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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : SEPTEMBER 5, 1901.
D. M°G1LLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAHALT REPORT
D JDsatOI. Meet 4 1901.
Fall Wheat, ...- .••••............. 0 61 to 61
II lour. f•.Ul7. par owl.... _-. _.. 1 00 to 1 8)
Flour, palest. per awl .. 2 00 to 1 50
Bran • ton...__. -.. _ - 13 00 101l 00
Short., • too - . _.. --15 00 1016 00
f cr.eninge, per cwt 1 00 to 1 (5
Rye, per bush.... 0 10 to 0 51
Buckwheat. per bush 0 40 10 050
Yens. • Dunk ~ ...... f5 te 0 65
Harter. per bush 38 to 0 40
Hal, IS ton 00 to 10 Ori
Potaloso. • hush., new 60 to f7
Sutter, __..,-.., 15 N 0 16
Cheese. oar Ib ................ . 10 to 0 11
Sao, tkaeh aopsoked. • dm-,. 10 to 0 10
Wood --•----•••-•- W 10 400
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H1des,.-- 50 10 5 Od
Pelts ....... _ ................._._ 25 to 0 ?I
Live Hon -_ .... _.... 5e N 690
Dressed Hogs. 50 10 800
Bsoon,.... ....._--._._.r... 11 t0 0 I8
Ham. ow 10., ........-- ,_. ,Y.. 15 10 016
Lard, per Ib. 13 to 11
Dressed fleet fore quarter 00 to 0 00
Dressed Beeor hind COto 0 W
Cattle,Cattle,lydluery p W to 350
For Bats.
FUK MALIC OR TO RENT -THAT
commodious resides,' on Montreal 06,551
k town as the Br. 1 iwreooe. Renton foe 'Ml-
les. not large enough for .ocommodatloa of
summer guests. Apply to MRS. 0. HICK,
The 80. Lan AWOL ldederleb. M
HOUSE AND LOT TUR SALE -A
comfortable hoe re on Brook a'. at Pres -
0010mcupled by Jas. Tewsier, seven rooms
and summer kitoben. Apply to J A.B. TE W 8 -
LET. 45.21
FARM FUR MALE -200 ACRE FARM
on 3rd concession East Wawauwb K%
bores cleared, balance hardwood bash hood
house and modern barns,, well watered sod
reseed. le good state of cultI vat loo. A °bolos
farm. THO4. HKUWN. Auburn. 43 Yen
IAND FOR SALE 1N TOWN 01'
A
, OODKRICIL For este on reasonable
terms. the property known as the Distillery
lands. being part of Nook F ' in the Town of
tiodertob, containing shout 71 sore'. with
build togs and waterrights on the River Malt -
land. For terma apply to OAHHOW t Galt.
ROW. solicitors for the vendor.
Ht,A t CASH, OR UN TERAS TO
VD r a ve suit will parolees, that large
stone hones with elz-roomed dditloa.silu•ted
on Noon Street. half an acro of land with
ail the outbuildings thereon thrown in Fu r
further particulars apply to Til SU, J. MOOR -
MOUSE, Hayfield P. O.
R 8A I.R. -LOTS 95. 96, 117, 118. 119
and lie In Ilutchison's survey, .11 In
Od
ertoh, For particulate apple to
PHILIP IIOLT.
Barrister, to., Ooderlch.
harsh Itch. 1900. N-tf
t_
Iasuranoe. eta.
JAS. R. MACPHKR.ON,
STOCK BROKER,
rlret door south side of West .teal,
over C. 1'. R. CMc..
torryepoadeet. J. V. Mo.'tY at Co.
All orders promptly .zeeufed-
(YHAM. K. SHAW, UENKItAI. IhMUK-
`/ MICE and real saute agent. °ince. tee
door east of P. 0.. Goderloh. Agent for the
leading mutual Ore iesuranoe 00rn.tanlet and
lead log Kook eomtsOlia
M.reaauN and rsasaf el(rl55 nabs et
lowest rates e'en at oftloe.
i. R. ROIF:R1'BON.
Accountant and lesunnoe Agent.
Rooke and .00a00ls made up.
Buildings rooted and roots oolleeted.
Fire Insurance In 1311110 and I, enedian
t omyya•oleo.
001oe- 1n I'roudfoat S. this omen North
tree[ Ooderlol.. 410
F. J. T. NAFTEI., GENERAL IN-
BUItAN.'E sat Reel estate agent.
Fire, Life. Aouid•+trod Plate Woes Insurance
effected on mutual or tank oleo at lowest
rates possible.
Dow 'Coolish and Canadian companies rep
resented.
OMos nett door to Darrow R Darrow, Bar
rimers Domaine 8tteet.
Publls Notion.
WARNING - '1Ui4 IS TO GIVE
a.tlus that .17001,rlb'.g off the
Wands. using or tampering
rry.
shooting or troop.* dr.r upon .or pert of our
proeery, will be arrestee and prosecuted
nes C. ATTItILI. 34 if
APPEALS FROM THE COURT OF RE
VIDION
Tou'R of Coder( -h.
AROUND TOWN•
•'A Bnasrr Tires -There wan a good
h ouse a1 Vtotorl• Ogee House ou Frld.y
eveeleg, when the musical faro comedy, "A
Breezy Time, ' was put (u the boards. 1 he
produoauo h.3 many mirth provoking fe•-
tures and brought forth many • hearty laugh.
The muslwl specialties were very good and
the Jespanose gatdeu moose was produced
with pretty effects.
In me matter of appeal, from the Court of
Revision of tho town et Go'lerlch. Ma Honor
James M..so., J. O. C. 0 et Huron, will hold
• oourt to hear .51.1 appeals 14 Me chambers
le oourt house. Ooderion. forenoon. on Salay. the 7�lII f
h day o
la
thed Moe
feather, 1901.
All pe,reoas In'oreeted are required to attend
said (.ours.
