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GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : OCTOBER 3, 1901.
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D. M�GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MANF. T REPORT [ZY LAW NO. 9, OF 1901.
(Ioomaan. ttept. 15 (901.
Vali Wh.•t V 61 to 05
Flour. tamll7. par owl._.- _.. _1 00 ►o 100
Lour. psteet, per owl.-...--._._ 1 60 to 1 5)
Bran, 11 ton..-.. •-- ...-. 11 00 holt 00
shorts, • ton ..., _. .. 1L 00 tole 00
Soreenlege. pee owl- 1 00 to 1 I I
Bye par bush 040 to 050
Huta wheat. per bosh 0 40 to 0 50
(gate, 1♦ bush .............._..__
Peas, t/ boob ...
Harter. per bush 1
}ly. • too
Potatoes, t/ bush„ new
Outs t. •----•-.....-•-
Chessn wee Ib
lleaa trash anpa.k•d, • dna
Wood _...._ -. -..... _...�
Hides......... �.. `.._..-.-
!e11.
1Jve Hon
Dressed ROMS
HOoon. ........_ .r...�
Ham. par 1 b............ _
Lard. par I1..........
Ires56d Heat fore quarter
Dressed Beepsoonr. hind
�uMOrdlaary
33 to 0 03
(01 N 0 61
!e to 040
00 to10 00
000 t• 40
11 to 0 15
IO to 0 II
11 to 0 1!
60x410
50 to 5 0T
le to 0t0
50 to 690
('0 to825
1t to 0 1R
15 to 016
13 to II
W to 0l)
00 to 0 ll
75 to 4 53
00 to 3 50
Lost
I�THK FOLLOWING ARTICLKS WERh.
ieft Is the Aploulturel Building t 1
bushel wbeal ; 1 bushel large pass ; 1 bnsbel
small pew 1 1 Isrs of fruit ; nos orook of
butter ; 1 le0kst ; 2 citrons ; some uorn , 1
bangles flower pot ; 1 serail flower pot wi Ih
fere, Owners of the above oan get them at
the building or by enquiring at OOItDON
('OrTTte' resldeaoa nest door. McDonald
street. Dederick.
Situations Vaeant•
/`1000 GENERAL SERVANT. ONK
171- that o•o 0o plate cooking. Good wage'
plvee to the right prion. Apply to Mrs 8.A
MCUAW.81. Vh o mt .1. 1*M
Ar'1000 UIRL WANTKDIN THE K1T-
l� ehw at tbe Colborne Hones. Apple
tie Was OWO. BUXTON.
Muaio.
H. K. JORDAN
Teacher of piano. organ sod oorn,t.
Stndlo corner of Remlhoe scree d
See ware.
A�ISS OLBORNE,
Teacher of Fletcher music method, will r-
oeive pupils et nor studio- strove Mr. N•fter's
tasun00. omoe. Hemlu a street. For I.for•
mation apply either at studio or at ,,•'Ideate.
BL Patricia • street.
'I . GLENN CAMPBELL.
Orn•nat and musical director of North st.
M.U,o4.at t buroh. and rase.er- or pianoforte.
pippe• organ .sod theory, wil be pleased to re-
eelve pupils. Detrslotl• given either .t
st tidoo or •t puppil's hum es desired. etndio
•t Kmerwon's Musto S , West-.*. 7: 11
For Said.
SiORK TO KN['.-1'HK STORK
lately secureid bii H. J. Hertga. For Der-
ticalars apply ABL SMITH.
FARM FO SALL-120 ACRE FARM
on 0th boeoe56lon, Ooderlek towneble,
110 sera bleared, the h*Iance fn •ard..°,d
bosh, 16 acres of Rood oroh•rd. goo 1 horse,
••o 1 barns end at.hles• well watered and
fenced, In good stare of cultivation. A ohola
farm. BERNARD WILSON. Uodorlob
township. - . -'f
TD KENT OR FOR BALE. -A LAKGE
rosewood ino, Naw York make. Vor
ppaartticulars 8O IY to Mre MAl'Alt A. ooroer
ylorth et. and Square.
FOR SALE. -1 KITCHEN COAL
1 range, hot water re.ervolr attached, al -
mod new. will be sold cheap. Apply to
CRAB. (SATE& 21 Britannia at.. near corny
tare Factory. It
OF THE TOWN OF GODERICH,, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON, to wthorw the Cor
potati.n of the sail 'Lown to borrow the sual of
i ,, and to lend the YM t0 a Hotel Cumpanv
for the erection and estabIl01l ant at the d
town of a Hael to attwumodate what am called
summer guest..
Wnaaru sepleatioo les been tube to the Muni-
cipalCouncilof the sad '1'uwn by one, William H.
Smith, staling that Ito and hl. as.ocutes arc pr ared
w erect aad carry o miner hotel in the sud Town,
large enough to a ommodate not less than tem hen-
dredgwas, cal to be so constructed as to be suitable
for families in winter, 010) to to eady for the
a *mer season of the year 19os, providi•g the said
Town sri11 lend Lim tar them the m of tlo,u0,, for a
pariud of tee yeah 'cahoot interest, and will also
stye remission of uses (except school tax) upon nil
movements.
Ake wnanus the said town is situated npmu the
Eastern shore of Lake Huron in a situation favorable
1.r the development o( hat u commonly known
a+ a wormer mixt, ami such development work!
materially enhance the alto of property in tine +aid
Town and in vicinity, mad it u coos.dered desirable
by the sad Council to comply with the sad 1.ryuest for
• lour, upon the addit cul particulars and conditions
lerei after set forth.
Awu nnerel it is the inseanon, if this Lyy-law is
passed by the ratepayers, to apply (ora pecial Act id
the iegulature of the Province of Omen., validating
the same, and that until such validation, sew action will
Le taken nereuader.
Anka wn•ea*s it ail) Le necessary &or the purpose.
fo.esad 10 raise by way d loan the sad sum of
see upon the security of the debentures of the
.aid tie Corporatior tithe Town of Cod..lch.
Ann wwse•as the amount of the wl.ok rateable
41rope« y of the sail Municipality, secordiug to the
last revssed and equalised u.<ssment full, is tire sum
d in,rvy,ro5.
AND wuasw the .marm of the existing deism•
tore debt of the sad Mun.r.plity is now the tom of
tr78,246.63, and no principal or interest '0 in arrear.
AND aHanna, the total amount of the debt
intesndel to be ,:seated by this by Lae for the purlieus
aforesaid. is the .ail .arm of tw,ow.
ANo Wus.sA. the tout aaane required to be
seised aunuelly by spectra rate upon the triable
pnp.ety ithin the said Muuopaity, (or paying such
new deb .ml inerest, are the several um. here,n•
iter specified and directed to be levied annually
dame the ten years nest after the passu, of this
by.jir, for the repayment of the principal and interest.
