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LT3ADINGF 1STf]Wl3PAPER OF HURON OOVNTY.
FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR. -'28 54
GODERICH,
ONTARIO,
CANADA : OCTOBER 31, 1901.
LOOK AT YOUR
LABEL!
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
„ . 1901
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR
THE WEEKLY MANwer REPORT
Ooonstoa, Dot. 30 1901.
Fail Wheat, . 0 414 w 64
Flour. tastily. per owl.... _...... f (0 to r 00
Flour, patent. per ewt....._.-_. 1 50 to 1 51
Bran, ton.. _-. •-.- --- - It 00 to14 00
Sborta. p ton ..........-. U 00 tole 00
elorreni•gve per owl1 00 to 1 CO
Rye, pot ........04010050............
050
Huck wheat. per bush ..._.•.. 4 0 00 to 0 50
Oats, p bush ....... , .. 16 to 0 nl
Peas. Ip bosh...,,_.60 W 0 65
Harley, per bush 18 to o 40
Hay.. toe 1
Potatoes, 9 bush.. sow
Butler, .... .... r.
UOa..e. Der I0.... ....
Vizi fresh unpacked, 0
Hide -..__-
. _.-.
leelts
Live Her.
Dimmed Roes
B unn.
Lard, per Ib.
Dressed Best fere Quitter
Dressed Hee,. nhind ...,Cattle, ExpertOrdhenee
CO tole 00
10 to 10
(4 to 01.5
10 to 0 11
15 to 0 15
LA tie •00
00 to 500
M to015
Otto 550
50to700
11 to 0 18
15 to 0 In
11 to 14
00 to 0 00
00 to 000
75 to 159
00 to 350
liltuations Vaeaat
BUY WANTED. -lO LIARN THE
printing trade. Apply at Ilitaw&L Oaoe
if
driOOD GENERAL SERVANT. ONE
that can ao plata rooting. Good wages
H▪ 0to he right person. Apply to M Yt0.A
c♦tY
G001) UIKL WANTED IN THE KIT.
ohen at the Colborne Howe. Apply
to FRB. 020. (11 XTON.
reaehers Wanted.
►/1BACHKR WA.TBU, HOLDING A
1. first or mooed clam 1.rtln•nts. for B. a
No. 1, township of Colberse. Itotlm to Dant
e•eaoe Jam. let, 1)9)2 ♦ plie•tlons .ud teetl-
meatal• received until Nov. rah. WO.
JONES. Seo., Carlow P. le, Ont. It
Butcher Business For dale.
As eetablt1Nd and folly equipped business
1a Oederloh for sale cheap ter o.eb, as the
proprietor 1a ping to the Northwest. Ad
drew BOX 127,
53- et Goderlch.
Muslo.
i7 K. JORDAN
i1•
Teacher Si lane. organ and cermet.
Studio - • tier of 1(•mlhoo gree
Squaro.
d
MPS COLBORNF.,
Tss.Yer of Fletobir music method. will re
eel,. pupils at her mode, above Mr. Neftel'.
Warance omoe, Hewitt ea *rose For Infer
motion apply either at studio sr as residence
Bt. Patrice s serelL
W. GLENN CAMPBELL.Organut and museal Creator of North st.
Yet0edlot church, and teacher of plesoforte.
Pyle acmes sed 40.ory, will be pleased to re
e peens. Instruction given either at
Meese twat pupil's home, as desired. studio
at Emerson's Mete Store. W5ptet. 77 (1
For Bale.
- s
FOR SALK-A NUMHRR OF 0001)
Leicester Ram Lambe. Apply te ISAAC
SALKELD, Hayfield Road. orGodertob P.O.
IIOR SALK. - A FEW PLYMOUTH
.L` Rook rookerele from Kix° ntlesa1g stook.
Apply Rex 6. Ooderich. 5111
For Bale.
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
No. 2.
Oa Saturday, July 27th, we visited the
laud of Burne. taking lichele from Glasgow
to Ayr. The first thing we did was Io walk
through the Lowe to ib. hew Brig, whtob
we orouel, owning back by the Oed brig,
made famous Ly (turns 1. his poem "The
Two Brigs." The New Brig le made to say :
"Will your poor, narrow foot pith of a
crest,
Where Lw• wheelbarrows tremble when
they meet,
Your ruin'd, formless bulk o' Vase an'
lime.
Compere wl' bootie (trigs o' modern tlmr'
Old Brig -
"Coorelted gowk 1 puffed up wt' windy
pride !
This men y a year I've stood the flood end
tide;
An' tho' wl' crazy *ad I'm este forfeits,
I'll be • Brig when ys rs a shapeless
o•Irn ' "
Um Oleg 1e o•rtalo--the Auld Brig 1a Deed
only for foot pesseoger0, being blocked by a
row of out Iron poste est acro« about the
metre.
After viewing the Burns monument la
the town of Ayr, we hired u cab for the
"Hanks an' draw d Boole Doan," where so
Bret visited the mooumest and climbed to
the top of It. It is a handsaws belittles,
placed on a brae overlooking the river and
its two brigs. The Old Brig was the great
attraotloo, es we wanted to see the spot
wbere'l'am had urged oo his grey mare
"Now, do tby speedy utmost, Meg,
And win the key 41000 of the Beg t
There at them thou thy tall may toes, -
A limning stream they d ..... prom.
Bat ere the key sans she could make,
The fleet a tail she had to shake."
We next vlutal Alloway's auld haunted
lurk. but not Ming pnmel with mouot.t'O
dew, and it beteg to the high su::ebloe of
nolo on • summer day, we did not see any
of the ,cense that Tam saw. However. we
observed the roofless walls of the old kirk,
surrounded by msec ooyered rraysetoose,
with the date out In stone above the door -
1516 W. went to the cottage where Burne
was born end found .y.rytblot tt at hes
t»•n so often dseonbed by tourists, In the
very best .tate of preservetlo.. The way
these things are guarded and oared for, they
may last for centuries.
We returned to Ayr and after dinner
took the railway to Mauchlloe. We were
well rewarded for the two•mlls walk from
the railway station to the national menu
meet by the beautiful l.edecpe vee bine+
the top of L0. tower. It 1s built on high
ironed and the country all d sere 1s
first alms for agriculture. It overlooks toe
Wm of Moen/lel and the road to Tarboltoo,
•n1 as 10). is the n.itloeal mooament to
itarne It Is the greatest et •11 t0• great oozes
erected to his memory.
