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GODERICH, ON"1'ARIO, CANADA : OCTOBER 9, 1902
D. M°G1LLICUDIJY, EDITOR.
THE WUkLY MAttwe r REPORT
OOora*On. tlep1. 14. IYOd
F•II N'beat, 0 63 to 03
)lour. famll7•epor cwt.... _....,110 I3 200
Flour, patent. per awl......,1 H so 1 3)
Brew, too.. .� 17 00 101700
aborts, p ton . . • • • • • • • • �-•... 10 00 102 100
y*ccrreologe, per cwt .............. 1 W to 1 W
1tie, per bush .. 0 tlU w 0 b
°Buckwheat. per baetr 0 J6 to 0 Stet
()oe. et bosh t u• w l ........... 15 b 0 23
I'pse, to bsh................_... Ou to 000
parley, per bush 0 31 o 0 31
Ilei. ton new 0 (1) to 0 N)
Potatoes. t bush,. :t) to u e,
Butter......... 0 1:4 to 0 11
('oeo.e. mer Ili.... ...... 0 10 to U I
Fags. tr.sh upsets& • dot0 16 to 0 15
Wool........_.............._... 100 La 460
dildos. -.....-._.. (00 to 1 0)
Pals -._ 0111oa6O
ir..ee.edHyo(. - w0)wIbi311
Haoua _ u u to 0 t0
Ham. per Ib.. ....� 0 13 to 0 16
Lard, per Ik 0 11 to 11
Irree..d Beef ton vuartor 0 (A) to 0 m
teemed DOM Wad 000 t0 000
Attie, RzaOrt 6 W to S 60
•• OMlaarr 1 W to ( a,
Muslo. •
�;/l99 JEAN Mt•LAREN
(.4. r.tursd from her *tuella In 'I'orooto art
e prep••ed 10 gore violls Iessos at her reel
drove. V,otsri•street 1 and has •leo resumed
her class le Hight and danoing.- _-_ _ 1 I m
Valva COLRORNI
lar..umbg her claamea l■ ibe 'October music
method a her et0dle on H.mll' se street.
For mtormal/eaapply either at audio or •t I meat : on the oh.irma0'e left set K 8. . 11-
,,.idsua 8L P.trW'e street.
SUCCESSFUL BANQUET.
Hon• J I. Tarts Honored by the
People of doderloh.
The Mlsleter Laprewea MIm•eIf la
et ealldlag a areab water at as Carly
May "Caned. fey t Anodises." the
kry.ele a MI. addrra.-Thr
de1Nle..7 Tra.perlattes.
The boo.laet tendered to Ho1..1. 1 Tarte
Wsdosd•y eyeotug I.et by the oltlt,o. of
Golerinh, at the Hotel B..lford, was one of
the most successful ever held In thl. town
The •herder , w.e large, Peery clue was
repr.e•nted, and u6e spoil of good fellow.
.hip that ptevoled throughout was of the
bust ohar•cIer. A tumptoou. dinner woo
• plod, lly saved, ..d too muub credit can.
set to give* to the. who ha 1 ah.ry. of thr
•rrao..mem s.
The oh•tr woe feaup:ed by the Myor, M,
(.. 1'.meroo, M 1'. 1' , and on Ifs right were
Hoo, J 1 Tarte, R Halm.•s, 61. 1' , D.
Mc(i.11touddy, Cbas. Mood. M P. for Booa-
vitare, Alex Saunders nd K. D. Lea our,
('oal E11lloeer of Publlo Work. D.pire•
CHAR. M. PA9 MORE,
w Kin churck
P.oae. Orga. end
91-tf
(haute' sad Okolrmwt
Papal of Mr. A. 1!. fart.
1' bel. 0. .t eglesea stent.
{alar GLENN CAMPBELL,
Organist sed muslo.l director of North etrtet
Methodist *burr h. tea.har of pino. plot or-
g an .nd them, Pupil propend for al .a•
am:nal.ose n the 'Toronto (lonservatory of
Mud.•. will be plea.rd to receive .ppllca-
(tot.s from all (be., rb, •t)r111R4 ouch Inrruo-
ton o hie new studio over Thom.on'• tousle
'tore, Ilse of piano for praotl' m mal ins ar
cowed for. 67tf
FOL• Sale.
L' -l. SALE -SLAV[ MARK ; FOU R
I rsnold; shoat 13 Loads. Apply to U.
N' THOSidON k 8U'.S.
frit AT H1(i STONE HMt'6E WITH
halt an sere o' land, oo I'.otoo Knot. can
t.(' b,aght for Ili oe0u on the dollar tf ,.•p-
rod ',0 now Home.rs•kere and lovestors
wA, 1 d. wai I) la vestige a
tdre•t
TH10..J. M0OIt1101',4K,
1011 Hayfield P.0.
i,'kK SALE -1.01 NO. 1, UONCK9
1 .loot. 01.0. Aehl.ld IM .crs. I6 acres
hardwood bub ('po . toe property there le
• tram. boos. !malt. from. hero la good stere
of rep•Ir, 3115n. ono arm of orchard good
well ro..ees'en a •o7 time Fur further
pps►rnoulsrs apply o
JO,IN 1'AMI'BKL1., or to
•' Ib. promlw. I'HILII' iIOLT,
Ate M. 1V.1 Barra er, etc .
IC u uod.rtcl..
DK•4IRi1LI KKi1DF:.1CitFitItSALE.
lJ The subsAb we offs f ,r sale the rs'-
deem and bas ettfal grsuode adtomiser i. the
town . 1 (lodarlob, owned ant owupled bl th5
H oo J. T.O•r.ew, who le about to menus 10
Toronto. Tne property embraces *vs of Ne
nowt bnllding les In the tow*, contaolog
* 1001) two .ores, gad to 01 oto not dgetring
so extensive • Emden could .4vso(e008
1 subdivided .ed meld a• buildin alts.
Poese..ln .t ant tuna Inspection Invited.
T, rm. one half cash. M iaops o t mortgage at
p 1 08(1,
1Notd •t GodeNah July lith, 1901.
DICKINttOM A OAKKOW,
A tt Vendors 8slkltore
CROICiIdU1Lu1Nu LOTS FOR SALK
V Rt. 0aoelgo'. ward. Appl . to 1. 1.
DANCRT. �tf
'7ALUABLE FARM PROPERTY FOR
• isle, b.ing the Vrop rty of Mrs Robert
Whi'ely. co0•• nle(Dl acres. being oom posed
of lot 1 t Io the 5N omoestoo. nd 1 acres.
pun of 1,t 11In the Ith resee,sloo. Oolerleh
Io.oshlp. This • gr,. claw farm ana le elm
stet about four miles from Uoderi,h, Title
Derfer.t. For particulars &only to tl. a under -
sired
(rated Ind J sly. 19)1.
PHILIP HOLT.
OodeMch-
laomeone*. *to•
f'1HAM. K. SHAW, IIRNRRAI. iho9UR-
lJ ANCR •ad rel seine &heat, Omoe. the
door east of P. 0., Ooderloh. Agent for the
fading mutual Are I,,sorse,, tom mini« and
fading stork oom'onls.
Mero•otlie &.4 manufacturing riot• t
e..' t rots. Ce11 at °Woe.
r�7 R. ROBFORTSON.
. Accountant and Insurance Agent.
IHwks and amount. mode up.
IIuilding@ rented and rents oolleoted,
Fin Isuraoo. 10 Britsh and Canadian
Com nts.
U�je-.lo ('roud(ont ft Hay• ofane, North
treat -Oede Loh. 43 0 _.
