The Signal, 1903-7-23, Page 7; 'L'
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH
r.
ONTARIO
TbUldIDAT, July 23,:.1903. '7
taws of THE DISTRICT.
D1STRIOT MOTE& uun the coutribet not laterthalt
he a statiou lite Graf of Reptember.
's Hill =it4;tin
P. R. from Guelph DUNGANNON.
to
Uoderlch.
Some pencils broke into the hotel
at Walton a few nights ago acid
carried off • quantity of liquor, stored
iu the teller.
John Opeolit, who had been manager
of the Bank of HeinUtou at Lucknow
for three yaw, past, has beep trans -
to the branch at Indian Head,
Atm.
Teraosv, July 2114t.
PAIDallint failliellw Are
busily engaged in securing hay And
fall wheat erupt which aro reported
to be excellent. ‘Veatiter is at present
ver•y favorable. Fall wheat lb reputed
to Is an excellent -quality.
itentrutRY.-The remains of Clara,
youngest child of Jamem Fwlward, Se-
bastopol, north of Dungannon, were
Architect Fowl., ha, been prfpimi t..ntemdarred tittillh:nwgitasunosubolceamilevtseryytiaol:
plans aid specillcatktas for it holldiug
old and. died after a short illness of
for the Sovereign Bank in Clinton
throat trouble. Tlw bereaved parents
and two stores adjoining for IL B.
have the rineere sympathy ot the
Combo.
e llllll umiity in he sudden departure of
O. s.84°. 61' fur'aw temeller '" their beloved child, who is gone to be
floderieh lOoliegiste institute, now of with Him Who when on earth blessed
'Kincardine WO W" little children and invited thetu to
nuirried itt Morkkot ('Qom, to Ali" come unto Him.
Ella B. Clay.
PuitsmAL-Mrr. Manners. of Wing.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and hostile ham, who lat on it visiting tour to eels -
left Wilton) loot wind' for their new tins beret anil at tither txtinta, gave
Mane in 'towel, where Mr. Johnston your kumbleacribe a phew/sot call. We
baa purclumed a large interest in $ ware. pleased to see her -looking so
furniture factory. well John and Thomas Bailliord.
The congregation of Kist): church, of Westfield. M. WAW41110all, were the
Kincardine. laud week celebrated the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. McNevins
completion of the twenty-fifth year of on Monday, the. 20th Master A.
Rrv. Dr. Murray'r pastorate, and pre- Roach returned I last week after
rented him with it MOS silver rervice. having a plettaitnt viiiiting tour to
H. C. Doan, V. 8., of Zorlek.
who friends at. Itunlop and Goderich
Mire Lorette Roache is spending Mai -
Mut a very narrow escape front in -
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
stent death • few days ago from being
kicked and traiulted upon by it heavy .111._`1‘. m (.1.)`114'. 'F. ""Iii
41
stidlion, is now thought to have a good ".". "e7"'111 liar 14,W .(i -
rieh W. McArthur,L who it not -
chance uf recovery.
ployed in tioderieh, lisittiendiug
The 144111"f (bit Arlkinfl inoukicri. id days+ with his family. He looks well
Winghant fur itoosaulting a nian on and tut if the pure air of Goderich and
the night of the Ilith inst., took place Late Huron breezes+ agreed with hint.
on Friday hefore'Mayor Vatutone and
D. Mt•Nevitos, sr., is enjoying
Magistrate Dunnage. °Ile uf the himself Aliarng friendifdt
Arikers wax fined $10 and costa. Heiman mod tot herpoints.
The Wingbans union !Sunday whilstl nrrosi another norreasondeno
ezcursion will go to Kincardine this wee. Treleaven spent Sunday in the
year,. Ilse date will he T"H•daY. county town..
August 4th. Wingluuts's civic holiday. W. Oliver, of Prosperity. is Moving
The excursion will cover ponds on the into our rifles&
line from Clinton to Kincardine.
Miss -Holmes. of Liu:know. is the
W. 11.. Thinupson,_ peanuinent eft- goeat
izen Treirwater. died on Saturday, Mire Winnie !Miry, of iiindorth, is
mkt Lniit., after sa Mows wiftending visiting her tarter.,
ver several months. Demand haul Mrs. J. McNab is recovering from
business intereetn, and bad been her recent
it dent of Teamster for twenty- MnD. J. Sickle Mu returned from
sigh exam her visit at Kini•ardlitir.
Giu. who, for the p311isot Lillie Smith, of idicknow. is
the rivet of Mrt. MountAin.
Mfrs Smith, of Mount Monett, is the
vent tof her aunt. Mrs. S. Derves.
Mrs. (leo. Manners- of Nl'inghant.
is visiting her mother. Mn,. Mcklath.
Miaow« Maggie and Martha 31allotigh
are attending the convention at
Detroit.