1. Ba 1 n 00 *810rtn keret 110 and u is hereby
ted by the Municipal Council of the cid the
corporative d the Tos.0 d Coderich. that it ball be
arful for the klayur and 'Ifreesuler, for the time
reins, of the sant ''own, to borrow frog any person or
corporation williog Io lend the me, the .ad sum of
tno,000, for the purpose or lending the sante 10 the
person or Arsons, or Corporate body, as the case
ay be, who Jell undertake the elec0ve and estab-
lul c., d the o .d Hotel, upon the condition. here -
wafter expressed, and to '.sue therefor the debentures
of th.e sabot Corporation of the ''own d (.ol<rn:h for
tom. of not less titan f loo each, with capon attached,
fen the payment of atercal, w hick said debenture
Jail be signed by the Mayr and Treasurer of the
said '''own, and sealed with the Corporate seal, and
the. lender shall pay the Niamey .mnel upon the
ecurity of the sad debentures, unto the Branch oe
,ge.cy of the Hank oL Montreal, • t the sail Town of
(Solent+, xo the apestO credit u( the sail Town of
n;ulerlch, and the earns ilk )able out onl upon
the join J.eque o t ors d the i.l the Mayor
sad 1 reasurer and . ll Le exclusively applied for the
purp'mi afims.it.
s. And for the re payment of the said set .0
l,o,cu,, and inter st thereon It the rale r. f r pe
cent. per annumy r x
ani buss II other tes and taxes rpm the
whole ta.abk pro.perq *,.h,.. the said 5luniupaJity,
during 03.11 and esery year for the .aid period d ten
year. licit after the passing d this Ly law, and tl.e
tune, mat ion thereof by the sail the Legislative
Assembly...1 the Prasinos d (hrtario, tine &attuning
sums. namely : .
In Irk year ,9,01 the sum of It,coo.61
in the )ear spot the wnn d !,.x0+.61
n the y.ar rose the tom of $,,n.6.
111 th.e year l(u5 the sun. d �l,aw.al
la the year roue the soon d
Ia the year 1p17 the .um d
n the year toe the ata et
1n slue year toow the sot* 01
FAKM FOR. SALE BY TKNDSI(
Tender will be received tp to October the
161h, 1' 11, (or the purchase of a farm of eighty
scree. beinngg lot 1) -onoeseloo 5. In the town-
ship of Ooderioh. The pl.oe has Mau lately
occupied by Clem Newton. 1'erma to suit.
Address HOX 17:1. oderlrh. 1t
FARM FOR SALE -200 A('KK FARM
on 3rd oosereeloa Rant W aw.nosh, 100
sores cleared. balance hsrdwood bush Good
house ad modern barns, welt watered and
fenced. le good .tste of esltivet lea. A *bolos
farm. THO& HROWN. Auburn. 43 !m
Ht f t 00 LASH, OR ON TERMS TO
VDI ♦ ll snit, will purchase that large
etonr• boas with six.roomed eddltlno.sitnsted
on Plcton Sirest. Half nn acre or land with
•11 the oouttbuildin,ts thhereon thrown In. For
BOUSM, Hayfield P ➢0.1 td"THRU. J.304f.
FOR BA LB.-LOTS95. 96, 117, 118. 119
Sed lel In llatohleou.Vp .urvey, eB In
Ooderieh. For particulate appll'to1ULT.
Barrister. &o., Ooderich.
Maroh D Ah. 1900. IYt1
Insuranoe. oto.
JAB. R MACPHERSON,
STOCK BROKER.
Firm door eolith gide of West street.
neer 4'. 1'. R. Omce.
uneveepoedeDt : J. r. Moss 0* & Co.
AB orders promptly executed.
['IRAQ. R. SHAW, GENERAI. INSUR-
it ANCK sod real nate agent. Ofges. ta•
door east of P. 0.. 10oderioh. Anent for the
leading matnal Are Inetraece nom ,antes and
Leading stock oombendee.
Mreentles and manufacturing risks at
lowest rates. , Call at °Soo.
W, R. ROBKRTSON.
Arcount•nt en4Imurenoe Agent.
Hooke end anoonnte mser, up.
1pendiag. rested and rent* oolle0ted.
uo lasnran°e In Hiltl.4* and ('enndian
l OmpY les.
Ohio.- la I'rondfnnt t Hys' . o.. Narth
trot Hod.rkh.
L" J. T. NAFrKL, GENERAL IN -
1' . /HIRANO* sed Ileal IGtste agent.
p'Ire, Life, Accident and Plate Ulase Insertion°
effeetei on mutual or °ash plan at lowest
rales possible.
}teat English and ('anadian oompaoie0 rep
resented.
ONo IEt rtoof to O.rrow & Oarrow, Ras
rinses HaesUtaw Serest.
auo.6r
(,a00.ns
1 et
t,ew6.
1n the year olio the sum d 3r,wo.6r
In the year ry n the tom d $.,aoo.6.
tht rpose a( repaying the sad principal um u(
6...,u*' and .mer<st the+ or at tM re< aforesaid.
} Tina Ly -law s1.1) come into full forte and effect
immediately epee ,training confirmation thereof L)'
the sad the Legislative A..mbl) d the Prosince of
Ontarie, by • pnvate Bill to be introduced at the
neat session thereo( for such purp se.
4; Upon obta.n,n the .nction..t aforesaid, of the
sad legislature it .hall Ie lawful fen the Mayor d the
said Town to tend the said sem of A..,a.. to the
sad person et terso+s, or bol„ Corporate, proposing
to erect and estabh.h the sa I Hotel, car dee said
period d ten years, from the first dry oaf July, npr,
repayaIe without intere-t, such loan b. lee .eluted
by • Ant mortgage up..e the lands, buildings and
ether the property d the said proposed Hotel, amt
by inwra*ce pOl es** thereon in favor d the mid the
Cocoanut°. d the 'town d Oolerich, to such .0
amount as can, in the usual 0.eine, bee obtained
thereon, the premiums to be ed from time Loi time
by the sad harrower, and t4 Insurance companie.
to be wkctel and approve) d t)y the said Mayo,.
The said Loan shall not tee ad.ann ed a tuid
over until the sail Hotel 4.. conpleted nd furnished
featly Jo ercaptien sea Heel for ea .eorta,o n of
guests ; provided, however, that after this byd•w shall
ha . been confirmed Ly tM .aid Legislature, the
said the Mayen y advanre up to fo pts cent. oil
the value d the land and the bmktin s and a saint
thhereon 1. the our.. d , ornpietion, (or the pnrpo•es
d the +girt HeM; and the halonee epee the eomy7<tat
thereof .. afaeukl, such advance uDD to 50 per cent.
to be made upon • certificate or certilrates in writing
satisf tory toils. sail Mayor stating the value afore -
d. It fall lee erected, furnished and maintained
throughout the mid perioxlid les years as a 6rsl-claa'
Hotel, supplying firsoda+s summer hotel accommo.
dation 1-r n lea.t Iwo hundre,I uests, Jell cost not
le.. then 016.4., r, for land an Miildings,. and shall
be kept .pen .n each summer wawa,, during the said
period d ten years, fa a period d nut iews than +
meek:, -during the summer season, and for cis
(usher period during the Infante d the year as there
shall be trade or custom therefor, Including the use d
the said Hotel fora winter family trade.
6. 'I he said mortgage shall c retain re/v<unn0 and
agreements to r rry n the foregoing condiliona, lo.
gether with such further and other t veneers, agree-
ment., provisos ami ondition. as the Mayor and
Solicitor for the sail Town shell deem advisable for
the due and sufficient protection d the said Town in
making the said Iwn, and no part d the mid loan
.hall be paid over till the yid mortgage has been duly
settlel and executed by all nereasar parks thereto.
