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GODERIUH, ON IIARE°, CANADA : JULY 4, 1901
THE WEEKLY MA►teta T REPORT I MIDSUMMER_EXAMINATIONS.
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LOIRE
LUST- TUESDAY EVENING, BM
twee the wharf sad th. Colborn• bonl,
• small voiles, llglit grey In color. The ender
will plow. leave It at the OoIboroe hotel.
TAKEN )ROM 81'. GEORGE'S
aunt • prayer -book. red morocco
coveliteturo to lire. Heat a or to Iha Roo
tory.
Situations Mdlnc
rrH E POINT FAR M. -8 N OF 1901
1 Holy Wasted -Diming room ere, slum-
ber maids sod • laundress. 310 per month
will be paid to those who uodirstaod their
duties. Iadepond•nt of wage then, ere all
good
ane iipayb. K'Rbn position.. J. J PrIOT
uprHIet,
Jt.
nOOD DINING-R0o0 GIRL WANT.
*Jr sed at once at the Colborne Boase ADpl
to MR& 6110. BUXTON. MU
For Salo
FARM FOR SAIL. -A FiiLS1' ('LASS
farm of one hominid awes, dtusted
aorta of town plot, west ptot of lot le. 1. B le,
Aaheald. tyre acres of good timber and the
balaare node, oaltivaUco. 1t is well feared
thoroughly uoderdnlo.d. and well iapplie3
with water. Buildings cannot of -Flora, 90i
40 i strew barn and stable. 70"10, bores stable,
20110 •
granary and driving shed. 40111: frame
dwelling -house, oar and a half story. 34.4*,
kitchen19x11. with atone fonodatlon •ad
spt"ndtd altar under whole ballllog. There
e arse 1a good woodebr4, II1z14. HOW.. le heat
le Jt7R,ot7 F1Na further particulars slowly
gaoler. Oo4erloh.
IAND FOR SALE IN TOWN OF
J OODRItlCH. For sale oat raeonable
terms, the property knows u the Dlettllery
toeing ing part of block "F' la the Town of
(►oderlob. eoat.lnlog about 31 .ores. with
IrulM+egs and waterright. on the River Malt -
lard. ler terms apply to ti MUM W L OAS.
ROW, Odlollore tor the vendor.
j 1;1,0AA CASH, OR ON TERMS TO
suit, will purchase that large
stone home with six roomed mid1t1oo.,Itaat.d
co Wotan Street. Half.. sore or lend wl th
all the outbuildings thereon thrown le For
fart hero yrilonlarr apply to THIO, J MOOS
ej
HOGS& Bfald P. O. Mot
LLOR &ILK. -LOTS 96. 96. 117, 118. 119
1' sad 1t0 to Holohleoap'e llsurvey. all la
ee
Aedenob. For p•rtfl apply
HOLT.
Marek 11th, 11th. Barrister. to.. h.
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t
(onto.
W. GLRNN CAMP1*itu
(Jrg.nut and mash/ director of North et.
Methodist rharoh. 0.4 towho, of panoforte,
Pipe wino and theory, will be Weaved to re
nerve pupils. Instruction given either at
erodes or at DntP11'e borne. as deolred. Studio
at Mmatada Made Miura. Westar. 71 tf
YidlisL
D008. SHANNON & OALWw, PHP•
SIC11NSand Swieoa. Oi.. 1a Reak
Commerce Molding. west old. M tigaarn
Night ale at residences
Dr. Shannon. Ir. Oallow,
old rundown Napier eat. L'Phan 44. la'Phan, fg.
Insure/Mm, eta.
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CHAM. R. SHAW, GENERALINKS*,
ARCS and real unto agent. 00.., tar'
door meat of P. O.. oodwleh. Agent for the
leading metal lire lemurante oomosotei mod
I.•ding *took eomtaola
Mercantile and roandtaotaNng risk* at
lowest n ea call .t oleo.
iur TF R. RORERTSON.
Noo•ee0aatent and 1010100*, Agent.
ks and immune made op.
Buildings recited and roots oolleoted,
Fire Iwaraaoa In British and ('Halon
Otolmmyeain-lea
atm, MIg Proodtoot,t Hyti Oda ` NForth
F. J. T. NAFTKL. GENERAL 1N•
SURAN.;E and Hal Emote agent.
Fin, life, Aooldeeland Plate Other !anneal -Ai
iterate! on mutual or cash plan at lowest
rates yowl hie.
Beet Kngleh and Canadian oompaolee rep
relented.
Office nazi door to Darrow & Darrow, Bar-
risters Hamilton Wrest.
Model Tailoring.
JUST RECEIVED - THE LiNR OF
Wino signore that our monomers wen
waiting for. whish we bank our reputation on,
togither with other lines eulto' I. for Sprint
and summer, woolly a• good. Strictly flnt-
ela a work at moderato prloes.
Or P•r.se's 9.!,W STAPLRTON.
Orin
row
Publlo Nolte.
ALL PKRSGN9 ARE HRRRBY WARN
el and prohibited from damping refuse
et the Naos a! the.nd of Wright street whloh
has hitherto been need for this porpoon.
1611 Ny order.
JAMRA WILMOV,
eaderleh. Joao 11. 19)1. Mayor.
WARNING - THIO IS 10 MVO.vv Intim that anyone lathing off the
1111*, 0411. using t tampering with the ferry.
.hooting or trupu.4ng upon any part of our
Irano w111 be arrested and pro.eeated.
ATTRiLL Al tt
RRotNM to Orattors
WOTICE TO CREDITORS
matter of the ate ate of AIIIXANnRa
le, laof the 'Itaweshlp of ('olborne,
Ne taunt' of HHB men. Yeoman. le-
sea.M.
)lana Y hereby ilea, pnnaaat to the Ira
?toed Statutes of °Mario, 1907 °MMeter 31"
that dl creditors .n0 others harlot nems
=Inn the estate of the said Alexander
4. who died on or about tM 15th day of
A.D.ett 3103, are remand m or before the
Ry of Amine 1101. to mod by pod pm
F14 or d.11ver to Mean I'rondfoot A lIaye
the Town of OMerleh, to the Oonety o)
ars. R06404(r. to. Jeales Clark Nogl. the
sweentor of the W1 will a.4 teatimes, of the
(Massed, their Christian end sir Ramo,
arlAlartioniam
of they w Maims, a stivellee and .Io mHair Of it areovo
sad the nature of the eeearlty (If any) held by
404.fan het t8. ■otice that af,.r snob lost
ed data, the said lxerntor will pro
be distribute the maim of the dee..w't
among aha parties entkls4 thatoo, havleg ret
tare only to the claims of othlirb be 11111 then
rune Roha ane that (h. ofd Rxee.tor will
sot be ilahle, hon the ..M ..sera or `07 part
thrive! te as u ,armies et obese
Im. 11011C0 eh&ll nM hare beet reorwf by
et the time of "mob dIRtnba e.
ail
tot aro IPab APR ,Is.s, A . D ATS,
Names are arranged in ord.r of merit :
Orad. V. to Grade VL -Sam Bien, Mar
Ion Cretey. Blaoohs Kooz, John Wor.11,
Agus Mellor, Maoris MoNevin, Rena
Motherland, Preston 81rot, Harry N ash
legton, W slur S•u,den, Lomat Buell. Myr
►le Howell, Jennie I'ruodloot, Mary Polley,
Eva Comers, Aaaoo Horton and Mario!
