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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1903.
THE REDISTRIBUTION OF HURON.
In the last issue of the Clinton New
Era appeared a forecast of what the
new Redistribution bill was likely to
do with the three Heroute This was
the forecast:
"Although the Redistribution bill has
not yet been introdnced into the House
of Glomtnont, the following may be ae
cepted as the probable r*-arraugetnent
of the ridings:
" East Huron -Hlyth, Brussels, (=my,
Howick, Morris, Turnberry, 1Vingham,
Wroxeter and East Wawvumah. Popu-
lation 19,227.
" South Huron -Bayfield, Hay, Hen-
sall, McKillop, eSeaforth, Staelev, Stath-
60, 'l'uckeramirh, Usborne anti Exeter.
Population 2_',881.
" Weet Huron -Ashfield, Colborne,
Clinton, Goderich, Goderich Township,
West Wawanoeh and Hellen., I'opu-
laticol, 19.712.
"From the foregoing it will be seen
that East Wawanoeh is taken from the
west riding and added to the east;
Hullers is taken from the emelt told
added to the west; while Stephen and
Exeter, which are at present In North
Middlesex, and Usborna, at present in
South Perth, all cone back into the
eolith riding.
"If this arrangement ie carried out it
strengthens all the ridings, from a Lib-
eral standpoint, but still leaved the west
riding what it has been for the past
20 years, the most difficult one of the
who) three to carry."
THE STANDARD fails to agree with
the New Era in its forecast, as the
division is unfair and uneven.
By a little figuring it will be seen
that the New Era makes the difference
in population between South Huron and
East Huron 8054, between South Huron
and Wrest Huron 5169, and between
West Huron and East Huron 485,
These figures are too much of a con-
trast.
If THE STANDARD WAS Called upon to
divide Huron county for parliamentary
purposes, so that it would look well
geographically and from a population
point of view, we would divide it as
follows :-
East Huron -
Blyth 871
Brussels 1114
Grey 8557
Howick 4140
McKillop 2685
Morris 2606
I'urnberry 2141
\V1t16ham 2392
Wroxeter 446
19952
South ][uron---
Hayfield 558
Exeter 1792
Hay 8($27
Helaall 820
Seaforth .... 2245
Stanley 2158
Stephen 4172
Tuckersmith 2463
Ueborne 2867
20196
West Huron-
Ashtield 8497
Clinton 2547
Colborne 1866
Goderich Town ,,.. 4158
Goderich Township. 2528
Hullett 2898
E ,st Wawanosh 1960
West Wawanoeh ... 2218
21872
What redistribution of any county
could be more even and more fair than
the above?
Our division makes West Huron the
largest constituency ; the difference .of
population between it and South Huron
is 1476, and between it and East Hurou
1728, South Huron and East Huron
hove a difference in populasiou of only
244.
As to what advantage. THE STANDARD
division of Huron county wilt give either
the Liberal party or the Conservative
parry we are not prepared to say; we
will leave that for our Conservative
and Liberal friends to decide when elec-
tion day rolls round.
TBE ST. JOSEPH GRANT.
In speaking of the recent government
grant towards the St', Joseph harbor,
the Hamilton Titnes, the Liberal organ
in the Ambitious City, says: -
Now here comes the London Free
Press with the information that St
Joseph is ” a dream city ou the banks of
Lake Huron, some miles west of ,Bay-
field." Our contemporary is in error.
West of Bayfield is wet, very wet,
Lake Huron lapping the shore of the
town whose centre is MacGregor square.
St. Joseph is "Rome miles" south, being
situated between the Sauble line and
the lake, just Biz miles west of Zurich.
The writer, who a few years ago knew
well every foot of the locality, does net
wonder that the people view the expeu•
diture of money for a duck ug of doubt-
ful propriety. Aside front the gnootion
of St. Joceph'e future -if it 10 10 have a
future -the coast there is unfavorable
to any but works of great cost. There
is no natural shelter, the,( tanks beeig
high and without indentation. save
what is made by the debouching of a
small creek, and the westerly gilled
make havoc with any light structures,
to say nothing of the deetrect1Ve power
of the ice-tields. What Mr.'le.rte saw
to lead him to think that 65000, or even
e50,000, could be expended on a dock
with any reasonable Mope for its perma-
nency is hard to guess. The people of
the locality do well to speak out and let
the government know the facts.
