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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : *DECEMBER 5, 1901. D. M°G1LLICUDDY, EDITOR.
Situations Vacant.
QERVAN'I WANTED TO 1)O GEN -
1. -1 era' housework. Apply to MRS. Mo-
OILLICUDDY, Went street. 11.
BON' W ANTED. -'10 LEARN THE
printing nada ♦ppb at SturcaLOmfs.
Lost.
LOST. -ON WEDNEMDAY. NOV. 27th,
s right hand Persian lamb (*undid.
Finder w II be rewarded by returning to Tea
SIGNAL *Moe.
LOM I' -ON TUESDAY NIGH A
brown for asp between West street cad
the resid..ce of M. U. Comecon. Reward *111
Ito a von on returning isms to Tu. Loser.
omoe.
Teachers Wanted.
TEACHER WANTED FOR 8.5 NO.
1 17, Ashfield, for l' 11, to commenot Janu-
ary Ind ♦ppllcetlow received up to Dsoem-
ber 2011. 91101. Apply to WM. J. BLACK,
Seo. 'Teas.. Dungannon 1'.0., Ont.
r'KAI.HER WANTED. -COR SCHOOL
motion No. 5, township of Colborne.
Duties to commence January let, 1002_ Any
close. experience preferre, . ADDlfo.tIone
w111 be received by any of the trustees up to
December let. HAMILTON MoMANNUS.
Duuloy • JAS. WATSON, Loyal : JOS.
HETHERINGTON, Mo. -seas., Nile. 21
Ptdblio Motto'
RIC
xELECTION OF A M RM BER 'TO
THE LKGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
Notice is hereby Mem that under the pro-
visions of the Ontario Election Aot A. M.
Todd. Esq . of the town of Uoderloh, has been
',pointed the finance' est of Joseph Beck,
t .. • oandidate for the Legislative Assem-
bly. H. O. REYNOLDS,
Returning OMoor, West Huron.
Godaiob, Rev 17th. 1001,
REELECTION OF A MK1IHER TO
THE LKUISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
Nalco le herebyages that usder the ppro-
vteiooe of the ntario Kleotio0 Aot Wm.
Proudfoot, 1m. of the town of 0oderlob, has
been appointed the financial agent of Jae T.
Darrow Esq., • oandidate for the ests:ativs
Assembly, I.
y, It 0. 1REYNOLD4.
fteturaing Omoer, West Huron.
Ooderiob, Nov. 1711. 1901
NOF'ICK OF API'LICATION TO
PARLIAMENT.
Notice is hereby given that application w111
be meds to the Leglelstive Assembly of the
1'rorinoe of Uw'edo at the next Session there-
of fa? an Act to validate and confirm a bylaw
of the Town of Uoderlch. granting • loan or
180.900. for the purpose of &ding in eslsbllsh-
(ng a Hummer limit at the esld town. and to
authorize the issue &admit moot of debentures
thereunder.
I.AItR OW k °ARROW.
So Dolton for the Town of
Oodericb, the applicant
Dual asOoderloh the 15th \ovember, I9J1
ATTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN!
Mrs. B. A. Mol'OLL. In extending hi r 11 ank
to our cttlrens generally, oke for • toe tine
•toe of their pat .on•ge. Orden promptly at-
tended to for making up new fur• or remodel-
ling them in any style. t rrnaments. etc , etc
furnished at her rooms, 2n4 floor Illake'e
Block. nor. Square and Montreal 5L Kntranoe
on Montreal et. 57-51.
Sosleties
COURT GODERICH, NO. 32, C. 0 F.,
V hold their regular meeting on North 41.
let sad SM Tuesdays of month. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
Music.
He K. JORDAN
Teacher of piano, organ and oorne t.
Studio - oormor of IDsmllton street and
Square.
MISS COLBORNE,
Tesoher of Fletober musky method, will re•
mire pupils at her studio, •bore Mr. Nattel's
Insurance Dace, Hamllt m street. For Infor-
mation apply either •t Studio or at 1 Ildsnoe.
St. Patriot a street,
GLENN CAMPBELL
• •
Organist and musical dlrnotor of North u'.
Methodist rhumb, and lea0her of pianoforte.
pips organ and theory, will be pleased to re -
mire pupils. Instruction ¢fven either et
studio or at pupil's home. as r estred. Htudf15
at Emerson's Music Ston, West -et. 71 tf
For Sale.
SlO1;K FOR MALE -THE UNDER -
dgted has for a • number of steep 12
or Nowt., also mllch oowe. If, TEWSI ICY,
Carlow. tt•
I -30R BALE -THE FAST HALF OF
the wear half of lot 15, non, 7, West Ws-
wanosh. nomoyristeg 50 Io -res. Apply to HKN•
HY FOWLER, Dungannon, or to Philip bolt.
Banister Ood erl oh.
$1 y ()till CASH, OR ON TERMS TO
a silt will purohaes that large
stone house with six -roomed •ddltion,situ•t.ed
on Plotoo Street. Half en sore of lend with
ell the outbutldln.*s thereon thrown In. env
furtheryartioalan apply to Tit SO. J. MOOR
H(WSE• Hayfield P. 0. 30-tf.
FOR BALK. -LOTS 95. 96, 117, 118.119
and 114 In Hutchison''s survey. all In
Oodertoh. For partltulai PHILIP totOLT.
Barrister, to.. Ooderlch.
March Nth. 1900. sbtf
MedloaL
DR w, F. CALLOW, PHYSICIAN
and Mureeon. Omoe In flank of Com-
merce building, west .lee of Sonars. Nista
cels at residence, Elgin mt. W. Toone 911.
Insuranoe. oto.