Rey. A. W. Rithintettialid family are
attending the C.. E. convention. at
I)etroit..
Mrs. flarke, who haa been en:Ai:5
her mon. Tomple-Clarke, boo ret
too her In lllll • at Auburn.
Mex. A. ,A. Thompson (fortiterlv
'Mims J. Mallought. of Winnipeg, is
visiting at the ohl home.
Thr drug store 01 getting a coat of
fresh -paint. When others see the int -
'novelle -a vrhatu they'll follow unit.
laid Si lay the pulpit of the
Methodiat et .11 Was 4,weilpird by
Memoirs. (hit... ( &Vitt *lid lbs.. Het her
ington. ef Nile.
Mims H. 7.. M. N1'hyousl. of, Mill-
brook, has arrived I for her, %A-
velino. after spending it couple of
weeks at Grand %. alley ;Ohl Tent -
water.
Moe
twelve c&rt has been a teacher in (be
Exeter publie school, luta resigned her
position. nhe will remain at home,
while Miss Evelyn OM leaves shortly
take a two years' course in Toledo
cl.y hospital.
'. J. Chapman and family left
Witgham last• week for their new
bow. in Acton. Mr. lliapnati for
many ears conducted a glove factory
in 'thghaui. but the busiume has
been anIi3gsniattd with that of the
Storey �v. manufactory et Acton.
On VS" redey of Lust week Mime
Bertha l'. thundy, third daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. 'red. Grundy, Liseknew,
was 'married tt Rom (i. lonowr, (of hig
Salida, Mich,. The ceremony Will4
performed hy R. Dr. - Murray, of
Kincardine, at wine of the twkles
parents.
Janus B*ack!initit hax sold his
farm. It 42. cunurenofl 3. Kest Wawa-
\norh. containing 11111 Area. to Jollies
\.1,.. Marshall, of East IViewoutemh, for
ilwito This la& good faint and has a-
' l'itit dwelling and gond fr.inie barn
with.stone stabil+. under. r. Mar-
atha! slut a guod bargain. The farm
adjoins hie father's 2111.1 acres.
Ed. Bryan* Jaintstmen, whiw,i.
away un a hasiners trip across the
oesan. has returned home. lir repo •
a Peasant time. although the Wry
arrow wax somewhat rotigh.
tidied many ptints of interest in Ire-
, land and Scotland. hiving him wheel
along with him, thux sectring conven-
ient locomotion while there,
1). Cantelon. in malmsey With other
extensive buyers. has been'tueking a
tour id the county and reports
the Apple jettapecta not no good as
earlier in the enumn. Thi. ix partie-
dourly the MOP along the valley of the
Maitland, where. he mayor, the yield
wiU not be es great an in other parts
id those townxhips.-News-Remorti.
A pleamot and interesting event
took 'place at the residence of Mr. anti
Mr,' Stitt, Leadintry. on - Wednesday
• miming, (Rh inst. when Mr. Stitt.
stepdaughter. diem E Jene
Forbes, wait united in merriege with
John MAPlieriton.aAiroorermier1Pr
of the vicinity. Thr cereniii wtui
performed by Rev. Mr. Anderielin, of
Walton, in the pristericeof neru-ly 2IIII
invited guest«. Th,e-- bride wait a
picture of taadenty-growe and Modest y
and was bealltiftrflV robed.
A Minentoble death at Exeter wail
t hat of Mins KIM Morlock, At the early
age of istrenty-one yearn. Mist Mot.-
htek lute not been well for smite tint',
lottenothing serboint was thought. And
ehe was preparing for it trip to visit
• friends in Columbus. Ohio, when she
was taken more seriously ill and in
hopes of prolonging her life an opera-
tion wail reformed for appendicitis.
he
Sbore t e operation well and quite
recovered front the efiectis, hut owing
to other complication. -.he gradually
sank. away oil Friday evening, loth
inst.
The home of Kenneth Cameron. of
West Wawanosh. was the scene of it
very pretty event on Mattircitay even -
in, July 4th, when Dr. A /4. Mc-
Dowell, of Bayport, Mich.. Was united
In InArrifoge to Mina Lizzie Keith, of
Albany. N. Y. 'the nuptial knot wait
tied by the Rev. Mr. Millyard. if
Lueknow. after whieh, All mat down to
4 oiceir Prepered tea. The evening
was spent in Voce! and intanimentid
music.
Mr. McDowell left Ow follow-
ing Monday morning to resume his
practice amidst the good wishes of hie
manyfriends.
