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Stationery
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11IESThRUNGBANK
OF CANADA
The fact that your savings are deposited in
the Sterling Bank, earning 3 per cent. interest, is
a powerful preventive df needless expenditures.
One dollar only needed to open an account.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch-ANDRE%' PORTER, Manager
A. a o L V !l S 't E T
Insurance and Real Estate
OODERICH, ONTARIO
AGENT FOR ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
L1(e, Fire, Perusal Accident and Sidman, Employers' liability.
Fidelity Guarantee, Plate Ola., Aetomobtle,
Motor Boat, Live Stock, Boller.
1 have a number of desirable residences and
first - class farms for sale- Easy terra..
OPFICE NEXT TO CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Otiose. M P. 0. Box 364
WALDEN.
I L1.) ORCHARD oorTAGK-THLS
a satettaes hen. •myeste.t to the take
boat will meafw stew benders.
in( tee fa Y Invited to
tsars lays all
sal -
caeca. Made when s. ss. °r'L.a'
atsma
bars MOW 1 Mock ;Meow trams tot t
MMinshae
ttestaD. APIRBON, semsr Saws W
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= win plana leave et THE SIGNAL
LOST. -A GOLD LOCKET WITH
L C." MUM" la eared men.ge.m se est
the mwstgnm J. G." est as Me
emerald& It eaatatned two p and
• lark d war. A small pteos of obaL1 Y at-
a•oked to CIM locket- A reward .f le will be
PUSLIC I<OifTLZ
emu ti* en i..rift it at t4r PUSTOF•
E or THS SIGNAL uF1e1CL.
OTICE OFOOTIIT OF RBPI$ION.
Town ovSusanne,
Tateroti wp�1 sqr .
7othewCouncil MGM u of ts� iso[ flava etttFaR la
the pvrrese ef apps tetaf Me tor
current roll of as tows fir Use year tan, oe
Monday, the 2Ith day of Jam. let. at s *'cloak 1
to the evening. Alt parties latsr dad are re-
( erted to weed.
L L KNOX. Town Cert.
Goderich. June 13th. laid
r
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'buses meet all trains. 1
Private calla bevel prompt and
careful attention. First - class
livery outfits at W linnet.
Reasonable prices.
1 THE DAVIS LIVERY 1
F. A T. M. DAVIS
1 ' outh Streeeto 'Phone No. 61 1
/PROPERTY
S
House and lot on NAM street nett
to town hill will be sold to the bitt-
ed bidder, to Mose the estate of the
Li. [roma Stablek.r.
eff
ects twill alo be eraldisposed
household01.in-
cluding a ane Aeolfan�npielt playing
arra
Hoare ha, eight room.. bath, elec-
tric Hatt. end bot water beating
system.
(hen for inspection Friday and
Saturday from AM a.m. until 4.Y
p.m.
des large posters for further par-
ticulars of .ale.
SALESMAN
WANTED
to represent us in your district
for the sale of lots and acreage in
and adjoining the Canadian
Northern Pacific Toernsite, Port
Moon. Liberal commission tail
a big money - maker for your
friends to whom you sell. Apply
with references to
DAVID B. BOYD
• % Web Building. Vancouver, b. C.
r^~
WEYBURN
Saskatchewan
Real Estate
1
Offers You Offers YoToday
UPS SWIM polies opportunity %bet try ofered ten
MIS ego. A lot was purchased in about that
th
tarterpOSt00 and was recently tor $80;000.00. 11
¶Usama ales: will no dont* happen in Weybarn
e nehlll.g wbsot the railway development will do for
the ")elm Lehr City in Saskatchewan" -
Weyburn
A sew et the Maines. (blocks and public building,'
tinder ilmalenMlan mow ars :
Tuelellles and Armories .... costing $86,000
Daps et enols .... " 100.000
130.000
110.000
0. . L Divot sed Freight Shed. " 90.090
as WedMd Vit►atfl see, and two or three bundred reei•
Owen, to1SMeg eewre thea a Mtlagos DOLL* tis.
Else a short Uma we ease iota in the nal town•
tilts. w only 7N plods Dom She heart of tie bsnhwee
miss of the elt7 at PIO Mob. Ban Tera
sea have meds more thee 1410 per tient, groat for
�b
rester during the pca
.t year rd ran do the
setae gen.
