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The Signal, 1893-6-8, Page 1i IWO MIR Ir *S AJlfrlt Attic i TH IS Tf SIGNAL 84 irou £ I sum, ie Lee* N �Dtt/.LAa VOL. XLV. 2416 nat. THD OF. O A=. NTJW BPJ`PSR OF HVRON 001:71•Trr-Ir_ --s-- ii 1Me- AT *i Bt1iH YOUR LABEL THIS WEIliK. 1 Da that Tote Nodes Is Manias ear le ADYAR.a. GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY JUNE 811893. D. McGILLICUDDY, PWrit pea ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK !sooner Nutta F. J. Pridham Pg. 1 p1µ,. It R. SeUews . .. ... ... 1 pie Pgtsrmacy Geo. A. hear .... 8 tyi end t tris Pries- Armstrong t CO... 6 Artier t., t'reditore--Diek.oe t lk.leaty lee 8 grit.'•: lieatiwr-Jas. Wil..a .. . 8 go.' 11 aired -J, 1tie:w It Soa.. 8 Girott'w,,d Mrs- W. D. aS.noa.... 8 pfotai Tl. :'crit Farm.. . 8 Jewellery , A Humber & Sun 8 getter t'„rhtratmn--'Town of Galt.... 6 yualrJ-J iHmwasteoa 8 intim Twine Thos. Quinn 5 MARRIED. WLARK'-McCL('RS O. Thursday Jess bt mitt. et the residence of the Thursday, , ...u.t 14. Aw'J. ol.ren `mererchaant. of Hsudtoa. and Bosco 8.. only daughter .t Wilma McClure. DIED. gg�UFK^Uti 1. iewie gob Tewhahie. on Mated J. 16BMetoo.reacn&•d. 111, hBisila Winos. *years y aged [HEJRONcOUNTY COUNCIL A8HFI*LD. nets our own csrsye.d.al From the apposes's* et the aeobards the rpde,rop will not be eo large as that of hg year. I t,e spring crops ars looking very will Petit 1'hdlips of )4th non took unto him - d • life partner too 24th ult. The lucky tidy ora+ Slur 11. flowering, of Lsckaow. The crremosy- was p. tortoed by Dr. nommen at the residence of the br idea barber tb law, W. ',Irwin of 11th con., Askiell, in the pie el a bi, comps ay el peek The young angle have taken up noir abode in Kinloss The best wishes of s :aro- circle of friends follow theme. BELFAST - Bt.. o:r owe Comet set. The :nope are looking well in thus neigh- borhood. W. Hackett, medical student, has return hum Toronto. lin R Bradford baa been sick lately. We hope to see her around soon. Our teacher, M r. Boyd, attended the teach- ws meeting at Clinton. He and Mrs. Boyd spent a dew days Tinting friends Leedoo. Mr and Ike. W. Irina and child of N'larton are rimliq sektnittw and old ac- gaaintancs is this 11 IIy. Mr Irwin is restage a door and hal sem and grocery its that town ani Meng N he getting on veli. BLUEVALE. hon our own eorrenpo.dent. statute labor begins hen on Mo.day. Rev. J. W. frog lest • very valuable Grhsoe .olt last week. ltlr .tggie Doman. of Wrngbant, was vatting here last week. ism I .s•-ott, of Auburn, was renewing old expainta•.VS bore lad week. A number of Good Templare from t.len- ssaw were visiting the I. o C. T. Rev. 1. W. Poing ..d W. H. Stewart, x rev attest/insonfoe iag me.o. at Owen Seed. The (.Doi Templar* of Bluevale and Gttsannan tatted holding • maim picnic on Jose 23 Mr. Sad lire ,1.. Smillie, of Waltos,were vintiez their daughter who is tucking school here, o. Saturday. Will Bag left here on Saturday for Cana. when will work to the cheese fac- tory there for the Neasi►. June newton of the Reeves and Deputy Reeves. May. Tee rte for last week. Mo•hitoe. Sheep waelting. Potatoe planless. Beautiful Jose weather. A bit grist of heal sperm op the 2411t. Bicyclists sow make the dust fly on our btlhways. Milk haulms are now going their routes for the .hfferest obsess factorise. Seeding u finished. and there ha peaty of aseture and conesgneali yr a rapid growth. Fall wheat in this motion is well ahead hr the time of year ; nor Acids are stash. int while others are a bit patchy. The he betcher's cart, and Hs toot, atot� doh stooges's hots, are etre signs that smmmar is hers A Kardeo party at the reid.sos of John Mcl.auchlm, 12th line was the centre of attraction for the people of that neighbor- hood ea the 94th. Mrs. Wm. Iowa. sad n�mem Edward, who wort Tinting the home a while relined r their hein Greed Rapids. ea Monday last. Them he bees a hog ran os live bogi The prions olered wire tesayibeg. sad they were sold freely.Perk will pork next fall union the beets. MATTERS BEFORE THE COUNCIL The arturat.r. ea m.rri. Tea malts v.. tits County .t ■.r.. Hake the •word. shed i• ■. 