Walkerton Telescope p --One of the
new promoters) of the Ilitron-Ontario
Electric }hallway was in town on Fri-
Oeseibilities of the district And the
/
1 y. Thls WAS Mr. Nawyer, of Mont -
drilla; °Hovel' mttal.he routeiAnt ithlemila ellAineleW fkrfi
•asitutinting hinwelf with the Muffles')
I Prolability of being able to Peru*"
water porn% He woe accompanied
f1 -nm Flesherton to Hannvor by
Gilbert McKechnie, of DurhAm. and 48
Mr. McKeehnlat la An enthusiastie
ailnktipe of the railway, it tufty he it.sinned that everything favorable G)
(bit Motional wan duly pointed mit.
by the time Mr. litawyer
"*(44 Walkerton he Mid about
made lift his mind that the railway
would be & good thing, that there was
Modem* enough in sight to nuke it
Per and plenty of 'weter_privilettm
Aloal the route to rito it, Hee*
. '''i 1111111self ati hunts delighted wfth the
Mammon+ of the emintry. Indeed. DUNLOP.
fre had come up here expeeting to en-
* seMtoriklernent and wait UnlellitY. July Sath.
4.»fleSItk'nfly not prepared for the Thos. Tiehltneue was at the linveall
t's, %Anatol, whish awaited him. Prom paltering of Gentlemen HoodoY Of
WaMisrinn Mr. Niefper left fOr WM*. lee '41`06k.
lentbee! in a few &ye to Mho Annie 11 him) Mot otme
make further twrawdoastraor. If they again to Churchill, 8tnieor county, to
Archie taiga. oo wisn 4bit vat* (bap beim Meese Mr he* brother Charles;
LEEBURN.
Morosv, July 2I1th.
Fall wheat -hart-isnot); started 111
this ..it last week.
Joseph Mi•Sevitt was with his
lades of Nile ()range lodge at the
ngenwn's gathering at Blyth Mon -
v of butt week. . .
LOYAL
rottener. July 21.
James Amin is st Loyal ren•siiIig
old /um no taiscirm.
ihnilop's pretest sct•ilie paid oval
a visit laid 4 day.
Mrs. J. Jonemi of Disierii•h, visitedMt-,t.
M Vt. (1.- F. McPhee las),Friday. •
re,,,,-
Otur leading fa r, W. F. tieing.
is pabitini- this- mese on the Jones
fano). .----
Mho f(Riti.cr, of Ooderich, spent last
week With\ her rister, Afro. A. W.
- A. W. Witteweare a smiling face-
si linen tons of hay off five Acres is a
pretty good vield. \
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PORT ALBERT.
Tricen.t V. nly 21iit.
John Medias- is home from ratfoni.,
W. W. Hoak int% of l'hicago is herr
on his annual vitiation.
T. (1. Hawkinx came down froni\the
sito int Mal 'inlay tiempend at month at
his biome here. ,
Mr. Simpson, of Brantford.Tet owned
to his h veottetslay. after visiting
his brother, tilos. •Iiiniownt sr. '
Messrs. Lehman, Irsilie, storey and
.14 ihrlMt4119 are making great porno in
✓ he
vatting in ttoune
tchiry it , Mr.,
Fichoenhalr's new mill.
A g thope in intr midst over,
i
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Haw,
kiwi and family. Mr. a d Mrs. I..
('iirrell and family, Mies M y Mclaten,
and 1)t. Hayden, all of' Olelerieh.
Mr. and 'Mem. John Bennett have
received word of the marriage of their
moil. Robert, C. Bennett, of hicagtt1
to Miss Harris ef the same city.
groom ix an old Port Albert Noy alsl
bin frienda here etingrat tilde him and
wish him And him bride every itiotpi-
nese.
MAFEKING.
nutritive. July 21d.
Wheat harvest has commeneed and
the prospetts for a bountiful yield are
very gold.
Tommy heed haa been lei& up with
a Revere attack of pneiunonia, but is
relovering nicely.
There was quite it large congregation
at' BlAke'm Sunday evening. Some of
thaw prevent heard Mr. -Smith for the
first time and enjoyed hie dietvmme
very notch.
W. R. nekton -0o 4. expeeted home
from Aasinihoita. He wee called bit
owing to the 'irritate diners' of him
father. Ind we are pleneed to note that
Mr. Treleaven It much better and wUl
soon he enjoying hie tonal health.
Word hart len respired that the
three pupils whit wrote on the en-
tranee examinetion from (hit whool
have ancereiled in purling. Ouch a re -
milt regalia to one minde the good old
Omni when Win. Henry Johnefon
used to send forth tittle hand to
victory, and almost Inds itti to Plink
that old No. P is not yet deed enough
to he hurled. anyway.
L„,,„,, • 4.
who is Nettled on2i, farm of eighty
acres there.
Our popillar resident, John 11.