Returning to Mauohllnr. we stetted the
kirk sod graveyard, and Mend two men at
work keeping the walks, eta . In trim.
They showed us the .raves of Mary Mori-
son, Holy Willie sod Daddy Auld (this was
the mintiter that male horns wino* on jbe
tbees footed stool) We .aw the house
where Burse was married and the boner•
where be first took up hoo,ekeeplod, and
w hile Mr. Wilseo was taklog notes I took
our two Meads over the road to Poole
N•0d4's house -- "rhe Howff of Barns.'
this 10 the In.orfptloe painted on the gable
of the house. The house where Burns was
married has been rebuilt, so an Insctiptloo
on a marble slab set on tep of t he wall says,
but on the sem• l.undation and of the mine
. tyle.
We bad Dome from I;Iasvow by way of
FOR BALE. -TSB BAST HALT O Johs.tooe, Pat.ley. Dalry, levies, l roan.
N wte2 001f x1101 70. nes. 7. we" w.. M
Ayr and aaohlloe, and returned by way
I ,p e.mgryteg60Ger'ao. Apply10 nxi.- .t Kllm•raeok, Kilmaore, Stewartoo, Duo.
RT p'OWILSR. Dungannon. or to Philip Holt. top, I.agtoo, Nato on and Flathead, and
Herrf.Wr. Ooderloh.
FARM FOR RENT' -CORNER (W
ted concession and cut line, Goderlch
township. /7 1) acres or good land, well
Awed. expellent water. sprung creek. own
torlable e -roomed housewoad cellar ; barn.
.bed, stable• orohar.l eod young orchard.
Long Isere and way terms to a good farmer.
For yarttonlar •ypl) W MKS. S J (1.1111
LANiI.Oudertob p.0., or ()ARROW t OAR
RO W. Ooderloh. Ont. 53 ft
1'r002AS0,OR ON TERMS TO
r salt, will puroher that large
done bone with six -roomed addltloo,Fltuated
on Platoo Street. Half an wore of land with
all the outbuildings thereon thrown in For
further particulars apply to TARO. J. 1100H -
HOUSE, Reynold 1'. 0. 3o-tf.
VOR SALE. --L(1TS 95, 96, 117, 118, 119
r and He in Itulobison''o nervey, all in
Goderloh. For particulars apply
to
Barrister, to., Goderlch.
Marob 11tb.1000. daft
Insurance. ate.
J AS. R. MACPHERSON
STOCK BROK R.
TIM door 'Muth a R 1 Wood street,
ever Correspondent: J. r. MIRAN':v ACo.
A11 orders promptly ezernted.
CHAS. B. SHAW, GENERAL Ih8l1R-
ANCE and real estate agent. Offloe. the
door east of P. 0.. Ooderloh. Agent tor the
leading mutual firs lneer0noe oompenles and
leading at at oomt.ant*/
Mercantile and trlanufacturing risks at
lowest rates. Call at omoe.
WH.
R. ROBERTSON.
Accountant and Insurance Agent.
Rooke and aag0nte made up.
Buildings rented and reale (attested,
Vire Insurs0os in British and Comedian
Companies.
ORD. -1t. I'r0ndfo0t & Hays' °Mo . North
treat 6oderieh. 42 tf
J. T. NAFTEL, GENERALIN-
i1sIIlowont,
and Real ft* ont,
n, Life, Aooldent and Plate Ohm. Insnranee
effected on mutual or Duh plan at lowest
rater ,cisslble.
lis i English sod (aanadlwn companies rep -
re. ed.
OR ri next door to Harrow & (Jarrow, Bar
deers Hamilton Bind.
Publls Notioe.
youth the armory. and upwards of 14,000
stand of arm, were kept there, and other
antiquities, but now all are removed to the
Tower of Lofton. Oa the Esplanade is
erected a statue of King Robert the drum.
Attar diaper we took a walk of two utiles to
the Abbey Cra'q,.500 feet high. then to the
Walla* monument, 220 lest more. The
monument Is furnished with a spiral otatr
numbering 240 steps, and as the day was
very hot I was both web sod tbltety when
we remitted the bop We had • magollioant
view, bowever. After waodenog around w
the neighborhood fur some time we returued
to Stirling.
Ws left Stirling early the next morning
to take the 'l'roaaaobe tour. 'Ibis trap is
psoullar in that 11 includes trips on two
different railways, two different steamers
ao.l two different ooaohes. but one outman
Motet 1s good for it ail. We took the
North British Railway by way of Gargeo
coos, Kipped, 14uohlyvls, Baifron, (art-
istes, Wyman. Caldervan and Jam.etown to
Belloob. Hers the boat was reedy and we
were soots sheamlog up Loth Lomond. Toe
day wan beautiful and the scenery was
lovely, but the mountain tops were hidden
by olouda. When we arrived at luyersoatd
the ooaohes were In waiting for ns sod we
went over the hills to Looh Katrina. W•
had dinner at Strooaohlaaher, where woo
arrived about Goon. I bad dined here over
fifty yews ago; the old hotel bad vaalehed
and • fins new one was to Its plans. W•
had to wait a little while fur the steamboat
to Dome, and employed our Mme esthetic/
heather. Taking the steamer, we eaded
dows Loth Ka trtos, put the end of the
tunnel and alo.auot that °envoys the water
toUlasgow, put Etl.o. Isle, a few mllse
farther oo, and arriving shortly after al the
landing place. Hero we tock ooaohes to
the Trossachs hotel. This romantic house
le dtualed to a very pretty location oppo-
e1ts the osntre of Loth Aohray. Off again
for the remaloder of this temente drive,
down by the side of Loch V•onaoher, put
the Rrlg o' Turk, and oo to U,allander.
Hire we boarded the train on the C•ledon•
Inc Railway for Stirling, but I got off at
Doan., while Mr. Wilton went on to Sur•
ling and then to Edinburgh 1 went from
Doune to 1'borobill (my birthpleoe). and
spent two days very pleasantly in looking
up relativo• and old friends.
I might mention that on the way to
Thornhill we passed (iarteooaber Tower.
and I'eked the driver for what purpose it
had been erected. Ile R.Id h• had been
bold it was the centre of Selland
A. SANba.
(To ea t'oNTINIKD.1
with the resolve to mos the boat resting
place el Borns before we should leave Soot -
land.
