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nating
over are careful to
is 'tamp wheo buying
rk of quality.
nteo of comfort and
ranee that you're not
all that's of value in
have elegance, and
glorious comfort, and
, like all the
had. They're
ING,
omen and Walk•Ovet
neatly.
be Square, Godericb,
• so mistake In choosier Bar,
lava as its presiding ether for
and the o'o would • nu
• baI
p ,'•log
er coogti vation here.
t annual ulcctloo of (that'll of
et Epworth League was held on
emery, with the followlog result :
M. W. Howell; vioe president,
no Brydgie; oorreepondt°g more-
l. E. Sharma°; r000rdlog seen.
Jamieson; treasurer, llllbar
rioter, Mia Olive Rob•rtsoo; pea•
sit hwalls; acoveoere of committee
'needed. MOM Edna Robinson;
•, J. W. Yammer; mlssleaarT,
f.; lookout, Miss Hubl• Thom.
, Miss Edith Tebbutt; Ilter.ry,
2: councillors, MIN Mildred
M'u Ages Kae[, Ulu Laura
iso Magffl• Robertson.
i
'se DOOR Willer Op
■aIsILroN IT.
week. It is a three-
ach readily and will
1.25, three patterns.
will stand at
money, nod pot 75c
at Brand
R
ockfoN
company
ha, Wi..
Black
Cat
Stockings
g
Over is Ko-
nosha, Wiscon-
sin, there are
over 700people
making Black
Cat stockings
for boys and
girls, and the
y has to run day and
to supply the demand.
tory like that would
e kept busy '24 hours
day if the mothers of
United States did not
Mack ('at stockings for
boys and girls. This
first season they have
sold in Canada, and
s the only store in
where you can buy
ear Like
Le
ether
Knees Tr Hee
Triple Is
Them
ed.
25c and 35c.
New Neck
Ribbons
,Some now
neck ribbons
are among this
week's arriv-
als. They aro
a good (duality
to and just the proper
it ties. Colors -Sky,
ream, torquoise, pink.
Price, 2Sc.
BROS.
na.
THREE "A80'
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ACTIVE
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THE SIGNAL
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FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR. 2881
THE WEEKLY MAltttaT REPORT
Ooplltcn, Apr. 90 leo
Y•h wheat. .. ') 75 w 76
mg, tawny. IMF own.... ...-..... 9 10 to 2 10
g low, patent, •W
tent, par t._..,....... 9 9) to 9 1'1
fou.._...-. -- 16 00 fol to
'inge, per
IP toe ...... •• 1600 to1 01
/•r lase owl r 100 to 1 CO
ore) to U ,p)
wbeat, per bush 066100 .51
*butt' ................._.., e9 to0 92
.•bush....-_.. _..... _.75 to 0 ah
00 [0
°A°
00 to10 y) MAY
95 to 0 :is
1u 10016
1u to 011
1 to 0 11
(0 to 161
99910490
U to 414')
W 10 6 9S
00 to 7 '7
12 to 0 16
is te 0 le
10 to H
00 to 0 00
00 to 0 (0)
00 to hu
50 to t 0)
'drier. per bush
Km, lir ton 1
you nal, if bush„
S uttee,
nbeeee. uer Ili.. •
• gage fresh angeot.A.J
1 dos....
Mau
Pea. •
Uve Pressed Hove
..
15........E �..
Led, Por 15.
........ -. _
le sed Beet, fore quarter
Dewed Beef. hind tt
Dune. Ksp rt...... ,
Ordheav ..
10114
THE LDADINC- N.EWSPAPE OF HURON 00TJNTY.
Victoria Da
i'ublle Notion.
LANN MU !TEAS SHARPENED, 111
07oles re paireLete.- Bring tour lawn
j "hboi ut thlrrl OD. VI loris 9' MI We
reel. We
egoaeter • good Job at • reaeoneble price.
Iowa mowers called for sod de !hereto. All
nidal citpair
rJAS. A. Swe rk TRACon (IAN floe. A
wARNINI:.-ANY PERSON 11111 FL
us from the island. ming the ferry
eltlout parrn4sIOn, shooting. or otherwise
u -.•seam• Dewe any part of the property will
be strewed and pi °see Y. ll ATTRILia
Ridgewood Pare.
pRu1 L TAUUIb
r u
a:, rase RING O!T - 11R RU [t[
•PRC1AL1l'T.
All Stele of Spect tele' Md Eye marinade
0,1drr monde) atte[tttm*elven t• doing the
ere.
Unfere by mall promptly attend
waren( Fart .es usiot my name, ea
•o Ira, •li , wrests whatever
Sander ion yugnnteed. ;seblleh 1371.
hlt'II M00U STRKKT W. T 9 )N 90
to. lieo
employ
ltluslo.
MIS CULBOKNB,
Troller rJ Fletcher mettle method, will r
some pupils at bee studio, •ewe Mr. Naffed'
Imsneaace Aloe, It.mllt as street. For infer.
ssties.pply either at studio or at ',redone..
64. preemie street.
-e
W ),L}N,5 CAMPBELL,
OrganN' •'+A musI *l director of North street
Methodist church, teacher of piano, plea or-
oan sod theory Pupils prepared for all es.
/Lenore of the 'ruro°to Conservatory of
Ycdd. w'1!) be p)o.'cd to receive impllcit-
twashom all those reil0lrlei ouch lame o-
urs at his new studio over Thom.oe'e mimic
sere, Use of piano for practicer may hs au
urged for 67tf
w
Dentistry.
1' HAYDEN.
U. I)
K 1.
U S
r Mentalr
u eeoa, otmees.or to Ire. J.
L Toreha:d 44loot spproren methods in all
departments of modern dentistry. Inolu4tog
poreelase Inlay operations, and Drown ani
budge work both In gold and In porcelain.
!pea) alen'Inb pal, to Preservation of
restore teeth. la °Moe formerly occupied by
Dr. Turahn!).
NOT/UF. -WE, THE t'Nt9ksP:NEI)
Dentists. will otos* our omx. at 1
.desk p to. Wednesdays from May to Oc•
toter, lee/wave. Newel)
M, Nicnotwnn,
L. M. Manes,
W. Y. HAYD[Y.
Otterieh, May fila. Dot
For Baia.
H0Cele TO RENT OR FOR SALE
on Bruce street, containing nine room",
with hard water and *oft water, alai a Root
sable and some fruit trent. Apply to N, W
NOT f. V;otori0,1reet, - It
I.)) PAP1.KS FOR MALE, FUR PUr-
J
glucal. 'dogQft/odoeer carpets. ate. Apply at Tern
P0R SALE -THE BAST HALF OF
11 the wee hair of lot 15, non, 7, West Ws.
