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GODERICH,' ONTARIO, CANADA : MAY 1, 190'2.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAnrttr REPORT
UOuat1CH. Apr. ;a) lig)
Vali Wheat 9 75 to 76
Flour, family. per owl.••• _,.-- 110 to 0
Flown, patent, ler *WtJO to 30
Bras. • ton,,. .. ..,...... - 16 00 601 W
Shorts. r ton - • - • • - - • • 18 00 colSor0 )
per owl l W to ro
Rio,
o 080 to 1(1
ltper
er busp..••.••060 .
Buck wheat. per buck 0 56 to 5)
Oats. Fbah ...sass 41 to 43
Was, s bub............ ••w«••••• 75 to v)
Ruler, per busk d0 l0 0
Hay, a ton 1 OD WI b)
Sutter. u to .'5
Potatoes. t) bush., 15 (0 s6
(!60x•0. oer (6.... ......-..Y....... 10 to II
las11
area 0opaaaw, V I. 10 to
Woe t9 to 01
Wood _.,,.,,,_•... 00 to 50
Pelt •••••••••• ••••• �.•..... 4) W w
Pelts
• • 00 to 6 YS
pressed Foga LireNon �••• 00 to 750
J,ra'I9 to 0 le
15 to 0 16
11 to D
ltselas 00 to 0 W
00 to000
60 to 5 5u
60 to 1 0)
0.00 � lb ,
L.r. famemloo Nome -
d. walla..
Dressed premed
e
Cattle, Kz
Situational Vacant.
noOD OENIIRAL SERVANT WANT.
ed, by tit of May lne who era do
Boo aIcUA taking prof 141417 60 Mra.700
M111110.
MISS
Teacher of Fletcher tousle method, w111 ro-
emir..pupil' at her studio, •bore Mr. Naftol'.
Insurance office. H.milt to street. For lufor
ration opph either at studio or at to sldenre.
Bt, Patric'. street.
UT. GLENN CAMPBELL,
Ovaria zed musical director of North street
Methodist church teao6er of piano, Mos or
Rao and theory Pupils prepared for all u•
10)501iooe of the Toronto Conservatory of
Mudo. Wltl t» pleased to resolve apPlla-
tionifrom all those reootrind much Instruo'
two at his now studio over Thomson's music
store. Use of piano for practice may be ars
ranged for. 67(0
For Bale.
Ful: SALE -EXTENSION DINING
Table and Sid.bo•rd, In light wood, as
good le ace. Will b. seed 06.09. ror fur
tknr partr°ulrre apply to Mni MAReilalA.
18 ttueueo street.
0
I.1) 1'APP K9 FOR MALE, FOR PUT.
in under carpets, etc. Apply at Tai
Bios&. Uffoe.
VCR SALE OK TO KEN T. -BLACK
• smith shop and dwelling at ('arbi.-, cours-
e of Iluroo, with tool completer good dwell -
in` 6040. six rooms loantry. wood shed and
.Ii loatbulldings ; all complete and to good
order. Then are also sumo good fruit trees
on as mem'w. A good trade 'bao always
leen done. Te m. reasonable Appito A.
A. 1UUNU, Carlow 1'. U.. or to WM. J7ONKO,
at Premises. 77 Im
F-voltSALE -THE BAST HALF OF
the wet hal of lot IS, coo. 7. West Wa.
wanosh. comprising SO ares. Apply to HEN-
RY rOWLKN, Dungaaseoa. or to Philip Holt,
Barrister. Uderlch.
L1ORSALE._LOTS 96. 96. 117, 118, 119
✓ and 146 to Ilutohi.on's . a6 In
Ooderfeb. Foe 1>arl(enlu• apply to
PHILIP HOLT.
Marsh Hab.1108. Borrleter• fe» Oedema h.
Room. to Let.
/l1U
RENT. -ROOMS ON HAMILTON
.1. street et premise occupied ley E. N. Lwow
law daces; all canoe Into small store If
Or rooms over Mise Camerae @
with frost sad nor ..trate.. K. N.
L'Wli• 71
RP'
Tenders 111 De received by the undersigned
until Thu • /. (beech day of May, 1101, for
1 lot roots ' d shoes.
Here prof a fe. Orli Inches; Inside. 16119
(ache.
t hot stores, p • ea, etc„
1 table,
1lot miwtllaa...• furnishing.,
1
aim -big boot • - • poet.
Tits boot .sennet..
Teller to be for the pirate lots.
Terms outs.
The 'role frit a000ao on be examined try
applete4 to
W. it. WIIIRTdi)N,
Aulg■ee
adore Wanted.
PATE. OF Sr. GEORGE PRICE,
Yublllo Notlllte
Tilt.: ADJOURNED ANN AL MEET
,ng of the Sbanhr Iden of t e (laden -Joh
elevator and Treat( Company, L fid, will
be held on Thurd117, the 8•h May, at 30 to M..
in the room. above the o'tloe.*f t .'Town
Treasurer. for the pnrpore of red8fvin ports
sad electing directors for the emoting r•
11. F. MOOKI6);.
Apia 26th, 1931 Secretary.
[)ROF. S. L, TAUHr:
ANIY1.'7,1.1010 OfTI,IAM *Ill MYR
1P6)•1•I.IOT.
All kinds of Hpeotarles and eyeglasses made
teenier Hpeclai attention uil vin t3 Moog the
eye.
Order, by mail promptly attended to Ile•
ware of parties using my name. as t employ
no trait ilio.' swat. whatever.
Hatlaf0maon g,ur•nteed. leg'ebllahed 1471
151 HIUIINOND S'rRAKT W., 1' rlb)N 10
M. G. CAMERON THE MAN 'served in the ranks and bad done his beat
• to assist the cause et Littoral em, and now
Enthuelaetlo Meeting In Favor
of the Liberal Candidate
Memo E0denemeat from Tewa.me■ lid
et•.r• liter. is. Wealthy rowans the
rnbIbltloe Tux Trick wryer
Tamer.. not • Doable
rare,
Gouaal,B, Apra 24. -The lar6et and
most eathu.tastto (petting organization
mating of L'berele ever held to Uodericb
was hell this sawlog its the liberal Hall ou
West .trs.6. Before the oppoloted hour •
lara number hod gathered sod soon the
turnout was larger than mama could have
aotioip.ted.
Mayor Cartoon on hie arrival was e0•
tbudutloally greeted, and hie rec.ptlon
was ouch u any nubble man should sell be
proud of.