7. Ont d the sad loon hall be peal all the ea•
ppe�nes Incurred by the said clown in submitting this
by law to the ratepayer% and in the said application
for a a 1 Act confirming the same.
e. 'hat the votes d the elector. d the wild Muni-
cipality entitled to role (mer against this by-law, shall
be akin on Monday. the ata day d October, 1901,
commencing al the hour d nine d the Ixk 1n the
forenoon, enA closing al the h.wur of Ave d the clock in
the afternoon. and wch poll shall 4.e taken in the
arious polling places in hich the pull in the last
M naipal EI non was held. namely.
Polling Suh•Divisiw No. 1, al 6l (-lymont.-. �agon
shop, i•.. Rret:kreidge, Ilep ty Returning Officer.
Polling Sul,-(0viaion No. ,, t Thoma, t' idean's
feed store, Chea. Bates, Deputy Returnng Officer.
Potting Sub -Division No. 7. et the'town H.lI, E.I.
t anr:very, Deputy Returning Office,.
Prang 3uh.DIvIdon No: 4, se J. R. Rtmtiwmsi.
machine shop, John t'. Rates, I)rputy Returning O1A-
Modloal.
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R w. F. OALLOW, PHYSICIAN
en4 SlMeen. Oeee In RMok of 00en
meta betiding. west .1de of Stets Night
calls et raeldesiea Lisle et. W. Passe M.
AROUND TOWN.
FueItTSgs Ytete IN I'.NITgNTIARY.-
Howard W•Iker, the negro who wait
•rralgued at the Stratford assizes lest week
for the fatal @hooting of • Fellow -employes sal
the Yea-Amerlwo otrous lest May, and who
pleuied guilty to the obarge of manslaugh-
ter, was seutooced by Judge Ferguson to
fourteen years to the Klogsloo poniteatl►ry.
Fort TH1 Hoerrr*l..--At the meeting of
the l/+o/titers of the Empire held last Mon-
day afternoon It was louud that the
•nou0ts promised on the lut0 of those who
owv•Ned the town come Oo something over
$1500, with whiob, together with what 161
Idles already bave to hand .nd hops to
oollsot in various ways through the °eattag-
winter months, the hospital may be beguu
to the early spring of 190'2.
WowLD Br A (.00u '1'IUNu.-A London
•ubaonhsr (a Former ree.deal of Huron
oou0ty) ta renewing his anbsoripllun to THE
SIGNAI. .101.. that ua has been w•tobiag
what this paper sey■ •bout elootrlo roads,
sod he thinks • road from London to
Uod.nch running ba4we.o tie L., H & B.
and the lake wool' be of maoh benefit to
Goderlob and London and to all the motion
through whioh It would run.
FI'rY HORRNs.s $0111: r. -There wets over
a buodied hones at the agi ioullural ground.
Last Friday,:when Col. 1)eot, with 1)r.
Bowhrk and Capt. Cbapllo, was hen to
buy horses for tee Imperial Army. Itobt.
MuLesu had about seventy bores'' 00 the
ground• ; the rema!nder b,longed to differ•
e01 person'. Forty nice of Mr. McLean's
horses were accepted. and only one of all the
others presented. Mr. McLean le W h•ye
• la'. of rejemted bores on Saturday next.
W kuuap AT PHILAUILrH1A.-Andrew
Rougvle, the well known yo og hardware
man, returned from Yhiladel,hla with his
bride o0 Thursday olght, and they have
taken 0o their residence fn the handsome
new dwelling on Lighthouse street recently
oompleted for Mr. Rougvte. The bride was
Mis. Mabel ,lona, of PhHedslphl., and the
wedding took plane at the teddenos of her
parew a in that city o0 Wednesday. THE
SIoNAL e1te.4. It' congratulettoos upon
the peasant .Sent.
CAREIE 1e Corrigan.-Acoordiag to Mr.
Videan, manager of Motors Opera House,
TIIx MIUNAL'e surmise as to ahs improba-
bility of Mrs. Carte Nation's paying • yG10
to Goderioh woo incorreol Hs say' that
he has made an engagement for Mn. Na-
tion's appearance at the Opera House some
time the month, the date not yet fixed.
Meager Videan has • number of good
things booked for tho semen. Among the
e arliest on hie lis; are "1'belms," to be
prenrnled by Alden Heoedlnl, and "The
Mountebank,"by Edward i)O.ze, who Le
Already well known here.
TIIE Review AT 'TORONTO. -NO. 1 oom-
p.oy k drilling at the armory In prepay
attoa for the review to take pl•os before
the Iluke of Cornwall and York I. Toronto
orzt week, In whiob the 33rd regiment is to
take part. l0 Is Dot yet known definitely
whet'_er Monday or Tuesday will be the
day of departure. The original instruction.
wars to leave on Monday, but It is possible
that the departure may be delayed until
Tusedey, and to thi. eau it I. likely the
special train will leave Goderlch •0 10
o'olook Tuesday morning. 1'he different
oo)upat ie' will mobil z0 a0 convenient
what.. Th. rovlew la to take plus oo Fri.
dsy.
PubU• Nottteoo.
WARNINO - '1'Hi9 iS TO (IWVF.
Sonne that anyone bathing o(l the
1•land.. lane or kenpering with the ferry,
Rhaetian sr fres -See noon any part of one
D wt1. ATTR arrested and Fres•• .
Dont of Re1FWon•
COURT i» REVISION.
VVOT$R/,LIST Op(1RRT�COi.RORN R TO W N
lr 111fINa/ yea that • court wIB be
�^ 1111/1 M Voters' i.Isu Art. h Ills
Hann W Ogaaq tine of the (lonntff Cart
• t toweshlp hell,
tllwe. • tM
�Iss11th,•tlee. u.te
several town' of errors
VMI.•' IMt for the
M 4Ow,Ohlp•pfor 1901.
Its gwf soda ees
IYni)Ostiliff,
Carlow. FgMy,
hear all
eaA
maim of
All weans
u dlMi�w
Clerk �l MO gild lewaAb eed ess.tltat-
a Work st IN MO Mori.
appreo.te h s 56rvlces. His place will It•
filled by F. P. Beloher, travelllog agent of
the Company.
CotIKTY COORT.-A eeaaion of the County
Uoaut wag held o0 Tuesday fur the trial of
nno•jary oases. There was only moo action
on the 11.0, that of Hamllnk v.. Mills
The plaintiff, D. F. Hamllnk, sold a boild-
log at Gerrie to the defendant, Wm. Mills,
with the oondltion that • quantity of apple
waste whioh was In the building at the
time and which belonged to the plaintiff
should be allowed to remain there until the
plaintiff desired to remove it. The plaintiff
GRAND TRUNKS°' EM
DIKE OF YORK'S CELEBRATION,
TORONTO. October 19th and 11th.
Fare. $1.06. Uolerieh to Toronto and return,
gofog October 9th. 10th and I It h, valid for re-
turn leaving Toronto on or before October lin
1901.
Pan-American Repetition Bufalo, Ootober
4th. IRth and 25th. Fare 81.05. Ooderlch to
Bufaio and return. Tioket• good going all
rewnhir trains ()t toMer 4, IR and 25th, %slid
seturniest Irom Buffet° on or before Monday
following date of issue. All tlokst. good to
trap over at Niagara Falls.
