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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : SEPTEMBER 19, 1901.
D. M°GILLIC UDD Y, EDITOR.
TH- E WEEKLY MAteKnT RE ORT
000.0400, Sept 14 1901,
Vali Wheat. - -• 0 01 to
Flour, family• par cwt.-•, 1 0J to 1
Flour. pa at. Per cwt 1 50 to 1Bran
t)�tteon...... ».............-13 00 tole
Shores.' w tea ---- 10 00 tole
Screenings, per owt 1 00 to 1
Rye. per bush 0 10 to
Buckwheat. per bush., .. 040 to
0
Rte, 0 busk .................._.. ' to
lienar. per bush 0 1e to
Hay, • ton-.. 900 to 00
Potatoes. I/ truth., sew 0 II w 40
5
Chun mfr Ib-... ... .. 0 10 to 11
t ae [Yeti saMeked • des/ 10 to 00
Alden.
. e 50 to 01
Hides. ._..--. _.. _-.
Pelts .-- 0 25 to YS
Live Hon - 0 50 10 (b
I toned Hose 7 5d to 00
Boon 0 11 to 10
Ham. per Its.. .. 0 15 to 10
Lard, per Ib. 0 11 to 11
Dreamed Beef, fors ,1W1 r 000 l0 00
Dressed Beef, Mad 0 00 to 00
tatty. Y d10.1 / 15 to :o
Oe'dlasrl / 00 to 00.o
Nltu*tlons Vacant
KNF,RAL SERVANT WANTS(
lT Apple to mist) KAY. 101
WANTED - A GOOD WRY, Y
WAN
to elxtee0 meg of •gn- can
from the north or east tot f town preferred_
Extra good wages. CHARLtd K. SHAW,
General vire Insurance Ag eat Uoderioh.
lIWD O1R1. WANE'S') IN THE Kir
oboe at the Colborne House. App1,
to 1083 RIO. BUXTON.
Mu.Io.
M- ISS COLBORNE,
•
Teaoher of Fletcher music. method. will re
more pupil. at ma audio. eh ,.e Mr. Hefter.
lu.ur•ooeoedoe. H.mltl ,• street. For (.for
motion apply either at etudiu or at ic.idee..,
131. Pslnoa. street.
W, GLENN CAMPBELL.
°rgeet sod mualeal dlreetor of North "L
Metoodl01 church, and leacher of pianoforte,
pipe omen awl theory. will be pleased tore
calve pupils. Instruction given either at
studio or at puell's house, a desired. nutd)o
at Kmers1o'• Music More. Westar. 73.11
For gals.
Fust BALK OR TO R IN T -THAT
semmodloue resldeeoe es Meal/e•1 deed
Rears ea the d'. LawrenoS. Reason for 0.11
lag, set large enough for woo nmatatlon of
1t msr guests. Amity to MRs. U. HECK,
The R. imwnos. uoderich. N
' ARM 'FOR SALE -200 ACR VAR)!
C embed oonceseloo Kut Wawanoeb, 414
sores clewed balance hard woo) buses Good
house and modern barn. well watered and
fanned, begoo4Nate of meltivettLea. A akeWe
farts. TROIA 111SOWS. Auburn. 13 lm
til 1J�j' DASH. OR ON TERMS TO
'P Butt, wilt purees... that lae
peon house with eta roomed addIttuo,Ntueted
e Pletou threat. Halt an acre of lend with
a0 the outbelld Imre theme. thrown ice Tor
nether pmrtloulare apply to Tl(tt). J. M0OK-
JW47pt. Lisy0eld P. O. 3141.
RIAS. -LOTS 96. 96. 117, 118, 119
Erich. Ns partiloplate apply leg -!0 Itntohlsompsp to
y, W la
PHILErich. Ns partlo0late apple HOLT.
Barrister, to.. Ooderleb.
Mamie lith. 4000. _
t-
Insuranoo, Ota
IAP.. R MA('PHERSON,
EY
STOVE RR(1KER,
Vireo door south .id. of West street,
neer C. 1'. 1L ugh•".
A,oree eovieot : .4.
ed• KY t 00.
All orders preeipUY
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`(HAS. K. SHAW, GENKRAI. INSUR•
t_J ANCS and real estate agent. (Mone. one
Hoer .set of P. 1). , Ooderlcb. Agent for th•
leeding mutual Ore i.euseoe nom045151 and
Iwd10g Nook ootntaoles
M0rw01)10 and manufacturing 0511 at
lowest rate" 1 ell et sloe. -._ ---
H. H. )itIRTMOhi,
W . Accountant mud Insurance Agent.
Duke ase aunt. men up.
45u11410g.. reeled and rens 0,4)00ted.
Vire Insure•** la British and Canadian
1 om ponies.
ufiloo- 1. Proudroot Ir. Hoye otRos, N tb
trait Oetabnh. Uti
1 J. T. NAFI'KL, (i(,NKRAL IN•
gUR( an
ANOd 5
Real .101. agent.
�. 1.410, At...Ma tan,' Plate Oen, InsUrenre
100
•t lowest
mai.d on mutual s oesb p
soBest K .hist and Canedlan companies rep
(worst.
ogles pest dose to Darrow & °arrow, Bar
rtrt.ere H&mll ton nowt,
LAUNCH OF THE "HURJNIC-' already been restored to the owner. His
---- Honor Jud,. Doyle gave the young man a
A Large ranee' et Teeple from all reuse • arutog and .one good adyi wt, and relea.d
a reerlptle• or teesl, him on suspended sentence.
Thursday last a new era to Dominion
e hipballd,ng was reached whoa the steamer
"Huronlo" geceived her baptism at l'olling-
.oel. Hon. J. l.rael Tarte, Minister of
i'isbh° Works, else 11 Item, General
A.oager of tee ll. '1'. 11 . and • tarts num-
b of .has were present from outside
•1(1410, and -after the vessel had taken. 1 k.
• duek. to water, a beeouet wan held at
welsh hundreds ant down, and toast..d
_Medloal.
DR w, T OALLOW, PHYSICIAN
and Rars00.. Moe In Bank of (tom
menu bulkllne. west side of Renate. Night
calls at resldeoce. WAeln sr. W. Poona 90.
Publlo Nlptloe
se0tims0) In fsyor of Celine wood and the
'O llingwoo'l ablpbUlldioa Co , L'd." were
aha order of toe day. '1'0e uraagemeoa
were ably oarrted out by the oommitlee,
foremost among whom were J. J. Loog. A.
B. Pratt, Geol. Freight Agent of the
Northern N.vlgauoo Co. of Oetarlo, Chas.
