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THESIGNAL: GODERICII ONTARIO
TI.UkaDAY, May 28, 1903.
VICTORIA DAY EVENTS.
Stave Lsds Who Fell Fighting for the
Empire Remembered.
Thr.. Monuments Unveiled .n Ther Honor in
Ontario all Frederick Borden. M,n,.ler of
M,I,I,e. 00es •n eloquent end Patriotic
Addr.0 at Brantford.
Brantford, May 26.-Awid the
cheers of throngs of people, the play-
ing of three niaasod bands. and in
the presence of 1,5110 militia end 3,-
000 people, St' Frederick Burden
yesterday after unveiled the Sol -
diem' Monument at Jubilees Park lit
this city. In dmtug iso, he delivered an
eloquent oration, touching un the
deeds, of valor and bravery of the
young Brantfurdites, who had laid
down their lives while lighting for
the Empire to one of (he most dis-
tant parts. and, in referring to wili-
teri•w within the Dont deflated
that it was this object of the Covern-
mant to walntalu a force 'sufficient
only to guard the country'• inter-
e.i• and preserve law and order
throughout its length and breadth.
Sir Frederick mounted the manner
of death of the three in whose wtw-
ury the monument wan erected. Lieut.
usborl.e 1e11 in the disastrous en-
gageinent et Spoon Kop. Lieut.
Builder fell while defending the guns
at Belfast, and Corp. Alfred Sher-
ntt after passing through two
campaigns loll at the hafts Ritter
engagement, lighting to the last.
Great deeds made a nation great,
and the greatest of all deeds were
those that had taken place on the
held of battle lir was glad Brant-
ford recognized its heroes, and hoped
other cities would hollow in Its toot -
.teem•
Sir Frederick then released the
rope' whieb held the covering of the
monument in place, and amid the
cheers of citizens the drapery fell
djsr'lu•ing the statue surmounted by
a moldier with fixed bayonet. Mayor
Halloran. on behalf of the city, ac-
cepted the gilt. •t the conclusion of
which the maimed bands played
••God Sava the King "
Later in the afternoon. the regi-
ments marched to Agricultural
Park. where the celebration was con-
tinued by the militia. who partici-
Totted in numerous manoeuvres of a
;Leeming character.
Newtonvtlle, May' 213_ -'rhe unveil-
.
nog of a monument to the late Capt.
W p'. K. Milligan of the 4fith Dur-
ham ilegiment took place yesterday
afternoon before many citizens from
1.irham, Northumberland. Teterboro
and Victoria ('ountt.'a who ensemble
ed here to Participate in the cere-
mony of unveiling a magnificent nh•-
hnk to the memory of the late ('pl.
Milligan. who 1.•11 at Kleinhart's Riv-
er in South Afne a
of tea average visitor he had the
strongest as well as the 'tweet
hard. Mr. hyutent sent two, aid
Mr. H40141041 lou out ul an original
entry of five. Thus. were lite (only
owners to have more than a single
starter. The other (owners and their
hones were: 11. C. Osborne'• (.olden
('rest, Adam heck's hawking, E. II,
llancey's Plcktime, D Higgins' Car-
digan, C. 11. $Unpaon'• Jack Ceut-
uck, Robt. Dayton' Par:tors' Poe, U.
W. Cook's Marston Moor, and Mrs.
J. A. McCulloch's Whtteward,
Mr. l)yinnnt had for maty years
entered his candidates for the
tautness, but up to this your the
fickle goddess had vouchsafed her
smile elsewhere She doubly .loved
on Saturday for her neglect, for
first place alone, but second also,
fell to Mr. Dynlent. One of. the fins
to congratulate hlgl was the Gover-
nor-General. White 'his rival. for the
coveted purse were not backward in'
convoying to him their felicitations.
There was other racing on Satur-
day, 'rued racing and plenty of it,
but for the averug.• man and wo-
Mcrt the other events do not count
for ouch on Plate )say. The weather
was cool, but bright and pleasant,
and thing that could M• dnnc to
provide a fine day's sport was ar-
rang,d. Only one cloud loosed over
the brightness of it all --the tragic
end of the King's !'Tale favorite. lir.
