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THE SIGNAL: f;ODEIUICH ONTARIO
Ti flkIDAT, April 33, 1009, 7
MONO
NEWS OF T11E DISTRICT,
Clarendon Hotel, Clinton, Destroyed by Fire -Wing -
ham's Population Increasing --Interesting Wed-
ding Events-- Early Summer Visitors at Bay-
field -Clinton Medical Practitioner Sells Out.
A family of suUHIer visiWlt loomA very pretty and integrating event
11.•toit errtvel at Bayflrld last week. Gook plate on \\'edruwlay evening at
hint c
'1'h.e. Gregory inteiele elinwtiug u I t) hush when Mils Julia Unttr-
new block of smes to Wlughant this loot' woe united in nturriage
Barry l'outla•, a well-GHII druggist 11
suuuut'r' Cinitu. The church watt er..w•Ilel G/
The Harland brother, of l9intnu. the (t.uty, the front meth, having been
Isar purchased the Ikiwsley property reserved for the inviter' gu4ats. At
in the same Gown. eight o'clock ehxep to the sweet strains
Peter l , Cameron, it highly t'rtex•t- cd the wedding utan•h pley.tL on the
et pioneer of Stanley township, diet pile organ by Miss 1/avis, the bride-
Ix.t week in his sixty-third year. groom entered the church ',revealed
A meeting wan/ hell in Hr eeels last by the uffeiatingclrrgyttttn, Rev. H.
S. W. Howard, and Gttk Its place be-
fore the altar, where he mus Juiul•11 by
the bride, who .entered the building
leaning 1111,11 the ant of lit•. Cull.
She w 's n
was ams ed u o 1
r t lel Maid f it e l l
. Y
Mimi Edith Cull, Mie, J,cksnl, of Tor-
11utu, and Mew (' be., of Clinton. The
gloom Wax Iaw.ilttMI, as lest man. by
Mr. Perry Fair, oLClinton, , 1 by Mr.
Siltherland, of Mitchell, and Mr.
Waugh, of Stratford. Aloes the ..•r'-
niiiii the bride, gnr,ul and the whale,
to) the number of fifty, drove to the
home of Dr. and Mem. ('till, where a
re•ptlun we. held, the 'mime being
wp Irndidl)3• decoreted for the occasion.
After refried lite were served the
evening wee vent, in dancing, and
many Were the (4'Iigrxtulati.,14 re.
4.eive l I� the youngomarried ..amid.,
w left here about blight ter
Stretf,n, where they t.m,k the early
g train for 11•etreit,
w.r•k tl discuss the proxsal to start
it lswt sugar factory in that tuwll, !Put
no definite Ar angeuhrnt watt 11111.11e.
Mr. Knapp, Nott,
and Mien May-
IwIl Fulton,
f [Iensxll wr w
married
on the si
on. of Cannel Plth inst. resbyterian 'Mender -
eon.
Winghant will have a 1xernetee club
this tevastu and a district will likel • be
formed of the cauls in Kincardine,
Te,twatet•, Listowel, Lucknow and
tt' i nglhuu i.
Diss Lenora. daughter of \\'1)r. Rog -
'thew, Std ttlttel'txtun Stephen, was
nit•1ieel Iext week k te Rich. Fleur, of
l'rttraliat. ' ley will ineke their h
in Biddulph.
Thr Itnnrlu11l.•nu•n1 i,. itutle that 1.
Heed, of Moutl.n1. it native of l'lin•
1.ut, and a nettle -ye of J. Iixttenbw'y,
W111 111011n i„u it ett...m, of Mont -
teal. 1)11 June lot. ,
J. T. Emtntrrtln, , l Kiple'', has ,.,hl
his Cottage in Clinton to W. Gentian',
of Toronto, formerly terve of Stanley,
for $WLri. Mr. Graham will shote into
it in the near future.
\VKyle, of the Lowe line between
Hay Anil Stanley, died atldenly on
)1 lay mf last week from heart fail -
um. He wax in hie seventy- ' tit
year, and was of te genial and happy
(Reposition.
Ur. Ort,ha11., for litany )ean. x 1,-
111. eel sad su,leYshd Lriu titbewr lit
1 litlt.at, has s1141 his Preeti(4 to Ih'
Ilxwiltit, of N,ruik (nutty. Ih'. and
Nrr. Graham 1onte•uipiste A twill 1.,
the ['Arnie etas, itt A few wtwkr' time.
A veru pretty welding was fele-
brew.' N{.4)neala} everting of Ixrl week
at the .gen.. of Mr. and Mr,.. Hobe
McRlhanney, of Kintar.line, when
their daughter. Nuke, was united in
marriage with Neil K. McKey, of
linotn.
Mrs. Ifeluh. widow of the late Ti w
Hrlul, It,u s.tI /May at her home in
len-know, on Thurwlxv of butt week,
in the sixty-sixth y.wr of herr age. 11.•.
tweeted WAN for many year,. A remittent
of Ashfield and woo highly e.t.. ,td.
She ems a devout uwmller of the
Met Melba church.