Touche (equal), Andrew Moir, Ltly Mo
Vicar, Maggie Howrt., Joshua Tbomu,
Maitland Loan, Jobs Treebewty, Bert
Doff, Lola Smitb, Etta Sault., Harry Mo
l.ao, Clara Brothers, Mary Miller.
()rade IV. to V• -Irons His/Jett, Bras
Aadereon, Norm., Ramboll and Doles.
Reeves (equal), Mabel Pollock, Lwlle 1 .k.
ser, Sale Noble, lira*, M.rN., Moods
B sesta (.th.rine Lewis. Jebel. Strang,
1)d1a Hoes, Chest.. McDonald, Edith
Leonard, Willie Elliott, Sero McKinnon
Lillis° Fraser, Veda Howell, Will.. Arm
crag,
Donald MoKay, Uerue Nlvtas,
Ethel Plate, MIs. Cord, Martha Woot'm,
Geo. Garrick, Ethel Roes, May Caw,
011e Robertss, Bartle MoOrath, Dol.
phi.. Nam, Robert Wilson, Roy Sievert,
Cell Far►,Wllle Wootton, kb°. McDonald.
Grads 111 to IV. -Charlie Turnbull,
John (arrow, 0larges 1 nogg, May find •
dart, Ella Robinaon,Cbarlle Hmkon,Rvelyu
MoIosald, Trsmenoser Tbomu, Monis
Beak, Harry Rud, Flores*, Masdst. Jim
W.gg(0., James MoVio.r, Frank Cuff,
Merlon Fraser, Alex Cr.lgle, Millis Col
borne, Allem Walker, Harold Sparks,
Clare Swan,, Ellen Sparke,Ruby Bowknot,
Ririe Too, Myr. Morrow, Mory Wylie.
Third Cites, Grade 11. to Jredio 111 -
1''rau* 1),'y, Boole Tbotnaoo, Stanley Mao -
son, Nellie Gr.bam, Con Moen, Lizzie
Kerr, Arthur Ruaolm.n, Ver. Elliott sed
II sopa 13.11 (equ,l), Pb.. -be Beam,
Enron*. MoDonaIi, l.rsett Hoekln, Maud
Dunlop and Will.. Welab (tonal), Hideo
8hspb.rd, Huth D.yldene, Citrlsste C.nt.
lo., Colin Molyor .Id Roane Methaaoo
( goal). Effie Sutherland, May Cornell, An
,u. MoD..ald, Jos Shaw, Willis Smith,
Lynn Cary sad Harry Crolg (equal),
Frank Craig, Nina Shoran. 80418 Algae,
Jolla Marwick, Odbe-t Card, Gordon Allan,
lire lekete-, Harvey Beane, Maggie Low
son.
Third (:law, Or.de 1. to 11, -Or. Bator,
M*riles MoClymont, Viola Ponningbn,
Pearl Knox. John Salebory, Mabel MoDoo•
old, Adel, Robinson, Jahn Masol.y, Rett.
Olork and Uraoe Clark (.gool), Gere Goe-
bel, Erna. Red, Ife11a Howrle, David Al*
kis, Dot, Smith, Dan Nlohol.ee and W11.
le Marwh.k (rgn.l), Roddls Leaard. Ern
..t Bop, Robe Carey, Etb.l Vanstoee,
Ahln'I Drink woks', Lavie Clerk. Willie
Craig, Donald MoDottald, Etta llbvlsoe,
Fred !mote, Joh. MoN.vin.
Sr. 211 to Wad. 1 0eetrol.-Clareaoe
Stewart, Morris Masson, Klewor Walker,
Miy Toomaon, Agnes Hamiltno, Maggfe'
Mclver, Melville Anderson, Arohle Tom,
Cleats Smith, Adelaide Whitely, Floreooa
S.11owe, 1(.1dle Wat.00, Dorothy Tasoett,
J vols Nobol on, Julia twirls, Muriel Cor-
dingly, Gladys Hoggartb, Gnu Violin and
8idoey Love (equal), Kaeoath MoDi•rnild,
Lily Rottman and Joho Mahood (.•goal),
Mmrdook MoD paid, Mart' Snrlmgsour,
Ore', Goebel. Norman Low's. Allan Mor•
.h•11, Pearl Morose and Robert Williams
(.gatll, Myrtle N.vlee and Isabella M•
gain (squall, Stanley War000k,Moreh float
grove, Kraut Rets, Pair: Dal
THE 81 BEET FAIR
t'ar.Ival nen la Q.derleb Woodsy, Tees.
day aa1 wrdaed.y M flats Week.
Ood.rtob has had Ira stoma lair, •0d whole
.t was pot 0(Noded with the thecae *blob
woe hoped for it has been shown that snob
eon aff•Ir may be earned on under proper
000ditloo• awl with the *bolo -hearted sup.
port of the townspeople The oommlttse
met with all ni of difficulties in carry
lag on lbs project and for what they were
able to a000mpleb they timers* credit. 1'hi
Grand Trunk Railway is blamed by the
oemmtttee for the failure of the eto0rdoo
arranp.mmite, wblob undoubtedly woo ao-
omeltable Tory largely for the lack of eothusr
Isom .trendy, the carnival A rood many
mme tn from oaeld@ points, however, o0
the regular trains, and the number war
mailed by many from the tewoahlps. a
The Square was deoorated with flag,,
mobs", mottoes and booting ; and booths,
many of them showing mush good toots In
their mostruotIon and erlanoint, were
erected at various points, The merohonts
who had booths were Hodgsoe B'ot., Jos.
Kidd, A McD.Allan, S. E. Hook, Onrto,
Porter, Sturdy & U.., 8L George Prim.
G. W. Thomson & Bon, (Immo Stewart,
Goderlob M laeroh W.ter C,., 0. F. Emerson,
Panne Fair, W. (', Gonda, T. G
L,e & Shepard, 0. M, Elliott, K B Tdt,
Smith Bra and 0, A. Nairn The (iode-
rloh Kathie Go. had en exhibit of some of
Its m•oufootare., and the Daughters of the
Emplrs had stands for the sale of osndl..,
refreshments, oto
The gamer for 1be boys and "Iris tek
place Monday morning on the Soar.. Th•
prize -wieners were u lotto's :
afire.
