The Signal, 1897-4-15, Page 111
gut .
L1CT
y• . ,
ar. " I and big and
I get going down hill
you're a high roller
exican Dollar take an
ant ' Station '
me of certain stampol
regulated by the deal -
d of by the malls/ac-
worth.
t your actual valve in
./+I?.N and eighty cents
each other -fifty cent
ar ' stamped shoes -a
sl the Silver Dollar ;
clay,"
etend to be pnoney at
ed by the Minister
the purchaser's first
cignaturr, which tells
of an unknown and
he Slater Shoe,' which
The name and price
;ale of its ra/w•, and
)ngh to r•nrder:0 it and
old comfort.
.41 is not the dealer*
value to the 'nearer.
' shoe. and the stamp
dollar ' pair, even if
never make gNrt mis-
lllar.
Hill ; " but a stitch
le leather changes he
' Slater Shoe.'
wing, it goes forth on
Shoe stamp, price or
er as imperfect goods.
these faulty grades
them on the credul-
it)re ' Slater Shoes,' or
'fa/ dollar hill if I
ance.
tan the mere fact that
0. T. Slater & Sons,
Mlles a dealer wanted
Slater Shoe brand on
in quality or price.
)ple to call in, from
el the brand of theta,
beca!ise the wearing
hrough the moisture
elves. They are as
aplion."
a " Slater Shoe "
what it is worth to
OOds.
offered by the lanced
but not good enough
'r, with the maker's
rare offered for sale
at the current price
R t'l,Oney--beiuii/,
e Shoes 'sirs not pd
in this place which
Intern article.
n, that store is
I again.
Its 04110
N, Jr.
DE STIJRE
ional
THD LAELADING} TJ 1wspAInE : OP HURON OOTTINTTY.
FIFTIETH YEAR. -2617
ONE DOLLAR
• WILL
PAY
POM
THE SIGNAL
Fos Ot.a Ya.aa.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY APR. 15. 1897. D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
,aw ADVERTISEMENTS APRIL
1'
tied end Irmo P►yw--J. H. Worsen
1 y Slater Sloe.- W a Shawnee Jr
croytyoat SsIf-.1. T. Ateliers a
H •11 1'apor-Pester'. Beek Metre 4
gr,/sees Fitt title -Mrs. (Mtn, Cox ..
Was Slowly Dyiew-Fulford S Ca
Beater Rapers-Herth Bres. & Cs
A dgpaty bad eel lose 81ao. tele m. that NEWS 0I'
UN sleeks were fairly teabltag ever each
Ifi OUR OTTAWA LETTER.,
e 1 What la Going on at the Capital
•
•
M •. AlNevent Offered en the Iterate en
7 See addresi-glew the Mvleclel siert
ff *lees may wa-stem. Clifford Nr -
tee sad ab Utile A me
Wanted.
IITANTBD-EGGS 1100I THE SAL -
fl •.ce of yens Dried Apples. We are
S 0 ; M
Ttely sot crew a .c. 0;W
For Gals
IDSES FOR SALE -A NUMHER OF
hires of B. aro for lobe Terms res.
l
a►le. AVM esle Mita, a ( X. Briton
ale Roadhi it
sltusttiooa Vacant
WANTED- GENERAL. SERVANT.
Apple to Mille, A. a. ►ICRTm
DOV W AXIE4)-AGOOD SMART RItY
stout 16 y urd of ifs. wasted to learn
aerating Apply at this ice
New Maohlne troops.
NBWat IMACHINEBHOPS-ALL KIND
et Repair work dem at
Priors Fanning l=}lemmata formate Mach-
tsery. oew sad Nessa het. bought sad sold.
gmrltes and Boilers get,wand --Hates
Sid ets .. wa a�r}�s
a and Trafalgar
Streets J. sAaCTii>RL C1MAN. er-u
TOD.8014all Arne to
j FKITZELY, TONSORIAL ARTIST,
e1 . Hot and cold baths n. premises. Iles
foan•.ug.•hampeelag and every other require
molt carefully attended to. sod none but coa-
pter: hand. tsmsitwrd. %V 11 tem' old stand.