Write es at ones for maps and particulars..
V. Campion & Company
MEM/RN 11110(JRTTY BANK BUILDING
WRY11V01, SASKATCHEWAN
i
GODERICH. THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 19112
DIZMOLUI1110
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asl+reavinaa. Lore aided
i. prepared�to resolve ordeal der
K.
est masa k KlD01NewiW
tear deers caw of Daly mdse. weri.t.
SITUATIONS YACAIT.
fi1EACHER WANTED. -FrDit S. N.
teraskew L
1 Na Irma.Experi scsM twb. Pe -
8 DSRR.ttrr.Hdenseine P. U. saeB'
EBACHBR W ANTE D. - POE
wird aMUss No. 17. Atledd, lamas •
sr a asssdeter oarsJaeata �Dyouse ttocomasee,
w ice . i � aIy est. psi
-j stades ezpeel.as w
�1� 8wetary .arrhig rotewswas. a o Lw„ wearyMON t P 00t
esst
WANTED.-YOt7NO WOMBEN its
SU�s take 5 U1 Ferri' sesta of semen
PT. IISBCSR ausprrAL, Tr,.ton, N. J
WOMEN AND UIRLl3 WANTED.
DIM wages paid. 0W. NILWXLI., last
Street Laundry. m-tf
IN ANTED. - A GOOD STRONG
the via ab0 2ut 11 a 117 rears *1 .ge, to lows
e'ally to W. It PI/inlet. Resume � person-
ally
PUBLIC NOTICE
pRUCL♦MATION.
RADIL$.
Wberwa, Rabies 1. known to exist 1• ao ad-
la•Neg mualetpant) therefore by dhsetls. W
ibs14 al Hood of Health eau byvilla* at les
psawlr Wrested la them, .11 wp widths**
=Igutrilfilhe town of Goderich mast be
keg ebbe kick mid of
or tad key. for perebfaka�d a-N�en;
dorm.this date.
Fannies at Lute contrary tothealtos sal le imr•dI tel destroyed. sod the
uearty �a�'�tss.�t�obo�gnt of such dogs
s.rereth ya �.a. as • nestel di a ome f
mater W w p.sematdm of Sts pub minty.
By seder dabs coast Board or Makh-
Paed tar h day of June, 1911
A. C. 4tWIGLS,
Medioel Geese of Health. Chairman Health. Boa dd
WARM HELP AND DOMESTIC
S*BVANTEL-Pse*nts requiring
Wiwi' .Mir at aloe to WILLIAM MMWU14
LLN. Government tlmp4oymeet
Ansel. llf. Mess, Oat. Orders lett with H. 0.
W St. Hdses. OM.. wW roodve prompt
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING
sued Prime debt. }ave your work dloomiatng, etc. doone4�before�the
rusk. A. BNAZEL Sam mese c oderteb. 87-tL
FOR SALE.
UROAN FOR SALE. -ALMOST
new Ben organ toe sato, in good ossdltiom -
beautiful dark d•lak and guerawtee.1.101 w21b
finish .,add pular site ot are Gleets, T .r
apkd In velvet
arifdee willdrat be sold cheap for quiet cash sale.
Apply at THIS UEFICY Wt.
1.1OR SALE. -THRESHING 0U1 -
L` FIT. Twenty tilt horsepower. Geo. White
engine, with bold balaaoed valve. and CSW
coca separator, with wind starter lad tesla
belting and drive halt, nearly sew, awl straw
cutter complete. Alp tank and pas Ualy
run three seasons. K'.41 be sold at •
Apply to U5O. A. S1llDALL maser,
sow. 30.100, -
1 OR SAL&--McLAUGHLIN-BUICK
i Inoue oar. 4-passesgr. Tom and
�Ulo. LA%' o,. Ooderkbgood tisa. A
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IdiUlt SALE. - SEED POTATOES
palet. ted Dost varies. products, a and of
good goad,. A. H. CLC -'I 1UN. Dano p Ohrt
L'OR SALE. -TWO PURE-BRED
11 Polled Annie Aberdeen young bull, for
sale
V�t. orlow Out. for Apply tte
L'j OR SALE. -BUFF ORPINGTON
Tmuey GGuelph and from stock pris stied by
Arts winners.