Philip Holt, K. ('., was called to the
chair, and in an able Litres. paid • blob
tribute to the Liberal coo0ldtts whom be
had known from boyhood. That gentle-
man eau now In the field, an •coredt'd o•o•
dld.te of • large and representative nun•
potation, and it was the bounden duty of
every true L bared to stand by Mr. Cam-
eron Irom now until the last vote was Dolled
on •leottoo day. If that wen dose there
n eed on no tsar for L'berallsm and Rose In
West Huron on elotton day. The o00•
atteoy 6d %Preys bac., Ltber•I and there
o ot no reason why It should pot always
remain so (Loud a; pinto)
The work of organ:atloo war then pro -
weeded with and an efficient st.fi of oom
mitts. men war.ppototed to take op tie
n ecessary wank of °a vulsing the town.
Mayor Cameron war called upon o7
the chairman to ddrea. the el °tors and
his appearance was the canal for loud and
e,0trntaed •ppltus•. in stated that be was
proud to be with them as their standard
barer. For twenty firs years In had
neurenoe, etc.
!THAM, E. YHAW, GENERAL 'NOIR ANC. and real estate agent. OMoe. , ne
door east of P, 0„ Ooderloh. Agent for ,h-
lesdingmutualflrela•urza3s oo:n ani +, and
leading stock oomtanlee,
Marco's/41e and manafantering
mast rate. (:ell at °Moe.
risks t
W, R. ROBERTSON.
Accountant and Imsannoe ALnnt,
Honk. and amounts made up.
l(rdldingw rented and rent. oullooted,
Fire Insurance In Rritbh and Canadian
Companies.
O111n.- In )'rondfoot t fiats' odic., North
treet Ooderleh. 4141
•
J.. 4'. NARTEL1 GENERAL IN.
• UURANCR and Ileal 1tetate agent,
Fin Idle, Aoolde,t and Plato Olass 10500.noe
6g,ctie1 on mutual or oseh D!ao at lowest
.ate amiable.
fie Kalish and Canadian companies rep
no rd.
061 3. next door to Darrow & Darrow, nor
Islam Hamilton street.
Notloe to 'Creditors
NCTICft TO CREDITORS.
/n the Mutter of the Palate of Pofriek Lynn,
tale of the Totes o/ Qodrrlrk,6. the
Comely of Huron, Gentleman.
&erased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re•
sled Statute of Ootar:o 1607, Chapter 119,
that all creditors and others having claims
moistest the estate of the said Patrick Lynto
who dlr,1 on or about the second day of April.
A D. 1912. are required. on or before the 66th
day of June 19'!. to send by poet. prepaid. or
deliver to the unders'40M. solicitor for the
exeoutore. their Christian alil eur0.006, ad-
dresses and deecrlptionr, the full particulars
of their claims, the statement of their aacouots
and the rastars of the security (tt soy' held by
diem
An further take notice that after such last
mentioned date the mad mouton will pro-
ceed to distribute the wets of the deems.•
among the parties entitled thereto, hewing
Bard cult to the claims of which they (bon
shall have notice, and that the said executors
will not Do liable for the said asset' or any
tart thereof to any person or persons of whose
claims notice shall not Mir been received by
them et the tires of 'sea *ie Nbetion.
Dated the (Tad day of AprP. A. It 197:
M. O. 'IAM EK ON,
Solicitor for Jane Lona. 1'atrlek Ford and
Robert Clark. Executors of the said de-
ceased. 811 N
N011t.E TO CREDITORS,
/. the Mnllr,-of the Peale of John Rmder.
tale of the Township of Colborne In Mt
county of Huron, l'rurnas. Ur•
reared .
•
Notice Is herohy given pursuant to the Re -
'rimed Statutes of Ontario, 1897. Chapter 120.
that ail creditors and othern having claims
agalnnt the estate of the aid John Rooster.
woo died on or about the 3001 day of March,
A.D. It II, are required. on or before the 1st
day of June, 1902. tomcod by poet. prepaid, or
deliver to the undersigned, solicitors of the
executors. their Christian and sir name., ad
dressosand descriptions. the lull ptrtioulan
of their claims. the statement of their sr
counts and the nature of the ee,;urlty (11 an))
held by them.
And further take notion That after such last
meot•oned date. the said ezeouton will oro
reed to dietributo the assets of the deceased
among the p0rt(et entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the Mona of which they then
shall have notice, and that the said executors
will not be liable for the to d accts or Any
part thereof to any person or persons of whose
claim notice shall not have been received by
them at the time of such distribution.
Dated Um 16th A D.1232.
i'1 Oof pUI)FUUT & HATS,
Solicitors for John Mctilbbon and William C.
Durst, Kama tore of the said deceased. 7634
Auction Bale
A17(TION SALE
A VALUASLK PLININO MII.I. AND
PLANT Or A OK'RRAL BUILOING
BUSINRS?,
Julie R1ov, Anctiewer, is Instructed hy the
Assignee of th • estate of John Morrie, ballder
and notentor. to r by MINle auction nn
the premien, lot 792. Braon street. Ooderlch,
ON SITURDAY. MAY 131il, 15111. 1
A 7we.stnry Frame Platting MI11. til z IO. a
Pick Sollar and Engine Horne. 01 z 16, sed
Lx loan quarter 000 more nr Ito,, toroth nr
0116 rAe following) piano, .II In god running
odor : A Boller and knalno. 1 Planer and
Ma'0her, 1 Marfan. I'lanor, 1 Jointer. 1 Rip
Btw., 1 (1nee. oat Naw, 1 Jig Saw. t Turning
Lath* and I land lemma I()n this there. 1s a
marring of 080), whloh ren he atIpqwel to
Id� • farther mortgage of egg) wodid have
M
Asa for) 1111■s 3 Tomos Machine
aa4J Min. -Harper Band Saw, which ere sill
seder • Heel 1 Lowther Wegoa. 1 Dra•. 1 H )D
Oftigh, I lot of ',timber, Mouldings. ere.,
Dors. endow Sash, Tarred Renelsters, eta..
1 barrel 011, a few coeds Su1)dteg Stoats.
'neems rash.
gal. lit nommen. at 2 Y.
'gilts, Interlarding' glvea d Imc of sale Or
M ap8Hnetlea to
A• R. RORRRT6ON, 301174 KNOX,
Assignee, Atetlo0wr•
Medloal.
DR W, F. OALLOti, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Oaoe to Rank of Com-
meree building, west side of sonata. 1CIght
calls at ro.idemre. algin s'. W. 'Poon. t1.
Huron and Bruce
Lea and Investment .Co.
G t DERICH, - ONT.
1otoclrIR-' 11.i1' HOLT, K C.
BANKERS -T11 CANADIAN RANK OF
Ue MMERCK.