Fe1. T. NAFFKL, OF,NRRAL iN•
SCRANC1 nd Real Rotate stmt,
Fire, Llfo, Aeoldestand Plate 01a.. Inoarance
efs'tel on mutual or mesh plan a lowest
.ate °elble,
Bet I(ngllsh and Can.dlen companies rep
ret (d.
041 . nett door to Uarraw .k °arrow, Bar-
ero Hemli es 8trssL
situations Naeem.
IRI WANTED AT Yea OODRRTOR
x Knidin/ rantori. M000 need apply 01 -
rent ih see earlier steady employmset. Ap
tilt at 000a at Ne 1' ampsey's Otters, Mart -Mt.
� 1:31KRAL SERVANt WANCLL-
s Apple b MRi. 8. A. MnQAW. 21 at.
llnlcnt Street, 193-0
home, Prsideat of l.oderteh B.a•d of
Trod*, John 0todord .-1 1 Hao', ant (t
E 1' east. priy.Cd secretary Lo the Mlab-
ter. Amongst others preteot ware H F',
Mu ere, W. (' Brsoeh, W iPaam lee, S. R.
Stawort, N, H. Doyle (16140►NI), H. J,, U.
_� draw
To the H oorable J. Israel Tarte,
VIOLIN LO OI'edltoi's. Minister of Publlo Worn
SI•, -Th• municipal ooaooil of the town
til Ooderlob and tilt B,od of Trade, in the
a•�f of the olnz roe g Ity, weed r Yon
• oordi•) wagome oo thus your moon 1 Skit
to what w. claim to be the prettiest tames
('.004(.
Oa looking aroual our town we think you
will t oils eros of morkel Improteme01
•,moa your lase vl.it. our maaafaoturlog ei
t•b'ubmenta bays loareesed, and new In-
olod. tsctorls e( furniture, bicycles, mono.
and tther eagle*, organs, bathroom 66tloge
sed haler?, ons f for loading 6 ear mills
of the mummy, • large elay.tor, oto., etc.
W'• have /bellowed with much toterest
y'onr trip around the Oral Laked, and plu m
ori record our epPrscl•tlo• of your e6 xm to
further the tranepsrb•sion facilites of our
oo.ntry; we are vitally interested to this
gaetie, for upon itI vu" )wiled sclotian de•
redo le • very latus ezteat the fo•ure
• 1 erit of our tow's. (lose
progres n Dro.p y
la shed to the ares 4eestio0 a that re
lating te increased railway facilites, and t,
this esbiect we are •ware you hey• been
gtvinj attention ev•0 to our d rocas, as
you epos • comp•ta•.(valy reeeot oocasten
.toted your bops that the Canallan I'.o160
Railway spasm would hi cootln.ed from
Gro'ph n this port. Ws Iodolge ale hope
lh.t you will resew yosr eff.ru to bring
alert this muoh-'c-be-i«Ired result.
Ws naturally wish to •bars In the trod•
• ride( frnm the transportation of the mag•
ot4oeot harvasto of abs great Nortbweat,
and t1 the end tt ie an absolute necessity
14101 our herb s be Improved •ed to this we
woe Id particularly draw your •eteat40..
(iodericb h arbor l the only one ori this
shore capable of •000mmod•tIn1 vessels of the
larg.et size Same mare age the port was
oosNtuted • barter of rofuge, sod large
•muuate wen spent In maklor tt •ooh, but
reps'ed Inseaom n. have Mowed and sU11
nocur to w itch v«eets hays been u tab's to
soar thee 11.rbor la rough w,emtber, •ad b•ye
tea foroel b wk shelter oo the opposite
shore. 1'hl. f. -' Lu grea•.ly militated
mast the rood aims of our port .monist
m arioere, •ad deters veal men front oomior
t , u., entailing serious loses te the els
vatore, (extensive etp,rt) local milling in
ural and to other mefoetiln and in lus-
trltl atarprim throughout that large par
trot of Wotarn Ootarlo whloh looks to
liodenoh ter sapping f.eintnt. Spscla°
oases can ba tilted *blob rod to lesion the
renefli that Mould aocru. from the I•rre
expenditure that hs alr,a iy b, en made by
the O0•ernment on the harbor. To obviile
the d,flhvlty and danger and te maks the
pert what we feel It should be, end what
we believe you Intend It •h .11 be, It b con-
e ,dend by •11 hsviog the welfare of nor
town at heart aha an oatslde breakwater
should be oonstrneted odder whiob vessels
may be steadied In any w.ther nd be e1-
%hled to make their en'raocs with sae.
Aesurmg you of the pleasure which Soar
visit affords .nd boiler to have aha pleasure
of • repeated visit.
The assemll.ge at oro* struck up, ''For
He Is a Jolly (food Fellow," olslna with
three ohntro and 'k- "tiger," nd when
from the oroheatr• the strains of lht "Mar-
seill.bs" fleeted through the banquet hail
the aothualum 7.•ohed Its fall bslght.
The Mielotar smiled and looked u 1f he felt
"at. home." Crottle M.rml, the eloquent
member for Boa•ventun, thought he ws
"where 141. blue Sr. Lawrence 6 ,w. towards
the cane" and • dreamy ezprenioo came
over the ooaotenanon of I'.1). L•henr whirh
made one belle.• hs woe thinking. ' It s
good to he here "
When rho Minioter rose 11 respond the
banqueter. •roar and chore,) again end
•gain, and It was mins alms before he could
begin hle.d2rees.
Mr. Tarts spoke of Canad•'e •dvanteg.I
from a geogr•phloai etandpo.ot, poiotlog
oat the groat posihilitiee In the way of
tranepnrtatlne. That Canadians did not do
•11 their shipoing showed that something
was wrong. What they wanted was to have
flair harbors and waterway. Improved.
ta nen he •eked fn• half a million dollars b
improve the Mnntreed herbsr he was o.11ed
• spendthrift. ltut, think Uo1, it was by
mon who d,d not know the groaner of fnr
noan'.ry. Thorn we-+ publio men i t lbs ter
east aid Q inbec who hal been to Fndlant,
to 1'arte .o4 to K nor, bat who had eev. r
assn to 11 111th Colombia or idtnitohe. Toe
gn«t:on of today was whether we wore
going to allow oar ,tmnrioan rr!endel to
enrlch themselvs with oar trade. and we
should h.,. r ,r4,lenne enough in otnsivs
to keep Cmedl.m trade for Coalien ohms
nolo ( ADplanre. )
As to the rtatemens el Tne Manitoba Free
Prot the the formers feond It e00«tary to
go to the Collet 81.l.at in ardor in get •
sell ,lent sopoly of bl inkst., 11e wnold sk
his bearers if they did •nt •gree with him
Lha lbs R-t'ish empire °.told • apply sham
with ail th. blankets they wonted. 1'or
himself, he h.d bean e.II.4 many ••otes. hat
It did ant bother him. Whoa he hmlleyed
to • pokey, he would r0 straight •head
fighting fnr the aiteraative he ked i. flew.
Hs polio was 10 dave'op oar 745007or f x
the be ale of C...4'ar, I• rash% to he
remembered tb.1 we had only mashed the
fringe 0l ear 00terel r eMem. 'rhe In
terata of the (anent,. ehnnl4 he held •ha••
pert, poley. le the poo he had ,...l,sd
►he uponrt of hnth partlos on the tran.r'orta-
use grottos and the day wee not tar die
Net wbee..'I hos 1'.aediani woeld •tti•fy
Gook, J. 0. MonID, Phillip Ho11, K. 0.,
Wm. Proadfoot, K. C, Job. Cralele,
K ,ort Tbomp000, k . P, Law son, J T.