The lollowtog day 1 went alone te the
Necropolis and viewed from this high plane
the great chimneys of S0. Rolls sod Towne.
spa, and many o/here of 1«s mai/nitwit.
After spending about two hours here 1
mum morose a fellow'-etr•oger whom I found
to be from tee ally of Itrantio d, (;aseda
se rh.d °amps)y vlewleg for two boars the
prinolpal etrsea ler probably the last time.
The nett day, the 29th, we left Glasgow
for Stirling. SNrline is a very old burgh,
IM
fire charter being dated by King David
ii., 1124 It was mesad • royal burgh by
King Alexander II., 1226, and divided
honor, with Edinburgh as the oaplt0l, Io
the list of royal burgh* they "and thus .-
F.dleburgb, Stirling. Lithrow and Lanark.
After viewing the prinotoal streets we
visited the High Chetah. or Perturb Church.
of Stirling, toe old part of whloh was built
In 1124 and the newer portion to 1414. At
d(ffereat periods Roman ( athello.. Eolean•
p•Ilans and Presbytetlaos have held its
keys and worshipped within ICs walls. In
July 29th, 1567, the coronation of .lame. 1'i
of Scotland, afterward" James I. of Kegl.od
lank place in this church, sad .lobo Knox
preeohed the sermon. Through the ceme-
tery we went to the Wise' Rook,
trem which (here Is a lofty •Iew. An lo-
earlptlon whloh we observed on one of the
"toner reads Thus
"Oar life is but • whiter day.
Some only breakfast and away :
((.here te Maser .ay
And ere fall led :
The oldest man bol sup,
And goes W bed.
Lupe le hie debt
That lingers out the day ;
He that goes soonest
Ru the least to pay."
Along the new cemetery, with Its fine stet -
nary, we went on np to the rustle. 1 flood
many change.. sinew 1 last sew It. What
was a1 one tune the royal chapel wee in my
WARNING - THIS IS TO GIVE
notlee'that anyone /within( oft the
blends. tieing or t•mpe.rino with the ferry.
ahooteng or trespa.dnO npen any port of one
pproperty, will be arrested and prosecuted`
RUw 4.. ATTRILI.
Nodes to Orsdltors.
NOTIOS TO CREDITOR&
lw IM *setter of Thomas J. Flamm of Ike
Tole. of Ooderf'A, fen Mr C0Mrp of
Marne, Flour avid P'l'ed
Mereiuswt,
Mottos le hereby given that the shove -
named ha• made as asslgnme•t to mw, ander
toe provisions eft An Art Respecting Assert.
meets for the Benet of creditors.' " being
chap 117. R. S.O,. 107.
A meeting of the CmdiWre of the saki
Thome..d
• J. V ean will bs Weld •t m o(rl« In
Me Oonrt Hewett In the Teen of Oo4eri t. at
elev.. e'dnrk In the ferw0000, (e Tknrelay.
the 74(0 day of November, 1901. for the •9pnlnt-
m.st of Inspectors aft the giving of diem
of
tines with referent.* to Me dipped
sonata.
Remy person dal t 0 Mtitted to rank
nn the seem is reel
tlnwlars of ealm, 1► t.0gaN1 lent 400-
00,04iown, AM tine ,awlbe>fe es the ease ad-
mit* nf.
R. 0. RRYNO DR.
ttyrlQ r it e Mmetif K flow.
.
GRAND TRUNK SY's EM
AROUND TOWN
Moan Homes FOR rill ARMY -rel. Doot
Inspected another lot of harem •t the eget
cultural mounds oo S.tardsy. There were
not so many animals to this bunch as there
were at some of the previous inspections,
bot in point of quality they were perhaps
the best that Mr. McLean hal got together
yet. Thirty hones were purchased
ty the lasp•ctur.
Amours Next' Walk - oases have
beo.eler.4 for trial by Judge Meredith
at the non jury assizes, which open on Mon•
day next. Doe of these tees 1s that of the
town of Goderlob worms the Uoderlob Ele-
vator Company, to oompel the Iol4llnteat
of the agreement between the Wwn and the
°employ. There le also a motion for Iudg•
meat on the dooket.
Ir. Surlrrt ANntvxa.ARv -Tb• stu•
dents of the Uollegi•te Institute have decided
to give an "at home" on the Timed,y precede
ung 'lbankeglving Day. The on.tem hu
been to bold this function In the spring, but.
as 1901 marks the sixtieth year stone the
school wet ee0ab11.0ed It has been re.olved
to hold it !hie 1a11 and give it the character
of an anniversary ocosem0.
F.\.unset uM.-ALLAN & Moloxe with
the pobllo to know that they are handling
the JA. SMART MANcrw(Tnato,: ('o'.
stoves, and there Is no truth to the report
in circulation that It 1. the "imperial l).•
ford." Tome stoves have a world wide
reputation, art tally guaranteed to every
particulsr, and are positively the best value
in stoves ever offered In Goderloh. llon'0
tail to see them.
To STor A FII.TIIy HAetr.-Mayor Wilson
announces his Intention to have a bylaw
Introduoed to put a atop to the habit of
spackle on the sidewalk. Sometime' the
walks on the Square ate to filthy with to-
ba000 j0ioe as to be disgusting, and to
ladles p•rtloul•rly the tobaoco juice habit is
moat obnoxious. His Worship intends that
the walks shall be kept in a ht condition for
the purpose for which they are ioteoed,
namely, to walk upon.
KING'S BIRTHDAY,
SATURDAY, NOV. Ikh, (0)1.
Tlnkete .111 be betted at lowest one way
Met class fan mood going Friday and eater
dal Nov. 8th and 0th. 1001, good returning en
*before Its nv, 11th. 111101
Tesoro sod pernhase your tickets fmm
F. F. LAWRRNCR,
M 1'. !stetson. O. T. R)) Town Agent
D.I'.A. on the Square.
011lce hoary. 6 LY. to 10 1. M. Money re
funded on tickets purchased and not need.
Lost.
1 OST. - ON SUNDAY. o('r 20th,
I J comets►►hero betimes North et Methodist
church sed the reedier* of Mrs.. Yates,
Bratsk ew., a 9alr of gold risme.. epenaeles le
• aft hearten t0e name of .1. K. N eases.
Aeroflot, ►lad... 7144141 return to JAS.
TATER. Weil t U.