Be sure and purchase your ticket. from
F. 6. I.AWRRN•'K
Town T.oket Awoot, U. T. It.
ONO. T. HELL• M. ('. I)T0K ON,
G.P. & T.A . 1). r, A.
Office Ifonre 4 A. Y. to 10 a v.
Money refandrl on all tickets purchased
and not need.
Pollin`` Sub.Divhion No• 5. at Mrs. Welton', .hip,
David Marwid., Delete Returning Officer.
Pilling Sub-Divieon No. 6, at rophey's furniture
snxe. Harry Watson, Deputy Returning (Macer.
Polling Soh -Division No. 7, at James Hays' dosed
ling house, John Bain, Dep ty R,mrmng O r.
9. That the Clerk d the said Corporation shall
attend at the Town Hall in the said Town, on Tues.
.lay, the rand day ofOctobee 1901, at n o clock in the
1, renoon to .um up the numbs d votes given for ami
against tjhi by law, and the Mayor will attend et the
sad'townsHall en Saturday, the 19th day d October,
19o,, at the holt d eleven o rlork in the forenoon, for
the appointment d persons to attend at the various
polling places and at the fnal summing up d the said
votes by the Clerk, on behalf of the persons interr..nl
m promoting .r opposing the passing d the, by-law,
rnpernvrly.
Prov.eonally 90+004 thea r7th day d Sepemlrr,
rq.r. tVw. h11T, net t_ Clerk,
1 gall JAwrc WO sore, Mayor.
TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing in e
trun ropy of a propo.ed by Few which has been
taken into most.joration. and which will be
finally pamwl by the Council in the event
e erltMw thein
obtained
n th el
omen• 1
of the R
tberRto, after one month fmm
the first
publie*tirm thereof in The (lrwlereh Star
newspaper, which mid first publication took
p&Aro on the 27th day of September, 1901,
and et the hour, day and planet therein
geed for taking the votew of the elector.,
the/ poll will be held.
50 2t Wo,. MrTo1niLd., Tnwn Clerk.
(I•elrey Roll, who is attomdleg Trine,
College, Toronto. wi11 preeMe a Ma terra
twe•n•ewI pipe organ le the allege °Impel
during the current sellas• year.
Oee. W. Themeee A Yen ha.. beeght
net the bl.tele repair and livery business of
George Jeheetoe, •ed have Ine.rperstee 10
*1tk .halt owe beldame, with Mr. Joist's
In aerie.
- Legal Sale.
olaimed (hat this an'Ilion was vlola•d and
that the place w.* lookedagainet blm when
he attempted to ninny. the apple west.
W. I'roudfoot appeared for the plaintiff and
the oan was not defended. Hie Heoor
.fudge Doyle gate judgment for the plain.
tiff, aeseselog tie damages at $111.67.
FATALITY AT CLINTON.-Yesterday MOrM-
tog the body of 'Shoe. Klliott, • young farm
er llving In Uolerloh township, was found
on the road near Clinton. 1(e was taking t
load of apples to Olintou when It Is 049900ed
the horn' ran away and he was killed.
His clothes were torn .nd the body was
out. Demured was the ms000d son of (.ab,
, tel Elliott and leaves • widow and 004
oFnl0.
IxA1H tar CATI.EY HAMILTON -News
wee reolved this week of the serious illness
of W. Ceyley Hamilton. K. C., of Regina,
N. tt. T , son of Mrs. G. C. Sna0000 and
son-io law of Hor•oe Herten, of town. W.
L. Horton 1,R yesterday morolog for Regius
u,4 liter In the day word mane that Idr.
H•milto'i had died st I o'clock In the.lter-
aa,,. 1'artaoelari of the sad event have
not yet been realised here. Mr. 1(omllton
suffered from Bright's disease.
A SuoIAL El/Korot.-Tbe l). l;. I. Liter•
cry Society loaugurated the term by a
promenade 1n the assembly room. on Fri-
day eyeeinp last. Mualo and conversation
made • very pleasant 10.010g fur the au•
dents and their friends. Ballots were out
for the best •o0ven►ttooalt.t among the
young ladies and the vencv gentlemen,
respectively, sod the result will be sa unao
ed .t the mixt meeting of the.Sootety. The
numbers oh the program ',eluded pl.00
solos by Mies Edo. Guor1,Mlss Pearl Evans,
Miss (Iraa Dyke, Mia Grace Strang, Miss
E. Tye, Mlss Irene Acheson. duet. by
Mins May Dunlop .t.l Oliye Buchman,
Miss F: and l'eruy lye, Miss K. and
Kegg o lye, and • violin solo by L Kundle.
Ti. regular maftinee of the So.lsty will
co nmonce Friday of next week.
DEATH or (,HARLEI4 Btx MCLEAN.-The
following, Irom '1b. Leesburg (FIs.) Com•
merctal, refers to • brother of Dr. 1'. F.
McLean, formerly of town, and Mrs. M. C.
Cameron : Deed, a Marcotte, on Wisdom
day, September 25th, 1901. Charles Bte
MoLeao, who was born at Perth, Ontario,
Canada, April 28:h, 1840. The burial took
place at Lme Oak Cemetery, Leesburg,
yesterday. Key Wm. Johnson conducted
the funeral eerviu .. Tbe deceased was the
youngest eon of John McLean, Id. 1). K. N.
He enlisted in the 18 b Cavalry, N. V , in
the lout years of the .Sar of the Sae. and,
after the war closed, took up a homestead
•t what le now Gladden, W;.. He w8* for
• number of years a resideot of Ashland 13
the same state. and alms from there to
Florid• io 1894, mottling at Cogent. Il,e
wife. two sons and • daughter surviv him.
SALROF VALUABLE FARM PROP.
ORTY -
Under end by virtue of the power contained
lea artsle mortgage elated the 71th day of
May 1887 made to the vendors, there w111 be
sold by pablio suction a Buxton's hotel, In
the town of Golerlch, In the county of Iluron.
on Seturda. the 96th day of tictober, 1901. et
12eclook noon. by John Knoz. auctioneer,
the following vaiauM. pron.rty, namely ; the
south half of lot number 3 In the Rth ooneee-
eton. western division of the township of Ash
fielA, in the comity of Huron.
There are about AO sores of the above lan..e
cleared. The moll In of nerdy loam •ad le well
watered by a geek. The hulillnms consist of
a log horn 66x3), • hoose 1z30 and a granary
16zl1, Tho Limpet tv tin .41.03ed I4 milom from
00'lrrirh, I1 from Ln -know 10 from Ripley,
and 3 from Heiden, ons moors ros•1.
Terme Ten per cent. of the purohsn
mortar at the time of sale nod the hsl.nce
within ono mouth thereafter.
For further particulars apply to the n110
floater or to
PHILIP HOLT, JOIIN KNOX.
Veiier's Solleltor. Auctioneer.
Dated tlle3hh day of September. 1901. 50 It
Auotion Sale
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - OCT. 3.