WM. MITC111t1.1.,
Clerk of the ()owl of Itevlsloa
and Mcatalpa! Clore.
god erloh, August 17, 1901. 65 7t
NOTICE i8 HF:RFRY GIVEN THAT
an .poll(stlon will Ire made 0 the nett
eesglan of the l,eglel.ten of the Provinoe of
Oet•rlo for 0n Aot to Ineorp orate • company
fes the following purpose. Among others :
(a) To construct. alnlp, maintain and oper-
ate
penate an eleenrle railway. railways or radial
railway system from • po(pt 1n or near the
town .t owe - Irh to • point In or neer the
.6Has0 of Gun/mow. In the (Gouty of Brace,
toenne through t6, county of Huron to •
Dor town of ece
ist
then villager of Brussels. Inghamsaid oouncy,
Plass to the town of 8earorth. In said coon
ty. thence to the tillage of Barfield. In said
.tasty, and thence to • point erthe
said town of Ontorloh : with power a °
struct. equip, maln'oia end operate • branch
lino from • point In or neer ('.slow. In the
township of Colborne, to • point In or neer
Anbnrn, In said c'oe0ty. and themes to a point
In GI- neer IM r111ase of Birth : and from •
point In or near Dunlop. In the towoehlo of
ilo(borne. thence through the township of
Ashfield, N • point In or near Kincardine. In
the comity of llrnoe, th,nne to n point In or
near Port 5Agee In seed cone y. 10enr1 to •
polar in or near Rout hsmpt on, In odd county,
and Ihenne to • point In to near Wlertoo. In
the said e0anly of Wore, end with Dower to
Construe!, equip. nulntato and opo' sue a
!wench line from • pollee on the Junction et
the railway between the village. of rtarfleid
end (Stenyf end H.7 to aropn point ath e or neer Credit -
iso,
1111, le the be' nthlp of !ttephee, and thorns to
• point Ines minter the now extoting line or
Item of 1.11wa7. and spm and over each
5treet6 highways and lands as mer he
anthoiWd e 7 the mnnlotpalltles, companies
ver (ndividnals having , nrIadletlon ow -0 0r
owning the tome.
(D1 To Oughts the company to make 0r
r.ngemsnta req.'ding the use or mount -len of
purest", hlghway5 and lands and to expreer!-
IMP larlds for Dia ppnrpnsw nl the company.
PAfaint, To enable (be onmp,n 10 •m•IpmaPAM'e
th gt�gslrs the Crooke hands fns 41015 and
or
egret of, and to .)1101 1uo .r �si compan-
ies
with 04241 Oorpe-
few or penes,.
Id• 7o make p.))men(Iln paid up .'ocks or
bond, for right of -way, inaterid, Sank roll
waysteak or ether .ervl.Aes fnrtheirthe be
unertaking.
tit, To menefeet nee. sell or'e's electrlolly
ver Memel. power to any persons or (torpor&
One along any pt of Its railways. an to
tamarindtamarindand
mut operate telegraph and tole'
pimps extern" le connection with the roll
way.
(n To receive 1g,etan0, from mnelotpall-
I1es Or lndlrldest. by way of .nleldlea. been*
es 0e the guarantee pf t he eiompan7'e band, or
otherwise and for other purviews.
(51 To betide .00.60, own, shatter or Irew.
isrlp0e end ase steam and other vesele'..nd
Y kMW
gW,11t6001 maintain *e nerra,arr
erheere5 read we/ebeesse, lets.mead donee. fres
1hsP006lOI 661. 00.19.57. part
(h) to armlet. Med for the purpose of non
MreMIngsarl oeem510... and with power 10
mnetrwri.04 Wrote' Sot545 at each Places
avow the 11n• of railway .f the eomM11 .0
may appear nerw7.
VoteeDoted at Oed5Mo8 this 1 siJIO .lI01.
M. O- ( N.
A4•il"as
to
Peiaenr•rtun TO Ma. 8hsrson.-Lase
week,prevloa to his departure for Ulnae
polls, E. 0. Simpson (formerly of Oudot ob)
was presented by the choir et 8►. James'
l'renbyterl.n ohuroh, London. with so •d•
dress upcoming regret of bis Intended de
par/ars and uteodtor good wishes for his
future. The address was oocumpsnl.d by •
valuable leather-Imd suit oase and • silk
umbrella. Mr. Simpson iiimode to study
for the medlo•1 profession.
Nu Courru. Mat1'i,Nt.-Thole members
of the town toenail who had not gone to
Toronto met .0 the town ball on Friday
e vening to go oo with the a'toured meet.
Igg. It was expeaal that the '1°ron10
s,etlogeol would be to on the early train,
but they didn't show aro and It was (decided
sot to hold • meeting. The home-at•vmg
oouscillors °000luded that their fellow•
members mutt have been putttug to too
good a time In the olty to be able to tear
►hemselves Ow.y.
GusrlL `i•usu Seim. a -Naze Mot day
evening • Gospel soog service will be held
In the lecture room of Knox church. Mr.
Harry Morgan, the blind singer, who le
well known to Goderlob people, will give a
eerytoe of loony sod there will be other
motto, vocal and Instrumental. Rev. les.
A. Aodersoo, pastor of Knox °berth. w1t6
preside, sod Rev. Pc Daniel, of Nertli.t.
Metbod:et church, will give an address.
Mr. Morgan be, • special message for sail-
ers and 6thermea, and hope. to see $ lugs
number 't these present. A silver collec-
tion w111 be t0keo at the door.
%V H) G W YY refit STRUM a:W rit s'Coats ?'
-There le • ofti..n raiding le St. David's
ward who wants to know If the Bill Tele-
photo" Co. owns the town. 1be oumpany'e
men have put op some new poles to that
word sed to maks room for the wase here
out sway part of a maple tree 0o Victor.•
street. The ohtroa who oslled our attention
to the nutter thloke the oompany should
not be allowed to sot In this way and Math
trees on the public streets to suit las own
ends If the thlog W,s thus without per-
mission from the town, the euthorltins
should mak. It hoe for wh r did 10.
DEATH or • l'tosoIK.-Oa Thursday la'.t
James Wbtiely, one of the ptooeere of the
Huron tract, died •1 the residence of hie
brother, Joseph Whitely, Soutl, street, at
the legs tt eighty anon yearn 001 three
months. The deceased was born l0 Fer
monagh, belled, and came to this oouatry
In 1831, settling in ILderloh town slip,
where he laved until his removal to toes
•6 int two yearn •g0. He oat never mar.
reed. John Wb:tely, of Goderich town-
ship, and Joseph and Andrew, of town, are
brothers of deceased. TW fuser•! took
ylane to Maitland cemoterf on M.turd•y,
Rey. Dr. Daniel and 60.,. J. W. Rob(n"an
000lootlog the serviette,
Rangel. THD 11A..InTRAr&'a °A6DEN.-
There have been • number of oases of Mo-
ieties of the oow bylaw in tie Police Court
the past oak. Oa Saturday James Shep-
hard, J. 1' , rerformed the magisterial
duties in the nue of the owner of a now
whioh had made • nocturnal 'int to Politer
Magistrate Meaget's yard ant had gone
through the garden pretty Deily. Mr
drag tit probably feared that he could net
mooned' bis Indlgo•tlon 51 rho proprietor
of the lojursd garden with ben dude' as •
magistrate ; •t any rate, he declined to ser
In the 00,11. After • warning "not to do It
Ando," Mr. Shephard allowed tissue/net of
the sow to go tel payment of cuts ler.
Mager dealt with other cam during the
week le • similar manner
K/.avzu Vice I'awsn'SNr, -- Berood
O'Connell, of Dublin (father of J. D. O'('oo•
nal, of town), has been eleole4 one of the
vloe-prestdeets of the C M. R. A., whioh
has been In session 04 Negate Falls. Mr.
