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FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR. -2879
THE WEEKLY MisttntT REPORT
Uceleco t, Apr. Ci 190
Fell Wheat 9 75 to 76
Flour, family. par awe.,,. _,,.-r 10 to r 10
Four. patent. Iter Oat,.,,,r e) to Y M
firms,' toe......-.............. 10 00 toll LO
Shorts, • lop _., . II 00 told 01
Scrawling*, per swt 1 00 to 00
Rye per bush.... 0 60 o 61
Buckwheat, per bush 0 55 o51
Oat& V bosh ........ ......�... to l. /9
Yeas. 9 bosh.,. •-- ...... 75 to
Barley. per bash 60 to 60
Hay. s on 1 00 tot
Poatoes, 0 bosh.. M to
Mutter, IS to
Obsess. 00 lb 10 to
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fresh enpaakad. 0 dos._:. 10 to
Hides ... - t0 0
Pelts ...• 00 to
Live Hoes ••• t0 to
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Bano...,.....- It to
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Lard. per lib IS to
Deemed Beef fore qua!tar 00 to
Dressed Beal i )
Cattle,part 50 to
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TO ADVSRTIBERB,
Notloe of onanges must be lett at this
Oboe not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not it ter than Mon
day noon. Casual Advertisements
accepted no to not n Wednesday of
each week.
Found.
EIOUNL--ON SATURDAY AT THE
corner of North Street and the Square, a
lady's black leather pure., owner rosy have
same by applying at Tb. StoxaL olilue sod
lei l og oust of Mead.
ditua$Jons Vacant.
WANTED, --A Buy WITH A WHEEL
to distribute bills through the country.
Av.)y io MAX SHIM. Victoria Street.
(1001)CCNF.RAL SERVANT WANT.
cd. be 1st of May One who ase do
goad plain cooking preferred. Apply to Mrs.
S. A. McOA W. 7Atf
Muslo.
MISS COLBORNE,
Teeeher of Pieta's/sr muaic method, will re
env.- pupils at her studio, shove Mr. Natters
insurae,e °Moe. Hamill in @treat. For infor-
menta apply either at studio or at lc sideave,
St Patch.., street.
WGLENN CAMPBELL,
.
Organist WO mudxl director of North street
Methodist church, teacher of piano, pipe or-
gan and theoryPupils prepared for ell et•
wminatiOns of the Toronto Conservatory of
Mu.lc. Will be pleased to reserve ap0ltna-
i•oosfrom all those re.tniring such Initruo-
twn at hi* new studio over Thomson's mon lc
Wore, Use of piano for preotice may I,, ar
.►sand for. 67tf
N otl oe
MAOSSIlift Ht il'GHT AND SOLD.
sed.rkinds of repair work dote (
MAIM taw"
Makin* e mowers sharpened'. at KUNO'.
Shop. Viotorra.trees.
a
For Sale.
WA()UN FoR BALK, -APPLY TO P
/ V MOCARTHY. St. Davide Se., Goderich
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE, FOR PI:1'
AL ()mo..
tIe5 ruder carpels, etc. Apply at Tog
8m1.
R SALE OR To KEN r. -BLACK
smith shop and dwelling at Carlo v, coup.
W of doron, with tools complete: goof dwell
tog ones. oil rooms toantry wood shod and
el( notbnttdmgs : all complete and in .001
cider. There are also some good fruit trees
co Ike entangles. A good trade than always
been dope Teems 'reportable. Applyto A.
A, Yi,CNo, Carlow P.O. or try WM. JONEO,
at l Yemt, es. 72 l m
L14)11 SAGE -THE EAST HALF OF
the west half of lot 15, eon. 7. West Wa.
wanosh. comprising .51 acres. Apply o HEN.
RV FOWL RR, Dungannon, or to Philip Holt,
ftarester Ooderloh.
Fla
95. 96, 117, 118, 119
Fad I In I(uohlsos's survey, all kr
Doderloh. For pertloulaie • ly to
PHILIP
IP HOLT.
Detector, to.. Uodorlrh.
Mare% 11th, 1960. re-tt
Fop Rent.
/jW LST. -COMFORTABLE DWELL
• leg house, with one acre of Mod, In the
town of Uoder,eh, convenient tc the Square :
good hereon premise. and -come ohoice fruit.
Apply to 1l. O. RAYII, flarrleter, Nolerich.
Its
Rooms to Inst.
/110 RENT.-itOOlt9 ON HAMILTON
street as present oss4piod by B. S. Lewis
as haw offices; alit change leo smell store If
necessary. Or rooms over Mi., Dameron'e
Store with front earl rear atranoe. 1C. N.
LICWIN, 72
Publlo Notice
NOl'ICE IO HERESY GIVEN THAT
titer the eritration of two week. from
the data hereof an application to transfer the
license held by Jonath as Killer to sell int xi.
Latin! liquors In the Redford Hotel, Ooderlch
Town, to Fred Davis. of the Town of Mitchel!.
will he considered by the Hoard of Linense
commissioners for the license dlntriet or west
Heron
Dated at Under'. 't this 16th day of ,toric. A.
I). IPC2.
71 R W, J. PATSLEY.
LOOSE•. 171MMMtor. Wept Huron.
uROF. tt L TAUHR
!� aerrecreitiwe ornelaw Awb Inc
A11 krd of R IPICIAU.T.
•n nets peotenteeand Eyeela.eesmule
ep*rtal .tendon given to ening the
eye,
Orders by melt promptly attended to lite
wore of Parties using my name, as I employ
no traven Inv .g, me eh clever
SSMaitNa
Mailgram
ggga TRyed Bsyhllahed 1071.
--_- S $ty W., T.'HON IV
nruteanoe, Tito.
!IMAS. R. biAW, GRNRRAI, iN9UR-
`-1 AMOS tied veal elate meant. 011kw, the
door rut of P. O., t ogerinh. Agent for the
to„ling mutual bre Inauraooe own anise and
leading Stock oom,anl.s
Meroantlie and manufacturing Meta t
Owes! fetes (all at ontoe.
U% R. ROfIKBTSON.
TT •MOMeaipt Md imnranne Agent.
made u0.