Sltagratn'n Fly-n,-AlldM•I'. the broke
her leg when racieg 1h,• ai.t furlong
of the distance• and til.i& lure was
so serious that she had to be des-
troyed.
Mesad Day'. Laces.
Woodbine Track -Monday - Forst
race, 8 -year- okis, Invasion 1, 1'len-
tagenet 2, Cobourg 3.
Second Race -Woodbine Steeple-
chase, about 2i mile's, Iligbls 1, Im-
perialist 2. Woolgatherer 3
Third Rare - Four -year-olds,
miles, l'ort Royal 1, Fanny Dlaiea
2, Ilio Away 3.
Fourth ltaee-3-year-olds, 1e utiles,
('laude 1, Andy 'Williams 2, Brush
By 3.
Fifth Race, -2 -year-old.,
Spring 1, Blue Tarter 2,
M. 3.
Sixth Race--3-year-olds. 1 mile,
Scortle 1, Springbrook 2, Rapidus
Seventh lite -41 -year• -old.,. 1 mile,
Butter Scotch 1, flenckart 2, Wheel-
er B. 8.
A ttaawmeat Unveiled.
Toronto, Way 26 -The people of
Mcart.oro have er.rtld a monument
10 one of the 3.,ung men of that
township, who died In South Africa
The monument which i01 in memory
ni Trooper hold•, t J11111,01 St .1.' of
Srarboro, mend. in the I'r,•sb) te•rian
Churchyard, at I1.•rdul.• til.• rnntrn
and beginning of the township. and
wit unveiled v,-'iI •nlny niternumn
with appropriate ceremonies.
KING'S MINISTER STRATTON.
Te11. Tleterla D. rlealr.n Thee ■•
Iuo•a NM roar VIdleg.
Lakefk•ld, May 20. -- At Father
I'htlan's picnic hero yesterday auwng
the sp.,ak.re were Ossa- F'. IL latch-
ford and Hon .1. It. Stratton. The
latter, 1n the course u1 his speech,
said.
1M said he would be brief In him
remark'', ■s there we••. other` speak-
ers to follow, and him hearers would
hese opportunities of listening to
him again; they led had the oppor-
tunity •.•vest 110)05 of late to seeing
his naIW In the n.wNI.IIwrM, and he
had noticed it there. aim., at tones
Such .events as those which had been
.•agro..ing the ■tents id- t he pub-
- he during the pant sew w,.I.s were
tie lis regretted. hoot who n much (hingo
o.eurred, the only r,vree to hollow
was to fare them manfully. lir.
Station claitsrd he 1.ed done this
and had no tear whe'eser of the
result of the report from two of On-
• tario's moms learned Judges. , Re felt
■Nsured that not only is the County
of 1'eterboro, hut th:ugh„ut the
Province the people bud their minds
made up from the rel lune given as
to what the result wn,eld be and he
ronld not but feel that the people
had not loot conf.Ience In him.
SUNDAY RIOTS.
iI mile.
Rowland
ARSENAL UP, GUNBOAT DOWN.
MONTREAL TIED UI'.
Street car ample.. 0. out Berme the
Cousra.y Would Sot Arbitrate Olden.
sures -14o strike hl Tomato.
Montreal, May 23. -At 3.30 o'clock
this morning the Montreal 'street
railway employe* and electrical
workers decided to 'Io out on strike
to -day. 'Pine vote to go out 011
strike was 1,2414 for and only ll
against, '19u, rock on which the Di -
got jet ions het ween the employes and
the cuwpul.y 'split was the recogni-
tion of the priewiple of arbitration.
The company retuned l0 listen to lilts
proposition. Now Montreal is tied
up. •
it Is settled that no strike will oc-
cur anuing Toronto street railway
employes. The principal thing the
men gain is the right of their griev-
ance couunjttee, which practically
means union domination, and the
right of arbitration is ales conced-
ed by the company.