Pogo
Bu.low'
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It Will l'ay You-Llatowel
Col lege
Good Shootgo4-C, 1'. K
duotion Sale -John Knox
Selo of Farm Property -P. Holt
The Obpaot-Alien & Molv.r
Hyl.w No. 9 -Toren of Uod•rhsh
Millinery -W. A. MoKim
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Store to Kent -A. Smith 5
Farm for Sale --Bernard W flwo .. _ 1
Announcement -S. K. Hick; 1
Cocoerniup Far.- Redeem Bros. 8
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
This le the tlmo of year when an ovrooet
is veiny often appreciated. If yyou want • good
gee rant of coy weight go to l'rldhatn'•. The
beet materials trade up in the right way.
Mies Beaumont, Newgate street, is have
log the roof of Ler dwell og raked several
teat.
The next great event 1. she Dungan0or
show, on Thursley sod Friday of next
week.
W. Burrows and Son took in last Satur•
day at their elevster over 1300 bushels of
grain.
11 a ars pleased to learn that Mrs. Ju.
Henle Is Improving after her leant severe
Illness.
Division Court was
Tbe hnokey orae came
settled.
The friend■ of Miss Andrews will be
pleased 00 know that she hes recovered
from her attack of typhoid fever.
W'mt. Barrows Ie appointed as judge o0
grain •t Doog.nnon,thl. beep hu thirteenth
year In succestop. He Wu also juige at
the 1.. N. 1V.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Browo have returned
from Toronto. They will be at home
to r oelve their friends en Thursday
and Friday of meet week, at their reeidoca,
Nelson street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Horton have glven
up their grocery busloess here and are
moving to Sault Ste. Marie, 'l'ney will go
tato business there and hope M share to the
growing prosperity of the "Soo,"
Roy Jamieson, of Drsytoo,North Dakota,
afters oollege course at the State 001,.r
city at Minneapolis, where he took a very
high stenHHog, hes Dome to Uodyr'.41 to
°retinue tIostudy of the drug business
with his uncle, 9. E Hoak,
There should be • good house at next
Monday evsnio4's sotertelomoot under
the sospioet of the King's Daughter..
1Vill J. W hits, the well known humorous
vocalist, wilt be tweeted by /rood loaf
falser. Remember -next 6looday eveo
ng, In Victoria Opera House.
held on Tuesday.
up, but *u not
Teti DcN.teNNON SHOW -The anonel fall
exh,b.tioo of the Ashfield and Wnwanosh
'drench Agricultural Society, to he held on
Thur, fay ecd Friday of next week a Dun-
gannon, will be attended by • l.rge
n umber from town, and some of our eater
poising merchants w141 be repre0aoted there
The Du Brannon show Is always a great •t•
tr.otio0. sod with g•dd weather the atter.
dace t1.. yea will pro:rattly be • rmard-
breaker. 0, Friday evening • grand eoter-
tainment will be held. J. H. Cameron, the
welt-knowo entertainer, of Toronto, and
Mb . Elith Smith, of Luokoow, s000mpao•
est, have been secured, In addition to the
folio/nog teleot: 'The Misses )'atterson,
soloists, Auburn; Miss Mary Pentland,
elocutionl.t, 1)uop.000n; Min Lours Bryd-
ge., elccutiu,ist, Ooderlch ; Misses Nellie
Monvto and Maggie MoNevio,entertalnersln
Highland onstume; Murdoch MoKay, piper,
Ki nett, and others. 1)on't mist the Dun-
gannon talr--O.:tober 10.h and 11th.
Rao, K F. ARWATRON.+ WEnDED,-
Many Godderloh people will be I0/er0led to
the fallowing wedding an0oupcemeet from
The Windsor Record of Ieet week, the
groom being the .OD of Edword Armstrong,
of town. A very'prstty social event took
pl.ce.t 7:30 u'ulook Tuesday •0 the red.
deoca of Mr. slid Mrs. A 'Stowell, 128
Caron -ave, when their daughter, Feges T.,
was united In muriate to Rev. Egerton
Franklin Armstrong, B A , H, D., of Tap-
pervltle. 1'he ceremony was performed by
Rev. Jae. Lein/Woos in the midst of the
relatives sed intimate friends of the con
tracting parties, The bride was sedated by
her old friend and schao4mnre, Miss Minole
Symlopton, of Boston, while Rev. Arthur
Barker, of Ve Ilkeeport, Ontario, .ulsted the
groom. After the guests had partaken of a
wed.ling supper, Mr. and Mr.. Armstrong
left on the midnight trate for Buffalo and
loner relate east. They will snide I0
Tupperyllle.
i)KATul set' JAMMU I11.AIN, PERTII COrNTo.
- -One of the moat respected residents of
S,uth Futhopo, oonnty of 1'.r.h, dlnl on
Thursday Iset, in the parson of John Blain,
et ths .g• of ty•threo years. Mr.
Blain had hren a remarkably healthy man,
and h.d been 111 only • d.y previous to his
dee! h, which was due to heart failure. The
deoesse4 was • native of Ayreh're, Riot•
lend, having n0me to ('ands with his
fither, the tole John Bl.in, about fifty five
years son. The brothers of the deaued
e ra Huph Itlain, of the Key, Blain Com-
panv, Toronto ; Davl.1 Blain, barrister,
Toronto; .lame, Blslo, Toronto, and WII.
Ilam RI.In,Harrie. A family of aevrn dsogh•
ter. and three eons survive. Mr. Blain wes
• Liberal to relit r+, .nd • member of Knox
ehural), 9'ratterd. Being of • retiring dlr
pneltton, he toyer songhtmunlolpai or other
Mhos. He .njnyd • wide acqunlntance end
was bonord and respected by a large chole
of friends. He wee a brother of the late
Mrs (Ray ) M. MacKay, of Goderloh, .nd
Mr MacKay attended the faoeral, whioh
took place on Sstarday.
A(101ION MALK OF FARMS AND
FARM STOCK. -
John Knox has received Instenotione from
Mr. Alexander Olsen to sell by pnbl'o ■action
on lot A, eonoeeslon 9, Colborne. ti mile, east
of ('arlow, on Monday,the 11(h day of October,
1001. nommencle( at the hoer of I!, noon
4 mllch row,, due to °Alva In Nov.. 1901: 6
much cows. dna to calve In January, 1912 ; 6
mlch cows, due 'entire In April to Jan. 3,
190! : one now, three Tears o14, and nal' ; 1
thorenghhred Ayrshire hall, 4 yeses old, reale.
Nred ; f edeas, rising 3 years old ; 7 steers,
riing 5 yeas old ; 6 halter,• rising ! yeas
5 he r caly ; 26
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1 .tear nwlves Ifs es S ro
p
w lemhs • 1l SAro hl �Ow
hlne a s s es 9 te
• W
4 less 01A ; 1 HArnp'hhrr ram, ! resrm� olA,
registered a 1'ork,hlro brood Row•, In pig;
1 thmm�ehilred Berkshire hoar. le months o ;
1 g*n.sl nnrpo.° herte. 6 year■ old : 1 r ele-
lag hone, N year, old . 1 renes) pnrpese geld.
lag.! teen 04.1 Aho • first sun 50 -sere
farm. west heli of lot R, Rth conceeelon. Col
been*, frame hone. with peed naltar. good
tarn with stable, 3 mores of 3rnh.rd. 3 acres of
bl b Thiel farm 1. well fennee and well
drelned. SMI weed clay atm. Also 00 tenor
of n -et elate Ian&, went half of lot 4. otos. 1.