Uameree sod 1bee. Loog. Following is A
Ire motto° of the Huronlo :
'rhos package freight sad preeenger steel
• ..row enamor "Huroo,o" built at
Uolllsgwood, Ontario, by the "North West
Tran•purterlon Co." of Sarnia a from
designs by Hugh Calderwood, manager of
the abipbolldl•g Co. This vessel Is built
under the tospeotio0 of C•pta n F. D.
Herrltuao, and will (moue the highest
olvdtication glveo by the "Bureau Verde's
[aerations' Registry of Shipping," namely
Al with • sur les 20 years. The owners
are represented by Mr. Frank E. Kirby,
the well knows naval •roblteut of D.trolt,
who le received by them •' consulting
mglume. She is built of opeo hearth steel
broosh0ol, and a of the following
llme,s,00s •-320 feet over all, 308 leen
hotweeo perpeadlollare, 43 feet beam by 27
l.er moulded depth. Tho new vessel will
have o4bl0.uoommodatlou. fitted up In first -
leu style fur fully 2a0 ,al000 pw•sger.,
end will h..s o.nslder•ble.000mmodetion
for the tarrying of steerage. A feature of
be dere° whole will be appreciated by the
traveling pubbe le the riming -room, whloh
is pieced atbw•r. .hope and extende the
fall width of the lower cabin and is 50 feet
by 32 feet to size and u.11 dine at one
manic 120 paseolregs, seated a, 15 tables.
rile room Is 8oisltdd 114 quarter ..wed
white oak which with the callioy, finished In
white will make • very handsome room.
rbe Vowel has two tiers of celeste one
above the other, grab • shade deck Brand
ng.11 fore and aft, ceder which Is •
oromsrade 9 net wide otter round the ship.
Tree etaht life home are oarrted oo this
.hada deck time placing them clear of the
deck room allotted to the pas.sogm. The
smoking room i• another very handsome
room and b looat.4 etc the extreme after
sod of the upper cabin and la finished la
grinner awed veldts oak and apholet .red is
b•ndaome manner. 'U a lower cargo hold
is divined) Into five oomp.rtmena of •
oombloed o•peotty for 80,800 bu,h.ls cf
wheat : In addition to the than e t storage
°•p.ctty ex the main deck for 700 toe of
pwka0. (feirht. making • maximum load
on 18 4.•,t of 3.100 tone with 300 tone
additional allowed for fuel. There are tour
cargo e.agways on each rode °pantile on
the mato deck for the Ioadln0 of package
freight, the punnet 9anaw•y Is located
.ft. The vessel Is prattled with two noel
pee spate, which are varesstail la commo-
tion with the smoke stack M M give the
ship • vary handsome .ppe•r•0ce. She b
3iv1Aed by s water bulkheads Into
.ovum water tight oompsrtments eztutd•
ing from the keel to the mato deck. which
should make her • •sry .ale sh.p She h;.
• water ballast oop• sty In her water bot•
tom of Mout 000 tom divided Into eleht
different oomp.rtmeotr, end d• well lighted
throughout from a dupllo•te eleatr10 119411.
ing plant, lolly S00 Hgbte befog provided
thror thee% the entire ship. The propelling
madimer', was balls by Meso John Inglis
A Soo, Toronto, from Assigns by their "u
perintendeot Mr. James M. Smith. late of
Chicago and West Muper,nr. The not
°hinery (ender of a triple expansion
vertical engine with oyl oder. 26. 42 and
70 Inches in diameter by 42 is. •treks.
I'i.ton vaIyes are fitted to the high and Io-
armediae cylinders and • double ported
slide valve to the low previous minder, all
operate) by the Stevenson link motion.
The ports and pipes are ample for s high
pastes "peed and all of the working parts
and surfaces of the enktue are large end
mode Irom the beet material used In this
alma of coastruotloo. The air pump Is
driven o8 the me.o engine, the dean beads
•re of the dipper type. the b00k oohs moo
ar• • ant Iron of the spite type and single
equate oast lion o0lum01 support each
nytinder on the frons or working side.
The cylinders aro securely bolted together
and the design throughout le plain and
substantial. The propellor la of the No-
tional
atioo.l tyle and is 14 feet In diameter by 18
feet lead. '1 he exam pressure is 175
pounds supplied from four Scotch boilers
12 it. 6 In. In diameter by 12 teat lung and
built to mart the Canadian and Coiled
Scat.. Inspeot ion laws. Ooe (11 1o,h Mesa
driven leo plower and two 36 Inch vsutl•
hors supply fresh .tr to the stoke hole.
The cargo hoisting outfit Is compete and is
driven by a double 10110 ..alae, placed
011e and by•
me and boilers, forward of the engine
"torte 10x10 engine, located c of the
men shin stairway. The hoisting drums
are (D,yen by paper friction pulleys anti
care her boon taken to have all parte Mostly
and .m' mlble, It 1s expected that the
steamer will mak. fully 1.57, miles as hoot
wtce 'ceded .ed Moot 17,, miles when run
sing light.
WARNING. - THIM IS TO GIVE
settee that anyone bathing off the
Meads, csing or amprrine with the ferry.
ehoelli�t ner7 gew111s bye •rrestilog edn anon d port of our
pr"esoited.
ATTRI1.1. 3: If
\TUINILS' LIST, 1904.
MUNICIPALITY JIIK'III 1. Ii1R O/
JRON00 PTY.
Noel,. Is uerehr give* that ( have transmit-
ted or delivered to the persona mentioned
tints, the
seething a an/ 0 ert the Veale 1
roples squired M sold se,tlone to besotr•ne-
mitted or dehve'rd of the lie nude pageant
to end Aot ot an
last revised A Owt amenreeving eag
44 of the wale Mo-
elcl.•hty to be endued to vote in the mid
Municipality to electl304 for members of the
l.q,l'1•tl.e Assemblyand at Municipal shoo
1.nn0, and that said I*t wee Mut poete1 no In
my .0100 at Ooderinh on the tiro day of
timber, 1911, 1911, and remains there for 1 esp.otlOo.
Electors aro 0011ed upon to exam'ae the atld
the and If any omissions or any other error@
ore found therein, to take Immediate proceed.
Imp he he.e slid errors oorteeted &(:lording
tzl1w.
WM MITCHMJ,,
Town Clerk.
IS&N, IRS,
Kn[Eon N -KOMI -On We,foeed.y even-
ing' of tut week Teo'. H. Kuwaitis and
Moa. Jennie Hoes were united to mat, imony
at St, Ueorge's church, the rector, Rev.
Mark Turnbull, perlormlog the nuptial
ost'moay Was Ethel MoLeen was brides.
meld and Jo,eph Melluugb gro0msmao.
The bride was given away by her brotber
Juba. At the ooncluslen et the o.Iemooy
the wedding potty partook of an 014.11eao
supper at the residence of the newly•wed-
ded couple is Hamilton street, where •
plea -ant evening was spent.