60 yds. raps, utile/ 8 years-Jaok Swan,
Harold Thompson, Hope Mitohell.
50 yds. raoe. under 10 yang -Bart Mo.
Croat, Sam. Aodnw", (.Iyer Prones.
100 yds rage, also 14 year. -Arthur Mc-
Lean, ,lab Thomas, Yam Andrews
100 -yds. ran, under 16 yearn -Donald
MoNevin. Arthur MoLeao, Erma Allan.
3 log rams -,Josh Thomas ad Harry
Belabor, EA MoRte gni Andrew Mair,
I)onalf MoNeyls and Arthur Holman
(loot (mos - Donald MoN.vin, Harry
/thither, Arthur Molests.
Running high jump -Arthur Malone.
4 It. 5 in ; 1..b Tama ; 1). MONayln a.d
H. Reloher divided third pot.
Rannloi h,p, step •e4 jump - Josh
loom.-, 33 ft. 7 1o.: Arthur McLean,
Clsnom Rhyme.
Standout longpjump --JuhTama,Tma, 7 ft.
10 le ; I'. MoNevin, Harry Htlehar.
Running long jump-Glarenoe Rhyou,
14 11, 3 In.: Josh Thorns., Homy Belcher.
Nook rme-I) MoN.vin, Roderick Mo.
Donald, Oliver 1'roaoe
100 yds rams, ander 18 yeirs-Ll. Knez,
Perey Moell, Howard Roberteea,
(lIRIA.
25 pie ran.. ander 6 yin,. --Son 4e
P.ndry, MOW Plats, W. Norio.
50 yds. race, ander 8 yarn -Pearl Morris,
1'.arl (toff, Evelyn Moly)onal1.
bO-yds. rage, ceder 10roars ---Pearl Mor•
gee. Gsrtrels Smith, May S,moldart.
Tenders W anted.
ff*Ehl)ER.M FOR THE I.AVIS° OF
1 about WO foot of a lnoh ,ewer Sipe on
Britannia rood from the owner of VM•oria
street. asst, will ownerl M renalvsd op to Tnaroday,
Jnl) 111h.
The sann.psfnl 3.011,., most *apply the
pros, do the .x0nvat,n1, 51 -Ing In, and all
work In conne'tlon with the ennar.et.
Fall information will be gluon on appllea
as to James RNA lariat Insp.e
etor. Td ors
M he addressee to j
J. (:. Martin. ohairm.'t pith
Ile works .nn.mitt.*.
LOwecoo say nuttier set ..oaarlly nor*
.g, la rupsmanor* Il.a....> ..u,w..
WM. 1iiTVTara °Murk.
60 -yds. r•oo, node( 12 year. -M•.
Yudl, Maud 1'.yoa, Morton Fraser.
7o yds raoe, under 14 years -Blanche
hoot, R ()Ibsoo, Mabel Proms.
1'otatorue-EllsOoldtborpo,R.Kmoody,
Hem His..tt
Hoyrie rags, under 12 years, (three times
round court boas,) -v, Beak, M. Fraser,
Maud 1'.y.e.
Royale rano, under 14 ye.n, ((our times
round oourt house) -Mabel Wright, they
Patten.
In the afternoon • ptooeesloo formed and
marched to this atrlooltural grounds, other.
a program of athletic games, plpl09 and
daoolog was carried out.
The prizes pre awarded as follows :
Ranting hop, stop and jump. -M Prltoh
•rd, 42 It 1110: J. W. Doty, 42ft 310: 0
MoKay, 401t 3io
Running high jump. -M. Pritchard, Mt 6
f0. J. W Doty, O. MoKay.
100 yds. rats : S. Draper, M. Pesten,
9 Pritchard.
Htehl.ad Fltog -Mips MoNevio, MIN B.
Howry, Mees Toady.
Shaun Trews. -Mips B. Howry, Mips
MaNevlo, Mies M. McDonald.
Pibroob.-D. MoKay, Laoknow, Wm.
Hoot, Klnoardlas, 1). McDonald,
A Mabel' match botwoee the Uinta
and (ioderloh junior" was won by Goderinh
with a snore of 13-9. Atro'atlo sod ocher
perfnrmanose wen riven, the Harmony
Clab'e acrobats Aria a very good exhibi-
tion.
In the evening there were masiod,traperia
and ether perfo-m•aoes on the Game, fol-
lowed by afire works display sod donning
on • platform at the east side of the °Dort
house
Oa Tuesday the hone show w•a held, the
prize-winner' belog
Farmer's working team -James Hayden,
Ashfield ; James MoCluskey, Goderlob
township.
Farmer'. deo ring team -Wm. 1011ott,
Ooderlch towoehip.
8vgle driver -Mayor Wilson, Ur. Whits•
ly. A. M. Polley.
M sobooe of if.,.. is $6,146 and that to it
rate sohooI., $177.
(DD,LI.LOWa' DINTRI.rr Ma.TINn -To
Huron district meeting of the 1 0.0 1. wa
hold In the Oadfellowi Hall, Hater, o
the 25to bit., with representatives promo
from Uoderlob, Bealort)0, Cllotoo, Haq..l
Lucian and Easter. W. F. Clock, of (lode
rioh, 1). D. (1. M., presided. A consider
able amount of business was trab.•ated an
the reports from •ll lodges In the death
showed • healthy onodttlon and "Wady in
memo of the order. A number of Import
ant questiom wet* deou..ed by the repro
seotetrves, who were recommended tir bring
wantons at Issue bailors their reepeottve
Iodine. Alter bashes' we over the Hen -
sail degree team, 000detiog of about twenty
membeu, oonterred the 'mood degree upoo
two candidates from the Exeter lodge. The
wok was admirably done. Afterward' the
brethren adjourned to E. A. Follicle's lunoh
parlors, where • supper was served and a
pleasant Ons "pent socially.
AN APPOINTMENT IN AcRI.'A.-Deputy
Sheriff' W. H Gundry has rsoelved Irom
the British Government an appointment to
• leutsotooy le the Frontier Polio" on the
west Dealt of Africa. The position is worth
11 700 • year, and out of every period of
eighteen months he will Kaye six months'
holidays, Mr. Gormley passed the necessary
medical esamioatioo at London let week.
While everybody is sorry that we °taunt
kap W. H. 10 (.oder.oh, It Is • marten for
grettboatloo Lost he will be able to eopley
In a larger way the qualms@ whloh his work
daring the put few years ho. shown him to
purses. ')'here will In ad probability b.
• bundsot opportunity In hie new position
for the exercise of alt hi. qualities of brav-
ery and skill is the maaegemeot of people,
but wherever Lieut. Ouodry may be people
will hays to behave themselves. We oath
him every somas. He expects to rsmivs,
word very soon to report for duty,
5.041. horoe-Henry Davie, Chafes ; W.