1 Recalled t'..Mlil.a sill Judge Teem lame Masa Full Tea t of Ilse Visaia& el tae trblaral.r. The mat. kr Dee, 'Meat .. a aullsi e1 smart. ?ORT ALBERT Promo our owe e.Ira-pmeede.t. Mrs. Murray left lest week to visit her sea Henry in Bursas Yr l►or>ti.e, d Dakota, is the guest of her meter, MM g. 4. ]ills, Mn McCall is tweak' • tow days with h'r meek, Yrs. D. Johnsen. Mir Alice Fielder, of Florida, ie vWtiag bit sister. Mrs. D. Jel@a.s, ad other Mauves. Tho Port Albert mill pewee will. we lathJuly. miderlad Y be mold at ,riles as.es e. the J. Moves. b a Nes wgiae. H. will t►m be ter se= ant wane. samse.sieahM. All claims net es-itbsnt with the hark rebel bybyefthe aLerne d t essspssy. rally sa er It a •ot a61:sad16. a.BMsstmslydty the iss sad beteg mil w fahmlp..iNs. p'r'e'; : The t...hers d West Hansa mese i. udsrg.ss hos ahot weak, W en Mw ve a vary 01110.1 -mended "At Woe isles embed MIL Council K.um. Jun.. I0.. The council met according to adjouru meat, the warden its time chat-. All nem ban were parent. The minutes of the January meeting were read and •ooepted. The warden, in addressing the, counctl, referred to the metier of (:rand Send bridge and to the arbitration re. Morris township v.. County of Huron, also to the claim for damages sustained by altered bad repair of bridge at Exeter. The minutes of the warden's commute. were read and tiled. Copy of res lutsou of the municipal Conn cd of the County of Frontenac, relative to the Legislative wheel grauti to public and high schools, was read and referred to the special committee. Leiter re Scott Act and McCarthy Act fines, to the effect that this council bare full cadre! of ouch money.. Filed. Letter from .1 Errors, respecting a new bridge to be erected at Hayfield, wa. read and referred to the nand and bridge cont mittee. Letter from Sheriff (Abbess taping attest - boo to condition of court room was read and referred to comity property committee. Applications of -save of l.od.rich to have A. McLean put on list of county wards ; of deputy -reeve of (.odenct to have Margaret We Alice made • county ward ; al.00f reeve of Stephen to have Joseph Sampson end Susan .smom, and of reeve of Brussels w bare Sarah Williams. All these applica- tioas were referred to the 8naam cone mines. Petition trout ratepayers of S.S. No 11 in the township of Ilay, asking that • change be made in school section bound• arise. Referred to eduwuou committee. R.questa of rt and west ridings Farmer's lstitutes that 'the usual grant be made. Regained to the executive committee. Apptteettoi et township of Stephen to hare a .hare or percentage of the coot of bridges under act 533. of Consolidated Municipal Aot of 1892 Resumed by the meaty, woe read and referred to the rood and bridge committee. A similar roiu••t was read from town - .hip of Ashtield. Referral to road and badge committee. Application of reeves of W. Wwanmh to have Jas. Heroes put on Tut of county wards, was referred to the finance com- mittee Report of the treasurer was referred to the finance committee. Report of clerk re. Division Court sup• plies read and referrer( to Co. property committee, and t applim of .tetionery re• (erred to 8neno..wmimittee. County auditor's report was read end referred to the finanoe aontmitus. (:.ole -'s report was referred to County property committee. T.oden re. stationery supplies were re- ferred to executive committee Letter frim county solicitor Sad award of arbitrators re Morris v. Huron Co., was read ; aloe reason from Judge Toms why he did net agree with the other arbitrators, Mestere. (.'1 and Morton. The toLlow- ing is the corretpo.dence on the subject : TUK AWARD. In the matter of the Arbitration between the Corporatioa of the County of Huron (hereinafter called " the County ") and the Corporation of the Township of Morris, ( hereinafter called " the Township") Mimosa Hu Honor Isaac Freese Tom, County Judge, hos been duly appointed arbitrator by and on behalf of "the (Marty," William Cleu, (grain merchant, arbitrator by and on of " the Township," and Jasn Alexander Morton, Barrister -et -law, third arbitrator, by the said two other ar- bitrates*, le when woes referred u puree. anal of ..tion 533 (a) of "The Coneolidat.d M.misipal Ad 1898," all questions relating to tbs share or percentage ekfoh the Comity" shall ostribsto toward. the main- Masaes of the tol1owisg bridges within the said Tow p of llerris, bridges of one hundred feat in lb gin er more, U. 1893, a.d whereas " the Canty " and .a uAasow'p I.nsra. " the Township " by their Ceunsed agreed G01,1[2.301, GNT., Jose 6th, 1893 that the time (r making the award is the prep should be extended .a! by writ- Jotter" (;urn., Fes.;., gag under the heeds of the said ('otoeel Warden, County:odench. of Huron, l Fie Mwuuv vs. Ht lee. MT list it StR,- dated the 27th day of February, A.D. 1893, the mud time was thereby extended to the first day of May, A. U. 19'93. And, whereas, before proceeding to try the ).atter of the mid arbitration the said arbi- trators respectively made and subscribed before a Justice of the l'eaoe fur the County of Huron the (lath re,luire.l by entice 397 o1 "'The ('one:!iolated Municipal Act 1892,'. Nue, .e, the said arbitrators, Isaac Francis Toms, 11'il; . Clegg and Josh lt:ander Horton, ha.. taken upon our- selves the burden of mrd reference, and having heard the evidence adduced and the alkgattnns made by both parties, do asard as follows ; - 1. That "The County " shall contribute nothing toward the matntensuce of the two bridges bereisbefure mentioned and koowo as Ard's or Farrow's uridge and Clarke's bridge. 2. That "the County" shall contribute toward* the maintenance of the other eight bri lige* hereioi.c;'ore mentioned, being bridges 100 feet in lenvth or more, and be- ing - la) The bridge known as Rutian's brtdre. ale) The bridge koown as Hogg's bridge. lel The bridge known a. the Sun- shine bridve. if) The bridge known as the )fodmin bridge. (g) The bridge known as t:allagher's bridge. the The bridge known as Armstrong's bridge. (1) The bridge known as Brandon's bridge and (j) the bridge known as Martin'. or Vi aaletine's bridge, •1 within the said Township of Morris, forty per centaur of the .rest of maintenance of the said eight bridges bene. inbeler° last mentioned, for the period of ten years, including the present year 1893, to ue paid from tiu.e to time se the work and materials are done and provided. 3. That "the County" .hall pay to "the Township," on the scale offlhe High Ccurt, forty per centcm of "the Township's" cots of the referonce : and "the ('ounty" shall also pay seventy per cesium of the arbi- trators' fees. "The Township" .hall pay thirty per centum of the said arbitrator fees. In a1! other respects each party to the reference shall pay its own oosta. And the said Isaac Francis Toms, the arbitrator appointed by the county, declines to join in this award for the reasons oon- taieed in • memorandum signed by him annexed hereto. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our bands this twenty -ninth day of April A. b. 1893. (Sad.) W. Cue.... ($gd.) J. A. Monro.. Signed in the promisee of tSgd.) Wm. B. Towner. a.iast (a) cl'es bride twassiag the River Mail - lead es the road betimes the Bret .d mooed ses- - - d the add T ernehip M the east of mid Tamil* sad antally known e a Rattan's (b 1 The b, dg. sews as Ard'b or F•ryew's bridge ea the ideroed between lots 10 and 11 1• the amend ...eemeon- (e) The bridge knows as Hogg'■ bridge ea the read between the fifth sod sixth esaenioss d the mid Towmebip eat 17. little east d the The kTowyne-Wl of Marrl@e at els. y said 7Gwa-MIL keowsas wk's *ridge (.) The bridge knows as the Ss.shw bridge as the sidereal betimes lets 10 and 11 the 61b somee res ef mid Tows ship f). The bridge knows as the Beduin bridge, and of Be ave, on the road bet- ween the foertk Std fifth oo•esmirs at lot 9 d mid7bwa.lip ow 1� Ti. a robetweenti (I karma '• brig+ s the read between third and i}oeaserfe7it swamies at lot 11 in said Town JUDGE Toe'" REPORT. As 1 am unable to agree with my brother arbitrators, I will briefly give my reasons : 1. 