'filer W11.1. in Heim: --W bo` The
famous and original frith oumedlans, Harney
Ferguson and Mack. 'Pbls w111 be • great
treat for thotl who .0joy • good, clean,
laugbable Irish play. Bubbliog over with
1r eh eaytogs and comic Ireh wit, and
handled by that greatest mmedlso, Haroey
Fervsoo, whom reputation as an Irish
comedian is known throughout the Caned
States cod Eeel•od as the boot to the bust.
nen today. Doe's 01411 1414. obanoe of sew
lug the company, as It Is something out of
the oraiu.ry to ge0 people Ilk. these here.
Come sod see the best that Is gelog. Plan
•t furter'', Tbur.d•y.
Poll, r l'ocar ITEM. -A number of
prominent oltl1.0e during the ra" week
h.m been muloted In the eom of 92 3o each
for riding oa the sudew0lk. Uth.r body
ellen may take weather,...An old man
named Robert Wallace, who ban ,peat
I winters In nil ..o vagrant and wall
ale fn the comity house of refuge for •
term, on Saturday asked the msgutrato to
send him to jail again for the ex along win-
ter, es be tag no means of support. Mr.
Seager wanted to Nod him to the house of
relug., but the old man expre sed a decided
preference for the jaIf, tool yieldng to bis
earnest rtyuest Mr. Yeager sent him to the
latter 100titutl00 for six menthe.
Tito lieoetr.l. N,'tlxtuE,-At the meet,
leg of the Daughters of the Hmp.re held In
the ',Mary of tot court house on Moody
afternoon last It was decided Io proceed at
owe with the canvasser of the town, to
ask the [nolle owe and all to aid In the
building 0 a mush -Deeded hospital, and to
hold another meeting 10 two week+ from
that date, on Monday, ,eptember 30.h, at
four o'clock in the .ftern000, when the
results of such canvass will be made known.
It I. hoped tbat 'ooh • response will be
mads to this canvas" that at the meeting to
to held upon the 30th the ladies may be
able to deoide upon the commencement of
hulloing operations to the very near tutors,
ANNOUNCEMENTS -
(1.1 rubber Wes on your carriage at the
Dominion Carriage Works,
May, Pet, dad you ase that rahber-tired
boggy at the Demise. (Cerrl.geWorks7 It'.
• beauty.
Oyster., always fresh, at IM old reliable
.oyster beam, Vienne Reser West
0'.. In balk or ...red all atyl.a 1.a cream,
f•• t, pen)entlonary, dgsre, oto. C. Hl.,u'K
•
.Tort, prep Telephone 70
Biopsies Iropw910 op et the Dominos
carriage Weeks. We sell the oelebreted
(Colombia Memoir, the best on earth, .t the
e)nmaleo Carriage Werke, Slee the "Soot.
mss," named after the ship that ...v.yod
4 int (:enadtan contemned le South
AMq,
TR. MINd1'k DAl,RTtwa' (o.',•aRr A
•'*assn order she •eepleee .f she Klein's
Da.gbten will M bold in the Ops,• Hem*
M Mesd•y, (e1. 7th. when Will J. *bite,
kamoriet, 'fore.o., will he the .In*allas,
ands Meal blest. Further MIMIC
aeze week.
Uu).LW IATI 1NeTireto TRUNT000.-A
stoma) meet1og of the Collegiate Institute
must.* board was held on Thursday for
general buslons All the members were
present. Mr. Grape was Riven team of
*beano. to attend the review In Toronto
with the 33rd re0lme01, It was ordered
tbat Mr. Cooper be paid the balance cf his
salary In lull and that the luhowl00
memento F. paid : 1'. B. Hnlmse, oo.l,
179 56 ; W. lee, oosl, $81 45: N. 1).
Rougve, paint an4 sundries, 110 B0; Geo
Porter. examination supplies, 125 50; Mall
and Empire, •dvertlsemeot, 521. ; Tele -
/mph Co , 251; secretary, fur polt•r°. 91 40
The ez•mn.tion fere of a Dumber el
andena wbo did not write on the ex-
aminations were relocien ,
NKw MA'lNIc Home.--M•Itland Lodge,
A. F & A. la , hays reopened in tbelr new
qua -tone reoeotly,8tied up for them on West
sweat. The front put of the ee000d fl for
is fitted up m • reception parlor. T1111 Is
nicely decorated In dark blue and will be
furnished .ppropri.tely. In the rear of this
are the prep.ralon room, 0140 room and
lavatory. T.e lodge room Is It, the east
end of the I utidlog en 1 bee been newly
decorated end furnished, ths color being
blue. Oa the third floor • large dining
room has been provided, and adjoining this
• nicely fitted up kitchen. The members ,f
the craft are 'paring r I means to snake their
new quarters oomforabe. The beating le
by hot water and the 'tottery .rrenge-
mens have been well looked after. they
look forward to • very ples0•nt time .t the
dedication, when some promised members
of the orale will le p r.
PRK.'Ipu'T M,'KittKY'. 1)F.ATII Much
interest win taken here to the truulo event
at Buffalo, and on Friday. when It was
learned that President McKinley's condition
had taken • turn for the worse, the bolls.
tins posted by both ategteph companlei
were anxiously watched Saturday more -
Ing It was learned that, the distinguished
patient had breathed his last during the
night, and there were many expressions of
regret that the bullet of the in had
not been cheated of Ile vroom, as the
e0rher new' from the bedside of the wound
ed t'realdent seemed to Indicate would he
rho oast- The flags .t the court hoose and
pwtothoe, as well as that at the United
States Consulate, and private liege, were
platted se half -mat u • tribute of teapot
to the memory of the departed, stolen Sun-
day sympathetio referenose to the death of
the President were mad* In moat If not all
of the ohnrobes,
AROUND TOWN.
'I tit C(LLIp,IATS 1NSTITUrt. --in sedition
to the list of wneewful candidate* p0011.h•
ed In ,luly the Entrance .zamners have on
,eoonsileration decided. with 010 approval
of the It. luostlnn Department, to pea the
foll°wler paella : Addle Cox, Nellie Mar.
w ick, !Aileen Mcl)onol4, Annie Stoddart,
Cecil Bailin, Arthur McLean 0111 Caswell
Remb.11,
A J17n/)E41Ilr Fon Ma. ()Annum. -A
de.ps'ob from Ottawa lad week slated :
"It le etpro0ed that an app4e'ment will
shortly he mule to MI the vacancy on the
Hlrh Ooort Benoit of Ontario. Mr. 11 M,
Br t'on, M 'P Kingdon. and Hoo J.