J. Jewell, Colborne.
10 the entire hong gins E C. AIAr111
took the ribbon with his "Laagdm's Due•
gelt "
The judge, were Iea•o S.1keld, jr., Gods-
rioh township ; Albert Uoldthorpe,Uolboroe,
old Mr. Smith, London.
Wtngbam and *ioderloh pl.yed baseball,
the more at the sod of the ninth inning, be
tog a tie, 6 to 6 Wlagham refused le play
on.
The obis( feature yesterday was the floral
procession, to whloh g•Ily.deoorated oa r-
rieRae, Boat" and btoycl.e took port., I• was
• very pretty spectacle
ilr. Turnbull. rig woo the red rtb1oo.
Ir was decorated In purple and yellow, the
eared 1.1r oitors, the work of Mines Mc
Cresth Johnston and Thompson C A
N.4r.'s rip, whloh was dsoor•ted In natural
B 'wen, was ..coal.
N.TR.
The Clinton automobile was • great M.
traction the first day of the (air,
A "wheel of fortune" dtegraoed the tear
the first d.y,but was ordered out,aod went.
All *mounts •ga'ret the Street Fair must
be hooded In to the eeorstary, N. Smith,
not Teter that' Frldav even ng, July 5•-h,
I'.yment will le male oo Saturday, July
6'.h
The Marine Band Did yoomao service
throughout the three days They mods
the best feature of the fair and did all -
more than all -that smolt be a l:acted of
soy baud. They are the right art.
AROUND TOWN.
IIIc) AT HOrrAI,o -James Y000g, of Au-
burn, received word by telepr•m of the
death of he hrolh•r•le•'•w, Tbo.. Fourby,
of 1 b Hu0,lo Ktprsn, on Friday last,
Toe deoraeed was seized with a stroke of
paralyse, and died shortly after. He was
•t one time o. employee of Tilt SPINAL,
when he and his bretber, Joho, held ones
In to of 1 day,
Sr'NDAY Setioo1. K\.'t-R9ION FRott WINii
twit -'1'ne Wingless Maodey sohoob 8.ve
again deolded to Dome to Goderloh
oo their manual etouralon, sod they will be
hen le fall fora about the fine of August.
Arr►ngem..te ars being made to take to
Llotow.l and Cllolen and all Intermediate
dations. A commutes, with 1)r. Towlor
as secretory, bag l8. matter la hand.
Momenta Fon Googol,itStoomeTe.-'rhe
tweaks of the arts examinations .t Trinity
l'olvenity appeared on July Id. G. E.
Holt obtained first elms honors In moderns
and L J. R. Nadel second-class honors in
Rogheh, both obtaining the pass In the
primary examination (G. E. Holt 000•
dltloned In trigonometry). F. Hovey, of
Clinton, hes passed his final, tskiog first -
close honors In phlloeophy.
SRNTINCR 8cv1'RNnz1).-('bretopher L
Papst, of Kincardine, war tried by Judge
Doyle last week on charges of obtaining
money by howl by repre.otlog himself as
the spot of a Toronto loan oompsny. On
one charge he was found not guilty, on an-
other the verdict was guilty. A third
Margo wee not pressed. His H000r sus-
pended .entenoe and the princes( was re.
leased on his own reooOoizanoe for $600,
RATH)Nil IN 110501 (4 -We have now
two bathing houses In (ioderloh, one pa-
trolled by the town and the other coo by
the 31.hh family. Those who hate ape'.
lanced t8s Dare sod attention which has
boa riven to bottoms, part3oel•rly women
and children, by Capt. Babb and his mein .
ante, will be glad to know that they still
are Intereetei to the bathing bodaess.
Capt. Babb and hie family have nothing to
do with that town end of the bathing trade,
bob hops to °optlnoe to hold fns rood opn
len of the pablio and centime the basinsss
whloh they have done so much to popular.
Ize In (oderlob.
MR ()RANT Rl'oMMRNnsn. -At a meet-
Ing of the ezeontive committee o1 the Wiest
Horne Liberal Annotation held In (cods
rioh oa Friday some twenty applications
for the position In the (Inatome service mode
mount by the death of Donatd ('. !Ivanhoe
were ander ooudAaratlnn. On motion of
Hon. .1 T Gamow, eaoonded by Morgan
t)ahoo,.the *,mmltt11 reanimeoded to the
sitting camber the epplicvNoa of James
I,. Gnat, of Ashfield toweehlp OIhors of
the applleants had strait elalms lot the
position. hot ander all the otroumstanoes
the oommlltee thnnght best to take the
melon stated ft Is probable that Mc.
Holmaa will mit spm Ike rsoemmgdatlon
of the onmenitree.
I.al Ial.ATi, ■ 8 000)1. (.RANT. -The fallow
Ing
is the leiosla'I.. eohool gran. for 1901
for the various mo01,lp.11tl.. 1n the (toasty:
Aehn.ld, 9343 ; Colborne, $222: U0derlsh,
$2*7 ; (trey. $410 ; Hay, $.5113 ; Hewtok,
$466 ; Hollott, $339 ; MoK Mop, $313
Mone, $.306: Stanley, $264: 8t.pbea, $463 ;
Tuekenmith, 9300 ; host Wowaeesb, $9M :
West Wawaneeh,$938 ; CIIn*on,$300 ; (ode
✓ teb, 9442 ; 8s01orth, $299 ; tV Ingham•$369;
Reynold, $70 ; Blyth, 9108 ; Broads. 9161 :
Roomy, 9227 ; Henson, 9110 ; W rnx.ter $"64.
ornateSaporitoornateas follows - A.hfiald, p7
Rev, $42 ' 64.11.111,111 ; MoKUIep, 1914 ;
Iltepbw, $41 • WIN W •wa.uk,$lb 1Oa.
d oh.
.h, 167. TM MMI groat le toles p0Wle
W• Keetaoky, are brothers ot the deoea .d,
The loner.' took pl.oe oo Tu..dav atter.
• noon to Mahn' oemetery, the service
• bets/ oonduot.d by E J H.yboo, of To
n roots, of the Brethren. Tha p.1l-brar•en
were C. Morrie, Alex. 01 -no, J. Buoh.oao,
1 Jaoob Stoke., Jas. MoCrankeo and George
Edward. Toe bereaved family and mho
toys hays aha sympathy of all who know
d them to their time cf aril oUo.
t Ugaau ov Mm. 'RNIR -Deep regret Is
felt on a000aat of the death of Mrs, Turner,
•
Keys street, whloh matured unexpectedly
on Saturday. Mn. Tartar for Dearly •
year had boa ,ohj.at to heart trouble, and
.t was this that ultimately mused her
death. She went to Carlow lost weak to
visit at Mn. Tyndal's and while there, on
Friday morning, she amine ❑1 and peeved
•way the followfog day •t noon Mrs.
Tamer wag the widow of the late Nev.