0.nosh comprising 50 acres Apnlyy to ItKN-
RI ►OW LEH, Dungannon. or to Phalli HOD.
Barrister. (iodated,
LORSALE.-LOTS 95, 96, 117. 118, 119
1' and ile In Hutchison's survey, MI 1n
OMerlcb. For partlonlar e apply to
PHILIP BOLT.
March Iltb,'100. Barrister, t*., 0oderic *.
11Ptf
Rooms to Beet.
rrru RF,Nr.-ROOMS ON HAMILTON
1 street al pre.e9t occupied b7 R. S. Lewin
"19. o)Ikt4 ; w 111 Change, loco small *tore If
necessary 7 )r
rooms over
Miss Cameron's
sore
with front and rear entrance. K N.
LRwI+, 744
Ineuranoe, oto.
CBA9. E, SHAW, UKNRRAi, INSUR•
ee
doer east 00) P.
0ad reuoder oh.estate geAt.de O1 or the
hoeing metosl nee ineurone° Oompaolee and
lading stock oOmtanles.
lfereant(le and mannfactur;ng rude t
,west rates. Call at °Moe.
w R. RORK)TSON.
• Aecounte.t and insurance Agent,
Hook' end aecount. made UP.
dulldlnln rented and note a:elected.
vire letterset's in British and Canadian
Co.mppa•nlee,
°Moe- In 91094(0)49 A Hays' ernes. North
treat 0oderloh- 19.42.
�j J. 1'. NAFTEL, GENERAL IN.
1.Ileal Rotate effect,
Life, Accident and Plate (31u.+ Inferenc
effected on meatal or rash pian at lowest
'We osible.
r�I 91350 and (isn•dtsn eompaaieo reti-
es
Nn
a next deerHamilton
toet Darrowr w
Is or IlamfltOO & On ro Bee
tlttert.
ffiedloal•
DRrw. w. F. (TALLOW, PHYSICIAN
104 Rowan. Omoe In Bank of Oom-
t�!�oe011 Minding. west 1140 of Most, Night
ot reindeer*. Shen s . W. Phone 91.
Auotlon stale
AUCTION LA8 E
A YALUA ('F
PLANT or A WRis�R AL BUILDING AND
HUSI N RRB.
Joon gent. Auctioneer, is latrnoted by the
Ateleaeeof th. Raiment John Morris, builder
and rontraotor. to Ml by public) •ootlon on
the uremlue. lot 79o. 141000 street, (iderlob.
Off' *ATURiIAY. MAY 1095), IIri9,
Rr1Tt °-Rory Frame Planing MM. IP) x 40, e
141 free and Rn[Ine lInose 901 16, and
elih sae quarter acre more or lent, 1wether
order the following phew, all In good running
MU . A Holler snd Engine, I Planer and
Re
w•her 1 901090, Planer, 1 Jointer. 2 Itip
Remo, 1 Crescent New, 1 Jiff Saw. 1 Turning
and I 1004 IMnm. )Oe the there le a
mortgage of 1[00, which oars be allowed to
t a farther morigs``a of eine wnold have
5941 MsOired Col 1 Mize 1 Tenon If *chine
Ie. Harper Rene thew, whioh .re 11)11
ander a lien. I Lumber Wagon. I Dray. I H,A
5lN
gh
1 Int
N 1
Home, Window 'holier, lanaleI e, w o..
1 terror till, anti Teemed 1 Stn, rte,.,
Term •taw mord. Be11dIe• Stone.
h.
hale to n0mmr enee at 2 w.
rnr!t1 a informable'
teen i Ime of HIS or
A seelinet'r11 g
• RROBS RT.aON, JOHN KNOX.
eadgsee, Anotle.[•r.
Iteturo 1)00,1. will be Issued at
1902
SINGLE"ReT- E
aLA.. FAR
Between all Mations In Canada' all Station
In 11uada to and from
!t[fDetroit Writ, Port
Jot! Y. Helenat94. ' asei N.Y..
Spprse.�.
Y . Rouse's Point. N. Y , Island Pond Vr.; •Ij
eratetoe Io Canada tn, but not from $ulyale,N.
Y . Black (tock, N. Y., Niagara rails, N. Y.,
a°4 Ouspeneion Bridge, N. Y.
Good (Thing May 23rd or 24th
Valid returning from destloatloaod'or beton
May 0116, 12131.
Tickets. and all Information' from agents
annd 'freak Hallway 'System.
Y. Y. LAWRENCE,
Jae, In McDonald, LutricTlckeP anger
Anat. 'forest*.
AT PRIVATI. SALE
That big stone house with 7 -roomed brie*
addition, situated on P1o'oo street. The hones
11 dry and warm, being lined throughout with
2 -Inch plank. It le s,Ild sed substantial. It
wee built br the late
Ethel& Olbbons when In hie prime
Not for *day but I,r alt t me.
The foundations ere about J feet thick and
will endure as long as the Pyramid, of KI.ypt
A home seeker or laveator who realizes the
pote0t'alltlea of fresh paint sod paper. wblob
are lueapeus've, and of Blase, wh oh le pone
fully cheap. by a little planning and Jur10'mm
etpendnure Dan tuoderOi.s it law an aro to,
date mansion. 1 uaert mat strenuously and
fearlessly that a beg return will eceru0 to the
wide-aw•ke Investor for the best of all I'M..
sons that he hese broad and plod found et lo°
all ready to be hands, The .ams o.00ot he
said ora shell or veneer. Let those who are
on the lookout for a soft same invest* 1q-
veetigare 10v...ga e.
(Were • Mastered to
THEO. J. MOOHHUI'SE
wil. receive prompt atte•t)00.la7nold P.O..
May 714.. 19x. IBM
Nona• to Creditors.
OTICE To OR EDITORS.
/11 (he Rotate of Philip Thomas Mille, emir of
the Town 9f C,.d,ri,h• is the ('aunty of
Heron. Merchant, Deemed.
V Ice is hereby Mem pertinent to the Re-
vised Statutes or Ontario. 9'117, Chapter Ill,
that 11 creditor and other* having cealms
'[secs the estate of the said Philip Thomas
Halls, ho died the 10th day of Apr11, 190), are
regime on cr before the let day of June,
1901, to nd by post, prepaid, or deliver to
Harley Mweet, of 69 Market Street. in the
cite of ntford, solicitors tor Thomas Lloyd
WOOD, of lnollord, aforesaid, miller. the
admt t
ole or
of the estate of the said d••
casedtheir Christian an ad surnames.
ea and d',ert cular 0
p:i5451 the full. a No ccou tl
there claim., • statement of thr�r aocounU
ad the nature of theseourllfes elf any) held
by them.