OUR SAVI g S BANK.;
We are prepare, to receive Depoeito
from Trustees, Parc to or Children, in
atm, of from Fifty Cents to Three
Thousand Dollars, and How compound
istl.asestr *dd*d every .' .moutbe at
rates as agreed upon 'hotline aro
given Depositors. eo Idiot they may
draw upon theme deposits at ' ny time
3,34 and 4 per cont interest allowed
on Deposita according to anion t and
limn left.
?CR -Pursuant to a late A of
Parliament married women and mm r0
have the right to d.pntit and draw or
money in theirown name.
1)em:mita can be sent by marl at the
risk of gender.
Remote from your hoaxes temptation
to burglars and food for the flames.
As rho Company motel loans only on
fiat clang farm property, depooltore
hoar) the strongest @aunty for their in•
rest menta.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company ie prepared to loan on
the shortest notice any sum upon firet•
ciao @scanty. Tonna are made to suit
borrower*. Straight loans and simple
intorelt.,
YORTIIAGES PURCHASED -For farther
portionlare call at, the Company's office
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Goderich.
W. L. HORTON. F. JORDAN.
YantlgAr. Prwoident.
Ww. PROUDFOOT, Vice President.
DIRECTORS :
Loan STEATIRe6A. J. Y. Roia*TR.
FRAorn JORDAN, H. DnNlnr.
Ww. Ptnonrnor. Hagar lloRToP.
D. J. Nina. PHILI. HOLT, K.U.
that bar follow electors had "eland him h,r
the higher ctli„ he hoped that he would
be found true to the trust reposed l0 Dim.
Oa the probtlation question h. was pro.
pared to go as for as twat hte lour prohibi-
tionist, the lino 0. W. Rose would go,
and that was to the limit that the law
would allow (applause), but be *u not
prepared to lake a party nomination and
then tag on • pledge from .n outside souroe
manly for the purpose of getting vote
(Cheer.) From now until election day be
was in the bands of his friends and with
their salataoo. h. had no doubt that on the
29,h ot May viJtory w..ul4 perub one more
aeon the banner of Liberalism In West
Huron
Reeve llaltoo, of A.l.fielt tuinsh-p,was
the nut 'poorer, and war warmly resolvd.
He war "laced to to •t the meeting lo
support of so good • o.adidate as M.yor
Cameron, Sums friction had arisen .Iter
the nomination, but he was pleased to know
that It war now Wino sway, and he, as one
of those who had gone before the eooyea•
Con was prepared to go book to tie township
of Ashfield -a township that had always
played Its full part to the put -and all to
smoothing out whot dtfereooes hail arisen.
Mr. Cameron was to hie mind • oaodidate
that woull do oredit to the ridio' sod one
who deserved the beet vote that Doult
posalbly be given. H. had Do doubt what-
ever shout the result In Aehfiel1.
D. McGillicuddy congratulated those pre•
sent upon the large attendance at the inion
tory meeting. It spoke well for the popu-
larity
opeslartty of Mayor C►m.roo In bar oa0te town.
That gentleman was riot malltog under tales
oolor0, and did not carry two toes under
one hat. He wasn't Tory 1n front and pro-
hibition behind, but was In favor ot the fu:l-
set extension of temperance law within the
constitution. W hal was wanted now was
good, bonen work and election day would
Sod Liberalism trlumphen' and Mayor
Cameron elated to support, the 19 0. 0. W
Rosa to promoting the prosperity of the
Province.
Mr. Saeger said that In Mayor Cameron
they Cal • candidate to be proud of, and
.611s listening to the able spool that had
beeo'dellyerd by him the .psakerwas re-
minded of the old days when the Ail N.r
Horse of West Moron, the We Hon. M. 0.
U.meroo, carried the Reform bonier to y;0 -
tory. A hopeful sign of success was the
a0otaaily large atteodoce that was present,
w hich showed that the Liberals et lioderloh
were heartily with Mayor Cameron In bit
oaedidature. Mr. Seeger closed to very In-
teresting address by giving a number of
practical suggestions on orvanizstlou,
Rev. A. McKay had never before mad.
• politloel Speech. hat he ocutd not avoid
saying that In Mayor Cameron they bad •
candidate ot ability that any constituency
e hoald ha prowl of. With proper work
(hero was 0o rano t) belle'. that Mr.
Cameron woull riot have • substantial
majority on election day. The opposition
bad adopted a 'Meme to split the Liberal
party. but he had confidence that no ninth -
gent Reformer would be hoodwinked hy it
He referred to the trick of endsavornt to
place • proh'b.tiox tag on s UJns.rvative
o•odidote. lie had occasion to be out of
town often. but 6e would pot fail to be here
on dation day, and there eat •nrtler v.,t.
to his hoose that would surely be g vett for
Mayor Cameroo and lion. 0. %V. Was
Wm Lone, county clerk, who tai h•en s
candidate beton the cooventtoe, said that
although on &het occaetoo be had opposed
Mayor Cameroo, he was now prepared to
vote and work for him from now until his
election, H. believed ho would make atop -
mount iv*
top-
r«eot•tiv* that would bo • credit to West
Huron. There war no occasion for the
Ida cry that had gone around
Samuel Sloane believed that no bettor
candidate than Mayor Cameron could in
chosen, and he bad no doubt of his election
J. U. 6lartio •Ito pall • tribute to the
candidate and urged the oeomeity of thor•
°ugh organization.
Chu. Darrow, barrister, agr(el with
everything that had been seed by prerlou.
speakers In favor of Mayor Cameron's osodt-
datur.. He 6d hart of some grambliud
at the start, but that was tonally the cave,
mad be believed that the want was over.
Ile made an appeal to the young men to
get into the work and believed that victory,
as of yore, was wlthto reach.
L. Komodo, Speaking for Cl Won, mrd
:hit 6a had letters from various points that
showed that 110. Cameron would receive a
stronger now rt than had toen span e
Liberal oaodrdate for (ho past twelve years.
The opposition petition. and letter@ were
Itrgely pumped op awl wool) not
amount to muoh oo polltov day.
Is eau then announced that the oommlttee
rooms would roman opera Irom now until
*lacCoo day. ---.__ - _
tandered • banquet by his Mltohell Wends
on Wednesday evening of last week. The
affair took plane •t the Htoks house, where
. most elaborate spread was providel. T.
S. Ford lid N alter Thomson, prominent
°India of Mltobell, °complied the chair and
'toe o6alr reap actively• A program of bout,
song and spa ash was carried out, and shore
were many *omissions of regret oa •000unt
of the .z Mayor's departure from the town
In wins. alrt,ro he hod Wk in so promloenS
• put. Oa behalf of the company E A. Dom
oar read an address to Mr. Davie and Col.