John Turner, of the Methodist mlo..try,
who died In 1887 She was born in Wor
oester.btr•, Ragland, fifty three yea" aro,
and came to this uaotry with her husband
Immediately atter their marriage They
were .tattooed gao'eu(vely •1 C.rly(e,
l.naviIle, Dreedon, Alls. Craig, Daogaenoo
and Auburn, Mr. T 's death taking
plana white he was pastor of the Iset-a•med
circuit. For the past ten years Mn. Ta-
na had lived to (loderlob. where ohs
brought up her family of rwo gone god three
daughters -Harold, of New York ; Freak,
of town ; E1ttb, of Toronto ; Finreeoe, who
Is toaohsr of the Donavbro,k public eohool,
and Olive, at home She was • woman of
broad intellitenoe, of unassuming yet firm
Christian obaraoar, sod of the sweetest god
kindliest nature. While her ohlldren will
feel most keenly the lose of tiler mother,
she w411 1 e greatly maul by maoy others,
especially among the congregation of North
street Methodist church, of which she was
a most active member e0 long as health per
mitted. The 1 1 took place oa M nd•y
•fter0000 from her late ra nmol to North
street ohuroh, where Rev. ,tamper Wilson
paid •n eloquent sod touchtog tribute to
her memory. Rey. John Kenosd,, of Au-
burn. uelated In 4e service, at the Moe.
oluelon of whloh the tornados were cooyeyed
to Ball's semetery la H.11ett township, and
there )aid beside those of her husband
The pall-baren were Wm. Auha.no, .1 P
Brown, Walter Sharon's, Jahn Knox (of
Auburn), .Jamb Stoke. and Wm. Holland.
To. LATE MR.N. MtT Its1.I. -May old
Meads to Goderlch and Inodoo learned
with regret of the data of Mrs. Aloes
Mitchell, whish occurred on Tuesday of last
week. The damaged lady, who war to her
elghty...v..lh year, had levo visiting 1n
Goderiob, having onme here to waft upon
her grandson, Philip, to his 1(1,..., and
atter his death was preprint to retort to
her home io Windsor (whloh she did on the
19 h ult.) wins she ooatraoud • saver*
oold, and despite every oars and medical
•tteod•ooe she lolled to reamer, her
strength having has to severely taxed by
the trip Mr.. Mdto3.11 was the first
settler In London Ewa, away beck In the
early tither, tied for over twenty yam wit
named the growth of that section, removing
to ltstrolt for a few years, and attar • red
doom here she moved to Windsor, where
she resided with her daughters, the Misses
Mitchell. She had • whits circlet of friends,
Ming oo'ei for her ever ready help In etok-
nate and trouble, and many I•mtllw will re
roll her name with affection for kindly mio-
etntlons in years gone hy. The remain,
were taken to London and interred bald*
those of her late heabaod In Woodlawn
cemetery,
Rows PROM rot HARBOR. -The Lahr I
L. hluloby arrived on Friday from Wlofield
Basin with a cargo of pats for the Godsrloh
Lomb*, le.. and oleared on Saoday
The tug Pool dome came op from Kettle
Point on Thursday •od landed Bah here
The err. Wolfrags was In Friday evening
on her way tooth and (arty Sunday morn.
Ing bound north She took o0 11,000
brink from l'oosell'e yards for Sault S•t
Marls The time table of th. O,sifr•ge hu
been al'ered, and hereafter ehr „ I' arrive
every Thursday, at 11 A w., It,... 1 .oath,
sad every Saturday, at 8 P. M., booed
north This change takes effect immediate
ly The err. City of Hollow' brought
an ezoorsloo over from tort Huron on Sun-
day, •rrioint .1 4.30 to the afternoon and
leaving at 6 o'clock. Most of the ezoordon-
Iets made • trip op town ..The air.
l'It'.aburg made her first roll here this ee••
Woo Tuesday evening, with • amber of
paseeegen. She will make weekly trips
hereafter from Sooduaky. Toledo and
Windsor to the Sault, canine at l;oderlob
Tumidity, at 11 r. M., on the way north,
and o0 Saturdy at 11:30 A M , bound
south The Or. Advance on '1'oesday
brought le 42,000 bushels of wheat from
Fort Wllllam The tog Tolstoi from
Lake Ontario, Is laid op In the harbor.
A Uonzah'H Boy's Winnow, -A w.1
dine the ano00erlmen)0 o1 which w111 M of
letereet to (ioderloh people took place at
De Soto, Missouri, on Tuesday afternoon,
June 25th, when Charlie Herbert rumors.
et St. Louie, eon of Mn. Pammore, of (lois
rioh, and Mee Edo• Rucker Shelton, of 1)e
Soto, were united In matrimony, The
home of Mr and Mrs. Metford 8ellek ('oz
wall, •* which the weddloq took plate, was
beautifully droorated for the 0000slon.
Mre Luzern' Hayden P.ok acted as matron
of honor and two little maids, one of whom
was Mips Marfan Pasmon, of Tern Haut.,
Indo, oleos of the groom, were In attend
tom The groom was a000mpanied by his
brother, Edward Psemore, of Detroit. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Firth
Stringer, of the First Uoogregamooal
ohuroh. Among the male In alteodanoe
were G.orgi humor. and family. of Torre
Haute, Ind., and H.rry Pumore, of St.
Lents. The bride and groom wore the re-
olplsts of many handsome and valuable
prevent.. They are taking • wedding trip
extending over sever►' weeks, and arrived
in (lodertch by steamer early Sunday morn•
log on • trait to the groom's old home hole,
where they 5111 remain durine 1161, week.
Mr. J'..mors is renlving the oo0grttula-
tlone of bis many Gnderloh friends upon the
happy event. We are pleased to know
that he is haying splendid success to bar
business life, anti we (halm to join In the
good wishes whish are befog showered upon
him on the 000,1100 of ale entrance Into the
marHed date.
A Goon MAN GONR.-A man of sterling
worth, to the person of Dogra K. btraoh•n,
was token from our midst last weak by the
hand ot death Mr. 8troohan had been
troubled for some time with enlargement of
toe heart, and during the past IOW months
had been steadily login, straegtb, until on
Saturday he was atl.d away. He was a
native of Moorland, having been horn at
lowborn, innarkebir., sixty Moe years ago.
He nems to rho. town from the Old ('ouotry
In 1864 and followed hie toad* as moohlatet
and blookemlth, for • Rr..t part of the
time carrying on he business la the well
known }Wary no Vletori• Phar. H. had
• dsoldad Mot towards meohanleal Inmin
tion, and evolved molly Ingenious things le
this line, bon If In the pereolt o1 he mos
Ilan one trait was shown more
strongly then any ether It was In the
ohero0ter of ale work. Everything he pat
Ms hoed to was • model of henest,thor0nsh,
tobst.ntlal workmanship H. was amt
neatly • man to he trusted, and the de
omit, and goodness of he oharanter were
reeegel.ed by all with whom he mama In
0.0Met, He leaves • widow and family of
one eon. Jamas, of Wmmlp.g, Man , and
!nor daughters, Mr.. Wm Hata. Misses
Mode,i..bel and Nnphl• Rie aged mother,
who lives with her d.n,hter, Mr. Jos
Tavola. In °Marrne, oleo survives him.