Uoldtborpe, Joseph Hook, A. Eisner, W.
r. Murrey, Cass Yotog. C. A, Humber,
.1. S rut Prttohard, JoepI. M, Held, T.
W. Noire, J. H, '1'.8.71, C. A- Aslio,
Rabett Juts, Jams Hooh•o.o, jr.,
H. A Tofft,d, J, T. Salk.IJ, Witham
J. C.a, O C, Whirl . J. W. South. IV.
W. risotto. W. T. Webb. at, J. Puley,
J. L.. Orem. C. 0. Utast, William F
Voq*g, U. K, Parker, V1 ill .1. Pumote,
line 8aikeld, jr., Harry L. R.Ikeld, F, 1.
Pedh•m, 800rer, J. A M01010,11, Wm,
Campbell. S Hiok, H.S. Hodgins, Janee
R Lavinn, W. C. Prldbam, W. C. Goode,
John 0.11, W..1•oke00, R J Aoheeoa, W.
Linn, •1. H. Colborne, W. L. Eliot, Dr.
T.ylor, 1'..lo'den, W. A Moto n, Chs..
I.•., A. 1). MbLtan, (leo. Thomson, J, D.
MuC000ell, Dr. A C Hooter. Jobn Knox,
W S. MoCrootie, Harry Morrie, Il. Mulles,
Jame Unroll, R.b•rt Kerr -----
Tho •barman is mmemoir the speaking ex-
e rcises paid • tribute to the gust of the
e vening as • public man who had done muoh
for the 1030177. The Minister of Public
Worke eat a onus who mads 0)meoll oon-
with the 000dll,ons of the ooanlry
�n every I'rovloce, and wa..a most lodelet-
',obba worker. He had to the past done
mooh to Improve the harbor at l;uierloh,
end be was on record to favor of addition.)
ouprovem.oto befog mad• W the uassporla
non i.o:titis at this port. He id : oasurtd
th.t .fur examlolog the harbor Loday the
Minister would be eatlaOed th.t the pro
posed breakwatar woo an obsolete ne malty,
e nd It +as a wsil-koowo Mot that with the
Hoe. J. 1 T.rte te believe that • th.og
e bould be done was t, as that .o time was
loot la doing It. The speaker then o.11ed
upon R '3 Williams, ('resident of Me
Hard of Orate, who rood the following .d.
NGrICE T,J URSDITOR8.
1. the Matter of the lestale of John Morrison
McLeod, tale of the Tows of Ooderir4,
In the ('.eels of Hwroe,
dreeosrd,
Nodes b hereby ghee, pursuant to the re-
vised Statutes of (aorto, tl C. t •. 12i, th.t •l1
oredirte and others has Mngo\Ims a.ggasinst the
estate of the sol l Jobs Morrson McLeod. who
dial on or .boat tin. elk day of .lulus', t9)t,
aro regair.d bee or before the 11th der of No,
amber, IMl. to sod by poet. pyrepaid. or de -
liver o C. Seeger. Oo4r'oh, t)at.. solicitor for
rb..z.oator of the loot wol of the eal1 d e-
er•rsd, their Phr.tl.a and aurum«, s idr«
sea sod descriptions, ,h. full pyaftic.lan of
their olden,. • •ta•emens of their secants
sad the nature of the seourltls Of sail ha.d
by them.
And farther oke natio. Nat attor .uch last
msatl3.ed date the sal 1 eteeutor w111 proceed
o die:ribald the •we'.. of th a deoe nerd ein o0g
t e psnies entitled thereto. haring regard
of o the I
o cotmrof wni lib. • ell neo lire
/ o b
acdcs •bed tau the sof even tt x will sot be
'table for t h e said most+, or 1 x • 1 • pert t hee.-
of to any p• rson or perece0 of whose claims
aotice.bai no: hay. byes rya rived s) h.m ••.
the time of eu,b de:rlenttos.
Iatad o 11 October 1011.
C SLAYER,
Solkltor for Ja,n a Wn m t. executor.
0101
W i _ t OOODORNERAL BRK-
NAR:'' WNII'1l to Mos, AD)LPHUS
itgtoa et.
Lost
1 081' -ON '►HURi-DAY�ER040,
• on W.Ileelel. West or Waterloo etrsu. •
to �eb.tt book ooml Finder will origs
by a "1111 ►L nrc,.
Astray.
r11 H R E F: HEAD OF C A T T L E
1 strayed eeserai week. yo. Ooe is •
two year-old red user' with whit' spots sof
some holes In left ear : and ooh , oiler two are
yowling.. a heifer sad • s mer, rod end wh1•e.
Anyone knswie[ of tbsir whensbtut; cem-
mudoste with WM. BAILIE or S. 71811010,
I/ang•.0.. I'. 0. 2 I m
°A(1HER WANr13D -FOR SM. NO.
1. C,Iborna Dutl .0 b oommenrs Jan. 3,
1933. ADplioltlone reeslvad np to the 3d of
November, Apoly, stating salary, b A.
WILLIAMS, Dunlop P,O.
A (iEriri WANTItp.--1'O TAKE 00-
11. der for one sspirlor omtoa mad, walk -
int and under oaten. Littmrol eomml Men.
Writsu ons, THR OONAI)IAN SKIRT
CO., Oast ph, Oat
Motes
�ARNINO.-ANY PERSON BAlR-
wifhmtlng from the 1si•h41 oiled %WRIT]
pwml0Mom, ehoo1111. or otherwle,
rrs'IpgeNo`` spin ny par er flit property will
M arr.seted sad prtteseand.
S. C. ATTAiLlo
Kldgewood 1Mra.
UROF. 8. L TAURK
ll •grpAcrunrwa O0TMIAW Awn SYI
All kl•de of 8 @Penh. aol Ryrkatio, made
to order. R wtantion
s7l. paelu menton glen to Arelne [hA
OMors by mall promptly attended to Re-
wor. of garage refs(m r ..m•, .e I .mpl0y
nn trevelller •game whatever
N+,avraetl�qn �1tte•nn'sed. establ4h.4 I4; 1.
'•51 RICR9t0ND STRRRT W.. T.,0014 r4)
F- or iBale.
WRAPPiNO PAPER --A LARGE
'(5.0407 M ell 1.01.pap•rs r.01 W5.
Apply m tn4 area. tt
Publlo !Ponos.
iIS THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR
ONTARIO. -THS ONrAKto OONTRO•
VKItTRO 11.1•.110148 ACT, -
K4 1tt m o'a 1km✓.er (.r the l rytalalwn of
IAP ProHere or °stari° for f e Rfrr(oral
Uidriee of the 11'esf Riding of the ('00097
of Huron, holders on rhe r:.,l dots of May
didthe r'IhdugofMaw, Pur.
Dominion of ('.nals,
1'ros Ince of Ontario.
ro wit
1
J
Election PelItl
between \
Jams Mitchell,
pati t loner,
and
M O. Cameron,
respondent.
Take notlre that (he •h)ve petition will be
tried •t Oelioode fla11. Toonto. on Smtar ts,.
th • 23:h day of Ontobor, 1107. at the hour of
MOO of the olook In the foreeo,n, ail o• such
other subse.Inent days as moi (. needful
Dated thee,' day of Ootober. 19 ''
Ie// order.
JAMK1 S. CARTWIRIGHT,
Re 101170? of the ('curt of Appeal.