Meted d note soprano
Isad
sgraaee In British and ('eeadlen
DIM oa
Prl root a Hay.' elloe North
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J. T. NAFTICL, GN,NRRAL IN•
• SURAN,'It and Real Itsaate soot.
Yirse,. e. Aenlde,t and Mete Maas Informants
elfeet.d on mntoel or oath plan at lowest
. ate stn..
I4 I tiagl iah and Canadian companies rep
tea .d
tMit 31 east door to Darrow a Harrow. Bar
titers Mumlltee theme .,
Midlt$1k1.
DR' A• P. BALLOW, PRY ICiAN
awl W. loess. nn�. p1 e. a * 11Rt.hoe ink of (7o m-
at ,_ Idea N. Night
Tit ...
THD LEADING'♦ NDWBFJII.PDR OF HTJRON C OOTTNTY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - APR. 24.
Auction Sale -Thos. Gundry 8
Barb Wire, $'d AO-- MoK.nrla A Howell6
Two Yeast*, Saimaa !aye -J H. Col
borne 4
Ready-to.Wsar Clothing -Si' C, Prtdbam 4
Do You Waat Dewe Goods or Silks? -
Smith tiros , 8
Milllsery Har,als-W, A. MoStm 5
An0o0ooement-C. Blaoketoce 1
Retail Agent.-Keseia,ton Forgotten Co. 8
Boy Wasted --Max Sher 1
Removal -F Harlow Holmes 1
Coal, Cement, Ea -F. Barlow lithium 8
West St, Bakery -d) J Corry B
Queen, Quality -E. Downing 8
Naw Hatcher Soop-Story & Morrow8
Anooaooemeot-A. J. Cooper ... , 1
Aaaounoemeot-J. W. Broderick 1
Wagon for 8.1a -P. McCarthy. 1
Meeblee Sboo-J. 11 Raooimao... 1
Purse e'OUOd-Sums L Otfioe I
Games, Csrsaine-Hodteoe Bros... 8
AROUND TOWN.
Rzoie eteiott or Vor[[s.-As goon et
the wtit for the Provtoot.l election Is re•
oeiyed the board of registrars of manhood
suffrage voters for the town of Godeno,
will meet and di dates for the restoration
whiob must be held In e000rdanoe with the
lug Gus reit* -Soares were made as
follows at the gen olub'e sbeot oe Friday
last: H. B. Walker, 9; H Ruaon, 8; A
D. Rangel*, 7 ; F. Shampoo, 7 ; l) John
son, 7 ; F, Dunham, 5; T. Mul)ermot, 2 ;
A. Dooley, 4 ; A. Romarls, 4 ; D. McIver,
3 rho club holds Its regular shoots every
Friday male( at 6 30 en the ground, at
Lewis Patk.
hot gem Su Ifan. -A teport was to
olreulstion last weak that Capitals Howard
Snell, who is otteadino Trinity College,
Toronto, hos been attacked with smallpox
and was very seriously II'. We are glad to
learn that snob is not tins case. Hie room
ma's, Bert llclivsen, contracted the dts-
eam, and the Capte'm was planed In quaran-
tine, bat we hope that notbtog worewill
befall him.
Int Fox-Kr.NatY ':uy,tttT-llasot the
mus.oai Crests of the season is In store to
night •t the entertainment ander the ase
Prom of the Collegiate lrstltote. George
Fox, violinist, and Mrs. James Keuo•dy,
soprano. are artists whom everyone shotid
bear. The program. which has been issued,
mdlca'ee that some •rceptioeally good
mono will be given. Remember -tonight.
Golan To rut FRONT.-l:oderich is to be
represented on ihs South Airman battle
fields by e'UI soother of her sops i;lwerd
Dunn. son of our townsmen, .John Duos,
eolieted last week as Windsor with the con
tingeot now being recruited, and will soon
ori on the uc,ao on the way to the meet of
war. t5'e have no doubt be will uphold the
honor of the 11 ig and of his catty• town, es
the other teethe -lob boys hays done or are
It nil.
LDia*At. MEETING. -Toe date of the
Pros/Moist • cotton. having been hood, it
heboovee the supporters of g..0 1 government
to est foto the fi,ht. A meeting of the
LII orals of Godetch will he help at the
oommlttes rood's on West street thie(Thure
day) evening, at 8 o'o'o,k, for the purpose
of organlzstlop, Mayer Oameron, the Llb
Rodes to Creditors
NOTItE TO CREDI'rOK',
In fhr Morrrr eta.. Estate or John Ronien,
Farr of the Township of Colhornr (a Me
County of Hunt., Yeoman, Dr-
trnud.
Notion Is hereby gtveIsunaant to the Re-
thand Statute* ttallcredl orf and where hay ngpclams
*gala t the e•ate of the said John hostler,
who died on or about the Mitt day of Moron,
A.D. 11.19, Sr. requites, on or before the lot
day of June, 15 Cl, to mod by poet. prep•Id, or
deliver to the undersigned solicitor., of th
executors. their Christian and sir names, ars
dreese,and descriptions the full premolars
of their claims. the statement of their be
counts and the nature of the security ill any)
bell by them.
And further take notion that after such law
meat:ooed date, the said executors will ar:.
. sed to dletrthda the assets of the decenaed
among the parties entitled thereto. having re-
gard opir to the claims of which they then I
shall have noel a and that the said ereoutora
will not be liable fqr the to d assets or any
part i!'sreof to any person of persons of whose
claim notice .bait sat have b 'en reonlved by
them at the time of each distribution.
Dated the 16th d• of April, A I). 19)2.
PILOUDFOOT & HAYS,
Soli-Itore foe John MoUibbon sod William C.
Durst, lirsrovtore of for call deceased. 7831
The Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
SOLICITOR -PHILIP HOLT. O.
HANK[R.-THS CANADIAN
COMMERCR.
NK
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to receive Iepoettn
from Trustee++, Parents or Children, in
slime of from Fifty Cent* to Three
Thouaaud Dollars. and allow compound
interest, andel every sic month. at
rates as agreed upon Cheques are
given Depositors, so that they may
draw upon theme deposits at any time
3, 33 and 4 per cent interest titnwad
on Deposits according to amount, and
time left..
N,R.-Pursuant to a lute Art of
Parliament marriprl women and minors
have the right to deposit and draw out
money in their own name.