AROUND TOWN
PRIMMEST NAtRN.-A moot Wu• of Th•
Detroit News 000taiae • very good likeness
et George H. Nano, of Windsor, formerly
of town, who has reoently been onoo m
president of the Retail Merchants' Assoota
tion of Windsor. Mr. Nairn 1. at the bead
of • memberenlp of seventy Bee, iooludius
the storekeepers of Walkerville and Sand•
wtob, as well as of Windsor.
IbCNCILLOa CANT.WN'4 ACCIDENT. -W•
Oeglooted last week to mention the serious
and very r.`rettable ec.11deot which befell
Councillor Gastelon two weeks ago today.
H4 was putting up the sto in windows at
kis residence when the ladder upoo whioh
he was standtog broke. and he fell homily
to the ground. His bank was very ly
lojured, and 1t may be some weeks beton
he oan he about se usual. Is the aseaetlnt1,
the sympatty of the townspeople is with
hint.
DIED IN DETROIT. -On Tuseday the re-
melts of Mrs. Ehz.Wtb J. Kllio►t, r•Ilot of
Obs late William Ellett, of Goderloh, were
Interred to Maitland cemetery. Rev, Jas.
A. Anderson conducted the obsequies, and
the pallbearers were John Peons, D C.
Mackay, John Aohesoo, E. Downing, T.
Fitzsimons and Oswald Sturdy. Mt,.
Elliott was • resident of Godenon for many
yon, and in the early put of this veer
removed to Detroit, where her death oo•
tarred Sunday morning. She leaves a
grows -up lamely of two sow and tour
dsagbteru.
DIATH OF A COL•ORNL RESIDENT -The
death of Miller Lawson oocurred on Thurs-
day. November 28th. at hie home In Oel-
borne township. near Salt ford. The doos.s•
ed removed to ►his oalgnoorbood from the
vlolnity of Parry mound la the spring of
1900, puree/411'3g the plane on whloh he has
roots reelded. He was an obliging neighbor
and was reep•oted and esteemed to the
community. His age was silty s11 years.
11e leaves a widow, but no obildren. The
funeral took place on Saturday afternoon,
the Interment being made to Ball's 0.0.1 ry,
Hulled township.
AT CASTLE GRIFFIN. Mr. Griffin and
his family are now comfortably settled in
the sew residence at the jail, and the
grounds sorrounding have been nicely
graded. Mr. Griffin's report to the county
council shows thel eine persons. •11 males,
are oo0hoed at the jail. John Weir, Walk-
srtoo, for Insanity; Robt. Wallace, Tucker -
smith, for vagrancy: John Johnson, pavan
township, for tneantty; James Flynn, West
W•wanceh. for Insanity; "Dr." W. Heoder-
moo, Detroit; John Parker. Mitchell, Ar
O'er Style. Morrie, all for vagrancy; Robert
Kelly, Wyoming, for non-payment of fine,
Robt. Cay, Loudon, awaiting trial for
vagraa)y.
TH. POULTRY BHow.-The dates of the
winter poultry *bow, wbloh to to be hell In
Goderlob, hairs boorxsd-Dose mbsr 31st.
1901, sod January 1st. 2nd and 3rd, 1902.
The following omosn and dlrwton ban
Men appointed : President. A. M. Todd;
vice president, Wm War000k; eeoond vies
preview, C Knlghte; secretary, 0. H.
Pennington ; treasurer, F. E. Hingham;
directors -U. Campbell, J. Hardy, J. S.
Howrie, S. Fletcher, 1(. Po*tlolhwai'e,
Doak. W. McCreath, Farr, J Pottlethwalts,
El. Reblesoe, C. Knights, Wee Mclean,
1 Munro*, Jesepb W bltaly and Alex.
Adan, jr. Gds of the best poultry judger. in
('wad& has been scoured to the memo of
Sharpe Butterfield. of L'.ndon, Got,
NEW, FI0M THE HAR,ot.-The .tr.
Advaoo* mime io 0o Saturday Irom Fort
William with 45,000 bushels of wheat ler
the Godetfoh Elevator Co., and afoer dii
charel•g her oargo left the same night for
the northern port The echr. Stompers
arrived in port oto Saturday olrht to take op
her winter quarters bars The "big
mill" was running yesterday and the salt
works also wee in operation. The revlvinr
of these Industries will add oondderably te
the business done els the harbor The
elevator Ie shipping hex mead to Hsdeo
The Advance, Myles and Midland Queen
are expeoted with wheat cargoes.... A large
quantity of the leads used by the bohermeo
has been stolen within the put two weeks
The value of the stuff Is estimated at $'70
or 180. So far no one has been brought to
Urns for the theft
DCATtr or JoirN MrVtcap, JR,-Jehn
McVlo•r, • Oodsriob young man who had
I.tdy been working 18 Chatham, died In
that city on Sunday last of inflammation of
the Ino.•. The deceased was only twenty
fon years of age, sod his death at this
CHAS. R. SHAW, GENERAL 1NSUR•
ANCE and rest rotate &goof. Ocoee, one
door east of P.O., Ooderloh. Agent for the
leading mutual flee In+nrence oompse's. and
leading stook companies.
Meresntl is and manufacturing risks at
owed rates. (111 at omoe.
UTR. ROBERTSON.
Accountant and Insurance Agent.
Books and account* made up.
llnlldlngu rented and rents oolleeted,
Fire Insurance In British and Canadian
Compsnles.
IMtee--le f'rondfool t Hay. omoe, North
treet 0od•tieh. 49-lt
EBURA.1. T. NAF TEL, GENERAL IN.
NCE and Ileal Rotate agent,
E.
Life, Aonidestand Mate 000. Inettranee
* Rooted on mutual or eash plan at lowest
rater ;: ..al his.