T. ()drew. Goderinh, aro mentioned In m.
n u/Ion with the rfn,e, with th, oilstone
si ntly It. favor of the former.`
Ten !bummer) Se•ute.-The open sea
son for the tollowleg animals and birds he
gee en Mender : (4.,,', s+ane. gronoe,
h ares, putridity, pheaseoa, plover, prairie
feel, qua 1. all, snipe, «0eefneck, black
and grey rgolrreb. The following may not
be bought or sold before Sept. 15, 190.5 :
Partridge, settee, ge.11 sed weoduok, and
the tailor/leg may not be killed until Sept.
18. 1905: English er Meoge1400 pheasants
and prairie °blokes..
R.LoA.un n+ .r,'rionen S.No[w, •---
Ridded Foreleg, the lad who stole$29 from
Hay.' livery .yhls ea the 4th lad., was
arraigned before Jades Doyle re Monday,
sad pleaded guilty His susel, W.
Ptomaine, made • plea for 1.nlaecy, nine.
leg out that thief sea the lad's first eR.noe,
.hal he family eesesellena were highIN re•
epeola►N, seed that It Wald de • 'settee i••
jetty to ky eheraesee m pl•s�k Im In prison.
Be •M reerent1ed the J0*ee• of the re-
saMy $9 al H. seem gl/1/RI 100 ball
K. C. ; loamy vice preaidea0, Sheriff
Reynold. ; preeldeu', H. 1. Siren', B. A. ;
vtoe president, W. A Thompsoo, H. A. ;
2nd vloe president, Geo. L Allen ; eoore-
L•ry treasurer, W. Passmore ; meager, 1t.
D. Grant; moegiog enemata". Gordon
W [vbtmau, Wooden 1'. (weed, Olen Mc-
Donald. The boys bare oomimooed pr•o-
do. and Intend to bull tee Hough sup
&genet all oomere....Toe iiealorlh paps..
to eueounolog the reorgonlzetion of the
Collegiate loetltute team In that tewo, say
"'Phe prospects tor • good team are yety
bright, sod the Hough Cup will likely be
e.eo In 3wlorlb,where l0 rightfully belongs,
before the onset of the swoon." There's nerve
for you. if alklog would win the cap,
Sealorth would not be hong with, ut
'Fa Clinton C. 1. club .e also In the field
for the cup and there will lo all probability
be • number of Interesting games before the
snow 8,u).
Naw 1100 Tu.' Haanul.-Tho gales of
the out week bays luhed aid Hutu) into
fury. and alienation,. et a Handgun. Tito
Oestfrave, which left Dere Sunday morn
tog, wan bottled up at Kincardine by the
storm and was .tell there as Mu as yester•
day. Ie will probably le Moody before
she will reach Uoderich on the return trip.
The why. Jobs Mages, Capt. Gerdes, batt •
wild time on the I.ke during Saturday
night. Ties storm , t ruck the Magee whoa
off Bayhsid about 8 o'clock Saturday even-
ing. At 10 o'olook .he was opposite this
port, tout hearing no horn and seeing no
lights could not maks tb. h.tb,r. The
night ea spent on the lake, and C.pt. (,or.
don aye It was the dirtiest 'debt he wee
ever out lo. In the monolog id 4.. ) him•
*elf about eight miles above Gorier re and
got to here about-? o'clock. The schooner
lost • mod pact d f her deok-load of coal and
her mainsail was 'moo, The Mace* was
Dorn Toledo, with 673 tons of a al fur the
Maui tuba & L.k. Huron Mtlllag Co.... A
large cargo of ere from Chloago was e0•
;Acted at the big elevator Litt eveo100.
IIU+rON -RUex,-Tho bom. of Mrs
Rusk, Etgm avenue, was tf{•. scene of • very
pretty wedding ye.l.rdey, when 11 ...
R,rt ha, the youngest daughter, bonnie the
wile of W. C Huston, of Ener. Rev J.
\V. Robinson performed the mom any, which
took place at 1 o'olouk. The bride was
charmingly attired in a gown of white or
dandle. trimmed with French ysleoo).nnes,
and married • bunoh of whits asters. She
rota attended by little Wa is Huston, oI
Exeter, mace ol the groom, al flower girl,
also In • dress of white organdie with vel
eminences trimming. Jackie Swart",
nephew of the bri le,was ring -bearer. Fwob
of Lb,ee attendants bore • bouquet of pink
titan.. The rooms were decorated with •
very pretty arrangement of Bowen, .hirfiv
mama and row, After the oeremooy the
wsddi o0 dinner was partaken el. and the
newly•wedded creept0 teff ea t he 3:15 train
tor Exeter, where a reception for them was
held last Melting. The tori le, who it held
to brg'i esteem by her frletds, received •
number of vs'utlele and bead. one gilts.
l'he groom prsseoted the 8nwer•gil with •
purl mu end the ring -beater with a stick-
pin sec with opals.
ing their deemed sympathy for his persists,
brother• and meters to their bere.yemene.
He •leo lu.lruota ins to place a wreath ler
hien, u) 1, tib has b,e.r does Pasant me o0
beb•II of the whole oU).re staff here 0111 ter
myself to extend hoortfelt sympathy to
yourself and Me. Mouaw and family In the
death of our dear (nem! and •wooers B,rt.
-rt J. K. M°NaILLix.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
If you haven't already got your 1.11 overeo•t
the welcher recently 011, make you wish you
had For •II dee tailoring as reasonable
prices go to l'rldbam, the people's tailor,
The tow.000110tl meets tomorrow (Fri•
day) eved.v.
N 1)utriehhSon stoop id •oar of flour
to London oo No'day.
About forty persons left the. .taboo 0a
the Buffalo .1001 too last Friday.
Thereto Interfered grub the band oonoert
um the Sgiata lest Thursday ev.4log.
The date of Mies Do.ogh'. millinery
°peeing will O0 ao,eanced next week.
Read ttree y page of To ,81uwAL.
!tatters el local Interest will be found o0
pages 4 and 5
Ha.. THE S11: AL sena to your It tends
fa the balance of the year. 'lo January
let 1902, only 25 °eats,
Anttoer 10 9.01(00 of honee Fought by
Robe, McLean for the Brltuh army is to
take place on 11e 26 h Inst -
R R•dol,ffe h.a tot his house on Wert .t.
to H. Meoere. Mr. and Dir.. tt•doliff. wW
lige at the Cut zoo farm, Huron road.
Mears. Alyn & McIver on Monday took
over the hardware stook and busi.ee. of A.
51.1). A'lw, arid their first day was • busy
sod eo.-ouragtor one.
Toe artt6ulal et" le crafting has been coa-
st! sated at West and Waterloo sorest. and
the Indignant residents on the latter street
have pet any their .hootlpg iron..
W. have to thank A. 1'. Mobeen for •
buooh of h. a her and • pieoo of that floe
Scottish deloly, to wit, shortbread. as
mementoes oldie trip to the old land.