Deponito can be 'tent by mail at the
risk of sender.
Remote from your houses temptation
to burglars and food for the flame*.
Al the Company makes loons only on
first clam farm property, depositors
have the strongest security for their in.
yea Linen le.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company is prepared to loan on
the .hnrteet'notices any num upon Brat•
clan secunty. Terms are made to suit
Ixwrowere. Straight loans and simple
interest.
MORTGAGM 9 PURCHASED -For further
particulare call at the Company's ntRcie,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, (kderieh.
W. L. NORTON, F. JORDAN.
Manager. Prwrid.nt.
Ww. PROUI)POOT, Vice Preei.lent.
DiRF•CT()R.9 :
Lents farneTMrnI,A. f .1. M. Rotate
Feentelt Innoai,. H. Dtrlrler.
WS. Paoobroor. MeaaT Hoprog.
D. J. Kaplal. Flit low, IL l;
GODERICH, ON PARIO, CANADA : APRIL 24, 1902.
oral oendldaW fur this riding, and
will address the meeting hveryon
reeled In the suitcase of the L•birel
reiutirol to be pressure
it iii, Visa SKAroltrn 'hue V
About thirty members of the Hu
Boys Astoo,atloo of Carmelo met Seturday
eight la the Temple building and decoded to
accept the tentacle* of the de.forth town
counml to hold their I exourm:o° til,
year to that phos. The date was fixed for
Saturday, July 6. and tlak.ts will be good
to return on Mond.y, Seaforth has prom
teed to gip the old boys a good time, and
arraagemeote will be mads with that end In
view
WHITS CRonv WORK. -Arthur W, Heal,
lid A., agent of the White Crow Depart.
meat of the W. C. T. U„ spent several cloy.
hers during the past week In the interests
of the work in which he is engaged, Uu
Thursday and Friday he addressed the boys
of the Central school and Collegiate Ingo.
tale, urging open them their duty to lead
reed and pure lives. On Friday evening he
pare an address In the Temperance Hell on
"Coristlen Cit.zeosbip," and en Sunday at
teraoon addressed another meeting In the
same pleas.
others Priem Albert as a good dentist and • geed
• inter fellow, but they will not take long to Sod
cwee is that co, for themretvee W Y. Hayden,
who has had mune •spsnaoo• with ll•
t ea - Turuoull, will .unused him hers We
coo Old u,der.tasd that Ur. Harden will tak',
onerg• of the ofii,e ere• k after neat, hu'
Dr Turnbull will remain in town for a week
or two later.
Tux Ho,ptrat. Feu -At the meeting of
the Imperial Order of Daughters of the
l':rpoe at the court house oo Monday a
vote of thaekt wes passed to J. H. Worsen
for his kind gilt of sir boxes to be used for
rsoelvinp oontrlbutlons to the boapital fund,
As • resole of the generosity of M . Lee
& Shepherd and Mr. %Vorsell the ladies
have been able to plaoe collection boxes In
many of the publlu paoes et the town, and
those that hays ,o tar been opened give
gratilying indention that the public are
taking advantage of this means of bslpinp
on a toot thy object.
Tres PORT AuikaT Poerorrl' K. -Mrs.
Hawkins, wife of the late poetmso'er at
Port Albert, has hese appotated to the
to,t tion mads vacant by his death. We
understand that those supporters of the
Government from among whom A euro• nor
to Mr. Hawkins might reasonably have
beau selected waived their claims to the
5ositi et, and with a oreditable abtetoe of
selfish or party leonine recommended that
Mrs. Hawkins be given the office. Mr.
El Imes, If, P., toted upon their recom-
meudatsou, and lb. appotntuent has been
mads a. above stated.
HIT BY a LO. onoTtvK. -Friday after
noon what might have been a very serous
aooldeut h•ppsoed.et the G. T. R. yards.
Gserge Murray, of the station staff, wee
stand.ag by the outer track when ho was
hit by the leader of • locomotive ea it was
backlog op In the yard. He reoeived • had
cut on the arm, and was knocks] against
some lumber, breaking his cheek bone and
eakiog a portion of the skin off his face.
Dr. Gallows was oalled and pot flys stitches
In the arm and dressed the face. The wool -
dent will keep Mr. Murray from working
tor a coup'. of weeks,
Gcgt,rlt'o SIVeeTY-FIITH ANNts [MARY,
-Yesterday, the 23rd of Aprti, was the
ty fifth aanlversary of the fouadiog of
Guelph, (int•r,n, and in anticipation of the
occasion The Guelph Mercury on Ntturdey
published a sket.b of the fouoder, John
Galt, together with historicist and deeorie
ties attlalrsin connection with the unci
'ninety, The founder of Guelph was also
the funnier of the Gonads. Company, earl
he bad much to do with the development
of the Huron Tract. H. name, Indeed, to
toasparebly connected with the history of
this district*. The Mercury publishes •
portrait of John Galt. la which we centre*.
• decided likeness to his sr•ulsoa, John
Galt, postmaster of Godtrich.
ALs,IbgSTAL DIATH -A telephone mea
sage from Windsor yesterday roomier con•
.eyed the sad ioteflt,sooe of the accidental
dew of A''gsa McDonald, eon of Capt.
John McDonmlJ, of the soler. J. G. Kolfag,.
The young man is only in his twenty•firet
year, and had been sailing with his father
since the op, n og of navigation. Panic
ultra of the eveot so far tem tved are miagrs,
but it seems he fell from the oras, tree* on
the sohonner and r•oelved snob injuries ae
to cause ho death. The body was brought
here for interment and the funeral will
take plea. teem the family rsefdenoe, H: i'•
•Isola toad, th (Thursday) aeons, on at
3 o'clock Moth sympathy is felt for the
d f.mtly in their sudden loss.
A Mluytnuy Menaro[R -Thursday
night, shortly .lass mi loight, • may who
had tramped to town from Ktnoardire
nreks throtph one of the !Wows of P. T.
Dean', store on the Square and .tole •
quanti'y of good* which were displayed in
the window. The man wee drunk, but he
evidently retaloed • taste for delicacies,
and when k. wee fognd some hour. after
M wan eorroea4ed by trees* of hr. least
upon Mr. Dean'. orange*, candle*, eta. H•
was rak•n before Pollee Mag e:rate Seeger,
woo comm tted him for trial by the county
judge. The man first gave his name at
Ion's, bit: afterwards slated that he weo
W Blain Owlet. The sisal is remark,ble so
the fire orlmioal oharge that has come
before the Oaunty judge Is t er etvttl
month*.