He , English and (:•nadten nomp•olea rep
r.. M.
OM to nett door to (Jarrow & Garrow, Bar
risters Hamilton Street.
Auction Sale
AUCTION MALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY,
l'hder and by mutes of the power of gale
contained in et certain mortgage, which *ill
he produced at the time r 1 sale. and upon
which delanit has been mage there will he
o ffered for rale by public ¬ion, at Bnoton'*
hotel. Hamilton street, In the town of (lode-
rieh. In the county of Heron, by John Knox,
Ram., auctioneer. on Saturday, December H.
1' it 4111 o'nlonk noon, the fit:towhee valuable
land and premtees. vIc•
All those oertaln parcel, or treats of land
and promisee mltnate on Victoria street in the
town of Onderieh, In the county of Huron, he
In comported of lots nine-hundred-sed-mne
and nine -hundred -sod forty In the said town
of Goderlob. On the premises are raid to be
an oil frame house end stable.
Terms : Ten per tent. of the purchase
money to be paid down at the time of sale end
the balance in thirty days theresfter wl.h in-
termit at 5 'per cent.; or a mortgage w,11 be
taken on tering to be arranged for a portion
of oorohaae mosey.
For farther partionl4M apply to
MoMURRICH, 910001918 t MaMURRICff,
Vendor's Nnllnitors.
5 Melinda
Toronto,
PHILIP HOLT,_K. 0..
Ooderioh.
or to
Mottos to Creditors.
early period of his lite Is a oanm of geese
sorrow to his relatives and friends. The
remain were brouabt to Ooderloh and were
interred est Maitland cemetery yesterday
afternoon, the funeral taking Place from the
residence of Me aunt, Mrs (Capt.) McKay,
Quatro street. Rey. J. A Anderson,
pastor of Knox ohnrob, oonduoted the eer-
rloee, rod the pall -bearers were Joseph
Heal*, John Turbo Reg, Sharman, W Given,
D. Mallows sod John Tut- The deoeued
was • son of Joh.. MoVioar, of Weil Vir
ginia, and brother of Alex. MoVlo•r, of
Toronto, who were both present at the
fuse/al.
COYISH.- Prof. S. L. Taub', manufaotor-
tng optlolan and eye specialist, of Toronto,
will be at the Bedford Hoa.., Goderlch, on
Tuesday, W eduesday, Thursday sod Fri-
day, Deo. 17, 18, 19 end 20, and will teat
ores and suit glasses to all deleotive sight.
Ne matter what is wrong with Your eyes,
come sod see into and if you can be suited
I out woke the glossed for you. I am the
oldest optlolan to 'Toronto and have been
established since 1873, making spsot ol•e
and fitting eyes. Over stventy bye thous•
and Dues halo torn treated by me where
others failed. The advantage I lime over
others Is that I grind •11 my own looms,
e nd as mekiDg apeotaoles le • profession
and a science. as is suiting epeoleoles, it
✓ equires years of study and hard lsbor to be
Ibis LO oorreot the errors of refraction,
You have twenty-eight veers of erperlsooe
at your alnico. Come and see me and get
your eyed tested. Come early, as yo■ may
require a second tooting. Consultatloo Tres.
For referanoes and t..tlmociale sen circu-
lars. Toronto .drifting : 8. L. loom, 254
Richmond st., West,
T., CCNNEIR LAKES HURON AND EMIL -
The latest thing to the way of oanal 000
struotion is • proposition to 0000ece Lakes
Huron and Erie by a nav gable ohaanel of
not less than fourteen feet deep. The
gentleman wbo are identified with the enter.
pries will mak for the eecs.ary legislative
authority at the next session of the Dom1n-
ton Perltameot, The title they will assume
in the tit. Joseph & Lake Huron Ship C.nal
Company. and Mr. M. 8. Lesergan,of Moo•
treat, has been retained to prepare the 050-
essar7 bit for presentation to Parliament.
The Ides le to build the canal from some
point on tree esetern shore of Lake Huron,
to the county c( Huron, or of Lambtoo, to
a point on Lem Erle, between Rondeao
Harbor and Port Burwell, to the oo0Dt7 of
Elgin. The promoters do not wish to he
tied down to Wt. route. but want the power
to guy It should further surveys establish
the deslrab:lity of snob a prooeeding, and
ask to le allowed to dredge, deepen, raise
or lower the levels of existing watercourses
Hat the oonstructioo of • canal la not the
only enterprise which these gentlemen non
template. 11 In evident from the notice of
apphstloo that plane of preat magnitude
are entertained For example. the oomp•ny,
which to to progress -of Torm1tloe, asks for
the right to build and operate harbors,
wharfs, soaks and elevators; to construct
works for the proluotion of bydra.lio or
pneumatic power, to acquire and operate by
male, eleotricty, or otherwise, .1•mere,
bergms and ferries for the purpose of nevi
gatlrg on inland waters and the R.ysr and
Goll of St. Lowrieoe ; to own and operate
ocean•golag steamers; to develop and trans
mit Mooniest ,
'1'o 3. FITTED OUT MIK. -The steamer
Lori S,anley hoe been purchased by the
Dominion Government to replace the
steamer B.yfleld in the hydrographio sur-
vey work. Tho Lord Stanley 'tropes coo-
improvementa and fittings for the
work in which she Ie to be engaged, an,1
this to to be done at Ooderioh during tele
winter. The Lord Stanley Is a very power.
In' boat, as was shown by an indent at
the Soulanges ('mai, on the way here from
Quebeo. S I steamers were ice -bound
at the o.nal, and to relieve them the
Lord Stanley cat her way through five
toohes of think, solid los as a Ivo of five
miles per hour ander full head of steam.