Reside. Mn. Tewslsy, Mn. Chas, Monts,
el Cel Mrs, sad Mn, SlmnmAs, of Gordon
Labe, Aignma, an eetan, end lam.. ud
Areblkald Mlreokas, of Basle 8M. Maras,
WN , sed Witham Sw.ebaa, .f Liaison,
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
It did not require a Nei y skilful tailor to
pat togetner some of aha olown.' costumes at
the •tract fair, but .f you want really well
made. neat (Mint clothing stn to Prldham, the
tailor. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Thermometers registered 95" or Monday
in IJodenob.
.1ams Yates, Division Court clerk, e
occupying his new officio on West street.
The Royal Templar' of Huron dlstrlot will
plonk) at (nod Bend In the near future.
The band played again on the Square lost
I .ureday evening and there was • large
gathering to hear them.
Rev H. K Kell+ngton, R. A., of London,
who is well koowo to this aecaco, was mar -
(fed on S.torday to Mee Emma Riohards,of
that oily.
The law offices of the town during the
months of July and August will close at 3
e.74.,exoept (uurdaye, when they will otos,
at 1 o'oloek.
Cop' Dan. MoKay, of the tag Sea King,
has 1 . Ito quit work owing to trouble with
his led, which he iojur.d lost year. He aro
dead bnmo from W'tsrton l.st week.
Olirer R'+ynam and Percy Cornell have
Mitcham/1 the business of Cornell & Son,
furniture dealers and undertakers, and will
conduct It with the firm name of Rhyne &
Cornell.
We hays two mete" of • oompreben.ivs
bulletin oo apple ,situ.. Issued by the Do•
minion Goveroment. 11 they would he of
Intermit to any of our reader", they may be
had on •ppliostloo.1 this Oboe. F.ntmm.
first served.
His Ezosll.ocy the Governor l; 1 hos
ordered the discharge of Fred Elliott, who
was onme time ago committed to Kingston
In o0noeotlon with the aofortunIN killing
of hie brother .t Hayfield. The term was
shortened by geed behavior.
Walter Andrews and Thomas O'Connor
were oommlrted to gaol this woes by Police
Maretrate John Beattie, of Seaforth, for
being drank and disorderly. re. former is
In for two months and twenty•one days and
the latter for twstvoas days.
A large quantity of loo.l matter Is no•
avoidably orowded out this week. Amongst
he items thus erewd.d out le one animad
vertlnt on the authorities and the president
of line street fair for allowing games of
chance to appear lar evldenoe during the
arnival.
W. A MoKim's change of advertisement
was received toe late for this week. He
wishes to Dail attention to a hoe of French
milk Ioulard,theprim ofwhfoh ereduoedfrom
$1.26 to 62f1o.; also the new •ldsil. taffeta,
at • special prloe, 75,. per yard. Millinery
at great reductions, le order to alas( It out.
The Comedian Bank of 1 ,n •. , , hoe of•
fared a medal to the Aeho,. • t' VA -
n osh Agricultural society to be u.." 1 .1
for at the Dungannon fall fair of 1901. 1
dlreatote have •ooepted the favor, and wll,
offer the medal as a Drize for the but herd
of thoroughbred cattle. Tho fair w111 ba
held Ooteber A+ and 9.h.
James T. Harks, of Stratford, hoe beg apo
poised Yrr.vineal Mabry Inep.oter, in 000
amino to R. Barber, resigned. The salary
le 41,000 Mr. Burke to • me of len. Burke.
Newgate street, town, and brother of .1eha
Hark*, of tilos G. T. R. Mr. Rorke Is • pros.
Heal man and has the confidence of the Islam
organization of the Province.
SUMMER SPORTS
Alex. McIver was .t bloom* on Domin-
ion D•y and brought home • handomei sil-
ver trophy whloh he won In the bicycle
rare' there. He won the cup In • two mils
handicap race, starting from scratch and
M•tlog or sight other riders. H•
•leo woo with Tommy Higley (formerly of
Blyth) as partner In • moltlayole ran, boat-
ing three Lindon men, Rodway, Weinlg
and Platt, who rode • triplet. It was a
mils race, and McIver and Higley won by
an eighth of • mile.
Th..snend race In lbs series for the
McRurney Beattie wheel was run off al the
Agrinnitoral Park on Wodo..day raising
of last wink. There were Bre entries.
Fred BropbWy, Rtoh Y000g and Ed. Wyatt*
at soratob, R MoRrine half minute start,
Fronk Plat one minion stars. The ran
was for five miles and furnished plenty of
excitement for the »looker,. At the finish
there was • t'e•ral relay nosed hy (Ly-
ons' •Uemptlnr too sprint between Hrophey
and Young. Bryan' and 1'ienm wars
thrown. Brophsy fn(.had first, • few
loons ahead of Young ; 00011,44• third.
Tim. 16 Mies,...
1Rtn4r fVRNIMi'e RACISM.
There wee a lora •►3mdana gs the
Agricultural Pork Frld•y evening whim
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
they Rot sway. Molver started from
the Judge: sand and the Stratford men at
the quarrrr mile pole. Then was • stiff
wind from the south whloh hampered the
noon en the book stretch, but they mime
down past the grand stand, with the wind
at taste books, .t • gnat Islip. Tb• 80nt-
tord men paced soh other •ltero•tely.
Humber Is well realm hen, and they were
Mated with Mase as they peed the grand
sand, but the orowd eay.d their loudest
home for McIver, who as he wont put, lap
after lap, was seen to be steadily Rotolo, o0
the Melton. He aught up to them doring
1be fourth mile, made the pane for several
laps and then with a burst of spud lett
that .way In the roar, boating them anent'
by over half a mil. Toe time was 29:37.
Alex is • great favorite, and he removed an
ovation at the olne of the mos.
The throe Mlle •C oten, handloap, whore
followed, made a hot raoe. The stators
were Ed. Braise, at unto* :Thos. MoU111L
ouddy and Ernest McBride, at the eighth
•nlle mod Frank Kanto and Frank Megow at
the manor mile poor. The two Franks
kept up • good pace, and It was • matter of
conjecture whether Hryaos could pull
down their big lead. He managed to reach
them however on the home.metob, and got
In first, while Megaw cleverly beat out
Kuntz for .good plain. Tome, 8,50,
COMING AND GOING.
Moes Brum returned to Stnttord on Fri-
day.
Will. Hawkins, of Windsor, is vidtlog •t
Dr. Clark's.