Henry Forsythe of elerforth, hex
taken pw.mmeemien of the William Sprat
fano, on the K need, Tv.ker-
entith. which he par. ham.l from \1'nl.
H1tis.1z. and Mr. H111*11x IAN utoved t)
tia•(...rg�Ce 1)1,r'au(e farm. In McKil-
lop, w Melt tie purehxsd last tali.
('hat l.•s Squire Miller awl Mine Jen -
nett Meth/Hall' {11.11' un 11.41 tl the
holy bonds of ntatrimtmy At the
Meth...bet pmwatage'. Briewela, WeuI-
rw'sdAv afternoon of last week. by
Hey. T. Wesley l'1rx•ne. Mie. Maty
Ellen Pratt se -tel is bridesmaid and
Johri K`Mill.•r supported the gremlin.
l'Innl.iii.r W. F. \'tabmtune. •f
Wingleem. lbws di«p,s11 .4 the Mon
he nlrbtl• (nln•11amel fn,ut Ihincan
Strwert. The property is a wilt/tie.
one, lying Am it dratm within the corp-
eratitln. The latr•has•r is J1141.1111■replan, n( Hreinnels, anti xtss•xxion
ix given At ', 'rhe melting -trice
was 'toxin.
Root. (',,drip, sr„ who bt. 11.1'•11 A
highly ...teemed and tn. •111
dent of Rest \%'swxn.sh for a greet
many years, ham moved to Wingi)am,
where he will eeegpy the nY4itlrnre he
recently p.treha tel. Mr. ('Lurie was
for nwtny yealw reeve of the Glwnnitip,
and im Mir of the lest inf4lrn..1 torn
in the count)-.
John Mtmad4 Winghoon, a native
of ,Ireland, who came to l'anade with
him xitwttte in 1*13, died on Exeter
Snnriay in his seventy-third year, niter
.n iiiitt' m of tial' months frons veneer.
Mr. Stroud Ila.l lire' for A rinmMr of
years' in Miehiltan and Manit11a. bid
returnee' here in 1801. Hr wee twin
married and is Aur{ inYal ley him s•to
wife.
Jas. Willie'. of Exeter. died in his
s•vrnt '-GNtrtt. year, 1)n Mnnd,ay, April
12th, after it long end painful illnese,
He wits it nattier of Ireland, and p111e
to CAnAete when a shill. His wife
Ifttrnwrrly Mime Filet" Rehm -teem. of
(ioderieh) And threw stn. 1(Srorg.• 41111
WIii, At h • and Ftsnk in F',NY•sti
11 Exeter
e
.Ilryl{Y•. 1)wY•wttYl 'rut t F,x t r
from I cindon twenty-eight, yeArn ago
and wan rngxgel in the. 1 ter 'bust -
seam. He wow iidu.trime. and Ahrew.'
A1111 was A highly reepwrtel bu14tness
Illen.
Sunday evening, 12th inst., the
spirit of 'n.11110s ( 'barks, youngest em
of David end Martha Haiet.1., Hru,se•I.s,
took its Hight.. Ih•,•eats•d meat working her wtt/l'eying my raw• rpm het knee.
11p t, nlstn of the /re'yl/ill* MIm/1N)', 110111111•t• 1 ''1,11(1! 11 it111 1x•1•11 a sprxv
when he was taken clown with appen- i of 11141)11.11141)11.11144'(•1, tit: 1 c"""' from
(irit'. Four rix ton erre Hansntelp, (arta, hot failing my national emblem
but ','ti' nnwhll Gt have his life, He1 heti brought herr the emblem of the
wean An industri.xtet peon roan of a I Kutpl'in', the rose w( eel.• ell to, glad
(1nin1 AS mire. 1 Gold her too tiled
she wee; not quite. A 111,1114.1•C•r do ne, 1x•-
1sus' whets sir load r1'l. i,i'wt.,'tl itl•t•
hundredth birthday the (blimp heel
gone forth to Canada of our Q11.1•tl m
About 3:30ri 1•lx•k 1.111.1111111y ulolming
11•11•11 1011 of the report of her ,s 0111.
fit' WAS 11isenv.'red in the office of the of the ()Meet .4 het snbjtl ls. I had
4'IArend,n Hotel, Clinton. and 'Trend
Heel of it in one of our piper!, never
••. rapidly through the ytterbium Eliot. extweting G, have the honor And plea -
11. W*m with difficulty the boarder,. Ani! aloe 11f hieing her.
i lllllAt's raw•apd, nest of them losing I illlhelxfse,,.as mhfalull !Weer tgtl t'nret hl tt,•aa leelook
their ..lot hem and Anni.hings. 'Flt., eblerly soldier .,fending neer. and Kidd,
1 .itlkling w'aN m 14114.' ti"." -"14"?' hrt,k .,til you hear that., t'11111111.1 ? Th it is
veneer ted "NYtell nn "NY pre/' r 1 he' i w holy from Ceoetlt,and she heel Metre'
Menem, it being now eromplete 441'.rk. ; of nw there." Several questionsfol-
not a wall remaining !dateline. The 11,4,191 alt. tut (al1x114a, NIIII (If•11 all.