Dougherty proreoted him with • hsodsome
ebony gold herded one. Mr. Davos and
family arrived in town this week and to.
4.7 th. new Proprietor takes thude of the
Bedford,
IN Taouii. FOR H)140•STEALING,-L••6
Thursday a middle ag.d man named Chaa.
Sullivan hired a bora and buggy at Haoil-
ton & Halliday's livery and drove to Clin-
ton. Then be tried to sell th0 outfit, and
his offer was taken op by a man who paid
him el en the bargain. with the understand-
ing tb.t the holistic. would be paid Toter.
re. citizen ioleemd Cooslable Wheatley,
who aerated Sullivan and look hint before
Mayor Jackson, who oommltted him for
trial before the county judge. Tu.day
mornlox ne earns before Judge Doyle and
pleaded guilty to the charge drought against
nam. Sullivan's e1Juse fur his 000duot was
that he had risen drinking and did not
koow what 6. was doing. He Informed
County Astornsy Lewin toot he had been
working at Sault Ste. Marie before coming
here, and the case was adJouro.d to th. 9.i
of May to 111ow Mr. Lewis to uomelunioate
with the prisoner's former employers.
Darn or FRANK l;.tt-Luo, 1'ORONTo,-
Frank Willow, of Toronto, father of Dr.
Gailow, c f God.rloh, died at 3 o'oloolt Fri-
day mornlog at his home In the olty, af.er •
week's illness of pneumonia. Deoeud war •
traveller for the I'ore Cold Manufacturing
Company and was also • stockholder in the
ooaarn. He had boon with the firm sines
es 10apt100, twenty years aro, and helped
.s much as anyone connoted with it to
make it • .aaoase. 1'r.vlous to that he
was In the firm o! Uibb & Gallow, product
merohantt, Colborne menet. Mr. Hallow
was • prominent fraternity man, beteg
Identifcd with Manic olrolo.. He eau
1'. M. of Kshoboam Lodge, and Put Z of
Orient Ledge. He eau also a Put Muter
Workman of A. U U. W. Lodge 50, and
one of the charter members of that ledge,
which was erg uizni tweaty.lve year. ago.
Linehaed leaves a widow, nhese sone and
three danzht.rs. All the chiIdno, ezoept
the eldest sun. Dr. Gallow, reside at home.
AROUND TOWN.
Rrrras(oo OlyicoRa.-The returalog
°(hoer for Wert Huron for the election to
the Legislature is Wm. R,bsrton, of Wing•
ham, Shutoff Ranaolde Is returning offi,er
for Kant Huron, and John Lt Porte, of
Drysdale. for Sonth Huron. .
BIORT MONTHS IR vim ('a NTRAL,-Wil
Ilam Carter appeared before His Monne
Jolge Doyle on Thursday lest and pleadd
gully to the charge of breaking into 1' 1'.
Dania atom on the tight of April 17.h and
don i0g th•ralram a pia -Otto e! goods.
Hie was remanded until Itiu lay, when Ilia
Honor @satsoced him to eight mootbe In aha
Coattail prlseo.'
ANGUS M,)MNAI.D'i DRATH.-The funeral
of Aoga, Mel) tumid, who was killed oar
Windsor last weak, took plane on Thur.d:ay
afternoon from the 0e54lsooe of his father.
Oepe Jobe Meinesid, Rrltao.la road. '1he
remains were interred In Maitland nems
'.ry, Roy ,les. A Andetenn, pin'or of
Korn church. co0luoring the services. The
ynusg ma'. death occurred on the ratio ay
near Puoe •11Aae. It a openged that 6e
fell from a freight train on which he was
Bolos from Chatham to W Indsor or Detroit.
ACCIDENT TO Merlin( AI.LIN,-Arthur,
the 5.00010.00Tarot.' eon of Rev. 5. .1.
Alin. pada of the Hamilton Road Methn-
t ohuroh, London, formerly pastor of
Vi or it stint( ohuroh, (lod.rlah, met with
a vs plied accident last Thursday even -
leg. The boy was playing in a game ot
ba,ehnl>, and while ranting alter Ih• bell
he tripped ad fell heavily on hie left arm
A dislocation of both boas s•t the elbow
was the result. The irotors la • very
peotillae one -the first of the kin 1 ever seen
by Dr. Wtlllsme-the hones belog forced
outward at the elbow, Instead of backward.
THE DEr&R6un Lit 1008 APPLICATION. -
The adIeorr.e f mooting of the Wess Heron
Ilona oommledonira wart held en Thar.•
day last at Clinton. There wail • depot%
von o1 eight ransom. present to ask tha'
the liana of N. U. Boggs, Carlow, he ant
rmewed. Large petition' for anti •ga'net
this been.s were rnhmltted at tho regular
meflnl of the commiailonan. A thee
months' Menem was granted In odor le give
Mr. Roggeao opportunity to dltpas of hie
stook. N. Swart*, of the Hann hotel,
(lots lat. was gran td • three month.'
imago to give him time to make some Im-
provement. in his enemies. rrgnlyd n7 the
laapeater.
RANgnIT m Lia DA, to Fred Davi., M.
WI preprider of Mm Rotel Redford, war
KV.IOTRATION OF MANHOOD Bre'/RAGE
Vo'Ras -The board ot manhood suffrage
registrars has fixed the dates for regletra-
tioo fir la town of I; ,derlch Sittings
will be held on Monday Tuesday and Wed-
nesday, May 12. 13 anb.14, from 10 A. a to
l r. M,. from 2 to M, Ip 6 1' M„ and on
Thursday, May 15. Irom 10 A lit. to 1 r. M..
from 2 r. M. to 6 F M., sod from 7:30 r. )t.
to 9 I' to Registration for division No. 1,
compelling St. DsyId's ward, will be held
tefore Judge 13a710, at hie chambers in M.
court house, for division No 2. compelsno
St. Andrew'. ward, beton D. McDonald,
clerk of the County Court, Io Ike grand jury
room at 160 oo0rt house, and for divialon
No. 3, comprising S: Petrlck's and St.
Georgie ward., betore Polio. Magtatrate
Seeger, at 610 office oo Hamilton atrest.