Methodist District Meeting.
.a. Fria. KIIIM and Tw..tr-05. Mor
tallyW.andaa. -
Santo Domingo, May 96. -The ars-
enal at Santiago wbs blown up yea
terday by .•n•uu.s of the present
Government. G. -n. Ennio was koiled
and twent yen... per ems mortally
wounded. '11.e troops are pursuing
Gin. doe. Altars., who Is said to be
the author of til•' .explosion.
The -gunboat Colon, which convey-
ed Gen Ihathamlet to Sone hey , has
been 1',nt off Cape Fw,pada Ilea-
chnm!•a and four others saved them-
selte•e in at boat, but the remainder
of 11.' crew was lost.
TWO WOMEN DROWNED.
Fa/aleloes ,n Toronlo My Heroic Attempt at
Restos.
McK I NI'S Ohl Shunt,
Jordan BIut•k,
The animal meeting of the Goderich
diltreit of the Methodist church WM
held in the Ontario street church,
Clinton, last week.
The ' 'stet lett tu•teiir,n was held on
Tues.hay, Rev. Or. Ihittiel, of G.Mlerieli,
acting es chairman, and Rev. R. A.
Miller, of Val•Ita, ae tweretary. All
the Illi hissers of the distl•i,t, with one
exception, were pent. Wellington
A. hinlay and NVs•'an A. (liffou'eI were
el lutist ou trial its prtlautiumt•rs and
returned to college to t f tete 1 heir
I. -se. )(vv. J. (:mete, II. A. New-
s be and W. W. Leech wl•Ie.Ynl-
tinutiI on t'1e snips i-eimuit,ttYd Inst, and
leve NVnt. Miller 00 the •inlet t
acv list.
lit the eV ' g 15 public meeting was
held. at which Rev. Lr. Daniel gave a
brief sketch of the history of J11111
\Vestey, contrasting his life with that
.4 the great infidel. Vu1114ir•, and
shaming the growth of l'hristianit)
un/11•r the nue, and the disintegration
of the emtpiree that Is Medi the
to the philosophy of the latter. Hese.
I. 11. IN mllwitt followed with a we•II-
prepluoYl !taper 1111 NVeelleya111M111, 1tn
growth and Its impnt'tante in the
t'vaugelir•atinn of the world.
Its,
%V.shiesslayth. meeting uptuel
fur general Wittiness, oil' an equal 1'-
jl1Y•w•ntalti.n of clergy and Wylie n,
the circuit relent. were handed Iia,
and' there Nene reported a net inose..•
in the weullrMItipof aIittle.wet. flf1v,
and in the ordinary 1116;14u11mry fund
n( $$:i.
The tali nu•m .Ipes•ttt Well" J. P.
HNow•il and R. l ming, Gtalerich: J.
Jackson and .1. Taylor, Clinton: J.
It.Nli.ha.•i. Sea fott11; J. ( 14 1.1114)4. 11u1-
nle.villec J. Wilford, Myth; S. Trelea-
ven, Dungann.m: H. Hot•ney, Nile; H.
S. nailer. 19• iller; Jatir•M Knox,
Auburn: Gets. Grigg Walton: H. G.
Webb, 1ond.slalirt ; H. ('rich, Tucker -
smith; P. Lisle, Bayfield; E. Johnston.
Varna.
It was lw•.euiewsuleti that Rev. J. G.
Yell/and rreive $ltMl, and W. NV.
1 .. t h $.alt from the sttte•11tua11111t f 1.
Auburn p etromotuege Wan n•pltrtell de-
sitoyI'll by file; it t, su,111t wa. I141.M-
.d asking for p, l tutissi.n to *ell the
!clew magi. at Uungant/.n and apply
p i:,M•e•t.ls ,if sale 1111 a 1111re suitable •
1,4•v. H. M. M g ami Mr, Wilford
Will' appointed e 1 't tee 14. v i'it
IIIIPon1.n..
and wreak t.tr1gt'•g4t• . Nrld"
naMrt'tatin what can be crontributed by
1 hem.