U'Co.oell is well known throughout the
Lost
QPKUTACLEN LOST. -AT OR NEAR
A.7 the Kation, .tool r weeks ago, • palr of
spectacle, with whito stet el rime and straight
arms. The ender w111 be suitably rewarded on
Inswing the same edible ofiloe.
!Situation Vacant
IITANIRD PARIIRS TO 1)O KNIT
'1 ting at home. We furnish van and
machine and everything erceasry to do the
work. Easy work, gool pay. Heel knitters
alto wanted Send stem; for particulars to
Standard Hose Co Toronto, Ont
G001) G1R,. WANrICD iN THE Klr-
obeelga't the Colborne House, ADplr
to MRB. ORO. BU XTON.
oo00ty as an eh.que0t speaker. '1'6m grand
president's report, wbloh was read at the
000veneloo. ehows the foilowlog ooudition
of the association cues the last 000vcnUoo
hell in Quebec l0 1898: Nearly 6,000 uew
member. have been enrolled In the asso01✓
Huts, the pressor membership being now
n early 16,000 IDuriog the same period
over 50 new branches have been organized.
Th. &moolation has paid to the benetloiariee
of deceased members the sant 018576 540.91.
The reeen'e fund amounts to $117,480 52.
MK STK% AnT is MTI1.1. 1'000-I i -A L. --A
spectral msttogof the pubho.hoot trustee
board was held on Wednesday eveolog of
las. week to dal with the question of the
principalship. All the menluers were wee -
eat. Moved by Mr. Ntohoboo, seconded
by Mr. Crelgle, that the Ward aooeot Mr.
Tom's offer to take obarge of the mull
soloed for nue week and advertise It The
Mall and Empire and The (Hobe tor • prin-
o- ,*I •t . salary of $700 Vee --Recd,
Nlobolsoo, Craigle, 10411. Nei -Colborne,
Acheson. McKim, klol.ean. Motion lost
Moved by Mr. Colborne, le needed by kir.
Acheson, that M-. S e..rt he eogayed for
tie Year ec.1100 July 31. 1932, at • salary
of $800 )'es -Colborne, A'•heroo, R.!d,
McKim, McLean. Nay - Ntoholroo,
l'r•igle, Ball. The motion was declared
carded sod the acting see0•tety woe lo•
' eructed to telegraph Mr. Stewart.
HAu A Fine TRIl-. --A. J. C'ool'er arrived
home Monday night from his trip to the
Old Country. He first visited h's parents
In Queen's county, Ireland, whom he had
not seen for fifteen years, and amp made a
tour o1 the Island, malice on other rela-
tiveev, el whom there are a goodly ,umber
two or three weeks .ere spent 1n 5cotl*od,
where he visited Glasgow, E1inburgb and
other phloem, tock • trip through tee High-
lands, and fleetly "ailed from Glasgow tor
New York. While m lilu*ow he was •t
the greet esblbitloo, ec.1 was pleated to see
the good showing whioh Cenada-made there
Canadian fruit excelled, and Canadian man•
uf.cturers made splendid ezhtble. On the
r.taro (ourcey he spent some days at New
York and else at the Pen American. He
had • pleueot ocean trip both ways. He
has reopened hie warehouse on Hamilton
street, and the corner heA recovered from
(Pe desoletion under the lefuence of Aleck's
rich accent, whl.h le peel ops jut • 1r fle
more so after his visit to the (had Sod.
Mr*H'1''At. Lo'yg,Th;N AT TURoNTn.-
11e God.rtoh delegates to the mnnlolpf
ouoventloo at Toronto returned home o0
the late train Friday night. The convention
passed rsiolutloos affirming the principle
the! municipalities "hyoid hove full and
erclasive mitr.l of their street., approving
the abolition of the exemption from tarlatlan
of I;overoment property and (%overnmeot tdh
olais, maritime the Improvement of the
credit of municipalities and the reducing of
the burden of 1.tmest paid by them, etc,
Meyer Wn.on said It was la the main
slmp!y an organfz.ticn of municipalities
with the object of taking united •otioo
when the common (menet sboull he end to•
gored. While he thought It would he •
good thlog for the either and large towns,
which sometimes have to fight large corpor-
ations, he doubted whether it would be
of mm:h benefit to speller muoIclpslltles.
While In the city the delegates were hand -
moonily eesertaioed by Mayor ttoteland and
visited the lodustriol Fair as lite punts.
Cuueuu H tlluurt. `i.alail, -The follow.
-og students w111 take the model sobool
course Goderloh. The reboot opened on
Tuesday and all but one or tern of the list
are la attendance : Kmms E 8millle, 11.0-
.611 ; Lilian Blotchier], Hurondale ; Hat-
tie M. Downing, Brnessls ; George %Veba
.ter, Fordyoe ; Tana McFarlane, Pme
!tier ; tV. .1. Mair, (lueeoie Robertson,
Goderloh ; (lien McDonald, S'orter's Hill ;
Eine (Meet, Vesta s5 .11.0, Wilfrid H.
Bell, Godarlcb ; Chem L. Newtoo, Porter's
Hill ; Joule M. Stirling. Hayfield ; Lanus
K Yee, Nolmeevilie ; Stella Gregory, RI.
e'er ; Nina Kllpstr(ok, Crewe ; Mary Troy.
Nellie'froy, %Vhlteohurab ; Wm. J. Rryd-
gee, Goderich ; Hannah C. Dalton, Kluge -
bridge ; Arnold Cowan, Keeled ; Hubbard
Millar. R'uevaie : Gen. U. Pybus, Uhlsel-
burst ; Henry Eberbart, 8ealorth ; Harvey
Ha litoan, Brassie ; Lottie L. MuMatb,
(ioderto4 ; Margaret Quarry. Mount Car-
mel ; W. Panmore, Exeter ; Vthel Farrow,
Uodsrioh-Owenly-uioe In all.
WANTED - BY SEPTEMBER 15TH,
• good general servant to go to Toron
t., : no washing ; references required. AI.O •
Immo
'
waned.
Apply to Mite. HEATON,
Ridgewood
Card ot Thanks.
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this means of tendering onr (tanks
to The Bore Dutri^t Mutnai Flre Insurance
company. of O•It. for the prompt ani matte -
factory manner 1n which they paid our loss of
damage 87 smoke to our stock which sea 0"-
eeeionrd 8, .he Mesta the net store to tit on
or 000,11 Jnly 73,d,
00Qerlch, Aug 7th, 1901.
STURDY t (tet.
Charles I. 8iuw, O 1 Agent, Jodertoh.