(o enree. •1) ne ar cultivation. all .ewo1 elay
leant. The ahoy farms ar. In Arta -slate nese
Alston enA are gree -nicer lend. Terms for the
@fnnk All some of 81st (10 •,A ad.r, cash
over that •mount., It monthi osd.t will tin
ghee 00 fnrnlah(n7 approved 'Mat notew. Rix
per tent. will be •1 owed off for tomb. Terme
of the fermi mai% known en Aa! of rale, A■
Mr. N1.nn k wlvtre ap the tor• lame the
•boy will bs gold.
AL�)C GLo ie r. JOH ASION C, .
COMINU AHD G01NG.
Mr. and Mn. Frank Martin are visiting
In Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ph•rls are visiting In
Detroit,
Mks Mitchell left last week ono visit to
Cleveland, 0.
R. E. Smith .pent • few day! at Buffalo
Otte put week. __
W Ill HIBler 4. bows hos C.g/ary, N. W.
T., for a short visit.
UeorgeTristram, of Hamlltoo. I. vlslMsg
ht..t.ter, Mrs. Egener.
Hon. J. T. (Jarrow was at Owen S•ned
this week on legal business,
Mos F'lo ('onnolly, of (Iderloh township,
le attending St. Margaret's College, 'Toronto.
Mies Ethel Rhymes. left Monday morning,
for Hamilton to attend the Normal College.
Mn. Fred Hunt returned to Chicago o0
Saturday after a visit to her relatives hen.
Mn. Walter returned lost week from •
visit to Owen Sound and other northern
pointe. -
W. Y. H•ydeo left on Monday to put In
his last term .t the ach,ol ..t 1)antlstry to
Toronto.
W. W. `Stoddart lett Monday morning to
resume hl. tbeologioal oourse •t LouisviMs,
Kentucky.
Mye. Jas. Eiwsrd, jr., returned to
Ohac.go on `Saturday after • vl.lt to her
old home here,
Mis. Olive Buchanan left for Toronto on
Moud•y t• enter upon a ooarse .t the P'ro-
vinol.l University.
Mr.. W, W. M @off hoar and ohtl lren left
Thundry) last on • visit to Chatham,
41 indoor •m4 Detroit.
Mr. Geo. Hanits and children ),'ft on
`laturday for their home In Winnipeg star
a visit with relative. here.
The Mise. Gamiry returned Tued.y
night from their trip to Manitoba. They
had a pleasant and interesting time.
London Advertiser: Mrs..1. J. Wrlgbt,
of the Print Farm, Ooderioh, i. 'ttting
Mrs. T. l'. 1Vright, Ptooid{IIe street.
Mr.. and Mee Jones, et Woodstoob, were
the guests of the Mimes 1Vashington, k..t
.treat, for .eyeral days the put week.
Stuart Lane left on Friday to .pend e
few days •0 th. PaawAmerlo.n hefore going
to Toronto to take hl. course se the L.w
Soba[.
Chas. Adair, 1•te of A. MoD. Allan's
store, has taken a position as clerk 1. the
beet and shoe .tare of Wm. Taylor & Soo,
Clinton.
little Randle let Monday morning for
Toronto to enter the School of l'raotioal
Solana•, where be *ill take a Oouree to
sleolrial engineerlog.
KNTRRTA0NwgNT AT ''ORT ALBERT. -Do
Friday evening leaf • reolt.1 was given by
pupils of Mlu Mildred Campbell In the
Foresters' Hail .t Pnrt Albert. A party of
young people drove out from town either to
take part to nr to attend the entertainment.
Rev. M. M. Goldberg disnhsreed the datles
of ehairman Ina very pleasant m►nn,r.
Organ eeloe were given by Misses Lett).
Bennett, Olive F Oster, FAA MoConnsll,
(Irate Deloeg, Evelyn Hayden, Mahai Qadd
anti Blanche Oliver, Wesley Graham and
Will Sage, ail doing orodlt both to them
eelres and to their teacher. An •musing
pantomime, "1 don't want to play In yens
yard," was given by a nnmher of girl', end
little Miss h.velyn Hoyden sang a solo
The ether numbers on the program were
oentributed by (l.ierloh talent and were
greatly apDrenleted, mayoral theorem being
en Usti
Miss A meek ►oA she
g
t M losat
llrydieo rtnlered vnoal selections, MIes
Laura Heyde.. sod Miss Edna Stratton
melted, and George fa Allan west. ebrongh
his °lever olah-ewinging performance. Mr.
OnAAber, rendered • well deserved tribute
to M to s Campbell fnr hes snoo ., ss • teacher
of reale as, elemnnslrated by the parfnr
mantes of her pupil., and after singing the
natenal anthem the gathering dispersed
The hail was filled to the door, end • anedly
teem was raised M assist the Foresters In
peeing off the debt on their new hail.
Refers Iesvino fns home the )10derleh y,nno
people wore entertained Ina very kind c.d
hesplt.Me manner al the home 01 Mr, and
Mn. H. Hyden
Th.�p Ik hew le new lighted wii t bite
Isesd $ tights.
and Mr...1 E. Andrews, of Clevelanl,
O., spent lou• week w0 Mrs. An.lrews' old
home *t iienmill.r. Oo their return to
t Lem end on Saturday they were acoom
panle4 by MI.. (:race Stewart.
7 HE GREAT NORTHWESTERN FAIR•
901 a Success Tab gear 0056* Poops.
trio,. h i. Time ler. ('h
The Great Nurthweetern exblblldon was
held on 'Tuesday .nd Wedoosday .d this
week. The exhibits to most of the dep.rt-
meats were up to the average, both le
.uentily and In quality. There were, how-
ever, only • few display. by merchants and
maeulaotur•rs, and the male bullding had a
deprwlagly vaoan0 look. A oartatn lietl56e-
nem seemed to pervade the whole show, and
pu,plet aro wondaring how maoh longer the
U. N. W. will remain to .xkteooe. Com•
pared with the hr.vs start wi){ph was mail•
in the new grounds some duzem or more
years 800, there 1. arts a weful lack ot 1n-
thualasm Mending the f.lr, 'Ile faille(
o8 of some 1165 in the gate receipts this year
le nut In emelt a matter of great (mportaeoe,
tempt u • sign of the continued decline is
the formates of the exhibition wblob hu
been 70)04 on for year. and whioh It not
. non • d will result iu Its complete ex-
tlootlor. Something 1. wrong, end the
Assocution should take prompt and rudioal
measures to put the fair oo a bettor basis.
1Ve do not know th.t those who have had
the management of the show hays not don•
their best, but the loot i. all too apparent
that they have not suoo.ded In keaoing up
the measure of pubho lotereet whioh is
eseentul to the maintenance of • gond ex-
hibittoo. We do 001gtar• ►o say wbat 1n
o ur opinlon would be the proper •tap to Wake
to bring about a revival, but certainly some
thing should be dons to rekindle the
waning enthusiasm of the people el the
town and oountry, sad to make the tole •
greater suooese than It hu been for oho Fut
few Yeats at .oy rate.
Outlde of Toronto and Loudon Goderlob
might have the greatest fall sbow in
Western Vetere. So far u the exhibits
are conoernsd, we can hold our own with
the beet of them, .nd if we oould mak• the
show a holiday oo0aa,on for tisk whole
...,too. thane would ire no daoger of the sad
ending whioh now threaten■ the Great
Northwestern. A powerful tonic Is required.