'Me section 533 let is a difficult one to construe, I rive my opinion with great dittti- dence. 1 think the Legislature intended only to give relief where a township was so burdened with bridges required for the con- venience of the public in addition to their other ordinary obligations that their tax- ation was all out of proportion with the other M unicip•liit res. 2. The arbitrator are entitled, in my °pluion, under sub -section " h " 1" the ar- batrator.hall amongst other matters, Ac.") to consider the amount expended by the municipalities upon the building and main- tenance aintetance of highways. 3. Morris contends that the intention of the act is to equalize the expenditure for bridges over 100 feet in length. Were this the case the Legislature could easily have arrived at that result by enacting %hitt the county should assume all bridges over 100 feet u length; this would equalize the ex- penditure to • cent. 4. It will be seen by the schedule that with the exception of Turnberry, the ex- penditure of Morris for roads is the lowest on the 11.1. .0090. They say that their ex • oeasive bridge expenditure prevents them from building roads, their total rate for roads and bridges Is .0187 ; oompre this with Stephen .0828, grey .0246, McKillop .0245. A. The average rate over the county for bridges is .00674. :-depben is .0065, Grey .0094, if Morris is right, Stephen and Grey paving bridge• over 100 feet in length could obtain relief under this act, w6 McKillop could obtain no relief, the bridge rate for that township being .00674. 1 can ass no fairness in McKillop with • ran of .0946 for bridges end roads contributing to the expenditure of Morris with • rate of .0187 for bridges Sad roads, and l cannot think that the Legislature intended to perpetrate such an injustice, and 1 am therefore led to omens' the mottos in the swum indicat- ed. 6. The average road axpsaditare over the oouaty is .0193, that of Morris .0020: fs .s- . esied value and papulation Morrie i. about es • par with the municipalities 1 have m.ntiaoed, Stephen. Grey and MoKillep 7. All municipalities have swede' bur. deme which, however, they stay oo.tiol, bit they are required by law to repair high- ways and bridges and may be psad ..d are civilly responsible for deniers in one el default. This a • primary liability spas all mun tries, why wider metiers 1533 . hoeld bridges alone be considered ▪ (h) The bridge kms os Arsrttvmg's ea the rend between the fifth .ad i ...essicee at pet 3 is mid Tow. - ▪ The - lls se Rre.doa'i brines en the read, • vial a d 1M a wool.. road Iowan the so.oded madd third .es),- eawsaj/arde'.srVa..l@nttri bride • the wad beams the Ira Sad sawed swings- M het 3 I. told ..send weamise d said Tamable. ealliorberaralheamidfikrd wr= - "pawed e. M. rah day • THE TALK OF THE TOWN I AT Mit i,m++di COMa. -The ankle • which appointed in The :ear last wok •b.a- I tug L K. Danoey, barrister, and itctdent• ( Short Stories from the Report- ally lyi.g •bout 'I'. N. 1►..uey, the fatb.r Or'e Note-Book..1 tM young lawyer, created s peck of trouble for the editor of our tetseuted con- temporary. Saturday last the elder Darcy met the Star man opposite the Huron Hotel and proceeded to give that talented scribe • word portrait of himself that was exceeding- ly gawdy if not ornate. Th. 1•nguege, it is claimed was somewh.t inure highly .wlwed swvere- Lterytklsg • Is Grist that trees then even that of • Star editorial, and the Through tale ■III - You've a eels le a tdttor sought the police court for redress, Ter sorts. 