FDR A CoNvocATroN HALL-S.'Isfactrt y
engross is being made In the canvass of the
alumni for funds to build a Convocation Hall
fur Toronto Un,verslty. The amount re
presented by the subscription I»'rine njlied
and returned to Dr. J. C. Mel,rnneo, Seo
teary of the Un yeas ty of 1'"ronto Aromui
Aoeotation is $4,041. being an Ionresi. of
$1381 for the week ending April 121h
Ins /Himont rent year, in arts and medru ne
hays centnbuted to date as f-•llowe
$150; 1862 $250; 1863 $50: 1972, 8100,
1874, 1450; 1876, $200; 1878, $1 000; 1880,
WOO: Itfitl $d51 1886 $8001 8888. $961
1889 $26; I892.475; 1893 $170: 1894, $50;
1895, $7Ot 1896. $20; 1897, $70; 1898, $10;
1899, $2.5; 1901, $2 la addition to these
amounts 81.100 has also been subsonbed up
to date by friends of the University other
than graduates.
Ate ATrRAcsly. AnVORTt,RM1NT -Der.
mg ibe pest week one nt Allen fe Melnr's
eters whitlows has been a centre of intermit
for old and Tonne, the attraction beleg a
model of a do offing house advertising Ram
sty'. paint/ and glass, for *blob Messrs.
Allan & Molver are agents, it Is a dainty
little resider/to about three fee. h'gh with
two stories, a speotoue pier", on which two
little ladles tit and view the p -hy, else.
trio lith', and other aoesaearles of • medarn
mansion. A peep through the certain
draped windows shows that the Interior la
farnithed with miniature tables and ohatrs,
a piano and otter furniture. Tha boom Is
nicely painted with Ramsey'. patois Nat-
urally the diminutive dwelling lea mere*
of *epeeist delight to the ohildion, ettd the
olden glee it more than a Risotto as they
pass by. it N an arrelle t ael ertlmmeet,
Gofer; Weer T. M. Ternhnll, U. D. S.,
hae deolded to go Mot, and will leave Is •
few *risks 1"r Penne Albert, N. W. T ,
to practice his prnfelelon as denial surgeon.
He hsa haps dolag a very earneselnl briefness
In hl,deloh, hut he believes there le a reed
omelet at Prince Albert. with the prospect
if 1 retorive for be.. work He aesoras
as that It Is with treat regret he n0atam-
plates his dep•riere from Gaiertah, • (eel,
leg that as knew be roolprena*.d by our
wwoeo.epi., with whom the stator Is very
poplar. II It were neomeary we weld
eswessd Dr. Tomball be /be people N
A Puttee Cover Cams, -Oa Saturday
last John T Newell had Robert Greer, Ir ,
before Pollee Magistrate Seager charged
with trespaeslug on his property. It ep•
pears from the evidence that Greer went to
the oomplaleant'e house and demanded
loins property to the possession of Newell
which be alleged to he his. Complaisant
Informed him teat be had no property of
hie sod on ler the cireUmet room reg.urtsd
him to leave the premises iireer refound
to do so, insisting that he would not leave
until he recor.red hie property, asd there-
upon proceeded to the harp, where be alleg-
ed the property was. Ticking up a large
noire bet entered the hero by driving out
the staple end releasing the look by which
the door was moored. Alter going fully io•
to the eyud.noe and hearing counsel f.,
both parties, the magistrate reset red judg
meat on cessations et law. George A J
Fraser for compl.ioant; E tampion, K C.
for defendant. Go Tuesday the oast same
up again, but on the advice of the magi'
trate the parties allowed it to be dropped,
Mr. Saeger and the constable hay ng agreed
that to promote • settlement they would
not Warm soy mite.
"rut TWANGrLAR May.' -Rey. K.
Hobbit, of W Ingham, on Monday everting
gave a lecture la Victoria street Methodl.t
church, hie subject being "The Tnanvular
Man." The lecturer introduced his subject
by mentloniog the contention put forward
by some learned men that there to not •
euhjeet In the H bie, or In nature, or in any
of the arts or ecieooee but oat be properly
crewed from • threefold standpoint -that
there are but three distinct emote standing
in relation to every sohjiot under the
h and, as far as they know, above the
heavens. While not venturing to youth
for the oorrec.aees of this theory, the lect-
urer said it really 4 ,1 seem, from the
number of subject. which could i.e treated
in this way, as If the triangular !dee, or the
'des of a trinity, did prevail ecerywheie.
He then proceeded to slow that man °on( I
to viewed In this way, In rele'ion to hie
body, his mind, and his seul, and he went
on to show how each cf these three portlroe
of man's Ia'.ure must be administered to au.t
developed in order to fulfil the deetoy for
which man is intended The looters ea,
is ereettog ted turmoil , and it is to b.
regretted that so few wove prawn to hear
It.
L)[ATII or lilts ('itlniuio.-Oa Thurs-
day of last week Jse.ie Mahlregor, widow of
the late W m. Chisholm, passed away at her
home la Saltford after a long lllneee. dim
funeral took place on Saturday morning to
9f. Peter'e church and theatre to the Romeo
Catholic oemolery In Colborne, the pall.
hearers beteg Judge Davie, J.A McIntosh,
M.ohael MLAv0y and three sons of dsoeued,
Charles. Attalla and Will am SIre, Cho,
holm we. • native of Perth, Ioveriess.abire,
Scotland. and was ths •(deet daughter of
Coutes Mc(Jregor, • direct deseeodant of
the famous Highland ohtef Rob Hoy Mc
Gregor, and at one time one of ths largest
cattle buyers In Sentient Four coo. end
four daughters .urinate her; Charles, of
Brantford, Aootle, William and John, at
bums, Mrs. J, Walsh, of Montreal, and
Mary. Therese and Dire, at hems Besides
her children the demisted leaves one sister,
Mrs John Fair, of Dundee, Scotland, sod
three lire. hers, James, still • resident of
Dundee, John, a raooher in Whitton, New
Sou'h Wales, and Cherie*, • Melt angitteer,
•t present residing la China. Mrs. Cine
holm had reached the age of fifty-liveyears
sod ,oven mouths, sod was highly esteemed
by all who knew her,
WEST Hums Llti.Neas -'1'b• commit.