I(181'. - A VOX TloRRlER PUP,
J black and whites asewers to "Foxy." has
on • steel cellar, mall wheat. Finder .11)
be rewarded by refarning to M. 0.
CAMERON.
Medfeal.
DR. w. T. ()ALLOW, PHYSICIAN
and Nnrr.ee. OMee elite d4. RBaaakt of Clem-
metrosDal age . M m t.4 W, 'Phos• se.
• b M Mods
few days ago kis wife. who had ooatlon•d to
reside here, reoelved • letter 000t•Inlog the
D ews of the death of her husband a0 Dente,
• phos about Ove mi1404 from Rothwell, Oat.
1'o a,o mean definitely whether the stats•
moot of her husband's death was trot. or
not, Mrs. Uordon era Thereday of last
week went to Deets, a000mpantsd Ly John
Knox and Mrs. bowerbv, and had the body
exhumed. The burial bad takes plate
•bout a west before. the body was Identl-
d•d both by Mrs. (Jordon and by Jobo
Knox an that of Robert (Jordoo. 'The de
oeued bad been lit tog In that part of the
ceuntry for two years and a half He was
sixty -nips years of aft. Besides hie widow,
two tlaughWrs survtvs him.
ON A He.rtnu Title -A party' of four
Nlmrods from Dungannon --11. J. Crawford,
W. Sproul, Jos. ('umte-rland and 1). 0,
Rlokle-left of Monday fur the Parry
Sound Mettles In search of game. Trout
Creek was their immediate dortleath's.
They foxed to be •way for two weeks.
(;stags wA0-ST11,' -ler. Phomas Ilrer.-
way, of Hamiltoo, was married on Tuesday
at the Victoria-mt. Methodist parsonage by
Rev. J. W. Robinson, to Miss Rertha Steep.
daurbt•r ot George Steep, (loderith town-
ship. The newly•w.dded_couple left on the
2:30 train for their new home In Hamilton,
where Mr. Ureeoway bas a position In a
foundry.
Do IT 1-octt.,el 1. --An exchange makes
the sensible bud welltlmed suggestion that
the editor ebould not be asked to rebuke
every evil In the town and oommun'ty. If
anyone becomes convinced that .a:h things
need att lading to, let blot write an artlole
to the piper himself acd sten tits name to
It, There are too many men, end poulbly
some women too, who ars too cowardly to
publish • letter over their own name, but
would Idris to ke p the editor in hot water
all the time.
Lore or Turn Hotta. -Papers in other
P lume are oompbining of the same plague
of green flee which the Let few days of
warmth hu Worried out In Stratford. The
little winged pests are Wider,. Pronounce
in three syllables, with short a. Ono o1
them you oall an aphid, except it gets In
your eye, and then von are liable to pall It
atm*° anything. For the oousola'ioo of
the 511ltct•4 it might here to remarked (bat
the dictionary describe" aphides as stoour•
hynchan homopterous Insects. It le no
wonder rhtt they aro plentiful. as oo• f. -
male produoee mllllons of insects In two
generatloou.-Stratford Herald.
Hit.l.-Hn.t.tiit. - Un Tuesday of Int
week the marriage took place at Lethbridge,
V. W .T , of Mies Minnie Hillier, daught,r
of John Hillier, of town, and Edward Hllt,
of Moyle, R C The ceremony took place
• t the teatimes of the groom'. brother,
Edgar 11111, In the presenoe of about thirty
guests. The bride. brothers, Will aid
John, accompanied her to Lethbridge. and
were pre.ent at the ceremony. Mr. HIJ
was formerly of Brussels and • few years
ago was a student at the Goderloh Collegl•
ate Institute, afterwards •landing Trinity
Medical College, Toroolo. H. 1• tow ie •
merosntile boatoees at Moyle, one of 11,111.0
Oolomhta.'Wog towns. (%o the Wedeln
day evening following the wedding Mr. and
Mrs Hill left for their home at Moyle, and
Wili and John Hillier returned east to
Calgary, where they ate employed. Many
friend• In Goderlch will wish the newly
wedded couple bon voyage over the see of
life.
11'11010. TRU FiR.r Son. -The first erd
in connection with the crw summer hotel
was turned Monday Int by Mayor Wilson.
Hulce • number of spectators was present,
sad just b•frte the sod was turned Mayor
Wilson briefly alluded to the object in yl.w.
He old that for years efforts had been
made to procure the erection of • summer
hotel gettable for the t000mmodetion of the
large number of tourist' and others who
ram• yearly to Goderloh. For twenty
years the proj•ol bad filed of accomplish
meta, but nowhe was pleased to know
that the work which was started today
would he parried on to oompletion, and he
hoped that It would redound to the benefit
of the town, sod be a successful venture for
the Meteors. Smith, who had undertaken the
work. The whip wait cracked by Jame.
Mttohell, the Ham ware drawn on the horses
by 1). McGillicuddy and Mayor Wilson at
the plow bandies ably turned the first sod.
The work of excavation was at Ince pro•
weeded with, and the foundation' ,will loon
be laid.
('Airs eon His Biome -George Donald-
son. of Miles City, Montana, was with hie
mother and dear at Maltford recently for •
•idt of • week or so. Haters returning
west he went to Toronto and married •
young lady of that city, Mise Isabella
Urant, The clergyman who performed the
aetemooy was Rev. J. A. Turnbull, former•
ly paster of Knox ohuroh, Goderloh. Mr,
and Mrs. Donahue* spent • week In Chi-
cago and then proceeded to their home et
Mlles City.
STANDARD 011. Dgt.lt 111Y. -Th. Standard
Oil Co. We been delivering ooai all to 0ode.
rich by mean. of • tank wagon whloh
travels through the oonntry surrounding
UhoWn, where the compeer bee • tank
from which the supplies for this motion are
drawn. it la stated that this system of
delivery bat been so «►id•otory to retellen
that the tank at l llnton is not tonal to the
demands made upon It, and that the oom
pony will erect one in Goderloh next year.
Nearly all the coal oil used le Goderlch 1.
.applied by the Standard Oil Go.
A FoWerve,.t, A.rwss,r.-The (sle)s of
Monday has the following whloh refers to
an •ooldenl e. • stn of Rey. H L. Hatton,
formerly of Vtotorea•st. church, l:odertoh,
and afterwards of Dungannon : During the
orogeo« of an Aeaootatlon foothill march
between Trinity Medloal College and Vic.
