The Huron Signal, 1889-9-27, Page 1TO ADYERT'S&
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Meal goners.
IU edema wire is Ms keel rakeens
of Tan Seat& ear wiedems er seder-
feinmewb ad teak an eiheimiewlts
is charged, err from tend e itensf-
ai hendt le dirket mid
Jnr el tee refs oneeterpside
nerd cook insertioa. dierehiblis
den twisty -Aye omit. Intro It.
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marded a brief tucal trill It Or
fret:
NEW
Te Ite.t--C. tlmeur.
llesee.at-E. Dewa1.g.
Wans4-lin Carmen.
Pte/ woes- J. W. alma
sysc(aI 0111w -the.
Leek t Leek I -J. M. Pnndreet.
P enaa'' Insides-Tbssininig.
Cr" HIIIternd-milord Oakes.
Midas Wanted -lis Shaa-en.
Open .t Revws.-J. II. fltich.rae.
A/ OMatfg-Cr, pts.. Aypsibs Its eq.
A#sdslsleatere Pelton -ft. P. Lawrence.
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TOWN TOPICS.
~A shirts .N 1besTolloh
tt mbotAlielt ee.
A Hegel Peri•rRrib relays eM[RI
;p ass crabs_ _ _ _I, ee J. a tutor Fa 1P
pal M D Ds iareV allr.t tiaiaiea.
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tee "e 011eteNecTimeareene 1./abia
Wendt S.
ss
The et ®es. Seewart'r stadia la
mid be a lels
p
is every Use Wet phone.
Owe threngb the trees
swim tart the
winter e Deal rawer se
Balt at V. dr A PrYhar s ler your ender -
weer. It may sate as undertakers s
fel Can eLkgC.. and iwag HWthe t
gloats* Made, ewes which takes
ase aeeletres
leenetn e. The Ant>.tnsrri asses heater.
theesY air off the Mawr mid baste ton
mars at roe time. Purees ere down to
emit every toady. The cheapen buss .der
the sew
Noowthat.tahaeEt seen ditoalty b.s bees
dpMl' rat 4ssMamitmi
the T -'-
s .ii.et takm.tlste
et with RtIt
he ptetsiws cid
as the* yen deal Medse rakettw.11meta
sherry.
BRIEFLETS.
Yrs Seeger has ret.raed te tows.
Kiss B. Wahiawa has returned to
Tomato.
Mine Birdie Hays is visitiog friends
is Detroit.
Mr T. J. Vidsn took in the Detroit
fair hat week.
Mr and Mn Alexander hare re-
torted to Niagara
Kr • ie 1 eu,. of I,osdon. spent
ThersdMn tieage Bleak returned from her
Detroit ride ea Friday.
are P. Meru, retread het week
from her visit to Meekoks Islands.
Me J. E. Platt, of Platteville, is the
per of his relative,Mr Jobe S. Platt.
Mr and Mrs I.hyd bare ruterssd frees
their visit to the Riders
Mrs F. and lies Leek Odes gdwrs-
ed`to their ham., Ltedw, es Thursday.
Mss Js.. and Mime Gerrie Doyle airs
dating
d in Detroit sod offer American
Mrs Bidd.lpb, of Detroit, ig visiting et
hew ideas d her daughter, Ms a
Che
Miss Kathleen' Bull bac arrived home
Main Item a *aunt visit to frissds is
11,. KeTawieh, of Bosse .nest,, meat
a week with her dsside r, Mrs R. Hen-
derson.
Mr and Mn Tyler, el R.6lo, were
.rediae in tows sat neighborhood the
week.
A. and Kim Vents Watson have
hoes riifbg Mrs J. L. Shady,
Dir MeThinee* will be Is Nigeria for
Wingllitistdeeverymo s ea the int Saturday d
Mit Jelin L. Sturdy, d Haeridoi,
' is the the GeNorthwesters Far
week.
