HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-11-8, Page 3THF SIGNAL • 'f:( DI':I.It'11 ONTAIIIO
Tures A1', November 8th, 1906 3
Xews 6f the Sistriet.
Mitchell is to have a new. up-to•date
skating rink.
1)r. Thomism. McKay. of ('ranbr)k,
it going into Iwt•tnreship with
Hunt. of Clinton, in his hospital work
and general practice.
Chas. Tritest, who lean leen teach-
ing in 8. 8. No. a, Stephen. hiss re-
signed. to take effect at the end of the
present year.
Rohr. Maxwell and Frank J. 11i11,
W inghaol. have formed a partnership
and are opening out a merchant tailor-
ing lousiness in that town.
Mies Stella Gregory will assume the
position of flat assistant teacher hi
the Exeter high rchoul at the begin-
ning of the new year.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Brown.
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Brown. 'Fotdwlch, to (fro. Elliott, of
Hattie Greek, took place at the manse,
IF YOU SUFFER
hoar Led LiooJ--milk irrraied or dire.tad -
serwu. syarm out of order acm.,h %
y01 .n .seems -wish cold hand. self11 --
pale .also. - Morten. d Leu h—
•
,.11116.r...r ,SAAR .lusrt.la
nssdir writ ages sd yea ngl4-m•de to work
corder. heals./ lite emceew as the lain, while
pw. to the root of the trouble and cleansing
de blood. Mira Owasso' and M,. Tablets,
isle 50c. a boa. Mu. Blood Tore, $1.00 •
►oak. At &rads or hoes The Chesil!• Co.
.1 Creed. Lolled. Hasdloa-Toforw
YOU
will fin.( lust Oa. l'i.drarrear you
it ant tight air •1•i //Oil weight
In
Stanfield'
"Unshrinkablc"
Underwear
Made In axes to perfedy fit
every man and in the right
wilier.; for every Canadian
timate from Halifax to the
KLodyke
Guaranteed uo.hrmk•ble, too.
Ask your dealer for
STANFIELD'S
For Baby's Bath
you must bast • soap, purr
enough to cicala the skin, and
as de4'c*te so the petals of • rose
Such a soap is
"Royal Crown"
Witch—Hazel
Toilet Soap
!l is ewo soaps
in nue -- toilet
and medicated--
f•er the pri•'e tf
one. Only We.
*cake.3for ?%r.
4.41 h rwitalwle
MOTHER, SISTER
AND BROTHER
IIed of CoosanptIon,Mrt this Linden
Indy used Psychine and Is
strong and well
" My mother, brother and sister died of
consumption,- ass Ella M. Cove, of Lin-
den, N.S., "and I myself suffered for two
rears from a distressingcough and weak
tongue 1 supports 1 inted • tendency
In this direction r
" But thank God 1 sad Psyching and it
built me right up. My lungs are now
sarong. 1 enjoy splendid health, and f owe
0 all to Psychkle."
Consumption, whether hereditary or con-
tracted, cannot stand before Paychine.
Psychthe kills the germ, no matter bow It
attache the lunge. Psyching builds up the
hody and makes 1t strong •nd able to
resist disease. Psyching is an aid to
d•g..ton and • maker of pure, rich blood.
Tb• greatest giver of general. health is
PSYCHINE
(1lsaamona llLs)
50c. Per Bottle
ts.lpr lll\•a M sad dreagitlaes
Sea t. A. UIV tissiaAe Tennis.
Noidw'i,h, on Wednesday of lout
week. Rev. A. H. Hobson officiated.
M1. void '.1r... Elliott will reside at
Battle ('reek.
H. L. 'f•aylur and family, who have
resided in litussels for a her of
years, pimps*. removing tit L.tuuIon in
the near future. ,
E. Phillips has disposed of his pro1i-
rely in 1� hitp•:hurch. The black-
smith shop goes to 71:un. Hutchirelu
+old the resided•,• to Jas. Laidlaw.
Mrs. John Wilbee and senor have
removed f1' Brussels' l,1 (lull l'utrl.
where MI'. ►Vitt.*•. has been employed
in t he cal Gage fa(•tury fur • lime.
On 14 bay aft.ernoim of hist week
the %Visltln cit of the World unveiled
t • it emceed in the. Wingham
cemetery to the me 'y of the Este J,
J. Elliott.
The 1ugt.es of Furelwich )abbe
whirl have re-engaged (lrorge.4. Mc•
(juibhan its principal for next year at
IL salary 111 $.4Mlsoul Miss R.wulhuuse
its assistant at $3114.
A. E. S(rilish, who was manager
of the (lruwtrls branch u r Ibe
Metropolitan Bank for three years
has beret promoted to the 11.,a11„g,•,.
