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THE Lf7ADINC1- I EWBPAPER Off' MTRON C7O1:71•1TY.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : JULY 11, 1901.
D. M°E11LLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAttP T REPORT
troonsuoii. July 10. IOU
Fall Wheat 0 :M 10
8 lour, family. per owl.... _..-2 10 10
Flour, patent, par cwt._..._._ r_2 50 to
Brea til ton.,.__ _. _-,.,..,.._ It 00 tol
ehome, 1 ton _.. _, _, 15 00 Sol
Screenings, pot cwt............ 1 00 to
Rye per bush0 40 to
Buckwheat. lo to
•1a. 1 book Mf bosh
O 0 2d to
Peas, 1 bwsi.,, ,....... .,••„ 00 le
!Earley. per Nak 37 to
Hay. 1 ton ....._..,. 50 to
Potatoes. 1 bash ... 20 to
Rutter. ...._..,,_. 14 to
Clause, oar Ib
W ow. fresh unpseked, 1 doe
Wood
Bides ........«..-,.
Potts
Live Hove
Itressed Hogs.
Bacon
Ram. par I b..•••••••••••••••••••••
Lard. per Ib.
Dressed Beat. fore tasflar
4)r....d Beef. hind
Cattle, Export
Oedlnore
10 to
10 to 0 10
60 to 100
60 to 500
25 to 2.5
25 to 6 OU
a to 8 011
12 to 0 18
IS to 016
12 to 11
00 10 000
00 to 0 00
751045)
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Lost-
IhAKKN FROM Fir, GEORGE'S
.1 churoh • prayer hook, red morocco
oover. Retina to Mrs. heat res or to the Rao -
tory.
Yltuatton. Vacant.
1111H POINT FAR M -SEASON 0101901.
1. Bolo Wanted Dining room glrlr,cbam-
b•r maids and a Months .r. 810 per month
will be weld to than who in dentana their
duties. Independent of waste these ate eU
g ood paring positions. J. J. WRIUHT,
June 2514 Proprietor.
GGGD DININ0-RO016 GIRL WANT•
sot at ones at Ekpee Colborne House. Apply
to MRS. a E0. BUXTON. SOtt
Yawners Wanted.
rrKAUHER WANTED TO TEACH IN
1 8. R. No. 6, Goderloh township, Dabs
to commence after the bolldaya Appalao-
tioto received. mot log rotary. up to the Mrd of
Ana. Personal application preferred.
JOHN TORRANCE, rtes..
9631 Porter's NW 1', u.
For Bale.
'DOR HALE-ANIU/SH JRR RY-COW,
)bM:f- good milker. Apply to A. SAUNDERS.
Iti
ew
51i
4!540
FARM FOR MALE. -A FIRST CLASS
farm of one hundred .ores- situated
bomb of town plot, wed pert of lot 16, L. R. R.,
Ashoeld. Klee scree of stood timber gad tatit
balance under coltivattca. It is well leered
'thoroughly underdraln.d, knd well supplied
with water. Buildings omelet of -Rare, 40.
40 . straw born and stable, ens30: hone sa01..
30.16. granary and driving stied, 4002); frame
dwelling- hoax•, one and • half story. Moil,
kitchen, [8011. with stone foundation ao,l
splendid cellar under whole buil flag. 'there
le also a good woods!), 1, 22x21 Houmis heat
ed by furnace. Por torther macabre apple
to Jur. GRIFFIN, gaoler. (Ioder{o4 r,
IAND FOR SALE 1N TOWN OF
I OODKRICH. For eau en reaeosable
terms. the property knowa as the Distillery
land., being part o4 block "P" In the Town of
Goderlob, oontalnlog about 31 •crow, with
buildings and water. rights oa the River Malt.
lard. For terms apply to ()ARROW t UAll-
HOW. solicitors for the vendor.
$1,500
,Coo (ASH. OK ON T6RMJ TU
1 J salt will puroMea 18.1 large
atone house with six -roomed addltlon,eiloated
on Plasm fermi. Half an acro of land wl t0
all toe outbuildings thereon thrown In For
further particulars apply 10 TH W, J. tf0014
HOURS, Bayfield P. O. 3>lf,
FOR SALE -LOTS 95. 96, 117. 118, 119
and I40 in Hutchison's sorrily. all In
Goderloh. For p•rtloularPHILIP
HpDDlPt11OLT
Bar-deter. fro., Ooderlch.
March 11th. 1900. 6p-11
Muse.
W. GLENN CAMPHKLL.
OT6antst and mu.loal dlrlotor of North et.
M,U,odiat churoh, and teacher of pianoforte,
P iles oreran and theory. will be pleased to re-
sales pupils. Instruction given either at
Modal or at pupil's home, oe ,sired. eltudlo
at Smereon's Maio Ston, West -wt. 72-4f
DRS. SHANNON it GALLON. rMY.
MOCtANAand Surgeons. Olde. In Bank
of Commerce building. west side 01 Square
Night nails at reeidenooe
Dr. Shannon, Dr.Oallow,
old residence. N•p'or et. Elgin s,, w.
'Phone 11. '1'hemo 96.
I n.uranee, *VA.
0kk9. R. SHAW, URNBRAI.IhSUR.
`AMoit and real estate agent. Oaee, tee
door emit of I' O.. Ooderloh. Agent for the
leading mutual fin Insnrna,e oom ,soles and
leading stock eomtanies
Meroanthe aid mannfacturing Aske at
loweat rstoa. (all at office.
TAT R. ROBERTSON.
• Accountant and Ioauranoe Agent.
Books and acoounts made up.
Buildings rental and rents oollected.
Fire insurance In British 0.d Uaoadtan
Comppagnlee,
Omo.- In I'roadfool (t Hays omne, North
street Goderloh. OYtl
yJ. T. NA/PKI„ Gh.NERAL IN.
• 9UIIANOE and Real !titan agent.
, Life, Aoeldeetand Plate Ohne Inanraoce
effected on mutual or cash plan at lowest
rales poeslbl,,
Best Kimbell and Canadian companies rep
✓ ecanted.
Odlce next door to Darrow & Darrow. Har
rioters Hamilton atroet,
IIioet•Ir TMNNwtr-•-
UST RBt KIV4CD- TRH LINK OF
lir stelae suiting, that ons endomnrs were
9Ytteg far which we hook eine revocation on.
Wernwith ether Ii,es sal'n51e for spring
ooa aamme 6fMaoly a. gnod, Ste etly first
wirt at moderat, otiose.
W N, STAPLETON.