CAND OF THANKS -WK TAKE this mune of tendering nor thanks to
Sha getter -inlet'. h i'll *1, nee Iwtt'Rance
CHlPlwt', of Bartle, tar the pnwemt 001 sat-
Ishotor1 manner In which they paid our loss
by Ors e4 our memory stook. which oourred
on July 1114. ICA. 11. E. SMITH it CO.
CIIARLBS N. SHAW, General Agent.
oh.
11 lm
M uslo.
11 K .JORDAN
tt'l I re open ha einem In Wane, Organ and
Memo, on Monday. Sentemher 9111• at hie
studio. earner of Hen Ilan -e. an 18q tate. 11
18M COLRORNE,
Trenher of Fletcher matin method, will re
osier pupils at her stoers
It nn.street. Fortove Mr. infer
motion ++PPl7 either et studio or at residence.
Ht. P•trle0'5 street.
HuIl0ry von THE ARHy.-A second lot of
to see got together by Robt. McLean for
service In the imperial army was examined
by two army exp., tors last Friday morning.
Tnlrtylour out 01 fllty levee animals
we e accepted. Thl. Is • large percentage,
and Mr. Mnl.e.n was oemollmentsd by the
inspector upon the selection whloh he had
made, very few being rejected for bleml.h.
or uoso,todaees. An order bag been re•
calved lately by the Inspeotnre Inetruotleg
them not to t.k• horses over 15 2; or 15.3
hands. Previous to this they bad been
taking taller home, and most of those re•
jeoled by the In•peotors on Friday failed
to.oee of their height. The horses are put
through a searching examination, the test
moludlog • quarter -mile rue on the track,
aril If they are accepted they are branded
withnumb", on the hoot, a mark no the
hip and sometimes with • letter on the hoof
indicating to whioh bruloh of the servioe-
owalry, artillery, oto -they are to be at-
tached.
Itached. The county of Heron has been
pretty well cleared of the right kind of
hones, and most of 161s last lot were from
Iliac" oounly,
01.KNN CAMPBELL..
O.'g.nut anti mn.leal Alre1ter of North K.
Methn4iet rhumb. and tesrlher of pianoforte,
pips organ and theory, will he plesend 10 re
rely, papllc lestruetlon given either 0t
steam or at pnsll's home, as desired. Mtndlo
at Smorsee's Mush, Mere. Wert al 77 61
Msdlnal.
DRR. SHANNON A ()MAMA', PRY
Rt(11ANnand 000(8005. 0004,. 1117 rk•k
Of (.nuns g6 handing, west elde of liquors_
Ni
gh* M ww
sldea..
P
1r. Callowpt,�.
banter O. MEMPhseer.
g1.
alae at the table, quickly retired to the
kitchen. He soon returned and with tome
ostentation laid down the order before our
olti0en, whoa ouwternation. aoneyanoe
and dl,s(ust may las much roma easily
Imagined 18.. described on hearing ►h•
waiter say, to a plainly aud,I,. volae,
pointing to the author he served first,
" Reedy ash command' a premium." Our
informant le a pretty e11 traveller, but be
amuse us he never heard, much lee saw, 013
oouurrenoe like the one described,
t (110011LN Ahb Aur LIlTlel 5,. The Rev.
Dwight Marvin, of Brooklyn. mates It
plain why chinches should pay for their •d•
yet -tieing. to a dleoueloo of the rubjeat be
says : "There should be honor in oburohes.
The ohuroh le no charitable institution,
tearing for wotrldly 9011000re, silting for
supp.at and giving nothing in return. It Is
iod'• eer,.hly Dullness (muter, where He be -
*tows upon me the greatest gifts. Some
churches mot• themselves repulsive to
straightforward, 1(0.1 headed Licitness teen
beoauee of their method. ; they are email
and degrading. If a ohuroh society glues
xn eatert•lument and sells tlaket., return•
mg •o equivalent for that which to charged,
it woe in • busier,' (1. way and doe. noth-
ing that It need Ie ashamed of. But when It
forms tlakete on bunous men on polo of
I ming trade, it simply lo,s into the black
mailing bualoeee and deserves to receive the
otndemnatloo of the oommuolty. It should
b, th'roupby unientood that the publish-
er of • paper to soder no obllr.tioo to ad•
vert -le the church without pay and spreed
Ste fame and receive therefrom only orltlo-
Ism. As • veodor „1 news and an o Weldor
of the people he le under obligation to tell
the news, !peak the truth and teaoh mor•
slay. but that dcei not put b(m ucder
bonis to print paragraphe landing the
minor activities of the ohuroh."-1'ublish-
erl Guide.
TI16 F'IkST Sltl'TEM HER W.iwisu - A
pretty 'lough grist wedding took plans
Yesterday at the ra.ideoco of W. Werooak,
Albert street, hie step laughter, Miss Maul
Murray, and ileginald A. Black befog
united In the bonds of matrimony. The
ceremony Witt pet formed at 12 o'olook noon,
by Rev. J. A. Anderson, Ii.A , of hoot
oburch. The bold* looked chormmg In n
costume of rote colored viola teeth, trimmed
with cream oppl.gge and 'deck velvet, and
ourylog a bunch of white roar. She wan
audited by her deter, Miss Maggie Murray,
oto was attired 1n nos y Cine and white
e •o carried
intend with Ie' d
(corked silk, trimmed
wok roes. 11•rry Illack, the groom's
young. et brother, was l u.t man. Th.
bride's two little sister., Oracle and inci
May, w •re maide of l 'nor. the former
bearing the ring and the teeter • bouquet of
Millbrae Thew little maid, were dueled fo
wh Is organdie. The happy event took
place •mid beautttnl H,rcl deooratlone,
arranged by Urorms Stewart, the mantels
being benkrd with pink and white asters,
dahlias aud bone an 1 the dining room be fog
adorned with similar Bower.. After the
oeremony the wedding repast watt 110(055n
of, and the bridal patty than drove to the
0. 'T. R. station, Mr. and Mrs. ISI•ok leav-
ing on the 2 30 train, amid the gond wishes
of many friends, oo • two week: trip to
Bufelo, New York .and other oleos"
Among the peseta wer. Mr, sod Mr.. Leigh,
of lease, gr.odp.rents if the bride, and H.
Masao, of Oslaws. The bride was the
recipient of • number of handsome and
useful gift.. 'lite SIoNAL loins In the feli-
citation, over the pleasant event and wishes
the cow couple all possible happiness and
prosperity.
H(K•KOyISTA HO To CouRT,-In the little
ion Court oh Monday George!. Allan, trees
unr of the Hulot ()cooly hockey leoyo-,
was the defendant in a suit entered on be
halt of the Stalorth hoctey club for the re
oovery of 820 to whioh the pfaintIlfe claim
they are entitled. Mr Allan in h, capeolty
as treasurer bolds $15. and domande have
been made upon him by the Oodertob clap
for $10 and by the Seforth olob for $20
He offered to settle the matter and 'get the
money out of hi. hands by p1yln( each
club hall the amount of Its olelm, but as then
wan not agreed to he still hold. the money.