',Mott. for West Huron met at the laepect-
01'e ofliab. Cunoo, on Thursday of fast
week, when the application* for licensee for
the year 1902 were °eatfdered. Lest year
'here were .30 hotel end two shop lloenses
granted, and tt:ie year there viero apphco
rtgns for 41 botel, end two shops, Iwen'y•
eipbt if the Termer being granted, and two
to be anis,dersd at the adjourned mining
on the 44 h, That of 9 Pike, of the Way
erly Howes, Charon, woe not greeted.
•wing to tssufllamint population, The ape
plication of E', Swartz, Goderioh, was left
oyer; in regard to that of N. G. B,Res,
Carlow, • "mitten fur the vren'leg of a
1104040 was signed by ninety sin pane, and
a 000tra petition of eighty mimes was also
betide in, twenty of thew nems appearing
on each petition 'Those rtoelytng'moeoe..
were (I icon -J. Rattenbury, H (lent.
Ion, J. MoUaugb.y, Chas. Milne, R
Graham I shop license, Thos. Bell. (lode.
rich -J, Miller, I Tilt, Wm. Chip, B
tanite, (leo• Buxton, Miohasi Farr, Wm.
halos) ; shop hoses., W. Sault,, Wtngh,m
-C'o H Boer John Carr, f. Hanson,
Jar. H otdway, b rn. Mary Diosley, if rat
-Mrs Frances Macon, H Jame,. Mullett
-Alex. R':bertanu, Auburn I Tnos Hill,
Londesboro. Fast W'awanneh-Jure Mo.
Donald, Wnh'oohuroh, A•hdeld--W, J.
Mountain and Mrs. .T Malleo/h, i)ungen.
non ; Jas. MCDoml I and Alex. Young,
K'aesil; Nelnnn Parson, Port Albert. Col.
barge--Lym, Glegier, Dunlop.
f'86rngmyln•'rifiell MM. -A meeting of
the etseusiv committee of the West Hor
on Prohibition Mabee was held at the
Temperance Hall Friday afternoon for the
peewee of receiving the report of the cor-
mlite who waited upon the nominating
conventions reoently held by the political
partly, in this rtd'ng. Tha president, G.
M. Elliott, stated that neither Mr. Cam
Bron per Mr, Mitchell had signed the pledge
up to the thin of meting. Reeofu'lone
were then pareel inviting the two eardi
dates ii cos h fore the meeting. Air
Mitchell appeared end at mime length stated
his nese, tot said he did eat want to sign
the pledge. Muttons were then passed
pledging the support of the eaeeahve corm
Witte of the West Huron Prohibition
Alliance to Mr. Mitchell if he invite deo
the pledge and oromts ng also, on the PATO
oondttt'm, that. the services of Mr. Slob
e lls, the i)'minlon Alliance organic'r,
mold hos tc•snrd for ae many meetings as
pmt;t.le. It ass made clear to Mr. Mitch•
ell teat unless I e eccepted the pledge he
onnld not aunt upon the support of the
Alliance and finally he platted his signature
to the pledge adopted at the previous pro
hihirton oovsetsnn. A 101061 thanks was
tendered Mr. Mi'rhell for hie motion and
the secretary was unstrset•d to onmmnol•
sate with the Dominion Alliance le order in
wore the ■'ry me of Mr. Nichol/sr or W.
W. Rothman for at least ten days,
Ferihrr step, wee* tak.n toward the
argentr•rinn of the prahlbltieniete of the
r dine, and fifty normal of • prohthitioe
weekly to ha publ'ehs.l nntdl after the
rah •se of the r•feeendnm wore eebeorlhed
for. D. K. Manan, of Althorn, has resigned
hie penise vs senretery of the Alliance,
•tatlwg as Nle rea.cros the tad* that he hold.
an .me. is the civil movies mei the d.msoits
of rf'irw .n,k and Other hairiness apnea his
Uma. .1. W. V•natt.r, of t)odertoh, has
Men at pointed by lb. emef.Mve to set I.
his 'Mee.
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
ODDrgLLowe To ArreRu Dina! itas11l0111.
-The, members el Huron Lodge, N. 6Q, 1.
0. 0 V.. will celebrate the asaiversery of
Oldfedowahlp by anew -hug eery ca at
North street Methodist church next Sun
day morals,. The ...mei will be retorted
by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Daniel.
Ar TKO LAKs FRONT. -- ('I,. eche. Singe
pore, Capt, James Sutherland, after wate-
iog hers left on Saturday for Collins Inlet,
to lead lumber for Sarnia... The steamer
O.silrage made her rsgaler calls the past
week The tug Glen, from Sault Ste,
Marie, on her way to Goderich went ashore
at Clark'. Point, The tug Huron went up
to release her, but she had already got free,
Sim wee brought to the harbor, where her
maobinery is to be overhauled 'fns
tug h. Upbeat cams off toe island on Mon
Jay. sfter re.teicmg naw mauht0ery and
having au iron sheeting placed on her hell
to prwteot tt from foe Monday wee •
great day.f.r anglers, and great numbers of
perch were caught. At one time that after-
noon more than thirty poles wars being
used along the •leveor wharf. In the
moroteg E. Symonds landed a fish 173
tnok,. long. It was • species of berries,
oommon y palled ".noon eve.''... ..T'he
first drain cargo Si th• arrived pater
day moronic when th• sir. Myles arrived
at the eleva• or a ttb 42 000 bathe I t of wheat
from Fort W',Iltam. The str. Advance,
with 44 000 buehslr. also was °speoted
ve.terdey, het up to the time of writlop
bad not route in eight.