Coria College team. en Vanity lawn on
Saturday afternoon Mr. Herbert Hutton,
oaptain ot the former team, had his rivht
leg fractured. H. was for -sed h•bween two
opponents, and hls leg wreoohed, with the
result stated. Mr. Hotton was removed In
the ambulance to the U 1 Heeplral,
whole he la reported to ho progressing fav•
reality. He IR the .on of Ret R. L. Hol-
ton of Centralia, Ont.
GRAND C.io -coT NeXT Wmgk.-A great
musical event will be ths.conoert to be given
in Victoria Opera Hoose on Friday evening,
November 13th. A splendid array of slept
has been seoured for the nooaion, and no
lover of good credo can afford to miss It.
On the program will be A. D. Jordan, of
Hranttord, pianist, who Is already well
known to Goderioh audience., and who
played with great sitcom" at the Pac-Amerl-
oan exhibition thle year ; G. W. Slaght, of
Tornoto (law nf New York), Immo, who
snored a splendid success in the opera "Bo.
herniae Girl" In New York, and whose rloh,
full voice will delight those who hear him t
Miss Blanche Teeple, of Itrantford, whose
pinging in Knox ohuroh • few weeks aro
won all hearts ; Miss H•.ttnps, who as a
•lollois• hen appeared in many cities of the
United States, Including New York, Beeson
and others, winning unstinted applause
eh the has played ; 11 K. Jordan,
pianist and solo cornetist; and the Goderlob
Marine Band. Prices have been fixed at
25o and 35o, and the house will doubt4ess 1.
filled,
Wxnntyr,. IN 111..11 Lues: --The lollowlne
items may be of Interest to liod•r,ch read-
er., se some of the persons mentioned are
oonneotlnns of the Wynne of town : -"Lon•
don -The marriage of Wilfred (lrlpp., of
fltmteter,wtth the ('emntese mop Rlemart,
youngest d.ughter of Count Itl.mark, of
Sohlenetein, Onsin of the Iota Chancellor,
book edam at W yon.ay Gavle, the o.un ry
neat of Sir Wetklee Wyeo, nf Wales. Hoole
of the bride." "Louisville, Ky., Sept. 7. -
Lord Charles Wynn Newborough is to wed
MAI Grace Cert., formerly of this city,
the marriage will take place at the Savoy
hotel, in London, where Miss (tare Is *Wp-
Ine, the first week In November. There
w111 bo • breakfast following the oeremnny,
after which the oonple will sail for Japan
and Chloe to Lord Newhnrough'e yacht, the
Fedora. Mies (tare, who has been abroad
with her mother and sitter, Mrs. Samuel S.
Chansoey, of Brooklet), for the last year,
met l,nrd Newborough In Egypt 1
month. ago. Alter their marriage, Lord
and Ludy Wynn Newborough will reside at
there reentry seat In Wales."
and of the year, Mr, Newton has been
pieta of the Baptist churoh hero fur eight
yearn, god during that time he had the good
will and esteem of all, Independent of de•
oominatioo. Mrs. Newton will also be
greatly missed, as eft has always been ready
to meet to any loom enterprise by 000tnb-
uting to Its aid hoe remarkable mudoal
gifts.
O, C. I. 1,1T(Io DY Sa•Iery.-There wag
a large att ndenoe at the tot weekly meeting
of the ('ulb.g.aa Institute Literary Society
last Friday eyening. 'Thu premises wan a
good one from b.giuolog to sod, and indi-
cated that the Soolsty Is neither liming any
of He old y or falling behind In the
matter of talentTh. opening piece was an
instrumental solo by Mli. Elise Tye, which
was followed by a recitation by Mies Thlri%
Lewitt. Miss Mcl.ellau gar• • readier, and
Prloolpal Strang answered the questions la
the question drawer. Mite Stella Gregory
read Number Tero of Model School Breves,
the journal published every mooed week by
the students of the Model school. A violin
solo by F. Holmes was loudly encored, and
Miss Laura Itrydges' reoitstfos was receiv-
ed in a stealer way, and • ob responded to
the 00001 e. Mr. Great gave a talk on the
'went mi;itary review at l'otooto, and a
yoeal solo was rendered by .1. 1'. Brown.
The olosinq number oo the program was the
G.U.I. Journal, which was presented by the
editor. Frank F:dwerd. Ao Interesting
aoounoement contained thereto was that
of the "at home" to be given by the students
on the 26:6 of November. ''1:04 Save the
Kbng" brought the meeting eo • close.
Tile'IWKLrTll it0 Jl'l. \. D. 1iOner RATION.
-The County Orange Lodge of Toronto
met Wednesday of lot week and di,ou..ed
the invitation to oelebraW the 12th of July
to Goderlch next year. A. M. 'Todd, repre-
senting the demonstration oommlttee, and
Councillor J. C. Martin, represesling the
town ot Goderlch, were present. There
were three hundred Orangemen in attend-
ance at the meeting, and the feeling was
very favorable towards the proporal. Tbs
railway rate offered by the Grand Trunk
was, however, oon.ldered too high to allow
of the participation of the Toronto brethren,
and unites the (1.1'.14 comes down they
will not be able to sooept the Invitation to
jolo In the Godertoh demonstration. A
resolution was uo•nImolly passed express -
tog approval of the scheme of the I;oderlob
brethren and regret at the refusal of the
grand Ttuok to make a tether rate from
Toronto. Mr. Todd says he will 000tinue
hie efforts to obtain a •uiable rata ; but Io
any .vent Toronto will be represented In
Goderlch next year. 11 the Orange body se
• whole cannot Dome, a battalion of a hun-
dred members wilt be sent as representatives.
From otber sections of Western Ontario It
is confidently expected that such • large at•
tendanoe will be soured as to make the
Godorlcb celebration ot 1902 a reoord•
breaker.
A ('ooNTY F'Ant.--The Exeter Times last'
week had the following: -"'There appears to
be a generalfeeltop throughout the oounty,
•mooget the otliolai" of toe township Isles
that the patronage is falling off and that
some change should be made In the matter.