Supplementary sittings will M held on May
20, .t 11 A M. at rte court hogs., sod
appeal sittings on May 21, at the same boor
and pine.,
A l'ITIi,N'e Sruna,T1,S,-Ili releases
to the scheme to erect the new library
?lidding on the present market grounds, •
sltlz,o who takes a wide In'erest in our
maoloipal affairs susetnte to Tut SlitNAt.
that the mama would be wl.e to 10,610
control of that part of /he grounds which
would not be .red for the purport of the
library. Alter ah. aeration of the library
budding, there would be left a considerable
plea of vuaot land, This could no doubt
be sold at a good figure, and in the plewot
state of the municipal fiances there would
be a strong temp'ation to di.pote of it to
this way. It Ie pointed r u', however, by
the oir1zen of whom we are speak no, that
this property would make • epleodtd site
for • non hall am public auditorium,
which w111 doubtless re tooled before the
lapse of a treat many year', and he thins
10 would be • mistake to alleoate the land
merely for the sake of the temporary relief
which would be sforded by i7a sale •t the
present time. The council will no doubt
consider carefully Its action In regard to the
whole matter.
"WILLIAM PITT, TIIR GREAT ( o?I11ONRR,"
-The court of lectures by the Rev. Dr.
D.nnl that ht ban o much enjoyed dur-
ing the past .eesOO was brought to • oop-
°loaioo Fla Moody night by one of the
molt iotereatltg rl the aeries. The attru.
dance was not large, tat those who were
pre+ant anent fail to boa profited by the
lecturer'. lucid presentation of ,11, omreer of
the "gnat Commoner." The story of bi■
life was epprsolattvely de.lt with from his
early entry Into Parliament, through the
growth of his power 1111 itreohed Its smith
when he became the virtu.! ruler of the no-
tt-.n, directing Its arm. to vlo/cry sad Stand.
lug 8648 in the estimation of his ooun'ry-
men, suit on to h a last public appearanoe,
Ihie tlmo ler thn Hones of Lords as Lord
I' Latham, to protoet matelot the taxation of
Die American co'0otes, the man of hie pnpu.
I.rlty mow wand, his 000vlreoi el,goenee
departing, hie Ilfe closing. A hearty vote
of thank, was tendered I)r. Daniel for h
aurae of lectures, moved by (leo. Acheson
and seconded ty A J. Hoare, B. A. A
vocal solo by Mts. Borland al he opening
was very pleasingly reoderd.
vlulioiat was warmly applauded at enol
•ppear•ou.. Itis program numbers were
Wloiawaki', "Lemma," Leonard's "Dm
e tto," Raffia "Cam cud Hausees
"Iluogart•o Dana," •ud the "Valois Cep
rlooto," by Wteoiawsk(. For snores he
govt "Annie Laurie," Cit "lrien Melody."
and "Home, Sweat Home." While kir.
Fuz had been heard before In Uoderlob, it
war Mrs Kenoedr't+ ban app here.
Ste was well reoateeI, and was ctiled apo°
for several coma number.. Her vole* is •
clear, .wase soprano, and her single' shows
the r.ult of careful outtivatlon. Perhaps
her best number was "Yea Called Me
Book.' A number of the a000mpaotmeou
were played by Mr. rumors, who on short
n otice klodty coossotd so act In this capa-
city. A diversion in the program Wee to
trodulel by the ezeauloo of the Dalry
Maid: drill by sixteen pretty maidens,
.tato of whom were attired In appropriate
000tumes of blue, sod • similar number to
pink, eaoh armed with • gaily deoorated
milking dal The entutdom.00 was
under the •u.pico) of tie Collegtat. Insti-
tute, sod the doaoolal results were male
factory.
TIIE CADET ItIFLE COMrETITi(N,-The
Collegiate 10.11(06. asdea of No. 1 military
dt.trlot have all entered In the competition
for the silver .Meld presented by Mayor
Beck, of London. '!'here are twelve of theae
oorpa, and other" are befog Iormd. The
shield has been prepared, and It pronouuoed
a model of artl.Uo b.au:y, says Tbe London
Free Prem. It is of .olid silver, mounted
upon dark oak. The engraving is very
skillfully done. The most striking feature
is • full sized figure of a Canadian soldier to
khaki, wit 1, bandol er and rile, and "stand
tag eery." Upon either ltdo are aha spaces
for the names of the winning corplie -
moth thts is the toaowlog loorlptloo:-
"Pres.nted by Adana Bok, E .., M•vor of
London, Oat., 1902, to the toll.'rs ohuol
corp. of Military District ho 1 for pomp.
titloo Ia musketry, with P.ters toner. and
conditions. Below thee again le this verse:-
"1 on coo drill a boy by numbers how to
double.
And twist his head and shoulders with a
jerk;
lint he's not the man you look to where In
trouble
It'e the fano behind the gun that does the
work "
The 000ditio0s of the oompetitloo have
not been gel. bot wlli probab'y 000
slot of deliberate fire and quick fire. The
Peters target, which is adapted tor use l0
any School yard, will be used. Among the
corps that hay° entered ars the loin *tom -
Looden, St. Thoma, Chatham, Galt,
Guelph, Mt. Forest, Wooda'ook, Petrolia,
Gd.rleh and Palmerston.
HYMENEAL. -One of those matrimonial
evert, which Invariably meets a pl
at r to the oommuulty took plane yeetuday
morning at Knox church, where Harry '1'.
Edwards and Mise Nellie 1 MoKeozie,
elder daughter of Mr. and Mr.. Tnoma.
McKeor.le, entered upon wedded life in the
midst of • large and iotere.td gathering.
The oeremooy was performed by l,ov. J. A.
Anderson, B. A., pater of the ohnrch. Tb.'
bride, who was escorted by her father, wet
attired In • nand.ome costume of cream
pen de ode, trimmed with ohiflon and ap-
plique. Her titter, Miss Mao.1 McKeoz e,
sated u bridesmaid, and wore • pretty
doses of pink crepe de ohne. with waist of
pink .11k and polot lace and black picture
hat. The 'room was assisted by Mr. Huy
lock, of London. Mr. PAS/11101C orgaoiet
of the church, rendered a number of solo
trona before the ceremony. cone:uding with
the Bridal Uhoru. from l.obeogrlu as the
bride entered the crutch At the coo•
ct0coo of the ceremooy Mr. Jordan, of
Brantford, the former organta of the oharoh,
played Modeteohe'. Wedding March.
The guests were then conveyed to the
home of the bride's father, where the wed.
ding breakfast was Served and c0ogratul•
hoes wenn 1 xteaded. At 2:30 r. te the
happy a Ante left oo a top to Dot rult, and
no their return they will oe'mmence house
keeping on Brock Webs. the bride's going
away gown was of brown satin teeth, with
bat to ma'cb, Both Mr. and Mrs. Edwards
are well known and popular young per pie,
and a host t f friends wish them jay and
protp-rity. There was a Targe crowd at
the station to see them off, an I further
tokens of tramp were given In the many
beautiful wedding gilts renewed by the
bride. the groomn preempt to the bride
was • crescent of pearl..