SPRING MILLINERY OPENING-
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H. M. WREATH.
Once more the metal crowd of expec-
tant visitors thronged the show'roout of
this store, where they were heartily
welcomed and shown the newest novel -
Hee in millinery materials and patterns,
which for tastefulness and beauty drew
forth admiration on all sides.
In shapes, the etyies ere so varied es
to suit any type of We. The large tlet
hat coming well over the laze end tit tuts
closely at the back being a great favor-
ite,
Among the foliages and flowers we
noticed quantities of fruit, aLsoseined' i ng
v,:l;y striking in the chiffon flowers.
One of the trimmed hats which was
especially 0dluired w08 or Leghorn with
wrapped edge of green velvet and fac-
ing of shaded yellow chiffon. A knot of
the same chiffon with bunches cf
heather and grapes formed the genii -
tufo with 63d0 of the ribbon caught
with large headed pins.
Another of the round sailor shape was
made of folded champagne chiffon and
fancy braid, and finished with a bunch
of egprey and scurf of chiffon and straw
with pendant sequin.
A Turban with roll book and extend-
ing in front was made of 1)1, ck sequin
with edge of plaited malice, and fiat
fancy sequin crown and finished at side
front with softfoether mount.
The ready -to -wears are very new and
effective in a variety of shapes and
styles,
---Air. J, A„leckson, B.A., lett Blyth
for Alberta on Tuesday afternoon,
-The Ontario legislature has adjourn-
ed for three weeks, to await the result
of the investigation into the Gamey
charges by the royal commission,
-Among the cattle shipped by Mr.
D. E. McDonald recently, were two
ewers three years old, weighing 1600
pounds each, fed by Mr. Isaac Wright,
of '1'urnberry, and ono very fine short-
horn hull, fed by Mr. James Henderson,
of Winghanl. The ball gold at 63.75
per 100 pounds.
-Mr. John Herta, the owner of over
300 acres in Wallace townehip, was
found hanging in a tree in his bush on
Wednesday morning last. As the
deceased owned several houses on his
different farms, the family thought he
was either at one of them or at the
home of a married daughter, Mrs, John
Fisher, but goon he did not. return for
dinner they sent after him, Not finding
him they started a seareh, but without
result, that night, Next morning,
however, he was found hanging to a
tree by a hanle strap and rope. His
lege were bent at the knees, otherwise
his feet would have touched the ground.
No reason can be assigned for the act,
he having shown no signs of insanity
or despondency, He was ac industrious
and respected gentleman, and a kind
neighbor. His wife, four 80218 nod one
daughter survive,
TILE CRADLE.
ANDERSON. -In East Wawunush, on March
170, the wife of Mr. Wm. Audereon, of a
daughter.
D0R11t. -1u Whlteohurch, on M,roh 1018, the
wife of Dlr. It. 8. Dobie, eta ,laughter.
M08160. -L0 Lamborn, on March lath, the wife
ul Mr. Jacob Mosler, of a daughter.
THE ALTAR.
BURR--MoTAVISH.-At the roeblenoe of the
bride's hn.tnor, Mr. Dunc,n Mo Pevish, of
Tnckerswitn, ou shrub 96th, by Rev. 4,. H.
Beware, Mr. Fred Hash, of Staley, to Jessie,
@feet daughc,ar of the late Toter McTavish.
CL ARK -GAS D1 N88. -At the residence of the
bdue'e pat euta, on starch nth, by Rev. 1), R.
Marsh, of }Gambol., asdst.d by Rev. A.
Maoneb, of Waltnu, Air, 0, G. Clark to
Janet, third daughter of Mr. and DRe. Alox.
Guiltily., all of M0Klllupp.
IRVING-MACLEAN.-At 01. 800165' oathad, al,
'rororto, un March 21,1, by Rev. A. U. De.