There are different suggestions offered, some
setretarfes being of the opinion that the
fain should merge themselves tato a horse
chow and ao inside .hew. The cattle,
sheep and swine ol•eee.. bay. -ef late years
been only patronized by large herd owners,
and only enough entries made to tate all
the prize mousy. The result has been tbat
these classes are only a drain on the funds
of the eoolety, without any material income
while horses are always large entries and
inside exhibits also bring good entries
and make • good showing. The oo0.eosu•
of opinion, s, however. that Lhe township
tales should be abolished entirely 11 the gov-
ernment grants could all be made foto one
and one large country fair be held in the
twenty town. flag would gradually tend
to bring all the county exhibitors together,
and a good paying institution worked ap.
Some attractions oeuld be engaged, and a
general oon0try attendance would follow.
A week would then ft none too long tor
the exhibition, and the patronage would be
found sufficient at night to warraot lighting
up the ground. ane buildings and running a
free attraction or fireworks. The exhibitors
themselves would hail snob a change with
satisfaction, for • premium won In such a
oompstition e• would then be met with,
would be far more valuable than a hundred
prizes taken where there was no opposition
and would be a better advertisement for
their stock. It 1e to be hoped that some
such plan will be formulated betore long,
and that we shall have one good repre.eo•
Wive meaty show."
Nana 011(100111■ I1ARroa.--The steamer
Rosedale volved Sunday morning from
Fort Willem with 90,000 bushels of wheat
for the Gnderieh Elevator Co. She nem
manned onlceding after midnight and clear-
ed from the harbor .bent. 1 o'elnck Monday
afternoons.. She etr. I)tsifrate made
her lase esll for the seven yesterday. She
celled Seedily evening on the way south,
and yesterday morning returned on the way
to Smolt Ste. Marie en the last trip for 1901.
Si* Sud • ruli load of freight yei%ARllsy.
The bars Armenia arrived Monday
00.1.1( with 501) tons of oval for the town
a.d 50 tons for the dredge oomp•ny.
The .team yacht Alma l whloh had been
undergoing repair* at the island. left se
Meeday for Midland. Rome reed
"Glees t.1 perob have been taken this week.
Finny Exprat gn roe In.NnrtoATtow
Same sixteen years aro Robert Gerdes left
(World', aged before 10.1 all trees of him
we. lark. Nothing wee hard el him setae
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
If you are feetldloue as to the cut and style
f the clothes you wear, probably you are 'd-
early • nnete'ler at 1'ri them'., the tailor, If
ou are not you will be after your first trial
n il, moreover, the owl w5n't Da any greater
han for Inferior work.
Yes, this Is Indian summer.
!Heaton Court will be Weld oa Setnrday.
Tonight will be Hallowe'en Look out
or your gate.
Polios Magistrate Seeger for violation of the
cow bylaw. They were allowed to ,o o0
paying oosts and promising to look after
their sonnets more closely In !attire
W. Itrydges and J. 1'. Brawn were suo-
oeyeful to their appeals to the Edlumblon
Ilepartmeot in 000aeotloa with the midtown
mrr examinations, Mr. Rrydges bavfog bees
granted • senior leaving and Mr. Itrowo a
junior leaving mertitluate.
'1'O. Sons of Sootlau3 have •ppoloted •
oommistes to ge for a suitable oelebra-
1lon of the anulv.n•ry of St. Andrew. The
annual ohuroh parade will take place o0
No•ernber 240h, when the members et lo-
yalness Camp will attend Koox ohuroh.
R. K. Smith bag secured • petition es
traveller for the Eby, Blain Co., reroute,
with the NI. p.olosul• se his territory.
The Eby, Blain Co. Is one of the best whole-
sale 470000ry tlrms to the Proylnoe, and we
ere glad to know that R. E. bas landed ser
well.
l'he knitting factory has not been running
the pie week, the portable engine which
was being used while the new engine was
being installed havtng elven oat. 1e is ex-
pected that the new °nettle will be working
today and the factory to run0tog order
again,
to an article on building operations to
M oodstook during the present year, The
Sentinel -Review mentions a dwelling and
stable erected for U. B. 1alblok at • poet of
about 73,500. Oar termer townsman has
baso very eucoma fu1 and 1e now living oa
Easy etrest.
Zurich Herald : Father Prudhomme and
N. M. Cantin of St. Joseph returned from
Ottawa on Tuesday evening, accompanied
by the Deputy Minister of I'ubllo Works,
who oame for the purpose of looking over
tho ground at St. Joseph Is connection with
proposed dock. The residents of oar sub-
urts evidently wt11 not rest until some sort
of transportation w e
The Government madtsoellttlan aDproareprlatlprov,ondd. of
some 75000 for the work and If brother Mo.
Gillionddy 1s Doe looking for the job we se -
pee to gat It ourselves.
Regular meeting of the town counoll to-
morrow (Friday) e•enieg,
A standard dictionary has been plaoed le
the publio library.
The monthly mtetlop of the public t hoot
board will be held next Monday evening.
Thos. Gundry .old forty five head of
cattle by auotion at Clinton last Saturday,
The I (ominfon Government savvy
steamer Hayfield is laid up for the season at
Owen Slotted.
Rev. Unorge Rlobardeon, formerly peat or
of North street Methodist church, has taken
up his rssldeoce in Toronto,
Theo. Hale intends to revive the curfew
bell, whioh ha• fallen Into disuse, and start.
log pent Monday evening the bell will be
t ithe.
H. K. Jordan was thrown from his wheel
one day last week and sustained an Injury
to his knee that kept him In bed for severs!
das.
John Down, of Ueborns, has Dos yet ro-
oeived any word from his son, Edgar Down,
who disappeared mysteriously about two
months ego.
We were pleased the other day to see W
McClure •t his post at the U T.R. station,
after a lone absence. He had been laid up
for lone weeks with a sayers at1.agt of touts
rheumatism,
The shooting season le nn In earnest.
Allen & Mciver hive sell a thousand
loaded ghetto a:ready this week, and es
every bullet has Its billet sem•thing meet i•
petting hart.
London Free Press : The oity I) men
have received an invitation to po W Goderlch
next year, hat the matter will not be 4.-
olded nntil the mooting of the o0nety lodge
laRabtoary nest. -.
The revision of 1N TeMrs' list ter the
town of Gnd.rleh took place ea Saturday
before Jedre Marmon. A14114 tweety•6ys
names were added, and nearly the same
number streak off.
Th. Crest Northwestern eshlb.tbon beard
met en Satorday to straighten n0 masers
In commotion with the Pali show. 10 was
Need that the denote will net be se Imre as
was at first expecte&.