THE LATE MRu. EDWARD..On Widow
dsy, April 23 d, re carred the death of
Sat•h W'iloi, wife of l;rorge Edward, at
the age of seventy -ft or yearn. The deawwed
was one of the early toolbars hen, h•viOg
been • rnldrot of Hor'er'eh for saycoty
year. She *u born in C•rible, England,
In the year 1827, the daughter of Urnrtp
Wilson, and with the family mime to (len
ada in 1432 and settled at (Idedo6. She
saw the little community, Thee In ice In-
fancy, grow hoot ens. was little more than
• Mooring in the wtldernea@ to aha loading
town In a pnpnlone nod wod'hy c0on'y
in October 1857, she was married to George
K1ward, whn .nrvlyss her. 1.1.1 fall, her
health hating fared, she went to "pend the
winter with her niece, Mr. Ilntehl.eon, to
the township of Grey, where bar death
ononrrd on %Ved.ssday of bud week. The
✓ emain. were brought to Uoi otIch and were
loterr11 In Mal(Ion1 amatory on Friday
afternoon Thy foam' took plass from
the home of her,.8.r, Yr...Innee Bracken
ridge, 16.7fie1d road Mr. Collum, of Wood•
e ta, oondnoted the airtime, and the
pall banns were Ju. MaCraoken, J. Donn,
A. Vann., Alezeadet.Hendarsen,
e. Montgomery awl James Colwell.
Tio. 11 \• ('�
1 F x KR ap7 V,N,'RRT.--A large
asdleeen gathered at Vio/er a Opera Hone
on Thursday monolog to hear George Fos
and Mrs, Leonora Jam.. Kennedy. The
MII•of-fare prnylded was an ereall.nt ooa,
and lovare of main heavily oj,vad the two
hours' program. Mr. Fot was In splendid
form. He was t6o cn,nplate mama et his
violin, and hie hewtal was nbarantart.d by
a remarkable freedom mad skill. Th. seal
moos war approota6lte. and like b411laa1
arrived Moad•y niche from Chatham and
will Ian es soon as the weather is favor.
•hl. for Johnston's Harbor, with mill
anppllse The sir. Mylee arrived at
O 000 on Tuesday from Fort William, with
42,000 bushels of wheat for the Uodierloh
Elevator Co. She was uolo•dsd and away
by 10 o'clock the lime plight. To. Myles
made a record on her lost round trip. She
left hen April 23rd at, 10.15 l' at. for Fort
W illlm, loaded there rod wa. bock to this
Pore at 11.30 A M. on the 29 h; making the
trip In Bye days, thirteen boors sod fifteen
minutes, or, oountlog 50 the hour whoa she
lett the nomad Mmm six day's all but Sheen
mihutes. She had moms rough weather o0
the trip which caused • lou of mania'hoar The whose arriving at tis
e levator n bang shipped to Ontario millers
a, fat ea It oomes to At the Leland
preparations are being made for the build -
log of the stesmor which Marlton hu oar
hand, and which will ba the largest ye..el
ever oonstruoted on the Island.
A NOTIIIR LANDMARK Gotta. -By the death
of M. C. Uordoo, of Bnissev*ln, Manitoba,
on the evening of the 17th of April, another
Pioneer of Goderloh township b laid to rest,
Mr. Gordon began the battle of lite •t •
7107 early ave. He war !minte
of Lilo, to Iovurnese, ScotlbaroandhJanotown•ry,
1811. His tath•r, toe late Wm. Gordon. a
oateoblat to the Auld Kirk of Sootland and
• poet of some 10001 tams (a book of die
poems and spiritual song. having teen pub
Mad In the Gallo laogusge), earned •
precarious living for his family by milting as
tutor to the gentlemen's sons to his .1010lty
and did when the subleot of this sketch
was tees years old, there being foto younger
brothers and sister.. He bong the only
o0e who could be useful. an not of lode -
pendent m*sm butlrugal mind took him to
tier home to relieve the young wldowd
mother of Lome of her family tares, but
really to assist her gardener In the oars of
hot grounds. The knowledge thus acquired
proved useful to him la after life. At On
age of nineteen he undertook • three
months' voyage to • seiltoq veleta bound for
Canada and reobed Toronto after gnat
hardship and obtained employment from i
the late Mr. halts, nurseryman, of Lulls•
yille, oou0(7 of York. Theo he went weal,
locating to Goderloh township .t the time
the old Canada Company opened up that
Dart of the oountry. He purchased a forest
farm, cleared • pens of 'round„ bait •
settage of hewn logs plastered with mud
(for there was no lime to be had les those
days), sent to Sootland for his mother and
family. The eldest sister, Jsne, married
Alexander Frazer, a prosperous farmer: the
sewed, Kate. was the mother of the lata
W. U Murdock, • °lever young atonal
lawyer of Toronto; Gor0e. a drygoodsman,
who died unmarried; and Doald, who Ilks
many young men from the old country who
have neither trade oar prolamin opened o
hotel to the vitiate of Hayfield and became
a prosperous oitizeo. His only son le now
an 'macaw. and prominent Judge In the
State of Mlohig•o. After seeing his
brothers and deters comfortably settled, he
married Aoos Horrowes, youngest daughter
of the eau John Burrows., of Hytowo,(0t(a
ea). She was a handsome, btlght young
woman of eighteen and e•eryoos th,uvht
she had married an old mao, he being
thirty-two, but the being full of ton,
brought • great done of brightness Into the
so called old roan's life. Mr. Gordon owed
the brit homes that were brought lot° that
part of the 0000try, and they were more
used by their owners for carrying them
oyer rough rods to bolls and parties than
for doing work on the rough farm. 1t was
a oommon sight these them lesion their little
home 1n the early twilight, soh with a
baby on the saddle In Iroot of them, to
dance all night sod retain again in the
early morning. In 1884 Mr. (Jordon old
the old 6omesteat: ( Roanoke) and settled In
Brandon, Manitoba, where he lived quietly
uoti1 about a year og0, when tole °ideal o0,
William, who dive. In Holesevato, permuted
him to move non sod take a oott•ve be
side nom so that he could look after him In
his extreme old age. He had elven
ehlldren, of whom 04h( are llvng. He
was a Presbyterian, a stauooh Reformer, a
great admirer of George Brown and read
Tn. G'obe from the time it was fine *stab
tithed and THs HURON SioNA1, with whose
editor. Thorns' Mattoon, be 050 o terms
of the most intimate friendship. -Com.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
MARRIED AT STRATrOaD,-The wedding
of Harry Il Parsons, • former Go latch boy,
and Mise Caven, of Strata rd, took peau. on
Wednesday, April £3rd, sod the following
Is The Beacon'. anoouot ot the of
aeon : "Trie le the leu, o of Cupid's tri
umph, and another happy event was added
to the lift this morning. when Mise Mar
garet Alla. Coven, dsuehter of Mr. Alex.