Ovs r Pa90s'. Fab.
PubU N0UIS. ,
✓ -.3
WARIIINO. - THIS IM TO GIVE:
wdloe that anyone Mathieu off the
11104.. 'slog or tampering with the ferry,
moaning or trespaadog aM.n any met M our
ropert{,
ATTtl
Ewill I(ILbo 4 erreeted Ind pnaeoa32bd,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Emerson annonnees a clearing sale of M.
eveiee. 25 YoBarney Hese81., ('Iev.lsede,
Recycles and (Isderi,h wheels at $2.5 to $10.
25 sound hand wh.le at $7 and np.
We have on hand • large quantity el
✓ ra and oat ehop to be dlspoud of at res.
• 0n0b1. Woe". %Ve pet, highest market
pries 0.Rr wham N Dtwratrvt k Sow.
TI. te••ine eompe' ItIen ler • Bakst to
the I'ae Amoebas oboes July 15th. A.ysse
holding g0481 oo.poes kledly band Ebro In
belnris that d.t• at 1'au'v's shoo stn.
Wanted -W. offer 200 for the hest and
19, far ee..aA bees Nb of beim' derby'
Ja'y Mrs. James Kelly, Wawanesh, gels
ant pries and Mrs. (roe. MnT)oe•l4, (!ray,
2.d prlre for Jane Eggs 121 O. R. Kno,
W In,ns96
A large ...blee el the staff for N• Paint
f arm •rr)yM as Meader from Toronto,
tomtit's, et the neo, sod • mamba .0 era
pNe•eed women Their •ppeara.os, oe
they demo rimed the ,~yean dressed la all
Ike aider. of the ralab.w, w.e both .040.,•
Wye lad IM/sreeU..
THE HURON OLD BOYS.
A Very ISUPOO./Ful Gatherint
In Clinton.
TO. Nese 4 analog • Vrand Reception
EaerIal.ed at tee Town Mall Ineetln-
Isr..rr• et the Day. el Old - teed
Nude by the •Igkland 'Addles.
The Huron Old Boys, of Toronto, had
their outlog •t "'beton on Saturday last,
and had • good time. The Cllpton commit-
tal, headed by 1). A. Forrester, Wm. Jaek-
eeo and John Raoalord, spared no pane to
give a rood time to all oonoerned. Follow-
ing from The Toronto Star is gr•phlo of the
day's doings :
The mist lifted and Old Sol smiled on the
Huron old Boys on Saturday morolog, as
the flag -decked train with 500 joyous cols -
!manta on board pulled out of the Codon
Station. 11 there 1s one quality oommoo to
the Huron (Ed Boys and Girls and their
boys and girls It 1. the quality of b.00ming
sociable) in five mina's* alter Iore..tb•rlog.
Now, Seturdy proved the truth of this
axiom, By the time the train had olured
North l'•rkdale the excursion had begun
valting, and this they kept up with •Igor
nom Clinton wee -reaoned. Evuybody
who needed an laerodaatloo to soy body got
It. The Old boys talked to the pretty
girls- and, by the way. what • crowd of
the latter there were on board -then most
unselfishly brought around the houog Boys
and gave them the pelt/liege of talking to
the pretty girls.
Memories of picnic," and merrymaking.
that !!opted with the good wives -by tad,
pardone the Old Girls -bad moved them to
the pack's, of sumptuous Iuoobeons. By•
and bye the great buttes were opted and
rho popoore man and the transom, man oame
around. Didn't they bore a good time'
As that Is wee. they were out For, how
strange It woaliYanbeen 11 %bay bad not
snatched e41 the N!1 slat offered on the way
to C1t0too. '
NOV Tel TRAIN s t.cI54 ip r4'.
• What made the Into run so slowly as It
Geared Seafortb 1 This Is • question that
sexed the minds of both Old Hoye and Old
Girls. It was solved at last by a bright
minded member of the onmmittso, who re-
called the time when • oertalo disciple of
Esaalaplaa nal umpired • !scroete (notch in
Sealortb, on whl'h 000se.00 he hod been
compelled to lies for his lite and take refuge
to • ry'tind,eyty of some elinane. down the
rya. It was arts wed that the doctor de.
.trod an opportunity of looking at the mise
en suede ono. more, Mince the delay.
5%asall Clinton .t the station when the
train rolled In mold the weloomleg cheers
o1 the Old Hays and the fluttering hand.
kerohtals of tae Old Girl., whose °oon.o-
tloo with the old away has not yet Men
touched by the sol..ore of fats
Not quite all of the , looms bad woos to
the station. Then was a goodly orowd
I nod up along the route of the prooeestoo,
while In the Towo Hall • crowd of spright-
ly townie. and stately m.trooa awaited the
owning of the peep's, whose appetites 41.d
only 1,,.,, whetted by the opeoing of the
lu.ohsoo baskets. Cllntoa woe In gala
dress, and the stores were d.zz!iog under
toe booths, and Hage Homy hoose had
Ire decoration, for n,thlog w•" too good for
the return of the Old Boys. Coder the
Hoge sod the baiting Home was muoh
grasplog of hand.. and muoh exclaiming.
and • great deal o' heppia.0 mtniled with
cot a few s'ghe and for the times
whose pleasures are but a pato when recall-
ed by those reunions.
"Why, 11'e twenty years since I sew
you!" exclaims a grey haired man to an-
other. •'Twenty yearn !" gasps the other.
"Rhes my soul, why so It le :" Theo they
M.Io to dust, "1)o you remember
"You are not Emily Jones'" • woman
with • boy of twelve oltolting to her arm
says to. wooed with three sturdy ellldreo
In tow. " Oh, ye., 1 am ! " " Not
the Emily Jonas that used to sit
n ext me in school !" "1 es 1 am ; don't
you remember-"' "And .re thee. your
ohlldre■ "" "Well, 1000'8 believe 1t ! Io•
dud 1 o.n't ! ' Aad so 441 wool all along
the line.
A TOWN HALL RANvt'1T.
Thst luncheon In .the Town Hall ! It
was • bao.iaet ! The women who lied to
bake for the too meetings el long .go but
pat their heads together, and oI their a, m-
b!ned skill had .volved a lead that was the
.epitome of the beet memories of the old t,•-
mea8lon. No here, save one, the
regret that even fe•ta must come to an
en I.