Mitt) of I he Guelph 61'4a.ch.
The 41020th of Robert `ample. of
Hrustr ls, occurred nnexp eetedly eau
%Velneabay of hast week. lir had
been iia failing health but aide to be
non. }{r was ill his seventy -11th y.'or.
Inst meek we recorded the death id
Mem. Geo. Hende-s.,, of '1'.w• :ter,
A few iia', later her partu'I p sett
assay, in. his s•veidy-nmtl year 1141I hey were laid side by side in 1
'I'r.wtt:.ter c,nirtery.
Ile. Hsu -bottom of Zurich. hats so141
his it.dieal Israel ire to 111', Janie.
Wilson, of Atwo,el. Ito•. liurliateme
has been pra.tisiug at %,,i ich for
nearly thirty years and has been te-
'kally sinicessftih
J. A. 3144 'Which 44114.1 \V..1. Telford,
rmerly with the \l',e•sterit l•uundry
'u.. Willgh;uu, have purrh:tst•.1 11.
1.oIs.•y N founehry business: 1.1. Ingersoll
and Willi 11111 it tinder the n: •,114 the
Ingersoll Foundry
Toms. Hanlon, fur the pn.1.1 seven
,years laggageu11ul :11 the 1,, T. It.
salt' at Le/u41on, died recently as
the remelt of ate attack of typhoid
fever. fie WAS 14 1...11! I of Rey.
Father Harlli,n, of Clinton.
A quirt wedding was-olesisni,e.1 141
1 4ru111 un 31und,ay. October 'rood,
when Miss Mabelle Edna Mcllw,in;
d*itghter of Sana. Mellwai,, j1'„ of
%%Ingham. I6 casette the wife of James
Ilubl rd, of North Tonawanda, N. 11'.
Mrs. sthariue• Miller, widow of the
late Jan Miller. for many year's a
resident el Clinton, died at the he
of \Villiaitt Kmitli. 'U.elet•irh town-
ship, on \\'e nesday of last w•,s•k-.:al
the age eat sea 1t V-niIie years.
H. 1'. floats. Y., of Zurich. has
diapered of his riling in. I 114 sal.
Inge to 1'h:u•Irr % Iper, for 411MM1. 11
is Illldetotieat that M and 311.,. Dram
will 1.4y.' shortly for W' 'peg.
where their 1 w11 slang ,.I's are resid-
ing.
\ Mr. and Mr.. Hetet y lytic•. ,.f
1linlon, eelrbrtts) the 'fi Seth -an-
niversary of their welding( day un
Sat rdi y. O.-t,.Iwr 'ale. A) their
fame', w.1.• gathered around 11.111.
inrlut 'ng their MOO Hem y from sooth-
er!' Teia/a,,
G
Un \\' lewlay of last week the se
mains u( tors lirigg• one of the
early seltb .i of East \\'twnisse.h,
were interest ,11 li.•Igrave. Mr. (lligg
Bird on 14 la • at bastion, 1age,1 sev-
enty-nine yeft. Hr leaves one ern
and three aaight •1•s.
The 1hetu•ie, street 31..1 legalist
.'h11rcb. Clint 4111. it I111W out of dein.
On Snicks. :Nth ul ,trolled' of
1`614 was 141414e/1 1'111' 111 w p' 0111 111.• 111
debtelnes*, tad 1s7511 wa" contributed.
year ago the meow legalion 1.14le nn
offering of 811441, and this Latest ef-
fort speaks well (o.' their litAlly.
Alex. Fortes(, a we•II-kum'is ,11111
highly esteemed resident 11f 1'r• 1s(
liar of Morrie, passed away on ed•
Healey of Inst week. aged sixty -41 111
years. Mr. F11rrest was as native 1f
4e•utland And rattle to ('441,44.111 in 11ici.
.4 year later he moved into Morris.
His wife and five children survive.
A former well-kn.14411 resident of
the
the township of Grey departed this
life on Sunday, 1h•t,,Iwr 2'0 II, in the
1(011411( of Wan. Iltbkirk, who diel at
the home of hie•Il:nightl•r, Mrs.'I'ind-
all. 4,1 Nt,prtwit, 31np. The deceased
moved 'from Grey to the Were thir-
teen years tgn.