0. Monday seven psr..es wail Wore
Rho. W. L. NINTlN'. Rl0OV AI.. the
Norwich oorresl»ndent. of The Woodstock
Senttnel Review writes regarding a brother
of C. (4. Newton, of town : ie the oeerie of
the servloe at the Baptist ohereh on Sunday
moreing, the hlehly ',teemed pastor, Hay.
W, L. Newton, oar! lb intention of
resigning the charge of the pastorate sad
fnrmaity tendered bis reglr.atlon. The
annonncemsnl 001 rrodvod by The emigre
Ration with mean 'armies and deep regret,
the majority of the w.Mbers being unaware
that. he was oontempl•ting a change. The
relations between paster and renpla have
boon of the pleeetetest nharanWr, bat Mr.
Newtown thinks his work Is dens here, and
that, ether fiends will open np to which his
laben may peeve mere awful. The reglg-
seldom b te take Whet In a mast\ sr al the
COMING AND GOING
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - OCT. 91.
Heideman Varnish. Black Cherry Cough
lure -- W . C Uoode. 4
'1,auber Wanted -S S. No. 1,Colberas.. 1
Notice to Creditors -R. 0. Reynolds.... 1
Anooueoemeet-Kldd's Book Store 1
Annouo*meote --Allan & Molest (1
Mantles and Furs -J. H. Colborne 4
Stoves and Hardware -Allan & McIver1
A Big Week of Good Bargain Buylne-
W. Aoheeoo & Soo 8
Yeooad Werk of Ureal Dross Ooode 8ed-
Ing-Hod(ens Bros 8
King's Birthday -F. F. Lawreuo•, 1
Too Much Goods -W. A. McKim 8
Speotoles Lost -Jas. Yates 1
Ram Lambe for Sols -Iwo Salkeld1
Angler's Emulates- - 8
Aneoso*meot -0. E. King 1
Anoounoemaat-J. H. Worsen 1
For Sale -Philip Helt 1
51re, It, Boswell leu returned to town.
R. R, McKenzie was to London last
week,
Mrs, T. Hall. '1s visiting to St, Marys
and vi sty.
51r. Sad Mrs. Fred. Thomson are visiting
relallyee In Detroit.
A. Seeds returned to Glencoe tole mora•
lag Weer spending a month here.
ll, W. Howell spent • taw days tag pee
week at ole hosts near Brantford.
H. Mooers, of Kingston, president of the
Goderloh Elevator Co., Is In town this week.
Mn. Hamlen was In 10n1g•ono0 last
week on • visit to her father, Mr. MoMath.
Miss Lizzie McLean returned this week
after vldtlog the Pan. American and the
Fella.
J. E. Johoston returned to town on Mon-
day biter speeding three week. at Port
Arthur.
Parry Falooner, who was engaged on the
Government survey boat Hayfield, has re•
turned to tows.
Mn, Jae. Crafgle returned off Meloy
after a week's stett with friends a1 offelo
and Niagara Falls,
Miss Lilly O'Loane, daughter of the
Police Megelrate of Stratford, is vlelttotr
her sant, Mrs. Keely.
Miss Mackay returned on Monday to her
home at Amegari, after a visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ausebrook.
Rev. Dr. Daniel attended a meeting of
the London oonferenoe seeo•'al oommltbee
held in London last Thursday
Mrs R. W. McKeon* and Mrs. (Key.)
Hamiltoo are attending the Provincial W.
C.T.U. convention at Stratford.
Ensign Crawford and Capt. Sitter of the
Salvation Army here left on Moad•y for
Toronto to receive their new appointment.
Use. Thomson, Mus Iattle 1'homeo* and
Mi.. Nellie Harris left on Saturday on a
visit to Bof alo and the Pan-Amertoan ex-
hthitton.
Mn.. (leo. Aoheaon is at Stratford fole
week attending the convention of the
Provincial W. (1. T. UJ., of which she 1. re-
cording secretary.
Mrs. lirowo and Mie. Ketnrah Brown
hase been spending a Law days in Stratford.
Mrs. lirowo Is a delegate to tho Provincial
W. ('. T. U. convention.
W. H. Shannon, of London, was In town
over Sunday, visiting his parrot., Mr. and
Mrs. J. Shannon, Cambria road. He was
accomptnled by his little son.
Mr.. 11. .1. Horton and children left
yesterday morning, per steamer Oselfrag.,
for Sault Ste. Mara, where t ey will join
Mr. Horton and make their future home.
Mle. Hutchinson, who bad been Wetting
her pronto here, returned on Tnesday to
her home In Orey,aocompanl•d by her sant,
Mrs. (leo. 11iward, who will speed the
winter wltb her. Mr. Edward will follow
In a low dogs.
A visitor from the West was In tows last
week In the person of I;. W. Willard, t
former resident of Auburn, who hes been
away from this cottony for elght'en year,.
He was to California for a number of years
stet latterly hes resided In Spokane. He
was visiting his brother Iii Goderloh.
every Friday evening to profit from 11. 11
has been decided to obaoge the order of the
meetings, and hereafter Dr. Daniel "• talk
w111 begin at 8 o'clock, and the latter
part of the evening will b.; devoted to the
Sunday .ohool work, under the l.adsr.hlp
of the president of the chess, Mies Sharman.
At • meeting of the building and fineno•
committee of the uew F.oglleh ohuroh a1 St.
Helens tho week of the bricklayer• was
passed and • hearty vote of thaoka wee
passed as en acknowledgment of the eatle•
factory work executed oy Mews. Sharman
& field, of Goderlob, The mooed pa,met
was mad* on aecouot to the oontreotors,
Meagre. Welter Stewart & Sons. The 000-
gregatlon is looking forward uult• hopefully
to lo, 10.10 o•w h of
4.0po1. Aboutloco 7400, over andohuroabuse allclear prea-
eot promises, has yet to be rifted. The
ohuroh, It Is quite expected, will be ready
for opening In December.
Tee Whittler evening at the North strata
Epworth League on 'Tuesday ens a great
g000.". (,luia • number of scenes
from the works and the life of the
poet wore presented In tableau form.