Th. Kitties eat in the mlddl. of the hall,
• brilliant color spot. The Old Boys and
the 1)44 (1 rl. eat on elth•r side. And on
the platform b.hlnd an array of edibles that
would have driven • Fnuoh o't.l to deo
pair eat tits great men of of 1 Huron. They
gave Elw.rd Floody the seat of honor to
tee outer of the table. Nast him set
Hugh 1•1151.th, K, R. Miller, WIII J.ok
. on, of Clinton, and iota kl.yor Jackson
book • goat at the festive board. 1).n, 51c
Gdhouddy was 000tent with • see no the
fl,or near his brother, Thema MC011ll•
(Addy, The former told th. OIt Roys that
he had nom' from twelve miles up the pike
at ball poet seven In the morning to wed
oame his brethren of Huron. They it.
changed personal pl...otrles, ,these two
brothers of the good old honor of Mabilia
cuddy, and they and the salons of the old
house. of Old Horon had a time that wm
absolutely and altogether Fend.
S;eoch-making followed Ibm barqust se •
matter of coon., when the orators ot the
oouety .ddod to the reputations of former
Mina or made new onto by potting some of
the good old though,. tato new cl
From Toe Globs w• take the following
Mpa.ohes by J Rumford. oholrman ; T.
Mo(IdHencldy,
Ray. J. W. Inach ani Aim
Moir la.u,ar•t.d the afternoon's prooa.d
leve as Reoreatlon I'ark, which ware •t -
Winded by • otowl of holiday milker. A
baseball m•teh between G„ lerloh and Clio
toe Jailors was won by the hems teem hy •
mere of 22 to 0, and the ('1.0 on Old 11 ,y.
,1sl.at.d • team of the visitors by 14 to 4 at
the Immo rants At football the Hatton' of
S.forth defeat's] Brussel" by one goal to
n othing. A Iwg of war between Torooto
mad Oftnten was won by the latter on the
Beet and third poll.. In another port of
the grounds meanwhile an Inlerating •t
hlbitlon of atop dialog w.. going on, at
wbloh Mimeos M.ndon-,'d, M.N.vin,
Tw.elle and ifnwrin carried off the honor.,
while the band played at Intervale. Mir-
an
lureg the •ftsnlenn • police pared w.
manned by Dr. Rlaskall, C. Hine and R.
I)owne, rondare l 'Molina, .•r•1011 no the
gr. n,4.. Amour the aerate mrd., 'for
le,kinr thirsty," "41...nse he would not
live to ('linen,," and tabu charms, were F.
Floody. W. R MITI.,, Dr 5taitoeh, 4,
Lamont. Meagre. Matter, Allan and Oar,
nor of the Rl1hla.d.r'a Band, H. Modish,
W. Ce.)., P. H.l', K (I , lespoo'er Pala.
1.y, M.40r R,rmboll, of London,.rid .flies.
The open sir n,eeert by the I1'ghlaedari
Rand mid tenor. In the evening Weeded a
large sad .ppreelotly. asthma, ..d hr.agkt
to • *low the most thoroughly •eooewful
and eoj,yable reuo,ua lo l'Ilatoo for many
yews. Col. Otter's unavoidable abeenoe
wee regretted. Complete wood lellow.nip
reigned throughout the day.
HEAD 141AR ON TN? 14104.
Bob Holmes. M. P., had the maple Ieaf
forever entwined around hls natty straw
hat.
Provident Hugh McMath had a white
plug, whboh m•tobed his trey suit doily,
and made him look lake the jolly old:miller of
the I)se,eroept that "he oared for everybody
and ova ybody oared for he."
John Ransford sported • white yaoh[ing
osp, whluh gave him the look of • prose be-
tween Admiral Dewey and • French "chef'.
He was the Woof the entert•loere, and help-
ed to Dover Clinton with glory.
Church, the Huron Old Boy poet. had a
silk hat 00, whose beleho, and gloss, and
shapely marvels oh•llaneed!octant attentloo.
A facetious but I.....r.nt comrade referred
to the chapeau as Churoh's steeple.
Doc. Blackhall wore an anthills white
helmet, and bundled the vloNme into the
catering patrol. His pals, Hine and Down,
In semi -regimentals, of the ancien/ conti-
nentals, backed up the burly voteran In tine
style.
Big Hill Paisley wore no h•8 •1 all alter
• Iwawlnnte round with the four bouncers
who filially got hien Into the patrol waggon.
one T.) rue PATROL WAn0ON.
Breath. tbere • man with soul so dead
Who Dever to himself hath said
A. home to Huron he had oom.
And there In Clinton !alt at home :
"1 wonder if They must pay toll
For rldlog In that 0010 patrol."
The visitor' wars pleased to hear "the
h onest watchdog'• bark,' and were glad to
know that the dog was chained up.
"Breathe' thore • man with soul so dead"
was quoted only five times by the speakers
of the day. Had there beim • few more
speakers the record might have bun beaten.
The reeemblaooe of "Maple Les!' Mair to
Hon. F:!ward Blake was observed by many
as the sturdy principal of Dufferin •tree)
eohool poured forth Ilowlog periods of fervid
patriotism.
Some of the Uoderlcb old bey, captured
the baggage oar of the 7.30 to to. train, and
tang old-time ebonite, and other melodies
just to show that they hadn't lost their
voices In Toronto or Clinton.
The patrol waggon scared a lot of fellows
Shen it first Domed ap. riot when it be -
bourne known that the "boys" were gather•
ed In only to be treated to extras, there was
a rash to be ncrlfioed second only to that
made aforellme for the oar of Juggernaut
-and some of them did not seem to fear
whether there was • lue,or0ot to rush op
against.
The blgge.t man in Clinton Saturday bait
was Ed. Floody, of I'.rkdale, and as he
gazed upon the Huron old boye his heart
swelled trite, pride even 11 his head remained
normal. As secretary of the Old Boys of
Heron he deser•es al the credit that may
be given for working oo the Huron contin-
gent int, what the esteemed Castell Hopkins
would call, "one harmonious whole."
The wlayiog of the Highlanders' Band,
ander Bandmaster Slatter was • feature of
the day. They were at home In English,
Mootob and Canadian airs me well as in ol..
Rio mulo, but 1t was when the Irish medley
was sprung oa the audt.noe daring eh. after-
noon, that the applause resobed 90 in the
shot's, ac •The Harp that Ono.," "(7olleen
dhas ohreu dhe as Mow," ani "Uarry(wen"
broke upon the ear.
The Old (toys and Old Girls, too, are
bond In prates of the railway service which
they had to Clinton at the reunion, They
felt este with • Huron Old 8.y conductor,
another for brakesman, soother at the
throttle, anothrr as fireman, and another
worths, fall time is Mgg•g. smasher.