The t rouble *roe° in thl. way : In the winter
of 1899-1900 a Me•10r1 h man was ire sewer
of the league, which comprised Yeaforth,
C1lolnn and Uodsrioh. r,,oh olub sea, to put
up $5, the tote) •mount to go at the end ot
the season to the winner of the series. God-
erloh won the championship, but on the er-
that cu., Clinton bad not rail it. $5.
LI a trimmer simply horded bat k
to the Goderloh club the $ It had
deposited in his bands and returned
the other $5. to the Seaiortl. club. Su oe
then Goderich has (Itimed that the league
is In Its dent to the amount of $10 Out
w rater \Vlnph.m entered the league and the
winning club was again to receive $.5 de
omitted by each''ab, $20 in all. Mr Allan
es treo.urar received $5 each from 4eaforth,
Wingh.m and Clinton ; Goderloh did not
make t r il• peer. ;leforth woo the oham
p!oeship and demanded $381 Ooderloh re
mem bared Ito bill of $10 and demanded pay
mint, and a. there wa,'t enough money to
go round the matter i. In court. Judge
Doyle, on accnual of the absence of a ma
terlol witness, po.pesed the oases until the
nest sitting. .1. M. Beek, Meaforth, appear-
ed for plaintiffs, and L. E. Dancay for de.
tendant.
A hugr.R HOTel. 1.;n Gonna, 'it. -We
andarn'•nd that Mr. Smith, manager ot
Meoesetuog I'•rk, *111 make a 1 r.,poeitlon
to the town (monad regarding the building
of • large hotel for the eoanmmodatloo of
summer nutters to Goderloh. At the time
of writing the exact terrine of the propos'
Lion have bot been formulated, Loi we tie
Bev* they will loalode t he granting by the
town of • loan of $10,000, In coneidnr.tloo
of whioh Mr. Smith nn, there •wnol•ted
with him will foments* the menden of •
hotel to host $25,000 and to eoo,mmodate
200 per.om. Mr. Mmlth *aye he will be
able to give good security for the repayment
of the loan. The hotel will of nuuree be
emoted in town, hat Msoesetung Park will
also be kept op, as • relent for families who
desire praetor privacy and yobs* than may
be had to town. A wormer hotel Is a cry
leg eece.sfty In Uodsrioh and Mr. Smith
hoe shown that he Is the r'ght mon for the
business, and if the terms upon whioh he
ask. the leen he reuneable there Is little
doubt that 1* will be er.nte4. The propos-
ition will probably home 6 ton tho council
46tnnrrew eve5'n,l.
• CHURCH NOTES.
Neat Sabbath evening the pastor of Vlo.
torts etre.% ohuroh will oommeece • series of
talks oo the prodigal *on, e•peoully •dapttd
to young men. All are welucme.
•'1'h. Y. I' 5 C E of Kilter ohuroh w111
hold • re(.ptten for 'Ludgate and other
aseogsu in Iowa, In the busmen" of their
cb0roh, un Ill, evening of Tuesday, 8.p:em-
b.r 10.n, bedlnolnv at 7.30 u'olouk. All
e re oor.i felly invite 1.
host Sunday eyeulog (M servtoe in Koot
ohuroh .111 be sspeoi.11y for young men.
Rey. Jas. A. Anderson will deliver a sou
won appropriate to the 00404100, and •
n ovel lea' urs will be a choir composed mole
ly of 70012 men. There should be • large
attends, ce,
Klnosrdine Review : Rev. Mark 'Torn
hull, of Guderloh, pre.cbed In the l'bur,h
of the Mero,sh on Sunday evening. Among
many ether good things las sold that more
good was done by kind word. and sou than
by all the presetiege of all the pulpit.
Mr. and Mrs, Turnbull are guests of Mrs.
Pemberto t.
Sealorth I?tposttor: The grand musical
vespers la 81.James' cburub, to We town, on
Stnday evening last, wan exceedingly fine
and drew a very large oongr.gatloo, the
ohuroh bele, Blled to the douse. The choir
were a.isted rn 'h a oo.taslcn by Mrs. Mo-
Keornan,uf Cbctgo; Mse Corooran and Mies
Winn!'" Killoran, of Duluth : Mrs. J. 1).
O'Connell, o(I;oderioh; Mrs. W. H. Bullard,
of 8salorlh, and Mr. M. Kliokhsmmer, of
Dubllo. The singing was very floe, and re-
Hnoted the highest credit on all concerned.
Rev. l)r. Daniel •t North .tree: Met6o-
diotallure's spoke last Sunday night from
Acta XIX, 19, hit eghjsot befog, "Huroing
the book. " to th• oo0rt0 of hie remarks
he paid • glowing tribute to the labors of
Arohbl.hop lbw:ti ai and the Roman ('at6-
ollo olergy of Montreal In their oruesde
.golnet Immoral and pernicious literature.
He cold he could not do otherwise than
wish them God .peed in this noble wank
Rad ootupaniun., hod book. and had •mom
menu formed the trinity of ••11 against
whloh he would warn every y,; Ing man.
Dr. Mullet's remarke were listened to with
deep Interest by the large oo0gregatlon.
Rev. Messrs. Kerby and Turk, the team
of ev.nyelvte, bogan their evangellcio work
at ttcoknock on Anguot 25-8 •t Duhd.n
Methodist church beton • larr° audience,
Meese'. Kerby and Tittle .re singing even-,
gelists. 1'h.y have • very oma') mato, o0
whioh Mr. reek playa the me )ompanimente.
Both made an excellent impre.Mon. They
ars to be there sevc rel week,, Mr. Kerby
nude • .bort erplao.tiho at the opening of
the meaning. lie said be and his orell.54e
had beeu hauling to • call from the
Lard to go Into evangelletlo wet k for ten
yeses past, and the pall •1 last became
83 strong that thty had to obey. It wan •n•
couoc.d by Rev. E. E. Marshall, the pastor
of the church, that Masan. Kerby and Turk
hays told him that they would not take •
oe0t of the eff•rings until every 01pe5,0,
even for the gee wed, was paid out of them
14 A RAl1.WAy Arctnavr.--'11e Uraod
Trunk international Limited, the (:rand
Trunk fat express for Toronto and the
west, whloh leaves Ilonaveetare station,
Montreal, at 9 A, M., no F,Iday Iasi mot
with the Bret mahop whioh has occurred
to it since the eet•bllehmeot of the ser
viae about fifteen months ego. Some Dare
hod 1110160. detached Irnm • freight ant
ware standing on the traok between Ste.