Mr Sewer% es Tralehmr
' lad.Ihis Pelee : with iia bloom, `
,weak.
Ist
nab mar rod sed'
gistd w( have te.
offl vie te
O.de.6. ample
'1111t111131bberep tie 1.he s N the
theb Meed ek sheet bjihr.1 WWI*, al the Suremthe gamble el
A Sem *gsat.i,aT. - Issas Fisher,
of °Whores, teak oiler medal at the
nominee kr the beet farm.
Prof Fred W. Foote has bra appoint-
e d essset.ry of the Coaeer atony of Men
e ta, Toronto. at • b•odeoese asiary.
The Woodstock Sesti&d-Iferiew hes
i.selad a soiel "lith Tweber," the i•k,
paper sad nadir. matter being A L
Mr J. A. Tether closed hie TIMM-
io• at Ge nrfeb os Wednesday, and left
to remise kis studies at geese's Waver -
sky. KiogMees.
The Saraia bank took W shoed prize
at the Detroit Ezpoeitiow toses.sot,
Seesaw, composed of prole dosal m.si-
eas•. take Ant.
Mr Rtepke. Andrews left town on
Thursday to member cattle for the old
*retry. Mr A. will pored with hie
parolees* aortas the outer
Mr M. O. Juhnstoo, eon of the reeve
of Warmish, has returned to the sled,
cf law to Godards after a ample et reef
r.smik from office work.
Dr M Nicholson, the West-st d.etia r,
. rakes the preservation ,.f the .at.ea)
teeth a specialty. Gas administered Irons
II a. se. fur the *lake extraction of
teeth. ,gg
In the abeslsle of Dr Use ne Tait,
erases, the dikes* to tie Yore
ple'e Aesoeiatfks of Knox Cherub was
Rivets by Mr Thos McGillicuddy, of Tut -
mato.
Mr Maitland Whitely, of Chicago, at-
tended the tnsse.i of hie sister here feet
writ. Be remaieed over he • few days
aid took nosy a look at old Hera from
the pork.
an sed Miss Newcombe purpose
seeedbag the winter is Bntieb Columbia.
Thee will leave for the Pacific dope nett
week mid will bear with them the Rood
wishes of a boat of friends
E. 8. Hnaertb, B. A.. mace a pupil of
Goderich High echoet,•d s bore grade -
ate of Toronto University, has hese sp-
prnoated ocher of modem languages is
Woodstock Collegiate Institute.
Rev Dr Shaw. of Toronto, was to town
last week. He mate west to attend the
tweed of hie niece, Mae Leede Whitely.
Dr Shaw rename is Gsdeeiioh town-
ship, aad is told is high ..teem by those
who knew bis
Mr Anted Videos, of the Cards
Compaey'e dries, Torero, who has boos
vteitre Goderich. lett se Wednesday
for his has,. While here Mr )n Lewis,
ha brother -is -law, showed ilei the
growisg attractions of Goderioh.
AA IMPORTANT IMPaovs*irrT.-Tbe
sew Soft'Flop sad Practice Pedal attach-
ment to s Newcombe Upright Piano
enures the nerves of the listener or per-
former. *ben practising, as well as the
instrument from wear. and preserve* the
toss. tt.
Mr Fred. Price, datggd.t. of Sault
Ste Marie. Mesh., anise& i• sows on
Tuesday evening, sad is apsedisa s day
or two to the old horse. 11. bee already
worked op a Rood loaminess in the city of
the rapids.
Mr and Mn Jobe McTavish sad their
son Walter, of Heron towseip, took is
the Great Northwestern fair, sad were
deli;►td with the sights and the *dynast
of the town with the electric lights and
waterworks sire their lest visit.
Knox Ch.nh Bead of Hops will hold
its anneal dower.bow and soirert in the
basement of the ob.rcb on Monday
wring, Sept 30th. A good program
will begins. Row J. A. Cedersos will
addrwm the ehildrea. Mr Strang will
take the chair at 8 o'clock sharp, doors
open at 7:30. Atheistios 10 crests.