Irnlltiittg st*ti ow'ne) by .fir. 11. •1. utast show ale the "lor,•l)• 19,ittn-
f ate, IMMI. II lg/ hotel and
wax
Irgl .n. by $1,111olls of thy dear I'rinrl•11 (Que'n
i'.rklns k �MAInn, who (Hoist "Nur• thA exrhara), marl her tb the which
they had sent her with their, III1PAR on the content,. to the extent graphs* And greet wi.he•sr Ot.hen.
Il2,IInl1,
A very happy event tw,k place at.' elem.(' el*wity her anent r, end 1
the hdane ed lir end Mr1. Ht 111` frit: hail ood n my. : moa however, nestling 1
Nf hail own sly, goer red name' n.st.Hng
chat., .1 1.autier, on Thuendmv even- How, to the thirty hire upon her
ing, the tt,h MO.. when their eklett ',tenet.
1Illtgqhtet• was asked ire tttmrri*ge to This mss my first t•init t, the
Dev'id \V. Evans; a former taeiwr of •'KinKm oldest mnlljert," in i417. the
the Lender "whox)l, The bride wits annte •rs,r•y of her one bemired and
mop�p(w'!nteY' by ATI' Alberta M. Rebel. sixth idrth,ll)-. My friends sent the
e'f Kinranlinr, end tin• gresatt by MI. fuHttwing new g tt hewn.% leering
hlAepih (;.wen. of Kintwil. Th'' cup- the fwtigne of receiving nttw'*nls t4
11a1 not. was tied by Rev. 11. J. flit.- elm gtlrstt would he two 111111'1 lar her,
t'h*n, of Hlnnl.lnlr1, a C111111111 .4 the Md received the gratifying reply flint,
bete.', in the plvmen'" of m Itt-g'• nlsln- th.ntgh A 11(1.1e tired from the eirite-
Iw•r• nt frieltrli. At lit` 1, • .ii inn cot tt,..nt. Ili it. id!, .h.• 41.11 toile well and
tlwirhoneynusnt Mr. end Mt. Keane hr ht,
will take up their reeiden,. next Neve went to rhnre•h tit. follow-
(Inelph, where Mr. Rvena i• t.trhing ing Mm11diV, and Inter, when the
er•h1r11.
THE KING'S OLDEST SUBJECT.
The Leto Mrs. Neve, of Guernsey 5 Connec-
tion o1 the Nef .i family.
Tlu• Mind rated supplement to '19e
Turont/ Globe 1111 Satp.tay had the
fallowing interesting account by Mile
Mary Agnew Fitz Gibbon. o/ T.ronto,
of her vtxit G, Mem. Nt",e on her •
1 'red And Irl 1 1 tzth birthday. It hex x
local ittenat, Ne Mee. Neve is a n 11 cnu-
n,1' tt io e N w f the AfwlK o t town. The
aft i(1.• wee *,rami third by it likeness
111 the venerable lady taken in Itir2 :
Flinn a stall in the glint old Mark-
et Haus. in the Lland of (iurreey i
bought A beautiful tel now with s
spray of perfect i.ave.. 'I'M little all
weitout in tit• Narulan rap who Nerved
me. tMem!' a 11/)'x1 subject. spot.. no
Itiuglish. and reminded) the at 1111ee of
her volumed:Mee at Quebec, for was
'the not of the Nuue• lace and bi1Nw! %
-Take only ons neer," amid my friend.
whiter name, tat, ems m link with the
post 11/ ('trach, (or low 1111)ries of the.
tial Hrek dwelt under Iter lheN-
pllalolr not in -the imbue'; "the dear
old bitty will have many 4 isitutt tl
wish her hxppinew. and All will Ming
fiuwen."
tiouirding my row from the wind a.
we turned the iurn.n, of the steep
atrowts, We found 1111114111 ea at it blow u
lgate 111 A 111W 441111• wall. 1I11e11 ,•Itrll.-
el a wide remota. of `ark bend, and
Keno'. it abroad.well-keptl
broad. well -kept earring,
drive 1,.! to 1h,' law but heed. • °A I.
doom ay of the man . Al t
'hitch i1) its appearance. yeteewt.ee-
ing the dignity of slid .trengtl1 anti a
s•nw' of peau•.• of lung attention, the
h. tee w• to x11 attractive 01)1.. 1111.11/4w
wit...twit. it grey-heil...I own -meet ant
in,iestd rather than directed the way
up 11., broad, low-awppttl stair. In
the Intl', on 1he talden. on the deep.
einlayr.i wittl,W.ill, tit the irdgra,
whom the builder, hiring made the
fine few feet of the wall s., thick, heel
felt h. mold apart. x fila' inchtw as A
reeding place for ram 1/1.1 china,
almost, and dtiuly curies, were flow -
4.1/1, fiOWeell i.'1•t'Vteh,•t.•.