Anne's and R'enmities. A t,rpadn was
plied on the tn'I hy soma, a belonging to
the freight tralo, but no furl tsr preened Ions
were taken In notify the err rest tra'n, the
revolt being that the big mogul engine, that
Md
been Y001100 at the rate of a Whir s
minute, crashed into the oars ani knocked
them Into splinters. The engine, tender,
baggage r;10 and smoker and one of the for-
ward
orw.rd puoenger cars lett the rails and
fortunately kept to • direct ( Ileo of the
*sok. Tim drleer of the International
Limited, James Moray, hart beth the
°enrage to tomato 00 his pat 0t M. moment
of danger and the presence of mird to
promptly rweree his engine, thus minlm'r.
Mg, se far as pmetht., the torn of the
implies. 'Traffic on the line was delayed for
some hours. The msjar number ret pitmen
gore were ladies, tumoral Amerleso tootles
Ming on hoard ea well as .over.) member"
of the Tress Aesonlatlon returning from
their annual rlcm,ion to the Maritime
Province.. Among them were: - Mr.
Robert llefm' . M 1' , and Mrs Ilnlm '.
Climes ; ex President Dingman, Sosiferd
Mr. H. F Gardiner, wife and langlter
Hamilton; Mr Dan M(0-Illonddy and
mite, (0.4,rinh ; Mr. 1) F. Reek, Port
Arther1 Mr. hl A. •(.mee and wile and
Miss F., R. Hartnett, Humane ll.; Mr
Wm. Inland and wife, Parry Retied ; 1)r.
William. and wile, Uelllegweed ; 1)r. Klee,
Berne : Mee Mathison, Belleville l'nres•
were oentrtbnted by the pswen5en as 1001*
ee they learned that the ee5(0.ee and Bre
wean had 10 'weevily stood at their nee.s.
Frey dollars wan prr.ented 10 the former
and $25 to the latter. Maim pwengere
pesesally theekd she mea fee their brav-
ery.
IRAs A• Bre m Reetva"N -The Clinton
Newt-Keeorel Mile the following story :
Oeo of oar ot r•r., • short time ago. tank
the hoot from ()Ankh M D lreit. The
Isle wan smooth, the sky was blue, the
.nn was bright ard !ho netnrai rearm fol
lowed, namely. • large crowd nn the
steamer. The entree In rae,tlnn poetess-
es the srperIseoa of en 014 trayeller
and, h.lrg very fond of • gond dinner,
m.Ae his wee ea the appointed hone Into
the saloon, se(tnrs•1 s gond plsea •* 11.n
table and, looking amend with the eye of •
goeerai, tent In at • glance the eel.ting
audition of •ff.lr. Ile gelnkly saw that en
gest wits the (trowd • tip to the
welter was a prime necessity. On giving
Ile order. theNfere, he quietly slipped the
owebeesary ga*rler IoM tee waiter's palm,
who, bevies taken the order from everybody
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Another month torn off the o•leadar, and
we are now loto the fall se•mo, How 'hint
that guttyon need for the rooter weather that
is coming ( The but In writhes and In work
man.hlp at F J. I'rldhsm's.
September Is to be • month tf weddings
In Cu fetich.
Wm S .,pletoo, 1,te of lean, has opened
• tailor shop at I.'0deeboro'.
Repular meetlnp of the town 00051)6 to
morrow IFriday) eveo(cg.
The 1.•,,11•14 ate Institute and 1 ublio rc•hu!
reopened on Tuesday r1 er the tun.mer
enclitics.
Coal. Chrystal, W. Weller, and two cub, r
men tram the L-,odoo Eagle Supplier ('e.
have finished a lob at ►hir b'e mill salt
works.
rye were presented a few days ogre by
George Fowler, of Goderich towmlrp, wnh
some sloe fresh arrao berries --a rarity In
August.
11(8 memo of \Vedceed•y half baileys Is
past with the advent of September, and the
stores were open as usual yesterday after.
0000.
1)r. Shao:nnet many friends will
very much to hear that he Is conCoed to the
house tbrough Illness. We hope soon to see
him about again.
The:o are about hall• dozen oases on the
docket for the ars as next week, to be held
by Chief Jun'tce Feloonbridpe. Court will
open on Monday.
The hones reoenlly puroha.ed In Canada
for military purposes have been found some.
what loo 8646, and Col. Dent hes rere!v.A
orders In accept no hor.ee that measure
over 15.21 hands. OI 120 horses presented
for examination at 'Toronto one day last
week only 50 came under the new
Coe limit.
of Buffalo, N.Y., retoro•d home last week
•coomp•aled by has dater, Miss Hyslop,
Mr. and Mrs. Jame. Orr, of Moto Mills,
8.v• been vloleltlg relative' no this vloiou y.
Mr. and Mrs. McGillicuddy hevereturned
from their trip to the Maritime Provinces.
Mas M. L Green Ifo on S•tarday on •
trip to Toronto, Ruffolo and Niagara Falls.
Will Klhote, Hervey Dietrich and Art
Carrie were at St. Joseph.* City ea Labor
Day.
Mr.. I)uckham returned to Chicago last
week alter a stay of 1 months 10
town.
Mrs. Barnhardt and ohld, of (3.lt, were
wishing Mr. and Mrs. H J. Saints tut
week.
Mio.traohan ao1 Mies Nina 5trao4an
have hem vtsisiog In 'Toronto the pest
week.
Mia Wiggins has returned from her
veo.tloo trip to London, Stretford and other
96.0.5,
M et Strang left o5 Saturday to take bee
posttlon as teacher In the Grimsby high
school.
Wee Mary Shuman returned to Itldgo
w•teacyhresume her duties as
er.on Monday to
Alts. Jaffray and daughter Ruth, of
Ciliu , are visiting at the reeldance of l .
A. Nairn.
Miss ()allow returned to Toronto on Fri-
day 01461 a mooth't visit with her Lrotber,
Dr. Callow,
Mr. and Mrs. 'lbos. Baton have returned
Isom Little Current and hoye gees 1., meld*
at Brantford.
Miss Tena Sprung ,peat • few days that
past week at Hallo and 1113 Pan-Atnerl•
ooh eabibltioo.
Miss Roberteoo returned to Windsor on
Saturday after spending the vacation al
her home here.
Miss Jessie Robertson returned to Exeter
on Monday after .pcodlnv the school
vaoatIon in town.
511ss Franks hu returned from her home
•t Maple and le again In charge of her room
•t the publlo school.
Arthur Callow returned to 'Toronto Mon•
day atter spending Sys era! weeks with bis
brother, 1)r, Gallow.
A. N. Robertson, M A , left on Matta
day for Leamington to resume 86s work 111
the high school there.
Mrs Blackstone and son Charles, Harold
and Reg left Thursday moroing on • trip
to Toronto and Buffalo.