The death of Charge F:rmw1 Hill
.s•rarr-r, nl Itegiia 111 the 211.1, 1111..
the result of an :.Hark elf lyphuid
lever. 'rhe• deceased was the s,, of
George Hillof Eaft•tur. and was a
rrsident of that. place nit. it three years
Igo, when he went 1.. the \tial. The
remains ;Were brought 111 Exele• for
1.ori44h
iA haply ,oe Il
ral balk placi tli.•
hou11• of 31r•. 1 MIs. Peter (':anlelun:
Spot i-ip luweiship, fall Wednesday eve -
Mug, October'21th, when their daugh-
ter, bliss Annie Marie, was mated. in
marring*. lo Thos. Piers,, also of 31,11••
sir. 'rhe Vete 11,11ny tuns 15 111'rmed by
Ite•v. (1. \V. Rivers, 11f I30•Igr,lv'.
I torr on.• belittled prne1lr trete p'i'( K-
eqt.
One of the pioneers 14 '1'shortie
Inwnshiil, John \V, 1114(5is, departs(
this life nn Tue.shly• 211141 toll:, The
deceased was born in I If.v11ns11i1'1'.
F:ngltul. in 11412, 1111.('. • 111 1'nna,1a
3t the age of twenty-three• vein's. A
teat Inlet Ile r.vllnvel In Kxrle•r,
where he followed the occupation of
w•agitmnmk.1' for twenty-f,lr years.
He then c `need far ' g the
township of Untangle,. t4'h.Yv he lend
r•sidrd ever since. fpr leaves Iwo
sons ,.tail a5,e 1101100114 '1.
Boy Missing.
On Manually afternoon. Itelol11`n
2/th. Thomas 1'. \Cil.on, a y..utle of
nearly 11f1ern years. left the I • of
his hint at .1 `otott'11 and his who r-
aMa11s lo not known. His relatives
are anxious t11 hear of I ' . Ile wore
peak nap, Mirk mil and moleskin
knee pants. Any info/aunt • will be
thankfully leeeived by Miss Htek •r,
.1, •'.town, or may he sent by tele-
graph 1r telepl • to W. II. lien., of
Runaway Accident at Dashwood.
%liss Effie 1\'illaer'1 was badly in-
jured ns the remelt of to collision on
Ihr road ,at I Mshwood.- Several rigs
were in thetuix-np, which ,a•rurrrd a•
young people were returning
frelnl a dance. One 1.1 1110 Masa,* ran
an'1,1 and the (Moll *'111* of the rig
jump1wsl, and 317.. Wilbert had h. -r
peg (broken near the thigh. 11 .4'111
probably ley her up for the menet of
the winter.
Death of Egmondville Resident.
One of the first residents of )g.
nlondville p rree l *way ather h at
the htirk yard. emit of Fguiondville,
on Tuesday of loot week, loth,. person
of Christina Sophia Stein, wife of
clause Kruse. The deceased, who
was seventy-seven years of life, was a
native of Germany. tiler was Tied THE MARKETS.
f
torts -pool Wheat Futures Clop Un-
changed, Clucago Higher -Live Stock
Markets -Th, latest Quotations.
Monday Kirulug, \..v. 3.
Li, crown %heti tu:ure. chard 10 day
lye•bruard to 44,1 hlghea thaw Saturday and
,.41111 tonnes unchanged.
At Chicago. lir.. wheat claw.( tic luv.er
11 ban indurate); lie, vont S4' lower 411d
1'r. (atm 14e Maher.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
I At the w'lunlieg option market to line
Ike following were the•losing uota'1•d,s'
74)
Nur, 4c bid, Is, bid, Maly 714',.'
bid.
to her now here t huriu►ud nt ti1u1-
41ver, Ontario, and over fifty yeas
ago they 4 • t0 Egn11mdville•, tieing
g the first settlers in that vit.
!age, where Mr. Kruse ercbt oI 41111' of
the That Moores. Besides her husband
Ilse deceased leaves a family of six
IOWA, Richard. Chillies, %Valu11u llal
II111it at !'tt•aful•lh, 31411 August told
Henry fu the \Vest.
Tuckersm,th Nuptials.
The h • 411' \1'lllinlIl and Jule
Martin, eat the 2.,11 concession of
•1'ucker'wilh, Was Ile,• seen.. .d an in-
teresting event on 'sVtoliteMtey even-
ing of bast week, when Ihcir rioter
Agnes Ie•eaule els, 11i1'e id John
Aikenhelul, o1' the 1.01141,411 road, 'i'tuk-
v5s0u(le. Itev. F. 11. 1..u•kin, of Sea.
forth, nod lt,v. E. 11. S.aav1•114, 01
Hrucell.•Id, performed 5 het. Vete u14111y
in the inivisetive of it huge'r'oloprttly.
311. 3101 Maw. Aikellh.01 will live tt
11,.'K r oni'o home 1:'.11' Itrue•..Ile•Id.