1 rose ye teat It m a tillers by laying an infuriation before Mayor •au.ri ye Takla' %Mee, and Malt re'll ttutler. The maynd (.'an n ot om good termsor and ahave notpt•ibeen arefor some years, and uu that account limey thought it would have been in good taste for his worship not to have taken the case, but to have turned it over to one or other he resident Justices of the Peace. But nothing suits Ins worship so well aa to pre- side at a police court ease, where he can righteously censure evil doers and, in par- ticular, disclaim against the iniquity of using foul language and obscene speech ; and he determined to preside, and did so. Monday morning at 10 o'clock was the time and the clerk's Aloe was the place set for the trial, but at the place and time appoint- ed the defendant failed to ..ppe•r. Instead his worship reoeived • note front defend- ant's solicitor which must have been of some moment for an ad • -trnen: was had until next morning. Tuesday morning no de- LtNncLnt appeared and there was a further adjocrnnient until 2:30 in the afternoon. to the meantime, the mayor was kept busy getting legal pointers as to We way in which to deal with the case, which was fast assuming • ludicrous appearance. Before 2:30 t . u. a warrant was issued and Capt. l)ancey was arrested an.l brought before the mayor, when evidence was taken and • further adjournment was had until Wednes- day morning, when tbeljudgnteut, which ball been reserved, was given. The defendant was then fined 815 and costa, and the case was appealed. Up to date no one hoe been able to tivure out which of the trio was most troubled with insomnia since Mon- day last - the editor, the defendant or his worship. As you are aware, en award was made is the above matter, a -espy of which 1 here- with enclose. You will observe that two of the Arbitrators concur in charging the County with forty per ant. of the cost of maintaining eight of the bridges in .question for the next ten yeah, including the present year. The award Mao directs the County to pay forty per ciao of the Townships costa of the retereoos, and seventy per cent. of the Arbitrators fee.. The l'uunty will alae have to pay its own costa. Judge Toss, aa you will see, dissents entirely, wad agree* with what has been my oonteetion throughout. Acting upon your inatruc- ttoos I appealed from the award, and the appeal was argued .quite recently before his Lordship Mr. Justice Earpiece, who has Dot yet given judgnustt. Until he does give judgment the County- should certainly trot act upon or recognize is any way the award, which, there is good reason to be- lieve, will be ultimately est aside. Of averse the questions promoted are almost wholly new. We have bad no legislation of a similar character, and the matter is, therefore, one of eoosiderable ditSculty, and will, possibly, not be c nridered settled by the judgment of any one judge, and • matter which the County Council should consider at de present suasion is whether, supposing Mr. Justice Ferguson differs from his Honor Judge Tons, the County would be inclined to go any further by way of appeal It is neotesary to topsider that at the present session, because appeals have to be take) within fixed periods after lodg• mutts ase delivered front which It is intend- ed to appeal 7'he natter could, of course, be left in my hands, or (which I would very much prefer, left with you and your com- mittee instead of the Council taking any di- rect action. The Judge before whom it was argued I Mr. Justice Ferguson) is • very painstaking and careful judge, and I look forward to his judgment with greet interest, aa I have no doubt it will ge a lung way towards elucidetinv what- everyone admits is • very difficult and obscure section of the municipal law to deal with. I should also say that during the session of the House just closed, an AM was introduced to repeal the Sections in question by the Member for South Huron, but was withdrawn because it was introdnoed too late in the session to receive careful consideration. There is no doubt, I think, that a more deliberate at- tack upon the Section in question will be made at tie next session. I mention this for your guidance in dealing with the de- mands which 1 understand are being made by other Townships to be put upon the same footing as Morris. Yours truly, J. f. GAaa.e. Motion of Mews- Eilber a.d McLean to have 200 copies of Mr. (.arrow's letter, award of arbitration, and reasons for dis- senting given by Judge Toms, printed and distributed among the members when they meet to -morrow. yarned. The Council then adjourned to meet on Wednesday, .June 7th, at 10 o'clock .t. u. 8. Is the section set ute.d.d to apply to • tew.ship with a spares p.paation, low amewwent and maiataising a .amber of bridges over the 100 feet over otesno s. errs - n ag reale whirl are sued by fere*. travel is a great imesier., and may truly be mid to be brides required tor the eesveai..es ef the pub le, twee the municipality might wog ..