The ballot iitg laymen w'.•tt• al1.IMrllll-
e•ll to attend the annual : .11.
P. Itrtwn, It: 1' g. John Jackson.
.IecobTa)'lor, J. MI;.Mirhat,l. J. NVi1-
fnol. J. Knot. K. lie Webb, -M. Tr•-
k..vl•n. H. Hoiiley. James Je•nkim.,'l:.
Grigg. NV. Crooks, E. .Johnston, 1'.
Cole. H. Crich. W. Mitrl•h and N. Il.
Young
The following wets• elected on the
eonfetena e . 'lees • Stationing.
Revs J. Ke lye, .ate•rnnte. Rev. M.
.1. Wilson: Mtatisti.al. J. P. Btvawn:
S lay *clued, Rev. 7'. H. ('ouplaid
,Inti J. lay tor; Epworth League. He•v.
J. Hummer atnd H. i g: contingent
fund. Roo-. J. Holntes and J. NVilfot.I:
sust•ntatitrn, leve. J. W. Robinson
mud R. l.. Webb; temperance. Rev. T.
H. M, -Nair null P. l',tlee. roa•woriel. Rev.
H. NI. N. ' g 1 H Homey; Sab-
bath 011444.1-1:111er. Rev. M. J. \Vilsson
And S. 'I'n•Iettven: church property.
Isley. E. A. SIIAW x1111 NV. ('rooks:st•ate
of the work. It•v. J. 4:. Velma and J.
Knox. ting, law'. its' Giff.nd
and 11. Money.
1111• meeting espy...eed itself its being
hearty Mvlululthy with the 1'ris.,n-
ero Aid Association in wetting legis -
ion at the present wa5ion 1.1 Parlia-
ment. 'rh.• t..i,hUions in reference to
the proposed ahutlgattiad ionuCrti•ner'M
chntrll with Ontario strY"•t rinse h.
Clinton, were (avo:011y received. and
Will In. Ira mdtrl to conference for
adoption. Nothing teas *1 • its t•t•fet•-
enie to.thins chn1Y•h. With the exrrp-
li.n that it sg•vice will be given them
7s lwf.re . leaving the matter for the
stationing r 'tier to deride The
'onf'rl•nee• will ie *looked togi•n01 NVmI-
tiitl church permission) to sell said
chutr•11 property, pros .i.l.. topIs• all -
lied t41 moving wail) V11111 • 1 1., the vil-
lage of Walters.
Next year the district lneeting"will
be held in Goderich.
'Toronto, May 2:1 --Two women
drowned, the body of one •1111 wtam-
tng, Is the latest tragedy enacted on
the play. Eighteen -year-old Libby
McKenito of 31) Wood street. and
Mrs. Mary A. Beckett of 119 Seat-
on street, were, with four others,
thrown Into the Day by the, capsiz-
ing of a mackinaw and drowned. The
body of Mit. lbKenlrie has not yet
been recovered. Crtew IOT- iW'tlr Atte,
tracted another sailing 'party to the
se'noe of the distressed, and a strug-
gle to rescue eoe women from • wat-
ery grave ensued.
In the capsized boat were Fid. Ate
ted, a printer on Yong(' street; T.
ltl,hards. William Shames Libbie
McKeon le, Jean McKenzie and Mn.
IlecLet (.
At 1..45 last night, L. E. /Sarah,
sailing the wacklnaw "Toinui," ac-
companied by Charles Mi11er and 11.
M. Lamont, heard screams for help.
Righting about in the direction of
the cries for assistance. they bore
down on the spot, but 1t went past
the mark.
Charles Miller jumped Into the
i.assing mackinaws' dinghy and re
turned The three men were still
afloat, two holding a woman each,
but the third woman had gone down.
In the Inky darkness a struggle for
life went on for a quarter of an
hour. Then the boat manned by le
Marsh returned picking up three men
and one woman who were still afloat.