Premier, Or Lewis Erokiae Wentworth Ir.
vrng, of Walton, to Alice Maud, yammer
daughter of the lets Lieut. Col. (laird Ryer-
son Maclean, td Medford,
MCHeNZ1E--MrNFa 1.. -Ill Deutsch, on March
Ord, by Rev. John Rosa R.A., Mr. Murd'atk
Dichreett*, of Dakota, to Mles Maggie Mc-
Neil, daughter of dire, Adam Sinclair, of
Brussels
WHITE-WYNN.-At Trlolty church, Hanna
City, ou Mame aid, he Ito. IDr, t erggan, et.
Harry Dek'orest White, of Ruses Cityt to
Mains, daughter of Mr. John Wynu, ut Oode-
rioh,
THE TOMB.
BLANSHARD.-In Wiogham, on March 99nd,
Mies Ann Rlanehard aged 71 yeas.
DICK -In filyth, on March 8102, are James
Dirk, aged 70 years and 9 months.
LUMONUB.-In Hurlwgtsu, en March R8pr, Mr.
John Minot. a, brother. of Rev. J. Talmud*,
of Blyth, aged 71 ysme.
MAGUIRE.-1n Wingbsm, on March 81st, Mr.
T, J. Maguire, a god 80 y,ars.
31004118-40 Harper's hospital, Detroit, on
Mata, 26th, 850. A. P. Moue, son of Mr. and
Mie. George Moore, of HI aged 85 year*,
ROSS -le Stanley, ou Maru 94181, Mra Ala.
Ras, aged 7'J years.
BLYTH MARKETS.
Blyth, April 1. -Whist, 083 to 70o, Barley,
40o to 426. Cosa, 58a to 01m, Oats, 080 t0 goo,
1•.gg., 10, In 111. butter, 131 to len. Potation,
Nm to coo. Hides, 51 to 60. Hay, MI m 67. Lard,
120 )014'. Pork, 67 to es. none, .1.00 to 81.1W.
Wald, s2.8I) to .e8 ',Vool,121 to 160. 'redoes,
Ito to 220. Geceo, So to 00. Dente, eo to 100.
ObiOkeus, 0o to 90.
WANTED, -A 'I'on of Butter weekly,
Eggs, 18c. Timothy, Clover and Wav-
erly Oats for sale. GEO. E. KING,
NV eighties. 84tf
Seed For Sale.
Seed Peas, Goose Wheat and Feed Peas for
sale in large or Aman quantities, Apply to
Jou Perron, Hlytb elevator. 324
Building Lot For Sale.
One at the beat bonding tote to Blyth la offer-
ed for sale eta barg8rn. It le Ina raerdeottal
eeotlon, being on Dingle street, between Queen
. and W 11100 streets.0041 pertlpplare at Tee
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Our Spring Millinery Opening is
now going on all the time --open for
business at once. Conte and leave
your orders.
This department is again in
charge of Miss Robinson, who, with
her corps of skilled assistants will be
sure to please.
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Our stock of --
NEW SPRING GOODS
is now about complete in all lines. \Ve have a
range of beautiful I0rints, Muslins, Dress Goods,
Etc., Etc.
J. A. Anderson
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j YA Y, Yi 1 t ♦ Y4 Yathtt' O,1,711,420 intrzI r v, R Y'r4
SCHOOL ?ANTS
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They are made from the best of
Woolens, fit perfectly, are double seat and
knee, double from seam to seam. Every
seam is taped and double -stitched. You
never examined a more carefully made
pant. Your boy never wore a better one;
he cannot rip a seam ; they are reinforced
where the wear comes in ; in fact are our
Rightly -Made Kind
and cost 95c. The same pant in every
respect, only not quite so fine material, at
50c.
Alen's Dongola Long Shoes $1,75, to clear at 75c.
Men's $off Long Shoes $1.50, to clear at $1,15.
Ladies' Felt Long Shoes, No. 3 only, 31.25, to clear
at 50c.
Our Empress Slues for ladies we will tell you
about next week.
S. HERRINGTON,
'West Huron
License District.
