I tan -
nae, to JJ.V! PLATT Wardencoill see, �p,e 50eOary.
K learn., (M t.
Papers lasert�1+.Ig this aeikr without •
Inr ttrwgl tmaio tory p aur will sat hot=
aMLsea
Ikea N. RR. Sf1
Publlo Notion
TUI H'K-A BARGAIN IN NURSERY
1\ IFT x;6. A limited somber of chow
plum and apple trees will be sold . hoop for
moth. Moa le "Boomed of o mate room ter
LaAND, TCome rafalgar street. et win`. WM. liUt,
NOTICE -- 41'I'LI(' o.1 IONS FOR 'PH E
po•ttion of menit+r)J Inspector for the
Town of (11der10h w 11 bo ria.1Ve w vein lye
Ifolm0•, mollo•1 health °Meer, give
any saodrd psrtioalarel0 regard to the datlee
of the posbUoe. AAtpp 1 551 es with CRC. Ir reoelved
until April Int. W ,y, Board of Health.
8 1t
AROUND TOWN.
AT 7115 MAI'I.L LKAP (;HoCLRY -Ws hove
taken into stock this week a full oar of Red -
path's best sugar. 'lin many customers
that bought from us early last year saved
money. W. would Dow .ug0ost that. now
1. the time to buy the beet sugar at the low
est price. G. M. Ei.urrrr, Hamilton et.
TH1 (TREAT NORTHwtsT*RN.-Hnr0n'e
greatest Mir w111 be held this tear on Tine -
'lay and W adoeady, October 1 and 2. The
dates were fixed at • meeting of the inhi-
bition board nu Saturday. The board eat
all •fter0000, revlrod the rales and • port-
ioo ot the prize list, and adjourned for •
week.
several year., sad twee no reams to sake •
°bong., u he believe. It ain't be beat. Mr.
Emerson Is mitt n4 a full Ilse of Moroi.
•undra.. and viii again run • livery this
year •od ell, employ • repair u,•n. lo
answer ,o the SIoNAL man's Ing.lry, li W.
Thom•oo & Dou stated that they rein
span &rear.. Lr the Ooderioh bicycles and
toed also the Or .cent, Tnbu,. and Hytl.p
wbsels. To another ioterrog•tloo tbe re-
ply wan : "No, here's no p•rtIoul.r
Phnom. io wheels this year ; but if there •
aoyth og new we h... it."_ And then the
mortis of the new Hussey h.0dl.b.r were
demoribed. We haven't spasm to t•11 .11
•bout it here ; the (01004(01. purchaser ono
go sod see for blmeeli N D. Rougvie,too,
has the sate Hoe* se last year, oou'pnnog
the Stearns, the E & D., the White and the
Sootem.a-a quartette from which • man-
or • worn he, either --should be able to choose
one to snit. Over on Kingston •Crook John
Yule, the "old reliable" livery man. is .011
log the KagI• bicycle, and report good
bu•laess already this year. The trade will
not he hampered this apron a it war • year
•gn by the oonditlon of the road around the
Squsn, and • few days more of •prtog
weather will bring out many whole.
las LITERARY SooILTY.- Another good
program was promoted on Friosy 'tooling
at the mastic, of the (.oilerute lento u••
Li wary 8001) 1y, The opening Dumber wee
so in trumeotal solo by Miss Claire Rey
colds. which was followed by • reading by
Miss Quenon Roborteen. A recltatmo by
Miss Mand Wilson woo heartily removed
.od the wa. oompelled to r*.pond to the
s000rrs. The next order of the evening
woe Impromptu speeches., tive or six of ice
Marisa's braying the 'errors of the platform
and ..king oredltsbl. sp.eohes. K L
M Ilh•m., editor of the O. U. I Jo0r0&I,
presented another issue of that °rorty pub
Iloailoo. A voo.l sola by Mies Yiool° Mc
Vitae war much appreciated. and she was
rot•Iled to give another .00g. A reading
by labs L.ur. Jeokell followed, and Mr.
(irlutgave the last number, • reu-ratloo
from Mark Tw•to. The meeting closed
with the eloping 1 the national anthem.
1'hH wee the last regu'u meeting of the
Moiety for rho term the ethois.t prose•
dent, James 11 Mason and his band of
zealous oo workers on the. executive nom
motes deserve oredit for the lareresting
area of meetings which ha been bald an
der their direction, The Society 1. an ex-
0.11eot feature of Collegl•'• life and Is doing
good work to brlogtng out the thought and
the (.1-ot of the student r.