Mr John Carroll, of Tawas, Michigan.
has bees visiting birds and relatives in
God.neb and Colborne towsyip, He is
the eldest *arriving eon of the lat. P.
Carroll, and had the .stisfactioa of re -
ionise boar before his laths, was
straiten down.
Mr Alex McIntyre. of Tssw•ter,
lermssb, s esembcr of the meant of the
nailed •sestis.ef Heron and Brum,
wee at the redeem of Mr D.
MeGederith te►ssship, during the
week See bees • regular reader d
Tea *Ms*A c sam the toed old dap
*ad knows what glome es 1. On sorted
better thein some peeple whelive hoe
Tan Sssosasr 8awrss,-W. woke
to Sergeant Kelly in Goderich ieat week.
The veteran soldier had .irenmvested
his enemy W dropsy sad *es down
town. Bot* his wife sad himself are,
we believe. ei:er fear more pare .red yet
meepse$4fvely vigorous The 012.1.0=
ttve f friends in Climes.
Senses Dene. -Dr Bla.belse&. el
endidesly is the bets. fletsr lahey brat he wee
is Tam% is reheat health. Oa Sar
dap be eontesdsd s mild, whisk torsed
to eseentisn el the Issas The deem-
ed wee highly •Meme/. Ilk wile wee
is Ottawa at *.lima d his dew, .441-
He ons a eon et sea Dr
time r ONssli& M gee
8rtuweeaaT Owens -We bow re-
solved
s. 5 of the Oma -
tea M Adel JYes,NOrMs, being a
ee eta the adhere el
eletdwbaeis•
etbul Mise teem Me
aged le
Mi agedioselerut of nut melt
the
wilNe hen a wid11t! n • heeM-
iwfirs le
moll4_ aise re iwr
M
Ude
144 SW -is a,
Mrs D. Mies and daughter, of Her -
ea. wet a few dale ton town with her
sister -is -hon, Mrs IffielPhail, of Suothow
We .•der.ta d Mr W. M.ggew, mil
ler. hes been offered d and has stewed
a position in ilk big mill at Keewatin,
where his brother Aleck is • merger.
MrtleMesas is rated high as a pesetas!
A Portia* Comro*i ox-"Br.ckia
Bach G•lup` is the latest monied ctom-
positiw from the pea W Mies Skim-
misgs of this town. It is published by
Biller, ,.f Torooto, and is neatly pre -
rented. It deserves pstroo.e.-
Peewee weenie to improve their
memories or strengths. their power of
attrition shoed send to Prof. Loieetb,
237 Fifth Ave., N. Y., for his prospec-
tuspot e treas advertised in another
10-tf
A Tatter Cr.RTR•11 CAPTrIBP. - A
couple of weeks ago constable Yule re-
ceived a kaki asking him to be os the
took oat for Harry Morgan a, guilty of
t:arghry in Tars. Oo Wednesday of
last week skald manning the passengers
oaths Coiled Empire Mr Yale espied m
young wean whom he felt impelled t
arrest sad bold. It was Marro. sbo
was taken to Owen Sound and seat down
to the Central Prison fur one year.
Yale has a keen scent for crooks.
Junos's COURT. -James Trengrove
wee, a Wednesday lastsmart; before
His Hower Judie Toms with -
lag by Wie Cornish, of Umbers.. It ap-
pease that Tr.agrove sad Consist had
traded heron and the sweetmeat was
that if the former was dtsestie5ed b.
Goold relent the seined he got to Cor-
nish soy time inside of . week. He did
mot do so within the time specified, bet
sebeequotly, .t .ight.west to Cornish's
barn and took bis own hone. leaving
the other. The judge decided that there
was .o feioay in the traessettoo, and
Tresgrove was discharged.