F
The Kxe, otnrs of the will of the Isle Samnel
Stone wall offer for sale at Publlo Auotloo,
at SlnanoT Warehouse, corner of Hamilton
and V (0(071• streets, o0
THURSDAY, OCTOBRR 911. I9dT
at the hoar of twelve o'clock soon. the follow-
ing valuable property. tie.
PAltt•R1.1. Part of Iota 100. 107 and RA, in
the Maitland Concession. end part of lot 2, is
the J ,d ('oncesl0,, In the Town and In the
Township of Ooderinh, si I to contain 90 •Tres
o' land or thereabouts. This is the property
at potent oocnDled by It. Imei •, Dairymen,
Thebuildings oomprlee a good belck dwell ng.
barn and driving shed. all ie rood rtmditts
1 'Altl'R1.1. An nndlvided half interest In
Farm Lot 12, ate Longo, Western Division
of the Township of Colborne. wools tat said
to (,00t*In 110 acre or th„rshouts
PAHCII.3. fart of I.ot t104, to the Toto of
0oderloh, npon whloh Is a brick oott&(0 In
rveeppaatrtr feelrg me Viet.rl• Mewst
g PAK('LL 1. Part of Lot OAP,'In the Town of
Oodrrit,. upon which Is ionsted • Ant ctas
w0,0410 ee, to good repair
('AI4CRL 6. The Ant ole brick d wslbnx
house. onnupled by the Iaktt~nmael Sloane.
and the lend need It 000nettton therewl:h,
heing ppaart of lot MAf1.
I'AR('F:(.A.-l'art of I.ot IMO In the Towoof
Oodertoh, upon which we situated 2 frame
@toren and •framedwailing h,u se. fronting o0
Ilamtl'on street
i 1'A t0R1.T I'art.of Loa9.6and917.In the
Town of Oodoeloh, npnn which le • frame
dwellin heats. fronting on Hamel .on street
('ARCEL R, 111 the hongehol 1 furniton
sad efr.eta owned h7 the lam Mr elloann, In'
010410g bedroom, parlor and kitchen forni
tore of amilIen? one ity; Aim bedding rhiea
o•rpots coil pleturst. In the lot is Ino)nded a
good peso.
The above property will be sed @abject to •
twurvel b1/ 1• sen oar, with the exception
ofpa noel A.
Ivor farther lof arms• ins apply to any of the
underlay
lL. DOWNING, l£IOCOton,
W.J.PAIBLRY,{
JOHN KNOX, Anotbeeer
Ir1UK1YSON k OARROW,
0111 _ Bollolo-s for Rxer nlen.
Ih '1'HR SURROGATE ('(/CRT' OF
THR 000NT3 or HURON.
In the Molter of th 1n(000 CAVA .1 .1"An
Mnrrinr Mrl.eod. derensed.
Moslem es ne0M gloat aha after erne Azplr-
aUon of twenty dare from the Ant pnh;loatlon
hares} In rem wm tot .eweesptr..7 p(Inatlen
will he made to the 8nrroww ('ourt of thin
Coe,tlof Hnrdn hr Jams Alesedor An-
1.r.i.. of iho town of Oolmrlrh, In the 00110-
ly of Heron. for utter@ of gn•Mltnshlp of this
person end «tem of Marl Amanita Metwad
the infant rand of .1,hn Morrison Meterd.
whn died at the said. ewe of Onder,ek ee or
•hon' tho A h d. of Aornw. 19'1' Ieevint him
sae•Ivin( theeid tot ant 001) 1.
I toted •t Oodorfmh Mit 27th 4.y of cep's n
4107 A- U. Is rt. 1110 r per.v Iwlien hi leaking •t fhb gage-
O.R1A
Re11o1Nrfee the said t. Moo with ayes of p.Miatfem. (Applawm)
XRCUTORT' SALE,
W e wen not the enemas of Amerla, but
we were tbelr rivals ao,l ,n battIlop them is
the geld of 00mme130 It wet bee. sairy fur
us to be a united halloo.
If he were muter of the otu►tloo ba
would e000uragr the farmers to many wage,
•moog tam being to protect the breeder of
poulrry cad other produot. of the Iarm
040(0,1. forelgo oomp' 11.lou The Oaarlo
government bed taken the right a'ep to re-
gard to the e, port of timber, but unforlun-
•tely the arm of the proviso. did not stretob
through the whole country. He would not
banal. • moment to placing un export duty
oo pulp wood. Hie polio, did not mean
btgher texaduo, cot by coy means : he w.1
not running 0ootr•ry to the policy of the
L'beral party, bu0 who woo the man.moog.1
them who did not change hie boo mer" metb-
ode during the loot too Seers. What be
old two mootb. age he stood by today.
Spe•kiop further ori tr•nsportatloo mottos
h. s.id we should not allow Amerlo.n. to
o.rry C•aatlao prediate Io Amerloao bot-
tom,. ao long 56 the present rstrictions of
the Amo:o s .hated. ( Applaue. j The
time was cot far distant when both the C.
P. R and the G. T. Ra1 ways would be
compelled to have aeon of (boir own In the
Atlaniic. He had no motive 10 taking the
.Land be bad other th.o deyeloplog our r•
sources oureelye. He ws as blgo in othoe
se he wished r be And higher perhaps th.0
some wished him. H. woo doing hie best te
promote our transportation 46011111« .nd it
should be remembered that tr•neportatioo
rod tariff went together. Any improve-
ments made to harbor In Canada were pro-
daotlye of good rsolts. Canadians were
rich •Dough to improv• their harbors sod
they should do It.
la oonolusioo, Hoo Mr Ton remarked
that an 104antl•1 paper In Toronto said isle
•Anted. ws • "put up job" and that he
woo not elooere. Well, tboLlberais were sy-
iog he woo orating trouble. It amoaoted
to naught with hi:n. H. hal I d to
know that oommon tense and truth were the
two greatest implements • man oould have
and with these he Iateodod oonttoulog on
hie course.
Loud and prolooged applause greenlet the
Minster of Public 11 erka whoa be took hs
sea •t the clone of his able and brilliant ad-
dress.
"The Uanofaoturtng and Agricultural lo -
were fittingly propos) by Robert
Holmes, M. 1' , .bed rsepuaded to to brief
but interesting ,poecbee by Alex. Saunders,
J. C Martin and Jona itAnetord. The 1.1•
ter brouvht down the ho... when he said,
""Why •m 1 here' 1, a Tory, More). present
at • bouquet to de tenor to • Mlaleter of •
Grit ('abinet, 1 wtil ta11 yin 1 endorses
the oolicv of Con.dlu progress th.t has
Oren publloly proclaimed by Gbit Hoe. J.
1.r.t Torte, and so loop u he retinus to
proolam that Molloy I sh.11 be prepared to
follow him u my leader." The sentiment
ma • hearty response ft t to largs and
oath...last.c audience.
'Patna lower men sad Tnosporta-
no0'" woo res sded to bs..l• I
Po
sT
C tem M.
J'., 11 Mo(t-Il cuddy and John 1. Hoot.
Mr. M•roll was partioelarly effective when
h.'Patel ,hit although the co0ehtaeaoy
that h. repRel0Ld was coo • manufac-
turing centre but ooubited prinolpal y to
f.rming, fi.L/ag cad lomberltag, yt he w
prepared to toy that the &ddres. delivered
by the Mini tier of Pablo Works would be
A', oaruly fisveivel by the electors of Hoo•
veaur.56 it had been in West Heron that
D ight. Hs •Iso made a0 effeadve plea for
mon brotherh.eee between the people of
the v.rtou. Provinces end .old that ail that
woo wanted to male ('.nod• oma of the
greatest 000,17ls woo that Its people should
come to know eacb other better. He cloud
an eloquent address amidst loud applause.