L.AW per sLiao[ is Write or oboes, 1 V
LA BUN.. 1Nnlop. ag jt
WALL PAPER - 1912 W ALL
per sample books at hand trout Tor
auto Wall Paper Co. Select and lava you
scrkedone before the nuts.Prima rid
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' FOE SALE O6 TO RENT
tU RENT. -THE STORE LATELY
at J. d. (aloccsM.d by Kona Stead. Munition stmet.
Wei
DOH SALE. -THE 100-AORB FARM
1 a tae 7th .L.. of Oneonta, awe•
��estt by thke a la imihnsL, is swaM�a�tar Asia
free l= eLoad au
ars
*sadist i esti tra.Wa�sd'
trek Weer.
Vis. 1. every way w se as/m M. to
the tw..ua ett.st0en wseserestt
In
N.
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towue and (.. P.
wren In the &IL AItOA
(:ariew P. V.
kIOR SALK-133 ACRES OF LAND
1 ea the Bot oo.eidea of tis et
* $eid. abaft 14 nese wad at Nt1s.
a Madders. under
•canard Ow.atrewesst eaay
hews with swam antis ter 1wr
wg�rlw- peek enlist Maw Bane times
ie lailei lrsmk j
teat rer _janlwYry apply is JA
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them Could be wed tar Yapeseetlama
te Mel. Wean MMITH.. data
r JA mise Bt[I'f'H, Chaim. Mbit.
R SALE. -A BUILDU40 I.OT
•s Nmsate.tare Apes a r. Jled
110U66 AND LOT POR SALT ON
lid�a+ftilra. vee •massweUsOses*
as•anc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-.J,J,,• tt,
Drawls( Lars-iwaveet emu amus. . 'ng1
Drseemaklng-fdre.Candshwaaarrioalute 1
, Ae ennaher lad We Mac
Fr That w
oY1s.0.w4oa- J. 8. Derry ... d
Terser Was•M--a&No. t. Cotbors*. ..., 1
Teacher Wanted -IL SL 1'4a 17, Aa 0.44, 1
Dominloo Day setas -P. r. Lowre.ss M
Calves Warts/ -L'. W. WoeaU 1
Orme for tele -Apply at rig& Office .. . 1
Worsted Snit.- W. C. Prwkem. s
Ready-to-wear Shirt. -W. Acheson a Son2
Summer Footwear-Dowaand it Mar Vicare
Five Fact -Hato• (lanolin r Inwor 4t Ma-
ohLry Co. . 5
ander-R. Wigle .. _ .
Boardgand
1L Rooms wanted --P. U. Box67,
Goderich 1
Soldiers Are invited -FX Burdett*.. .. . 10
Bee the New Seitinge-Hoge D..leF... 3
Salesman Wanted - David 8. Rey& Vao-
e i►r, B. J. ....., t
June Vole --W. B. Benison
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June Vallee --J- H. Osilse se -- - - --4
Knitted Coat -D, 1(lUat It ale. 3
Proof m.tim-Boas etHes1th......-.....,..1
Property ter Sale -Rates l( 10. Late Mrs
Staklsker 1
Change of Boef.sss_ treriee t Ism
Jana Sada I)ars-Ilscas.s Brew. le
Raider-Blooketasei
Beware ot Ointments for Catarrh that
Contac Mercury,
smelmercuryl der w shakonipletelyderaoge Uwe .a at
weep eateries u+ 4MS k 10. masesi we mamaaweript
warm, USW__ sea/ mew Is usedO4d 10 ( 0.51e
�� Cppossesefrefrom them. H.tr.
t Co., Loledo, tl o dente .ecso-y and. J.
r
taken lan.sauy, acting direly. apses ah. Mood
and memos eurwosa of the ow/Wm fa haying
Haiti catarrh Cure be rare you gat Ubu pew
Mae. It Is taken internally eau rade In Tilde.
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney a. to 'Iestlmeeties tree.
Sold by Druggists. P. toe 7Se Per butte..
Take dell's Family Pills for a a.tipaatas,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Wept.) Baxter. of Chicago, L 'Pithy W
town.
Mrs. J. Campbell. of Port Colborne, le visit-
ing, to town. -
Reg. Smith, c f Toronto. has been spending his
vacation at the old been in town. •
Mex. Pipa wan at Londeeboro' on Wednesday
&Goodin( the marriage of a stater.