At Toronto ebe Lord 7tanley had an
• ooideot which will delay her arrival at
this port. The Globe had the following
item ngardtog the woldeot : "Ise the
Dominion Government top Lord Stanley
stemmed up to leave the Toronto wharf on
Seturd.y for (loderi,h the signal Delle did
doe work rropetiy and the boat wee drtyro
backwards agaion1 the dock with great
force. and a good deal of Injury was done to
the,hlp and the wharf. ltefor• the boat
can proo..d on her trip to ("oderlch she will
b. repaired .o(6otently to enable her to
complete her trip to Goderloh betore the toe
heOOnes too strong The Lnrd Stanley w ill
in the future be used for surveying in the
upper Iakee, and during the winter neo-
eesary improvements, to the extent of $10,•
000, will be made at Loderlob, en as to
make her first oleos in every particular.
The tog was lowed Over to I'ort Dalboade
by the steamer lakeside. She will be placed
to the dry-dock for repair.." The Rayfield
is to be trateferred to the S0. Lswr.nce,
where the w111 be devoted to various pr•otl-
cal uses by the Marin Department.
FN THE MATTER OF TH01 ft9TAFE
1 OF GEORGE C. SHANNON LATE OF
THE TOWN OF OODEHICH, IN THE
(xtUNTYour HURON, PHYSICIAN,
IIKCEAHED.
Notice In hereby given. pennant to the Re
gleed Stat rates of Ontario dor) 147) Cap. 129. that
all creditors and other* having claims &goriest
the estate of the said George C. Shannon,
wh d led ontnr about the lith day of September,
19111. are Permitted, on or before the loth der of
INnemhtr, 11111. to send hy poet prepaid. or
deliver to Messrs. Prnndfont k 11ayn, of the
said town of Ooderinh. .0 5.41oes fnr the ex-
tontore of the last *111 and teetamerl of the
said (theeeserl, their names and •idre see. full
partionl•r of their olein.. a statement of
their .,count end the nature of the security
Of any) held hy them.
And farther take notloe that atter the said
` last mentioned date. the said execntors
.twill
••pron0M to dtatrlhnte the assets of the 4eneae•
s4 among the parties entitled thereto. havin
regard only to the Maims of whish notloe shall
then have Morn, and that the geld ewer.
More will not be liehle for the assets er sc
part thereof to any meson or meeting of wheel
Maim notion shall not tarn Mein reoelved at
the time of such dlatrlhetlon.
Dated at Golerinh the 20th day of Novem
her. A.D.
PROIJ DFOOT & HAYS.
Sollniton for the said 5reenton.
The svenntrl of the estate of the late Dr. J.
R Shannon and the common of the estate of
the sate Dr. O. C. Shannon require all parties
Indebted to tether of the sale' estates or to the
la's Bern of Shannon t Mimeos to pay their
IndeMtdneas Meme the first Day of Jeerer,
sett, after that date theAr 5lleltnra will he In
emoted to tee without farther notloe all
edem thou nepsld. it le to have
the sealarm
no further Ume
tag pgat / . on tteo demi o Id b* esMMed
uest Monew.L
Notice to Water•takers I
ALiI Waterratesfor 1901 mut
be paid not later than December 10th
next, so that my hooks may be closed
by the 15th, as ordered by Statute
All parties in arre►rs after that date
will have the water turned off, and a
charge of $1.00 will he incurred for
turning it on again.
gabW. L. HORTON,
was (Wen over the hell 00 Saturday -it.
Andrew's Day,
Beet 000loe sod values In Xmas perfumes
at HIcK'e Drug Store,
See the lovely perfume atomisers at the
Central Drug More.
A regular 251 Japao tea fort ; also •
501 Japan tea for 25,, •1 STIW ART e
Read •very page of TH1 SIoraI,. Ia.
Wresting local matter oo Inside pages.
Maple loaf Lodge, No. 27. A. 0 U. W.,
will sleet offnre on Moadsy evening next
Bert Passmore, who le now attending the
Model Mohool here, ham been engaged es
teacher for 8. 8. No. 5, Morrie, at a salary
of 11340.
The gun oasts offered as a trophy to the
gun olub by N. D. Ruugete, which was shot
for on Thenkegiylog Day, was won by
Harry Rateoo,
Dr. Turnbull will boleti his oouns ot study
In Chio•go this week and will be In his of-
fice, Hamilton street, on Tuesday morning,
ileoember 10.0.
Jam.. Campbell, of THE StGNAl.'e com-
posing staff, has been •ufferlog the past
two weeks from a sprained ankle, sod Is
not yet able to throw away his crutches.
Some of the pictures in The Cnristmu
Globe, wbioh p5 just out, are ..peolally' in-
teresttog to Godench people. They are
from photographs taken by R. R. Sallow.
and will be reality recogo'zed,
Dr. Tenn•ut, of Luodoo, sod Dr. W. F.
Clark, of town, were this week applying
shit tuberculosis test to oattle In Colborne
township preparatory to their shipment to
the United States This is a test whloh all
oattle hoe to audergo before they oan be Im-
ported luso she United Statss.
Mies Minute Campbell. who has Deco
tescblog s18. 8. No 6, Goderioh township,
hoe steered a position to the Wiogh•m
publio school. Her duties In the new p059 -
tion will oomme0oe at New Year's. Wilfred
Bell, who is now attending the Model
School, wall teach at No. 6 pelt yiar.
PUMP' 0,.I(Onl. Tat'uTRF_, --The monthly
meeting of the mobilo school board was
held on Monday evening. Trustee Colborne
occupied the ohalr In the ab.enoe of Mr.