1'h• Old 1),..' o,mmittee give all prune to
elletr at passenger agent M. C. D,ckenn for
his ooartesy So connection with the outing,
AROUND TOWN.
Stir, -r Tile STsgt'I.s.- A heavy min -
storm, •000mpaoied by th'on.er and light-
ning passed over (ioderich Friday evening.
There were several sharp thunderclaps, god
one holt struck the spire of V,otorl• street
Methodist churoh It ripped cif shingles,
tore board' apart and passion loads dam•
aged some of the rafters. TM churoh is be-
im repainted and the painting of the @towel.
had just been completed, bot It will have to
be gone over again. The damage is estlm-
•ted at haws') $100 and $2A0.
A 1 IVT T,. 0111 1101 01 or RISPru0.-
1Vhile'o Clinton en Saturday a 4u:NAI. rep-
resentative woe one of • party who .1.ited
the county hens* of refuge. It was not the
regular day for the reception of visitors, but
Mr. French very kindly reoelved the party
and Mrs. Freooh showed them throurh the
building. The house throughout le exceed
ingly brl8ht and neat and oheery,and every
thing seems to he attended to with scrupu-
lous care. Both Mr. and Mre. Frenoh seem
oeoullarlly fitted for their postpone se man-
ger and matron of the refuge, and the in-
mate•, who at present number about seven-
ty -fly., have • very comfortable home,
ST. (dolt,. leo ('I, '0,'11 (:AHnr.V l'AtITY.-
The annual garden party under the a,nplees
M Nt George's ehuroh l :lid came off on
I'ure lay evonlog on Ilapt. Shephard'. lawn.
'I he natural Manly of the grounds was en-
hanoed by the light., the promenading a'•
wmbl.ge, the oharmi to wit:reties attendant
on the refreshment tables disposed about
rho Ian n, the strings of Chinese lantern•
.'retched from tree to toe and the other
decorations of fl tees, .to The weather was
•ll that aoul 1 bee wished for sod the fans,
w,,k, candy and other tables did a 0004
bovine.. b ocollent mato wse rendered by
the hand and the aRsir was ,mite • success-
ful sod er jnyabls one.
HAvt,00ur. Wo4(ti. -The (loderlon Organ
Co. do some yery handsome interior work,
and hays recently fitted up a very hand
some set el bar fitting. Inc I: 1. Swarta, al
the Huron hoot,. This Is ftnlshed 1n gol
don oak, piano polished, sod shows . very
pretty figure. The oompar y are also lit-
tle/ up a very One library for Wm. Proud•
foot with polished herdwnon floor soil oak
wall 1, ok Doses. Mr I'ron•Ifnut will be
the pomace of the flow I,hrary In town
whim completed. Them are aloe rofltting
and aphol@tertem the furniture far the new
Masons halt on West street 'rho Muncie
body ere to be oongratolated on their on.,
quarter", • more erteadsd notice of which
will be alien In • later Isms.
hew.+ 04(004 Tilt HAannR.--Thee sohr.
Wanderer on Thnreday Nought le 70,000
feet of lumber from 1 i.h toners" ler the or
nen faetuy. ..The star. Ilutfrass arrived
Stint/ST atoning from Windsor and on atm
°oast of the heavy eee remalee4 le port ne-
at Sunday evsninp, when she rnntinned her
trip northward. Among thit fr✓ght tame
on here wero fifteens beta of cattle 'hipped
by Ron. Allen. ..The etr. l'rtshnr, or
rived Saturday event., from the north and
ea T.esday aiming booed up. The pass•
esus• Putnam Is h«temlag brisk and the
Naha, hal about forty rev -sena fee Gods
4408 oe '1'e.s41.v The soh,. Ksuh4ae .r
,Hoe from Thomann Sunda eight with
lamher 1.a pmts for N. Drowse .... 18.
segs Boylston and (S0.04es were la pert
Tee.dsy. They were bunUog for • ran
Obit was lost 10 Friday ereolog'e i. oo11.. ,
John Ituoclman and a oompanloo 1e11 Its
week on a trip up the lake In Mr. Renal
man's little properller...,The err. Advance
Is exoeated to today.
JouN D. Ktsl., 1)RAb Monday Glob.
oo,OdoW the following Melones to the
death of a brother of the late W. T. Moly
of tow, : Mr. John 1). hlely, • brother o
the late George W. Moly, of the Kiely
Everett syndicate, died •t 3 30 o'clock yes-
terday morning, at his late readouts', 30(
Seaton street. H. had been 111 for severe
weeks from heart trouble, sod had reached
the auvanced age of seveoty-two purr.
lie was 0000,otod with the Kiel,.Everet
syodloate at the time of the sale of the old
street railway, but sloe' then has lived le -
tired. There were five brothers, George
W., Wllllam, John D., ilium and Frani.
George died six years ago, Maurice nine
months ago, and William at Goderlch three
months ago. Frank survives them, and
!item 00 Georg. street, Toe deceased leaves
a widow and three daughters, Mre. Edward
Woodbury, of Portland, Ore. ; Mrs. F.
Burt, of Mootreal, and 511se Georgia Kiel,,
who lives at home. Mrs. William Smith,
of Hayter street, is • sister.
('omoo..-1'rof. S. L. 'Taube, manufacture
leg optician and eye specialist, of Toronto,
will be at the Bedford house, Uoderlcb, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 16 and 17,h,
sad will teat eves and suit glasses to alt de -
Naive sight. No matter what 1. wrong
with ycnr eyes, come and see me and If you
can be salted 1 can make the glasses for
yon. 1 •m the oldest optician in Toronto
and have been st.blbhed e!ooe 1873, mak •
,og speotadoe and fitting eye*. Over
seventy-five thousand oases hay. been treat-
ed by me where others failed. The advao-
Cage 1 have over others is that 1 grind all
my own 1 , and a5 making epsot•olm L
• prelusion and • 'edam., as is salting
spectacles, 10 requires years of study and
hard labor to be able to oorreob the errors
of refrsotion. Von have twenty-eight years
of my .xperlacce a0 your esrdoe. Como
and see me and get your eyes tested. Come
early, am you may require • seoond testing.
Consultation free. For re[ereoms and tea
amoeba!" see rtroulara. Toronto address
S. L. Porus, 254 Richmond street, West.
RerreNen 4'RO5 Tire. OLD LANG. --1). B.
MacKay, the representative of the Gods
rich Organ Co., has returoel from • bust.
rug trip to the Glasgow exhibition, whirs
the oompany hays an exhibit of their era
port organa and bathroom woodwork.