Managua Colborne, of Chicago, is emending
bt+ vacation at his old boors W town.
Mrs. Weatawy and children, of Montreal,
are the guests of M r. and Mrs. J. N , Veaattsr.
Mies Neale Jemie.on, of St. Pad. MWn.
arrived in town 0n( Monday on • two weeks'
visit .to her uncle and aunt Mr. and Yrs. 8. K.
Rick
Mfrs Beatrice Pridhem retarmad today from
Glen Mawr.asool, Toronto, tor ser summer
vacation.
Capt ltd. RoMnaos wa,. in town for a taw
days this week. hie vessel being bead up at
Port Colborne.
J. L Killion s has returned to town. totem.
panted by hie bride. They are staring at Hotel
Sunset for thm summe,.
F. B. Clement. chief engineer of the T. t N.
U. Railway, and are C1emMt. of North Bay,
merge tams et Rev. It Clsmest.
Mn. McPMesssand MW Nellie MoPhersoo
haw esteemed how an secte.d.d visit {o
haver. Coiarnd., and Pasdess. California.
ler. sod lira John Jeanine, ot Reward,
Saab.. are the g.eeta of Mr. a.l ere. Howard
Mier. Mrs Joasston Is at west of 0,, Cider.
Ctrs labs, a000mp•niy by her three sorts
•.d ler asst, Miss Weed, se Chlorro, lett
telae talon her hu.eand w (Sniper. Alta.
Mies Mel..., oft C .pest a bw
awe wee her oeseie. Mir Nes* cwt Leeson,
of tows. and at the MUM e[ A Lawsos,
Mrs J. Malt and d►agatr, Ates Ante.
teem terr.lirtw r �erMllt.fiea�ktew. aril vicinity
tbas wise.
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P rias Gay.Owes CALVES L.wsdVawl.
APCT1011E8111.
11, WATSON
aftaoaifaMt*s
ip, .lte..de.tb.e 1. OUISToef
2,000 MEN IN CAMP.
NUMBER WILL BE INCREASED TO
3,000 NEXT WEEK.
Middlesex Regiment Arrives After
March of Forty-five Miles, All
Smiling -Two Cavalry Regiments
an Interesting Feature of This
Camp.
About 2,000 men are uuw in camp
across the river at At trill's. All day
Monday and until the small bourn ot
the next morning the men were
arriving in detachments at the camp,
arid the Middlesex Regiaueut, which
marched all the way up on foot, arrived
this afternoon.
The troops encamped include five
infantry regiment., the doth Middle-
sex, 900 strong ; the 27th Lawbton, 200
men ; the 30th Wellington Rifles, 300;
the 38nd Bruce, 2M), and the 33rd
Huron, 275. There are two regiments
of cavalry -the 1st Hussar, with 385
men and horses, and the 84th Grey's
Horse, 260 strong. In addition there
are detachments of the Army Service
Corp.', the Army Medical Corps, the
Canadian Ordnance Corps, which,
with the cfllcers at staff headquarters,
will bring the number well up to and
possibly ov, r the 2,000 mark. When
the city regiments arrive next week
tee number will be swelled to 3,000 or
over.
The camp quickly settled into the
routine of work. and so far there has
been little to report outside of the
usual incidents of camp life. The
companies have been working smartly
and are showing a good standard of
effieirncy. Good work is being done
at the rangeb,wbere the men are shoot-
ing for their efficiency pay. The work
at the ranges will conclude tomorrow. d
The conditions in camp appear to be
very satisfactory to the men and no
complaints are bevel. This happy t
state of affairs is due in no su,nll t
measure to the good work of the camp c
ided in two divisions, one of
will bivouac on the Falls Rosary
Tuseday night sad the other on Wed-
nesday t. Thursday *111 be " teeti-
oat ore all arms.
Ta. sssl weather i. ie good for wor
else for K you eta lay y
beadle ea �a blankets.
')tin camp pellt4lles is en instltuUon
that is mote appreciated.
The town bee ooe►tnlcted a foot-
bridge over IM Maitland River just
below the tamp. 1t is in about the
sage plana as last year, but is more
heavily built
Prr.ons using the C. P. R. bridge as
a means of cro.e4ng frose tbe stamp to
the town of arks are warned that
they are liable to arrest by the dvil
authorities. Persons proceeding to
and from Goderich will use the foot-
bridge at the base of the C. P. R.
bridge.
laajjor Combe has taken over the
duties of regimental musketry instruc-
tor, vice Capt. Rouge's, who has been
promoted to be assistant camp musk-
etry instructor.