MISS DA1sy Rr1411et.1, Wenntt,-The
followmv, (rout The Lou.lon Advertiser of
Monday lest, will be Interesting to many
Goderich readers, as the yr ung lady to
whom it niers la tee r'aaghter of the pro
primer of the Keosfngtoa furniture (actory,
and hue often vwite 1 here at the home of
net untie. E. J. Kumttall, East street : "Au
April wcdJtag, In whiob, beo•uee of the
popularity of the bride aril groom, more
than ordinary interest was taken, was sol-
emn Sed this sfresco',n at the residence cf
ex•Mayor Frederick G. Kumbell, No. 295
Duffer's avenue, It was the marriage of
hie only dettrhrer, Mtn Margaret Gertrude,
(Maty) to Mr. Charles James N.oboLs, of
the firm of C. J. Nicholls & (Jo, Tho wed.
ding was performed pry quietly and simply,
no invitations whettver banns b -so Issue I,
spirt from those to the ler de'. and groomer
Mose rid itires Ir. was siderite lied at 3
o'clock, by Key Hobert Johnston, M D ,
pastor of Rt. Andrea's church, the bridal
party beteg to the drawing room, whloh
was handsomely adorned with • profusion
of smilax mod American Beauties. Tne
bride wee dressed in a pretty brown teller
made suit, with white silk teal). and hat
to mach, and tooth she and the groom were
unattended. After the oeremtuy • wedding
luncheon was d to the dining room,
which was beautifully d000rsted with pink
roses and smiler. Although the wedding
was of auoh a quiat ruiu;c, the number and
beauty of the presents which the bride re-
ceived *hewed to an unmistakable end ex-
tremely pleasing way the regard and good
wishes which their friend, hers and etre-
when' eotertaio for them A beautiful
marble clock, finished to gold, wee the gift
of the 6/room's/Hoff at his down -town lore.
The present whiob he himself gave the bride
was a handsome sunburst of pestle Mr.
and Mrs, Nlchul'e will spend • short honey.
moot), sod no the 7th, 8 h and 9.h of May
Mrs, Nicholls will hi at hone to her friends
•t No, 633 Welber/toe street."
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Heat and newest sailings at Prldbam'n. Heat
cut and style at I'rldhem's, Reasonable priced
at l'riµlhema, tto to Pridham's for 'all tine
tailor log,
Edward Hays and faintly removed last
amok from Kin.sbrldge, and have taken op
their residence In to vv.
'I'n0 stock, plant, woo., In conoeotioo a,rh
the llodsr:oh brewery were sold last week
to Humber Bros., brewers, of Berlin, end
are being rsmoyed to that town.
Toe recommits/ of the t'ark House yes' er-
day was celebrated by a grand dinner, in
which Host Wright was edited by • gonihrr
of the prominent citizens of the town.
Tnrt riga price of beef is a natter of tem
end °encore, and the c rdttloo'd the trade
throughout the whole otso;.ry holds out no
hose of a redwottuu in the near future.
Attention ie melted to the advertisement
of l) J. Curry, who hoe recently purchased
l's Weet street battery tram 1). ()awoke.
His announoemeut wall'..\ Engel on page 8
of !hie home,
The to iclu'bng lecture ',f the series by
Rev, Or, Daniel in North etree► Methodist
church will be seven nest Mon lay evening.
The subjeot w Il he "Wiliam Pitt, the
Great (''tnmati',Ihe bend ranks
in
Huron
re-
ceived au aooeselon last Fn Friday in the arrrval
of • bright baby boy at the home of Hobert
Holmee, M. I'., Clinton. We extend cur
oon,raselatione to tie hap(.y father.
A local minstrel troupe hoe been organ.
Trod and the show will n umn off in the Opera
House probably la the course of a few
weeks. There are thir.y people In the
Company, including en nrchestr• of ten,
•ttdn4 the rl leaves
spoc altttr enoatten Toronto
of Toronto
Untvsrety tonight, et which his son, W,
V. Hayden, la to roomy' the degree of
Doctor of Dental Sargel•y.
C.meron Stewart, who was .pelting at
Nom• river Sunday, on his warn to Stret-
ford took with him Sheen or twenty drags
perch for his friends In the Classle City,
Helf • drzen angler. "chipped In" to make
up the hag.
Mt's. 0Ibsoe, Tfaydeld read, received the
sad news on Ssbi,ath afternoon of the death
of Mrs O'benn, wile of lir. S. U. Odeon,
of Largtne, N. i) The many friends of
D►, (:fusee in town will sympathize with
him In hu h-ur of sorrow,
Mr•. P"son• Mrs Marion Persane and
Lionel Parsons left TOeeiisy afternoon for
.yira'ford to atmnd the weddteg of Mrs.
Panni ton, Harry, of Mnot.rnal, to Mre.
Covin, of .Stratford. The event took
pine* yesterday morning,
Wm. 1 Hayden has passed the fleet ex
amhnaih. ii of the °start° Denial College
mad has been admitted to the degree of I.
D. N. Mr. Hades will prarm.e In fledge
rich, taking over th • Imminent of M.
Tomball, who Is leaving for the West.
The West street hatcher .hop will be
owned no Notarial, nett by Mess,..
S,nry it Morrow, 'its members of the
firm are Ohs Story, lately bf Lhei (ho fsrieh
organ (,more, pod Thos. Morrow, who had
a long ant'•ruesoe In the meat bosla.,, with
Rohl, M cisme,
Ohs et the nld landmark, on the Hayfield
road has /Reappeared he the nuttier down
of the row nt midair* In front. of .tam.s
it•eekenridee'a residsnee. The trine had
imam there for one, loruy 1 Mr.
years.
Itriekenrrdge is maklet another Improve
meat In his property by the •rentinn of •
nest wire tones el the Frost pattern
Mr W. H. Dean, of Hamilton, has
donated 31.000 to the Stratford hespltel,
with th. ondersteodlnp (hat a weed eallwd
the Cherie, sad C. Melville Dees ward he
set apart as • memorial to the father and
see .1 Mr. 1)eae. The fatter wa. Mr sway
year'sa resident of Stratford, and died only
• short time ago.
liov, Dr. Daniel, pastor of North street
M•Ibodtst ohuroh, hes accepted an invita-
tion to deliver a looters in Leamington
neat month, under the auspioes of the HIP
worth League of the Lsamlogou Methodist
ufuroh.
The regular meeting of the Goderloh
bresob of the West Huron Woman's iced
tuts, will les held at the St. Lawrence,
Mrs. Heck's reeldenoe, Mooned street, on
Thursday, May let, at 2;30 o'olook ten. A
number of Interesting subjects will be die
animal A large attendee, of 'adimit le
reggwted and all who come will be made
welcome.