Their agents have obarge of the several ex-
hibits. Dan succeeded to taking • number
of orders for clowit seats, of which the firm
are the largest manufacturers under the
British Hog, and • larva 1111010M 1s likely
to result, •s the tempts of tho Uoderioh
Organ Co. are the finest on exhibition.
While In the old land Mr. MacKay visited
Dublin sod Helfut In Ireland, Inodoo,
I,'verpool sod other large cities I• Ecotone!,
and Eiinnurgh, 4rollond. He thick' the
people of the old country take Lt. easy,
and are not like the people of this weetero
world to thole. bushes habits, and It takes
some time to loarn the ropr., Mr. Mac
Kay Zeit on Tuesday morning for • trip
through northern Vittorio. The oompany
are busy. and recommence title month •hip
ping organs to Ragland, and have two lane
orders for olole0 seats under way for Aus-
tralia.
Cr'TOM' ANp INLAND Rev.Nl'5 Ita-
,':n're -Following is • statement of the
00stome receipte of the port of Goderloh,
with Its various outporte, for the twat•
month' ending June 30th, 1901, together
with • similar statement fir the rr.vlous
twelve months :
Goderiob
('Itoton
Wioghom
Kiooardlne
)(Worth
1900-1901
$93810R
7 299 59
5,405 90
2 467 95
7,974 32
Southampton .... .1,839 37
[outflow PA 8 18
$34,- 426 39 $.790 (.3
the receipts In the oulport of Godar:cb,
inland ue dlvtelon of Stratford, from
July 1st, 1900, to .lune 30th, 1901, were ate
follows :
On licenses
" spirits
• melt
1899 1900
$ 8.138 81
6,486 82
6.712 15
2,431 47
9 092 59
2,923 7:4
15 00
$ 170 00
2,R17 44
2,657 25
" elect: to light bnspeotlon .... 25 00
$5 669 69
The receipts for the previous twelve months
ware $.5,884.11.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF".
Brest hes there • man with soul eroded
Who never to himself bath said,
Those suite that 1'rl,lhatn make., egad
Are the best that can tic had.
Remember the race. next Wednesday and
l'haredy.
The public school board will meet tomor-
row evening.
Street Inspector Reid hoe resumed his
oiliest dialog atter his long illness,
It doesn't take ionir for the season11 to roll
round. Now the 1.11 fairs ore being adver•
toted.
The prisoners 5rott and Kotd were taken
from the gaol to the Central Prison Lost
Friday.
John Maxwell has been arrested on the
chug, of steeling a horse at Clinton on
Saturday.
1'L('. Attrtll. of Ridgcweod Park, la oo the
committee for the horse department of tie
Western Fair.
W. A. McKim 1. uniting the stook of his
two stores and this week- advertises enamel
gamattoo cal..
During the week two oft rens were tach
fined $1 00 and coos for allowing animals
to run at large.
I)ar:ng 19,`.1 up to.ines With the Goderloh
roman, and Transit 1',. received 9),) 3L0
bushels of praio.
The Daughters of the Empire sill meet
on Monday, the 15th, 111 the law hbran at •
the court house at 4 30 v. M.
lid In Andrews has dirpsed of her heves v
.n Britannia road with the font front lots to
('apt. Trethewy for $1,,:00.
The old holler room .t tba bill er flour
mill has been almost demollehed sad • new
and larger one is beteg bnOt.
Mise Hatt • Donnell Is attendlnr the
('onaerv•tery of Mole at Toronto MM
will resume her closure In Ysptember.
1. T. Goldthorpe le *t•rting on anether
of the row of haute. which he le building nn
Albert etreel. .1 T. 1e tilling up that part
of the town.
Roch•naas k b,ewsnn have taken the o0cr
trent Inc the n.w gaol residents at 12,100
with the provision that they may ase the
steno to the old wall.
There were about two Mandrel 1 Goderloh
people In Clinton nn Matnrdy. Our
laced. of the lino provided a very 'sed
day's entertainment.
Hoe will Include all stations from Listowel
to (Ylntoo.
Tomorrow will be the Glorious 1'welt.h.
The looal Or•ogemeo will oelebr,te •1
Stratford, for whtol inane • special train
will leave In the morning at 9 3C. Return
fate, $1.40.
The Moleotlflo American nye: Safety
from Ilahtn og Is sully secured. Amply
put on your rubbers an) then stand so your
Oodles do not touch anything and you are
perfectly safe.
Char. Thomas, T. It. baggagemad, has
been laid up during the week with an In•
lured foot, the resole of stopping on an op -
tamed nail Mu Thursday. Arthur Hates
has been t•klcg his place.
Wm. Poitlethwalts wee haultog • load of
flour In paper bags to Se Augustine last
Friday evening when the storm oame up.
Toe rain made dough of the load In short
order, and William had all Arta of trouble
with it.
Court ,loderloh, No. 32., C.0.E., will
meot on Tuesday nix,, 16:h Inst. All the
members are fly minuted to be
present, as • matter of very great import-
ance h.s oome to hand this week, T. Bret,
woo.", Soo.
The *mobil kola brlagiog the Huron Old
Boys to Clinton oame on to Goderloh with
•bout eev•oty powwows. Others Dime up
on later trains to spend • portion of their
time here. The special train left this sta-
tion on Its ret urn at 6 o'clock Monday mon-
log.
N. Dietrio44 bas again taken ob•rge of the
Star roller Hour mills god has immolated
with him his son Will , the firm oame he•
log Ie. Dietrich & Son, They Intend to
keep the produote of the Star floor milt, up
to the highest standard,
Mies Strang bas been appointed to • pot
Itloo u teacher In the Grimsby high cahoot.
She tauoht In this eohool as substitute dur-
ing
ormg one term, and her appointment at • per
maneat teacher lean tndloattoo that her wer-
vloe. are remembered and appreciated.
Cur new walks are muoh admired by vlsid
tore who had not been In town since the
days of the old bora or gravel walks.
Aod talking of the new walks, what do you
.11 them "granolit lo," "artificial stone,"
or "oem•ot 7' Of mourn, no matter what
term you use, everyone knows what's
eemeot.
Under the •aspioes of the ladies' Aid of
Victor!. street Methodist church a garden
party will he held tomorrow (Friday) seem
log en the ,rounds of .7 SL•nnon, 00111er
('ambrla road and Nelson strut, The
Blackstone orchestra will furnish music and
there will be other selections. Admtsioo,
10 ants. Atl are welcome.