11 the old dootor is helpleea, dismis. him
and nail In • Deer one. but for any sake
don't let the patient die.
An 40ui4,01 In connection with the fair
wbioh occurred ou Tuesday evening hu
mused • greet dell of commernt. The Col.
leglate lostltute football players oto the
agricultural grounds for their game, and on
Tuesday atter sohool boar. • number of
them, aooempanied by H. K. Jt.rdao, went
lD over the fence for. erotic. They were
ordered out and Mr. Jordan demurred.
Finally he and President Martie not Into
as altercation and angry words were
betwe6a therm. Alter sapps- Els. ord�n
went down to the grounds with the Marlon
Band, of which he Is leader, and whiob we.
to play during the evemiop. The directors
were willing to admit the ban.1, but on
• cooant of the wrangle to the •fternaoon
►hey wool.' not let Mr. Jordan tooter,
and he turned around and the band m►roherd
up town again.
To make maters worse, sernothing had
gen. wrong with the eleotrio 1141140, and
the manager. h•1 to hunt up lanterns,
(amps and portable gas light• to llgbt rho
mate bull ling, and thee. did not make the
plea just se hrtgbl a day. It rained for .
while during t e evsning, too, .04 naturally
the .tteadana wa0 not very large.. Tbe
wttr$otlen of the evsning was the famous
old end man of the minstrel .t.ge of forty
years •go,Coel Barges' (by the way, • I ids•
rich boy before he took to the .legs), who
gave • performance on a plettorm to the
mein hail,
On W•doesday thesum lentle oousteo-
aea to the tole, and In the alternooe there
w.s a fairly good orowd en the vrouede.
The directors tied wised to Seatortb for lee
33rd regiment bend, wbioh o•ms up on the
morning train .n4 played on the grounds In
the •fternoo., The speeding contests were
the mum •ltraution, enA w,• o not coin.
plated uot:l • lido hour. The results ware
ou follows :
Farmer's trot or pace -
1'. H. W Ilsua
Joe. Hugill
.1. M. Reed
A. A. 1 Dung
W'. Mc)rory
Y. Mo}'hall
Free -tor -all trot or
.Soho Storm'
Two Strike'
Maggie Usher•
Names of horses.
2:45 leo,' and 2:42 irot-
Geo. Whitely... ......332754 1 1 1
K. R. Swart.
F. Boreenberry
E. Newt,
.1. Johnston
C. Hoedoru,n
.1. Miller
.1. A. Inglis, of the (I. N. W. Telegraph
Co., vieltae hie parent., Mr. and Mr.. A.
Inglis, lighthouse • lase week before
leaving for Faust, New York St.te, where
he has been promoted to a lucrative pal
tlnn.
Mrs. A..1 Moore, Mrs. Alex. Davldenn
and idle. Lirz:e Aoheeon represented the
minlonary societies et North street Meth.
ndlet oharoh at the London oonferenoe non
vnllnn of the WVoman's Mlnsionorit Societe.
hrl l at Marnla this weak.
MIs. l urs Anhesnn left potinly ifter-
noon for Chlo•go to join the Roston Ladles'
Symphony IDehestre, In whioh .he will play
first violin. The orchestra will make a
l onr er tending ever about slit months. it
will ho • new and Interesslno etp6nenee for
our accomplished yoani towuwnmen.
Mies Nellie Itrewn left nn Saturday fnr
Detroit, whore she Intends to reside. Meee
Rrnwn ha. been on the competing self of
THn g1ONAL for some time, and In her re.
mo..l we lose a good, faithful worker. Sha
wee .nnnmp•nlod to I9•treis by her deter,
Mies Edith, who had been vetting her.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
p.ee-
111
223
43`2
344
5 dr
6 dr
1 1 1
223
3 3 2
"iron (It"Tablets for health end strength,
25n . box . ('ent rat Drog Stere,
Soo "iron Ox" In Hi.k'. drug store *1e
dow.
Oyster., always fresh, at tee• 044 rellahlf
oyster henna, V lot0rla ReeMsran►, W 561
se., In bulk er'srved all style. lee groom,
frete, eeafeetlwesy, e(gare, eta 0. BwoM-
mPoxm. pr pe ser. ;1el•N.se 70.
224121655
117466344
675212233
443333422
7516455de
566577 dr
The running rma was not finished. 'Where
were four entries. (.00 dropped oat and
the others, R. K. Smith, W. Marney an4
J. L. Aitken, •greed upon • division of the
prime money.
TIIE al lflhl Tt,
Plante and oat flower. woro not numer-
ous. but among the latter there were morn•
erond.peolmeu., particularly in dahlias, In
which the well known growers, Chem.
Wells and Wm. Warnock, had exc.•;lent
colleotlons. Phlox. asters, pansies and pe•
tante' •Ise made • good sit',wlog.
W h•uv.+r may b, said of the other •x-
4111.IN, the fruit display h.s certainly held
set• own and kept up the reputation of the
Northwestern as belne headquarters for the
hest display of fruit In the 0000(7. When
tt Is smoldered that our trait crop Is one of
the smallest ever known, nod le estimated
•t only about one-fifth of w full crop, and
that the high winds of the put few weeks
hd almost reined the prospect• for • gond
display, It is twd•d a remarkable thlnp
that the tables should have been sn well
supplied, end that so few of the different
meotions o. the prim list shnul. have Item
represented. Tho •pple,whleh by •M odd.
Is our prinolpalfralt, w•erepresented by nn
lees than thirteen °elle,lons and 175 platen,
and for beanty of .peoimen the e.hlblt has
been surpassed. ['hoes grand olnl
standby. far whioh the county is famous,
viz., the Spies, Baldwins and Kings, would
he • ns•de a bl show b r e
y 4 y h mselver, cad N
was no small task ler the judges to •ward a
prize when ail specimens looked so good and
se near porfenttoe as possible. ('ears were
r. presented by four eoll•ct'ons and 76
plate., and soma real fin• Bartlett., Anjou
• A (; •
lair a m. need •
0 th tables }'lOm,
g g
•wtog to the leteesse 0f the .nseem, were
not well r•preesoted. Only fourteen plate.
were •hewn. A few fine plates nt pe•°hen
and some remark ably fin• tininess went alio
a be seen. Grapes filled op • whole •eotlen
of the allotted tiptoe and •hewed o•rein
enitivatIon, besides • ler4• number of new
varlotbe of dseld•d merit. Thee were slit
oollentlnu and eighty two pl•lee for Insrea
tion, and many were the praises bestows,
by the Interested vlethrto Cieres' and
melons were 1e greater number than venal
anti remarkable for their I•re• alma
An uh*b11 *414.4* attracted general •tt,n•
Mon and wbioh should have been el sepeelai
Inteest to hertloalterles was a eelleetlon
« lass•N Iajotloa. te phase, sleety Ina., .
ed 1• a owe with • eard attached M .mob
lwect glytng lie name and stating tthe partl-
oular trees 0r planta to which 1t was Injuri-
ous. '1'h• oolloottoo Wu made by Nermas
Allan, who referee, or•de for making .o
tot.reating and useful •n .dditlg. to Oke ole
'clop..