Barker, watt work on hie cement eon -
tract ottUide the piers at eachof
i
the.Mait hind bridge. !Samuel tr
er,
,,Itiu the junetion of three po Mar
corners; known as Butternut and
Pophir Howl( and Hull Run Avenue, it
}fluty with his mixer, which is kept on
'the w hy John Ryan's engine, of
Turkey Run, which extends eastward
to that progressive village., the Nile of
Huron county. '.:.. . o lave a good
time in off 1 s. at Saittord, ati they
hitve plenty of the aqua ptua for run-
ning the engine and fin- refreshing
theniseivem when required. Stun., iii
his j•minger days, spent many eleaw.
ant visits in Sanford. He won 1 let
Jack blow the whistle at 7 it. Ii., so its
Wit* village bents( can sleep without
being disturbed in their . Morning
dovelike..
LANES.
TfticaltAY. July 21st.
Mims Irene Sineltzer is ladling' GI
Luck now.
Mites Spey White, of Stratford, is
the guest of Mrs. W. P. Reid.
Mr. MeBurney. of Whitet•litirch,
through our village 011 Kith -
Mr. and Mist MacGuire, of --Ripley,
were tis.- guests of Miss T. Lane, on
liablat h.
Mr, and kfre. P. finieltzer, 41 Luck -
now, visited their son, Joseph, of this
1/1/0.14, 1111 Sunday.
Mem. W. H. .11(dinston and flintily, of
Kipp. -n, are !ending a few. days at
the home of mot. 1). Alton.
• Miss Reta Treleavo•ii, of Dungannon,
15 spending her holidays with her
gertinalparents, Mr. 10111 Mrs. Lane.
A not her visitor arrived 40 (1111- burgh
on Monday. The wife of J. Mnieltser
presented hint with it tine boy.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Cougratuletions, Joe!
AUBURN.
Tresn.tv, July 21s
John t'teik, one of fair former (mac
visiting in this locality la piss(
A sister-in-law of the Rev. Mrs.
Small is visiting at the manse at pre..
ent.
Alfred Weatheral is at prissent
visiting It bretht.r in the State. of Mich
AVioto would not be ittent.her et
t he present t iiii .?
Mr. Gibson. of %Vest Wawanneh,
who lately embarked in the tiuitri
sew; experienced it sniffing sen-
sation last week., hhi better half pre-
senting him with a son'. .
Mime Wellwoutl, a former teacher of
our public te.lit ed. is spending a trat.t
of her holidays here at Arrant 're-
no•wing, her acquaintance with her
former, pupils and friends.
Haying 1/4 progrersing slowly, many
Oroliting.frodif the putt Sel4144/1 and
Stiffing atittirkeolot having too much
reputes! at„tbricig. Fell wheat is t•Isen-
ing quickly : already the binder is in
some field,.
John Wagner met. with it meriotim
act.itlent last Saturday. 114- wee
raking hav at his mon Jacob's, in Ahe
Maitland Block. He fell otf the rake,
receiving several bruises and cuts
aimmt the head. The altm•tor,was 1411111
mooted. In the evening 1 hey were able
to get hien home. Nothing meritnis
avorehentled.
A Painful Accident.
Witightun. July 21.--A itainfutacei-
dent happened at 'helland on Saturday
last to the Ilyear-old mon of Sire. 1.1":„.1.
Macdonald, a willow. It itiopears
and 11011.e lothera were howling chimer
tin a wagon nu..k. he being on the b
When in pitching the clover 011 two
tinem of a pitchfork entered his body -,-
tone In the abdonwn and the other in
the thigh -penetrating *bout an int.h.
The w ds have been deearieil, and
unlemai blood poissintitgemeta in the two
will recover, but, "it wits eertainlyilt
very narrow rider.
Making -Plans for the 0. P. R.
tiocknow sedueet.
--The question of extending the Cana-
dian Patine Railway front Guelph 'to
(44141erieh is again looming ttp. This
WaNIUIVIleitt4441 /U4 a live scheme twenty
years ago and has ht•ielly appra on
the inot•izion at intervals sinre t 41,
than talk was ever done. ‘Vh ther
bon for !4. • 1142011111 1111thillif 1.11111,11:r
red- tit
d dies
it stop
e (sinned
W la not
P. R. is
/wide belt
or not the present agitation wi
greater fruit we are not prep
nay, Ina it is rertitin it the IS
Clime t11 gierieh it Will
there. and we hope • vill
will see to it that Luck')
giveti the gii-by. The ('
anxions to tap the loi
through this sectiou an we are con-
vineed that if the road jti ever started
it will c ll ft, 4 41U.k111/51/.
New County Onuncit.Act,
(incite, Mercury.