Miss Ida Harland leaves thes week for
Detroit, where .he will take • course at a
busman oollege. Her place to Haines
B:os,' a being token by Miss Bat Vales.
A greed free bans ocnorl will be held
00 the Square on Friday dter000a by Fitz
and Webster's McCartby'. Mishaps band.
EverybuJy come out and ..j -‘y the treat.
Mies Uilby, head milliner a Smith Bros.
.1 Co., cordially lanes the ladies of (lode -
rush and vtoio,ly to her malt:etry opening
on Thursaay, Sept. 26-h, and lollowlog
day..
Local mltltia men •re waloti09-ff71iF-
porte as ti the Duke of Cornwall's prwpso•
tiv. muvemeu 5, as • chugs of plans may
mea* a ohangs_.lo_thi date .f the [.vletfls
whiok they .ro to toile
\t' [Dntn AT ST. PoTER e. -()0 Tuesday
morning, at 9 o'clock, the nuptials of blies
Kllr-.toete Hurley, of "olio, 00d Thomas
McGuire, of 11.1,011, were oflsbr.ted at St
Peer's ohuroh. Rev. Ferber West official -
ed •0 the teremooy, The bride, who eau
given away by her uncle, Petrick Mo•
Catchy, was attired to • matt 0l brown
Deily a cloth, trimmed with Dream pessemen•
teres, white brocaded silk west, and brown
toque. 1a her hands she oarrted • rr.yer-
buok and white pearl beady. '1 he brides-
mald,ber sister, Miss Margaret Hurley,wori
e emit of brown lady's oloth, blue sulk waist
and brown molars hot, aril cowled a bou-
quet cf white eaters. The groom was sap.
carted by James Hurley, of Sarnia, beotb
of the bride. Mee Simonoo played the
weddiog march, and high mase was sung by
the full Choir. At alt, oonclurion of the
ceremony the iridal 'arty adjeuroed to the
home of the bride's uoole, where the wee-
ding repast was served, only relatives of
the contracting parties being present. Mr.
and Mrs. Malaita left es the 2.311 tin'o for
Detroit, where they will make the •r home,
and whither they are 1'dosed by the good
wiehee ol their friends In uoderthh. The
hr,dc sea the recipient of may costly
proseua from her friends. Among those
present .t this interesting ',vent were Mr.
end bin, A. U, Mulrhead, of Sarnia ; Fred
31.r•, of Sunlit Tuonol, and Min Millie
Noose, ot Detroit.
('over. Are'AIRe. -A meeting of the
he are of refuge cm -mattes of the count
g Y
coned' was held •t Clinton on 'I bored.y.
Thera were present Warden Holt, Mesn,
Hays, Kerr and Uonoolly, councillor", %V.
Gotta, Inspector, and W. Issas, money
olerk. 1t was decided to pnr1bsee • Bell
organ for the house for 9.56. '1 he Bell
Company stated that tor sdvertleing
purposes they would elute an organ for
this amount worth 9112 cash. There are
seventy Inmates In the house .0 preeen0,
and a minute of the meeting rec. d. that
"the oommlttee are "stinted with the
n.ndi1.00 n1 the hoose •od farm."....On
Friday there was a meeting In Goderioh of
tit, building committee -the Warden and
M Kerr and (loon Ily. They ex
•mined the redden°. now toddler at the
gaol and found that satisfactory progress
was being mads. Some proposed changes
in the plena were discussed bat were not
approved.
Om+AN Rm•traL.-L.vere of mato •ra
looking forward to the (r0on r.oltel to be
Rlyen in Knox ehureh tomorrow Wilda)
attiring, by A. D. Jordan, of Rrantlerd.
M:11 Blanche temple, contralto, of Braet-
ford; Whom 'lynch',of Philadelphia (for-
merly of Uolertoh), and H. K Jordan, or -
tenet of Knox church, will inlet. in the
program. The remits' leIn aid of th•
charoh oheir lord. Followlog 1s the pro
Tram
I. ORertolre in 1) minor net tee
A. 1). Jordon.
2, (tornel geleotlon
H. K. Jordon.
3.11March....Feiner re et Cheat 9enphlene
A, D. 30.000. (Aotlmant
t. 140,147 ....... . ... ..........Bob rend
1. Overturn Remiesmlde Rusin'
IL lf, Jordan.
0. Fontulr .P'aaut s a s s .Oonno4 Eddy
A. D. Jorsan.
7, Vocal eel.ntle. sass . . .. ....... .........
Mites Trade(.
0. v mets. D mleer .. Allegro. Moderato,
Adagio, fogsJordan.
Mrwknl
0. O rest In the herd 11114.41) Marxlslnohn
Mtge insane Temple.
10. Overtnre . William Tell.... Rossini
A. 1). Jerds..
0144 Rave the King.
ymT,at.t. --The G. U. I. football elm(
41.0 basheed with she teReirlls9 M
Awn 1 >ESudrery pra•ld••t. rep 11.1%
H. Dunlop'. obonge of advertisement
arrived too late for the tsar, He palls
•tteotlon especially to • lice of ready made
clothing, whish he ha put into stock the
woes. Auyos• dmiI(log either ready•made
or ordered clothing would do well to sea
him.
The ant est tall ezosnlo,eto the West by
O r. R are seance d In 'mother ool0mo.
Ezcursd,ne leaveThond•v, Frldev and Net
u rJ•y, September 26, 27, and 213 ; tient.
good to (stern on or before Mooday, 0.wo-
be, 14 Redwood fares la Ds,rait, Port
Huron, clown, Cincinnati and other calm.
Bay your t nkat. from F, F. Lawreeoe, 0.
T. R. town t:ek.tagent.
COMING AND GOING.
A. Saunders was to Buffalo the put weak.
Mre. (Carleton is visill0g, her sou In
Detroit.
\ Walter Multiuse, of Toronto, was home
over Steady.
Mies N. O'Reilly b.o returned from •
visit to Buffalo.
Dl•o AT WINNtrto. - 1'he death of
Albert V. MoOsw, third eon of S. A
MoG•w, of town 000nrred on 1'huraday
tat at Winuipeg, where he was In the
service of the 1 , 1'. R 54 secretary to
line rat .Superintendent lwomsr 1. The
deceased was ooly in his twenty first year,
and 111 hie death • bright •0d promising
career hes been out abort. Meeh sympathy
is felt for the bereaved family lo the lose of
their goo and brother. The remain" were
brought to Irod.rinh for interment, amino'
on Monday evening. The funeral took
place on Tueed•y afternoon to Mal/lend
cemetery and was largely attended, Rev.