EviNcnun!ic Sarum& -Next Sab-
bath evaagetistie services will commence
ie the North -et Methodist Chorea The
Pastor will be assisted by the Rev David
Savage. )Ir Savage is • minister In good
standing in the Methodist chinch, but
for some years has given himself to
'.Bend Work," not only in Oo'ario but
dos is the Maritime Provinces, Mani-
toba, and the Uoit.d States. One of the
meet evederfel revival movements ever
known in Welters Condo was oondoct-
d by Mr Savage at Petaoli., and is the
e urroendiag country.
XSian weeks ago we seat oet •
Dumber of ateo.ote toaabacrib- /‘
ars in arrear. Several pervious owisg ns
were kind enough to rwpood at ogee,
and we return our thanks to them. A
n umber have not yet been heard from,
and this week we mend out duplicate
aoe000ta to many who have tailed to re.
*pond. We will continue to mod out
accounts to all in arrest until our .books
are straight. Even if you dolt Toot an
account this week, look at your label,
and if yos are in smear be good enough
to pay at once. The item is rely a
*mall one to yon, bet the aggregate to
Xea foots up several thousand X
dike. Pay .p /
Lugs -tar Puns WIAxww .-Tb.
n ames of the winners of the Witweae
prise tie competition have bees just an-
nounced. The onusty winner is Robert
Baird, Cliatos. Those who took county
prizes were Abs. 11 ileL.od, Albert E
Jervis, Clinton; John Simpson, White-
church ; Miss Jamie A Gibson, Wroxe-
ter ; Willie T Gardner, Leeknow ; Wa-
liar Howell. Sestortb ; David 8 Ikon,
Beltran ; 11 J D Natal, Goderioh ;
Miss Preeilla May Aldrich, Newbridge
Miss Bemis Lowell, Tureberry ; Joseph
Forest. Verns ; Norman Bailie, Nile ;
Mie Alis Bell, Henson ; Mins Mary J
Hesiereos, Rainford.
•
An ey.-aore to the people of tbis town
who haat as eye for the besatifsl is
the •busd•nt atop d ncxiose weds in
the wends ase yards. Everybody per-
hetps dose sot know that it is as much a
steaks of the law to let soak pests
Rttuw as it ia to pasture your cow in a
asighbor'e garden. The Ontario Revis-
ed &states soya: It shall be the ditty
of the Isedowner or oosep•st thereof to
eat down or destroy all Canada thistles,
.t -eye daisy, wild ode, deo reg -weed
end bedeck growing os hie had s oft-
en mak sed every year as le w5eiest to
prevent the *Wags of their med. The
set intends b the be)twye el say Rte-
nielpsity, and maker the *weer liable to
s Ilse el net hos then 15 for viuMtbsis
d the Add mad as owner of a highway
to • Iles d net less thmr1110 fon nRtbs,
11 the sweeper were fired for seat se -
g lad in the streets of God•rieb he would
seed • very'obitsnti•i Werra of rot-
ary to meet the penalties.
How eta Sana Dlssteass Tea
Owns. -The T tewto lien to r..p is
g ibes ter the Ileibwle g : At the sada.
den of the basins el the 'Fmk ssuhsty
Cath es *.tgrd•y Judge Merges tared
to °•pt. Newton, as el& awry ofiewr she
had served seder Osmond R esd
embed him toe the mart 6.wt
w ad left epee tellf es e steed le +ice
wale el the Iiabe. Evidently the oil
W pat chelated on Mendes.
CleIia sveit, lad when the j. g, er-
deeed Mn le M es, be deed it a es.
mesh ea V dosed, sad dies deelableing
himself up, he Onsi&wed : "Ala
thew ea yew your tell.
and ham a heite ,es kussla J
Mews, the
o W
peevepeeveastae e1 N
the
• nser, seed t
awhes etiss as dis hike grasped theYe *gee mew
ilesserealt
est
Rev. Mr Cohere preached in St.
G.iw ge's ahereb ism 8.e.4., eweaisc.