In some oases the figures being •hewn
within a large frame, In imitation of •
framed Mature. Each scene bad a suitable
Iniroduotl.n in the way of the recitation of
the poem from whloh It was taken, • sye.p-
5), of tot poem or a description of the
•ieoe. A paper on the life of Whittier
also was read. Tnere was • large •ttosd•
anal, and the evening's program was both
interesting and instructive.
on Sunday the fifth anhlversary of the
opening of St. Pster's ohurob was oelebrated
with spools.' sole'. The ohuroh was head•
comely decorated exteriorly and lntertody
with flag" and bunting. The altar was
beautifully deoorated, and the .8eo0 of the
eleotrlo lighting was particularly animating
and devotional. In the morning mass was
celebrated at 8 o'clock by Rey. Father
Noethgrayse, who alto preached se the
high mass. The subject of the sermon was
the gospel of the day, the text being from
St. Matthew, XXII., 21 --"Render there
fors to Comer the things that are ('agar's,
and to God the things that are God's." 'He
else prw•ohed .t vespers, his subject" befog
"Th. Real Preemie." There was an aunsa•
ally lame oongreg•tlon present. The ter -
moo was • looid presentation of the Oathollo
doctrine In regard to the ohang. of the
suh.aoo• of bread and wine into the body
and blood of Christ, by virtue of the omol•
potent words of (.heist: "This Is My body:
this 1. My blood," spoken by Him of the
bread sod wine at His last sapper to the
Institution of thb.•or•mene. '10m revr.od
lather cited as proofs of the dootrioe the
promise mad• by (.briet to S0. John the
6'1 chapter, e.pectally from the 32nd to the
70th ,arse, the words of the Institution as
given in Si. elatth•w XXVI., St. Matthew
XIV., St, Luk• \\ii., 1 Corinthians Xi.,
the oontinuous ere. of the eaor•ment by the
Apostles, arld the uninterrupted teaohlne of
the ohuroh from the death of the apostle
St. John down 1.0 the sixteenth osntury,
and the oentlouanos of that tsaobing to thee
church down to the prs•ent day. Tb•
choir was highly spoken of for their tinging.
Benediction oonolud.d the evening servb.e.
CHURCH NOTES.
Theta will be service le St. George's
ohuroh tomorrow evening at 7:30, All
Saint's Day.
Miami Kate ()impales* discharged the dn.
ties of organist. in harm ohuroh en Sunday,
Mr. Jordon being oottbhs(' to (Alehouse.
Rey. .lame. 1114..r, of Holme.yllle, and
Rev. .1. W. Robinson, of Viotorta street
Methodist ohuroh, •:changed pulpits last
Sabbath.
The hymn For Those in Peril on the Sea
was 0001 in Knox r:huroh on Sunday morn-
ing, the e0ngr.gat io0 remembering In this
way t his Royal tonrlets on their way home
across the Atlantic.
theannlvereary ser.loss of Myth Meth.
odl.t church will be held on Sood•y sod
Monday, November 10th and 11th. Rev. Dr.
Daniel, of Goderb-n, will preach on Sunday
and lecture on Monday evening.
twat Sunday Ret Dr. Daniel onndenWd
the roopening eervioes of the Colborne.
street Methodist church, London, whloh
had been closed for some weeks while Im•
prevements were beteg made. Ileo. A. K.
Birks, of Lembo, preached In I)r. feelers
pulpit here.
The motor of Se. Geori. s preached In
Clinton recently and The News -Record .ave
aI him : "large oongregatiens attended
the Iterti ,loes le ''
1 Paul's ohnroh nn . nnda,
sad listened with much pleasure to the
disaonraes by Rev. Mark Turnbull, of Godo
rloh. The rev.rend gentleman aeg010sd
himself so well that se. Pani's will weloome
him at any time an siohoegs of pulpits may
be arranged for."
The ol.0 for HI61e steely to eoeneetloa
with North street Methodist ohuroh has
been very saeeamfal ever glees 14 eel*
111110-l-wtt, sada lama a0mber bee sat
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
(4o oart, robber tires, beautifully opbol•
stored, 710.00. Mel be seld.-KIDn'l
(took Store.
Wanted- Bright dried apples, fin. Orders
direct from Germany. Also roll better,
fowl sod raw fun. 0. E. Kt ii, WInF-
ham.
W nnvl1. ha. In • new stook o1 00.1
stoves, made from patterns direct from the
Michigan Stows Works. They are the most
improved and np to -dab self -feeder. Byer
brought to Goderloh. Also • good horse
for sale.
Tux\ AR, 111111 Nww. -. ALLAN & Mr.
tyre have at last removed their first con-
signment of the femme "Regal Perfea.
Hon" ceokmg stoves and the "Lustrous
l'0rf.otion" heater. Be sure and see
them. The f•otory's agent will be here to
show you them •Il day Saturday.
AUCTION SALES.
Ail parties getting their sale b111e printed et
this onloe will have • free nouns inserted
In this Ilet no t0 the time*? Wee.
Fel PAY, Nov. l.t. Unreserved 'motion
sale of farm stook, implements, 1 Peerless
separator, 1 fourteen horse power Sawyer At
Massey eagles, 1 water tank. all In good
repair. The stook lacledse Atoms right good
hones, cattle, pigs and many new imple-
ments, whloh will be sold without reserve,
as the proprietor 1s leaving the farm. Sale
at the Stevenson farm, last opposite the
schen! at Port Albert. A. V. ('rRRgt.l.,
proprietor. T1tos. Gummi, auctioneer.
Montreal Sar : William Isyerloh Rrew•
or tells • story of the recent annual mesling
of the Partloular Synod of the I)a'eh Re-
formed ('huroh In this oity. A friend pass•
eel the church, at the portal et whloh •
newsboy wag reading the afternoon papers.
"Can yon all me what le going en in the
nbureb, my lad?" asked Mr.Hrower''friend.
"Yap ; dey'a • mettle' 0' de lertloslar
Sinners In dere,' readily reepooded kh•
nnweboy.
At • erieket match played reoeot.ly In the
park nf an English haronot It was toned
ssoeesary to secure the serylose of one of
the footmen as umpire, in doe mune the
baronet went In, and the second hall deliy•
ered him he stopped with his leg, and the
ore of "How's that' was raised. i1 was
eh., footman nn whom the decision rested,
and turning to hie master, he said. Is • half.
apologetic tone : "i'm afraid i meet say,
'Net at 'onto,' Sir John." "Not al helmet -
retorted the baron; "what do yen mean?"
"Weil, thee, Sir .John," replied the feet.
man, "i1 you w111 'ata it, 1 mean that you're
host 1 ' Tribune.
DIED.
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