U
the monad Omit of the 'woo w111 he the
lleodel.ubnMalo Quartette, which the
local manor/ moot have *stewed tor the toren,
tog of April 3,11. This talented orea*'zs•
tom stands in the foremost sok of the
rnusioal world and 0 too well known to the
mono loving pebIlo to termite f55ea11eada-
tlea The crowded hoose and repeet.d en
°ores which greeted thou' hoot eppeor0oc0 Ia
Moony Hall are a good estimate of the sao•
cess whioh those vocalists .r• mooting with
on their (a0.dlan lour. Their program i0
varied, uoosisting of many Sootok selections
and oa000t fail to please all lovers of mini:
Those wishing to take •dvaouge of this
treat should ,wure their ti 1.'. rorty, as,
lodging from the large advance ,.., , there
will be few empty seats. Plan opens to
eubsorthers only March 29ih and 30141, to
the public April let.
A NATIVE tri' GUDLRICH.-A dosp.toh
from 1'etrolc• states that Anthony Aylmer
Lefrey, manager of the B•ok of Toronto
there, died on Saturday, the 16th Inst., of
pneumonia after an illuess of scarcely three
days. He had apparently returned to his
duties .t the bank before baviog fully re-
sovered from a recant attack of grip Mr.
Lsfroy was a native of Oodench, •od was
only (biro( eight years of age, He began
his as olers in 111. Bank of Lon",
which was alietwards absorbed by the bink
of Toronto, la whlob he had for many
years been an effrol.at and esteemed of iolal.
Three yearn ago he was moved to I'etrolea
from Port Hope, where h• had been station.
id for some tom., and where he was well
known to a wld• whole of sportsmen as 1.
oricketer and teoolrplayer. His wits. the
eldest daughter of Arohlb.ld Wood, of Mill-
brook, and two sons, seven and three years,
survive him
1.0 111. CoCRTy.-The local court calendar
makes the following appointments for next
week : Division Court, April 1 ; County
Court and Surrogate gnarlarly sittings for
motions, etc., April 1 to 6 ; County Court
*Minos for trials without jury, April 2.
Criminal justice accounts will he audited on
the 3rd of April.
ANo'rHhR GIFT TO TM PUMA,' LIBRARY.
-The thanks of the public library po.rd are
due to Yrs. D, MODoo•Id, W.Ihrgron stre51,
for her very uwpable gilt of books to the
library. Several .re comparatively late and
others will be eztnmely opportune as dupli
cote* of muoh read books. We hope others
will follow this lady's example.
A SUo'sBNrot. U. C. 1. 871tu1NT -We
are ple.•od to learn that Mtlroo A. B*oh.n•
an, of Zarloh, who ba been pursuing an
honor coarsens modern languages in Toron.
to University with marked success for the
Inst four years, has hoot appointed to •
fellowship to romeow languages in Chicago
University. W• understood that the award
was given on a therm dealing with a pwage
to D•ote's Divine Comody, 'affording which
Mr. ! Mebane° has suggested an eotlraly
new ,e1*.pr5te'ien.
CANADIAN PRESS AWwtr'1ATtr.N. - '165
offtoer. *looted at the annual meetlo, of the
Canadian Props Assoc .tion wt week tin
President, Copt Maodoo•Id, Allston
drab; first neo president, D. Mo0111r
ooddy, Goderlab; second vtw president, H.
J. Pet tywoe, M. P. P.. Forret: monitory,
John A O1opor, Toronto; assistant score
tory, A W. Low (.00lam&t100); execatt7•
oomenittee, A MoNee, .1 T Clerk, A H.
U. Colquhnuo, .l. W. Kdy .ed Smeestoo
Whits (Mootreai Gazette); auditors, L. d.
J •ckaoo and O. F,. GOA:ord.
Model Tailoring.
Wilt N18H TO ANNOUNCE. TO THE
genera! public that we have again
linut a (5 1 •rine e•t•hlInhmeet over
p Felt, corner of West •trent and the
gMf�� 11'5 ottersntee.'l mfr wore equal to
the SS nit, el STAPI.KT')\'ash end oat
prim arty.
Nod Grain for Sale.