Old Resident of Clinton Dead. •
1 lilton has 141.i, one of its oldest
residents in the pt•ro..0 44.1/4110 Nnlith,
Who died on Kitimat', 2711. 011., at
the age of Se%e'INy ci; 111 *near. The
d.reasid was born ill l I.,;land anti
':15,14' III 1'a11a11a alarm Oft v- years ago,
111'• was '4 tailor by trade. The fun-
eral Wats' per 1111. .014pica., of the
4 IIIIUlinn 1hlie• 114 F.111. •/ of whir'
the d,,. -,-,•.I was it tievol.rl. 110. is
Matti Veal o4. 1W" d,uughtrrs Sh's,
H.lyar and Misr 'Lydia, of Clinton
mei two wins lL•wis, of Detroit, and
Sidney, at Hai 141 w1.
Kincardine Wedding.
0,, I'I,•s,lav, 14aIs sill., Ihr mail jags.
eat Ili-, Ethel 1111nald, dnnght .•r of
31r. :11111 Sts. 1 o'.-i,l I►.nl:ad. Kin'ar
[line, to 1).11.11,1 .11:uh.•..,u..d"1'11r11nlv,,
i1.1'Iti44ry for 1h.• .Imperial I.ite. 1...,
.elk pl,.e ail the lona' 114 the 1.11de'.
rents, Itt•V. Ile. Jlurray war Ias-
.s n Ilsereel. • I.y !tel.Huth
es11n, of 1'aIednn, and Rev. Fia-
t 114,011, of Chatsworth. brother.
1'. N.111. 'elle ll ids (las line ell
• 1.•'.
peal(' 1 and 11pope.
tubes. npu•
tubes.
1;
1'l+ 1'
31,11
ley .
of u,.•
K i0a:a.
lar young
echurch Nuptials.
011 We,Iu.•a. ly, 41,1,I.v 2111,. the
I •• of 11, 1 . llrudrrson, •\\'hiI,'-
lh0rcll,w'asthem ,e of a very pleas/tit,
event. when, 111 111 It•eat•111'e 114 about
Iwent y -Ilse guests, ' is daughter .Iran
was smiled in marriage to Dr•. Jeanie•-
ron. of Whitechurch. 1U•', .t1.•, 1)1111-
..1141 p•rfor5,1441 1110 re,t•11e111). The
bride f1' One id the t tequila s
young ladies iia the rill,ege, ,and Ihr
groom is 11 successful phy..i( i:w. ev
A g the gifts rst•t•it'd !y the IIIi,1e a
44.1(5 the deet of one. 11111i.11 /..1 arses 111
hand fr her father.
A Former Resident of Brussels. a
Thr psq,l. 114 Ilruos.'I, mourn the 1
death of Andrew Cotisloy, which etc M
,nrre41 at Iihal.dul,••. Mall.. loll the
'Zit1. tilt, 'r14e41rceasd was tann,rrly
IliyiK' • ('111451 clerk in liens•!., 114 H
member lenlle•1' of. the M•t11nd 1.441.11. ,111 11f to
Heist 114 the Methodist church. and, pa
was active 111 '.1tir1' circles ill the
town. \Ville Ileo hope of betteIltling:
his health, he went' %Ve•st with hi- e
(sanity, but the 'haul;.• was without 1•
the desired resole. '1'h.• ro,,iaino Welt 4,
Illtert•el 111 41ladsMnr. 311'. Omsk) •
was in Lir fortieth year and is sea
ci1e1 by hi+ wife. and !no childn•n.
Death of Mrs. Samuel Walker, Brussels.
THE V. -1BLE SUPPLY
11'41 a[
bor.:. ire. Noe. 4,'417
att172 u 11 1.14 mo -t o o t
l'oru 3,7Sl,ua1 2.717 not
VIII• 11.141111.01.1/ 27 ,;1144. ,,, a
Inuring the week sheet lo•-r.•nad 1.401,
bushels. earn 11.4•11aard 37 ole) bv.nela nut
outs Inerl;Iard 23;,11484 bushels.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
144.'1 3814•44y
la eats.
New York s•' J
s2X
Detroit 1111.. 1111. , 7w� a_
40. Louts 72% 77'4 '-
714,
MI'rIeapIIs 744, 74') ,,..
lll.lut4 --.- 7541 Try, 791(1
TORONTO GRAIN MARKET.
1Drtua-
Bheat, spring, Luab. ...50 (n to M') q)
Wheat, fall, bush .... a 74 0 75
14'hwt, red. titian . 1) 74
Wheat, goose, bush . 0 70 -••-
Parley, born v o :,4 Il 63
Oats, bush. s,w " 0 31) 0 44)
Rye, bush
Pratt, bush 0 434 ..•.