Jas. A. Anderson oonduoted the services
and the pall bearer, warn F. M. Dunham,
D. D. Sallow'. Fred Mh.noeo, Fred Brophy,
A..I D,okwn and Ernest Stewart. The
employees of the Manitoba & L.k• Huron
Mllhog Co. attended In • body and marohed
iotbe funeral procession. dim following
reference to the ad event le from The
Winnipeg Tribune of Friday : "A gloom
win oast over the (7, P. It. genera offi,se
today by the •nneuncement of the death of
Mr. A. V. 11e(1aw, lemllierly 'sown ea
'Inert.' The deceased had been 0000eot.d
with the'.fft to of the C. P. R. general
•nperintende a for Piaui five nen put -
He was' young man of ezo.plmn.l abilities,
•od although still in his teen".hen U.nsral
Sopsrinaodent Oborne 00010 to lLi. oily he
"sleeted him as hie private eroret•ty, and
he 811.4 the prellloh with suoh •l.ihty CMC
when Mr. D cone left the" dirt• on and Mr.
Le maid sareeeds1 b no the latter ofrnnal
retained hint In the same position. Per.
MaNeillle, the ohlef clerk to the to feral
sutpartnt.ndeot, speaking of the deer, bead,
said : 'He was one of the brightest youes
bellows in the who', seryls, of unimpsaoh•
character, and miler with everyone
with whom he bed coma iota minuet'
The news of the young menu. death was •
shook. e.peol•lly to thous engaged In the
I superioteodent's office, where he
had linen to Lnill.rly known His caw
woe, at first, considered to he one of •err
light character, but yesterday morning he
became mnoh worse, and the and mime at
6:45 ad evening 1'h* deceased Telt h
work at the oft Ie 111 with typhoid lever
.sadly lawn weds age, to reoei•s treatment
at the At. H,nlf•ne huptlal, where he dad.
Ills ale wee twenty years and three
molten. He eau • son of Mr. 8 A. Mo
Gan, formerly a well knows grain march tel
oI fhb eity, and now of (lodarl,h, Oot., and
the family of *birth he was • member w11)
have the sinoerss0 Oympahy et their
samarium iHeed. In this pity.' Mr. Mo
fiw tenetvmd the fnllewing telegram from
.1 McNeill's, of the C. 1. R •
W lnelpeq, Man, Sept. 13.
R. A. Mollew, 6edetleh, (earl.
Mr. Inmate wires me from He Jake. Ka.
esedsw,ly perry to Ioses.4 the death et he
nisei, Whitest, NAM (140.4 Beet Me-
Ohw. Mn.Obwss lieellyjels Ma=Arty/
W. l'. t+code book in the Buffalo •sour•
S ion the pest week.
W, A D:etrl.h sea east on a busbies"
trip the mist week.
Mr. and \1n. Holt are eninlag kits Pan.
Amerlosn 014ibitto0.
Mr and Mrs. W. P Wasted), left on the
Buffalo excursion en Friday.
W. leo a, of Berlin, was the guest of
H C. Fllsinvor over Sunday.
Mies Green. Colborne le writing on U.I.
vseri ty exmloattoos in Toronto,
A Potts returned to New York on Fri•
day atter a visit to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1. Platt eft Friday
morning ,a the Buffalo excursion.
Mr. and Mrs U. C. Whitely spent • few
day. .t the Buff.n the put week.
Colin W. Campell left Monday for To-
ronto, where he will attend oollege.
even. M I,,., of I1hioagn,w•s in town let
we1 k and left on Friday for Meares!.
O. Moffat, of Minne•pnlie, spent Sunday
at the home of Mre,R MoKlonon, West at.
Mr. sod Mrs. A U Molasae were among
the visitors to the l'en•Amtrtoan the pat
week.
Mees Thompson, of ot. Marys, le Omaha/
•1 the home ot her unole, .1.". Farr, Kut
street.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Humber during rte
pad week vented Buffalo. N. Y., an 1 $mlth•
port. 1'a.
Mise 111110. left this week for Washing•
ton, O, C., where she w111 probably speed
the winter.
Rev. 4'. nal, of i/etroit, who bas been
emending some • eek, here,left fait week en •
trip to PnllsIsIph1•e
11re W. Moblregor and deaghter
(;aorlolte, of Detroit, .re yi.itlog friends
•od reicher,, here and in Co borne.
1. inch Her,ld: M ('I.ra Iloob•nea
left Tuesday for London, where sh• will
continue her etudes d the Collegiate In-
stitute.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Thomson and their
household returned to Lnadon on Monday
afar inking their home here daring the
e0 comer.
Frank Shtanan, Isle e1 London, spent lh•
pant week •b his home bore and left on
Tuesday for Pittsburg. P.,, where he ha •
good 'teeniest.
Mrs .l. Maoist -tor and three ohlldrs., 'd
H.mlltor•, are ap.ndlnq the wink at the
home of Mrs. Mol. •ren'. parents, Mr. and
Mn, Wm, M'('lars,
Mr. and Mrs Funk Wright, of Stratford,
spent Sunday with their r.lotives here and
lett Monday moraine to visit the i'.n•Am•
aloes ezpasltlon al Buffalo.
Mrs. J. C. (trete, of `Seaferth, with bee
daughter Resin, made • "fait of • few
day. at the Heiden , of her parent., Mr.
and Mrs W. Aeheeon, the pun week.
D. R. Meaaly, of Maples, formally man-
ager of the Gedsreb Or an (1. , was Is
tests on Thursday Iter. The saw milling
company at Staples wltk «kleh he le con-
noted is protrude'.
1)r. Ar.elA Pack woad nod pail., of R.r
mads, are here ea • vele ler • few days at
'be residues el Mr, sad Mn. In Teasel
Weal at. The deeeoe we here mires years
me m1111166. Ise Tweet's bream. 8e
n uleo01 great *barren In the Swe, notably
be naw granollthio sidewalks, and is herb
y of the 0910400 that liudeelcb is going
need.
Mr. and Mrs (1eo. Coy wets visiting fa
I day• the put nook •o Sa lleurgc's
notory, and left on l'usud•, ter KIaoar•
dine, lire. (.ary's termer hcme, where they
will vieioder • short time.
CHURCH NOTES.
The ladles of the 000gregtlos of North
street Methodbt church loam." holding •
supper ou'rbsokeplvlog eveol09 this year
se neoah
Miss Thomsen, of 8t. Marys, rendered
the sole, "re. Peons." la North serest
Methodist cherish on Sunday ev•oloq. Mise
Teomson ;maw* oil • ,troop, (Hear and
sweat voce and her singing delighted all
who heard bor.
Next Tuesday eveaiag the Spser.h
Lasegue of Victoria at. obaroh will 0lye •
literary entertain -teat, else • reception for
studeats and other stratagem The mom.
mitten extend • hearty 10vit•t100 to .11.