‘zKKI) GRAIN FOK SALE -2 CARS
(7 .sod Mes inn bags) h em Itwee Honed. 1
nd goose
winter. thong
1 nen~ll 7 of f00.11e5 oan, torn, •re .0 .31
Woes 1 sell for rah ran ..rl'•nlrnmfor
5.
tiled of grate In onm0 ra•.s ffrr
ro 1
ight
011? hrrdmeee. nlbo$y masonn two had If (1r -N
H. MIRRIN. ae■oe, March 0. (001. aft
Mbar ire th* oolghborbood of $9,000, •ud to -
tends going to British Columbia on • pros-
pecting tour.
J. H Woroell's many Meads aro greatly'
planted at his gradual return to health and
atreagth •ter bar L.og and eevor0 1
0511. W.i0x50,1 to see him 450155vrry bustuw11.
at the old eland moo.
For the Emitor holidays the Grand Trunk
Rstlway will les.. 'enure ninon at single
tare 5u'og April 4th :o Btb tooluelve,retnro-
tug up to and tuoludlng April 9th. The
twohere' trod students' fare will be • fan
and 005 third, going Marob 2910 to April
6th loolusl•e, and returning Aural 16th.
St. Thoau Journal: A MoD. Allan, of
Godsrloh, is a guest at the Grand Central
Hotel. His ',Mit to St. Thome Is to the In
tweet of the new Chisholm propose of mana-
t.oturiog Iilummatlog gar, whlub is being
lotroduosd in Outarlo. The town of Bramp
too te about to put l0 a plant, and Colling-
wood, it 1• said. will probity follow suit.
Two young lady graduate. of Ooderlob
Colisgisto lo•tbuta have been selentad M
odious of the Women.' Literary Society of
lorooto University. Miss M. Liaison.
daughter of John 1' Dolmen, of Tooker
south, lormaly of (ioderloh, hu been sp-
potated trouurer of the 'moiety, mod bor aba-
ter, Mise J. O. Diukwo, bar been appo00Nd
third year representative on the editorial
b feral of 'Varsity.
Jame* MoMarohie, Blyth, has boon •p•
pointed clerk of the twelfth Dly1.1o0 Court
of Huron (at Blyth) Wm. Campbell, the
late olsrk, resigned ae the result of some
• Drought against him by the publish-
er of The Standard, who wound him of
collecting and appropriating to hie own use
moneys paid o0 &000uo1 of Division Court
• pita woo by the oomplato&ot and alter
wards denying to the complainant List h.
ha 1 collected the mooeye.
CENSUS iNroaMATION UONrIDLNTIAI_ -lo
view of the foot that come hesitation may be
displayed in •wwertng the quse1io05 ,.f wen
sun enumerators touching confidential mat-
ters,
arten, the following instruction will be found
interesting :-Eyery otliwr or other person
employed in any capacity o0 census wink us
required to keep fo7tofate L51• secrecy of the
information gathered by the enumerators
•od entered on the sohoduleo or toms. An
enumerator is not expected to show his
..htdaliss to any other per.on,nor to make or
troop • copy of them,0or to answer setpoints.
time
yquee-
tioee respecting their 000ten',, dlrully or
lodtrsolly ; and the same obligation ot
secrecy is Imposed upon commissioners and
other oHioere or employe*. of the outside
sarvioe, as well as on every of ser, clerk or
other employee of the census nfftoe at WWI
win. The facts and statistic's of the °ensue
may not be used exu.ot for etathstlail 0010
pilstIo ,. std positive •esoranoe sbuuld be
given . 1 , s point it • fear le .01ert5iced
by o ) person that they may be used for
texa•too cr soy other o11jeot. No result of
the enu ',• rs .o may be Riven to the publlo
In advance o1 the printed hulletlo■ or reports,
exoept Ly the head offloer of the oepan.,
.oting ander the authority •od direction of
the Minister of Agriuul,ure. It Is not per
mitred to • comm &stoner, enumerator or
employee of the oensue to eog5ge • 'when,
tuta or farm oat his work to another, The
position to which be is •ppoloted mast be
filled by himself end Ito duties mast be per-
formed by himself. Prompt and .xpedl
clone ..,.loe is required from the time that
the work is commenced till It is fioi•hod.