8urkwbest, bush ...... 1153 •';;
NEW YORK DAI MARKET
New lurk, Nov. 5. Hotter Il.w; r•.•rl,t.,
117.'.5; sheet prier, ex ora creamery',
*facial prices errowray, rlw(utou l,. ,•1111,
111, to 2r1e,• bold, ar.uuda to rill., 233 to
214.'; *tate diary, , uudwo. w 14l4'y, 18, to
25504e; renovated, 1• mut to eXtr:..: 1514.. to
21C; western helot y, „Iu11Wu to iso* a
1054. to 20e; ler4t• 1'u, Haifa/loll ltram,r..
Brats, 2to4e to
CIuea.•, quirt; rr..•IVtm, 14113: slat.• full
cr'e'am snail Sept. Miley. 1344e; 11.4, 4)4 •
beat. i2;e1'; du., lair to Stead, 12e 10 1245••;
do. large, Sept. law -y, 131,4c; do. aq to...
12%.-; du. fair to µ.•K1, Ile to 12,..; du.,
lilt slur, iD%e to Haat • stilled. 3c to 144!4.'.
Foga � Firm; rr..elia., 44..1; sf4tr m11.1
Penl.s r
yl wall. and nearby Mncy w'k•cl ••1
white. 86'; da, choice, Sae to f&c; do. toil
.d Amu, 314 to 3,c; wrotern arra( 25.
(otecial price Met; Serce.1, 24.• to line.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables Slightly ple•ler�'aU'r and
Iloge 1414 l.o„ee at slateaa..,
14.1,00,. Nov. .3 Canadian cattle pl t
B,Itfsh markets are quoted at 11.• to 1.
per Ib.; refrigerator bred, 1u5<e 10 suss
per Ib.
Liverpool, Nov. 3 (C.A.P.) John oto,:. r.
Liverpool. cable Canadian at.-tc. '
data. nnrb mtrrtH 11c.
Edward Watwa, t eltrble of 4112u.
port Willie rattle wane mud p, item. �.
1 1144.' to L24,.• per 11.., ran• her.
artatdury aro slower at be to pest - per .1.
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK
Toronto, Nov. 5.---ltecelpts Ot Ih'r
t the Union Stuck Yards were 65 car
tads, composed of 1382 cattle, 44 /beep,
2 calves and 2 hura.•s.
Exporters.
Pel•.'. ranged 011 the way from 44 1...
T
Nler. cwt., Ihr bulk selling from 81.;1u
per cwt.; ,-,pull bulls at 180.,
Ss wine au old one or two at 14,2:,.
r cwt.
Bakker..
The quality of butch, -re rattle, with 11,.•
aerpttun of nue or two tinder was c.au-
aoliplacr Mug, selling as low pric.11: the
eked lots auk! K1 it.5u to 44 n5, Crw
t1.gIug 111.•x• p. Ir,a; Hamilton.1,111• (rue.
art to 34; mammon at 12.75 to 13.23; ealo-
eutt 81 to 82.121 per rot
'Perder■ and ate'Lers.
Th• re sere mese/111 loud. of rattle
rough a. ••rp.rlw's that were ...1d n•
The Ieulh,.I' %les.14 •1 Walker.
Brussela, ha re el a •h ii
•acted resident (Pall !hot town.
(1. \Vnik,•r hoe( not eij..yel **shoo
11..,:1 Is for many 711114, and her death.
w Ili. I, 1..11•u, 11.11 011 l4n1/bn', 0'41,1
'.3. 11. 11 .1, 11111 11nrxpWI•41. She Ives
44111 in Ireland ejecta' %'v,•t'el yea',
.q• • end 111111116 111 11140 -seven
1 y w i, h
her patents when A y g girl. tom mg
1,, t .. • •'r •-2
1 bin t
tnsbi a ,�
p m I 1_. In tsar
tannins! 31r. \Volker, who diel)
w, v'u'4.ago. liming the (w►sI. ye:u
rbc 11:01 lived with lit I. son 1)avid in
1is-su o'lo, %Irv. \\'ill. 1t:1111lr, of (trey ;
Slow. John Walker. of '1'eeswale•, and
\
Sal 11nsi.'
1 \ alk.', 4f Mortis, :u.• Ufa.
of het rhildr.•n of the d,,eased.
Wilson vs. Brewer.
An interesting rase, the parties t1
which are residents 4J 11Hrlo. was
tried at the fall assizes ,at Sarnia.