The eases. of the sad accident was
the neglect of the two men. who had
hold of the jib and fore sail, not let-
ting them go when the boat Wu law
Ing turned to the wind.
Five tart aed Tee Carr tewoll.h•d by
Mea 1 asci.. a,spafblr.r..
Montreal. May 20 - Forty -live cars
nothing; two caro smashed; three
men and two women in the hospit-
al.. the cars on the Inn up to 7 o'-
clock; over 30(1 lights put out, and
ten or twelte men under arrest for
intimidation, were owe of the fea-
tures of Sunday's strike record.
There was a conflict on St. ilenie
street at 5 o'clock and another at
Fast Mt. Catharine sleet • little
earlier, with the Maul(' as given
rho ee.
Flreinoa Awad the Slater..
The serious 'iota which took
One,. Sunday Istvan to hate cleared
the sir, and the order of the Attor-
n,•y-General to allow none of these
arrested for intimidation out on hall
has had the effect of quieting down
thing to their normal state. Soule
45 cars were run y.Sterdey. and
while they were crowded moat of the
limn there were no attempts tu•in-
tertere with the omplo'•es in the dis-
charge of their duty; coneequenlly
the last car entered the 'shops last
•rnIlling at 7 o'clock, without a
tingle accident being ,sported
'The turning out of the fir.• bilged,'
by the Mayor with orders to duck
tilt leaders of any parade or procen-
Min thatmight he f,, vied prevented
all propfee l demonist rat ions.
AUTO RA(JEHS KILL SIX.
--
Ghastly Record of • Compemtion Maid in
Feasts.
THE KING'S PLATE.
T'5s 1)7...51 Stable euro. rwhlie a aar-
prlw ..d Win. First earl aroma
-Th. .a...d Day.
Toronto, May 26. --The Ontario
•(nekey Club's spring race meeting
began on Saturday. The g,enlent in-
terest centred In the King's Plate
rte.. Of tb• fifty horses whoe*
names were me IA* 1.1 day of March
inueribed coo the entry Ilatfey t1,5
Ring's rut. of 1iMA, fifteen nurvh-
M the tr1.1s of training with inch a
•hnw4ng aa justified their owners In
.ending them to the polka. As in gen-
erally the, ease, Mr. Seagram had the
larivet represent alton, three o,tt. of
14-4 $its aatrlp, get fa t11a JudiaMat
Our1Wiy
All that you want to got it:
what you pay for ; be sure you
get it ; It isn't just enough
that you get a shoe that looks
$3,50 worth ; it has to weal
and feel up to the price. You
are losing money, losing time,
and losing comfort if you are
not wearing Our sil(es.
J. P. KA VA NA GH
Paris, May 28.-lt in now possible
to assemble from the many reports
slung the ratite i of the tient stage
of
the Perim -Madrid auto race a com-
plete Inst of caaualti.•s. This shows
six persons killed, two so dangerous-
ly injured that they may die, and
ten seriously injured. During - 7hu
day it was asserted here that 17
persons had been killed, and that 17
were Injured; but this was not war-
ranted.
itordeaux report. that many of the
competitor'', Including Militant ('har-
ron, Thellier, and P'a.Yy desired to
abandon the rune, Mit athero insist-
ed that their efonor required them to
remun.e it sr the Spanish frontier, 11
IlOasible, hot the Spanish Govern-
ment later forbade the race', thus
compelling it'' complete ahandon-
ment. The manuflet urerm have
agreed that, an a road lace in imluos-
stele, the meeting will be resumed
within a closed enure.'.
A late despatch from Rorleaux
adds another shx•k'ing accident to
the long lint of rkettalt i'm. Mme.
f'hnyndeaa, a,compant•d by her hus-
band, ls,lh riding bicycles, were
wetching the panning 'Automobiles 12
mil. s from llnrde.lnx, when a horror,
frightened by the noose, bolted and
overturned the Indy. .,ho fell under
a racing onto lIoth her legs were
rut off and the hopes of saving her
life at Alight
se1n1AM 114 rhareh,
London, font May 24 -William
aglow•, for )rem township collector
of North T*,m-hester, wrlI llnnwn
throughout tin cnnnry and In the
rite, wan found dead yeeterdoy in
the Met hornet Church at tido showeA
nam A
revolter that lay by i's
that he had committed suicide'
Millet's helpp� Pnwdet's cure.
sale by JAW. WHsun.