AT 7HL HARBOR. -Though things seem
guilt to the harbor, • good deet of work of
one kind and another Is going on and • few
works more will make • great differ000e
Pretest Indications are that navigation will
open somewhat earlier than usual, and the
hosts lo the harbor are being repaired and
put to shoos for the seaoo'i work ....Capt
ot Kloenton, will oommand the err
Mylee this year and le here superintending
the fittlo5 out of his vessel It Is Wing
caulked and will be rep•iot.d In Its present
oolors. black and white.... Alex. Mol,eto
hes gone to Kioveton to 8t out and take
charge of • tug for the Domloioo Fish (:o.,
and will Hen oe Lake Ontario this (en....
W • understand there will be no change from
last year In the captains of the Ooderlah
togs and ech000ers....There are about
100,000 bushru of wheat still lo the big
elev•or....On the island the two turn
under oonstructloo by Marlton are making
progress gradually.
MARRIAng Or WILLIAM HOWELL .-W11.
Dom H Lander Hewell, B A., of Ch10.go
Uelversity, Hoo of R,.. J. K Howell, • for
met pastor of North•st. Methodist church,
was married on Friday last to Mtn E1t'h L.
L'vinestote, sewed daughter of the lata
Dodge Lrf logs'owe, of Hamooe. Th. wremon7
took plsoe in S. Pool'. ebarob, Stemma.
We.odorstsnd Mr. and Mrs. Howell will
reside .t Ohlo•ve. This announcement will
01 of interest to than who knew Yr,
Howell when his home was In Uo,lerloh,
sod his friends here will join 1n sendeeing
000gretol•tione1sod good wishes.
1)5ATH or 1lRn (Carr ( C.L't ILL. _- W m
regret to loan. o1 the d.ath of Mrs. (ol-
whl, wife of t;•pt. W. .1. (Jolwtll, 000 is
well known here se tho caption of the
snhonner Katandin. Her death took plan
se Port Hope ea S•torday. 'rh. fooer.l
seek plans Monday aft.rnoon and war very
largely abandon. 511 the yowl men and
millers of Pert Hope being prwne to show
thele .vrp•thy with the (.prate. The
flogs on .11 rhe vessels in the harbor wore
plaited •t hall mast no soon'int of the ted
'vest. The Pert Hone Outdo mak.. abs
fellew4se referee..: "All h0 Mitred' Is and
amend Pert Reps. and they are van) erste-
mom. damply .ymps/hW wit& (Jap& VYelsr
COMING AND GOING
Mu. M•51el%!! Is v0ltlo4 trlend. •c Se.
J. E Davie, of Wingham, wa
last week.
1) S. Clue, of Woodetook, war
this week.
H. J. D Cooke, of Heosall, was
on Tue•d•y.
Jame. Armstrong, of Varna, was In town
0o S•turd•v.
J. S Killoran, barrister, of Sealorlh, was
In town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm. Craig left Tuopd•y morning on
a visit to Pott lluroo.
Mies Lazio Aoh.soo swot Sunday to
Stratford with her friend, MIs. Broom.
Miss Eva Acheson hoe returned home
after • visit of oeyeral weeks in Toronto.
Geoffrey Holt, of Trinity University,
lorooto, le borne (rr the Hastier holidays.
Mrs Holt hu returned bome.•tter • visit
of several weeks .t points to the Province.
Cha. Lhryetal and W. Weller, of London,
are doing some repslrlo, work at the harbor.
Patrick Lyon, jr., left Tuesday nlornio5
for Detrol', after spending several months
In town
Mies Jenkins. of Utmoo, .pent • few
dayit vi.iting friends in town during the
Post wprk.
P. M.loolmson, ot Luoknow,
over Saodey, h,vine driven
11.y. Mr. Owen.
J. C. 141. sur, of Owen Sound, mos In town
the week and was the guest of H. Sloan.,
Hamilton street.
W. H. ("Herb") Robertson has nturoed
home from Ottawa for • period of recupera-
tion after his seems illness,
to town
(n town
to town
DIED IN 1)A907A -O0 .1'oosd.7 •tiernoeo
the moral remains of Jennie Young, wife
of John Jardine, ot Fargo, North Dakota,
and daughter of the late Alexander Yount,
of the eighth oonceisluo of Colborne, were
laid at rest In the Colborne cemetery. Mn.