McLean. The prtoo.pal reported that the
average attendance of pupils for the month
of November was 455-212 boys and 243
girls. The uumlor of boys oo the roll wee
241 and of girls 268- a total of 509. In-
• peou.r Tom reported upon .o0• repairs
anti alterations whioh he thought should be
made. and also submitted a list of other
matters for the considers. inn of the board
This was as follows : (i) The Meehan should
meet at bast once • fortoight for the die.
mission of any mattare cnoneote.l with the
work or discipline of the clangs. (2) The
keeping of pupils In the rooms an remise or
otter sohool should he limited (3). Teachers
should be In their oiaea room. fifteen
minutes before the t me fired for nommen
slog the exorcism. (4) Mental arithmetic
should be taken regularly to all IM olas.es.
(5). i am satisfied that the work of the
peed'',..pes:ally to •rlth,wtio, would he
more neatly and more aoourately done If
dates were used instead of eoribblers, The
nee of sonhhleru 1s a training in untldinss*.
narl.anees and ellravaganee. (6). Should
not the M:khand writing wh oh so many
of the puede are Marione be prevented It
possible. (7) Copy books, drawing book.
and legends. book. should be fintehed before
throwing them aside and nrdertbg new
broke. The first t.uomm.ndation wee left
to the approval of the principal and Inep,
tor. id 00nneo,i00 with the smoond, the
board r•oommend.I that the keeping In of
popll. doting fettle n done away with.
Raordlnr the third, It was remind tbab
lb+ prinnlpal inform the teachers to not oo-
cording to statute. The last three olanies
el the in.p.ot.or's reDert were approved by
the board. The Moder of K tweed Ma•s.II
Inc the .apply o' seventy fire cords el wood
at $3,23 per oord was &nevem'. kronen.
of Tin SrtliAr, =1.60, and N. 0, Rouge's,
VOA 8, were indent to be paid
CHURCH NOTES.
The Sunday sobool of Vtotorta serest
Methodist ohuroh le preparing • grod pro•
gram for Lbs &Douai Chrtetmu rntertaio•
moot, which will be held oo CDrldtmas
n ight.
A reception service for new members was
held at the close of the regular service to
North-st Methodist church on Sunday
evening. Twenty one new members were
received. 50034 on profession of laitbnod •
n umber by letter.
Toe saorament of the Lord's &Wee will
be dispensed in Knot ohorch next ford's Day
morning. The pre; oratory mentos will b•
held on Friday eveutng •t 8 o'olook, The
Rev Jarmo Hamilton, B. A., will peek,
n ew members will be re0dt.d, Mid rank
distributed-% 7otend ng oommunloanta.
The colleotion on Sabbath will he on behalf
of the poor fond of the congregation.
At the Thank.,ivmg enterfoloment 10
Nort4 street Methodist church the ohoir of
the church, under the able direction of W.
Glenn Campbell. rendered the omntata,
"Peniuooe, Potion and Peace " The sol' -
lets were Moine Trice and Aasebrook and
Messrs. Andrews, Hrydges, Humber sod
N lebtmao. The ohoir ■cgoitted Itself
well, and the made was moon enloyul by
1h• large &admeoe,
A meeting of the teachers and officers of
St, Georges Sunday 'Afoul was held in the
school house oo Friday evening last, when
the Nowhere preaeoted their reports of the
work during Oho year and the financial
stvemeot was read and was oon•idered
e auefwtory. It was resolved to take 4
laissionary Meese ne for the benefi• r,( the
teachers and aleo to a iopt the "Child's
Own" leaflet for 10e Infant claeen. The
usual Christmas tree Is to be held In the
school house this year, and it Is hoped that
members of the congregation will Five what
seetat.0oe they oan 5o that Ova new de
psrture may be • s000es* as well fioanoially
as ID other respects.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
When yen want the Newt and beet In men's
entries' , don't 111 to mil on F. J. Prldh.m, the
penpi,C elothler. He Is always up to the
the se,
1'h* town menet' mete tomorrow (Fri.
day) evening.
The new flag el Ioverw Camp,
COMING AND GOING
A. Sande has returned from Glencoe.
Mrs. B. J. Smite Ie molting Mrs. Clunis
at London.
Herbert Davidson has returned home
trom the West.
Miss Ada AIi.o, of (;oelph, 1e the guest
of Mtge Maud Hale,
A, 1). McLeod arrived hems Tuesday
night after the season's oiling.
Miss Nellie Muoro spent the holidays
yleiting relatives at Str•tlord,
Mrs. Rnsk visited her daughter, Mrs.
Huston, at Exeter the pot week.
Mn. and the Mines Hutchbox leave to-
day Inc Montreal to spend the winter,
George Goetz, of Mebrirevllle. Was s
oailer at '1 1-11 MIH NAL office on Monday,
Harry Tewdey, of Colborne townshlp,
hu returned trot% hie trip to Manitoba.
Mrs. 0. 0. Shannon and Miss Hamilton
have gone to Cornwall to spend the winter.
Tne Mises Susie and Ieabel . whan
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
friends in Leaden.
Miss MoLell.n, of the Collegiate Iontl
tut•, spent the Thanksgiving' holidays at
her home in Stratford.
Mrs, Shapland has returned to her hotre
at Victoria, B. 1;., after spendingseveral
months visiting her relatives bare.
Commander Spain, of the Department of
Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa, was In town
on Monday on departmental barinea•.
Keith McLean, who was o•itni to Caned•
by the death of hie father, the lire Dr.
McLean. male • brief visit to (ioderlch
•
last week.