And further take motto• that after such lut
mentioned date the said adout4tr.ttor will
toroeeed to distribute the assets of the de-
ceased among the tartlet entitled thereto,
having retard only to the claim. of which he
shall then have sotto•, and the said admin;.
tutor will not te liable for the meld assets or
107 part thereof to any person or persons of
whoa* claim notice shall not bele been ramie
ed by him at.` the dote of such d,sertbutlof
Dated this 1st day of M.1, A D, 9902.
11AHI. EY & SIVKRT,
Hu 344, Brantford, Unt„
&Halton for chs adwtnigtrator,
N Crick TO CREDITORS.
/n tar Metter of far Estate of Patrick Linen,
lair of the Totrn of Got/erten, in the
County of /fume, Urnllentan,
Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given pnnoant to the Re.
•lead Statutes of Ontario 5997, Chapter 199.
that all ereditors and others Amine olalms
against the estate ct the said Petrtok Lynn,
',bodied on or about the second day of April.
A. 0. 1002, are required, oo or before the *6th
day of June, 19)2, to Send by poet. prepaid. or
deliver to the uedera'[nedsolicitor for the
exs0ntore. they' Christian and anrnames, ad -
490...* and description*, the roll partleulare
of their otalme, the statement of their aocouata
and the nature of the security tit any) bold by
them
And Farther take notice that after such last
mentioned date the 11)4 ereouto•e will pro
cee4 to didrihnte the aesets of the decease
• 99099 9110 parties entitled thereto. having 49
turd cnly to the claims of which they then
shall have notloe and that the Said executor
will not be Roble for the said assets or any
taut tberorf to any person or persons of whose
o laim, notlee shall not hs• r
been received by
them at the time of soak distribution.
feted the rOnd day of Aprl', A. U. (902.
M.O. CAMERON,
Solicitor for Jane Lynn. Patrick geed •n
A
Robert Clark. Ktoona of the said 4a
ceased. SOD
The Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
Sow'ITon-PHILIP HOLT, K.C.
BAVK[Itt-THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.
OUR SAVINOS BANK.'
We are preperal to receive f epnettw
from Trustees, I'arente or Children, in
sums of front Fifty canto to Three
Thou,ond !Milers, and allow compound
intent, added every nix month* at
tnitesa ASegteskl u pot. (
he seg are
t list the'
'V Depositors, AOmay
ten Ili
Pon Y
draw upon these .loposit, at any time
3, 3i aid 4 per cent toterert albwal
ORiteposito according. to amount and
timoe1 ft.
N.13 -Parauant to A hate Art of
Parliamen0 married women and minors
have the right to tlepoolt and draw 000
money in their owl' name.
I)eposite can be moot by mail at Lhr
risk of angler.
Remove frons your houses )umptation
to hurgl*re and food for the flames.
As the Company makes loans only on
first clan farm property, depositors
have the strongest security for their in.
Vestments,
TO BORROWERS.
This Company 114 prepared b. loan 01
the shortont notice any mum upon first
class security. Terms aro made 10 Sent
borrower.. Straight, 10ane and Simple.
interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED -For further
particular,' call at the Company's offie e,
corner of Market Moore and North
Street, Goderieh.
W. L. HORTON, F. JORDAN,
Manager, President.
Wre. PROUDFOOT, Vice•Preablent,
Di RECTO :
linen STRAT/WONA, J. M. )tnpaw"o.
nitro tot JORDAN. 11 I)ntt.nr.
Ws Pant( rumor. II rear Hearne,
D. J. NAIRSc. PHILIP HOLT, K C.
LOOKdAT YOUR
LABEL I
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
.. .1902
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : HAY S, 1902.
1REGISTER 1
The registration of nunhood suffrage
voters takes piece nett week, on Monday,
Tuesday, %Vedneelay awl Thursday.
Everyone entitled W A votrl'hnee tame to
not oft port 1 of the muuicipal voters' list
must register. Any desired information
regarding the places of registration. the
qualifications necessary, or other matters m
connection with the registration will be
riven at the Liberal rooms, West street.
AROUND TOWN.
'full Tows Wm. -News was received on
Tuesday that judgment had beta given by
the Supreme Court In the oats of Holmeeee,
Godertoh. The appeal on behalf of the
town was allowed with poste tad the judg-
ment of the Divp:onel Court r,..tored.
Thi, probably sods the matter.
Naw Lobos BALL. -A new tal; for the
A O. U W. and C. 0. F. ledges bas been
*posed over J. W111 01'4 ,tore. Tae rooms
are 'dimly fitted up. lighted w,tb electric
1'ah'., and ars eamlortable and comment.
The new hall was opened hy she Foresters
on Tuesday eight of Ibis week.
COLLEGIATE 1-+vttTen TR04519, -The
refuter monthly meeting of the Uullrgtste
'imitate mimes beard wee held on Ilium
day last. E. N LOOI., who was recently
appointed to the board byy the town council
iu 50105.5) . to the Ian James M. Shepherd,
took bis moat and was appointed to the
Mem on committee made vacant by Mr.
Shepherd's death. The only other bulimia
uavauted was the payment of two aeon slots,
those of t:eoree Porter, 13 50. for paper,
and 1). Stoddart, 14.24. fur repairs.
Uteri' or WILLIAM 3111114 -Oe Thurs-
day night tut William Shier mud away
after an ilraeae of several months. 'Phe de -
imaged had been for about • year the pro-
prietor of the Moat'',.( arrest barber .bop.
He was formerly a reeld.nt of Kincardine
township, Brags 40aoty, bat came here
fon Loader), where be bad been in butanes.
for a pusher of ye.,.. HI. 4110,55 started
from , oold which
he aoatnotd in the win.
ter and tram wh)ob he Dever recovered.
Mr, Meier wee thirty eight years of age and
leaves a widow and two young sone. The
looeral took place Saturday to Kiooardine
0•m.tery, sod was under 1. U F. ausploea,
A. M.U. ALLAN SAHA --A. MoD. Allan
left en Thnnday for Montreal, whenoe be
sailed on Saterday, by steamer Parisian,
for Liverpool, lag. Oa hia *rr,79) bet will
Immediately take up his duties as Canadian
Government onmmleeloner in ollneatlon
with the Canadian fruit exhibit, at the
Cork nod W'olyerbamptoo orb batons. He
will be away until elem. Cloister is time.