Mestisg to women* at 8 e'olook.
The annual b.rvss/ tkmnkaglvioe services
of Christ church, Pert Albert, will to
000duet.d by the liar. M. M. Goldberg on
S.od•y next, the 2&Ad Met , both fawning
and eveot er Whet w,10 the freshly
painted walla and the deoorauooe, the
oburch will look •t its best. You are
.0rdla.ly invited.
The reception held 0a l o. •dry evening
by the Epworth League of North- street
Methodist eberoh was attended by • large
number of students and other young people,
the looter* room of the shack beim( tilted
to the doors. After the etreoger• had been
made to feel at home, Rev. Dr. Daniel •d.
drosod the muting and presided whets a
musical program was reedited, vocel solos
being gives :by J P. Brown, Will Brydges,
Mies Minnie Adv Vane and Mies Thompson,
of St. Marys, •od,,o loetrumenai solo by
Mies Irene Acheson. An amusing Name
wee the reading of poetic lines written
impromptu by different group* of the
young people preterit, the subjeots having
been suggested by means of el.ps of paper
distribute.' amongst them. Teo hitt thing
on the program was the serving of r resp•
meats, which we. s•rYkda of with lank.
w. C. T.
1 nestle el ride /rga.leatie..-N-
Oren Elected and Reports ,revealed.
The animal meeting of the Geduld'
Woman's Cbriellan'1'emperuooe (Jona wan
held In the 1'empetaoce Hall on Mooday
afternoon, September 9 h. The ISM half
hour was of • devotional nature, Mrs. Colic
Campbell preeldi.g. Poo( Morgan was
preent during the pat 0t the meeting and
0071 • abort •ddres.
'deet, Mr.. \V•tsoo oecu pied
tite chair during the bedtime*. part of the
[meeting. The anneal repents of etti.ers
end superintendents were presented.
The following were Mooted °thoers ler the
current year : Mr.. Watson, president;
Mrs. Geo. Adieus, 1sT vice president;
Mrs I) Metldllcmlly, 211 arae presides'
Mn ('.lin Campbell, oorreepoodl0v eeom.
tiny ; Mrs Robertson, reeording secretory ;
'fire M H ' lo treasurer.
Mrs. George Acheson presented the re•
pert spun • Aeotlfi° temperance In.truatlou
to eohoele ; Mrs. Colts Centphell, the report
upon work among sailors ; etre. MoKotz 1
reported up00 work among lumbermen, and
Virs. Hick upon peeler mating". Mrs.
Robertson, superintendent el the anti-nar•
ootlo department : Mre, M oddert, 1ap.r10-
te0dent of the dep•rtmeut of railway work,
aid Mrs. Davidson, sepertolen tat et the
eve.gsil.t4o departmeot, earn pr..ented a
report of the work dope le her departmeet�
Incise the year.
The manual report by the oeerelary, Mn
t.,berao0,opeued with word. of enoeurlge
Moat. She reported the averse.* attend
•nos at meetings as 13 ; on crura to day, 45
Number of reguler mre'Jnva, 23. Honor
ary member', 18; new members 1(r 1410
Year, 9 1441m and 6 0.otleaeo ; total mem
heirship, 46. Special ■Pete](. during the
year -three parlor .wee,119., thr., address
s and one lecture by Rev 40 O Taylor.
The Union had also arranged for the meet
tog addressed by Rev. Meavy.. limo or •od
McKillop In the Interests of the 1),minion
Allieooe A ooleoter, Mrs. tloll.nd,was al-
so appointed from the Union to reoivs sab-
eonpt4o0, for the Allot... wort}. Two
petitions had bees otroal•ted, one In town,
the other In Saltinrd, preying that licenses
be not granted. In one late incests at•
tended the petition. letters had been trent
to the i.ocal member In regard to the
franchise petition. Six d+legate■ were sent
to the oounty convention at I(lyth and one
to the i'rov000la' convention at Smith's
Falls. The Lair work was oleo taken op
and meals were served an4 a large eluontlty
of literature eau dlebribsad. The report
mentioned the e8iohst work that had been
done by the various offi lers and .upern-
te0dente of the Union, and • tribute was
paid to the president, with whom the more.
Lary said It had 0se. • "rest pleasure for
her to work.
The erem.rer'e annual statement showed
total rec.ipa of 9.58.44 •ed dleburpmenl1
of 155.60 Balance, 92 84
The address by Mn. Watea, the Areal•
dent, contained words of exhortation and
encouragement to lnereased effort to the
future, for the derlractnn of Om saloon
evil and the advancement of all the alms
which the llolon has In view.
The ruttier muds, of the Union will he
heel oo Moadey, September 23rd, at 3
o'clook r 0.
NEW ''ADVERTISEMENTS SEPT. )fi
Cnange of Business -Allan & Mslver..
Ladle.' Jackets -J. H. Colton*. 4
Millinery t ),assts Kap/.26-W,A. WB;I. 4
0.11 Uupl•y --Smith Bros. & Ce A
AeouOcaneat-Klmg's tunabten 1
Selling Out wars Paper -Porter's Beek
and Wall Paper Stere....
Aunouesemewt--Smith Bros. A Co 1
1
1
1
Oysun, Eta -C. BlenksWwe
Madloat Oard-Dr. W. F. Galles
Voters' 'List, 1901 -Woo Mitchell
Macrons Wanted --Mtge Ra; 1
A meet -Mtge D000gb .sass..... 1
Molkutby'e Mishaps-Vtotorl* Opus
Hoare 8
About Oar Stile -Hodges" Bros Jl
Wes'ere Mzoerelou-F. P. Lowrance ...ie8
BY THE SOUNDING SEA.
Promo Exourslon to teho Atm
Ian tlo.
A 4plr.dld Tear et Gk. ■ar11imss rrevlweos
--710 Rhes' Reed el Vell.waklp RxewtM'
en -l. (ley. .retia and gees ar.0e•
with.
No. 2,
After leaving Digiby the first stopping
place of the Prose Association party was
Annapolis. 1l was on the itinerary that •
brief stop would bo made at th s important
town and the tesidente hada arranged for
conveyances w drive the visitors to points
rift intorep. A rather amusing incident
happened hens. Four of the tun makers of
the party were lett slanting on the railway
platform after the last available carriage
had drive off, 8Mwl to:over6ow.ng with the
more fortunate members 04 the party.
There was no full in the immediate propo-
sition s0 far se the "Big Four" could see.
but the p,rssibihtioe of the future were
great and the opportunity was taken ol•
vantage of. A large dray was oomnuodeer-
.4, upon which a number of chairs were
pl.dxd The Four then took their places
in the chews. and the veteran et the party
pladxd • bright eye( Afro -Canadian, •bean•
nine years old, named Ray White, in the
onntre of the party and she dray became at
.1103 the feature 0t the drive. Everywhere
the dray received the first place in the
apple/tee of %he multitude, anal the higher
priced and more gaudy vehicles were at
unoe relegated to the "arid others" column.