The Goderlch Amateur Dramatic Com-
pany will play the eopul•r drama "E•.:
Lynn" in the Victoria Opera House on Fri-
dley eveolog, ,Tuly 26:h 1'h• play will f e
under the ausploes of the Daughters of the
Kwplre and as the .gqi Im[e prooe.ds go to the
marina hospital 1,41. I1 should meet with
generous patronage from the publlo.
M. 8 Beckett, late principal of the IA. -
towel publlo school and • graduate of Godo
rnh Collegiate laatltute, hue given op
school teaching and will enter the mislatry
of the Presbyterian charms. H• is con
pletle, hie third year Is Queen's paternity
and after gr•doatiog In honor philo,opky ha
will enter upon his theological studies.
Messrs. D. McGillicuddy and J. T. (Jar-
row, of Iloderlch, were In town on Tue•day
on their way home from T,.water, whets
they bad been attending • 1, beta! rally -
News Record. A. A. H. kluagrove, • de•
footed Conservative oandldats for hast
Huron, was there also, It can be seen that
our oontnmpnrary was somewhat astray
io.peakiog of a "Liberal rally." It was
just • Mum.
COMING AND GOING.
A.4.Cbrystal,of Loodon,was to town'over
Sunday.
"MaoJufl" Sark, of Rochester is vlaitiog
10 10wn.
D.S.CIuff, of Woeaatoak, was In tow. the
past week.
John Snell is home from Pinkerton for
the holidays,
Walter Buohanao, of Toronto, 'pont San,
day In towo.
John Snell, of Wroxeter, is visiUog
friend. In town,
Albert Duff, of 1)etrolt, visited We home
here last week.
Alis Edith Elwood, of Dallas, Texas, Is
aikido" In town.
W. 1'. Huston, of Exeter, 'hilted friends
here over Sunday.
Master Fred ,tames, of l',Otiburg, !'ons.,
is v,.lting lo town.
A M. hay, of Mtrotfwd, spent Sunday
with friends to town.
Mre. I'almer and children, of Chimed,
are Uodertch visitor".
W. Proudfoot has been away this week on
• trip to Iiraoe Mme•,
H (i.Horton wag one of the Toronto vlett-
ors In town Gals week.
Miss Rattle Symonds le home from Tor
onto fes • mouth'. yl.le
MIM 1lett!• Harrison has returned from
Bulls hr flan holidays.
Mts. Armour, of Woodstock, is • guest
at her former home hers.
Mrs. H. II Pollock, of Aylmer, has ban
visiting fir unitive, here.
W. C. Pridbam mode a tri' to Toronto
the early part of the week.
Mr. and Mre. Porter and Mies Rutroo are
away on a ttlp W Hamilton.
4111es Marko !cella has ;returned home
from Maxwell for the holidays. 3
Thos. Chilton. of Now VOrk, I. visiting
at the limited Stoles Consulate.
Miss Franks left oo Friday for Toronto and
will he about during the hnhdays.
We aro pleated to know that Mn. John
Robertson, I'totnn strut, who renently fell
and broke h,r arm, has now r000verad the
out of rho Injured tnewh.r.
1t has hewn aahnlrty arrane.d1 to h•••• the
Wiest/ham Snady school ermsrslon to (lode.
fish ea Thursday, August lea T8. near.
Mr. and Mrs .1. T. hark., of Toronto,
re visiting In town for • few days.
Mrs, 4!. 1V, Forrest and ,hIld have Men
telling In Toronto the past week.
11re Crawford, of Toronto, le the guest
e! her slaw, Mre. Wm. MoCreotl.,
'dhe Mimi Rose and Ethel Naito', of
Toronto, are visiting (elude In tow..
Geo. Sterldart, of Toronto, has bean vleit-
Ing the parental home the nest week.
Mimi Mabel Dollar, of North By, ie
visiting her stint, Mrs. Christopherson.
Mr. and Mn. W. H. Kerr, of Brussel.,
were In More for • few days tkle week
Mr,. 1: Imonr and Master W..le' lett
Neil weak nn • month's visit to Klnaiton.
Donal McGillicuddy ha tetarn.4 to h'e
Immo In Toronto efts► • week'' •1.141 here.
MIN 111oK•y, of Format', has arrived to
.peed the 11411111111f 1110011111 at. the old home.
Mr. Murray, of the Rank el Commons*,
and Mn. Murray, are away on • holiday
trip.
Mies Gertrude Graham, who t.nhee le
the Rlyth peblle eeheei. N home for ►h. hell.
dare
Mrs. R. Bothwell and nhlldren hay, a --
Hied from Tarmac to 090.4 4111, snmmee is
town.
Mre. irk 1 J. Rebtnc, ei I. nee, Neb., S.
,ludo* her mother, Mre. Bark., Newgate
4Y11:411,17
The Misses Laura and Ethel Aohesoa left last wank on • trip to Welland, Urlmeby and
Haffeio,
Mrs. J. Ernest 4'us•day and little son, of
'1'oron °, are vhillog •t the residences of I)
Mo(Illlbcnddy.
Frick 8. Hick sod Master Malta, of
Toronto, were antoog the visitors to Uode
rich lhlg week,
Dr. U. F. Hamlin, wife and goo, of Com
001., 1.11inh., visited Mr, Ifamleo'. father
her,0e 401week.
.lames Hyslop, our former townsman, and
dwghter west up from Toronto on the Old
lboyi .xcur.loa.
•
•
Mies Adam., of Toronto, was the guest of
Mr., A. Sounder' during • brief 7011 10
town thl. weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Catboat, of Toronto
spin! • few days vlaltlog relatives In town
during the week.
Mies Dimmed and Mies Hyslop, c( Toron-
to, are the goes). of thi Misses Molareo,
V,Otorl• street.
Mrs. Rutledge returned oo Saturday eve-
ning, per str. Oesitroge, from • two weeks
visit to Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Reid and child, of
Detroit, are speodlog • month vldtlog at Mr.
Reid's old home.
Harry U. Mpencie, of Terooso, Is to town
on an .:tended v1111, called home by the 111 -
n ews of his mother.
Richard st.mmote, of Torooto, • former
well-known resident of Goderlob, Is visiting
Mb old friends here.
Mrs. G. A, Deadman and Mia Katie
Dodm•n ars visiting the Misses Me111111-
oaddy, Elgin •venue.
Mrs. Varletoo returned bast .laturd•y from
• resit ot • fortnight with her eons •t Detrol)
and friends at Sarnia.
('has. Simmons, of Toronto, was In town
for • few hours on Monday shaking hands
with Goderloh friends.