M c can . new lliioode mixt door to British Ex
chwiee Ilotcl tel-tf
Notice to Credltore.
`' OTI E TO CREDITORS.
OTTAWA, April 12. --- Contrary to
geoor•1 sxpeot ta•a, the debate oo the ad-
dress ended t• rather • d*Hereot manage
thea was anticipated whim at begets. No
attempt was made by the leader of the Op•
pMistoo to off.e say amendment thereto,
sad is tkiag that mauve the veteran leader
dteplayed • wartime§ uncommon to bum.
Party exiresoies compelled him to adopt
dodging tactics. The feint to attack the
Government pnitioo was made principally
to affect the approaching general election
is (jusb.c. The attack was, however, de.
liveried half h.•rtedly. and ended to •
fiasco. To have forced se issue .t the point
of • want of oos8deaoe motion must, of
le the ewflrr of Chrome Murray. of fee I'il•
trent or at. Heine. ins rt. T.'.rwakin of
N . at 11'oweauas aa.! ''sear., ..i hero..
•:. semi /try/east. iA Mor.
Notice is tereby given that the above aimed
debtor tole madaan.esillurneut to me. under
the pro% intim of -An Act re.peetlog;triltm-
meats for the beneat of Crew:More. beteg
.bap. I2t. R.8.O.. iferl. and smeedtneuu
A meeting of the Creditors of the IAA Mete
or will be held at the AJt1.. of P A. Mosconi
los. sollelter. In ,.or .1;lage of I.tacktrow
County of Pence. at two o'clock to the atter
Donn GU Tuesday. the 13th day of April. A.11.
lei:. for tbe appointment of Io.pectoreend the
gnaw of lereotlose with reference to the dis
posal of the este'".
every perms elaio'1*R to be .1t tiled to rank
0o the estate is requested to Turn-sh to mo
ash• y ouchentse S case admoved ire of, evit and
Luckaow. Marchortn, tfer.
Wail. CONNEL:.. Assign..
ether in his d.p•rtwleot. la several oases
I know when three or even tear
Wigs of ons family •re employed is the
public serrine Tim r • gleriss evil watch'
Delle foe • speedy remedy. A. V. W.
LOCAL NEWS IPI BRIEF
When wdl tike used pipe steed.
What are we aellag to do on Jubilee Day
We had two robes of the beautiful ea
Friday.
Chrystal is preparing boiler No. 3 for the
pumping house.
There will be the usual
ices in St. Peter's.
S Sloso shipped
SootIeod yest.rd..*
The river m low
houses to be put up.
Tb. sewers are sow
her as Welliiagtoa-sk
We shall b•vi to wait
for the bog bass story.
A boat owner states that freight rates are
anything but cheerful.
E. L Itiokeosoo, bor4ster, of Wis,hem,
was is town yesterday.
Th. r..idouts ot We.t-.t. ere ready for
bow*log on 1M gross
('sptua A. M. Shephard left oo Saturday
to ossume commend of his boat.
There will be an At Home .t the Collegi-
ate 1wttWm.hortly after Ebner.
It you want to be commence clam at
Easter, you most pay the printer.
Martin tiro- , of Port Albert have com-
meooed tobring fish to Goderlch
Remise mediae of Huron ('hapten No.
30, R .1 M., next Tuesday evening.
The manager of the Kenalnston Furni
tare ('o. says they are fairly busy.
11 seems the coming Collegiate Iu.titote
At Home will be worthy of the pupils.
And soon the assossor will let us know
how much he wile ,.k us for to the fall
Town wil be morning .vine in St.
I .eerie s tomorrow, Good F ti lay, morning.
1 orders are com+ng in slash'. and then is
a full employee list at poi knitting faculty.