At Lao north end of the hall vegetables,
grain., dairy pruduotw, oto., were In t heir
soeustomed planes. There was notes large
• showlog of vegetables u In formes years,
hat the quality was good. The firs' prie.
squash was of pretty goad sloe, bee0 ta osmr
portion with those of ppre,leua years 11 was
only • ehsdow. Breed, oak's, oaosed trate
and .uoh things mad. a tempting display.
The (iodirtob Organ Co. had • large.pane
for their annual ddpey of organo arta
stools. Joe of the lnetrumen0 had a tow
arrangement of stops, wbkh allows et the
olo.est approach Io the •ppearano. of •
piano whioh •rgau manufacturers have y.$
made.
1'h. space on the we.0 side of the hall
was the best lighted to the building. When
the •leotrlo lights failed, • member of gas
lamp• were obtained from McKenzie &
Howell and Le. & Shepherd. The latter
are.geots for the E0000my gas lamp sed
McKenzie & Howell for the Auer gas light,
and tb.y oertaloly had a good adyerti..•
meet 'Tuesday •voning.
J. H. WVor5611 h.d a large exblbit et
stoves and ranges. Oue of the •Moves an
view was a handsome Art Amherst bo•e-
burner whioh has beep sold to the town tee
the heating of the council ohambers.
Jehe Kuox bad • Dumber of fine mittn
on exhibition. A young women reprwn0-
Ing the London l offee t Sptoe Co. had •
stand from whioh ahs db.oributd sample
paok•ges of Yolk baking powder and tea
bearlike made with ►he same.
Upstairs were the exhibits of fine arts,
ladles' fanny week, elo. The ladles are
doing their share towards keeping up the
standard-ot the exhlbl*Ion, and the fanoy
work male • meritorious display. The
►cooing were very neatly arranged, and the
work both In quality and quantity was •n
•dean)" upon previous years.
1'ee pablio school children had the usual
display of writing and drawing.
Tie display 1n the 8ne arta department
was suoh as would re8.at oredlt upon any
show of equal size. Ode hundred sad fit•
picture• and drawings 1n •11 ware shown
and there was an absence of the large pro•
portion of rubbish usually men. Yom.
attempts, of course, showed undeniable
•m•teue effort bat it may be taken that on
the whole a deotded Improvement le m.ot-
feet to 10(0 general .tyle and elocution of
the work. Many old friends and prise•
winners were 0,0,0.1 and some ■ew ex.
hibl*ors put to en •ple ra e. for the fires
time. Mrs. C.utpbell took many primes Is
the ell painting. and also In water oolor.
bee. Fowler to water oolor dowers and
animals and sepia, Miss Lou'e Andrews to
water color landscape. Mrs. Hole, of
Wingham, had some tale. oils and some
water color which were oo the whole
rather too labored. Mies Smith had some
ooples and some original In water (elor,
Muter A. (Jarrow had • very splreed pea
and Ink •ketch of a head. Mn. Howrle, •
n evloo, had eons very maoh worked ells.
The Roy. M. Tarobull showed his deft
pencil In • lovingly rendered platers of she
rectory and old W .mated oharoh. Tb.
profo.4onal alms was represented only by
J. A. Fowler, who showed ten of his best
water colors.
U lip speaking, there was • leek of
attention to correct drawing and aloe N
chl.roscure, or Ne art of "bode, and
shadow, for whioh rasion many expesMnta
were duappoloted, but may Mke the hint
kl•dly and see bow to Improve foe m•tkes
rectation.
Mist Andrews had ooe of her group In
play, representing the great powers el Mae
world to their typical oharaoters. A recent
eventjwu'portrayed by ih• figure et • Col•
e.tt•1 1n bun l' posture befbre a militant
G German -Prices Chun doing the kow tow
cot before Emperor William.
Allen A Molvar had an •tirsotive display
of hardware ; Kidd A Co stewed well pap•
er designee ; the Blstohterd roma was
ahnwe by Wm. Se mffield, sod there was an
exhibit of ohs Royal eviler rlibey.
In ►h• outside departments there was •
creditable showing of horses, cat11s, sheep,
pion and poultry.
1)15 ENTgRTLINMINT.
On Wednesday evening there was an
entertalnmen► In Vioteria Opera House In
oonpact.on with the fair. Tbe attendance
was slim but the house sou • yery sppreof•
•tile one, and encores were numerous.
('ool Bargees snowed that he wee MI1Me
home oo the et•4e, although, es he •tad
himself. It is eight year, .400. he meted
from the show business. Mks Daffuo
m•intalae.l her repotallen as • olever
elocutionist, and the selootlons by tis. 33rd
regiment baud were greatly appr.oiaed,
T. Brown, the leader of M• hand, gave a
olarlonet o)1o, and 1Vill McLeod, the well•
known comedlaa, who Is nne et the band
playere, danced the matinr'e hornpipe and
told some tunny stories. Other numbers
were Highland denote by MImeo E)la and
Olive (lnldtbnrpe, club swine/leg by (lee. L.
Allay, and • vneal solo by Chas. Humber.
Harry Mooers end Mee Mof.aree were the
.eco m pan sats.
Con.)uotor Alile last week resumed ks
run on the f .. T. K. buMween Stretford and
flod.rloh, ('onduotor Huto, who had bees
taking his place, Is •gain on the mor.lag
train from Stratford. __- -
Th. MMhndist ministers of the (IderfOi,
district mot In their financial dletelot most•
Ing recently In Sewfnrth, Dr. Daelol,
ohairman of the district, pre/idiot. A.
there are on mlesions en this d{.trlot there
were no finagoes to adjust. The morning
session was devoted to t:.e making of arc
r.ogementa for the hoMine of the misson-
•re and educational anal lee on the
olrooits. ('onelderahle discussion look
plea• as to the need of lnoreasin4 the In
rarest of the people In the misslnnary mum,
and I different method. were •nagn'-
.4, mome of which w411 no doubt be tried.
It was felt that fn Methodism the .fforle
were too spasmodlo and th.t missionary
sermon, should often be pro o ted by the
reeideot pester, In addition to the reenlar
annual sermon At the afternoon session
anmmnnlntIone were rete sed from the
Prlsen.ra' AIA Association, and from tk.
trustees of the Ilreat St. Jamie' Meth. -
diet •hamh, Montreal, it was hoped that
$17,000 would b. raised by thew Landes eon-
lereece to eeelte In relieving th1@ hkrerle
chnroh - n t
1 hal •tunnel n 1
n who
w1 S
7 $. 000
hu been forthooming. it was dealded thee
...h oirowit do what, In Its jalgment, 1'
onngidered hat Mwardt helping this owes.
A most animated Aiemeelnw Leek plane In
el to evangellslin work In this Aktrloe.
A very stormy terlintt prevailed ♦hat every
effort mese he ns4e to strengthen tiro
aplrltaai work of the chetahThere meem•
to to he considerable Allfarenm of opinion
as lo the desirability of engawing evange
list• from • Afrin, ; it sou thought thee
goarl work onnld he done by ming the Mien'
of the (Hetrtet, Intarnh ly, the mime.
tors helping ear h ether, for at 1•eet ►we
weeks nl speniai werk. Tho May .40. est
m0Mng will be held •t'44754. wind e• the
evening of the first d.y 1k. Dwml.1 *111
ptwmel and .desltaiNmr Ikte 5mevmn. 4 of the
�,ggd . Sapper.