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
The camp Y. M. C. A. is situated at
the north end of the tamp grounds
bordering on Menseetuug Park. A
model course of entertainments is be-
ing provided which is calling forth the
co-operation of the regimental organ-
ssatloos. Special event' are in course
of preparation(, Baseball and football
is the order of ibe evening, from 6:30
to sunset. A few regimental games
have already been played.
Field day sports will be carried out
on the grouoda to the east of the large
tent on Saturday afternoon, com-
mencing et 2 o'clock. Special athletic
events are being carried 'ut each
evening
Another special feature of the even-
ing is the religious services at the
camp, which are being attended by
large crowd*. The Y. M. C. A. has
secured the Michigan. Normal College
brass:quartette and several speakers.
w
on RABIES O V 1 REAL
k- SEVERAL CATTLE SUCCUMB IN
nue GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Divine Service at Camp.
Next Sunday morning at 9 a. ni.
ivine service will be held on the par-
ade grounds et the military camp.
All the regiments will turn out and all
he chaplains in camp will assist in
he service. Rev, J. W. Hodgins,
haplain of the 33rd Regiment, will be
cooks, for when the "grub"is good other
less important things do not matter so
much.
The two cavalry corps make a great
addition to the camp t6i. year. The
1st
Husiarti are in Lull strength, 326,
and the 24th Grey's Horse murder z50
strong. The horses arrived in fine con-
dition end the high standard of the
mea in these corps seems to indicate
that it is a popular arm of the service.
The Lampton Regiment came by
water, arriving on the steamer Saronic
from Harada on Monday evening.
.6th Regiment Arrives on Foot.
The Middlesex Regiment, 275strong,
arrived in town about 1:30 this after-
noon, having marched on loot all the
way fro:n Lucan. The regiment com-
menced its forty -five -mile walk on
Monday, and its progress was marked
by hearty receptions at every village
along the line of march. The men
were in fine condition when they
reached Goderich, and the novel ex-
periment of marching to camp, instead
of employing the usual means of
trausportation, was proved a splendid
success. No doubt there were some
blistered feet, but nobody "fell out,"
or complained of hardship. A good
half of the regiment i,' composed of
Indian., moat of them stalwart fel-
lows who present a fine appearance on
parade.
Lt. -Col. Robson *td his officers were
informally welcomed by Mayor Reid,
ex -Mayor Cameron and other", and at
2 o'clock, a large number of towns-
people having gathered on theSgaare,
a formai reception was tendered to
the regimen,. Mayor Reid, ex -Mayor
Cameron and James Mitchell gave Ad-
dresses of welcome from the band-
stand, and 1.t. -Col. Robson and Major
Robinson, chaplain of the regiment, re-
sponded. The speeches were all re-
ceived with hearty cheers from the
wieners. Afterwards the regiment
proceeded to camp.
Bugle Notes.
Complaint is made of poor railway
service on the O. T. R. in bringing
some of the troop. to camp. It took
the whole day for the Bruce regiment
to get here.
"A" Company is a top-nntcber as
usual. it is forty strong, "a11 wool
and a yard wide,"
The 98rd Regiment baud is out in
tine shape and discounts everything
else in the musical line on the
grounds.
Pioneer Sergeant Ward constructed
the first incinerator on the grounds
In Bret-cl.m style and it has served es
a model for the whole camp
The 110&8 Wellingtcn Rifles have
Weir tents pitebsd nest the lake, and
in order to thecae are the 27th, 3Rrd,
land and 1616. The city regiments
will encamp lo a parallel line, from
east to west. wben they arrive nest
week. In the big field to the nortb
and east are the two cavalry regi -
meats. The Army Service Corps is
over at the batt barn, and the A. M. C.
sad O. 0. C. age at tbs southeast esd.
The Y. M. C. A. test is away over to-
wards Meessetung Park. Col. Be dell's
sed Ws staff are quartered in the
Asigl mer.
O. idwsrd.. of "A" Compasy,
may potel0(e at the ranges en
Dttld sinters are announced for
fSMuiJay ah eetio t and Sunday atter-
seon, f to 4 o'e&oet.