The newly sleeted staff of ottioers % lolorla
street Epworth League le Preelde.o, Maw
Clara Bean; first vio. president, Kobe,
Young; *mood vioe president, Mile Laura
Drew; third vie. preeldeot, Mies Hates*
Harris; monetary, Mies Vld• Hell; oorree
pending esorata.y, bites Monte Johnston;
communes, Mies May Hale; organist, Mtp
Maud Hale, 'Ibis League is in • flourishing
ooed,tton, with a large and energetic) mem• -Mr. idrwmau. had to sign a pledge td
benhip, satisfy the prohibitionists of his good iuten.
mons The Conservatives did not require
of him any pledge that he would support
Mr WHITNSY I they were sure of him ft
that point.
SNAP SHOTS
-Nary had a little Iamb, and she also
had mint saute.
-Provincial electiuua Thursday, May
29th, Nominations a week earlier.
-Now listen while the prohibition candi-
date denounces his anti-prohibitlwt leader.
-Reforms ars not won by antagonising
the party that is trying to bring theta
about.
-To The Goderich Star, greetings A 'Hue
luau Ince said, "Imltatiou U the sincerest
form Of flattery.*
-Prohibitionists with prudenoe and forty.
eight know that it Mr. WHtTt.y should
win in the coming electiou it would be all
up with prohibition at the referendum.
COMING AND GOING
H. E. Kothwell, of Toronto, was In town
last week.
W. K. MIller, of London, was In town
yesterday.
P. A. lialoomso0, of Lnokaow, was in
town yesterday.
Chas. Shephard mole a visit to London
the past west.
Mrs. Bettie has been spending • few days
•laittag la Stratford.
Joe. Merritt, if Leedom, made re visit to
friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. John T. Dickson, of Seaton!). meds
• brief visit tekewo last week.
-Rome was not built in s day, and tem•
perance reform cannot be brought about in
the twinkling of an eye. The man who
works for • gradual. permanent improve•
meet is more certain of suooeas thou he wko
will have nothing but an immediate revolu•
tion,
-At the Conservative convention for
!Bast Toronto last week 14. Kuru DoDDS
took the fluor and In his pleasant manner
John Heln, jr., lett Tuesday morning to jcalled Premier Ross "a
oommenoe hie season's work as a mariner H. Knit DOPMS, gentle readers not as pro,
hihitionist orator, as you might imagine f
he is one of the most notorious supporters
of the liquor ttaf lo.
Colin Mclver left on Saturday for King.
,ton, where he has a poeltion on a dredge.
Fred Shepherd left Saturday for Buffalo,
to resume his work for the sermon of aavlge.
tin0.
MIs. Constance Holt has wormed from a
Blatt o1 several weeks at l'bloapo sod
onto
J. P. Brown, jr., left on Saturday for
1'orkton, Asse , where he expects to pro
cute a situation.
Toe Muses Kits and Miss Margaret Mo•
Cuatg, of Torodto, are visiting ss the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Aasebrook.
J. O. Ward, of Dungannon, called upon
Trig ShONAL yesterday, and we were pleased
to see him In fairly good health.
A Sounders left on T'huredy for New
York, taking passage from that city for the
Old Country on the steamer Anohorta.
Jae. Robinson, who returned renantly
from 'lbroato, has gone to Se. Catharine',
where be has a good positron with a dry -
goods firm.
Geoffrey Holt returned to Trinity i.ollegs,
Toronto, on Thursday after a stay of several
we eke at home, the result of a rather sem*
case of vaooination.
James Leonard returned last week from
St. Marys and left Friday afternoon log
Walkervllle to take a position oath* Gov• I
eroment steamer Petrel.
Mrs. (Dr I Gordon and Master fleetly,
of Luoknow, •pent a few days in town this
past week, visiting Mrs. Gordon's parents,
Mr and Mrs. W. A, Harrison.
Mrs, SIaloomson and Mrs. Henderson re-
turned Tneeday night from their trip to the
Coast, where they spent several months
with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mai: me o, of
New CVe,tmlrnter,
Mrs. Newman, of Hamilton, returned
this week to her home after spending five
weeks with her mother, Mn. Newell. The
latter has been in poor health, bus is aim
somewhat better.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their sale bills purred at
this olftoe will have • free notioe Inserted
to this list no to the time of sales.
Ti'[meer. April 29th -Auction sale of
term stock, implemeoa, househnld farnl•
tare, Inclndtn, come fairs good young
hones la good nooditlno, property of Rich-
ard Walters, non. 2, F. D. Colborne, (near
Reomillee), No rotary* on •nythirg as
Mr Walters has rented his farm. THOMA.
GnitiRy, anotlonser.
WsntegstrAY, Apr. 30th. -Clearing Suns
tion sale of household furniture, furnishings
and effeote at the residence of Mrs. K Shan
nen, Chorale at., Goderloh. Everything is
eomparativsly new, end will be enld with-
out , as Mn,. Shannon I. leaving
Onderleh There will also M sold two
comfortable dwellings. d tin,. Gt•tttiity,
auotioneer,
ANNOUNCEMENTS- .
We pay cash for butter and eggs. Hrfag
them to W Ingham end get that $50 00 par
for suit. Edits 12o. Getz E. Nitta
On hand -s too of sel.oted mange) serge,
cemprin'ny all the best varietlee, also tur-
nips and oarrots. 1 hays also pure manilla
hinder twine; see me before placing your
order. A. J. ('[suss, Hamilton street.
The hest quality of I ,e cream, also the
gre►teet variety of true fruit joloes for
sodas, are arse veil at the Vltaorta restaurant,
West st., (Jnnteotonery, trait, clean and
tobaccos. ('HAS, Kt.A.tsrntt[, proprietor
Telephone 70.
To My eTsTOM[R.,-1 am Merin, Mt
otfiire from West street to my ooal and wood
yard s0 the head of Nelsen street, whets i
will be found In future. Orders by tele.
phone or left with Miss Hall at the C P. R
nfiloe will be promptly attended to. F.