J. H. Woreah 1s away this week at To•
✓ oute looking up Dior latest and beet In
. loves and other things In hie line.
J. (i. Ward, J. P., of Dungannon, celled
upon TDB 5tuNAI. on Saturday. We were
pleased to see our old friend in good health.
The Mises ('Ila and Eva Mahlalh returr-
eel to Torunto last week alter spending
holidays at their home In Goderloh town
ship.
Mrs. Jona and two 5hlldren left on Thurs
day for their hem.) a1 Onset after a visit
with Mrs. Jouee' parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ie'
four d.
Nue healed I/otter, ws•_,hy been .panda
mg the eummer with bier snot, Mrs. Obrls-
topbereon, lett last wank to visit friends In
Toronto.
Mr. end Mrs. John Sharman and two
ohhdres, et BanJoee, California, are "telling
Mr. Sharn.an's parents. Mr. and Mrs, Kobe.
Shuman.
Linoolo Edward, too of John Edward,
has secured • position with the London
Ervine Supplies ('o. and left on Saturday to
°eminence work.
Mien Jean W. Greco, ot Port Huron,
who had hems spendtog three weeks at her
home, Rosedale Farm, Uelboro., returned
on taIu,d.1 per ate. 1'ittM are.
Jas. A. Me;:kay, of Toronto, spent the
past week in town and r turned to the otty
yesterday, •crompeoied by hie meter, MIS
Mackay, who had spent the summer here.
1)r. Thomas 0"Hagan, eller spending
three weeks the guest ..1 R •v. Father Week,
lett oo S•torday to a'told the closing exec•
aims of the L.k. Chsmpl.10 summer school,
Mrs. Heard and son Wee4y left per els.
Pittsbn'g no Saturday for timer home 1a
1)etrclt .1 er *tending a week whiting Mrs
Hsard's n'fettle, Mr. and MrsJomle.oa
11.)d.
H, W. Stotts and da.ghter, of i)etroit,
were yIsltlog at Ju. Munro's last week.
Mr. Stott's to an old Goderloh 6,y and is
now • pat tser In the Potter Printing Co.,
Detroit.
Miss Blocks returned to Toronto yester-
day after a vier with her sister, Mrs. John
Knox. She was accompanied to the city
by Miss Argle Knox, who will spend •
month or so there.
COMING AND GOING.
W. i'reudfoot Wee in Toronto thin week.
Geo, Porter made • trip to Toronta Iasi
week.
Miss Lizzie Stotts, of Detroit, Is visiting
10 town.
A. 8. Chrystal, of London, was In town
fest sea k.
J, M. !'last made • brief visit to Sarnia
last week.
.1. K. Sharman was up from Woodntook
over Monday.
(leo. B. Morris, of Guelph, spent the
holldey here.
Harry Rates N home Dont Ware. Maw.,
far • holiday visit. -
Mts. Bell, of Niagara Falls, le 'lilting her
Dint, Mile Sloane, - -
24r.. W. A. Dover returned last week to
her Mame la Mesyl**.
A Potts is home *om Now York on •
two week.' vao.tlon.
=Mrs Jas. Vance and see, Toronto, are the
genets of els Ilancey.
Walter Palette! Is taking In the •dphbe of
the 1nrooto exhibition.
('hu Black and Fret 1)oty vldnd the
"I'•w" during 6he week.
Mrs (I)r.) Willis, of Detroit, b .I.itlog
her tether, John Home It.
10... ,1 ss, Hamilton b
father'. home, Motherwell.
Visiting a1 his
THE GOSPEL MINISTRY.
THAT • braes et ministers from eastern
Ontario acted foolishly, if out wickedly,
while on their vacation in a New York
city, does riot prove that the men engaged
in Ate Christian ministry are riot, as a rale,
of excetent character. lo fact, the sur-
prise and sorrow expressed over the actions
ot these peecant pres'here is • tribute to
the high standard of conduct expected from
Wren in the gospel ministry ;-it is • proof
that • golly walk and conversation is the
rule with those who are pastors of churches
in this couolry.
There have been times and places where •
loose walk on the pert of the parson would
create little nitre than an occasion for •
merry jest at • dinner or at • hunting party.
That time has not arrayed in C•oads. The
rule of conduct for the man is the ministry
is eneb that even the appe•rauco of evil
must be avoided. ' And it is well that it ie
so ; for, as good old CHAt cues hen so well
said
"It they to fool 1e whom lbs people trust.
Well may the baser coin 000tract • rust."
The erring men be have caused so much
public and private comment upon their
conduct may not have been actually so bad
as has breu charged. We believe that they
ac ed foolishly rather than wickedly ; and
they are being sorely punished by the
publMity fur whatever measure of folly
they may have wrought. Few of us would
care to step into their shoes just now. But
let it be remembered that the more we pity
or condemn them the higher tribute we pay
to those In the ministry who, by, their live'
of helium" and devotion to their vows, have
lift,,I that calling to a plane higher, perhaps,
than can be found In any other land. 'There
in no more honored calling in Canada than
that of the Christian ministry.
With the exception, perhaps, of the phy-
sician, 110 111114110 brought into mor• intimate
contact with people than the minister. He
known in re of the moral weakness ot
humanity than even the doctor ; and if he
be of an attractive personality hir popular-
ity sometimes brings with it temptations
both of the spirit and of the flesh. Acton
ars not the only persons who are pursued by
impressionable Women ; the popular preach.
er is often dogged and ogled by emotional
females, and has many opportunities of
doing wrong The fact that so few in the
ministry full in this way speak, well for
rho moral stamina of the men engaged in
that calling.
Itis IMO that a mural lapse on the part of
a preacher in at once a matter of public and
private comment and condemnation. But
%hie, we repent, proves that reprehensible
rromluet on the part of • minister is moot
uncommon and unloked for. It 1.. tribute
to the purity of life and the nghteonenees
of conduct of the members of the Christian
ministry generally.
Mn. Oliver \\ siker end bar daughter
Grace, who have baso visiting at the home
of M. W'alker's parents, Mr. And l4 re.
John Rebellions, Ploton street, returned to
their hone In Detrol) Saturday.
i.voknow Seetlnel : Was Ally'. Johteton,
who has been vlsIHng at Mrs Johnston...
Rosa street, returned to Uodsrioh Monday.
Was Jennie lohnatnn aoo.mpanled her and
will spend a temple of weeks In the olroalsr
town.
Couvoll'or J. (. Martin, hie dna hter,
Mre. St. George Priem, and 11tt1e learn
Price left Tendsy morning on s trip to
Manitoba. They w111 Mlle.'. W. Martin .t
Winnipeg, and relatives at Roiseevs)n, and
probably take in other pointe 1. the l'rov
ince.