.1 bright girl in a fre.lt muslin gown
met 1)e with outstretched hinds at the
head of the staite and led um 1)u
ugh a\'1• ofH.)W)'I'N to a beau-
Girttifid lew'r'ilingel nwan where 11
Was writ large.
"She will 141 herett.•s•ntly, Mise
aailhont' pining ies title ••9\-,•
feared mite might be tied, elle hem awn
N1 110111)- 114.111110.t•111111• today,at1/1 p•n1us1
1.1
her to lir clown As usluil for an hour.
N1/, she is t1uite, quite well, x1111 is en-
joying it all Nt much, .,. pleas tut to see
her old friends. end," turning t. fur
with the char ' g feet .4 HAI gentle
folk, "to Leake new
A ntonle•nt. and on the Arm of it
hantisnue, dxrk-heinsl wotnsnot mixt y
she rata. 111 minding, a little graceful
0141 laity with silver,- white hair, .err
Which slush( lovingly x sift 'Hee exp.
A chi lllll ming ruetlelese grey silk dna..
fell in tich oil-fssiiomed folds to her
fart, 1111111• filmy lace about the .light-
ly-,texgw'l but 'dotting shoulders, and
out from the w•rinkltsl face el •
bright, Iwipk1 tag Immo ryes. She
walked In'iskly. is if the anal she limit-
ed on w11. 11 mere .nntti•sv- du. her
age, not x t1.1e1, Seated in a goat
ernlrheir, which wnnld have appeer-
.11 to swallow her ftp, 44.11• It cul for
the bright ryes and quickly grottiest -
biting hem's, sir tAlkel first to one,
then fo Annt heed of her' friends As .x,'14
nffrtld her h,, 1'ot•grettilxtinns,
I'reeentjy it wax Icy tnrn, and for a
tnnturnt 1 sat on a law ottn11an Iwmidr
kindly di'pait.inn, and only a month
,Ind a half pant. him twenty-third birth-
day. 'rhe fume's' tealk place on Wel-
Ilewlety Afte'rlltttn from the busily r'si-
dem.r, Albert street.
(fhle.tt'ut Jlll,i l,'i' sett sees were held,
The Mitchell [ternrdet ht sl {reek 14,111 *1111 the behind town was ill mated
the f,4$, ing with reference to the Atnight, alta went. And rnjnyw) lhett
matri,agie of Mr. Owslit., of Clinton ; -- ell. MEi. Flews loved n*turn in all ire
folium. She war a I1ty, energetic
wuulan,rveu digging the iutrttditg dais -
les out 1)t the lawn with her garden
Npud while rite talked to an invalid
friend meting in it Hath chair under
the trees on tier lovely destitute,. Site
then Lead a grad dial and N'is inter-
ested in all cun'ut affairs. lido., waw
x happy, 1 ' dtsptisiton ; she Naw
KKex n everyone, and had an un-
bounded faith in the ndiigs of an all -
wine. 1'rovidemre.
Later, in tie suutturr, after uty re-
turn GL England, i te.riveel x p rteard
from her thanking tine fur shy visit
and my congratulations on her birth-
day, and huplitg Mutt We aright nowt
again.
Thr following ie•wspetwr limp/itch
t•Im',nit'Irs JLNeve s death, which
,secured ou the ath .4 them month :
!seldlx,,.ter. Ill.. )ire. Meesaret None.
Klug Edward's eldest .ubiul'ttdtud on Saturday
a1 be.- I in l: uernsrF. For Ile year. rbc
pre..•r,wl her health. .runrgtllt and et en sight.
and wee kneel. 11.tt.,glwnt 114. 11111.4
K Impious. she wee w wealthy woman. Hurd on
.4 citarteins e..ta(.•, and sisal) welt llllld
el.itors who lents to .oe 1hl,uht friend of the
late(fusee Victoria. During the Oahe. of
the lata Queen Mrt, Neve nevurwineed ng
w Iter dajo•ty'N birthday a telegraluew,
graluttka 1, 41141.91 Victoria. Her
never halos 11 naunI taw 1•umyb111e1N, ana
Net •L w I h, In w.'nn •onus
had Newit e ' .tilt t
1 *plc
11 Neve t w
place at A,urne. Nix - e 111 esti the hulAe
life of a rsnttr)• genUewe.an, and war. leanly!
interested In two -0441c, no cr which she walked
uneltull by stick ,r art.,. Among the many
*seen dW .4 Mrs. Nes r, .,'lo. rut•rlaiu-
od Mardlal (Ues•l..r shortly ..neer the battle of
%%aterite.. woe a 1n,ndatiu, width elle sonde of
Modest Work.. Into t'renc'h ,taw load been •
widow f.., the pet 14.e11 rel cry. hod no chil-
d ren. 1 ' , ' v • •n t year. of
1 n. r1)lwltay It ate lo. et*x 11 )
ate
TROLLEY VERSUS LOCOMOTIVE.
D ev.topr...nt or Electric llaaalar Traffic, hs-
sanger awe freight
In eV%en ci•tt'•, the her of Iwt-
sooue carried by the railweytt of this
1•nitell State.. Ins Gillen off by twelve
milli . At the lit • t' • the aver.