'rhe occuppwana of the dray were photo-
graphed daring the drive as "features" in
the Aun•p.tis parole.
Keutville, tamed( after the Duke of Kent,
father of the late Queen, was the lunch
.taliyn and everyone appeared to be 'Nei
when it was reached. A drive to WoBville,
rya "Look off" and a dinner at Acadia
Seminary Hotel. Wolfville, brought the
party to the t me for taking train for
Halt x, which place was reached shout
midnight by a rather tired aggregation of
newspaper folk.
Sunday in Halifax wan spent in a quiet
and sedate manner by the party. An
sntooiehingir large percentage attended the
churches, but whether the attendance eau
Umpired by a deuru to make a goo,( im-
pressidai on the natives or from higher
nuttiest; your deponent mllh not. It is to
he
regretted that ail dlh1 not &vol them-
reeves
hemr eves of the fin church.opp and °swollen'
preening to be hal lit Halifax. Perfect
unanimity iii church -going would have
boon a bright spot in the history of the
itinerante, but truth ooeupe's the statement
that. utenimity was not the order of the
dity. The citadel hill and the Wellington
barracks, where the Canadian regi•
meta 1. a alio.od, claimed visitors Irom
the Prem party, end it mud be miaowed
l4ant considerable pleasure was taken In
the beautiful view of the harbor, BL
George's Island. 1)artm•ut,h, and Other
pointe to he Been frum the glacie of the
citadel. The hospitable manner In which
the t•i•itore were reeetved by the Wont, of
Halifax, and particnarly that received at '\
the lianas of the Tourist Club, was very
much appreciated by the reelpients. T. .
muds Midnight the party once more got
together aid started for the special train
which awaited them. They were aceom•
ponied to the depot by Hon. W. 8. Field-
ing, N. R. Mt;urdy, and le number of
other friends who had mole their stay in
Halifax paeti.marly enjoypble, and it was
little wonder that before leaving the eel
and historic city "Au'd Lang Syne" wan
sung at the parting after • fashion that
showed that the wends and sentiment wen
fervently felt. "All aboard(." called the
conductor, aml the last man stepped one the
last car as the train moved out.
Shortly after 6 o'clock St. John, 14.B ,
wait reteherl,anl, atter a little private siehbe
seeing had been indulge) in, a public drive
through the city ands paths eau hal. 81
John has developed into a handsome ted
p.ograinive city, and the spirit of enterprise
is evidenc_d on every hand in the star•
11000 the travelling preen party were the
u•sla of the local prise peoph., sod the
tepitality extended was
in the
shape of
•
trip on the honey, • shore railway ride to
the see shote and a c'•m take one the beech.
Swimming was also indulged( ie by some of
the nifm•er., but the appearance of the
pertletpants so they returned front the
"dip' did not win rent the belief that a was
over -enjoyable to any great extent, al-
though some of the victims talked otherwise,
with ehataring teeth and trembling 'Inaba.
One of the Inc.'. truthful igeosel up the
situation by "eying, "Yoe, R's c0 1 :-it
wouldn't have done s bit of It mon if the gas
jot* hal been keptlit under it just two
minutes longer" But the Clem hake was •
bowling *threes', and es the good thing*
were spread before the west., and wing and
sentiment mingled) with the odor of sea-
weed, the tempting clam, the rotund hard-
boiled egq,itnd the toothoomo ckleben, with
tr,mming. to snot every palate, a general
feeling pervaded theessemhage that. it wan
goo,( to ire there, and that the prose club of
St .lohn were jolly gond fellows. Senator
Ellin, the Nestor of the eit John pre r, lent
the light of'hie countenance hi the gather-
ing. mid Great Moott, of The Sty,, Milligan,
d The Telegram, that goad fellow, Bowles,
Major Malkham. Mayor Demob 0(01
°there hal the glad hand extended to the
boys sat g1r''s from the wild arxl wooly
Wed. The mature to the city sea► enliven.
mi by the guests singing :
We've been Eat, and we've been west.
And we have made our rims quick ;
But the best c'•m bake we ever slewck
Wan at St. John's, New Bruns,ek,
D. wMc(1,
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY AND
THE TREES -
To the Editor of Tug Sro4A1,.
Regsrdlog the It... Is last week's
taus of To■ Mu+NAt. snot the (tell Tele -
ohne Go, to Goderloh. the ieal meoeger
pond id with pride to North .1., appareatly
forgetful of the wanton destraotlon the
Telephone Co. did amongst those be•ntlfol
,oaole tries a few leen ago, by cutting
the lops of them. Tolley may be aeon the
dead trunks of • number of our largest trees
.lowly dying from the tap downwards in
consequence of the reskles butchering of
oar Telephoto Co ; others have died and
been removed. The warning oote of
your norreepondeot kin indeed been Wendy
It rod too late. \Vhy should an oatpus
each •• this be allowed to destroy *or
Owe, deapn,l our bwutlfol err,'. and
mot • heavy t., for the nee of their ic•
strnmentt7 iR might be worth the
hardened tsrpsyer'e while to eequIrs doe.
the Hell Telephone Co pay .offimeat taxes
for the groat reveeos they derive in
Goderich, Alsatians Cm zeit.
AUCTION BALE•
TtnDn.noo, B,pl. I9;k Alsatian sale.4
farm stitch and Implemeos., on lot 41. 000.
ousters 13. Nolan, twee/tilts "oath of Mas•
ohe.Mr, nimmeeets9 at 1 o'nlook r 0
Mg. Jas (Inv ma. proprietress, Jono
Xerox, •aetleaeer.
Tenant• 0, 1- 15th,- (Clearing *neten
sale of 7 head of hereto, 4,5 head of , alto,
28 sheep, 23 pip, Property of John Feta.
gas, Iota 2 and 3 R, 1). Colborne, Every
'aim ol te he .d4. Ne reserve. Tsarina*
Urnhar, oaatlawuM.
BORN.
704141940 In Wee, Wewanosh I!ah eels„
on Rept Mh.th• patio et Jame@ roretes.af •
eon.
WHOM 1. Weat vrsw.nosh, Dlk sen.
on Rept, nob. the tweet' grad Motinald,
of • sen.
MARRIED.
Itl'4St1J, 11 )111189. Oe Uneasier •vegi-
big at V Intnrl• at. 00re.00lsn, bx r pe�
oa),
W. Rehlne, W0110m 0. Reuel te Ips
R Henna, beM M (lodWeb.
DIED.
MedlAAW, in Winslow., Man, es Tkuuurrepppt001
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