The Mtitiiiipal 1Vorlil hitt' 444 rot
. -
roses' mdent ot are rat her aveo-se to the
new act relating to the 114111StitIlt 1011
Ur elaint y etneu.ils. Coder its pro-
visions the eimnrilti of It peal tnilnici-
stlities in ttlIalilly Ate empowensi to
hy resithat 1011 that it is 1 xpetli-
he conned of such rolinty
posed of the verses of
li Villages 'Ifni the inn yors
of towns bit separated fr the
coon y, instoad of the rt•presentatives
ivisions as at veil-
• the passing of
' a major-
icipali-
erk nt....1 he
s to Ors
trim- to
' •t• of
me
.-,it t ha
shoulti 1
townelsips
et 4. minty council
.-t1 (wood it Med.
dootittlis ()Mills nit
ty of the her .ibt of I,
tips in the county, the
1 ty shall ,.-it ifs the fa
comity e 11, atitishall also
the 11th itt th.tober inisert it no
t lie parsing of such resoliot bets in
nit wmpripet. vololiotheti in the (snit'
town: and en one other tiewspape
oldishet1 in t he viand V. thereafter it
shall not be necempary to holij an
election for et misty emoneillto, am
theretofore provideil in the Act. and
thereafter county ensinnils shall ire
eompoired of nutyora and reeves.
The chief 11111-C6111 is the (lisps).
porti llll ate weight whieh anti
town representatives would have in
the comae e1inn,IU4 contemplated.
One correspondent, eitem st snotty
wherein the fifttsot township ret•verl
(taking the Average) would each rep-
resent /I population of 3.1514 and
&MASI IlRlif1,4041 Inlypert F. whilst the
six villegtoreeyes would each represent
bet WI8•11 and OM of palliation.
and 4112,f514 nf 101/1144441 in•opert y.
lt ix true the amending A et vit-
rifies that on any ateetion ,involving
An extwntlit tire ii) reverts of 111,eal for
any pontos other than the "minuet
enment expellers" of the nsionkipality,
the value of each tnember'm vote shall
tw hived intim the atiootinf of equalized
atosessinent which he npresentit. It
le feared, however, that difficult iem
may easily arisein determining
whether tt promoted expenditnreef
under the head- of "towered annual
expellant" or otiwriviar. Flirt her, it
numerical ittejority, if mo dietweed,
wtmM have little difficulty, it 4.. eleim-
ed. in dividing .tp or otherwiten
monlpitleting a monied etpenditure,
elthottgh in totem of *LORI. in much
manner out to m-er-ridio a majority In
song of this mannion. of 'townie'', and
thus iftecGially diem,* of meth little
aproboalioa as ens this prawlsiost
peu-
11
a .7
poses to provide 'for the laig er
The late Premier Hartly'r t. blot aim
in chatiginv the constitution of the
county councils in 1(04 was to- do
unity with the reetionalism which
made neves and deputy reeves con-
sider matters more from the stand-
point of their own township, or village
than from the standpoint of the
county intereet. helped that the
forming of divisions would do away
with some of this sectionalism, at the
ni aincillors would • then represent a
wider constiturney. It had that effect
iti 141 110,44144111,e, but it hall the weak -
KIM/ of thereby throwing the
ty c •what out of toter.lo
wit h t he corrent tovvioltip and illage
affairs. as the county -councillors were
1111 11101111WI14 Orthe 111160111010te 1101014
tilit anti elowely in touch with thy, cur-
rent'munit ipal busittees„ as they were
under the old system. The 6/W11/alit/N.
110WeVer; are not likely to welt
the new act, as it twriously impairs
their control over the 'minty Immures
4114tistagti.
ortion t hea
ir sme
sessnt and
1.
LONGER COURSE AT NORMAL:"
New Regulations Issued by the Education D
partment.
The new regulations for normal
et -hoots have been announced. Here-
aftet the sessions will open alt the
iteemid Tuesday id September and
close the third Friday in June. Nit
tone will be aflinitted as a teacher who
does not pluses!, at )1111611'
leaving standing, and Who has not
taught • year suci•essfully. Applien-
tit 111 fur alilllititli4111 is 141 be 111101e t4/ the
Deputy Minister, at:romp:plied by ne-
tts. of 110. A certificate lit loss( health
and al chinactoo• is also required.
The standing. of students it. t tuiiii itg
will br determinokl 1/11 the results of
ttrt• oweesional exit at' it 01tilleteli
lity the Staff, and on a final
hien 11 priu•tieal teaeloing 11111111neteil
by the Educational Department.
iieeeliftet• candidates to be 1111.1.1,111111
11111141. 0114411 41) yet 04111/ 11 the
marks in eiu.h subjett of that written
and practical examinant at and no per
cede. of the aggregate markt.). Candi-
tee who 111141411 75 iter rent. of the
a regate iiiorti. shall Its awarded
lute ns, Cantlitlhtes who. obtain ti-. tami
.10 r cent. to 50 per cent. ot the
at. 'flay i,I,titiitit 'hinted. eer
aggre
filtrate, valid for time, years. Afb.r
t light surritssfully for al least
•
%.-tii t this certilkate it Ina y toe
1.0iiVerteti 1 II) a life (sit Mean. by
pu4sing the til exandeation of the
mat st.hot . i'ainithlates w ho
make 114104 than .1 per cent. 11 the ag-
gregate will be r lies:led to attend it
normal school anio ier term.