The pltinlitT, 114 %Ir. \Vilson, r•sfdrd
for j.u!ny years on a farm an the lake
tun' rico!. a few miles -111 11f
11 old 13,•nd. The defendant, Joseph
R1'i tnel•, it t1... well-known hotel -
keel tat 4irand Heald. The plaintiff
was r n good many years also al
1' 'lis' figure around Ileo hotel at
4irtul I 1141. In part t1.,• plaintiff
went 111 vsr with 1 11 a,•ferula,Ill 1'U
MN 11011 ,1, 1 ule•t• n vt'rlu,i'.g,eernent
Ihdt the Itt •r was to keep him f..,
the rest of leis ays, and 1111 the plain
4 itT r llu•nth wn. 1.. hill,. Ills properly.
including the f, •nn, The. arrange.
meat continued un i1 31,,3, 11411, avl'm,
Gm defendant Iran him hotel. The
plaintiff hail he• 1181 mad,• 11 will in
the def,n.,n1-+ to* or. In Isley 1111'
plaint i11had given 111, d,
e11d,u11 11:,1114.
,as 14 111111 he said, 1.141 11 • Ilefet 11.1111
.11111.'11.101 that it. w:1+ 111 p1l •rlttlee 114
the.,agtve11lent, Then Ile• a fend:nit
pu1 in a shim for ,1001•ll, .•In41 's. and
111 het 111i1gM 141Ipp6,01 dulin41lip Irt•rn
711110. '1'111. plainlilt l•pninn•d :1 Inst
Ibis for Isis work of ganlening, Hite a1
int( 1,441 and either services : and n
milted Ibat he hail Ieeeiviil SI 101' g.
to tilp old count 1•7', [thin paid to on.. of
bis Sens, ,x14 111131 paid lust till. lint
he tlsoebsin,ed for 1.'.r finals, s • hives
of bee! and tit her things [vhirh 1 h 11r-
rrndanl. refused to gia'l• up. Judg-
ment was in favor of 1114. plaintiff fen
11.244', the balance of the 7644* not rt -
paid ,rod for 11,1' return of t1.^ to.ls,
PI r, '1'11e ,h3nrl•11ot• II gilt Ihat
the Inv titres ,aid 11h.• hoard, 4.11•..
q 11111.1 314,111 Imlanee.
"Call of the Farm."
"One morning I awakened will, a
...tiling,. 114.W joy ill Illy soul. 11 lame
1n me at that moment will' indrserile-
able poignancy. the 111111g111 of walk-
ing Ip,erefoot in .•.1111, Ire,), plow' fur=
row's as 1 had 11.1111• .e w'Mel .1 Isty,
No vividly the memory cattle In me
Ihr high. „icy world as it was ,at that
!molten!. and 1h.• 1..y I w'a., atv11141
free in 1 h furrows that. Ihr weak
tears lilts(( my ryes, the Iles* 1 had
shed 111 111„IIy years. 'then 1 !Menthe
of Kitting in quirt t,1 kers he old 1.0,,
reamers, the w,.a1 IK•himl o, rising
still, rood, mysterious. and Ihr fielder
fn front, slretehingaway in illimilhblP
pleasantness. 1 Ihtngltt of the good
cell of cow's al milking von 1111 not
know, if you 010 not know ! 11h"nght
of Ihesights nod sounds, the heal ,owl
sweat 111 the lu,vfield•. r Ihollght of
1 vett .ilt brook I k.{telr tchen:a hoc
that 1lasr..I 'Inoug 4I/1el'. and wild
parsnips.
.v , .
h n
I waded 1
with
1'a 11 •
} three.
pr
f,wl '1
1 rod for trent. 1 II ght. of all
these things ,a1' et roam thinks of his
firol love. Oh, 1 craved the soil. 1
hungered and 1hined for the earth.
1 waw gilsoly for growing thing.," --
American Magayfne.
There ate people who never give a
Iheiight to the hereafter except whin
they have 1a•c,a.f 11/ p**a * grave-
yard after dark. -Chicago News.
1
*bon 1.,1'`, feeders to go hark to tin• noun-
tr7, rot 53.:31 to i4:1.1 4, and one eh..are land
at 54.73; distillery terriers .0141 at Lime to
$8.7., for steers, ■ud hu'1e ,t' 32 241 1. 12 47
per cwt.
*Orb Ceara. .
There was • lot of the brat cows reel, en
ft�or market this boow,n, w•hlrb
V01«ld
to 1St each.
Areal Calves.
Priem ranged from 84 to 36.50 per cwt.
Sheep and Lembo.
iin.port "beep «ld
at itsm U1 14.30;
lambs, 1.411 at Et.740 to 5tl.15 per cwt.
liege.
H. P. Kennedy quotes 15.115 for %Ace's,
sad 5.40 fur lights and fats.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Montreal, Ne'' Caine ad.