If tar townsmm.uoceeds ae well to muter.
Ing the Irish (*040.90 donne his stay at
Cork u be did with "Ie Friends- at feels,
his 'Mauled') •bnlules will b• unparalleled
in this section, We wish him •• socoeuful
and • p!easast mouton la the Uld Country,
lira IAL
1(8111141.o Cot t c
1L -A. ectal
p 1
meeting es In Of
the town o oou
tl was held I o0
Toed, v
• cola when boo th
eb laws
Y g. w as
0
1
-Richard
P6GT�-5 as
PP
see deet
able
e was
passed. The coost,ble'o hotplate from 7 A.
M to 6 r M., and on Sunday from 1 to 6 e.
a He he to pet $25 a month and hu fess.
A proposition (roan 1':. N. Lew a to /ay half
the cost of a sewer 51te01ion le oenaeot
with his pleas and some data from MrProud-
toot le 0onneotion with the queetloo of •
boep.tal into wen rest to oemmlatee. 1t
was d.olded to order two trareformers
from the Packard Electric) Co. to replaoe
Iwo burned out, on the terms offered by the
Company, and dletnesed it the regular
limiting on Friday •••alas.
He STBAl•)IA' M A,•911 91 :",1101•6 R[.ort.Y•
in -We are alai to wslooms back to
tows James A Strachan, who has returned
from Winolp•g and Intends to locate per•
maneetly In (ioderich. Hs bee taken over
the 441/00018 street meohlne and Sl.ok.mlth
shorn, formerly conducted by hes father, the
late D. K Strutters, and will continue the
beetle', in air Its branches. Hs Intend@ so
red' the eb,ipe and to enlarge and Improve
1110I, t and p o , • bas experleooe for several yawn
to Toronto sod Winnipeg will enable him
0, employ the latest msthtd, in manulact
nriog and repairing. He he, already a
number of contracts on hand for the collet roc
I o0 of strut sprloklere, etc.. nod Is pre-
o.red to recety• orders for any kind of work
in his lige, including myna, mill repairing
•aJ farmer*' machinery,
A SulraooFr,. 1 1annn, -The regular
meeting of the Goderieh branch of the
Woman'. Institute was held on Thursday
afternoon last at the home of Mrs. Beak,
Montreal 'tree. There was a large at.
t•odenos and a goodly number of Dew mem
mere were re tv
w •el into the breoob
in
addition to routine bulimia, • motion wax
puled Ina'ruotlne the etoratary to eeod a
note of sympathy on behalf of the 'ioderich
br.noh to If. Elford, of Holmeeville, whose
wife, recreantly decreased, was the esteemed
president of the Institute for West Huron.
The bade•• parprwe providing tea for the
members of the West Horan Farman' 1n.
stao1, as well u those of the R'om•u's lo•
stltute, at the annual meeting to be held .t
Carlow in Jane. Mrs. Rook Save a paper
nn "System.tlo Housekeeping," whioh eon -
tainted mach useful Information and was
Rrea'ty appreciated by the members, At
the close of the meeting refreshments were
AN Oran It4SlnIST'x D[i 11634'. -The dsatb
of !'Somas Kelly.whloh occurred on Sunday
1 i.t,fsmoved an old resilient of this disteiet,
Mr. Kelly was born to Ireland seventy•thre•
Team ego, tame to tills country when a
young man, and had lived in 1odertoh or
vieMity for forty years put For thirty
Oars he was *0 employe* ea of the G.
I T k
P y
and was for • long period section foreman
at HolmeevIlle. He retired 9onus ten
year. ago and heel hewn /oiled with hie
daughter. Mrs. John Harley, In Gnderloh,
He sea • quo•, estimable ottlz.., highly
regarded by those who know hlm. He
tsevoi a widow and three daughters, Bre.
O'Brien, of Detroit, Mrs. Hurley and Miss
Kelly, of town. 'I he remden were Interred
in the Romeo Catholic cemetery In Colborne
en Tuesday morning, alter • Derek. In Yr.
Peter's ah,roh oonduoted by Ref. Father
West. The pallbearers were Wm. Tighe,
Owen McEvoy, John McDonald, I). Shan•
ashen (L9iotool, Patrick Ford and M<
O'Reilly.
AT TIM IAA RE FRONT. -The refitting of
the tug Olvs was complete I IAet week and
she *leered from port /heather of the
new tugs was launched on Frld.y. Th'.
was boll' for Pnrvts here.. of (lore R.y.
and le of the same dlm*nlone a* the Dnh
5.11,00mplete.l • few weeks 1120.... Tr.
Osetfnge did not arrive from the loath ne-
tt) 9seday, haying been delayed by an se
olden' to her whoal. She took on nineteen
p ger* hers ier the Seale, and loaded
1,000 bogs of finer from the Lake Huron A
Maelteha IAd11ng (,n,,,,'I'he edewheel
steamer King Edward whloh the Algoma
9 slid Company aesw D tri y /a t* 91111 oe Ike To.
Ido Yeo reins la noww n
o her way
from the
Atlactlo coast. The King Er' ward I• a
'pardon* venal and has berthing aoonmmn
dation for 467 pepergera She le net ton
lone for the oanal leeks, hot N 1 MM
too broad. and It was necessary so take off
onoddetable of her tipper work. at Mont-
real. It will probably be the sad of May
before eke will to put on the route. The
King R lward le from New 'York, .0d was
put -Biased from one of the lugs Amer!oan
railways Ferry Sound will probably be
Included in tier run ....'rhe God.rloh Lion
ber Cu, lase • rah oo the way to the mill
here.
DR. Pete t Tom -1441• extend our con
emulations to Perot( H. Tom, who has
passed the Boal essminatio0s of the medical
department of the W'eetero t'ulvereity,
London. and bas nutted tb• degree of M.
1). 11• took boson In several su0junts and
In clinical surgery stood •t the bald of the
claw, At the 000vooation on Friday evso-
lne lest. Mr, 'tom was the valedictorian
sod his address is reported by the London
papers. Speaking tor the class, he sold they
acknowledged the 000asion wub mingled
leslmga of happlores and refret, The pate
over whioh the graduates name was herd
and stony, tut they had rea:hod the Meld
top line between the oars• of their student
days and the strenuous' life award°, them.