��y, we have to build theme bridges pelmarQy fee our ewe sea, %riga travel emu them were than we do, we need keep them u rod repair, or Foy ula sad foreign travel req. mare -mowing requires were repair them if we elans sed them, we have a few .ionnme.t, itis .titin bre is a segs whish the L.rielatare might well be .eked M assdd.r, ed i think the s..M.s is i itssdsd to apply M mph a .ass. The tabo- trled .t wino t we Mee prepared deme ..t swear ler M show that the tetanus of way Mhlparby r Oho sewy l@ es rniaely ^.1l)rgprmlio' e m M regttti s la !gym a.y S. fay soden era ons sorra* i. their 1ee.dee.W. d io Notua. rho. I egad area l• ask slimed. P&L) Wee It Tama THE LOCAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK. Mem Verse Is. 11 You dean hare to try to tee World's Fair to secure the Mum sod best Itaespin pbao,[raphy. WI at it, R. xWlows'art studio, corner Mont real -et and Square. (i.t satisfied. The sun wboifive )ou ss that mart or mute that tit. F. J. l'ridham. FINN TAILORING.-8prtag lard Summer cloths to great variety at the (7aleyte Hour% Wesl-st. You Das have • beg choice and rely on good stile and fit at tv.emdremtw•tcs. Mrs. A watch for the buy - • sold or gold-9lled for the eider eon . a chatejlne for 'the daughter or diamond watches. clocks. Jewellery and silverware tor the other members of the fam- ily or the home at primes the lowest yet. at tbe store of 1'. A. Humber t Hoe. on the liquare. Repairing a specialty. Ad, next week. Hou DAT. -The H igb, l'ublic and Separate schools ohne on June 30. Rural, Public and Separate schools open on August 21st. High schools and Public and Separate schools in cities, towns and villages open 28th August. ARBITRAT.o'' MiiTI.... A meeting of the arbi'rators appointed to consider the formation of a union school section at Cor- bett between the townships ef Stephen and McGillivray, will meet at McGillivray town hall on Jesse 12th at 10:30 .i w. THE CAastv'.u. AT GALT --There will be • greet celebration in Galt on June 14, 15 and 16, in the bolding of the carnival which was billed so extensively in this section last week. Read the advertisement in another column, and write to Secretory Hall•atyne for particular. A.U.C. W. Seaters. -A special sermon was preached to the l;odertch Lodge of e.O.U. W. on Sunday last, in St. George's church, by the pastor, Rev. M. Turnbull in an eloquent and impressive manner. Ilrethreu were present from Clinton, Dun- gannon, Auburn and other points. CHAN.:E IN K. R. Time TAtLx-There has been a change made in the R. R. time table at this station which, although not great, will have • tendency to cause trouble to travellers, if not noticed. The morning train now goes out at 7 o'clock sharp, instead of at 7. 06; and the afternoon mixed leaves at 4 o'clock instead of 4. 06 as formerly. The afternoon mail and ex- press will go out at 2,15 instead of, by the old schedule, 2.10. THE MuNIcIPAL+TIE, %V ILl. PAT THE Sear. -Local municipalities will bear in mind that the vote to be taken upon pro- hibition at the next municipal elections is to be taken at the expense of the municipal- ities, and will doubtless be the means of pre- venting many elections by acclamation, aa there will be little object in doing so as far aa the expense is concerned, as there must bean election in any event. BAYFIELD. Too late tor last week. Rete Stanbury has returned from a visit to Toronto. Alex Ferguson has returned home from Southampton. Messrs. Armour and Fowler, of l;odench, were here on Sunday. Jchn Newcombe, of The Albion,(;oderich, was