Age dittatuw travelled loum Mem front
twenty-three and a bait to twenty.'
right milt's, T1wer figures, which
tt' elm Iola itt Heel. ere really a clear in-
dication thet we are abandoning the
Ate/411114 Multi for Nh.irt-tititenrr tafllr
,ltd taking to the trolley. Say. M+un-
url E. Moffett itt Mrt'lure'e Mag:*zine
(Marelli :
••(N sauce people are not tel.11)'
ti's .Thing lee* frequently then they
used 1.., nor are they jiut•neying ltug-
e•r distaurrs. Mas p.uw•ngrlig lo)' j
hlrncliedeofmilliansaret.ravelhu1trtitan
•a . N
nre, but the dramdramlalll .t t
eve' def t
Are not moiling the inevemw. The
grown in the length of the average
pas ginger haul nit thole roads (means
Hutt they are steadily hieing the sheet -
haul butiu.•we, 41' 'h a votlng.'r and
111117vigotou. rival its claiming for its -
1/W1
by
"Inch by inch the field ix cuntewti'L
and ',lowly. x1111,•111\', the I's•.1n11)tive 1.
giving kty before the insistent trolley.
doom year. ago it was only the tnr-
ltiltwr and the cable in the towns that
were threatened by electric traction.
Tian the trolley poked en inquiring
tentacle "ter the rite limits into the
suburbN.. The results were eatisftae•-
tory, and swiftly the electric lint's
flung their spider filaments (nen town
t..
mum nut 11 now great ss't ions of
the I"lln)tt•y are c.111N'..bleYd wi'll the•n.,
The trolley 11inp of F:,strt-n Maaua-
ehumetts 11w.k. las rom1dhie is the
.tem railna I step. If yeti have a
Iltle ' 'tn'.p.u.•, you ctng.o on an
t•leelais...It. t1/ nlntod Any pelt of
.onthrrn N.•o England that you
,,4411 hwrh by ,a l.n•oulntivr, and to A
gp .1 NI many ',Artie that you could
lilt).
•'In it. early (rano) •nt the trol-
ley had four i,.i antage,.. It rnuld ren
s•parnte ren. a1 frequent intervals ; it
rladd take on and let off ptws•ngent
anywhere along the road ; it mull
take people near their Menem flied
after". ; and it rvmki par et-
nemined forY•x. Per sonar, it tad the
ditadt'antxgt' .4 1e•414 than railroad
m1std, not lweetltw• there wall any dit-
liculty itt making an elettrir ear that
C1111111 g1) Aa (taxi Aa a I.eoiltdivri 'net
became• the trolley track as a ruff meat
'mid o1) the wurf.u' of the p4illie high-
way, rnoast'I All 'nee -meeting roads at
grade. and was x tlt'mlughfi tr for
vehicle*. 1trlewlria•1A, anti dlt111est 111.
fauna. These eharirt•risticm et ill pre-
vail over Inlet of the electric mileage
cif the Haulers•, but as the trolley linea
iuv.• grown fanip•r and the ni'T""fiw
atlstairt.Y1 high *1x•.•'1 ham become TO
ut•K.•n1 the tendency has deyeln mil to
Intik' the nada on private rights .t
way and to (Tenth. them by steam
railroad met hewls,"
To justify thew. statements. Mr.
Moffett brings up an ..fray of feria
that in quite startling, even to threw
echo think they herr kept 111) with the
recent tepid develolnu.nt of the elec-
tric nttule. He tells us of the road
(nein Indianxpdil. to M 1e•, Ind„
where the 1r 411.'y tear, r oyer the lift )• -
three mile'* in two hours, a time only
ten int nut's longer than till. ,ertn,•
ntrwlatinn train.1)n the railroad, /)n
this ,..•.•tete 1.4111 the ears make a
milts a Its en lett of the tante.
On the'111tfalo and 1,.4rkpnt electric
line they make fifty miles an hour for
part .4 their Trip and ran are build-
ing to slake seventy -Har milts an
hour •, rate that would curry
frim New )cork- to Sr.n Franiimeo in
two drys tri les.. The Indiana solis,
le dNet ton end Frankfort Rail -Way,
now under construction, Ila* Atilt tiger'
it s•he'rlule that rill* for a not ' n
mitten' of Mixt)• miles all hater. .
The muton on 111e• Albany end Hud -
arm line nwl•k ftp to mixt)• toile's en
hour. Anti on the Nantasket Il•..Hh to
foto. On lett•*in and Clevl•l;and
rlwui the highest steed is fifty mile's.
On the projected New York 1'orte•hea-
tel• mad a ',twee' of mixt y-1a'{•rtt mile's
an hour at ' point is celled for.