The plus orientally numbered twenty four
but for various reason* It had dwindled
somewhat. They had studied lour years at
the direotton of the faculty, who ever tried
to do their pars well and showed a never
falling ktcdoeu. The prestige the yrsdu•
ates would enjoy was duo to the faculty,
and they lett taelr alma meter confident
that she wculd eschews to grow In power
end Lame. The valedictorian also addressed
a few word. to the under -graduates. ler.
tom left on 'Tuesday for Winnipeg. els
latitude to take the examination el the
Manitoba,00ueoil and to lomat, In that
Pfotouce
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Thin is the *came of the year when nature
comas out In new dress of green. It is also
the season when,you should come out in a new
suit of Pridham. make, l'erfect style and fit
guaranteed.
The Collegial• laatllute reorients will
hold their sports on the alternto, of Fri-
day, Mey 16 h.
Georgie M. Mau5ween, talar, has moved
to the corner stand in McLean'• block, and
now has • very hardeome store.
G5oree Murray, who was severely it j•tred
by being struck by a locomotive la the G.
L'• It, yards three weeks ago was able to
r.' urzl *0 work on Mtu4.y,
Miss Adelaide Morrie ht. paned through
• very and paloful Mares, and ter
foetid' are ideated to see Ibat ate le now
cofveleoent and able to t • out again.
We are muoh pleased to be able to repot►
that Mies 91.1 to Mal:,w, daughter of S.
A. McGaw, is now well on the way to ten
oov.ry atter her long and serous Him ea.
Wm. I11►!r has purchased the dwelling of
the late S. Weller, io Sr, Patrick's ward,
and ie mov,ag Into it this week. He paid
1250 for the place and Inten& making some
Improvements le the house,
An oleetri.: alarm horn the standpipe to
the pump'.ne station has been inattiled, to
eve warning when the standpipe 1. lull
The alarm works ser
Il end willv
.a a Fee
1
d•
uta Its the 44si
that,
g r c r l •good deal of
•oonyeeo•,
Cells W. Campbell, who has seen taking
• °can• • • e Rrrllness C ulleg*,.10
Toronto, hu passed his e x amination, with
credit sad .has secured a good position as
book beater with the well•kaowo arm of
Copp Clark Co., Toronto.
Mrs. H. T. Eiwarde will bold her poet
nuptial reoeptloo at her home, brook et„ o0
Wedxesday, Thursday and Friday of nett
week, from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. After out
week Mrs. Edwards w111 be at home on the
drat.and third Thursdays of each month.
John Yule reoeived • letter this week
from .on Arthur, containing newt of
the batt) •t Kleisharte River, to which he
as
ws0gsg with the brave Canadian faros
whioh behavted .o gallantly In that aotio0,
Tim letter Oyes 500.1 partloulere of the
tight and Is an iktere.tlog oarr*Ure.
Mise Charlotte E. Wlagtn., the temper
ince lecturer, will speak In North street
Methodist church cn Sandey n,orot09 next,
and to Victoria street ohurnh In the even.
Ino. In the afternoon she will address •
/„ e, el temperance meeting at this romper.
tore Hall, Dome enclag at 4.15 o'olock.
5!. 11. Stewart, of the Lucian high school
eta9, hu been appointed ••nand auistaat
master In the llltohell high salted, et a
salary of 1700 per annutn. The board has
release him and appointed his brother,
Robert Steward, formerly prinolpal of the
Goder'ch model school, to complete the
tertr.
CHURCHNOTES.
Bishop McEvoy will give confirmation at
St. Pe
ter'•ho
o rah on Sundae, •
v May
11.
Rev.
A. E. Camp having declined the
call extended to hem by 10. Manchester
and Smith's 11x11 oongr•g•tlon•, • joins
meeting of them co1grrgatioos was he'd at
Auburn last Monday, when Rev. Jae. A.
Ande,son,
who le Interim moderator, mod-
er•trd In another call to Rev. J L Small,
R A., late of K,ewattn. The salmry pro
'Bleed is 1800 and a manse. A owlet
meeting of the Pres hetory of Huron will be
held at Godertoh on the 20th toot. to (real
with this cell.
NOTES OF SPUR T.
TO. lawn bowling season opened on Fri.
day last with a game of singles between the
president, R G. Reynolds, and the Tice
pr trident, Wm. Lens, whioh was won by
the latter. At the oloee of the ram. 444•
president, in hl* motel happy manner, de.
dared the unmade ',flimsily open for the
ee•mq of 1902
The Weekly
o
y .btt of the Goderirh
n'
club
foot place ao at 'h I
D 'he
ro
Yn1e g6
00 Fri-
day tut, when the knowing soorve were
made ; Hstry Rote n, 10; B. Frl! zley, 10;
1:. It Warmth, 8; W. Lesham, 7; (leo.
Johneton, 7; A. itouovie, 6; Fred Soma/,
6; R' Evans, 4; J. Frizlev, 3; 144'. W0 r,,
3; D, Meier, 2; T. M,D,nnott, 1.
We are diem M sea that something in the
Ilne of '1'11n SIONAL'g suggeetton regarding a
jurat r htie ball league 11 being carried tu'.
1'h, "Iron Dukes" wore err/soiled • eioople
of weeks alt, end now the "dhort(es," who
bed a team en the lot last wlol.,, are tel
log rn the diamond. They have placed 1t
Steadiest, of their het of officers, as honorary
pre ' •, H. K. Jordan, of Brantford,
Toler monomer The other officers
are : r.IAene, inr, Mabee ; yloe president,
Inc..Khid ; manager, Fred Shearon ; o•p•
t.ln, i:. (7Amp)oe, jr. ; •eretary•Meaeur•r,
K. Luker, Ths Shortie, are open for a
ohell, nee from any othe r team In town, the
Iron Duke, preferred,
AUCTION SALES.
Ail portico getting their Nle bells pr:nred at
this office will have • free notice mewled
In thea flet Oil to the time of Oates,
Nary RreAY, May 10th.-Aoctlon .ale of
valushl• planter, 001 •ed plena belonml,g
le the
estate
of John
Morrie, onwsmenolog
2 o'clock, W. R. 11(11111/MON, asslgoe•e
Joni. KNOx, auotiotesr.
Tnra,nuy, May 8 h - Ant 'len sale of
he,wbold Punsters •1 Mr. llyslop's rest
deep., pert door to Organ f.ot.,y, 0ommsam
In at 2 P M. .1011A Hra,.1/1., preprteter,
JOHN KNOB, aeoll.ONr.