At toe oonotaslen of Ur. Mood's address
air. 'forte rose avid proposed the heath of
tine chairman, seal oald • bogb tribute to
that gentleman fle said that on his pr,•
vices visit to (icienob ho woo the past of
the chairman's lamented fatbor,ths late Hon.
61. ('. (••meron. •n 1 he was pleased now to
he the truest of a get herleg proided over by
the son of the late friend, rod to kuow that
he wee ". chip off the old block " He
reiterated the se•tnmeoe he bad pnvioasly
made as to rho nmeem@ Ly el an outside
brskw.tar for Uoderloh harbor, and staad
that 11e woo In favor of u@ ooaetrootdoo, but
he was only one man l0 the C•blcet.
Mr. Cameron, to replying to the toast,
exprfaosd some disappointment with the In-
definit.oees of Mr Tarte'. @testemeot re-
g•rding the brook water, espeolally u ho
had riven • more d).tloot promos privately
to him (-he speaker). Mr. Tarte them gays
Mr. Comoro° permission to repeat who he
h.d said prlyately, and the chairman did
so, ling that the Minister had stated
without gaail4o•llon that be would build
th. breakwater. Mr. -Cameron •xprseed
hie gratltitattoo with this promise, believing
that what the Minster R.j4 he would do
would tee• lore.
The proe..edmp. me:m terminated by slog.
tog the Notional Anthem, ofrer which a Ierge
number of those prrosht ..me forward and
were protected to Hoo. Mr. Totts.
Whiting. 'Ther* 1e nothing U • name
uolee there le eaod behind 11. How.ver,
our gratitude le due to Mr. Doyle for nom -
lag that hors and bringing him to town.
Some we have Ist the, only tool W'aitlog It
le a pleasure to hove anythlag come to town
as • reminder of the mol who made the
Daybs I ok the du'r. Mr. Danis bad
better wake up the span sod name the other
on, J. T. Kerria."
Tu. Dt SOAR NUN SHwv. •1'1, Dungannon
show taks oleos ted.y and tomorrow, and
with goo) we•ths pro tass to be • huge sec-
ure•. Tomorrow evening • grand 000wrt
wall be held to the, Agrluuttural Hail, where
an attractive program will be geed. Harty
M. llsooett, the well koowo entertainer of
'Toronto, will b. assisted by Mss Ause-
bruok and We. Pim, of Uoderloh ; Mis
Grundy, of Luok•ow, •od Mis Hues, of
Kleardloe, yoatlian ; and then will be
Higbland piping end deciog. As usual. a
large number of teoderioh people will attend
the show rod antertatnmeot.
AN F:ARt.r G.'TUert Wow/ion. -The
eredd,,.41 of Jobe H. Graben and Mist
Catherine M. Nott wag celebrated quietly
on Wednesday. 1st Ines, at the home of the
bride's uncle, !t1. McCleluod, Huron road.
Rsv. I. W. Robioe.o, pastor of Victoria
street Methudbt churob• performed the
ceremony is the presence of • nail g.ther-
ing 01 ralettvs and Intimate friends. The
bride wore a pretty tr•vellioq gown of navy
blue °loth, with pmY silk blouse. The
newly -wedded couple lett on the 2:30 r. r.
train for H.mil:on, whore they will rside,
Mr. (imham befog engaged Ia ononection
w ith S'. George Prioe'e bottoms la that
atty.
(loos r" To•oso° -Judas 1i arrow, Mrs.
Oarrow, the Massa Oarrow end Mater
John G.rrow left on Moo.lay afternoon to
taks up their rsidenoe permaseo'Iy In
Torool)o. A large Dumber of their trends
won 1t the @touuo to bid them farewell
The dep•rtnre of Judge O►rrow's family
will mak. • large goo In social and other
olrcls In Goderl04, •s they have.be*a .o
•Drive and kindly loterest w many of the
• Hage of the town and its people, and they
leave bohtad them m.ny • grateful •od
pleasant reoolleauon. .fudge l i o r.w will
return fur • dlonsr whloh tt to be tendered
him at rte Pork Hous on Fr.isy evening
by the barol the county
A FAREWELL PARTY -1'ae farewell pro.
marls sapbre and dans• given by the ta-
n te olub la the O ldtellow's H.,(, oo Frld•y
•veoiog last, was us of the 'rattiest events
of the season, Ie wag •n ".0 r.aotr" to
Mr. and Mn Dudley Holmes, who depart
. Monty to live to Wingham, and the Mins
Garrow, who w111 re•.ds In Toronto Io the
future. The prizet giyeo for twat scores
were woo by MIM D,ck.00 .n 1 H.F. Moan
Tte priz a for 1 (0o 1aade were woo by Wer
Darrow and Ws. Hatoblaoe, end the 001-
solanoo prize by Jos, Kidd end Mn,
r Wri tot. of Lindon tarot•bed
Mooer , Ur.
al
ore of his boot pianos for the Omaas100 and
the door was •pparantly muoh enj,Vad.
H. K. Jordan, of Braalord, Mr. J.ckeon,
of S:rattord, and Mr. Pritchard, 01 Rip ey,
wen noticed amara4 the outsiders preteot.
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Cocas'.-Dorlog
1•.t winter • university 51teo1100 °ours•
iIW>seld In Clletos ander the ■asp os of
the 0,Ilesl•te louitutt of the lowo, .0d
the people of our neighboring town had the
opportoolty of hearing • Dumber of rood
lecture from aolvereity men espm ally
gaalif.d to epiak up.., the sub), • writtl
1',sy oh a.. The ooars was so euooeslul
that i s bas beeo loci tad to •t range for an-
other sris for the oomlog winter. 'rites
leeture. onto: bat be of groat value to
otudeot. sad to ail others who oar them,
helping to keep them In touch with the
world of culture and thought. and we wish
thmt we ibe Ooderloh might be similarly
lavored. The moa of procuring the ser?iome
of the leota is not muoh ; ail that le n-
�iu red le that name orgenizatloo take the
mater In hand mod Darty It through.
MR. THOMPSON RETURNS TO TIIP. ('nt.LRn-
IATI -A meeuog of the Collegiate Institut•
trustee was hell oo Satad•y to appoint a
suoceseor to Mr. Grant as sotenw master,
All the members exoep:iog Judge Mason
and R,v. Uri Urn were Present. A comber
of mpphwttoos were ooneidered, and W. H.
Thompeo., el Ewes, wins eog.ged at • aaiary
of (1850 per Locum. A motio3 was passed
for t!1. payment of Mr. F.lwa-ds for hie
s•rviou last month u mathemalosl towhee,
sod another for the o•vmeot of the I.t. Mr.
Moore's salary for three fourths of rhe prN-
ent year. 1 hs new science master was
formerly oonnsoted with the sohool se
nascent muter, le.v:nz hen in April bit
to take tM 5ole0oe mastership of the Ea.x
high aohool. He mode • very favorable Im
remotion during hie former a:ay here, .nd
will doubtless all the higher position to
which he a cow .p3oloted with hsoe6t to
the school.
AROUND TOWN
W'Ra('K AT KINOARDIwt.- The Rchooner
Anna M*'ie, of Alpena. Mloh., loaded with
oosl for the Kincardine waterworks, strann-
ed at Kincardine Turd•y night. C.p1 Alex.
Ilordon, of Port Dover. two seamen and the
cook of the .ohonser, and W. H, Ferguson,
of Kino.rdine+, whn went oat with • rescue
party. were 'frowned.