Mia B. Sullivaa,fon.erty of this to..,
ace of Guelph, is rigida* her noadeeoes
breds io tows.
Mr Chas Reid, banter maker, has
bac. speodtog • week in the Forest
City, the grist of kis brother, Jae Red.
Mr (l.c McIntyre has returned horse
from Vancouver, B. C., after • three
muulba' sojourn in the western prov-
ince.
Mr Wm Raid, wife and two ekildrea
have retuned home to Hamilton, after
speeding a week wttb his parents, Mr
and Mrs Jr Reid.
Mr Bowen, of the Western hearers
Company. who was in town on the Kidd
seltbloek fire matter, made a satisfactory
arrangement wit! Mr C. A. Humber, re-
presenting Mr Kidd.
Thai PATCH RIo.T Nora Cram. -
The two ease, of Oirvia v. Bork. and
Berke v. Ginio sad Spence, were con-
solidated by the Master in Chancery, bot
Berke appealed. Oa Trade', Chancel-
lor Boyd dismissed the appeal, allowing
ousts to the Goderich men.
A rumor is afloat that Mr F. W.
Johnston bas been appointed to • county
judgeship, bat op to the hoar of g Ong
to press we ha.. been unable to !ovate
the comity. He was an aspirant for the
Goderich postmaster.hip, rod will get
some plum -judgeship or otherwise --his
friends ay.
At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid So-
ciety of North st. Methodist Church
held un the 12th inst. it was unanimous-
ly resolved that • vote of thanks be pre,
vented to Mrs Wigle for her valuable
services as secretary for so many years,
and that the present secretary end her
• eopy of the mid resolution.
Annul cheap excursions to Chicago,
Detroit, Port Heroic, Bay City. Saginaw,
Cleveland, Grand Rapids and Cincinnati.
Tickets good to no Sept. 27th and 28th
by any regular train, valid to rotten by
14th of Oct. Prier. sway down. Tick-
et. and .11 particulars can be had from
Harry Armstrong, City Pam. agect, G.
T. R., Goderfch.
Mr Alex. McGaw, one of the manage
meat of the Keewatin Flooring Mills,
was in town during the week, socomp.o
ied by his roc Willi.. He is •n old
Gated h men, and has been roomful
in c btainiog s name and reputation as
one of the most progressive men in Can-
ada. The Northwet appears to have
agreed with hint physically as well se
financially.
Dame. -At the meeting of the High
School Literary Society this (Friday)
evening, a debate os the subject of Im-
perial Federation will take place. The
speakers on the affirmative side will be
Messrs A. J. Moore and J. D. Swarms,
and no the negative, lifters H. L Strang
and F. Blair. Mr J. T. °arrow, Q. C.,
will ad as chairman. The pobtie are
invited to attend.
Posnrunu APPOt TRi -Mr William
Campbell, for some time past town .lark
of Goderich, has been appointed pne-
umonic sV0oderich, rue Archibald Dick-
son, deceased. The position is a patty
appointment, and we know of no man
more deserving of it on that soore. In
addition to having been $ faithful work-
er for the Conservative party, Mr Camp-
bell possesses the ability to make an effi-
cient postmaster, and we congratulate
him on his appointment.
A HARP Wirrza.-The oldest isbab-
itaat says that next winter is going to be
a hard one. Skins of apples, grapes,
and other fruit are tougher than last
winter ; Dorn husks are thicker and
stronger than for years ; wheat and rye
straw i. tougher : hay is wirier, and
seed pods aro better protected than
Raul, and mye thus are old farmers'
signs, and they are good ors because
they don't come from any moon -plant-
ing superstition, bot from actual observ-
ation year b1year. -Sarnia Caasdi•n.
Mtraor,ie Epc(ATl0N.-Rev, John
Potts, D D., reamed the pulpit of
North Street Methodist Cheek en See -
day last. morning and .vnabng, and
in a hireable manner eoe.w.e.ded to the
p▪ eople the eases of higher .do -doe.