COMING AND GOING
E J. Rumhall visited H•nsll Net week.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
111E PLEDGE THAT MITCHELL
TOOK.
this
Jame*woek,mitt, of Chalon, was las town I SOME of our temperance friends
place • good deal of 'tree/ on the fact
Mr. a°d Mrs. F. G. !tumbril'. 01 London,
made • .1 ore visit In town lass week.
Frank Sh•0oo°. of Pitt.est,. Pa, has
been ylen1og hie o,otber the peat week,
Som41,1(1e Hamilton, c1 Ike lank et
Hamilton, Seaferth, spent Susrlay la town.
Mrs. and Ito Miaow Hutohteus reamed
on S,turday from Montreal to spend the
summer here.
Mau Nellie Brown hag returned from
Detroit after • residence et several menthe
lo that city.
Start Lane, who has ;been attending the
Lsw Sobool to Toronto, returned home oar,
Mooday for the holidays
Mrs. Hamilton sod daughter, of Wror
•ter, were visiting the past week at the
home of the former'. meter. Mrg, P•amore
W. 11 Long has returned from Hamilton,
wh•te h• bad Leen I be past year, and will
be enraged during the Itaoo at the summer
hotel.
W m. W'•Iler, who ea0 In town attending
to some business to connection with the
property of hu lately dsoeased father, hu
returned to his work •1 London.
A. Ma) Allan, jr., lett Monday motuitg
for Aiinn•doea, Mao. He intends to t1k•
op his permanent abode ID the Western
country sod will go into ranching. We
wlah litre moms to his underNklog,
Stuart ('rie3hard, who has beau attending
Trinity Medical College, has secured • Wu.
anon for the rummer months with a Toronto
firm a traveller and leaves this week for
Eugland and Scotland.
ferny H. Tow, M. 1). was In town for •
few days lot week, and returned to London
for the University conyoas•10a on Nelda►
•venloe. Ills lecher, Inspector Tom;/ and
Mise Mabel Tom were present also to see
him resolve his degree.
West Mares t•aelparas.
Dungannon, May 3.-iSp.clal )A 09011
e0►hnsiestic meeting was held here tonight
in the Interests of tl:• Liberal oaodidate,
Mayor Camerae, of Goder)cb. Mr. C. Sas.
ger, barrbter, Godenoh, made a strong ad-
dress, cootrastlog the record and policy of
the Liberal Government upon the temper.
sane questfoa with that of the Conserved••
party, which had declared petit agalus1
erohtbltltn and agatoet 9.10 c0t46111D•131. of
the rumor Leath*, as proposed and practised
by the Ross Government. He aooueed the
l'OaservaD►es In the peasant conte.! to
West Huron of endeavoring to booJwtok
and mislead from their albegtanoe some of
the temperance where's.
Mayor Cameroo, the 'Aare! candidate,
whose; appearance wag greeted with great
eothu5iam by the •udlence, followed :a a
bnlliaut speech oo the general policy of
the Ron t;overOmeot. He explained the
clause* o1 the pledge proposed to him by
the
local Prohibition tb,Uon
A1lsaase
o mmltt
sed showed that while he could cheerfully
have subeorlbed to that put of it which
ourreepouded to the pledge as drawn up by
the Dominon Alliance no true or hone it
man ooeld sub.orlbe to the Meuse, which
had been 1utersdded by the local 0ommtt
ten, and whioh would have compelled him
to vote to put out the tk1.e'Goveremeot,from
whom alone the 1'rohlb)tloal.ts could hope
kr any lealelattun. TheCooesrv.l'.v potty
had declare' Itself se wholly opposed to
Prohibition, and had always opposed the
temperance leglelation proposed and enacted
at the Instance of the Liberal party, Mr.
MltcheIi, his opponent, had, however,
mellowed the whole pledge, end Was now
posing as the oandid•te at the tame ti.n• of
a ('rohlbttton rarCy and al.o u1 one opposed
to prohi1 tion, and was pretending thel
impossible task of serving two masters.
Mr. Wm. Malloogh, • veteran of more
than forty year. In the pause of Liberalism
to Huron, said be was reminded by the
oratory of their oao0idate of that old war
horse of Neat Huron, the late K. (', Cam
erne, who had led them to viotory In past
days, •nd be was ennead 'tae ander the
leadorsb•p of his sea, M0761 Uamer,o, vlo
tory would awn be sohleved.
After brief •ddreesee by 1)r. Bite and ex
C,nnty Councilor Ales. Stewart of West
W •wanuh, the meeting wee oto ed by the
Ch•llm,e, who said he was sore that vio
tory would ►gala perch upon the Liberal
b carried by their prompt able ems.
didate, Mayor Camaro', In Behalf of the
Uoverb09eat of the Iloo, Geo. %Y. Ross,
whose policy on temperance and prohibit too
be as • veteran prohibitlonlet thoroughly
approved. Mr. Cameron bete dunce the
week held mettlege throughout the eastern
•t
p r of 10,i
rJte w
Y at Callow,
Auh9rn,
illyth, W1Oyh.m, 80. Heise's, and Dun
gamma, and hes eyirytenere met with •
moot enthosiestto mention. and la enured
of viotory la the present contest,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Corot -Ohio R,Ney, Comptoe's, North
Dakota Buehler. tad all flan rest of Mom.
G. E. Ktsu,
Circuit 400111 k0 the premiss,, Seamlller.
Tea served from 6 to 8. Migrate la absent
Thursday. May 151h.
Ergs 14o. Does It par ;sd\ is glee the
pedlars 4o per doz, ? Ood poOstose 35n,
per bosh. What are the pedlars paying?
G 97 RING.
Having taken charge of the barber shop
reoently ooeupled by the late Wm. Shier, 1
•m properedlto do all Massie of work in (hit
hr r, et the shop text to Swartz' livery
•tail Montreal .t, Cii*ei,s, 9490101)1,7,
'roe beat gelidityit
7 of
loe cream, m
also the
greatest tyaraerrof true (raft
jetoe. ter
rued**, are Moved at the Vleserla restaurant,
West st.. Confeotlonery, trod., Mears and
tobaccos. 81.41'K,1014K, proprietor
T•lepbon. 70.
Oo NA'urday evening, May 101h, et 44
owlet*, a )Atli r meeti0g will be held In the
Ten prance Hall, wider the 90Opioes of the
W. C. T. U. Mie. Wiggins, of Toronto,
will to present sed address the mee!log.
There will he a'iroeption and a short musi-
cal protram. Refreshments will be seryed
ten'. A silver oolleotlon will he taken a
the door. All will be made welcome,
BORN.
W11.LODU1I11; -Is g6N•ed, Ohio. on
April 16, t0 dle
nptah and Nn, Willoughby,
a P00,
MARRIEO.