TuANK9,tli I.'; E'' 1'12• -ION -Tickets w111
the issue 1 at single first-dawe fore between
all mals. In l 'mads, good going Wedoe-
day or Thur. day, 15:h or 16th , valid to re-
toro up to Monday, Ool. 20:h For ticket■
and all tnlormatlon oallMI F. F. Lawais, x,
up town ttrirt *gent, eta }tont of ('nm
merce nolldiny. Ofrio• hear,. 6 A. M. to 10
P. M
ADDRESS .'S hY W. C. T. U. MTNAIoNARv.
--Mlas Sproule,tb. mtreionaly of 1bn Prnyle-
clal 1V. (. T. l7 le Algoma. will 000doot
two meetings to Temperance H.11 temo-row
(Foley), at 3 and A r M, Miss Sproule
daring to last year fnr which her work ie
reported travelled 3 100 miler, visited 530
h omes, and held seventy public meetings 1n
the groat district of Algoma, Rverybedy
Is welcome to attend and hear her airing."'
tomorrow, A oolleot.ls will be taker In
. Id •1 the work.
the ayer•ge •Lteed•oo• was IJ7 per cent, of
the eorolmosl. Mr. Tigert •loo reported
that Mie. (2. Le Teo,el bed anb.sltated for
Mies Molyor for three and • half day• dur-
ing l41e latter'• tilos«, an.l that Model
shoo) •tud•ots had been teaching Miss
Burrit:'s ,I,vision for nearly two weeks.
Moots° etudeo•e were !n atteodaooe at the
Model school. The oostingent committee
reported reoummeading the building o1 •
shed, 56 deet by 16 feet, •t St. Aodnw'n
ward school. to be divided off in porton
for woodshed and ptoygroands. The beard
adopted the report and loetruoted tb.0 teo-
dor• be sh.d tor. A000aote of McKee: •
.t Bowel', $2 06, for glu. and potty; J.
Shaw, $4 30, for .uodry suppll«; Peter Mc -
Ewan, 413, for nail; R H. Cott. 111.90, for
brooms, etc., were ordered to tae ppa•id, and
•o •deaoo. of $20 to .J. A Fowler on his
fes as architect was ordered. 1). J. N.ftel
having boon r awn oted secretory of the pub-
lio library board, rst,tn.d his po.ltIoa s
• member of the beard,.od Prloolpal 1lgsrt
ws appointed to loll out the balance of Mr,
NatteI's term.
FR,•IT AT Till NORTH% I.YTIRN FAIR. -
Whatever may be std of the other exhiblu
a: the 7ortbweetorn fair, the fruit tables
ae:d their own for quao0;)I and perfectos
of epsc,mene. lc was shoo.: to be ezpeatoil
that, s the put .Neon bot not been • very
favorable oo• for our orobar)uts, the fruit
would L• of am Inferior quality, but snob
woo cot the sue, and • (lance a the table
. otlloed r .how that when Is Domes o ralz-
log Irott the old township. of Guderlob,
l',Iborns and Ashfield oan0ot be surpassed
to Canad.. Th• collection of apple .ur-
prlmed eyer7b)0y by their beanty and eizs
rod were 17 la Dumber, with 200 ample
platen and 15 •falling.. 'the pears mad..
showlog of eight collections ant 5404017.
live slogle plater. Plume were repreanted
by twosty-taven plats, •od tan oollctloo
of posh« was. c,ntalned l0 13 Dltts. Io
tea there w.re but two collections •
✓ 0•• nA
thirty.togle plat« Mnoh Interest was
. ho leo by the vt.lton who cam• •ear
the table.. Why there was .uoh a small
gatherlo4 •t the fair we ere not pr•par.d
to glue au opiotoo; bot as f.r as rhe frutt.s-
btb,t woe concerned It must be admitted
that It woe well up to former year., and If
the show beaoro•a • thloq of the put It will
not W beo.ur the fruit men segleolod to
uphold their end of the ezhib(tion.
(:(.LL:..urs INMTITUT• No'r I, --There was
a large atteed•s0e at the Co:ligate ins:ttute
promenade oo Friday evening 1st, and the
. fl.lr s1e off very en.'oes/tally. Th• oar -
gaited topics for 000ve rsation printed on the
eogag•meet wards woe well selected, and
wathe, or net the t.lkers kept to the testa
the promenaders certainly found oo look of
maOarial I,r oesversi'oa. The loam o0
the o•rde were : "Tine Co•1 Strike," "My
Favorite FIo wer," "B rah • nutting," •' M our t
Pols,'' "Hoo. J. lase) Tarte,'' •'Two to
Nothing" (.a .!lesion to • reset a'hl.tio
oo0(5,t la whleh the O. C. I. boys figured),
"Popular Soog.," "1'b. Public Library,"
"rb. (300at Northw«tiro," "rhe Euobre
Party." Piano music was turobhed by
Muse Elis 7 ye, Peol Ev.ns, Thirz. leer.
,tt, Maggie Mornay, liras. Dyke and Ver.
W hitely. and Chu. H 11ey, A kook and
•1ans Hattie. Now them the promenade le
over, the.ohool term moy be sad b hays
fairly @toted. .. l'rinolp.l Strang hs
received the si *blob ws handed to Mayor
Cameron by tin. Hoo. Mr. Tare at the ban-
quet let week to be gives s • prizs In
(igraphv. Mr. Strang will confer with th.
other members of the (.catty as to the dls
p..dtion of the Minister's gift and the tet
upon which It will be •worded. The
pupil of th. (2.11egia• heart presented L
. 01.041.1 slarged photograph of their late
mabemaloot master to the sohnot and ai.e
Doe to Mr.. Moore ....Th• Literary
'1o0tety will hold It. hr,, regular mooting of
the term on Fri lay eventi g of thi. week.
THr HARe0R WORK'., -The work of re-
hollding and repairing the wharf •ed piers
has been conolu4ed for the preteot motion,
During the season the oommrraial whorl has
been rebuilt Irom the check water to the e1.-
vator whorl, a distance of 625 feet ; the
checkw•ter hoe brio repaired •nd refaced
at the point wore it was dam aged by the
schooner -John Miner, to collision, iast May;
•od problem.. reputes have been made to
i he piers. The repair., to the plere, Engin-
eer Brough says, h.•e been made merely to
hold them toieth.r for • um i, e. they will
?t.latre to be thoroughly renewed In • veru
short timo. Mr. Rrongh In his report to
the Deportment has odes.t aMa s le n ab
eelore oe' dadty that the piers he rebuilt
Irom th' we'ir's edge at •� early • dote as
po.sihle. i• I. satisfactory to know aha
the season's work has been done onnslderably
under the estimate. About 416,500 hae boon
expends& and there 41')11 remain. over 52,000
of the sum prnvlded by P.rliament for thief
harbor, upon which Mr. Brough may draw
fir repairs whlnh may be neeasttated by
.oy further damages dorlog the winter and
mmt i ng.
(7A.1 Un.estit -The charge agalett
Moron. Wright and Knowe n, the Noedhel
mer Piano ('o.'srepraseotal•e, of elolaing
the transient 11.41.r. bylaw of the town,
was dlamboed en Thore*•y, the M.giarete
n ot 41o)n• ta'naed that the defendants wore
traders within the m.aelnq of the law, Th.
gnutlnn was r•loed whether It. would not
be nt•fol to marry the lotion to • h'gler
mu't, ter • d.oblon se to what really one
atirn•.ee " trailer." but the town author,
(tits .114 nib oars to follow the mare any
lartber and It was accordingly dropped.