The Late Jacob Sheppard.
Another highly respected pioneer of
Iowl mham joinlul thesilent mu ority, in
the p ers''it of Jacob Sheppard, w'ltwr
dearth ••Torsed on Saturday, Nay Ilk h,
at the age .f MevenL)•-sev'n yt•7ls, hen
mamths And five slays. His wife, who
had lst'11 Ill flit• Myrtle vows, melt.-
ceased him but a fewweeke ng'. 'tile,
late Mr. Sheppard hell hem iia poop
111.7dth 4,,:• several year. from dropsical
and heart trouble, and spent n (..spit•
of years in Ooslerirh. 1'linton and
G.Nlrrieh Ww•nship, which slti•nwst to
revive hits in his, declining years.
rs.
Lost year he returned to his home alt
Oil Springs. Ont., where his son .bill
also resides, and despite kind etre mil
11144144441 skill Pollee !Wel to the inevit-
able. His father and 11i lthrr Wit''
nat1'.s of (men's And Tipperary. Ire-
land. and ,Amir 10 this 'motley tomb -
ably righty yens Ago, the attbjett of
this brief mild' being born et
Mtreetsville. Shortly after, the family
Illo I to (4,1.11eri,•h township, where
they settled on 1.it 20. et1111e ei.n 11.
'The late .1ole011 74heppsnl w'AM 11111 .1f n
large f,rlllly Of olw•.•rflll Anil w'1.l1-
prepMlrti el brothers, the Nix of Goon
at • time weighing Assail 1,:114)
Is 14. The five mart iyntg are George,
at Nile. ('apt. William. of Portage IA
l'Iairir, MOIL. And .Ilthll, ./H Mee 701.1
Thotn*s, at Clinton. Mr. and Mts.
John Sheppard. the patents. Tweed
Away shunt seventy and teed y -flys.
years Ago, and wl•t'1• laid to est in
(i,x1'n acre at. Holttesville. The tette
Jacob Mhe ipirl W*M net a elan of
many words. hitt .luring him bong life
he woe ever falthfnl to h • and
country, of br,ael eit•wx d tolerant
mind, with A kind h,•artr his fel-
lows. 111(' wa.m rue of the pi11nrr'M
w'hn helped to chop ' down and make
the first rowlwnv .n writ street,
(iiwlerirh, andel...assistYd him brother/
in militilnt• work .n what is now known
me the Huron rout. (hiring' his whole
For
1903
WHITE STAR LINE
FIFTH ANNUAL
ONE DOLLAR EXCURSION
From Goderich To
ETROI
AND RETURN
Wednesday, June 17th
1 Jordan
Block.
McKIMSi 'Ooderich.
Ont.
Our Buyer is in Toronto
This week after the latest goods and on the hunt for
Bargains, which will be here on Saturday. Mere
will be money in them for you.
Window Shades
NVe bate Imo must 'f these itl the
good kind., the) tn•• the beet linen
(oiled up/apne•, uewe$t rulers sod heat
mlh•1' . 01141 Wal will sell
the :alk• kind for Irk•.
'Nuslins
111.'kit's that lint I:nh' luck rout but
:urs cool. 1In kind that du not hook
chomp hitt sur 1.11. priced. l
1'2}c', 1.5e, XIV and :cr.
:A1d. NEN' AND THE 1.ATES'I''.
fliHinery
'rills ha. le•.•n til.• enact neoUlon fix ua
in the ,aiilliit, u•y department ate,'* tee
sue ,. II Millinery at dry -goods pricer
and always hat 0 the newtal bestow
we were ION 1'euh.l it with a led nT
surly 11petii ug mode. Moore IIeW
willin.gy this week,
Jobs
S.•.• mer 43...verm :(1 ...', Ike a 35e.