'Ices tram Us.rpi,wl 01) rattle e.,,,..• 0170.1_.
er tries, for CaSadlrna 1.111.6 a,..• half c, at
Maher, at 11511.- to 12c and r,il••he,1, 12.'
to lc, at 11. W 11 ,c. Louduu nines item
Orin at 114.' to Ile fa- Cunedlau., 1111.1
Ol•gow- 4.004111 Wrm at lues to 11.1,',
with prorlw,•ts good for choler. stook. '1'h••
ocean freight market Is stronger under ■
good demand and +(see to 1,1 rrpwl hes
bean let •t 408 and to London at ;Cee Ahuit
15,010 mores have la•rl, Int to America,
shippers from St. Jab. N.K., ■ ld fort
land to I.Iorrpwl mud L,ildou ■t stout aa:
exports for the part week w'.•re 5241 cattle
and for Oldd.er 17,214 cert(.• 1001 Mlrep.
Total for the season 111:172 .slur, 8:101
• rep. Receipts today were 11141 cattle
V) snitch cow* 144, abet" and lan.ha, 4.51
calve* 14,041 bugs. A feature of the bog
'Stratton Ams 11P1•11 the Estuary eon', In
prices of four to eight shilling. In the bead -
1.,g foret, n Markets tut 1'anmdtan ba,onl
dcrwg the peat week and now they are 2..
to 7s lower rt.ate n year aro !it lemdon glut
I)rpat..I'flan L.•nrW, feet,.r. I,,.,ver,t,
had hitt 111111. 11,11 url,,r eau Ihr bug m.rkel
tl.ls lsoru11/g. If I,i lea Ir•.•u .11 r•.nmlyd,
but pa,kers_,tate that 11 �rrlria for hs.•,. -1
go a417 lower hogs wilt air. 1154e 10 ovale
down. The supply 1.1111 m,1llling allot 'nor
amt pales .1 sebr'te.1 lots Were made at 3,1
lO Sts20 tier cwt., welghtl off ,•err, TI, •r•
Vitro. watt. •n larµ,• 11u1n1 .r of northwcsl
rattle nllwllg t1..• Off,•rh,gr, urn rly all of
which were of pretty easel 4111011y% 8''1.91
he.pwd f Io.i.er the ports,• of the, kind of
otea•k. I'rinfe 100.1es 1,11.1 Sr Iron( 4.• to
454e ►w14 Ib.: 'wetly gone( 14411,•- of :h' to
4e •nd the emotion at.n•k 2.• to near :t.
per 1b., while Ile.• halt, old .mita .o.l.) at
154, per 41. 7'here were sous am Larµ..
mpeh 4.1/1114 o04•r•.1. whtrh .041 nt 1421 to
548 each. There was n Mrs,.anthrrIng
rs.. fp.'of
acanes. some of them pretty. ,ant
lo .flesh; they 40111 nt from Yr to 31,40 I''1'
• goer! real.. odd nt Iron 4e 1.. ler
TM re ens n11 ndvmme In the puree ,,f
lel. critter.; rhlpI,en Veld 4404.' per 54..
.IN Hi Int µe .hexa tool 1h,• IIImI,. 00I.1 ,11
�• S4a to 51 per Ib.
EAST \$U
l:nrFFALO CATTLE Mntt, -.-
t offal°, No,'. 11 -t',nu,•
Iron Ism, 41101. .toady.. •unllI,OI .,w:
prime, Ate,• tits) to Mk ,.hlppini, 81.75
to $0 411; ta,I' roti , I1.M to Li :,71; fetter..
171.20 to 51.70; cow., Ma to 14.20; bulk, 13
to $1.:Z; stuck 141' .1,41 feeders, .8:0' b.
14 lo; .t4 'k brlfi• , 12.25 to 33; resh (-.wy
and sp,h,aer,, .t1' dy; casemate. $2 lower,
82)1.'441.
4'...1, 4It,r•.•Ipr•. 1
,tw,ly, 144:111 to 31.7_5.
1s.,g. Iter+-Ipts, '
Mr, 11s• to 21R• 1..1'.7:
M,6He Hr
$11:11 1; york.•rie, • to leapt; plus.
Miro; ',ash. 1:,.41 4,. 1:, I. • .Inge, 4450
I t° 34.75; 4nlrle., $0 to M1.23.
St,., and tenth. Rr,riet., tan) teed:
Weep, mettle; b.udn slow':' In:.-•
37.25: m fell. 37.11: yearnings, 141 0 ton..::;;
w,lbrr., 15.75 to tel: ewes 37.�y I 1.0 7t0;
MaMl.rp to mised.p. 13 to 15.1111; ('mnsda nib*
s
bead; accuse nod
owlet; fa fig). a1'. '
sty :Ind u.fx••d.
Two Mors Heads Off.