Snuwy;11Mo IN A NAM% 'Tne following
from The Mitchell 1(00rder hu • point In It
th.t w111 int he ?rrige'zed by same of our
✓ eaders, hat these who do see 1t will appre•
cute Mr Davii wit la giving hl hone the
name It beam R-ohttd Whiting ne a res
trok to oretrialy a tight r 811 „neenntlIsd
sports wish oinked jay : "Mr. Fool Dave,
of Oneterlch, had a hors entered here In th.
re. se •t the f•11 fair whIoh he h.d non,ed
Rekord Whiting. He w111 need t.e Motor.
N. nine el then hers, toles N ea. eh.nge
►M opoad. A 2.60 gait r tee Mow f« a
0. T. R Norm. -A olrorlar leaned last
week by 0. C. Jones, superlotendent of the
middle dlvinloo, O. T. R„ make. the follow•
log ohanrs : W, 0. Co Mello, Amet•n 1 sep-
erinteodsn', w.lI tare charge of matt ire
pertalolog to transportation and etalons on
16.41 dbstrl0: (between Toronto and Hamtl-
t,n), 17th, 18 h and 19th dietrlot and 20th
Jtotrlot between Harr(ebarg and Titian.
berg jootioo. J. P. Lynch. train meter,
will 11.ve ob•rge of the 15cb dietrlot, 16 h
dietrlot (bet weep Hamilton and fort Daver)
20,h district (letwesn Boff.lo and 0040,1011)
✓ od 21,t dletrlal) ; ottio•, Stratford, Ontario.
John Irwin is appointed train muter of the
22nd, 23rd end 24.41 &strloo ; otii le, Stra-
lord, Ontario. This means a promotion for
Mr. Lynch, Mr. Irwin 0156 formerly tr.le-
master at Durand, Mloh. He rega ed
from theservloe of the Grand Trunk there,
to aespt a position on another road He
is • eon of the well known cattle dealer of
Clinton Th« Rt l., conductor of the
morning frelvht bet Stratford and
G'slerich, is lying III at Clinton with ty-
phoid fever. ('onductor Riohard Gordon,
of Stratford, Id taking hie pl.s.. .John
Rorke. the popular and efficient 'rloo
ticket •gent, b •way on • ten day.' trip to
(lnloaro, Omaha and St. Paul. Arthur
King, of Owen Sound 1 by the way, • .on of
('ho. King, a resident of Uoderlah • good
many years ago) a handing opt the paste-
ho•rds to Mr. Rorke'. absence Sopt.
.lone., L000mpsnled by Mr. Brw,.uperlo-
tendent of bridge. and buildings, was hero
over Monday night nd Inspected the pew
station building ..('ondao:or M. Algls
he. boon on the sfok list for • day or two,
end C,n:Motor P. Hay i• supplying for him.
Ar THR LAKE FR,NT -Tne air. Erin and
onsort D.ntorth arrival 'l'huratay from
Fort William with whet. 'ITe R•la had
28 5th ba.hell for the Lake Huron and
Manitoba Million Co., and the Danforth
bad 13.000 bushels for the Milling ('oand
32,000 burhels ler the elevator The
etr. Algonquin name In Friday morning
with 95,000 bushels, 32,000 for the mill and
63,000 for Ne e'eyater The yr Turret
t,oare, nae of the Turret I.ne which has
rooeotly been pl.c.d 01 the I.ks, m.de her
hr,t call ns Monday. She bed 102,000 bushel.
nl wheat for the .I sva'or Th. boat Is one
sider•bla of an oddity In (innstraotion ; It le
like • whaieberk with • narrow super
51750)or, er (omit. added, It has • oapan
i'y of 120,00(1 bushels and 1e reld to he •
splsdld sea hoot, hat unhandy for unlsd-
Inr. The Turret Court wee built a Mender
land, England, In 1896 She drew 18 feet
h Innhe. mean, Into the harbor. She
oleand yet4Aay moraine .nd le exported
te make her ores hip to this port. Tb•
.M. Adyans Tnefeday a(tsrne0n brought in
46 600 hoehel' .1 what for the e(nvate, .
Over 300,000 baehel• of whoa% ha•, hen n
rived at this port daring to past sees
days.
PRM1NTATION TO Mo. HI'MRIR. -1 to
Thursday evening 1st the choir of North
street Methoilst ohurob, alter their vmai
weekly prerdtes, proo..ded to the home of
C A. Humber, where they root their fellow
ohotr-mew.bar, ('has, R. Ha bur, end be-
came acquainted with his charming bride.
An eddrere was 7'ndoced and was read by
1 F Tompson, and at the p-nper moment
the choir leader, Mr. Campbell, put Mf'
Humber In poesslon of • hando,ms o.k
rocker es • weddiog gift from the oholr.
Mr. Humber was com9lsrly snrprleed, hot
woe equal to the om elon and expressed hl
thanks In fitting Inguage. The address,
whloh was signed by the memhers of the
choir preee0t, was •e follows :
Ooderloh. October 2nd. 1911.
To (7ha. ff. Humber, M M.
DEAR Ma. HOYREM -You hats reeently
taken an Impirttnt step In Ids which •ft''rd
ne an opportunity of giving expre.olo1 to
to goodwill whish we osterta t toward
yea, both In year neo Tswsana mi medy sod
u • memhor of nor obolr. Our magmas
'Minns upon yenr womption of merit•
obligations, though perhaps we are a little
Iota In proferrin, them, aro not on that .c
meant the tem worm end onners .sed we
now tander them, with nor hearty wlehs
that you and your hrtde may always strike
the mhord of minio t and Irmo h•ppins,
and to dn•tln make your future life "one
rrand, sweet gong." Wo set you to •inept
MIs memento of v ,or relationship with ear
nhel, • relatioship whinh wo hope le not
te he ampletely ee•ersd, hot rather to he
enriehOA by the added mmmd«blp of your
wino
DR (ia•NAny A Dourtt ---Th. death of
.lnhn Fr.eote Greedy, M. I) , veniah r0.
marred on Yeterdev myosin`t bet. was the
moult el an •stn atte► .l Ar1g11''. disease
Sante the death nl the lab 1)r. (i. (i, Sha'
aro, lar. (;aaledy woo the eldest pros*.leg
Nyofci&s h Osder(ob, nd he woo well
ksows h (iedarkk ted Is the sertkero port
i't au, 41.)t,rot. R.,oRn Th. rasnlar
moron' of flit publio sbool hnaur: 0105 hold
ori Moodsy steang. The prinnlp.I report
eA n •,reqs .ttandame daring the month
•1 SepI.mta.r of 1130 (11)41 hays •sed 242 Olriel
Qts n.mboe of peplk 1.1.30.4 wap N3, ad
of the oouoty, having pr•otleed •t Klage-
brldge for tea Starr. Hs wee born la Ire-
lod fifty-aeven 71075 0go, but mime to flits
oou,try in Iofamuy, llvlog first •t Dards
Lod afterwards •t Ayr helots Doming 00
lioderloh, He attended the GL11 grammar
school, being • pupil of the I.te Ur. Twin,
and •INrw.rd• studied with Mr. Haldane,
at the lioderloh grammar sobool. After
taking his degree at MoOIII University, he
practised •uoo.'sise'y at Kincardine, Wslk-
ertoo and Uuog.nnoo, but finally settled le
1 , oderlob. In 11176 he married Mist Anale
1'r•uoch, of (;ud•r,oh, who surrlys blm,
l0 1891 he removed to Klngebrldge and
pr•ctned then fur ten years, returning to
(loderlob • little over a year age. By thole
to whom he oarrled the pbyslolan'e oomtort
and healing throughout Lass many year,
Ur. Cw•dy will be long and gratefully n•
membered. The funeral .ervlce was held N
St. Peat's ohuroh ou Tueday moraleg.