Thi' great. ganglia from which the
elett•ir' (rads are pushing .1111 At'
rifles like Boston. 1it04111n•g, Dayton
and Cleveland. ( ilio• Indianapolis
and Detroit• whir u Mr. Moffett says
im the gre•*temt ,l,4'tr1 tra••t.iort 1i'nte•
in Lir [tottedSlat•.. Hen•, he sty.,
rhe trolley -rear is full grown : it no
longer creeps timidly from Meuse t,
haus• Mut r'ove'r•* three.hundt•ed milesof a leap.
Mlaf•e Mils to meth. all Mt•. ,1•41etI's
instance's. lie calls one sp eeiiiI al f en -
him io the growth of trolley freight
trend -ei very notewo•thv reefed de-
velopment. Het velem 'nitride. and
Ni*gare. hfv.vy,eleetr•ic freight traain'
of twenty-five earl m• ' are 111w
stn. Another feats' of elect•i.•
j traffic is the pl'atime ole meet. which ie
now s, nlditeahle in . •1, and
which i. daily ittet.•amine in hnpnt-
Ande. "Thi" Maya Mr. 'Mullett. "In A
new luxury of neslet•n life. Neither
how. -ear • I.enneeiye ever pno•iel-
ed it. The tweet in hoiden nalms 1,,
which it r•ststtls {cent immimplied
until the ttoll.•y-ear ratite into .exit.$
enc.. G, 1111 ll," In e•on•Inding, the
writer mays :
"Aleitriigh this einmtriv hes more
then t 'e An many mire. of e•teerie
reek And rethxnttwee tlinen ie. y
electric earn AA all the rest. of the worm
ronMn 1, the new eyelets is still !o
it. infamy, even here. There• are
twenty thrwtan.l Idles of elreerte rad
to two hundoel thinparil utile. of
deem reuse. The trolley Hn.•s might
be tnttltlplkti by tett with great Ad-
annlaiNw d) 1h. steam roads. which
would 1111111 them inrriupwn►Mk fred.lw.
bringing freight ate.' flBrslxtgee vi from
regionts i1) which the lut•uwutive'r I
whistle War never heard. Hut electri-
city will not ix• content with Hutt 1
huuhble. puritiun. It it creating a toys-
Wut of it. own, swlf•ewntered attd 1)1-
dependent, and that system contains
such a vigorous principle of growth
that it will not Iw turprueiug to set• it
swallow up its older rivals, l'ertaimly
the locomotive Is detente' on local
Imes ; its finish is plainly visible on
toe xuttaln railroads, where water pow-
er iat'hcxpttte•r tttau coal ; and the quem-
tiun whethee it cast hold its town any-
where is the must hotly debated mob -
hen now agitating the translxn•tatiun
411)114,"
INDIAN INSTITUTE GONE.
Narrow Escapes in Big Bleat Nur City of
Brantford.
Brantford, April 20.-1. ire last
night completely destroyed the lndi-
an. Institute, a eu'ioul for Indians,
situated a *hurt distal•ct from this
city. The Institute was founded
years ago by the New England Com-
pany for the instruction of Indian
children, and was erected on n large
plot of land granted for the P r1lit
sat
D hDominion
t o
Y Government. It
WWI maintained at the expense of
the company, and the Government.
The building comprised three storita;
The fire originated in the dortuitory
on tho third storey .shortly after 10
o'clock, where the 150 students in
attendance were cutlery. 'There was
Much confusion when the alarm war
sounded, but fortunately the building
Was cleared before anyone was in-
jurer,. The flour's spread with
great speed, and by midnight every
department in the building had been
utterly destroyed.
The loan will total $115,000, and is
covered by lnsuratco in various rouse
pante'. As the Institute watt situ-
ated without the city limits the loo-
cal brigade did not respond in a
body. but sent three representatives
to assist. Thera was abtolut'ly no
water supply available, however, and
nothing could be done to check the
progress of the flames. Much of the
furniture and interior fittings o/ the
Institute were saytd, Including a sil-
ver tea service and a large Bible,
which were the gilt' of Queen Ann..
Inscribed In the Bible are the names
of King Edward, Queen Alexandra
and the Prince and Princess of
{Vales.
ravish Priest media t. Resta.
Montreal, April 20. -very sad
news has Just been received from Mt.
Paul, Joliette County. Friday slight
the Presbytery took Arte, and the
parish priced. Rev. Joseph llamas*
Dupont, perished in the Dames.
1a a Deralag Stable,
Winnipeg, April 211. -The stables nt
.1use•ph Buechel st Laurier were
burned down on Friday night. In at-
tempting to re"cue his horses from
1 he Iran.'. Itouchet lost hie life. Ile
was one of the most prosperous
farmers in the district.
ST. JOHN, V.B., AGAIN.
Mffers From the rlr• dead to Ert.at of
Half a Hlllloe Dollars.
Rt. John, N. II., April 18. -Fire
which broke out in No. three ware-
house at Sand Point on the western
side of the harbor yesterday morn-
ing ass sadly crippled ,the over -taxed
fat•diti..*. At N o'clock the blase
started. No. four shed caught and
wax soon beyond control, and the
elevator conveyor in a mass of
flame, threatening the Lakonia and
Lake Manitoba. Fully 100 yards in-
to the dock, which is only about 75
feet wide, the steamers were at the
:-*severe scorch-
ing was adm(niitered to the Lake
Manitoba, which barely Heap,' For
a time it appeared as if the whole
nest of terminal facilities Was to be
burned, including the million -bushel
efrvator full of grain.