The 'amity of Startle Wright hove rr
moved to Toronto. whore they w111 reside
for • time at lent. Mr. Wright remains •t
hie work ,n Gnderloh,
.tae, Munro, jr., Ileo. Mr('reath and
John Knox, jr., returned home Monday
night from Ilio West, where they had been
for about fon month■.
Our townsman Maroon Swanson hne re•
turned from Mifflin, where ne did good
work at the Pen Amerinan exhibition as
commissioner in charge of the Ontario lore.•
try exhibit.
The friend, of \it.. h:liz.btth Wilmer,
daughter el Rey, Jasper Wilson, formerly
pastor of North street Methodist ohuroh,
won pleased to hove her &mongol them for
I days the pot week. Miss Wilson
le at present teaching at Crediton, hot Is
giving tip her po*itton there a1 Chris'ma.
COCK•A•DOODLE•D001
WE'VE GOT 'EM AGAIN
lion. J.,T. Garrow the Man
unman weP van n
Victory OOmpl to All Along
the Lino.
Twat, m mazes and
Tewn,blps Remembered Ross, aid
Stated to eluted (p flew O.tarle-The
Returns Fut lbs Sr; Candidate Oat
of Madam Fe111
WHEN BUD BRAN'S mother, in the
''Hoosier Soboolma.ter,' used the expren-
sloe, "When you&gitting, git a -plenty,'
she vetoed • phrase that exaotly fit. tl.•
Liberal majority in West Huron. The
most snoguioe Grit in the coon Hueco,
never imagined tbst the tide was ruanlhg
so heavily against Whltneylem In the riding,
and the result hal put Landidate Book out
of business as • liters staodard.b and
has also made the managers of the Tory
party put on their considerfng caps In con-
nection with the eleulloo to bre held next
.1 DWhos.
en Mr. Book, practloally dngle-handal
and alone, ren at the Tr ry co dld.te to
Meech, 1898, hie apparent weakness se a
oandidate appealed to many of the electors,
and he succeeded to petting s large number
of electors to support him who evidently
believed that It would help hem from being
snowed under, and *hen the votes were
counted sod Mr. Heck was • tie with his
opponent no one was more surprised than
each of the individuals wbo had voted to
help .Ice from befog left too far In the rear.
In the Aye slecllon eLat followed Mr. fleck
went over the ground main, and although
he did not do so well, snooe•ded in keep', or
Mr. Garrow'• majority down to 45. This
faot ought to have warned the Tory oandi-
date and his friends that the tide was rising
against him, but such • contingency never
owns to have entered his mind, and when
the election which hag just cloud
was brought on they Imagined
that with Improved methods and greater
assistance from ontefd• the riding would be
safe for the Conservetlys party.
That was where they made their mis-
take. In the old days the quiet still -hunt
worked the charm for Mr. Beak, who is
parrooally popular, and whose plea of
weskn..s gained him a certain amount of
sympathy, std se, when the HedfOYd hotel
filiu.1 up W11 •l1 grades and conditions of
Tory workers, and when organizers A. W.
Wright and Leavitt and others tamped in
the constituency, it became apparent to the
electors that it was time to get together
and etr•tehteo out the kinks that had
previously eluted IID the connecting Ones
of the Liberal .majrrity, and they were
w cn;dingly straightened out. Tne cooduot
of the platform o•eepalen onnduoted by Mr.
W right and too other epoakere was not
approved of by the electors, .o1 the policy
of tenoned abuse and villfinatton of the
Liberal oandidate that was punned in the
roomer's had • tendency also to set the motee
of thanking people .mime the candidate of
the Whitney party.
The Tory plan of O*moalgn seems to have
been the same all over the riding, and the
✓ ..olls against them have bees wldsepre.d
le onnsequenoe. The Ged.rloh vote romped
from 66 a1 the prrvlone election to 130;
Clinton went from 22 to 79; Colborne town•
ship, which had given Book • majority of
39, t d ever 10 (farrow • majority of 116
(30d.rleh tnw.ekip, lh• writ•koowo Tory
e nough* n, .lropped •hr.'t 30 from Il.ok's
majority, and en It wont all along tis IIS.
Slumo after @temp followed the figures of
lbs Tory *emendate, cul the Gaal returns
Wee Elms Fisher left on Materdey for
l aokee, M loh., where .he will speed • term
with her stator, Mo. (Rae.) J. T. 9.Osar.
Mr. loGear has recently bsoome pastor el
the First Methn.11st Foilsoopal churoh le
.la.kgon, and aot hie new ober/* U the leading
oengryatton In • 0117 01 nearly 30,000 in-
habitants It opens to him a hroad field of
...tela....
Ssotbampton Mann . ; The Moser 1 Mo.
Tend, two of nor highly respeoted e t eine,
are goon to Isere here, haying dl•pe,ed of
their property to Andrew Gray. Mas Mar-
garet will go to Vaaoouyer to meet her
brother, C•p1..1. O. Mnl.mel, of Sksgway,
sad Mir Sarah will go to )els a.eeher
brobst, Cs01. A. Mcleod, at Goderlob.
showed that Mr. ("arrow's former majortly
of 45 had been swelled to some 275.
The result of the coolest puts Mr, book
out of the runolog in a future oontest,
has shot his bolt, Even Mr. W right is
reported to have suggested changing the
oandidate between now and the date for
hold ng the Pcovinoiai election. But be the
Tory oandidate who he may It should now
be an may matter for the West Huron Lib-
e rals to hold the riding omit June. Hoo.
Mr. (:arrow has definitely stated that be
will not be the candidate again, and It is
n ow In order for the Liberal party to call
• 000ventloo at the earliest possible moment
to put • man In the field who will 001 fall
of suooees when eleott.0 day Comes round.
There is no time for delay. The work
should be dote now when the party Is to the
flush of victory. and before the fire of battle
becomes oold. Let a cooventlon be called
at the earliest possible moment.