Jardine'. death oocurr.d of Frryo oo Fri-
day last at the age of fifty 71015. The de
oeued was the eldest of • !molly of eight
tone and three daughters, of whom the fol
lowiog survive : Ex -reeve Alai. Yoaoq,
of Colborne ; Rev John Young, Hamilton
Major Wm. Young and Rod. M, ).Omit,
Colbrrae ; Rev. C G. Y0no5, Piioos Al-
bert ; Mrs. Johnston, Colborne, and Mrs,
Henderedn. widow of the late Rev. R. Hen.
demon. Mrs - Jardloe w•. married about
twenty one years ago and after Ilying for
two years to K'non-dine omit with her
husband who is a bridge 000/rantor and
builder, to Fargo, N. D. Their only child
is Alex Jardine, eighteen years old, wbo is
e'udylog engineering in 50 usoonsin. Mrs
,Icrdtne was • member of the Presbyterian
church and was firm in her faith. The re
maim arrival to Ooderioh ha '' 7 40 It M.
teem on Mond.v, soot m, t y Mr.
Jardtre and his a •o. It had to, .. r' oft
to have the funeral glom the old hem .. •.r
In Colborne. but the oonditlon of the Poo ..
made this Impossible, and the funeral took
plan from the re.ition°. of William Green,
is atarlo0 onset The eervloes were ono
ducted by Rey. Jones Hamilton and Rim.
.I. A. Anderson, and the pall-b.•nrs were
four brothera of the (fsoem.ed, Alex a John.
14dh•m and R. M., her brother in law,
Andrew ,lohnstoo, •od nephew. Alex.
Johnston. The be d husband and
son and Ilse oth.r relatives of the dammed
have the sympathy of all who koow them
to their lose.
TR■ LATS MRs. JOHN MIT.'llt,.l..- -There
paved away on Friday morning I.e', at
Toronto, one who for over forty year. was •
respected re*id.nt of thio town Mrs. Mit
'hell, widow of the late John Mitchell and
mother of William Mltohell, town clerk of
(lonertoh The Aeos•e0d was • wetly. o1
Northumherlandshiro, Kogland, and with
her husband crossed the notion far' y seven
)sere .go, settling at Cleveland, Ohto
After spending • few years there Mr and
Mrs. Michell came to Uod.rlob, about the
year 18.58, and made t.beir home here Mr
Mlt,h.11'• death occurred fe 1880 Stone
last fall the decwued bad home living with
her daughter In Toronto. Her health had
boon failing for some time, end about two
weeks 5ge she visa 'Olken with paralysis,
Ism which death resulted at the age of
seventy-eight years. She is survived by
three eons and ono danght.r : William,
town clerk of Go/oriels ; James A. and
John 1)., ot Cleveland, Ohio, and Mn. Wm
Rothwell, of lorooto. These were all prop
eat .t tho funeral, which toot plan on
Monday afternoon from the rsatdenw of
Wm. Mltohell, South street. Rev. ,las. A.
Andersson nonAnoted the servicer and .1. l;
Martin, Wm les, Jamieson Roll, Areh.
Elliott, Abraham Smith and I) C. Htranh•o
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - MAR. 28.
Ng*
I'rop.rty for Sole -John Molotyro 1
House and Lot for Salo --Philip Holt1
Aououooemeote-Goo. Stewart 8
Auuoun0em.al-Jas Heals 8
Binder Twins -J. Y. elan, Wvds
Penitentiary. Kingston 8
C. W. Andrews' Stook --W A. McKim 6
AOoouowmeote- W A. MoKlm 8
B g drop In N&Ile-A. MoD Allan 4
Do You Ue. Will Water 7-W. C. Goode 4
The Wrong Way W. C. Prldhsm 4
New C.rpeu •od Rags -W. Acheson &
was In town
down with
6
Great Drop to Wall Paper -Fonar. Book
Store a
EIeg.Ot New Canaan. -Badmen' Bros8
Meodelemho Male Qaart.lts-V1otorla
Opera House 8
A000unoament-MuKenzis & Howell8
Millinery and Costume Duplay -Smith
Bros. Jt Co 8
Aonouooement-Mrs. Ooopor 8
Bioycle.-U F. Emerson 4
Sugar -U. M. Elliott............. 1
Nursery Stook -Wm. Helfand... 1
An You Building! -McKenzie & Howell 8
Aeoounosmeot.--Mule Deposits...... . 8
A meet -Knox Church W. F. Y,
Mice Altos Bates arrived home lost week
Irmo Bootee, Masi . She has been In poor
health lately, but is now reooTering nloaly.