Coven, co lector of Inland revenue, this oily,
became the bride of Mr. Harry it Parsons.
assistant oeouutaot In the Bath of Qom
menet, Montreal, and formerly the highly
.seemed coehier of the local branch of the
acme hank. The ceremony took plane at 8
o'clock at St. Andrew's ohuroh, the pre'or,
Rev. E. W. Pantnn, r (iuiattoo, A. the
bride, escorted by her father, entered (h.
oharoh, Lobeo'rlo'g wedding march was
played by Ml. (lens McPheraen The
bridal party took their .(and on n low plat-
form Immediately in front of the pulpit
desk. Mr. L•ooel Porton', of (;oderlob,
aisle loot the groom, bat the service" of
brldo,maide were dbpemn.l with. the
bride wag becnm(ngty attired In a bloc
travelling molt The sudt'eriao of the
ohuroh was prettily decorated with palms
and oern,tion.. The bride was the remittent
of • be.atifel array of presents, 'minding
•at 01 114 Choir fish eel to a cabinet, the
gift o/ the Bank of Uommerc3 stall at Mon
tread. The gaes'a °emotieed only the re•
Wives rd the bre 1. and groom. Mrs Cap -
tato Pavan, and Mum 1'ar.00e of GolJerlch,
mother end stator of the groom, were among
(hoot present Aker the ceremony the
wedding party were driven to the station
when the oewly.wedded couple tock the
8.45 train for 'I'cron'n. After rema'ning
there for few dat•s they will return to Mr.
Panne' home in lioderloh, At the one
tension of their honeymoon Mr. and Mr*
Polaris will take op their reddens In
/1 °areal"
May 1st 1s a good alms to order your sum-
mer tailoring from IMdbam. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Division Court w 11 las held today.
7 be town council will hold its remoter
meetlrg tomorrow (Friday) evening.
'1'h. Zurich Herold Bay. a syndicate le
befog formed for t6* purpose ot taking over
the "oily" of 8t. Joseph
Several tolerating budgets of news from
our township oorrespoadents are Id -
ably crowded out this wen.
We are pleased to see .tames Orr, of
t)nderlrh township, is able to ho around
wale after an illoese of I wseks.
Judge M.ssor'e health Is again giving Ale
friends gravo concern. At prueot his 111.
mos prevent. him from snowing at his
oflios
t4'.. regret to learn of the Illnree of it W.
Mattoon., which bea confined him to bed
dotioq the put week, and hope soon to see
him shout agsio.
AT TBR LAKE 1. DONT,-The ,tr. Advane
Clear/11 00 111%.011 'in for Fort N Illlam alts
diechirgieg bar cavo of 44.200 bushels of
cahoot at, the elevater The echo. K.•
do •r,'v.
fah 1 molar' oo Tnenday from Thrualon
with 494,600 feet of lumber for N. Dy meat,
and afro a.loading loft Sunday night for
litre Bay ,. . Therchr. Tolman Ir ft her
motor north and cleared on Friday for
l'Arry Sound, h'ht The tag McAuley
arrived Friday I nm'o,n(homp'on and after
taking nn coal hue left Sunday for Aux
Sable to ark• on a pals driver, and term
djsre was g• log no to Harhogtoe, to be
employed no C!aik A Co.'a n°atrant. Copt.
't'raench went with her. ....The dredge
oommencrd work on Motility to clear cot
On channel 0.1.lde t8. peen. It was sot
able to work yesterday oe account et the
heavy weather . Th. Inv h. Hymen%
I, ft for Thenalon on Monday The'ng
Illyn was t soled op on the Island let week
and has hen having • new arena installed
by the Doty work. Ind Nome repair.. male.
..The Owinge male h.r regular rtea
aortas the weak The s0Ar. Kolbage
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION 1902
For Premier of Ontario
BON. 6. W. ROSS
For West Huron
N. 6. CAMERON
Nomination
Thursday, May 22nd
Election
Thursday, May 29th
Remember Ross, and
Vote for Cameron and
Good Government.
registration of maobod soffrago voters may
be obtaloed either at the roorut or from
Chu. Darrow at bee o(fioo.
On'lued•y evening Mr. and Mn. Jos.
aroan Miller were presented by the hard-
en of the Hotel Rdlord with • boatmen'
caland.r clock, a0oompanld by an ddreei
et:preuing regret that Meir relations were
to be severed by the Chang. in the proprio•
torshlp of rho hotel. Mr. Miller made a
fitting reply to the teslmonlal.
Between forty and fifty members of Hat.
roe Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F , took pars la the
annual church parade on Sunday moroing
last. They marched to North street Moth•
°dist °bora', when they were addremod
by th. pastor, Rey. Dr. Daniel. The tat
was from Roman. 12: 5 -"Every one mem-
ber! one ot another" -sod the dtooane was
an axle mod approprlsw one.
Tho Receiver -General's Deportment, Tor.
onto, Invitee all who have 20 Dent pines t•
and them to and have them exohangd, ma
to b desirable to pat the nein out of o(roala-
tioo. At preaanl two kinds of 20 en.
coins are found In soma moose. The Now•
loaodland pion.s o.o be dIal(n,almbd from
the Canadian oohs by • dotted ring *bleb
surrounds the "20 cant.." The Dame
-Keat000dland" oao also be found on the
coins of that Island. A maple leaf wreath
encircles the "20 note" oo the Canadl.a
pteoe,
Owing to the rough weather there was
oothonv doiog at the gun club grounds last
Friday evening.
Improvement of Stook.
�
BE PURE BRED ENGLISH SHIRE
STALLION,
DESFORD MARQUIS, 16639.
English Shire Stud Hook. rooted June list,
1400. 321 Canadian Number,
1 ).word Marquis. No 1663e, w111 stand for the
improvement of stook, beginning
Monday May 0th, when he will be at fate
own stable, Ridgewood Park Farm, until
noon. Monday night at Reggae Hotel, Carlow.
Tnenday. to David Hampton's. 8th oon.,
Colborne, for noon, then to Henry Dare, 13th
eon , Hallett, for 0ignt.
Werl0eed.7, to Allen Wallaoa's. 8th 000..
Mullett. for noon; theooe to MoCarghey's
Hotel, Clinton. for night,
1burd•y, to Gilbert M•ir's, Huron Road.
for noon; thence too Wm. ('olclougb's. lith
coo., Ooderfch township, for night.