0.,. Father West celebrating mole. Mn.
Keay played the mea, and Mrs. O'C.nn.11
sang "Tiny W,)i ale I)ooe." Th. p•llb.ar.n
win 1)r Taylor, Dr, Whitely, (r. ()allow,
F. Jordan, Jos. Wilton and W.C. Good..
A Dumber 01 handsome floral tributs wen
pieced upon the .a•ket, Moon* teem •
wreath from deoeeet.le fellow-pbyelol•n. of
the town. The remains ware interred in
the Roman (2.tholto oemetery to Colborne.
0*.'1t'R"BULL'S WauDINu -Dr. J. L
Turnbull, oo. of our well-known medleal
pr.otitioners, last week took to bimslf •
wife In the parer et • Cranbr.ok yoga/
lady, MIAs Jaen MoNolr. THI Sw0AL 0*
tends Ito congratulations to the Doctor, and
we are sure the people of lioderloh will w.I-
tome bartlly rhe lady of he °holo.. Th.
Iollowtog account of the wedding is from
'the 11ramas foot • A quiet but pretty
wedding took place at "Eodyne," Cr.o•
brook, the residence of Alex. McNair, 00
Tuesday, September ,30.h, •t 11 o'olock A.
set., when bb d•uebter, Mtge Jean. wee
married r Dr. •J. L Turnbull, • well -knew•
physician of Ood.rioh. rine snmooy was
performed fo treat of a bank of asters and
terne by Rev. 1). B. McRoo, In the presoo.
of the relative/ Lod • few intimate frteod.
of the 000trsctn.g parolee. Th. bride tenk-
.d charming in d gown of white Dooh.,s
satin, eo tr1lo, ova taff,tt., trimmed with
*Egoista Brussels 1.o. and tinted ohiffo.,
Sins won the customary bridal veil with
er•ogs blossoms, 010ght with a butt.rOy el
Brutsb I•o., and carried Dream row. The
bridesmaid, Mtge Aggte McNair, sister of the
bride, wore cream crepe ds obens, trimmed
with ecru gulmptre end green velvet ribbon,
ando•rrinl pink row. Little Jowls N.tl-
ro, 1elo• of the gn,vm, Lot.d as flower girl
and was dressed 10 • pretty little gown of
white silk trimmed with v.lsto1•aos lac.
and oarrled • Motet of ptak o•rn•tloa1. Th.
groom was attended by hitt brother, Dr.
Frank Turnbull, of Auburn. Atter the
ceremony • dejeunsr woo served, after whloh
the happy oouple left en the 3 30 train
from Brusels for New 1 ork •r'1 Raton.
The bride's golag away gown was • heavy
blue tailor made 'peeing over • blouse of
whin @ilk, with hat to m•toh. Many good
wl@bs will follow Dr. and Mn. 'Tarmball
for a happy. prosperous Ills. Cnnbrook's
Ing will be • dsclded gals te the o.enty
tow0.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
The Gedrrleh *rgae Faetery ■arced t. the
.rowed Tgeterday.
Seeterd•y afternoon, within an inoredibly
short time, the faotory of the lioderloh Or•
gan Go. was burned to the ground. The
fir• started •t about fifteen minuts to 1
u'ulock; wlthla an hour the Hams bed en.
veloped every part of the building, and
shortly after 2 o'olook, me gots kly did Ibe
fire do rte work, the walls bad fallen Io and
the t.atory was bot m mass of blazing rales.
The oommoo report 1. tbat the fin was
started by the wainto0 oarelatione is of two
lads, employees of the factory, who wen
•musing themselves at the noon hour with
some matohs and paper In the finishing
room on the top floor, m room filled with
highly oombosnble maerial. It le said
th.t the smouldering paper was thrust Into
• ow of benzin, which .mmeduiely went
off in a blaze, and to • tris the whole room
was •flame. Tbere woo • eplendld eyst.m
of fire protection In the f•otory, but the in-
tone oat nd the donee smoke +blob In •
few minute. 611ed the bulldloa made In use
utterly Impossible. A strong math wind
swept the fire from where It *carted, •L the
south sides, Hlaat through the building, end
by the tlmo the town brigade had get Its
hose turned on the upper story woo already
• mase of flames. nd It was neo long oelore
It was wn that the whole ballding we.
doomed.
The good. in the stook -room and the office
effects wen saved, and the stook of oils and
yar0iebge In barrels woo got oat of the oel-
.ar. By hard work the fire was prevented
from taking the Iamter plied. (sly a few
of the men saved their tools. There was •
great quantity of finished goods In the fac-
tory, about to be shipped, Including seyersb
i'&rloade of organs rod thousand. of dollen
worth of woodwork for the 014 Country.
It was of course totally destroyed. Man-
ager Stun den estimates the los •t $75,000.
Tbere 1..n.ur.00. of 537,000.
Tho bone south of the factory h.d • ear•
row escape, Half .down of them were set
o0 fire by flying eloden, but people were on
the watch end extlorolvhed the fnoiplent
hlazs. The @naln. works soros" the rood
also got a morohlog, and the staff Rape hos
playing oo the building.
W'heo seen I•st oveninr Mnagsr Saun-
ders said that lid was not In • position te
say anything shoat huildlog One of his
partners, Mr. McKay, woo Itt Mnitna,
and the other, Mr. Cl.rk, baying many
•miser I*'er..t•, woo not ■nxtnm to nbulld.
Mr. Slander• expressed sympathy with the
employe« of the company. 0.er eighty la
number, whn ere Arprived of work.
The heeling le g.nersl •ming the towo.-
penple that 11 pnesible this splendid (nda.-
try moat he saved to the town, Rod strong
efforts w111 doobtlee he made to i,dnos Nt
company to rebuild. The badlars outlook
for the factory wad very bright, 56 centrmtis
had been oompleted whloh would min.m IM
full eotput for two yen, for sport.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A an•p In blaok tea al. STIWART, grocery.
A Prato 40, for 30o, alto 30o for 2.5o
Oo to the old reltshle oyster hese,
Vimtor:* R«raur.nt, Weet at►e.*1, for fr«k
system, sold fn hulk and •ll stylea .tews,
fry. or row.. 1'mlsctlonery, Irol*. tob•e.
see nd olgsn. (_. Rt.A(`g,rn u, proprietor.
AUCTION HALES
FRIn Ay, (101. 17th -*notion .ale of fars
•'ook and Implement. at the proprietor'@
preml«1 le the vlll.ge of 1a ser•
mewling at 1 0'1,10011 r M Wee .1041.4/)0*
prepri•tor. JOHw PORyio, asotlese•r.
RATPIDAT, Out. 11th A.e,ten sale •1
(3e.dry'. w•rern,ms eomme.elu a 2
o'elork. Lint h.•'ol« hones, mwe, !41.4,4...
wag On, ere. Ton. Grwnnv, ..e%M.ees,
Mut nay, U ►, 9D - Clearing sal. of lora
stook, Iecladlsg • member of n atom, fifes
class dairy sew., pig. and other ats4, farm
implements, ate , th. property el (leepge
Lsltbw•D., at his farm em the Aaron read.
Il0derleh township, two mile. eon .f (ied-
erlek. Rale N eemmes5 at 1 .•took.
T'Rat, GO*p01v, aealos ee.