Albert Str•ughao left Monday morning
on his return to Colorado, •(ter spending
the winter to town. The health hu hero
mach beo.6tted by the retie
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
8 8
io welcoming the new members. Darin
the pat pine months there hay. been Mks.
Into the membership of this church. by
profeselon of Earth, 60 ; by lector, 14 , oate-
°bunnns. 18. As 111. pastor staled, If this
rote of Worms*. were kept up they would
hive to knock rhe mod out of the ohuroh
bulldlog to proytde •000mmodaUoo for the
rrowlpg membership.
Rev. U. H. P. Owen, looumbent as Luok•
now, and Rev. M. Turnbull, of S0. Uoorge's
ohuroh, Ooderloh, exob&nged polplN on
auod&y last, Rev. Mr. Owen's sermons
. ere much appreciated by S0. tioorge'.
oo0greg&11en At the 0(0..105 servios he
wok Si hie ten the words, "Am 1 my
brother's keeper !" and made them the buns
o f .n appeal oo behalf of the Northwest
Indi■, 5mo0g whom he labored for some
0110..an
Phe London Froe Prose makes the follow.
m5 nd.reoos to • (armor Uoderloh pastor 1 -
"Rey. S. J. Allis. pastor of the H1malto0
road Methodist ohuroh, though a oompara.
'lvely new owner among the pulpit epeskete
of this oily, hu been heard gladly wherever
he ha orewbed. His nano people think
very highly of him. and he Is deserving of
their golden opinions, biting zealous In the
cause to whtob he has devoted his life'.
work."
The Synod of Hamlltoo and London will
o ptic at Koos ohurob,Strstford, on Monday,
April 29.11, at 7:30 r r., and will oenttaus
'.0 Tuesday and Wsdoesday, oo0oludlne
wrath an evening session Wedoosdsy from
7:30 to 10 Heretofore this Important oo*.
foremost was held only In Hamilton or Londen.
but this year • change has bow mad. 1a
bringing the meeting to Stratford. There
will be betw000 300 and 400 delegates In
attendance.
Next Sunday, Marob 31, will 6e review
to Vloton&•et. Sabbath reboot and all the
friends of the school are cordially invited to
be eremitic and enjoy the service. The
feathere and otfioers bay goo* to uselder-
able trouble to maks It a .actlees, the fol.
lowing twang the order of 111. program :
Singing by the school, hymn No. 372 ;
ur.yer b► euperlolendent ; responsive read -
Ing, Isaiah. 53; lesson 1. tuperintendent ;
lemon 2, A. B. D.yldsoo ; lesson 3. Yoe
Emma M4llM0; solo by Miss Vida boll ;
lemon 4, Thoma Wootton ; lion 5, Mae
Jamie Milligan : lemon 6, O. M. Kllloot ;
singing by the school, hymn No- 114 ;
lesion 7, Mots Minnie 0111101 ; lemma 8,
Abraham Haan ; lesson 9, Mise Hifi. Wyatt I
solo by E. C. 10eluber ; lion 10. A. 11.
Davidson ; lemon 11, John Shoos.. ; Imam
12, superintendent ; singing by primary de.
partment ; distribution of papers ; Gotten.
tion ; slotting by eohool, hymn No. 194 ;
dismissal.
Brussels Post : .J00. Dowding loft tow*
for Toronto on Monday morning Tho
family will move In the oouree of a month
or so, Mr. Dowding will be greatly oilseed
In St. John's ohuroh 0hotr, l0 which he war
leader.
CHURCH NOTES -
The devotloes of holy week will be ob-
served at St Peter's next week.
The annual eervloe lo Knox oboroh for
sailors and 6.hermeo will be held next 8.b
bath evening.
The Prism cote will •gain be beard 50 the
oourt of appeal of the Methodist oharoh,
which will be held in Toronto on April 12th.
We are pleased to learn that Rev. Father
McCabe, of 9e.forth, is monitoring nicely
from the injuries he rewlved reoently from
a tall on 11.e slippery sidewalk.
Tho review ..elan In North Street Meth-
odist Hsbb•th school nett Sunday afternoon
will be epeeist!, interesting, and •11 are In
Sited. The ser•los wmme0w..1. 3 o'olook.