Allan Sperling was home from Toronto
for the holiday.
Mies Jessie Thomson oh home from Berlin
for the holidays.
.1. D. Nabtn, of Sealorth, was one of the
holiday visitors.
Mee Groom Johnston, of Berlin, Is speed-
ing holidays in town.
Stewart Stratton, of °thaws, mode a
brief holiday trip home.
Ubu. Molatmh, of Chio•go, is ,pending
holidays to the old town.
Mr. and Mn. George Uabb, of Brant-
ford, .re visiting In town.
Mr. fathom, of Loodoo, has boa a (lode -
rich visitor the past west.
MW O'Loughlin, of Watt Wowaooeh, 1s
visiting in town this week.
1)r. and Mn. Or hltety lalt yeetrday
moru'og on a Toronto trip.
Itao. Mclvnr, of Haffelo, spent Suoday
and Domloiu.. Day to town.
Mtso Tillie Graham, of New Vora, is
spending two weeks In town.
Mies Annie C.mphell, of Seafortb, spent
• few day. In town this week.
Mise Maggie Roberteoh Is vialtlnq bar
stater and friends at Wladsor.
Mies Ada Beattie, of 4eaforlh, was Mint -
log friends In town the week.
Rey. Jasper Wilton and raspy W1 for
$Idgalown yeeMeitay monism.
Mies Heald•► Whitely, of Clinton, has
been vleltl0g 1a town tl.ls week.
Edward and Joreph Leech, of Bloevalu,
were visiting In town this week.
(Jaffrey holt retarded home loot week
from Trinity University, Toronto.
Miss Bert Vat., hao returned from •
lengthy visit to rr ativ.0 at Ohloago.
Mies Kali) en 1, ckwsod, of Guelph, la
vulting at the residence of P. Holt.
Mr. and Moe. W. J. Job1.ton, of Blue -
vale, wen visitors In bows the week,
Mie Je.e:o Robertson le home from 8.. -
ter tor the midsummer soboel vaoetioo.
Mn R R Smith and Mrs. Kilos, of Loo.
don, are somdiog the summer in town.
Mies Loul.. Andrew, a homo Mom %air•
Ioh, where she hos been tosohlnt eohool.
Mies Mary Sharman, of Ridgeway, e
home to spend the midsummer holidays.
Mise Gertrude Hill, of Kansas City, li a
guest •t 18. resident,' of F. J. T, N.ftl,
Mrs. John Yates and faintly, of Ohleage,
are visiting •t the residence of Jeanie Yate..
M1.... (iertrude Shane ad Kathleen
Kelly, of Blyth, took In the ,1,111 fair here.
Rev. A. E. M. Thomson left oo Taeeday
to take up his ministerial work at. Rodey,
Maes OonaNaoe Le Teazel has returned
home from Heooall for the midsummer boll•
dye
Mn. Chas. Reale and sen, of New York,
are visiting Mr. and Mn,. H..le, Wsll..ey
Brest.
Mn D. Johnston has returnsI home from
O
.tmvisitk. to friends at Harriston and Weod•
Lionel Parsons left last Wednesday on •
trip to Buffalo and Warned home en S,t•
orday last.
Mra.H•rtly, of Uxbridge, and Mrs.Hooher
and two children, of London, are the guests
of Mn Gundry.
Rev. Geo. Leeoh and wife, of 'Poronto,
were visiting last week, at the home of Mr.
and Mn, ft Stewart.
Mr and Mrs. ()ode, of Trowbridge, with
thee son Herold, are vlsitior chair dough.
tor, Mrs. Robt. Sbewar►.
Mrs. Jame Lydiatt, of Toronto, wa here
N stiteed the funoriel of her friend of many
mare, the late Mrs. Tena(,
Mr.. R. A. 3'rcudfoot, of Portland, (lis•
goo, le vla(tleg at the reddebes of her
brother•In-law, W. I'rondfoot.
Wm. Hallie was in Temtito on Moody
*Handing a meeting of the exontivo commit-
tee rel tt.o Canadian Order of Foresters.
Mies Sara Hyslop and Mr.. Brown (term
erly MI.. Emma Hyslop), .,f 11 .Milton, ars
intoning their ester, Mrs. 11 wry Martin.
Mrs. Jump (,lark, of LAI Angelo,, Calif.,
Ie visiting her father, John 11.11t., and
other relative. In Goderlah and voeinity.
Sam. Draper, who a tsanhing .t Stop)..,
arrived by the .tr. l tglfrag, Sunday morn -
1
legevel. Mand row been @pending • few days In
Chas. Shannon arrival from Dawson ('sty
Friday nicht on • two month.' vlett. Ha
was very heartily w*loomed by ala old
friends.
Mies Stoma Cooler and M1.. Violet Lang,
of London, visited In town thls week, Mona
est" At the home of (large Williams,
l'alrnareton street.
Mn. Adams, formerly of Gnderloh and
n ow of Guelph, was in Iledenoh during the
pat wait. mild hither no anoou i1 of the
d..1h of David K. M'raehaa.
W. A. Stewart, prleelpal of New Him
berg public ',shoot. 1e visiting he brother,
the prinnlp.l of thee Gelerinh paid)," schools.
He 1s an.omtenl.A by Mrs. Stewart and
daughter, Margoarite.
1)r Alex Mol.end and Mn. Mobilo,, of
('.Inme', Mloh , wan have boon "lilting
Mre Mnlw..d's mother, Mn. 00 P
an
the ten mile bleyole ran Mtween Alex. P
Nolo*" an4 th. Stratford team (Malt. h
land Humber sod i)mff. Ration. D
ford) came off. The .,ea wen lam Is ``et
fly Marto& bed It was tlt., 8 .'.i..8 wbia
ms w11ks past, eft yesterday morning for
nrtland, whence they will mil on Metard•y
y the steamer 1)emislne on a trip to Europe.
r Mol.«.d will spear a portlna of his time
sbr..4 la paresi gi his mall..' stadla* at
i46bergh.
1
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wanted. -We Whir 20o for Ike boa/ and
19r for ..00zed bet tub of butts, daring
July. Mn. Jams Kelly, Wawsosh, gees
firer prtxe and eln. (iso. MoDoneld, Otq,
2nd prize, for June. Eggs 12o. 0.1C.K1no
W Ingham.
e baseball motoh betimes the Old Timer
and the Harmony slab will be played on
WWaeeday, July 10th, •t a rloultaral
('art, under tie •oapnea of the Daman,"
of the Empire, in old of Monet/Mal fond.
Everybody attend and help •log • good
awe. Admt..lon. 10o. Game celled at
6:15.
Tbs annual garden peaty of SI. (lergi e
oboroh will be held next Tuesday evening
on the grounds of OMpt. 3bephard, North
street. Tea will be served from b M 7
o'clock ; altaroords then will be refresh.
meats. noveltls, eta. The bead will M la
atteodance. Admission, 10o. All are wed.