VELI- Nc151 8190 -A1 the home of the
bride'* mother, Sidon Street, on Wednee
day, May 7th. 1909, b Itev. James A, An
der,ov, (1. A , J. 11 Hell. of Sault Ste,
Marla didlob., to O..
daughter et the Li(hrietrne t
John Mott
DIED.
KELLY. ie O[derrlok, on meads,. May 4th.
10.M. Thomas Kelly, aged 73 Tears.
kOWO4S In ('nlborne, oe Saturday, May
3rd. tart. It,obard Howden, aged tq fele.
ItKV ELL Entered into rest 5t her I.1,
residence, 4114 Thee )O street, Toronto, on
IA' ed notelet', April 3 it h, Catherine, beloved
were of N' III
lam k
even.o t
Clown LatA. Impartment. the UOtenn
N(RHRROALL. is Detroit, Tnewdey. May
nth, Catherine, wife of WIIU•m Nlehor
956 lformer: Ness Kate Mao]tonald,
Daonloph 91 years and l months
Funeral ell take pla'e ea Friday. May nth,
rat Velock P, ft„ from the residence of Dr.
W, Y. Clark, Newest. street, Oodertrh, to
Ce1Mea• esNgby.
that the Whitney candidate in W
Huron has taken a pledge to
against his party and in favor of
hibition on every occasion that mi
arise, should he be elected to the
islature. 1)o they really believe t
such a thing is possible from Wi
NES'' candidate(
For twenty years -ever since
carne from Detroit --be has, in seas
and out of season, opposed the te
pounce legislation of the Libe
(ioverutuent in Ontario. This
notoriously the case when the Sc
Act wits tarried in Huron. WI
the Local Government undertook
make the Scott Act workable w
the Provincial officers, Mr. Mtrt'us
week in and w(•ek out, fought in fa
of the McCarthy Act, which, if n
designed to render the Scott Act
workable, certainly succeeded in
fading that purpose.
He now claims that he has bee
strongly in favor of temperance leg
lotion of some thirty years, an
for twenty year of that peri
be has been publishing a publ
journal in Goderich. During t
latter period great advancement h
been
made bythe
Liberal al (lover
ment in lessening the number of 1
eenae9 and aiding the temperan
sentiment in the Province, and w
would ask JAMES MITCHELL if, durin
all of these years when good work h
been done by the Government, he h
written one line or given ono sent
went on the public platform in en
couragemen9 of the temperance legi
lahon enacted. We are to'd b
authority, "By their fruitn ye 'hal
know them," and if in twenty year
Mr. MITcuttI. has not said one word
in favor of the temperance laws en
acted, of what Ilse '
, D is
a fell
p go -w run
from him by a hope for vote. -that h
will favor temperance legislation i
the time to come l Let us look at th
pledge this malt bat signed, alter con-
siderable dickering :
i promise that 'mould 1 be elected as a
member of the Ontario Provincial Parlia-
ment in the forthcoming election on the
question of prohibition I will advocate.
vote for and use my influence to bring in
any measure and the greatest measure
within the urirellction of the Province
tor the prohibition of the liquor traffic ;
that on thin question I will act irrespect-
ive of all party claims, a neither Conser-
vative nor Liberal, but prohibitlomst
AND IF THERE SHOULD ER 1N THE
HOUSE AN INDEPENDENT PRO-
HIBITIONIST 1 WILL USE MY VOTF,
WITH HIS, IRRESPECTIVE OF
PARTY, AS A BALANCING POWER
FOR PROHIBITION.
Early in the campaign we stated
that my HITNRY', nominee would swal-
low the pledge, hook, line end sinker,
and we knew whereof we spoke. He
knows perfectly well that hie kite
wouldn't tly at all unless Ire hard a
tail to it, and he has tried to inveigle
the Liberal temperance men into be-
ing s tail to hid kite. Since signing
the pledge overtures have been mad. to
the liquor aro
r m
en in
various nus
places to
give him their support, on the pieaad-
vanoed by hie, best man that he had
to ,ign the pledge to pleasn the tem-
perance people, but that it wouldn't
amount to anything further. And
MITCHELL'S factotum was right when
he made thab statement. As a Con-
servative candidate MITCHKLL dare
not carry out hie pledge to the tem-
perance people. A bigger man than
MITCIIRLL tried t0 be an honest tem-
perance man on the Tory side in the
Legislature, and GROROR F. MARTKR
was ignominiously turned down by
hia party for doing so.
Under r there circumstances no man
who is
honest would
take such a
pledge as the Whitney candidate has
signed, and Mr. C13ru1(tow deserves
credit for refusing to sign a document
which would he a re flection upon hie
integrity, sod wouki cease him to
break faith with the party that had
introduced him into political life.
Every true Liberal will rejoice to
know that they have in their candi•
date n man with whom vote, do not
count unleee they are honestly obtain-
ed, He does not try to run with the
hare and hunt with the hounds,
eat
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pro-
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THE CROPS IN HURON.
THP. farmers of this good old county
have cheerful hearts this spring }:retry
prospect pleases. Evert tho 1111 wheat he,
rotor through the winter in remarkably
and condition, titan, the Henian fly hexing so
far Anne small damage. There are a few
patchy place, -in hollows and in fence corn -
ern -hut only a little will he plowed ep,
and It ie to ie hoped that the fly, which
ha•
for he
t couple 011
leaf
116• tures harassed Ara
red he
y t
more southern townships of the r,mnty,
will "fade away and tralgally die," Wire
worms and other insect pests halm not done
much injury, and the fall wheat may he ern•
eriere.l as promising.
Spring grain, hat,. Kenn got in under the
most favorable cirtumstan,es. Not for
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION 1e02
For Premier of Ontario
BON. 6. W. ROSS
For West Huron
M. 6. CAMERON
Nomination
Thursday, .May 22nd
Election
Thursday, May 29th
Remember Roos, and
Vote for Cameron and
Good Government.
many years has their been such a fine seed
hal. Most of our farmers have finiahtxf
grain eowinK, and much of tate crop is al.
ready in brains, and it looks as if * record
year for spring wheat, tate and barley ie 001
the present calendar.