A me.tiog of the exeoutivo of the Heron
Christian Endeavor and Sabbath School
Association will be held to Dittos on flood
F ridsy to for the 000veotlo0 to be
,.l4 to .lune.
The mild weather .t the beginning of the
week was • warning that winter nohout gone,
and you will want eomething neat and trim
for spring wear. (io to Prl'h.m s for the hest
In tailoring,
The sk.'.,ng rink i. alined.
Gnod Friday • week from tomorrow.
Look out for the pokers next. Monday.
How "POMP&/NS" GROW IN UANADA.-
The fame of the Oedertoh squash has spread
to California. A recent Issue of the *an
Franoleoo Call has a nprodootion of the
ploture of Mr. Warwick's las year's squab,
with little Iris Womack Inside It, and toe
lollowlog under the heading, "The Girl to
the Pumpkin : " "There are pumpkins and
pumpkins. The one In the picture is
a pumpkin. [That's where The (Jell Is
wroog-it's a eguash.] It grew In Ontario,
Copula, which 1. embarrassing 00 CsIlfor-
ntt, but we might as well wwpl rho foot
that It is • big one. C&o.d. Is a good placo
for the pumpkin plant : the oold ollmate
n ems to .gra. with It and It, flourishes
there like • preen bay tree. William W.t.
nook raised the monitor shown in the photo-
graph. It started not to life after the mom
o er of others ; it wa grown out of doors
and had no more oars than any thrifty far.
mer tive., to his entire field. During the
early part of its life It 0u not over stood,
but it begot on growing after the others had
sopped, It kept on and oo, "Honor out
it," one of the family suggested, "It'll
maks enough pie. now for the whole meson,
and there's oo nee waiting for It to grow
blamer than we want." Bat War000k saw
that It bade fair to be. freak. and he didn't
oare to °hook Its mutter. Ho he left Is alone.
9n, on It went. One hundred pounds then
two, then sl,wly It crept on to three.
People gasped at that, and mid that the end
hod oome ; hat the end hod not. Twenty-
two pounds more that pumpkin gained ho,
fore It stopped, and reg0t.rea Itself •1 322
pounds. People gathered to look at the
,'.auim"• h. For • long time it was on ex-
a,Mtlnn, and when t0e end wog at hand the
farmer scooped out the Inside and put his
daughter in the shell. She was only five
years old, bot she was • pretty big fl...
year-old to get inside • Cinderella coach,
1'eterPeter•Pompk'o Ester tried the Immo
triuk long ago upon his wit.." Which
makes • ver, interost(ng story even 11 11 1.
rather apocryphal
The Woman's Aaxihar7 klls.tooary As-
sociation
rsociation of the diocese of Huron is mooting
to Loodoe ibis week. Mrs. (Rev ) Turnbull
and Mu. M.ry V. Le Touz•I, the de1e0.'ot
from Ht. George's ohuroh, lett Tuesday
morning to attend the meeting.
Rev. J. Orman, of Holmesyille, has born
through • trying Illneet, bat le now re
covering. The reverend gentlemen ha, far'
• low period of aortic* In the ministry
and •• :.e le nearing hie seventieth year he
w'll probably 00o'pt superannuation before
long.
There woe . large stt.nd&noe of sailor.
and 6.bermeo at North street Methodist
ohorch last Sunday .•.Dios, the service
bdo. ..p.cully In their intone s. The
pastor, Rev. Jasper Wilson, preached an
appropriate sermon sod the music also was
suitable to the owaloo.
Don'.. forget Mendelsohn Male Quartette,
April 3rd
Th. publlo eohnol board will moot next
Monday contains.
Opera House, April 3rd, Mendelsohn
Male Qnart•tte.
Don't forgot Miss 1)onngh's mlllh vary
opening tonight, Friday and Sotsrdsy.
The millinery openings •rs •a this week
and femininity ..,II have IM spring gala
days.
N. It. Kougvl• has boon laid op with an
cook of pleurisy, hot le now, we are pima -
ed to know. able to walk not.
sated as panto* !lorry F4wards 1e around again alar an
Tot Bicycle TRADt hit 1901 -The I Miaow nl typhoid pe.mmool0 The boys
dialers are brlg,neine M display the 1,101 ars glad to too !VT up town again
bicycles, and the other day • Sloe.. tic Yrhswrn t HnwaLl, ern elt00i00 rp •
potter made them b.4s to gib. what eau M large tush In'. of Pruni re*Ay m't.1 paint..