The following prominent 'Tory members
were in the tiding, amongst others: Moons.
Whitney, Foy, Canoallen, Matheson, War-
dell and Hoyle, of rhe Legislature ; Blain
and Henderson; of the Dominion House,
Mr. Joe Downey, oandidate for South
Wellington, and Wright, Leevltt, Flock,
The Liberals received the returns in Via
torte Opera House This is the usual plane
of resort for the Conservatives on election
D ight, but they did net need It last night.
The jubilant Grits overflowed the hall, and
there were present also not a few lioneerva
lovas. The returns oame to slowly, but
from the first they showed suoh a deatdei
slant in favor of Mr. Garrow that nu one
had any doubt as to the ultimate result.
W. Proudfoot, president of the West
Huron Liberal Association, occupied the
chair, and when the majority had mounted
to a good flours he called upon the member•
elect to satirise the meeting.
Mr. (Ostrow rewlved an ovation when hs
appeared upon the ptstform. He thanked
the Liberals who had worked so earnestly
and fatthluley for his eteotloo, and also the
Conservatives who had g,v.n bim their
asdstanoe. He believed there were a num
ber of Conservatives who thought that he
should have Man allowed to go to by mole
matron fur the last session of the Portia -
remit, sod who registered a protest at the
oallot-box against the action of their party
,D opposing him, He was sorry that hie
opponent had been led into this unoeotes•ry
°oaten; he had Nairn to believe thit Aidr.
did not wish It. but woeTorce,T into it
by the machine. H• again thanked the
faitb!ttl band of workers who had put forth
their efforts In his behalf.
The next speaker was W. H. Kerr, ddb
ter of TM Brussels Post, who expressed his
pleasure at being present at snob a meeting
Over to hie riding the liberals bad things
pretty muoh their own way. It was dd.
!trent here : the Liberals of West Huron
had to fight their way to win, but he did
n ot know but they had the mere satisfac-
tion on this amount in *Inning the victory.
They had their fighting clothes on, and he
advised them to keep lo 6gh•inr trim and
just double the majority at the general
elections, when, he prophesied, Mr. Ross
would sweep the oouotry.
George Goetz, of Sebnnevtl.e, wl,o was
Ih• Liberal oandidate In North Perth at the
last Dominion oleotton, added hie 00opr.te
tato.• to Mr. Garrow upon the splendid
victory. He bad been defeattd In hu own
riding by the gerrymander, but that matter
would be righted before the noxi gapers'
'friction. He had tome up to help Mr
Connie and woe glad to know that he had
been suoo..eful In his efforts. Mr. Garrow
eat doe of the most prominent members of
the Provincial Legislature, and the riding
should be proud to he represented by so
urand and nobles man.
1). Mol?hhooddy sold they had gathered
to celebrate one of the grwdeut vlotorlss
ever won in West Huron. The Liberals had
claimed a majority of 150 1,. the riding, and
they had today proved It and put the ohronio
oandidate 001 of business. All over Ontario
the people were looking to this sisotion, for
them said, as West Huron gees, so go.. the
Provinoe next June. Tbo result of this
el»cuon foreshadowed' • victory for the
1, Neral Administration in the rersral 010C-
0o.e0, and "Remember Roes" should be the
shibboleth of every Liberal.
Philip Holt, K, C., who was the next
speaker, said he had been sorry to hear Mr.
Garrow'• statement that he would not again
offer himself for election. The Liberals
would have 1 make him take thee beak
Brief sadnesses wire given by A. Saun-
ders, M. G. Cameron, B. D. Grant, H. I.
Strang, 11. A., County Councillor Robt.
Miller, of Howtok, and M•loolm Mao-
donald.
Outside the boys had started a boctflre,
wbloh was kept biasing until . late hour.
The figures given In Otte Issue are not
othal.l and may not be quite onrreot, but
from the returns we hays reoeived there
appears to be a majority for Mr. (farrow of
290.
THE RETURNS.
Following are the majorities In the dif•
forest memlelpslltlee of the riding :
(JARROW. *IF, R.
(loderich 130
Clinton 79
Moth ......
. 23
W ine/bam "_.. _... 72
Aehtlsld........ 69
(:olberne me 36
West Wawanoeh..... 9
Fest Wewasesk...-,f 78
uoderioh Townehlp, ,, 98
Hallett • 36
460 170
Majority for Oerrow-290.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - DEC. 6.
Arse
Fioaoolal Agent of Joe. Renk -R. G.
Reynolds..., 1
Financial Ageo. of Jae T. G•rrew- R
G. Reynolds 1
London Free Prom.,., 5
Our Shirt Factory --W. A. McKim 5
Christmas Perfumes --W. C. Goode 4
Gau0clel Lost-SIONAL Moe 1
Eye Speolaliet-Pref. 8. L. Tombs 4
A000uooemeol-O. M. Elliott 1
Xmas Perfumes -F. Jordan 6
Fur li•rmeote-W. Acheson A Son b
Our Perfumes -J. Wilson..., 8
A Who Man - --J. M. Molnod...... ,.., 8
Aoneuooemeots -S. E. Hiok1
Towner Wanted -5.8. N0. 17, AabMld. 1
Aan000cement-Geo. Stewart 1
Sterling Good Values-Hodgeae Bros8
SNAP SHOTS.
- Saltford, shake 1
-One, two, three -OUT 1
- WRIGHT is generally wrong.
-The Star should take a "Hutch,"
-Goderich's Liberal majority is e
hummer !
-Wingham has stereotyped its election
returra-72 Tory.
- Hr. Baca has changed his address from
Salttord to Salt Creek
-It begins to look like the old-time
majority in West Huron.