home last SODOM'. George Mitchell and Mise Christie& Weat,of Lobo,were married on the 24th and came here and visited Mr. M.'s uncle, H. F. Edwards, for a few days. Preparations are being rade to hold • monster celebration in Hayfield on Dominion day. A splendid program of sports is being arranged. Watch for more particulars. A phonograph concert was given in the Methodist church on Tuesday evening last A ohoies program of vocal and instrument- .' muni was given by that wooderful in- vention, and all present were delighted. Rev. J. T. Kerrin's lecture, "Life in the Arrentine Republic," in the town hall on Wedoesd•y evening, 2401, was attended by • pair sited aoddiemoe, who were muck pleased with it. The lecture was very interesting and Mr. Kerrie's engiar was very Aar. The Queen's birthday p.s.sd oe here quietly. The only amuseiest being • foot- ball match between Egineedville and Ra - 8dd whish was won by the former by 2 to O. Quite • large crowd assembled on the eq.re to witn ow the match. Our small boys ...mod afraid of the large boys of F.gmosd- ville and were lacking of good team prac- tise. H. F. Bdw.rds takes pleasure in ansoie- iia that he has just purchased • choice stook el tweeds, ting slid linea., table linen, linen tow.Bfap, towels aid table napkin., The geode wen eurobond from • whole- sale arm that deals •zci vl iD thews. tailor's trimmings ng lour art dealers os the oo.tiniet. Very special vides are beiag Riven •.d it will pay yen to call if you went • sew gait. Come is •.d gee the gads and prier. ENTntA.l.-a- EXAM. --The High School exam. will be held on 28th, 29th, 30th of .lune commencing at 8.45 ..m. on 28th. The exam. for (;ederich will be held in the Collequte Institute building. 130 Candi dates hove nude application tt write. The Printery and Junior leaving exon. begins on July 4th at 8.40 a.m. Senior leaving and Honor Matriculation exams. begin on 13th July at 1.30 p.m. 86 candidates have sent in applications. CHI -.CH NoTen.-Knox Church, V. P. $ C. E. at their meeting Tuesday night un- animously agreed tet send their president, Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, as a delegate to the Christ•in Endeavor t'ouvention to be held in Montreal next month. At the same time they promoted him with • very beauti- ful gold pin -the badge of the society. Officer* for the waning six months were appointed; and a oommittee to strike stand- ing committees for the haltear was nom- inated by the president. This moiety is in • flourishing condition. Ho non CIIICA"u--Latent despatch from Chicago says, " World's Fair now in sdendid order, fine weather, magaifleeat display from all parts of the earth-- the great event of the present century R. - member the Grand Trunk World's Fair limited Ayers are the &..t and fastest trains ever os wheel@ and take you through in • burry. KKesr.ios tickets 817.70 good until Nov lbtti. Choios of rooters, through the tunnel or Detroit for tickets. Hotel aomramodatlon and fell particulars call nut H. Armstrong town ticket agent (;- T. R. (ioderich. 77okMa toiernime and express to all poste of the world. Mecum a oopy of "(Homes for Visitors" only 50o.; 9000 fami- lies and Rotolo to choose from. rhy.kess ileal Thyself. Termite, June 6th. -A pby.ieian of the Ce.sty sins lends has written to • friend in this eity abut Iiie sompletio care of ea agg- ravated forst at diabetes by itodd's kldamy Ulla The aerator in yentice wee.ld net ler the world have his {corned broth* d the Ontario limbed Cosacil patent that M bad given orant.n.nee to eilei some e( Whoa lie Boase en ty eddsat them world g doses it sseleeien-I OP. !!= to take pito; and es be eared by them -why that is the grammt b.eadt et p etiquette. Bet eared he hes6 ., a.d�M le now prm.ribi.g them to hi. Melo-% pkyishms admit that shs..h se imply, diabetes, ittight's dus.mn.. sramigia, rham atism, semen wmekn.enm,.nd kindred burl treelike are .aimed by the ioeayed seeks of the kid t.sys, ..d that shams diem= are only to ha sold by es meat that ids Mealy en en tb. seat .f dYamdmr. 