'011.hared ►hl e..a.. to the man .h0 wants Those gond, are the host mads and .altble
to hey • wheel A number et Arne that
for atth•r bond• or nolaids one
The Mises. Eva and Minnie Jones, color
ed tongs rs and morticians, w111 he at the Hal
•atlon Army h.rrwks mor Saint4oy, MUD.
d►y .od Monday mixt, M•r.h 30,h and
31st and April 1.t. A spatial modo.l moot
Mr w111 ho hold nn the Mnnday night, when
• good program. ooedsting of vno•I Lod In
seromeneil mu•'0. reola/too., oto„ will be
given. All ore Invited. A .00d time is et,
piloted
An inspiring •eryloe was held of Victoria
strew Met h.8.1 ohuroh net Sabbath ensu-
ing, when about fifty new members were re -
mooed tot* the church. Hnm• of thesis won
slrn,ltwA by monitor from nth*? engrams
tinny, bot the greater number war* throe
who professed shalt faith as i remelt of the
revival •0rv,os5 whlnh were ronently held In
tho nhnrnh and which have been the ,nose.
Of • ares' )ngathertng of soul.. 1'he pottn',
Nov .1 W. ROhlo.on, preaoh.d from tab
words la Revelation 2 r 10, "Si thee faith -
fel onto death, and w111 rive shoo • mown
Blyth Standard : On Tuesday afternoon
a young man went Into Mr. T. W. Soott's
store and puroh•eed a pair of legging, asylum
he was employed with Mr Robert Marshall.
of Kut W.w•nn.h, an 1 would be to Stine•
day Dight to pay for ''nem, Mt Soots asked
him several gnestlons, all Of *bosh rocol►ed
satisfactory miswrite The young man wee
elven the legging and took his dmp•rtar..
Moon after Mr. and Mrs. Marshall arrived at
the store and Mine asked If they had • new
hired man answered In the negative. Mr.
Soott then knew that he had boon vlatlml,od
and in o.mp.oy with Chief Homers set oat
In potent% el the thief, whom they forted at
I,ominboro' railway etallon. He was arrest.
ed and brought hook to Myth. Tbe log-
gias won returned to Mr. Boom, and after
rwwivlog • good, send texture the thiol
wee all'w0d to 50. Ten Soars Is Kinite's
would hats boon the proper punishment for
this slick ynung man, who was • @transor le
this nalghborhood.
DIED.
YOUNG. -In Wargo, North Dakota. on Frldey,
March 12nd, 11101, Jena'. Venng. beloved
of I,fe," enjnialnl open three litho were
wife or John Jardlno. awed 151 rests.
mid wheels last you aro not doing en the MITCHRLL In Tmnntn. 00 Irrids)) mornlnw,
swoon ; they say then le nothing In the 1 Another dlotieetlnn for • former Uodorlrh shout te dealers thou. faith ►he nhserv•nw M.rnh Hod. le*hwll. Mltnh. 1, rallrw of
beelines, tor them. As for the blayyela ' 007 R. S H•75• o0 (455(01th, ha h"" 50- and fclbllmoet et tMir Christian doll*.. the lard John Micnhell, of GnAorleh, 5554
theexeelvos, th. Innel•
Ashow 0„,,,,0„,,,,,lime I pointed (heed Muter of the Veils by lbs The rorrpelml wfemeny eau weAnntoel 74 yrvn
ammo, from .us net's G. F. menen (lmnd Pr'notp.l Z of Royal Aroh Maonry. 11 by, the pastor, who wee atelmo4 by the COt,WRI,I. At Port Boew es- flat
y Y.rnh etr4, 0001 Yaewatet bh•r Al�gg,
apl..8•,s t►e Y,Barsey-R10We wheel N I Jobs Townson. .f Hay, 00001 ooueo,l elan -lender., Habit. Tseng, (000 Greed, wile of (1.p4. *0.11*, 3. (lelwoll epd 11
hie ea.Mmere. He bee eel& this wheel for low, W sold h1m him. the riot, Is 1e sold. ;O. Y. (4111.051, J. B. Y1111a. sod J. Mosses ywgrh