London, Nov. Two morn Ora.ol
Trunk e"nductor■ were taken 0,11 I1
the .ervlce on Saturday.
The Close Season.
Somewhere br eat her, year., riga, I
rend n liltiastory which I remember
ns a jewel or 0nr"n•,iyn' 1
Two,
Southern 1 fir',•-I•„to .
1'K 1
e ro, sedi
flat. and goatee rat hi). ate tilted lea,
in front of the town hetet. One. of
them is reeding n doily paper. Th,
following dialogue enema :
Colonel (looking 0p from hi+ napes
--Majah
Major lies. colonel P
('.,Inn'l 1 OPP that thrall has leen
intrn01m'el in the legiolarhsh :► 1,111 110
pr,hileitthe killin' 114 niggRahs.
Major- In w'hnt nI, 'dbl.? -Ororge
Ade, in MUMPS/4 Mag'sinp.
Gregg Shorthand
Touch Tjewrjting
aro two .ystem4 which you cannot afford to omit from
your buslucra education. In those da)., when everything
must be done accurately and rapidly, the .yatete used
must be the best and quickest
Oregg Shorthand la may to learn, easy to write. and
way to read after k 1. written.
our catalogue will tell you all about the system, and
to free fur the irking.
School term) September till June. inclusive.
Forest City Business College
1 R GREGG, T Y. C. A. Building.
Founder Gregg System LONDON.
M
pe Lcaf
Rubbers
''( "ant you l,1 .r,- 1„ ill,•' 51. el,1 L•af' ries
tee ..mit pair n( ru:.1-' •r tun 1.14 -- Wirr'1•r
prom " the oke wamau 10101 11 red la a slims."
:Buy a pair and you'll bo so pleao-
tint.ly surprised you'll tell the gooti
Il47W4 to your friemis,
Shute of finest grade of Para guns,
Which makes the toughest, most
waterproof rubbers in existence.
Truly astonishing wear- •
re. -rite' :•a. :kir I yet -n
light :111) neat.
w •.l
.i , the
• MANE LEAF
�--" - Ilrtlnd
_..a.. �_...., .
Gray's Syrup
Red Sp,ice Gum
For Coughs and Colds.
"Plastic Form"
Dress Suits
—correct in every curve.
From the selection of the cloth to the finishing of the
hilt buttonhole, good taste distinguishes every detail.
Fit, cut, workmanship) perfect.
A man can select this important part of his wardrobe,
in the "Plastic Form" Parlors, with the assurance that he is
getting a style as exclusive, a cut as particular, as he would
obtain from the establishments of the best London Tailors.
—With the added satisfaction of moderate prices.
111
Plastic Form Parlors,Goderich
Rea. Bleck, Sole Agent
Sturdy's
Groceries
are always
reliable ... .
\V,' 111111 wttitfo'tion in dealing out
WW1•. (lest( [(114.115 to • rued •1.14.
Thr stock is specially well assorted for
the "5,lpuIer 1nuts', ,sail the uluet
particular wants of our patrons will
have prompt service.
Fresh vegetables and (suits in
6ear1111.
Phone 91 or call.
STURDY & CO.
Ilse "quaI,. Loden. h
r -- -
I J. BROPHY & SON
1111: LEADING
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden carnally El/El/Wan-it-itoato •t ■11
hour,. 1,1444 or day
THE BON -TON
Livery and Back
Stables
EAST STREET
FINEST SERVICE IN TOWN.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE.
The finest turnouts in
town are supplied 11t
these well-known staples.
Carriages for every re-
quirement and good
horses furnished at reas-
onable. rates of h i re.
Careful drivers furnished
when required.
.411 ral1', promptly attended to.
Walker & Augustine.
'Phone 5t. East street Livery
NEW
LIVERY
KNOX BROS.
have opened a livery stable in
the stared on Newgate at rept op-
posite the Consuls*. Hotel and
Itiave fitted it Witt'
New and Up-to-date Rigs, New
Harness, and Good,
Reliable Horses.
All pat 111110 :ue assured the hest
of service. Vont patronage is
1lirflel,
Knox Bros.
Opposite Colborne House
NEWGATE STREET
Telephone 173
(>l U I) It I BROS.
Livery, flack
A N U
'Bus Stabies
14.,11.11 / )o int ed
!tackle and 3111.
.I.Ii dfisrt•K fn
herµ.• of the
Iht*e's, n h.. h will
meet 1111 I rain s
111111 %t,.:, ,n L,, 114,,
ALL ('At,I V ATTENDED TO
PROMPTLY FROM R(YCRLN
ANI) PRIVATE HOUSES
GUNDRY BROS.
ROS (7711 41TI4RRT P110YR P'IRY
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