-
The e of et iit embraers. as at
present, the 14444-111.14 1, *I -Allen( 100/ 4)iS-
t4/1"U of etliwat hat, scli4 1 nianagement,
anal the best met Nods o present at it
of each siatoject of the oldie school
elaurae of study. A, Specie attention
will lw given to thr 1,044.-r bps•ts (of
nature at tidy, ete1111.111tat.y seience.
ion I tea g. and ho old
science. Tilt; calendar will be tit
in the eouree of two tor there wee
A Limit to Everything.
A retired navy enlit mitt WAS /114kell 111
fire air( old cannon in order it t bring to
the sin•fotee (of a lake the body, of
yt ming man wit.) hall iwen (intuited.
The (.aptain pet 1111
1101.11111111 SI/e111111y t11 th, edge 1.1 the
lake. and ti,-tsi the lllll Then he
010rehed bark h lllll r. In the ,Ineati-
' • it 'Maly had 4,111111 111 the /41111/14.11/
101 it Wait not that .of the venink man.
'flit. captain WaSi,td tiec.I to return.
Again be fired the cannon. This t ' •
he waited to Kee the renitit. Sin/11 then.
Wits 14 ripple and it body came top : an
other ripple and Another busty came to
the surface. '
,"There," said the captain, " take
Your pick 1"
Ift• waited- on shore while the search -
eta went tont for the botlien. They
ea ttttt • back and reported that neither
was the, body that wam watiotielt€I.
V. ouldn't in. tire the n
re
i "No •,7,staid the explain. "No, by
guns. DI/ you thiuk I'm going Lo met
up in (reposition to the judgment
r-- New York Times.
THE MAPIKET5.
firsts Futures Are Nosier -carat. Cables
•esi Loweir-;,Limi Stook Igarkots -
Thai !Attest GMetatione.
Saturday Erodes. Int, la.
1474,11001 wheat futures closed %.2 lower
toile; than un nous and cern futures ea-
chat
to 134.1 lower.
7
At lotto: Sept. wheat Suited th4lowee
(1..iwidalowry.:ftept cora %c lower a 8ePit.
0.11 trORICION
hondou--Close: Wheat to 9111 Sage eery
sprwised. 3d. ` luur-hpor
11:1t‘n..t1r2e7.4. Ifsiso on peurase, offerinll;
ot Ameican
Parts Clooe: Wheat tone quiet: leis 24f
145e, Nor. and Feb. 221 W. Viotti. -Too*
quiet. July 32f Mk, Nor. and Feb. alVe 40e.
Antwerp Wheat-- spot steady,- 2 R. W.
4.RAntwO WIERAT
renewing Ire the clods( quotations •jt
impothint wheat centres to -day :
h. No. 1 SI, Pti4 1514 7$% Tale
iii4 7714, 71,44. 784`,O441e,zonoitilciilly KIN of Woodwork.
OWL July: ::: Doe.'
i'rejl% I 164011 'wry (Of Ic/111filit1101101100111111)
l'hicago 81te 111,4 11.111 . hits rebillit 'arid refitted will;
Nes York
TOROST0 Sr. LAW/111110R MANILikr.
Wheet. rat, bash 10-76 to 40 TT
Wheet„ white, bolt 0 RI 0 TT
, ,
li'kest, spring, 0 70 • 72 id. every description ket t stock.
iVheotgooseMoth 0 70
Morley, ben , 0 4114
Lentis, bush, .1 1 30 1 00
Beaus, hateteinhea o. 1 75 Nash, Matto. forantek. Moulding stn
Fees, bush 0 714t4 Interior mad Exterior Finishing of till
ltre, .bmilt • i.. 6 45 kinds on hand or inade to order.
Ong mad 'trete-
' 110, ten ; .414 00 to 1....
Nay,it5w, per too i.. 1 50 10 06
'At raw, 1004 r bit .... 5 SO
etrsw. *car. ton ..I0 00 ....
trrillif • OM& Time lea...
10 to tn 40 71
F. SMEETH.
ontonikltheee,p,peri.
0 0 ND
Toultsir-,
Tnetems psedh 707: "101".'a6M18'
*prime oh Mini. per Intr50
Chtekediscils,e; mite
Porten dur . per pair 0 00 1 00 • !NNW
Darcy Ptrellwrior,
Eine arm!. 13144, t. "0 90" TINWARE
Ratter, lb. roils, , 40
CATTLE MAEI(ETS.