•• feather. at lit• :old y
N11•11'M nm,l It.ty ' White 1411.1 colored
dress shirts nt Mc and two for 75.•,
mew. and boys' ,trite hats 31e to 75e,,
Mlsrial at 33.•.
CLOTHING
\V,• have clothing GI sell not to keep ; our low price. prevents us from
Leeping it long.
Nlett's x11.1 boys' suits, all prie,•.m, and til,• Iest for the price in the market.
It ,�. kt ieke•rs, men's 'mots w1.1 overfill..
Nett [ilea fast, true Ise. .Ask for tickets .n (china.
McK/M'S BUSY STORE.
Enrmtrmtnrnrrr►mmmmmmmnrmmm+mmmtn
I nvict us Boots
at $3.50, $4.00 and $-4.50.
After searching invest igal i enol due tt•ia1 we are VIM-
vthat the InvirtOA INMItN 111a1Ate by Gest. A. Slater, of
MontY•al, is • of the best lied' IMM,t made, *Iwo at
pries IM elisil', cue of
the 11•st vvdttes. 11.
iM a IMslt We fet•I
!Wield 1of.
•
Graceful in design'
iM•1•t Y'6 ill tit and
Intl dressy, control.
table, A1111 for wear
t he espial of any $:,,11)
bed )'all ever waw.
Only $1.00 Round Trip
Leave Goderich for Detroit 8.30 a: in., Wednesday,
June 17th, (cauada time.) Arrive Port Huron at noon,
Detroit at 4.0o p. m.
Returning leave Detroit Thursday, June t8th, at
1.0o p. m. Central Standard Time, Port Huron 5.30 p. m.,
arrive Goderich 9.30 p. m.
Friday, June t9th, at 8.0o a. m. (canada time,) leave
Goderich on the return to Detroit.
Fare with baggage $1.00. '
A Special Excursion Train will leave Stratford at
jo a. m.,Wednesday, June 17th, stopping at Mitchell,
Dublin, Seaforth, Clinton, and Homelsville, connecting
with the morning train from Wingham, Blyth, etc., at
Clinton 7.4o and arrive in Goderich 8.15 a. m.
Thtitntiaty night Special Train -loaves Goderich on
arrival of steamer from Detroit, for Clinton and way
stations to Stratford.
GODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT, TUESDAY EVENING
White Star Line Steamers
C. F. BIcLMaN, 1'..rr,c Mc.
E. H. Avis, x.cumno. Aor
Aa^
te•nsit•t•. and hi. antlrition w•au to owe
no nuan anything. and We believe wee
rat truthfully may he haul nota living
enemy. The funeral. which took place
from the hulnl• of his mon-in-law, .1. G.
Mh•.'3i. 10th ,.nreesi.n, Gl slerich tow't1-
ship. ion Tueslaty afternoon of last
week. to Clinton cemetery, was 011e of
thelargest ecer w'ti its the s4•lion,
being (idly as utile I n half in length.
1t Was let' the ail%pieeM 11f 1.. O. L.
:141, of which it might be said he was
the founder, and for many y-eaus the
pro deet )t•, *111,1 I.. O. 1.. 1141. Rev.
*1r. NVt•ight ' Insetted the beautiful
service of the Episcopal church at the
honor and. grave, while the Orange
set vire nits 1 tinted by P. l', NI.
Timid and Hr.. Wright man. 711e 1ut11-
11i•aers were old neighbors, Gen. A.
CoSoper..John Thompson, fits). Miller,
Gabriel Elliott, R in. Stanley and
Peter Steep. amt,mg those from' a
did AMA' Well' him two daulght•to from
130st/111. Niels.. his .1111 John from Oil'
F
Springs, and till• Nh•wstsNNe. setrr
from 1.tickn.w, 'rhe nein.• .f ,Jacob
Mheppattl will bong be cherished by
the hosts of people who knew- hitt) M.
long and loved hint .o well.