♦ sad ses uedroo. of the 1st Hussars
even tram Londe* ; C .Owdros fern
end
i m Od
Girey's Norm
lwnl
tette% ' be e•ei she NW mail Tberetlay •.
Miami wort. Tek. B
troops oil be div- Mess
the spacial speaker for the day. All
citizens are cordially welcomed to the
service- The offer will be its aid of
Alexandre ••ericb.
CAMP OFFICERS.
Commandant, Col. W. E. Hodgins.
Orderly officer, LL Beardmore, Tor-
onto.
General staff officer. Major 0. C. W.
Oordon-Hall.
A. A. 0., Lt. -Col. A. H. Macdonald,
D. 8. 0.
D. A. A. and 1. M. O., Major L. W.
Sbannon.
A. M. 0.. LL -Col, C. W. Belton.
Dea
A.n. D. of S. and T.. Major E. C.
Paymaster, Major E. R. Tooley.
Ordnance officer, Capt. P. H. And-
erson.
A. V. 0., Capt. J. H. Wilson.
Division engineer, Lt. J. A. Keefer.
Musketry iustructor, Major W. A.
MoCrimmon.
Assistant instuctor, Capt. A. Roug
vie, 33rd Regiment.
Signa Jipg officer, Lt. J. T. lien
n ad
Senility officer, Capt.. J. A. Ashy}
joaueb, Windsor.
Captain, G. F. Weekes, D. I. 0.
Cavalry.
0. C., Lt. -Col. R. V. tiregiry, St.
Catharines.
Brigade major, ('apt. W. B. Kiege-
ford, R. C. D., Toronto.
Orderly officer, LL L. M. Thoma",
1st Hussars.
1st Infantry Brigade.
0. C'.,, LL -Col. R. M. McKenzie, Sar-
nia.
Brigade major, LL -Col. T. B. Welch,
of Wiodeor.
Instructor, MajorJ. H. Kaye, Lon-
don.
Reg. Sturdy Severely Bitten by Mad
Dog -Taking Pasteur Treatment at
Toronto -Health Authorities Order
All Dogs larked Up.
Coo*iderable alarm has Wen elated
by the d'ath of a number of cattle in
Goderich township from a disease
which has been di•gnwetl .a s rabies.
Stariogeot measures have bet' taken
to prevent the spread of the disease,
and so far as is at present known it
is confined to one farm.
On Monday of WC week a cow
belonging to Mrs. Jos. Salkeld,
Bayfield road, died atter • sickness
of some dayr. Dr. Clark, V. N., wbu
had been coiled, found about a • pirt
of rusty shingle nails in ita stomach,
and naturally it Tould have been
concluded tbxt these were the cause
of its death h•d not another• cow on
the same farm been attacked with
similar symptoms the same evening,
and a third one the following morning.
Dr. Clark's suspicions were im-
mediately aroused and he wired to
Ottawa for w expert to come up and
give bis opinion. Dr. Stork, V. 8., of
Toronto, a Dominion Government
inspector, arrived on 'Friday and
unhesitatingly pronounced the trouble
to be rabies. By this time the second
cow had died and the third wee in
the last stages and was at once
destroyed. Subsequently a steer died.
but the symptoms were not so
other cases.
have 'been taken
With tits animate
Doe
by t
before it was nown how they were
affected. Owing to an abrasion on
his hand, 1t was considered advisable
that George Salkeld should take the
treatment for such eases at the
Pasteur institute in Toronto, and
be left on Saturday for that purpose.
The farm on which the affected
cattle were kept was promptly
quarantined, so there is no damage of
contamination. It should be explained
that this farm is not Mrs, talkeld's
home farm, but one fartber down the
Bayfield road on which 110 person is
liyng.
Two or three other cows in .the
township have since died under rather
suspicious circumstances, but 11 is not
known that rabies is the cause. It is
suspected that they may have been
poisoned by eating leaves and grass
checked been sprayed with insecticide.
In one caste, that of an animal belong-
ing to Jas. Harrison, the head has
been sent to Toronto for examination.
A strict watch is bring kept by Dr.
Clark on the remaining cattle at the
Salkeld place and on ueighboring
ferns, in order that any further case.,
if there be any, mt.y be promptly
detected.
Reg. Sturdy Attacked by Dog.