One of the roost danger -
owl and repuhave farms a
Kidney Disease Is
OPSY
• for wkitlit.bodd's Kidney
PUip are the only ibertala
out. la Dropsy the Kid -
soy* ars actually defestad
it,, and the water, which
should be expelled In the
form of urine. Sows back
and lodges in the eons of
the Rabb and pit est die
skis. Remove tits 11th
wblch plugs uT:etab
Retore cd:2le
health. There is y.
sae
A Kidney Medicine
ODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
area .0 on 119 4100 !IMO.
(aures -L'alvimi sold at 42 to 110
trireepPr43-10t0 aer, lartiSrewt'to.113.75 per ewefel
rant, wed bucks •t 1215 to -13.
Indss Latebe-Prters steady at .2.50 1.
94 wan.
•oge-Beet select bares bogs, not less
twrisamIreee, Lib% anterumaeorepetrbasoxr0:. NiehlteatseaLechi
rata at 0_40; SOWS, 14 to 114.25 per ewt,
&as stage. 42 tip Oa pot cwt.
EAST 111171rVALO 0•TIL14 WARIART.
East Buffalo. July fit --Cattle-Receipts.
75 head; steady; prime skipping Kerr*, 14.00
to 115.115; butchers' at cern, 54.20 to $4.85:
cows and heifers. 42.50 to 54.70; :hullo 141.26
to 114.25: stockers and feedent, .12.25 to
• 4.15. Teajo-itecripta, 250 head; stow, 555,
1525. Noge--Rocelpta 5)00 head; stair*,
to 10a higher 011 good welghts, where
at14541; loser. $5.75 to 15.65; mired. $583
to 55.051 YoZku-t-t. 15 to 5606; plea $4.26 to
IWOroughs. iS to $5.20; stays, 14 to 14.50;
11 t daIrtea, 15.75 to 15.110; 11..•y deletes,
•50 to 116.90sheep and Jambe -Receipt..
1100 hdadi Notify*: lantini, 114.50 to Irt; teen
Ilithatere.p-56Top25, tad:* "oa15‘..1;12ewboe.5.4...r/inwettetteso,44-
14.5° at°a$61tsti CATTLN WARIEST.
Londe.,. July 114 14ye cattle steady at
dressed wiNghti Canadian • et's,
11e to 1.2o per lb. fur Anzeiii....an teen.
to
11%c per Ib; refrigerator be.t,9 e p. Ib.
Sheep. 1044o to 12,e.
EMEZSR MARKETS.'
atillertil• ton beard today
-
BetlerDe. 1$.-1 the weekly Meek
ls of Ens I
31 factories *Eared 3300 white and 354
esuored skews. Sales on ttt board Wtro
Thi. Within 090. James •tolander 444
liarrratk & Ce 320 150 colUred. at 14 9.1tiej
Jewett Ategender 00 at WV. Balance la
&ening tot cum •t IRO tO it 044st Mast17
the iatter.
Half -Price Sale
of
3235.C'S7Cle S-La.ite3
Mlicycle Pa.m.to
3E3ozre Shirt Waists
33 °ye' 32310-umees
POSITIVELY ILL BIN AT HALF PRICE.
-4.
STRAW HATS
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE. ALIA_NZW GOODS.
New Summer Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, light-
weight Underwear, etc.
See our new American Rubber Oollars--Just
arrived.
McLEAN BROS.
ART TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. OUTFITTERS.,
'Phone 77. The Square, GODERICH.
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON
MUSIC DEPOT
Hunt out your* Bicycle
IAD I.
I-1LX' I
Tourist Resorts
Penetang.
Muskoka La
Georgian Bay, -
Upper Lakes.
Lake to Bays, -
Whit
Magnetewan River,
Kawartha Lakes,
Thousand Islands.
Quebec,
Portland, Me.,
Old Orchard. Ma.,
Mountains.
The .tis nt ,.'tottare all reached via
the (ironed - Think. Excellent ...-,sit.
ft
to Moskiokit stionet.ting with
Me:1,14'1N 1.1 or '• liSkOkik" 11,14.
and I It her 1141.1.14.4 MI Musk ka.Lakes. al-
so at Huntsville for porton lake tot
Bays.
Ttairist.tirkel• are oto sale
hog a trip throilKli the I,Akes in High-
lands of thittio. Isut 4,, I/014. tn.
'Upper Lakes. (Hill to Eastern point
For tickets. illiedrited and dizeri1.
tive literatJ111. 11 ra110411/111 11114-44
and 1111 0101.1111111011 /IS 4.. 1,1111t11-14 anil
rates for summer tours. apply to
1•4. 1•'. LAW It EN(
Tttsi-tt Ticket .tgent. floderich.
.1. )41111AIT1)N.
Station „t1(1•111. 1;011111'1141.
J. D. kli•DONALli,
1)4striet Paseenger Agent. wow..
F, SMEETH'S
PLAN INC MILL
COIL NELSON MT. and CA NIBRIA
ROAD, tiODERICII.