Med'., Price $:131), $t.l1lt�I$4.it11•
Baty a pith.and try the•nh, 1f they hail )' ,tl r • hue k
and gest yew• nu,rm•y or at new tlatit'. That shown our vomit -
dente in theJlvietus boot. '
7'he• mew s
styles are .1101)' I
await yo our
Sizes It to 111. All
numb. with Goodyear
welted exteusioii
Wm. Sharman
= 1'IIINElt E -*M'1' S'1'. and \S411:ALIE.
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Teas at lee Lent.
Woodstock, May 21. -The Wood-
stock cold storage warehouse col-
lapsed at 7 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing. Several hundred tons of ice
were Inst, while the 'striatum, valu-
ed at $5,000, is a cotuplelr• tome.
THE Si..'. 11, is the best local l news-
INIIt'r in \\ ,•.t. Hutson :.t $i m year.
HOSPITAL
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The Big Sale
Munro Stock
of
Dry Goods
Is on.
Great Bargains In every line. Every-
thing goes regardless of cost.
A large quantity of choice goods still
unsold.
Now is your opportunity.
STURDY & CO.,
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anadian Northwest No. 11 Coiled Spriug'Mtet.1 W
ireal $2
a.- nCement, per barrel
I'agt hence. x -wire, at, pt•r tlwd
erf-
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- A Bargain
I have bought for cash a large quantity of
the following seasonable Hardware at
and as long as they last you can have
them at the follo*ing prices for cash :
.'1 following return f.it...
4rr,,a I Isol em(p,w ,$ )Uwinetpa
II1w.ewrlla x'ntheme
l lain
Yris:11.TTT
rrstee.n
th.." 1$35
iAlai.aMIe ...awry
ItaswwIa
aw ea •Iver a d nrr, r Q jl u
wa•seeM j et alr,nu $'r
wawaaesa ..
(l11ttt g.ti,ij4 •11111.• 11l1..lunc (alit. i.• -
filming within 1141 d71', h•on1 date '4ww-
ie.iie, Good going Jlllt• ft lt, valid t' I E
routers until M.•pt. 14111, 11141,
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' Where Is Spoil the Semler
The femme. Muskoka ieakts, Lek,
of (Jays, bake Niftiasitrg. Knwartha
teke., and 11m MAgnetewsn River are
reached only by the Grand Trunk
Railway System. Kxeellent hotel se-
rommlrinli"n. healths',•Iitttit•, netting.
etc. Oeneriptivr Ilta•ratiils and All in
ftwine 1 ion 4t'.m,
F. F. t.AWRKNI'K,
Town Ticket Agent, Goderich.
J. 1), McOONAI.i)
life his Widower tranteu:t)ma were et- I)patrict I'a.ewnger Agent, Toronto.
Pogo -Gale, 12 -fort, at
Plytienith Hinder 'Twine :
1e•alve vont• 01114•124.
Mt Whit,. I,.•::•1. I'Th'phnnt Willful. pinr•, ;it .... f*t.i ,it)
711 %'hit.• 1,eatl, lintNorlrsni., purl,' at 1, :d)
:Ili haul's 1.1ns'ed OiI at, per gal. - Itis
:12 Nails at. per trowel a
Gold Medal. 11'. 6t'•,'11 Mh.•af. 125e.
for Twine. Priri' gnau•atiteeol.
Don't forget that 1 01111 nulla you an s- *vire London Fence for 3Sc a rod.
Ready -Mixed Paints
k
1 handle the ".Ark" hrnnd. It is. 1ile• lest. is w,•nthet• And Neater proof, If y1111 ns• it
mice you will toot w•:Int any other kind. 1. have handled it lot the past -sit „cut's. 11. 11a4Y Is•e•n
ttit'tI• tested Anil 4.1111,1 soli-ofa411iry in every way ; and the tnunufArturet' Wive the pbtnt ,enol
, :Ipife' to turn out the very beet iodide on the market. 1'.0 will Ire able to teb theit• paints
in future years. They are not likely M be ptl out, of 1,u,Hnlom.
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