-Organizer WRIGHT most have been.
editing The Star last week.
-Blyth has notified Conservative candi•
dates to keep off the gra...
-Say, Mi. WIUTNsy, did you hear some-
thing drop in West Huron,
- (:old weather and dead ducks aro sea-
sonable just before ho iday time.
-It snowed ,yeaterday, but most of it
fell on the unjust, and buries! them.
- Colborne blew out the gas on the Con.
secretive candidate on Wednesday.
-The Major wakes this morning to the
fact that this is a hard, oold world.
-The man who was saying, "It is (tune
for a-nbangs, h.a-boon, tongue-tied:- '=
-The miserable tactic, of The Star and
ptner Tory organs received the rebuke they
Ioeerved,
- ehfield, the Wswanoehee and Hullett
titayakeiththe game in the Liberal interest
on election day.
-Frionde neighbors, countrymen I Let's
get. together •t 0,10e to roll the o d chariot
along between now and next June.
Tna SIONAI. will be sent, poet -pall, to
any address In Canada or tee United Sbnt.es
from now to January 14, 1903, for 11 00:
Meagre. BI'RRnw•' k Sox and McKee -mg
A Hon got. sell Herh.geom, which has by
tens of thousands of Canadian farmers.
feeders and stookmen been proved to be the
most effeotivo spice for animal*, and from
Its email feeds the cheapest ever sold. A
book worth dollars to teeders farnlebed Lea
with every dollar's worth sold. bt•.,o w.
BORN.
BIRO. --At Belleville, Ontario, on 'the 22nd 0f
November, 10)1. to Mr. and Mrs. Krn..t H.
Bled. • son.
MARRIED.
ORAL * miss At the C.M.S. ohuroh, Olr
gannd, Bombay. by the Rev. canon Roh
ere, On Novemtver 01h, the Rev. Areht bald
Hew gran, R. (, of Allahahad, Ind1•, to
Mies Elisabeth Roes, B.A., eldest dannfrtthter
of the late Rev. John Role, of Rruoelfeld,
Ont.,
UIk0.
MoVICAR. In Chatham. on Sonnet, Den. 1
1901. John MoVloar, aged 24 years, I month
and 1dars.
LAWSON. In Colborne township, on Thnr.
day, November 2Rth, Miller Lawson, aged
M years.
11.1,10TT, In Detroit. on Ronda, morning,
Dtnamtwe let. Mrs. Elisabeth J. 11111011,
demerit or (i.dsrt.h,
-Wednesday's vote rather rebukes
Organiser W altt*r for his attack on the
character of the Returning Officer
-ALICE WatUHT doesn't feel like feeding
that man on angel cake who loaded hint up
the wrong way on nomm•tion day.
- The electors of West Huron have given
Mr. LEAyrrr, the deputy organizer q1 the
Tory party, notice to leave it as it is.
-The "scrap iron" assessment should bi
all right as applied to the Opposition. la
can hardly be valued as • "going concern."
-They say WILLIAM CAMPBELL ie hunt
ing all over town for the ran who loaded
up WRIl1HT the wrong way at the nominee
tion,,
- If Ooderich township hearse up the good
work we will soon weloome it as a township
that favors good government and the up -
building of New Ontario.
--This would be a propitious time for
our Tory friends to start • boom for DUD.
H"LM1A, of (Ixierich, JAMEe CONNOLLY, of
(1o.lerich township, or the lively and ener-
getic LorounoRT, ot East Wawanosh.
-Notwithstanding all the talk we have
heard about the "machine," the Opposition
"machine" in the only one that was in evi-
dence during this election. The Opposition
organs and speaker, were shouting "Stop
thief 9' simply to draw attention away
from the misdeeds of their own party,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Elquldte vinlet sachet at HICe's.
A great variety of oholoe confectionery
at low pr10.. at STEWART.,
See ebony and other fancy hair brushes
at HrcK'e Drug Ston.
O. M. ht.L1nrr is paying the hfghone ooh
price for potatoes for shipment. Mast bet
good sod free from rot.
Wanted -Bright dried apples, l , Oris.'
direot from Germany. Also call butter,
fowl and raw fun. G. E. KrNt. Wlogham,
Remember the date : l'rof. Tanta, al
Hotel Bedford, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of Deo.
If your eyes trouble you, or any eye strain,
nonsuit him. Come early se you may need
• second testing.
Oyster., always fresh` at the old reliable
oyster house. Vlotorla Ke,Naranl, West.
et., In bulk or d all styles, ice oream,
fruit, confectionery, algae, oto. C. Rt.ACE•
smelt, proprietor. Telephone 70.
`lima Doerwrn wishes to 0.11 attention to
her Deetmber sale of rnllltnery. Having
thinned space rhe 1s onmp.11ed to make room
for spring goods, and well sell Milano* of
winter stook at greatly reduced proose.
Look out for window of trimmed hate se
Friday and Satardey. Ali eetrlmmed hate
at half price.
Monday was ear fourth anniversary
of doing business on Hamilton etrISO
We take this opp,reweily of thermion our
many customers who have favored es with
their patronage, and ,ounft . enntlnna,00
of the same and ask others to ..II ant •g
amine goods and prior. We oommsseed
a thirty day nil• on Mnnd.y, the led
day of 1)ooember, and onntinse eatll the
tools of the 010.19,, when we will out the
profits with e11 those who favor e. wltb
their eastern. Call and Tea for yourselves
that wo mean whet we my. Oar geode aro
all new sed .re of the hest that ma M
bought tor spot nab. Rotes, eggs. dried
apples and potatoes taken at sash osio s,
W, J. Motttow, Hamt.s 8E