Twelve ('.I'.It. box cars were de-
stroyed end a Int of inward freight
in tit.; sheds. The steamers Tunisian
and Lake Manitoba moved out into
the stream. At 1 o'clock the Haines
were permanently checked, a snow-
-storm having aahrtary effteet _ akmg
with tho efforts of the firemen. Two
steamer bertha are now rendered uw'-
lexit for further 'mooring this season.
In the Immigration building when
the fire started were 1,200 immi-
grant.. who were landed from the
Lake Minuoe Thursday night. They
lost all their baggage.
It Is possible that two lives are
Inst.
The lonsete at estimated are: City,
two warehouses, $25.000; daatage
to wharf, $3,000 or 54,000; insur-
ance, 58.000 or $9,000. C. P. R.,
520,000 loss to elevator conveyors,
'510,000; to trestle and tracks, 51.-
000 to cattle sheds and care, $5,-
000. The C.P.R. Ines is covered by
insurance. The /lance of the Inas
is divided among t he Elder -Dempster
and Donaldson linen arid the shippers
of freight.
• TAPS FROM,TUB WiRE& -
Toronto. - Forty-two Chinamen
lodged In No .2 Police Station Mon-
day night They were caught in the
art of playing Fan Fan.
There are said to be morins rea-
soner to hellos* the Grand Trunk
•trackmen throughout Canada are go-
ing on a strike. More definite news
is expected soon.
Montreal -Patrick Carlin was
Monday sentenced to two years in
the penitenll,ry, for having corm/tir-
ed Wil'h Ilerhert ,Johnston lo de-
fraud the Canadian Pacific Railway
Ile ANA a conductor.
Jamestown, N.Y.-F•ive passengers
4 •
INDIGESTION
besides the sense of discom-
fort in the stomach, often re-
sults in weakness of the heart,
palpitation and Buttering,
shortness of breath, pain in
the left side, and constipation.
The Beet
Cure for Indigestion
1et=i1e
IRON -OX
TABLETS
Fifty Tablets
25 Cents
atm a orserman aro known to 14,44,•
lost their liver it. a wreck which ex•-
curred early 4londay on the Erie
Railroad, at Itetihwtet, NIY., about
eight utiles from Salamanca.
Berlin. -The Tagliche ltundschnu
says it learns authoritettvely that
Germany will enact repri(•1s against
Canada on account of tit$ action of
the Ih,mtuion Government: in ttllpot.
inV a surtax on (
at/body.
Valetta, Island of
wast.. -King
Edward Monday reviewed 5,00(1 blue-
jackets and mariner, and later, with
elaborate ceremony, Itis Majesty hod
the foundation stone of the break-
water, which is to protect the en-
trance of the Grand Harbor.
New life for a quarter:
Compound Iron Pill*. For wile le
J xs. 11' ikon,
Lumbago
is Rheumatism of the back.
The cause is Urie Acid
in the blood. If the kid-
naps did their work then
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lund .go. Make the
kidneys du their work. The
sure, positive and only
cure for Lumbago Is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
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Colonist Excursions
one way tickets at low tate.. all .till(
until June 1.1414, to points in Montana,
t;olonuin, Utah. Oregon, Washlm I.
Hritish Columbia ani! ('aliforoha,
Mt. Clemens Mineral Baths
Tltousaids visit Mt. Clemens Peer •
year for treatment Of rheututitism. dl-
gemtive ,foully'', and nervous 1111/41A'.
(leo.. Situated near Detroit, it is
.1111i,kl' and rutnfertably reached by
the tiraud Trnnk.
The "St. Catharines Well"
Thu• w•lilet-'..f tuuaus well are• a
grit specific for rhruutttisi1, gout.
neuralgia, nirvons piled rat' , 4m11
:that NerVe AS splendid 1tlnir. Situ -
std on direct line of the brand Tttnik.
eleven uailem (nen Niagara Falls.
B.t,klets giving infnrntatie t of cit het
of the above remotes on application t,
F. F. LAWRENCE,
-Town Ticket Agent, (iexler•i.h.
J. D. McI)ONALn,
Dist rii't Passenger Agent, Tomtit...
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J. BROPEY & SON
- tit LRAIMIe -
Vu evcl►� W•Vt•C%Ort t.tt.t.
Mit•00Z111►t%M.
wrier. earehlls &weeded to se sit
ao.nti nater .v day
Werke' a raM•
Nmmmmmmtrtmtnmmmmn►mM
Coiled Wire
E
$2.65
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\1'.' I.n•t• ixru very •h disd{gxdtited at nut getting 1)w• �'
E cuilel x1111 halt/ Nits• before this. It will be of inteist to
custntt'n to kuttw we have t)ha.1e very low putrhasel., and alwain
-
though the profit will he /11111111 At $2.I5 fur No. 1) very test high a
ail,.. e'xrbou (bard) steel coiled wire., we ttre going to do it for a
while. We expect to sell .eut very fast at that figure.