In the evening he also gave some niter-
entitle
ater•e title r.minierinces of the late William
Gooderbam, whisk were mash .ppeeid-
ed by -hi distance. The point emphas-
ised my the speaker was dist the re-
marked* iebrest take& in the death of
Mr. Gooderbsm, as instanced by the
erowde of all dress attending the funer-
al, was se • tribe* to wealth bet a
to.timosy to goods.ss.
Nonnewir Scerve,...,-lir F. Jor-
im, who rssslly returned from • trip
te the Nerthere , i. N. hew memo,
of a baro hair bridle ssesatedered by the
Nee Perm Indian., sed inhibited it at
at the Gert Northwestern !air, heti is
Galeria Leet week. He bee also • bot-
tle el ad shimmied fens ese et the Roo-
ky Mountain et ossa, sad be addition
hoe a quantity d °seethes peers hea-
ther, whisk hegstbutt at • near
the Mader Hoses, te..rly SAGO fee
.have the e.* dud. The hsMher hi of .
atrsssgs. growth Non that el Auld 8ri-
tia, 1st otherwise le sot salIk. the 1st -
tar. Mr Jail is full ef the •Me•If11m
end peePCa
.ies el the sadi- Oed-
t
seems estsere.aea e
Ham senvinsed men Iltet to me asy
the ssb.eitess .heed fee the ales=
pep trod peelers gags sere leIRA
seer d Gro dime s a .a hew
bander,' ..t
Tam Dwelt alto vas Trust. -A lady
ia to enearthed the other day a let
of Harper'• Besse, dated Sept, 1868, is
which in an article on tigers appears the
following ioadeot regarding $ farmer
well knows resident of Goderieh : "De
Dunlop, of the East India Company's
service, being once ..decd by a diger
while unarmed, was is • serious 6z, bet
his wits did tot fail bier, °peeing his
soot[ box be threw the centre tato the
tig.r's eyes, who immediately dropped
the Doctor, and west off roaring with
Pee The sobriquet of 'Tiger' Dunlop
stuck to the quick-witted .on W Swale -
pies natal he sank into ao honored grave
on the shore of Lake Herr not many
years 5101. "
Gouszwu Fez Snow. -Mitchell Re-
former : There are tow towns in Ontario
that possess the fellatio. for an agricul-
tural aad arta ezhibitioo to compare
snob Goderich The grounds are large,
well laid oat, well supplied with water
and with stuck sheds of demote substan-
tial kind ample enough for • mach larger
exhibit +bat we ever seen in the county
of Perth. The hortioulteral and arts
building u also large, splendidly arrang-
ed and lighted throughout with deotri-
city. One attractive feature of the God -
swab show this week was the fruit ex
bibit. Such • display of ,pleadid pears,
plums sod apples was • specially pleas-
ing prospect to • man from the county of
Perth where there is nota peck of pears
or barrel of apples all geld. Outside the
pavilion the exhibition was likewise at-
tractive, as the ample stock stables and
.beds were f114 to the hat stall. God-
erich has improved greatly daring the
peat few years and is really an attractive
town, possessing among itis enterprising
inhabitant. many excellent, cultured sad
hospitable people. We enjoyed our
visit to Goderich and feel tinder obliga-
tions to the t'enactment of the exhibi-
tion sad to private citizens as well for
the courtesies and hospitalities received
while there.
THE COWBOY AND THE MAYOR.
They were standing near the Court House
la tbeearly autumn day.
The sward (from rain, was verdant
And the flower beds looked gay.
When the stranger slowly pointed
To that fountain on the Square '
"He's more naked than ea Iajae,"
Said the Cowboy to the Mayor.
The tarn •bot the Cusrt Mouse.
Se busy with the pea.
Whom daily tell 1• westing
1n each canoe and stl fling den.
Sat ea the steps • moment
Just to catch • breath of air
"They look overworked, poor fedets."
Said the Cowboy to the Mayor.