Mrs.A. K. Swattield and Mies Alice Rates
,peat several Boys at the Pau Amerlo•o ex-
blbltloo the past week.
Al. Potter, of Windsor, was • pa.eeoger
by the Oaltrage Saturday, he Is .pendlog
the week at Dr. Clark'.,',
David and Fred Eagle, of Toroote, came
op with the H. O. B.'s on Saturday and
•:olted frieada In Goderlob.
Mrs. 1)r McGregor, of Sioux City, Iowa,
and Sties E' aoor Newton, of Chicago, are
visiting their rotative)" bore.
Harry l'rldham, son of Wm. Pridbam, of
Toronto, oame upon the excursion Saturday
and o',hod his relatives here.
Mise Adelaide Morris left on Thursday
I.0t to 0)5lt her relatives to Buffalo and see
the wonder' of rho 1'a. -American.
Mies Jennie McLaren bee returned from
Toronto alter takine • co,,,, of instruction
on the violin from Prof. Aodereoo.
kiss Robertson, of Windsor, and A. M.
Robertson, of Leamington, are spending
the school vocation at their home here.
Mita Louie Colborne has gone to Buffalo,
where she will remain fo, nix weeks or more
atedytng the Fletobe, mete= et made la.
.14u014 on.
Meant' Mr,.Dalley, wbo were vlaitlegthe
letter'' p•reot., !!nand Mn. Georg. Evans,
hove gone to Chicago, where they will reside
to future.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, of Toronto, arrived
last weak to visit friends here. Mrs, l'rlm
er W111101E1113 for smooth, the onset of Nre.
Symonds, Saltlord,
Mr. and Mrs. George Anhesen left Fri.
day morning on • trip to the )'aoifo Co..,.
They will vett `a, Franclaco,Vancou•er and
other weetero mdse.
Fred Beattie, of th. Rank of Commerce,
left this week to take a partition In the
Cboth•m branch. Mr. McGowan, of Paris,
takes his Mao. here.
9. I. Church was one of the Goderloh old
boys who revisited old some, the past week.
Mr. Church Is the head of the well known
Auto yooe School of Torooto.
John Sowerby, of Grand Rapid", Mich.,
with his little eon visited the home of John
Salkeld, Rybeld road, during the week
and went on to visit Lim Buffalo exhibition.
Harry Johnston, of Toronto, was one o1
the Huron Old I(oye who came oo up from
Clinton Matord•y evening to see Goderlch
friend.. Ha returned to Toronto Mooday
morning.
Mise Berth• R.ek bas returned hems frees
Exeter. We understand that she has fa-
stened her position as tsaoher la the Exeter
public eohool on account of but that's Mies
Ruek'. business.
Mr. and Mre. 1 hos. ..51d;,lllcuddy sod
Master Jame, of Toronto, have been spending
• few days 10 towo. Miss Nellie Molloll-
euddy arrived with them and will remala
here for the summer.
Mise MoVloar, who has been attending
the Br1411eh American Business College at
Toronto, was home for • brief ylnt the
p.rt week, comb' up on the excursion Sat-
urday. Mho has completed her course at
the College and has received her diploma.
James Malcolm, of the 'clitoris! Haff of
The Buffalo C. utter, with late eon .pent •
(ow days In town bust week, the moose of .1.
S Platt. Mr. Malcolm Is one of lbw's for-
mer
ormer reitdente of 1odertoh who are now
so•ttered over the wide world. It is
twenty five year. since he left Onderioh,and
he had an Interesting time huntlo 1 up old
sohoolm•tse.
Charles Phase, • well known and highly
esteemed ollioul of the Gotarlo I,^glsiature,
was In town Sundt', on • well earned v•
, 't on. vie 1e • passenger to the Sault on
the O.sifr•Fe, accompanied by hle daughter
and son. Mr. Chase hao had the prlvulep
of holding s mo.ponslhle position ler many
years end has had confidential relation"
doting that time with throe Premien.
CHURCH NOTES.
Mr. Sykes, of Woodstock, gave a pleasing
solo In North strewn Methodist , huroh Mon-
day evening.
Rev. It .I. 'Treleaven, well known here.
Is now the pastor of 1'arkdale Methodist
church, which has one of the largest manors
"alone, if not the Wriest, Is the Canadian
Methodist church. He was idiom • very
rnrdial reception by the roegreg•tlon ea
Friday evening.
Rev. Dr. Dante' preached his first sermon
in North street Methedl.t oharoh on Sunday
morning. He took as his tort the word. in
2 Corinthians 10 1, •'Now 1 Paul myself
4.aaech you by the makes,* and gantMee•s
oI Christ." Those words he said would be
the keynote of fele ministry In tit, (.0960.
The d gentleman hoe • ane ditties
and • gond delivery and hie sermons on Son
1.y contained moth thoneht.
Toronto Mall and Empire, .luly .5 1'ha
ean(regalon of Carlton street Methodist
ohnroh lediseted In • very snhe4•ntlal man-
ner
ao-aer last evening the vary high esteem In
*84.8 they hold their retiring pester. Row
(1 R. Tart, by presaetin4 hien with an II
lamincted address and • parse oontalel•g b.
twee. $4043 eel $500. Mr Turk has Mae
00.0.0ted with (;ariaso street ehereh for
bbe past fent yeah, and preached kti laro
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -JULY II
Page
Amalgamation Sale -W. A. Mo4lm,... 5
Tourhita Will Find --W, U. Goode 4
The Aome of Style -W, C. l'rldham4
Towhee Wanted-S.M. No.5, Goderlob tp. 1
Comiog-Prof. S. L. Taub. 1
Dross Mueilns and Gloghama-Hodnna
I/4
8
Corn and Gat Ohop-N. Dietrich & Sou, 1
Aanooaoement-St. Geo. I'rlm 1
Cow for Salo -A Sounders 1
well sermon on Sunday lest. The school-
room of the ohurah proved Inadequate' to an-
oommod•te the large number who,•seembled
Fut evening to take leave of the popular
pastor and his wife. l0 addition to the
members of the eongregatloo, many Moods
and representatives of other ohurobes were
present. Alter an admirable program bad
been rendered the presentation was made by
Mr.1ho. 1homp.00, who has been id.at(fi•d
with the ehuroh for nearly threw g0artere of
• outlay. Rev. Mr. Turk has retired from
Mei rewular ministry, and will associate him.
self with Rev. Mr. Kirby la evangelistic
work. Mrs.Tsrk was made We reolpleol of
• handsome gift by the buttes of the ohurrah.