Hamilton Spectate, - Mn Neville and
daughter, Mies Bailey, of Stratford, litys
returned home after a vary pleasant foot
week. vied to friends In the city. They
alio ?hiked at Burlington and with M n,
Mlle. at the Be.nh. George Teleran, Ox
ford -se , a000repanted them to their home,
and will MAO visit his meter, Mrsrgeaor,
In Goderto6, before hie return.
W. R. Robert/son has been Melting his
eon at Stratterd the pest w oak.
Chs.. Snell, tt Exeter, spent a few days
'felting Ie town the pert week.
Cha. W ashingtnn was away lhle week
en • trip to Toronto and !inflate
Mee Annie Campbell, of Reatorth, was
home ler Mueda), and Labor Day.
Mrs Wm. Wst.oe was one o1 rho creat
eloni.te to Toronto oo l herd") las*.
dohs Melba 1. visiting he 4.nghler,
'Mrs, r. 1I. Taylor, as l'.okierd, Mlnh.
Mae. O•ut.anae I,Tneesi left the weak
to resume her school duties. e1 Ifenetll
MI.. Skelton vlsfted 1'erenle and the
I'an Amerloan uhihltlon the put wank.
Mrs. Ch04 Crahh and family Warned to
Masbate se Monday attar • .1M► la tow*.
Ms Heeard bona and d1.561(r, Mw,
SNAP SHOTS.
-WHITNEY'S l'LATrORal e.ema to please
Reverts Mesmer, and it is needles, to say
that the (trite ale° are ."defied with it.
Col. \VHITNZY missed his opportunity
when he failed to call down THo*A5 CnAw-
eVRn, M.P P., for his convection with the
I )akota Ranch Co.
-Now that it is arranged that Sir Wm*
sato L*vaicK will accompany the Dake of
I lo6Ntt'AI.L on the Canadian trip the summon
of the Prince's tour Is assured.
DUNOANNON.
NOTIr't. -- The local *geeey In Dungannon
fur THE SION*I. le at the office of J.J. W •nu.
nr,nvefsricer, 4n.. who will w.slve or
den for enbenripllone. edvertle'ng and 106
work, and le authorized to xi.* reo.tpte for
amounte meld for the Mme
TIAO•DAv, Mept. Ard.
MATI'VA. T0!Y - .lames .iteeeIOaee has
finished banding a atone (etiolation under
R Henderson's horn and terser shod, which
adds greatly to the coovealenoe and appear -
alma of them. Mr. Henderson la highly
pleased with the ezeell'nt workmanship
den• h7 the oontrwtor,
-The nomination of H. J. PSrTrrmen is
Lsmhton put. • good Liberal fighter into
the fighting line. There is nothing small
about Parrvrlscz if we except the name.
Dago represent./Ion of thee. Interested.
As the oou00,6 had • good deal of buta•e
to transact the subject wan laid ever until
n ett session, whioh will he held on Wed-
nesday, the 16th of Ooteber. Mame. A.
Mol. Allan, of Goderloh, and Goldthorpe,
ret Colborne, applied N 0000331 for the right
of way on the highways In the municipality
of West W awanneh for the proposed *lee-
tri0 railway. The Dowell *ranted on 0ermin
conditions, as may be seen In minutes of the
meeting.
Atelease.--Oo Saturday of Iu1 week,
Mrs. Wm. Kllptrlok, of Ae6Beld, met
with an accident which might have been
• nous. As she was preparing dieser, by
some mases she out .n artery in bee left
arm neer the wrist. Medical aid wee ren•
mediately o•lled for and the •zeesdve Bow
of blood was stepped. We are pleased to
le able to state that ,he is getting better. _
COM I'rn ANn Gored -Mies McCiteth•y
sod her sister, Mn. McHrlen, of (1•demeh
township, Mee4•yed with their sister, Mn.
R 1)avtdto•, j•., of A.btl.11 Master
Alex Peers, youneset son et Mrs. 11 Peen,
of A.hHeld, left home on Mnnd•y to resign er
his et.A'es at the Commercial College,
Stratford, Meer •wjoying • very pleasant
Ilene dari•e the holidays at the homestead
and va111eg friends In the veer.i'y.... Mn.
O. W. Echlin, of Ridgetowo, formerly el
I)ungao0nn, visited friends and arq.o(nt-
• noes on Friday of les, week She repent*
doing • good Dualities to the /roomy Ilse in
h er p location.... Mrs. El zest e'
Blair, of Underirh, being unwell, mime to
her doter'. on Friday of bort week. 0.
Tuesday tat your humble scribe had •
pleseent vier with Mr. and Mn.1)..lardlea,
Ashfield. Mr. 'ladies* hu • good sired
p•teh et corn, of those Mode, cable8 tor
belgbl and large ears would he hard to u.
o.1.,..Oo Tnesday Mtge 1e• Neytas, after
• boa► a moat h's pleaael .Isis with rela-
tives and friends Amro, returned hers• to
UederlobKay Little, eldest an d one
pop,1lor onrdwolner, ie ♦Isitleg W. Nesta,
of Uodsrioh . Mrs. Thompson and dongh-
ter, MIs. Aline, have returned home after •
chart •halt with friends north and out et
here.
LA Roll i)AY. Labor Day Wee obeetvel
by ear o117•611, 1)aeg•nnon gen . ash went
to 1VIngh.m toll had a day's spore with
Wlegham gan club. Ilneg•onon lost hy
two t e ole. The pupils of iteneanncn
public '.heel had • pleasant outing at the
Port. cities • number of the ladles also
observed Lthsr Ity In a ples.•nt manner,
enjoying themselves at I'ort Atheet.
Staten 0, Mrvtr'trot. ('nrv,-It.. - 1)n
Monday. Zed lest., the manlolp*l lathers ( (
Want W•wann.h met In the motel elan..
All the members present Reeve It. timid
la the ohair. A nowt el revision wan held
te footsies appeal. In regard to Dungannon
drila. A twee p.Ntlen 08stst was pr•-
N6Id to A►a soused gad there was aha 0
Fair and h'r.ar ab Mt, ,Inemph, Cantle's
h'g Meek, for the bewail' of Se. Pater'•
Church, "Freeeh Settlement." Refresh•
meet* will he seamed by the ladles, and
good mooto presided by well knew"' lead
ck -lied mudel•se. Goof pWre, w111 he dis-
posed of each evening. A voting eea-
tr.% will M the feature, the
three 0.pennie for mallet favor
being, Mr. Frail Hew, blurs! ; Mr. Oliver
It,esonnetle, Conservative ; Mr, N. Oeates,
Independent. Th • eeoteet will he lively es
anennM of the onmtI5 ideation. The Nei
hlg booth' will eart0tely be oe II*U.'Anise.
Sea. 6 otride are sew Wag sold by ladles.
The peddle le kindly invited te pariahs He
f•lr and baster. Sege. 24, 86 and $6.