Some pretty girl. rat Goderich
Came trooping by that way.
Jost to see the daring ('owboy
And hear what he might say.
They are handsome." geld the centaur,
"And I like their baby stare -
They're so lambent and guileless
Said the Cowboy to the Mayor.
The quiet Canadian Sabbath Cama+.
The day wee bright std fair.
The Cowboy brushed his bowing locks
And aseatered'round the square.
Salvationists were passing
To tbetr barracks to have prayer,
-Let's we the simmers metalled,"
Said the Cowboy to the Mayor.
And as be eat and listened
To tete simple gasps 1 talk
He said: "This hard bas got • rail :
Tby're eldatlah. bat dont balk.
I like their simple detains
And the Captain she talks equine ;
She's *never Week, foss OA I -
Said the Cawley to the Meyer.
They salted bim dews le °hates.
To stow hew be 'esti ride.
Which seemed to roam the Ceirhu 's iro-
n te.ebed his wester& pride.
"i show la towns where there is life,
And so I can't go Uwe:
Ma quieter than • canyon,"
Said the Cowboy to tete Mayor.
Hirst emmer In Montana
The Cowboy be will ride
Aisne ammo the dreary Males
That spread their acres wide,
NM as be thinks d tioderbch
And the Northwesters Fair.
' I Maass well see tbt chow node,"
hays the Cowboy to tb ante.
-MAT•.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.,
The wanes of last semi.leenttIy new.
i•a.
The hews sensed met lad Friday
erosi & the 110th test The members
abasst were ♦epsty rove Smith and
.o...ul..s Themp--., Ria, Mo,ton,
Ni.hohem,! - ami Dunlop
A repeat tress Warrick, Tons -
to, soseensisg hfr ersaminatioa deka
steam peaspieg el gises, wee reed and
61ed, The report seed thee, with the
eze.pties d ems edit* detest, the en -
re wislbeirupee-
asetathre of the ., I( T E
Odder, who Wes pawn at the tea,
p.eisined the eae
chi. &st eliould be -
medA bibs free the O. T. R. Co., re-
garding weer wl 1y, wee read and
A sommenisttien fres E N Lawn,
i. reeas d to an weer endue, wee read
WWW.
The laetrile woes* were twelve&
esd reined te the ileeses sesmitee i :-
Wm larkimilla bkidirmithing. de.,
past lee WIllems, lumber, A;
Jo/ S•es&sse •Sts. Wake, ow., e1,,
a'1...'7. tt Ta-
t r. los! 1.. eui-.sI
fee
Mr 1.SSU ew1 I1A loith the post
eteadstios that it be net paid, wan, on
metre of Holt, eessed-4 b, Pridh•m.
referred to the pebble webs .ommitl.e
for further caasidee esu-eaoesiise b
report at and meight , 7M 101 -
beteg reser. wean aniseed 1a be
paid : - thuya. • BM Lesiva.
waterloos . Maes, 8376; Jae
& So., lead pipe, 176.80;
Blaok, water hset.r, eta.1166.66. T
Wonwiek, Torero, the esgtw expert,
preempted kis emo.st for 110.76. The
charges seemed somewhat aarliets.-
tory, as the stork was instructed to writ.
Mr Weinrich as to some nobodies.
The report et the special committee,
recommending that the sem of 166 be
paid Messrs McGillicuddy sod Mitchell
for extra work on thelllwtnrted liy.el-
Star, was adopted on motion of Proud -
foot, seconded by Colborne.
IMPORT Or THC rtOAN.'R COYMTITIt t.
Tu the Mayer .and Council :
Your fiascos committee have examin-
ed the following seeou.Y and *mild re-
covered their miners tpoe being ow-
: -Jos William., 198.41; Ogilvie.
Jt Huto►so., $12.16; E, H. Kellogg •
Co., Soo; Rotate Geo Great, 13,15; leo
Hillier, 89.60; Est. Geo Grant, 13.76;
E. Graham. 112.33.
J. H. Commie, chairmao.
This report was adopted.