The alarm occasioned by this out- o
break bas been increased by a savage
attack made by a supposedly mad deg
Sturdy,on - Sturdy. oftheLith cooceesionf euMnf
Dod}tich township. This occurred on
- Monday morning of this week. The
young mai drove his team to a grave)
pit on the 5th concession, and in
walking *bold to decide where he
should Iced be came upon the dog,
which sprang at hint viciously. A
fight efl*ueo .0 which Sturdy was
bitten sever ,l times and bad his
clothes badly torn. Having no
weapon at hand he fought the dog
vests feo't and hands and the beast
finally made off to the swamp. When
the new, was spread throughout the
neighborhood fifty farmers armed
themselves with quos and started in
pursuit of the dog, hut were unable
to find it. Sturdy left the nest day
for Toronto to take the Pasteur treat-
ment.
The township Board of Health
acted with promptness issuing a
Proclam
mation the sae clay to the
effect that every dog most be confined.
on penalty of its being shot and the
owner fined tis.
The Board of Health of the town
of tioderich also hew issued a pro-
clemation. enforcing stringent
measure* for the safety of the public.
and iofeag7 Brigade.
O. C., Lt. -Ooh A. Weir, Port Credit.
Brigade major, LL -Col. A. J. Oliver,
of Galt
inetructor, Lt. Col. R. Alexander,
R. C. R.
pd lsf retry Brigade.
0. C., L.-Ool G. Acheson, .% , ...ter.
Brigade major. Lt. OW. J. ' t;lack,
of Chatham.
Instructor, Lt. H. F. B. Oririch, R.
C. R.
"K" Company R. C. R., deem.nded
by Major J. H. Kaye
No. I Company, C. A. S. 0.. com-
tl aeried by Major O'Brien, of Guelph,
.misted by Major W. 0. Coles, IAS J.
F. Willie/as, Lt. Mos worthy end Lt..
Kearns .
Postal Corps, LL Murray.
Regimental Camnaed.,
The regiorents are commanded as
follows
hind Brunt►--LL-tbL W. J. Douglas.
27th Lembt.ort-IA,A`o4 R. 1. Tow-
ers.
110(1. Wellington - LL - Col. J. J.
Crabs
118th Middlesex -Lt. Col. Robson.
fled Huron -Lt -Col. Ale.. Wilson.
Deb Orgy's Horse -Lt, -Col. T. R.
Mayberry.
HHuusga e--LL-Col. H. A. Abbott.
"Our Owe" Thirty-third.
The officers of the 3&d Huron are '
11..-00l. Wilson.
H. B. Combe.
11a H. T. Reece.
Ad utent Capt. W. W. Mac Vloar.
rmaet..r 111. 0. Mr t.
sdical Of0.vw Dr .I. W. .
Paymaster R. M. Hays.
tlb.pWn Rev. J. W. }lodging.
♦ 0o --Capt. H. C. Dunlop. Lies.
G. Nisbet.
(b. --Copt. McPhail. Lunt. Ven.
O Co. --Capt.
1) Co. -Capt.
Town,
B
Co. --Capt.
F Co. -Capt.
G Co. -Capt.
H Co. --Capt.
Walter..'
Sale. Lieut. Dickson.
H K. Jordan, Lieut.
tiinclair.
Hemmen.
Naftel, Lieut. Sloan.
Varcoe, Lieut11, A
Si*oalliag corps - Capt. T. R.
Rundle,
LATEST NEWS OF SHE CAMP.
A prrgram of athletic sports will
be carried out at the camp on Saturday
after'noon, commencing at 2 o'clock.
The t.ownapeople are cordially invited
to attend.
A parade of cavalry will take place
to the town nn Friday afternoon.
giving the citizen" of Ooderieh a
favorable opportunity of seeing the
mounted soldiers.
Colonel Sam Hughes, Minister. of
Militia, fe anoosneed to arrive on 7.1 -
day and will probably inspect 10.
camp on Saturday.
Special Rates fee Dominion pay.
The 0. T. R. associates stand eaten
for Doyennes Day. Round-trip
ticket. *45 be sal at eitmle flet Rood
going Jame* 19, so and Jul 1. cod
up
it on,Friday,TA� nsesn,
M trip
July 0 r MJose
.ci el a
wish is avail tbewiesives of the o-
t.per-
M U1i
tow*
et F. F, Lowness
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