Friday, to 0. 0, Sturdy's, 7th con . (lode -
rich township, for noon; thence to John Bow•
erbi's, Ilh 000., for night.
Saturday. to Farr Bras. Hotel, (lioderloh, for
noon; thence to his own stable. where be will
remain until the following Monday noon.
This splendid stallion was foaled In 1806 clad
purchased by his ImportersMeagre. Bowdon
t Marmon. from the Usk Shire Hone Co..
who used him for two seasons, Tired by W. &
J• Thompson,of HDes
ford, lark. Deord, L.i-
deetenh,re. nals,d. Ile Is a beautiful ba
with blaze on face end four white Ism. weighs
2.0(0 pounds, and Is 1n style, action and every
other point as no. a specimen se has yes
reached this ooa0try.
HR was sired by Soowell Duke (14,302t, broil
by Lord Verulam, of Sopwell, and hie dam
being Deaford I)aohee of Bridgeport (7947),
bred by Karl of elles,n.n.
Hopwell Dote won the following pptlxes:-
first. Hatfield. 1891; first, Hatfl4d, 1603;
third, ]loyal Counties Show at Canterbury
.
1893` second, Hatfield, 1891: highly oommend
d, Loudon Show. 1806. t7111ee sired by pnr -
well Dake made 453 gu'nese at Lord Verulamlor.
sale; 350 guineas at Mr. Philo Mills' -ale; IN
guineas at Mr. I'arneli s sale. A filly alsoslretl sa ss:
o Sopwell Duke. named Deford Blackbird,
held ao nobeateo ono* record In 1806.
For extended pedigree see card..
At the annual show held by the Usk Shire
Horse Co., Limited, o0 ()moiler 81th, 1900, the
lot prize coot was sired by Ilesford Marquis.
PAW, taking let prize ler clow and also cham-
pion prize of show, and was old for • farm
sum to a Midland hover.
Tenon - 815 to 11snre, to be paid Ist of Jaa-
uary. 190.7.
Orme It. WILSON, Stream C. Arroowt t,
Manager, Owner.
Host Wright, of the Park Hoar, is ooa•
templa'ing improvements which will add
materially to the good appearance of the
house and the comfort of Its Inmate*,
Coanolllor blarney vine had two frame
building. mored from hie former place of
residence en the Huron road to his prop
arty at the corner of the Hayfield road,
The (Ind., ch Towm.Mp Rrfl. Aneoclatloo
will ,elebrat. May 24th by a nhootiog
matt 6 In the morning oo the range below
John Newcombe., and • pinto in the after-
noon.
lternoon.
1 R. Rneo'msn hot again op. toned a mash•
Inc shop at the old stand, corner Trafalgar
and `Icterta street.. He bas made tales of
• 16 h. p engine and • 7 h. p. engtn., both
to penone to town.
John Hao6anar, of Toronto, Provincial
organ ser for the Royal Templar., addrneed
a meat:ng in (he Temperas*. Hall on Mon-
day °taaloa. .1 Shannon occupied the
chair. The attendance was not large.
Now April bnnaa the wild March "node,
Than May p the A rel ',towers,
And pretty sono we'll "mew glad June,
With •11 Its tweet May flowers.
-Philadelphia l're:e
Mise Raton Rnmhall, who eau Co 8.ke.7.
•r and etenn'rapher for 1) Holmes, has takes
• similar positron with Masers Mt Kenti. A
Howell, whn find that with their rapidly
growing bus nose they require such an a.
stetant.
Altar • work of almost sooty kind of elle•
aereeahle gnat hot. Sada came, brlget
and warm and balmy, and pot everybody
t* good humor. it was the fret pleasant
Stade n fnr week*, sod 'a mamba of people
see met not of doors showed that It wan
thoroughly enl07.4.
The Liberal oemmltt.e reesas on Weal
.Ire aro nee day end every eyeing
(iin.da7 ..epod), and anyone waking in-
lermatiou ensr.rnfae the dentine le le•it*d
to apply there. lafetesatlee manilas
THE HACKNEY STALLION,
LANGTON'S DANKOELT,
(3211 and -91-
1) w'Ril'TIote ANo PxntnoNo, 1angton's
IN agelt, - 9l -Canadian Haan., S. R.. and
1336) Anwrloan Hackney H. H., wan foaled In
1M7. and le 0enesepently five years old; he le •
beautiful dapple chestnut color, with white
strype on face, and both meet feet and near
hied stocking white. Heb a very high knee
actor. and hock action cannot he excelled. He
come. from champion stook In Kngland and
the U.S., both his sire and dam es
having be
tett wonfrom len gland.
Laogton's Danrgelt was bred by Mr. Fred C.
Stevens. of Maplewood Hackney Hend, Actin*,
N. Y.. one of the most suoreearul and beat
known breeders in the Unload State. and (lan-
ais. 610 was imported to Canada by his pre.
ent owner, Mr. 1.(:, Attrlll, and le prnnoun0ed
by all who have seen him as ono of the best
specimens of the Hackney type now to Can -
ad. He wan sired by ',anginal Performer
118111, Eng -242 American, hy Gorton Doks et
Connaught. (173)91 emu S. R. HIs dam was
Lady Irsnegelt, (ROMs) Kng. Hook„ (710) Ameri-
can; she by Danegelt 1174) Kog. H•ok0ey S, R,
This pedigree can he traced back indefinite-
ly. hes 1 readers who are Interested to tills
chole of stook will readily ea that l*ngtoo's
Danegelt stands In the front rank of Hankeey
leaden.
!MUTE : Monday. Mar 5th w111 leave his
own stone, and proceed t0 John Ackland's,
bounnary (Inc. Colborne. for noon . then to
Malluug 's Hotel, Dungannon, for night.
Tneday, to 0, A, Dornlo'a, 916 now, Wast
Wawanoah, 001 noon; thee to Rrneea Motel,
R.Igrays, for night.
Wednesday, to John RIAs', 3rd eon. Rest
Wawsresh, for noon; than to the Meson
Hones. 'Myth. for eight.
Tbnrday, to 11111'. Hot.l Lnndesbwrn, 1,r
noon, Dian to R. Oraham'e Hotel. C1lntoe, for
night.
Friday, to J. Rathwall's, Rayfield Road, for
*00.; then to fewer Mofett.all'a, Cat LIN.
for night.
Saturday, to Wm. Driver'. Herten Read
for no; than to Tilt. stataea, ridsrie►,
on
from 2 to 5 °clear. th.n M hie nen stable,
where h* w111 remain until the following Mee•
day m0rn(ng.
T06045 To Insole, Ito, to be paid let M
January. 1008,
Aunty; ACj 000Awo C. ATgttu,w
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