Hurl wire No. U, 12 and 13 galvanized, black and all wire at
• itte•reetiig prides.
f
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dew-
dims-
,V,' have it huge stock of American ft•ueing. the beet cheap
frut•ittg. \Ye Nell an 8 win, fence at 10e•,
Os
(".pitnl and experience enables us to reach the cheeped and
lest markets.
Let 1)N H Ir, 11 }t,
o1 building n
n Gria, \
have ul, ,,.
+tack 1)t all you require. 1\'r hlevr7eru►eut ,1)t luted.
Paint, yet., Mint With Hollywtttnf; tee guarantee it to wear,
(let ,1 11110k 011"Paint 111111 how to 1st' it."
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Fencing
Our Ideal Fencing is to
hand 41111 barge Int,•. It:.{v
already golly- out. This
frier is all Nee 11 hard
carbon N'ir•. This is the
fence the Iit•anlftil and
Fl•rliit I.3411ti,' Rtlilw,n'
114 erecting. They tr.11li,
the hest. Ihmt you
The price is right.
dies-
des -
Fence Machines
• std -. e ''11 s, 1\ :' 11.,'., the best rout lit u1.o1c. %%',aye•s
P'1*ier, is 4(11 anger Said W,' N ill sell it for less alone)- them :any
other, You {vial way s, when you see' and try nlnx.
Wniell this xtwee l% WI. Will :umlottnte when • wire at -
ivt•s
I then 1)•d. 1 •a,
there will w n l u. h
McKENZIE & HOWELL
The Goderich hardware Store.
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IT'S ALL RIGHT I
and students may enter
L/STOW
At any time
SPRING TERM
b giro. Mnr•h 30th. Tw., (sourerr, mi
ner.',• and shorthand. S.'n•1 for eel
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1 A FLELINII, A. L. McINTYRE,
COAL
tiny yomr next winters
( :At this ti'' if you
wish In get it at t h,• ',tweet,
prim. ('rstl arriving daily.
WOOD
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large ghulntib v of IV trod
nn hand orad /'1111 1111 o''/•rx
Iiately fl. ioniwexed
114' Nti,{•t•wewwl, at prim.
defying r• pet it ion, Or-
derw Irft ,it!, Mt.' \totes,
ilit'ision Conti Cterk'm of.
flee. \1 crit. street, will r.•-
ceive prpnpl at tent inn,
F. B. HOLIES
(Mire and Vends :
111.\10 1tY N w)N `1'11KI(T
Superb*, Cable
WIRE BEDS
l'11. toed 1a \bey', 11(11
ARE GUARANTEED
4an •11.1 my
.I. BROPHCY .& SON
(t01►FHfl'11.
esseolletleseleolimmaime
Reed all The Signal I
:11 Is full of Good News!
GUNDRY BROS.
announce that they have purchased from Mr. A. M. POLLEY his
LIVERY, HACK AND VDUs
Business. Business: end that they wttl be found at the old stand on South Street
with a good stook of useful Livery Horses.
Weil -appointed Hacks and reliable Drivers In eharge of the 'Buses,
which will meet all trains and steamboats.
All calls attended to promptly from hotels and private houses.
T. GUNDRY
TELEPHONE bo W. H. GUNDRY
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BICYCLE and
KINGSTON - STREET REPAIR Shop
We Mandlo all kinds of new high grade ntachtnee, among them
the CLEVEC.AND, F..1 D. and ANTELOPE. In our shop
-you will find/lathing but the best, which is none t,o good for
you. We can fit, your wheel with w "New Departure," "Cinch,"
or "Morrow" Cfaater Iirake, They're all right. Try one.
Unr SEWN D.HAND 11 EELS aro all thoroughly
overhauled in an expert manner, and erasure to give goal satis-
faction, even at 1.1,1) low prices we anal at. Como and tee us if
you want tatistaction id very reasonable pries.
We rent wit.rI.'-
--lilt all kind. of repairs- --
-Sell bieyelesnn/h•ies -
Make old wheels is good am new.
We know how to rlo it - but only nn mrttrt I:asft terms.
Conte and frit how good the big repair ahnp and livery can do
for you,
J NO. YULE, Bicycles, Repairs,
Sundries, Livery.
KINGSTON STREET, NEXT OPERA HOUSE, GODERICH.
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Orr.tmdtnts are not glxrant.'('d nit'( jobs, bot after n county in this tedlege it
will ie en trouble fie. then' 111 111111 1111y ps..ilinn. \\'r iia theta. if pwesilde, 1.,
obtain eel lloy11ten1, but we first equip then, to ulaietain the high reputation
Itllm aimed ham Ile•gltlr.l,
J W. WESTERVELT. Principal.
Use Printed Stationery
•In your Bnsincs, Corrnspontience, You win 1' -
got GOOD PRINTING ON 0001) PAPER at •
THE SIONAL.
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