IT IS TIME THEY WERE PAID,
To the Editor of Tu ■ Hu, A r,
I10AH MIK,-I nolloe 1e your last Niue yen
ask what 1e lbs matter with the Lows
oommlwleoer that he does not pay the on -
(monitors, oto.
The enumerators will understand the
query, hot others may not and might sup.
pose 10 was the fault of the oommlseloaar ef
the riding.
The commissioner for Huron West Is In
the tame boat as the enumerators, Dot bay•
ing received one ono) of salary or .,psoas*,
some or all of which would be very $00.pl•
able any Uwe, So hustle them ap If you
me. J. L. GRANT.
Lochalsh, July 6tb, 1901.
MORE ABOUT THE FAKIRS.
To the Sditer of Tog Slo0A1.
Sia, -In reply to some gelation/ asked
by some notlemeo re the fakirs. (1) I might
soy that 1 do not know by whose authority
the wheel of fortune was allowed to run,
ut oertaloly It was not hy the authority of
the oo.001, or Mayor, 171 It they paid the
town treasons $30 tube money was not
oolleoted for the town. Perhaps the town
treasurer was aoting for some oommlteee,
131 The Mayor and president did all 'bey
could to out the fakirs out of busiaita'ted
Lila was done as quickly as it pose.bly ooeld
be, as constables Uuadry and Hale will tes-
tify to my Inetruonng them t) go and put •
stop to the business, and If they did nob
stop to ret out • w
1 the explanation is utl•taolo►y to
Ghees gentlemen and the citizens generally.
JAN. 11'UvoN,
DUNGANNON.
DR. G. A. NEWTON, DENTIST, HAN
dlenewtlaaad hie tripe b
l
Will be pleased to meet am from hao &Weeb-
borhood who may require hie services at 18.
home oleo.. Luoknow, where ne will be found
very day to the week except Thursday. when
he •1.1ta Ripley. Special attenilon paid b
preservationof natural teeth, crown and
bridge work, oto, Easy methods of extract.
ing.
Mo'hsy. July 8th, 1901.
Lgrrrgg,-Nies 1..... 1.,i,., • returned
m,w,o,.ary boor Cho., b.vmv being eat
,Erre 1 In the Celestial Fwrrp're to m,es,00art
work for fifteen poor', wit, delver • lemo.•
un China, rte customs, aro , to Risk,00
u'.ur. h here on '1'uesdey eveolog, toe 16•.0
,0.t. As the liotur• will he inters., ag, ws
tospeak • large •ttendsoee. A oollsotioo
will be taken up to defray mouses.
M1''IPIIAI.COQFCIL.-The ooeooll of W.
Wawaoosk met to the eohool room, 8. S.
No. 3, on Wedonday, the 3rd lost. All
the member" were present. A p.UUes
signed by • large oumb.r of the oiuzeoe of
Dungannon, requesting the °outsell to ab•
steps as to Improvement of the village dela,
was p ted by delegate J. M Roberta,
and was ,luly 000slder.d by the ooaootl, sad
other municipal business was attended to.
Next session of oounoll, Monday, Aug. 51h.
C'Ri.'o.-Farmers are busily engaged Is
hiving and oultiv.tlgq root grope. They
report • light Drop of hay. F•11 wheat will
0o0 yield • half orop to this and surrounding
vlololtyYear sorlhe In his ree.ot visit-
ing tour noticed that In the townships of
h'ollartoo, Ingan, Elmo, Wallase, May.
borough and Mento the fall wheat and
meadow" were, owing to the heavy and
Mostly rains, e0oelleot and them far
pronounced by many farmer" to be the best.
looklog for many years.
Itern. vrMdvrv.--The oousoll bay* rano•
voted and repaired the township ball and
surround -nos, which adds muoh to the olio
[...rano. of the hall and p, .ml's* .. . Th.
trustees of , 4. N. 3 also deserve 0113111.1011
for the Improvements they hove mrd. In
levelling and beautlfylag the school monads,
whlob, with the solenoid new eohool hoot.
recently built, evinces that they are mind•
fol of rho edueatlnnal Interests of the po•
pHs of the p t and Bowe Oar
popular grocer, (h... 6 Ilett, has In courier
of construction a new driving shed mad
stable .!)avid Bell has erected • now
stable on his premises . 1 he momMre
of St. Paul's ohurah have in coarse of con-
struction naw 1•rg0 that. for horses and
rime, and when floo.hod the people will cot
be obliged to sock aooemmodoIlon as hither -
bo •8 hotels and ether places.
IIITnRR Ain Tninimn Mr. and Mre.
I1. Jardine, of Aehfl.ld, returned home re.
neatly from • pleasant visiting tour among
relativee, friends and other •c,inalot•noee
for about four dot. at (a•mmis and other
points ...Miss Maggie McIntosh, of Kle•
los", le the guest of Mr. and Mr.. Jardine,
and seams dell,bt.4 with her visit ....Jas.
%Volker, jr., and wife, of Hanna, N I) , who
have beep •Ieltle, the formers parent..
Mr. and Mrs. %Volker, and other relatives
la this village and •lololty, left hers oa
Monday to visit relatives at (lorrle and
other points before returning home....
Miss Martha Smeltxar, of Laoknew, left
here on Saturday daft after • few days' visit
with her leaf, Mrs. D. M.N.vles....
Dr. .1 R. MORA, formerly of I)
non, liand now of Montreal, was visible'
friends and former lr.aalnt•oo. 1a ear
vtllago Ise1 week. We were ploe.od to see
him look as anal cheerful and happy
.laseph Horne, M. It , Iefe hen o. Moa -
ds, for home •Iter having a short bee
pleasant •Ili to hie brother (burgs
.tuns* ('timberland, el this township sl Wal
Ise,, Perth nasty, was donne last week
the tort of his brother .les*ph, nnr MO -
0 •111•011 builder ....Mr.. Bechtel!. of
Hawkesyil'e, b 01.Ilieg her mottos, Mre.
Whyoid .... D. Ai ()Nevin*, 5,., retorn.d
home on Saturday, after • few days' v1.1.
to friends In (;nd•rl,h . %Vm. Crawford is
'sieving hlmsoll en • •Idtln, tour to (asset"
In London and other points You seriM
reforms home the early part el last weeb,
lifter having 00 enj'yallls visiting Mar of
upward" of throe weeks lie r.laUves •n4
Meade at Wle,►•m, Rleevale, Lletewel
sed WW, psiata, meek hea@tIttad la health.