Peas have not been put in as early as
usual, owing to the rascally "bug". Laic
sowing has been urged a an advantage in
sowing this crop, and it to to be hoped that
it will succeed in circumventing the pe.L
Farecers missed pea greatly in rounding off
all kinds of stock; certainly there is do hot-
ter finishing ma'erial (or bacon hogs
Live stock generally hare been in splstadid
health. The. coupled with demand for ail
classes of four•footed oreatures. Is enough to
make the farmer feel oomfortable about the
waistband. Swine hare been rushed off
steadily, and are getting scarce. Tim pig
Inas a eileer snout today. The bacon hag
hag been trained to lift the mortgage, even
if he is never allowed to go much over 200
lbt in weight. Sheep aro in good demand,
and rather scarce. Fst cattle aro scarce and
dear, prices having soered1 very high for
them this spring. Horses are in fine fettle
after ,
nn
X work,
and
are
ready
to bring
out the voters to the polle In good style On
the 29th.
Improvement of Stook.-
THF. PURE HRED ENGLISH SHIRE
STALLION,
DISSFORD MARQUIS, 16639.
101l1sh Shim Stud Book. Foaled Joao 91st,
1!/., 321 Canadian Number.
lieeford Marquis. No. 16639, w111 Maud for the
improvement of stook, beginning
Monday Ma)) 5. *9111 e
own 5(8410, Rldaethwoodwhen Parkhe Farmb. at 1100hie11
noon. Monday night at 1logg'e Hoed, Carlow.
Tuesday, lig David Hamilton's, 9th Oo1.,
Colborne, for noon, then to Henry Dura,13th
0044., Hallett, For 0)901,
Wrd0a 451, to Albert W.11aoe'a 8th one..
Ilullett. for 0000: thence to MoCaughey'e
Ho(thor.
Thnrtel,wtlly,ns, for to 011bert °lahtMalr., Hnroe Road,
for noon; thence to Wm. t'olclough'a 1116
con., Ooderich township, for night.
Friday, to A. 0, Stu:dyer, 7th non . Bode -
rich township, for noon; 10enoe 10 John Sow.
•,lays, 4th poo., for nlgbt,
8•tur4ty. to Iran tiros, Hotel, Goderloh, for
noon; (benne to his own stable. where he wit/
remain until the following Monday noon,
This splendid etallloo wag foaled in 1896 and
Purchased by his ImportersMe pare. Bswdao
t Mcl,00ell, from the Col
Cole Shiro Hone Co.,
'the used hem fee two Seasons, Hred by W. 644
J. 'I'hompmo h's 'aOaa(ord,
cestenh'ro, ¢nalaofnd.eronIre1I' ark. be•utlftl ba))Iwl-
with blaze on face and four 1.1111,159, weighs)
2,002 pounds. and is In elyle, action and every
other point as fine • Specimen as bas yM
reached this 3ountry,
Ifs was tired by Roowell Duke (14,9111), helm
byr. V
Lord
being Ieeford l l nchess ofwBrld ed n dam
bred by Karl of Ellesmere, [ Do 179171,
Ropwell Dake won the
RI n r
following prises
Hatfield. lv9 first, Hatai lad;
third. Royal Countlea Show at Canterbury.1603 mound, Hatfield. 199*; 1,19017 osmmadiLondon sired by 809.weke made enee. at Lord s
sale; 350 Witness! atMPhilo Mills' 'ale; 290
Rtdnea. at Mr. Pare ell a sale. A nu; also sired
by Sopwell Duke, named ►reefetrd Blackbird,
held a0 /abeam rho. record In 11196,
For extended 1,04119*.. neo car4P.
At the
Nor,, Co Limited.
al on w heldbiJth, 910) the
let prize colt wax sired by Dartford Marquis.
mem. tektite let prize las elate and also oham-
pion prize of .bow, and was sold for a large
enaurop. to1903,e lfidland buyer,
Ttn,o49 : $15 to !mto be paid las of Jan.
0rTIR 19, W II..ON, EDWARD C. Airline-,
Maaserer, Owner,
THE HACKNEY STALLION,
LANGTON'S DANEORLT,
1336)and -91 -
Otu•ntertee ANn Pkntde[e i4ogtes'e
11-negelt, 91 ('ana1iao Hankoey S H.. and
139111 American Hackney N. H., was foaled In
IRiY
aoA •
oenereuently nee
Imre old
he Is
•teantl(ul dsDoto hea�ptnot r with on tea,, and bbt4 frost feet
and alar
hied *tackle's white. Ile I• • very high knee
actor. and bank notion cannot be erc.Hed, tee
comes from champion stock In Ragland *ad
the U.both hie sire and dam Kellner been
lmeort,4R., from England,
Langton'• Uanegelt was bred by Mr. Fred C.
Steven., of Maplewood Hockney Som. Attlee,
N. Y.. ons of the moat .elk meet0I and beset
known breeder. In the ('tilted States and Ono•
alt. Ile wee Imported to ('seals hy hl, peeo
ant owner, Mr. E,(', Anent, and Is prOnonnoc4
hy all who have aces him as one of tho beat
•Mnlmen. of .the Hackney type now la (2a..
•da. Ne wee eked h1 Langton'• Performer.
114114 Kept.. 241 American, h7 (tartan Duke of
Connaught, I:tUnl Reg. 8. H. Hie dam was
Lady 11.0 9elt, (Men Eng. bank, ,710) Amar1-
ean: she h7 Uaneeel1 117D Rng. 1fa^kn•y 8. Ft.
This pedigree oan be traced beet lnded•Ita
riaet of stok breeders111 reo are adily 7 see tthat oeted in '5
I1 It stand, In the front rank of fleeter
leader*,
IlOtJTR Monday, May 20will leave hie
h
Own stable, and proceed , John Ackland's,
boundary Ilse. Colborne, for noon . then to
M•llo',gh's Hotel, I)nnsennon, for night.
Tmredsy, to R. A. Dornln'•. nth eon., Wert
Wawannah, for noon, then to Brume hoed,
Belem•, for night.
Wednesday, to JohnEIII.. 3rd nnn. 11nse
Wew.nosh, for norm; thea le the Meson
House, 1myth. far Wahl.
Thursday, to 11111 a Hotel 1.on ieeberO, ler
noon, thea to R. Oreham'• hotel. ()linte0, ter
Might
rrid• t
oat
7 .lin w
th ell's,
0,M d!A for
fern; than to Peter McDooyhll' : (LtaMj;l
for night,
Ratnr,ay, to Wm, Driver's. Heron Rome.
for noon. threes to T,k. stables. O0der(ch,
from 2 to .5 o cloak; then to hie own .1.M•,
where he will remain smut the following Moo -
day morning,
Tenwa. To Insure, ted, to he paid IM of
January. 1003.
AROU• Mt iron, 8owawr, u, ATriUu,
Wearer. Oware.
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