7Lm i why D.dd's a serials ease M LOCAL BREVITIES. The Park House will be opened about the 15th of June. This u a first-classboarding- houseand should receive a large stare of the public patronage. Divine Service will ( D. V ) be held in Sr. Stephen's church, (;oderich Tp. et 3 o'clock on Sunday next. The rector of St. George's church (,uderioh, will (officiate. This evening (Thursday) the Citizens' band will appear on the Square. The band is progressing well, and is now a credit to the town, thanks to their leader, Charles Blackstone. Do you want to buy a Piano! You have your choice in the Mason, Reich, Bell, Wormwith, Evans, andt`3Heintxman, from Geo.W. Thomson at • 'ght advance on dost. Now is your chi for a bargin. Patronize hone trade. Some my that the " Anti Nerve Paean " used by lir. Richardson is a poison. This is false, and has been said by es neon to in- jure the doctors' business. For further in- formation regarding this wonderful method of painless extraction of teeth, call and see for your.elt. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Hilton Holmes is home for • few drys. J. A. McIntosh is at the World'. Fair. Charlie Orr has returned from Toronto. Geo Price is visiting at the Sault and Duluth. Mies Jessie Sinclair left Tuesday for Detroit. Mies Kate Dancey has returned front Montreal Mies Flossy Smith left on Tuesday for Detroit. A. McD, Allan of Toronto is in tow) this week. D. R. Menzies is home after a lengthy trip out Bast. Mom Ora Wilkinson returned from Tor - into last week. Thomas MoL..n, of Luaknow, was in town au Friday of hast week. Thea S.eyd, who hos been ill the post two weeks ie slowly recovering. Wes Rosa Roes left on Tuesday last co a visit to relative, in Delaware. Mies Kate Aik.nb.ad, of Goderioh, was last week visiting old friends in Stanley. Mn. N. Mr(lsire has returned from L.oknow, where doe spent • few weeks. Mut Jobe MdJaWtm was visiting 1rie.de and aoquaiat.aoesis $..forth last week. Geo. ('ox left on Thursday last for to teles In the sighte at the World's 1)Om petit DAT ('its aATrow. -, Prepare - tines are bring mads for • big oeleb.ation 1• Gode ioh on fieterday, July 1. The day's 4 sings will atheist of children's • od adult's gaawa on the Square, • lacrosse .catch es the Apiculture( Park in the af- t.rseos, end Mopeds races followed by a firework.' display is the evening. Foll.w- ielg .ommittsm have been appointed Pri hag 1. T. Dickson. K. P. Wilkie. . nee. Ahappard, W. C. Goode and Y. lfirwsrhe- C. A Reuther, Jas. Mitch- ell and W. McVimr, Girl's Rees ---C. A Humber, The. 14.4. tel, R. Thesip.a emd Jae. Addison. J. Boys' en. sell0.�teke.. 41. Jumping, he. -D. Ys.k.y, R. R. Wat- son, J. Kass .d i. Doak,. Adak R.eee•-R. W. Lu.�eis�,, F. J. Prid- keet, Jas. Reid, D. M.Gi1Ywddy end Thos. elirra Wises--Jos, Reid, W. T. 1teg�sv AjiIowa,W. C. lies..".. Mrs. t'o..or. and Mrs. J. Runs returned on Saturday from • trip to the World's Fair. Mas Ida Henning., returned last week from Clinton, where she has be.n visiting for soma time. Mrs. John :Straiten, of Thorodale, r visit- ing her parents, Mr. •inti Mrs. Wates, Nonoral -et. Jas. Dyls, Church st., is, we am sorry to say, eo.Ased to his hems on sno.nat of severe illness. Miss Annie Clark retnrtted to S.a(orth Friday, atter speeding • week in town, the guest of Mies F.mrne Hall. R. S. Wilhelm, loom --tanager of the Bonk of ('on -norm, left ter 'ligosto Tues- day lad to attend the awned Meting of the Raker.' C.oeveattos held at Tomato on Wedu.day sad Thursday of this week. Bremen Pod : F. 4.. Blair, of (:oderieh, has perehased the Lw library of W. R. 1')lekons, formerly of this pica, and will open ant an office in kis old steed. He has remedy pored his barrister ..d solicitor a* .uo seefully. He is a statist from (lurrew h Prondfeet's odes .lid comes well ree.t..t.eied• Rumor : Joh. Rednssd kit es hiday ironing for hie bene 1a Smiths, Week. tibias am tartar lady am a Mb partner. Monk Jed. Ormsby, who dial el use s.nn�M.. was buried es Friday .1 Immb was& llbis nabm her dwbs ia a lath woes flea Fess le lila es*.