041030.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rey. Ju. A. Anderson laves this weak
for • mooto'e holidays to Ottawa, Montreal
and Saauharnols. During hu.6eesee Rey.
Robert Thome. M. A , will oondust service
.o Knox ohuroh on July 7th, 14th, and 21.1,
and Rey. Alex. Sf.olddlanof St. Eooak'1
ohuroh, Toronto, on July 28th ad Angus.
4th,
The following are the o[6*,n of Kooz
ohurob Y. P. S. C, E. for the az month.
July to Deoember : Prsidot, Rey Jas. A.
Aodenoo, H. A. ; first nos prutdeot. Mus
14.so Stewart ; ,snood otos panda'.
Mies M.u4 Murrey ; roordlsg eeoretary,
Mus Jennie Nalro; oorreepoodlig sato
tory, Mies Lontea Gibson ; treasurer, Mose
Ndha McLaren; mismosary treasur..,Mlps
Margaret Skelton ; oo.,.oen of oommlttes
-lookout, Henry Matto ; prayer muting.
Mies Edith W tgtlo' ; sool.l, Meat Line
Coatis ; muds, Mies Louisa Gibson ; flower,
Mies Nanny Nairn ; missionary, Mies Helm
liana ; tutting, David Stoddart ; litera-
ture, Ma. Mlnote Molvor.
There was a large *,ogesatloo at North
street Merbodet oboroh on Saoday eveatag,
whoa Rev. Japer W,loos prsohel his
°loony sermon as pastor of the oharob. He
thanked the m.mbera of the various 01601.4
bodies to oo0neotioo with thit ohurob for
the faithfulness with which they had de•
charged their datles and for the wbtass
whloh they had extended to bins. the ohmlr
tor their service of song, and the members
of the oongregatloo generally for their sym-
pathy and help. H• apoks l0 warm teams
of oommsedatloo of the pastor tppotnssd to
the obarge, and bespoke for blm the sans
kindly . moderation deration whlob be (the speaker)
had received. Thea, baking as his teat Iho
words from 1 Corinthians, 15:58, 'Th.'s.
fore, my beloved brethren, a ye seadlasl,
unmoveabe, always abounding la the work
of the Lord," he delivered • ringing ad.
drew of •rbortatloo and e000uragsminl
to °optioned faith and good works in Oho
aervlo. o1 God. Atter the teaedlotloo the
oho0005 aha y'•God M with yo0 1111
w•lr mss agalsh,"mo, while mug took t►. Op-
portuoIty to bid their pastor farewell.
A memorial ..rylm for the late Everett
H. MoKeozle war bald on Sabbath moralsg
at North street Methodist oboroh, with
which the demand had ban oeonooted
from very early yen. Tho pulpit and
*holy 'allay were dram In mourning.
Tho sermo0 was delivered by Rev, Jasper
Wilson, from the Nat In Loki 20
"Neither an they Cs any mire." AN*
.peaking of the mysWly of death and the
oonsolaaloo whloh Is siva by 1ba words .f
the text, the preacher referred In feeling
terms to lbs qualities ot Christian mull•
peps and faith, tee potionos sod ib.arl.l•
ase whloh were manlfesbed la she lite .1
the young man whom they mourned. Elle
u nselfishness, evident in many things, was
meet °lorly shown le the manes Ib whiak
he had borne his long illness, hying b bide
his suffering, avec In h4 own home, and
bearing so bright an Inborn, tint may
oonld not realize that he Wei nob to geed
health. His life had hese out off whin be
had just sobered upon the allIng N whloh
he had given years of prsparapm, but h
had bona of greet asefolaw both la what
ho had bun able to amompllah and le the
worthy exempla *Mob 11 afforded to yours/
men. 131. mualosl aryls was •pproprfal•
to the moasion, the °halt Coging "Th..s la
no night 1n heaven," and "Sim.8ws1
Day,' t6. latter • favorite hymn of the deo
nand. Ref.rou was nods during the
service to the death of Mrs. Tuvau, wb.
also is deeply moaro,d by the people of this
ohuroh.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Wit„ Vito 811E AItCIItThy' 1 -For ams
Aims there has been oonsiduabla doubt w
to who was the architect of the main build•
log of the University n( Toronto. t'hls,th•
most wonderful of all Comedian 8.1141.,.,
was commenced l• 1866 and oompletid In
1859. On the great stoma In the Norman
bower, there are names of taro arootnot,
Mr. Cumberland and Mr. Storm. Up be
kis prevent time, Mr. SNrm has reeelred
moat of the oredlt, but ib now appears that
the marl Idea Was the work of Mr. Goober•
land. The •tory of how Mr. Cumherls.d
(afterwards Lieut. Col. of the 10th Royal.)
went abroad and studied the great build-
ings to Europe, how he smeared (ermu
ooulpton, how the first obelus was laid
moistly and why -all thee* things are told
to the July Canadian Matmeins. Amami.
ponying the text are four ran photograph*
t teen during the sreetlon, one of whloh
she." • group of the famous sculptors.
There i. •.pl.ndtd oollectlon of stories and
light autules In the number. The only
h..vy anal* in the imam lel • reproduction
of Sir John M.4,donaid's famous span is
1866 on ('onfedo,at.on. Thr. drama of HI•.
w.l ha, a performed Ay the Ojibw•y
Indian. near genii Mt.., Mari• last, year, ,e
dvenr.ned and Illnotnted. Ar, hot Stoner.(
contribute. • French Coos•,ao r0.•, u
dila Justin McCarthy. M. P , •b. foment
htterateur of the British House of Uommore,
Brunel" : A gale) wedding took pl•ee
at So. Paula, Ont., at 4.30 p. w. no .fans
20tb, when Mies Lion i)oogias, daaghtor of
Wm, and Mrs. Douglas, of that pais, was
united In marriage to Roherl Carr, of Brea.
..la.
Broadtails : Arbor a *aee.ssfwl noun .t iM
years, O. A. Deadman disposed of Isis d
rag
business last week to 1, R. Barest
yousa /*ottoman of 86. Thomas, win e
now In poe11011.el..n. H. comae highly roan.
mended and we welnme him to the bads.ms
clrole of Brussels. We are glad te report
that Mr. [Madman will not M removing
from Brussels, at last for • alma. but will
enjoy outdoor work with ala Jor•oys 0sd
bees.
MiltRRIED.
MCRR1nI PCS IIs On We4eesda, JUIN
1601. at the r.Lldenoe of the rookie's mother.
Colborne township. by Rev. Jae. •, •R_
clarion. H. A., Thomas Joh. M.Nri40, of
Rasa township. Monroe month. to
R . onlydaughter of th.late Al.,
McNMug
DIED.
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ane Inviter.r.hk.t M tk. b
John Tomer
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