The street inspector reemiu eded
that 43.86 be allowed Mrs M. Pieper fee
cost of repairing the cellar -4.d. ei Ms
Jones' boogie, Ltybtbo.es-e1., whish W
been flooded by the mettle d the dee
when laying the water mails.
Echoes teem the Weir.
The one sof millinery Arra by Miss
Boland of the Chicago Hoose we mush
admired by the fair ez. •
Provincial Treasurer Roes, Robert
Porter, M.P., M. C. Cameron and other
leading politicians wegreeting the free
and independent electors the hand.
n
Mr Wm Campbell had the Simoos man
in tow.
It is rumcred that some light-fingered
folk were about the premises, more
especially in the ladies department.'
W. C. T. W. Annual l♦eettetg,
The annual meeting of the W.C.T,U.,
for the election of officers, was bald in
the temperance Hall on Sept. 10th. The
officers were elected se follows ; Presi-
dent, lore l3meeth; 1st vice president
Mrs We. Campbell; 2nd vice peeside.t,
Mrs Gibson; corresponding
secretary,
Mrs Morton; recording secretary.
Treetuan; treasurer, Miss Stokes. A
snanimo.s vote of thanks was given the
retiring president, Mrs Campbell, for
her untiring energy during the past year.
A.:NU A L aipoRT.
The number of pledges received
is 13 ; number of me.nbers 24 (3
honorary); averse. attendance 10; num-
ber of meetings held 43 (weekly). The
half hour prayer meeting we still con-
tinue with much benefit. We hate held
three open meetings during the yearend
had the pleasure of s lecture from Miss
Minnie Phelpba in March. In November
we were strengthened by • week's vidt
from the "Life Boat Crew," a temp noon
band who mine under the auspices of the
Royal Templar* of Tempenoos Oe
July 1st our ladies spread • i.sea-room
in the tow., hall, which w. well p•tron-
tsed-proceed. lou. Our greet work
this year has been the oaw»Hing of the
debt on the temperance hall, oo which
for years there had been • mortars of
18600. Thu, the Union, headed by oar
energetic president, Mn Campbell, de -
1 termined to remove. A oommitts of
three canvassed the town for seb•erip-
tions, meeting with $ liberal response.
i They succeeded in collecting the sum re-
gaired. The temperance bodies con now
meet in a tall free of mortgage. We
have superintendents of .v.ngelida
work, sailors' and jail work, and this
year we added franchise -all working
Inobly. We forwarded lad year to Ms
Shorties, of Toronto, 100 lbs. of liter-
' store for datnbotims. Number d
page locally distributed 2,062.
1RRAxttiUR'13 IMPORT.
Mosey. resivd ;
Meeiuen' fete all 80
Proosds Dominion Day leach 41 46
Donations 1 00
Receipts :roes lectern 26 01
Sundries . . 1 11
Balance from last year 4 85
180 41
Moneys paid eat : ,
Lectures $16 00
Cha Hall debt . 46 00
Delegates' exposes@ • 8 00
Miliation fees it 2"
Prietiog ... 3 78
S.ztooe . ... i A
8esiriu. t IS
Ai A
Balance os hand 11.73.
,say WsrM Tear Time
and mosey •Tp.rimesing with doubt el
remedies, whew Dr Puns'. Golden Med-
ial Dieseemp the .11adios as to merest iso positively ts `
mane
feetnnu. in supplying it to the
e s they me doiag timed drieddeen-
der a defy ezeoui.d wedisete of your.
ante, that it will asssm?Yeh d 8 h t.•
eersswdsd to do, or slew pr N
will he ed le
r
retuned. It emus
✓ iMe,. all r bie.d
rebid elllewe. ghum thelever eleeeelterfahe r dein
for
hf too 4 eves se
'L'heltRside of east him Siege a
Ds Biller. OYeeeh tdessal , 011 oafs;