The Board of Liconae Commissioners
will nue tat the
Inspector's Office, Clinton,
—ON—
Thurs., April 16, 1903
At 5 o'Clock p.m.
to consider the applinatloos for the Manse year
of 12031904.
A petitions or applications to be sent to W.
J. Pa leley, lnapeeter, Odeon.
The number of Ileonee- for the year 1902.100.9
was 20 Roods end 0040 01100,. The minnow 11
applications for the year 1908.1204 ie 81 hotels
sod two shops.
New applioatlone-S. Pike, Waverly Rouse,
Clinton; N. G. Boggs, Carlow, and Alex. O,
8124/200101* How,Wiiugbam, n'No Berme rant-
ed to any hotel whim' has any kind of slut
mach 'no In its promisee.
W. J. PAISLEY,
84b Inspector, Clinton.
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House For Sale.
A oomlortn hie brick house anal four lose (one
erre ib *112 with goat frame stable and a num•
bur of fruit trees. '2h;e property in situated on
the north side of Dtnal'y 0,001 in the Village
of myth, Ch,uve0leet (betatron from K,14, Ate.
trop, poet bale,,, obun.ilee eau embool. Alto
arx lets west of and adjoining the 1411 th Mink
yard. For lordlier nu,ttaulers apply to the
024de reigned, N. H. YOUNG. 8311
Farm ,For Sale. 0712
The undersigned offers 1115 fang lot 87. ono, a,
Emit WIMP ,oeu, lop vie. The farm contains
10) acre', 00 scree oleared, Women good hard,
wood bn-o, 26 acres pinugbed, 8 ruse of tall
wharf, d cotes of orcharQ ; good barn with store
etablmg end cement Lour, 5400; god stun
bog pen with driving house overt Urea; two
good wells ; trau,e hone*, ems and Hell storeys
high. with good atone cellar cud 050001 floor.
The farm to well watered by a llvlug epuug
creek rod is welt odopeed for stock purpusee.
It le three miles from ltlyth end bull mile tom
II aehnol. For fait ryvtiotdars apply to G3050.
QUINN on the pre1011*', or address Myth P.O.
Good Farms and Saw Mall
For Sale.
No l -W t Int 11, eon. 6, East Wawanosb, eon-
tatutug 100 sores, CO sores cleared and In a good
state of eul,ivetion, 20 acres art10117 Miami
and 20 scree of t,mber laud. The soil fe • good
loam. There le on the place a good trick dwell -
lug house 20004, one and a halt eloreye, with
kitchen attache ,, wood•ahed 20680, and stone
cellar muter full else of house; good oleter:t
good Dill and windmill 0uuraefout 10 bona'
and out -building, ; trams barn 60x5b, with atone
stables unde0 ,eatb; two frame dweningg0 28026,
our rod a halt morays; a 0/13501111W 111111 8(0210,
two atorey0, wall holler, engine and all neoes-
oaty machine, y for manufacturing towbar,
lath sed shhtkle%, all in good order.
No. 2-.08 Int 84, oou. 5, Rase Wewenosb, con-
taining lee twee, PO tares cleared and Ina good
state of cultivation, 20 agree of timber land.
Thom 1n on the ;dice a good frame barn 40000
and e0 feet high with stone stables under the
full alae; good frame dwelling ;Axes, ono aid a
half et,.rsye 0,10 OUR atnrev Rueben attached.
No. 8 -Et lot 88, tem.?, East Wasanooh, con-
tsiuiug 10o urn., 00 armee cleared a...t Ina go
state ut cultivation, 10 acme of timber land.
The ecil is a good clay 10(10. On the ,,loo*
thorn to a good frame dertiling )2080, stoma cel-
lar, with kitchen attsohed 181e8, one *nil it halt
etorny s ; hard and soft water ; gond frame barn
40x60, with stone stables under; frame Oaths,*
and aired 21100; good orchard. This place 01
well drained and uaa a nater foiling smug mu.
uing through 1t.
For loll pantoulan apply to Trnxas R. TAY.
nos, Weeteeld P.O., Ont., or to A. 4 ,uiILTON,
Blyth P.O., Ont.