Building Material
Emituaittes revel/ibis' on nitplicalli»).
(inlets sidle:nisi.
HAND MADE DAIRY
Cables Loeb weed-- A nit erke • Wks -
kers Reported Moll and 011oOdy.
TOROWTO LITE STOCK.
Recrepts of lire Mock were 1104, Mast
tootle, composed ,or OM cattle, Wit toolte.
575 sheep and !mho, with 11.901 110 calor*
h:zportens 30 -it tore% .:priers are worth
45 to 1515 per cot ; owallam to good at
anent 14.7111 t. (430.
Kapott Nullit -tonic" quality hulls et
lit to Mau per owt.• send ball* bid at
113 AO to 4330per ',Wt.
Report cows -onset tows Sold at MAO
Per ewt.
belehMe. welybleg 1096 to 1100 Ihe
Eittlion Cattle -5.,k, picked Iota at
ekt.1.411:61;. gait,
or roan% .zeTttler:i
00 to 4436; fair to gond, 4435 t•
11.11 to m; rough to tanner. $2.43
etnn;
Feeders. Steen of ,fisoll MOO ton°
lbe. men an worth PESO to 44 Plwrwt
54344 Se. wsI-t4 43 ti
1571 pas *WV oft (Man a.4 sr Pow
WiEstlifire . am' weisine ars
molds NY onalimiNn r
'461.1m1m1111•11•1•11111,
I have the rtrgest
stock of hand tnade
Dairy Tinware' 111
Godorich; all made
tfirno.m heavy English
Also Favestrougli-
iiii ing,Galvanized
110411/ Iron Work, Metal
Otilings; I1.uofings,
Plumb
1:0111/: aiinigd.‘&1ings, Fur-
naces AO
00001141
Worse'
\
ave it Wiles)l and it needs repeire we have eve7thing need -
of lires, Pedals, Hints, spokei, Saddles, Enamels,
R DRPARIMINT la in charge of a Repair man ,'ho under -
eke right any ill that a Wheel Is heir to. \
trureents *till Mad. "
n"- Pianos and Organs. ,,\
t" and "tlerlin" Pianos. \
ips, Harmonicas, Mandolini, Gramophones.
lusic-Vocal and Instrumental. N \
6E0 W. THOMSON 1, & NSO!
If you h•ven't one, mil
round'and we will sell you
"Racycle"
"Brantford"'
Crescent"
"Hyslop"
"Regal"
"Berlin" ew.
VULE'S"'"""""'"
BICYCLE and
KINGSTON STREET REPAIR Shop
\\
We handle *kinds of ne geode machine., among thud
the CLEVELAND, F. . and ANTELOPE. In our shop
you will find nothing but the st, which is none too good for
you. We can 6`your wheel with a "Now Departure," "Cinch,"
or "Morrow' Quitter Brake. \They're aU right. Try one.
Our SECOND -BAND WHEI4L,S are all thoroughly
overhauled in an expert manner, anti me sure to give good satis-
faction, even at the low prices we se il at, Come and see us if
you want tatisfaction at very reasons 'mi.
Wt. nod whet.la- •
-Do all kinds direpairm-
-Sell itii•yelo• sundries
-----,Make old whet.
'e know how to dal it -hut only on fila
nd test how good the big repair shop it
es
10411 te ns.
do
YULE,- Bicycles, Repairs,
Sundries, Livery.
EET, NEXT OPERA HOUSE, GODEltial.
taiiiii114441141441411144444iiii444
HELLO!
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
LL KINDS OF -
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
rits
Scranton Hard Coal
IN TUN MARNNT
Al Otal WeIgba4 Os the Market Reales
where yoollget G3fb.. for a too
WM. LEE.
orass,--tot at LEN & 311:11PIC83.DI
Shen promptly attended te.
Superb& Cable
WIRE BEDS
l'atiostottiI MAy. 11001
ARE OUARANTEED
11111 0 11 It )17
J. BROPHEY & SON
(m1)17,111(11.
Read all The Signal 1
It is lull of Good News I
GUNDRY BROS"'
ivery, Hack
ANO
is Stables
ti(111) 'tVttMliM
C A It 411A IFS
t' 11 A E T (
A -r'
REAMONABI.
-U A T
wa.
'WelbapPoinie
'thicket and li-
able driver in
ehafge itt, the
wh)(dj'wTh
meet all/t ral 115
and steamboats
AL1, CA ..)4 ATTENDED TO
PROM1 I,Y F110111 'HOTELS
AND P 1VATE HOUSE))
GpilDRy BROS.
WrItEKT 'PHONE FIFT;i1
J. BROPHY & ON
- TIES 111401115 -
Yu:luxe& V.v.-cum and
iLmottUtte.vs.
orders earoftityorOpsoiNA it au
Mum a mu. se
Ossime
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