RAHI,nw MASSE*
Half prime sale for three daft, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at the Goderich bar-
gain store ep the Slows. All mass go at
once- as the sulienrther has deehded to carry
on a hoer and shoe business, and In order to
olw•r not the balance of the stoner of ironer
les and feebly goods at ono/salt will be offered
ar half prim. The snhsonher has just, pur-
chased • hankntpt stook of boots and shoes
which will arrive here on or shout the 30th
of April ft Is • nine, Mean stock, and has
been onrehaa.d at a low rate on the dollar.
Walt for the heresies We sell cheap all
the time. J. W. Rsou[Rn t
HORN.
CIIBBON,--in iansMon, N. D, on April 11th,
the wife of int R. U. Oilmen, of • ern.
SNIDER. In Colborne township, on April
len the wife of Levi Snider, of • son,
HOLMIUM. In C lnten, on Friday. April 18th,
the wife of It. Holmes, Si, P , of • eon.
Mi1NNfNOre In Oederieh on Fytdy, ApNI
18th. to Mr. and Mee. Il, O. M0nnlnp, a
daughter.
DIED.
(:HIRHOLM. in Col erne, on Thursday.
April 17th, Jew's MOOreser, relict of the
late Wiliam Ohlehulm, aged .ei years and
7 menthe,
IclWATaD.-In firer. on Wedneday, April
tine, IOW. Sarah Wilson, Woven wits of
Mr, Oanrg, Id ward, aged 71 rear*
The funeral will take plum from the rest
dere. of Mr. James Rreekenrldge• Barroold
road, on Friday. April lath, et Lb P. se, to
Maitland eem.steey, Frien* and ae ealet-
aaees will mew bongo Ya Wlmatlew.
"LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD* UP
TO DATE.
Once upon a time, when there were fairies,
and politician's, and great forests in Ontario,
there lived beside a great lake and on the
edge of a thick wood a family whose nese
was Prohibition They were very good
people, and drank nothing but oold water.
In this family there was a rosy-fwal, blue,
eyed, innocent little girl whom the neigh-
bors called (for reasons which it would take
too long to explain) "Little West Riding
Hood"
Ona day her mother called to her and
said, "My darling. I hoar there is soon to
be an election and I wish you would take
this little basket of uiee fresh votes and
carry them to Oppoettiouvllle, Mr, Mikh•
ell will take them,"
"Yee, mother. Will they give more for
the votes there than Mr. Tian' gives?"
"Well, my darling. I really dog t know
that they will. but we have quarrelled with
Mr Roos and he cannot have our yoga. any
more."
Little Weet Riding Hood set eutobedient,
Iv upon her errand, though she cried a
little because she could not go to Mr. Hoes'
place She had known Mr Roam ever since
she wan a very little girl, and he had
always been very good to her. But, she
thought, Mr. Row must have done some.
thing very wicked to make her parents
quarrel with him. The cause of the quarrel
was this, dear reader. Once before thee.
when Mr. and Mr.. Prohibition had collect.
el all their votes and sent them to Mr,
Rosa. he'paid them for twelve dozen. The
Prohibitions said they had given him twenty
dozen Mr Rose wee a good scholar and
very accurate, and Fe was sure he had not
made • mistake Mr, and Mrs Prohibition
had not counted the votes, but they were
sure there were twenty dozen I and so the
quarrel arome, as they so often do.
Little Wont Riding Hood trudged along
through the woos) with her basket of votes.
She was a little afraid, as she had often
heard the woad were full of politicians,
who would eat her up an quirk as wink.
Her mother had once toll her that the
flerceet and most cruel of those creatures
were the Tory politician., and that one of
them, eepecialiy the leader of the pack.
whose name was Whitney, was the meet
wicked of all So, although she had never
seem any of these animals, when she hoard
them howling through the woods she could
not help shivering a little Suddenly she
came face to face with a big dog, as she
thought It, -it was a politician.
"Goal morning little girl," he said,
"where are you going?"
"1 am going to Uppositionville, to see
what 1 nun get from Mr. Mitchell for these
"And what it your name, my 'Isar?" said
the politician
"Little Weet Riling Hoof,"she replied.
"Anal my father's name ie Mr. Prohibition.*
"Very) nice name,." said the politician,
and he looked at her as if he wool,) like to
eat her all up. but they were too near the
edge of the forest. and he was afraid some
one would hear her cries
••tt hat is your name!' asked the child.
"Whit -I mean Tory," he starurn.red,
and then ran off
Little West Riding Hood was glad to be
rid of hire, he looked so cruel and greedy.
While she walked on the politician ran by
another and a shorter way, till he reached
Mr. Mitchell's place. Here he knocked at
the door with hie paw
•'Who is there!' asked a voice.
"Poet friend W hitney," was the reply,
"Come in my friend and leader," sail the
voila, which belonged to Mr Mitchell
Then Whitney wont in anti the two rogue.
con noted a scheme to ensnare little Weet
Riding Hood when she should come with
the votes. Mr Mitchell was to speak
plesaanlly to her and take her vote*, and
of for a while introduce het to Whitney,
who wee to be drowsed up like a man.
Atter a while tame a knock at the door,
"te ho', there?" said Mr Mitchell.
"Little Meat Riding Hand e
Conte in, my deer," said Mr Mitchell,
and he talked nicely to her and then went
off to another part of the house, taking the
basket of vette with him.
Then W hitney asked her to come and sit
beside him, and she dirt so, though ale was
tether surprised and alarmed at hie appear•
ante,. I3yand•hy eh, maid, "What !arga
ear* you have, end" "All tiro better
hear with,' growled he. "And what rooter
eyes you have, air!' said the child, "Ail
the hotter to see with, my deer." "And
what a large nom l" •'A'I the better to
smell with, my dear!" swirl the great politi-
cian. "Oh! and what a large mouth and
great teeth you haven' added the little nam,
growing very frightened (for the felt sure
this mt,st he the terrible Whitney) ••Ali
the better for eating you with, my dear,
,napped the petit clan; and he ate the pony
tittle girl right up,
The Prohibition family mourn for their
loot child, and the children are now meat
alloe e! to go near the woods where
fvthtrciano roam. They sand thele 'otos te
Mr Rose again; for Mrs Ptvthlrlitita
'Though he uoemtimeedoesn't jjji'A •
MI
we
and wa tun upprre he given we I 1 he tine.
aid up ear chin..,*