Before putting up your boathouse, find
out if the logs are to be boomed in the
river.
Toe tows laborers have been kip' busy
the past few weeks tilling up • number of
drain breaks.
W..ley Fisher has completed his ooatrect
with the Public School Board to supply 75
corals of wood.
The 1:xterioh Organ 1'i. made • large
shipment of their manufactures to the old
Land this week.
-1 he North America'. Chemical Co ship-
ped .- can of Rise'. Pure Salt to various
potato yesterday.
Every lady westing • dress
Collorne's dreg goods sale
goes at cost and under.
It '►semo as though there was .not pinch
etaktaers among the little ones
as the school
attsadenca u up to the average.
A carload of race horse. were .hipped by
G.T.R es Monday. The .nimals go to
take part at the Woodbine meet.
flood Friday oerv-
• car load of peas to
h to &How best•
open o0 West -et as
just two menthe
oecee§itg, have embraced the Catholic
mmireot settlement to its terms of settlement
in its terms of censure. The Opposition
Isadore. otter thew meeting to poem' cau-
cus, Cully realized the extent of the di-
vision is their rook and file, to re.pect to
the vexed question, sod that apart from the
Quebec coctiogeet then was a serious de-
(eotios upon the matter •along tbtr On-
tario followers. Of the inherent weakness
end discussion emoting at present in the
Tory party, those outside It frequently ob
tate a Femme. it ie • fact. otter& empha-
sized r1 late, that hearty co-operation and
united purpose does not cad cannot exist
among the Conservatives of today. This
asssrtirn will apply sot ooly to those is
l'arli•n enc, but to the party at large. This
state of offals has followed, as it usually
dote, epos tbe heals of • crushing defeat,
!hi it is • ooeditice which cannot be oven,
Owes in . year. or perhaps to the next de-
cade. To say unprejudiced observer of the
present political outlook, with • fair retros-
pect of its past history. the boastful word.
ot Sir Charles Tupper, uttered sot 'c many
mouths aro, that the new Administration
could not survive the present session, fall
upon the err with the empttnw of sound-
ing braes. A. apt illustration of the old
aewre, " whom the Gods will destroy, they
first make mad," is well shown, i think, in
the case of the Cooasev.tive party se at
pre -int organ,zed sod led.
Two provincial re..ra1 elections are now
in progress one is Nova Scotia, and the
other 1n cors°. The former will take
piaos em the 20th inst., and the latter three
weeks later. I: u geoer•lly telt hen List
Quebec will moo strain return the Reform
pert' to powers and tbat Nov Scotia will
decide to retain her Liberal .duTrhtration
for another term. I tbink • predietion
may to made along these lines with every
osp.'esoe,end the final results will show to
t . world that Mr Laurier is Premier in-
,: • ed of Liberal Canada. The election re-
turns trete the recent contest in Champlain
county. plainly reveal tbe trend of political
resets in t jaebec Province. es strews show
how the wind blows A Tory majority of
376 only nine short months ago, cut down
to within one third of that number no
Wednesday ,set, is significant of the Md.-
pendwoe of the eleotor•te of t; uebeo in
spite of prieetly interference or influence.
A victory in • juebec would deal • death-
blow to the food aspirations of Tory leaden
Coe thisg is plain, however. that Liberals
erre sinteber': magnanimous to the felleo,
but reredos' foe. Then m no usdue exults -
tits over the oostinied successes that have
added their weight and lustre to the 'egrets
gained os the 23rd of June. Having wao-
med.d °bringing about • pesoetol revoletios
of afl.its in the government of the country,
and lowing ushered in •'sew we e1 so much
promise in oar national well-being. Liberals
can afford to be grsoiess to their treatment
of the fallen foe In Wm trait of our t.nliti-
cal character lies the enviable contrast. Our
opponents km by it. Our prestige gamin.
Oar success as an united party waging an
homer warfare os behalfof ib. fanner, end the
artisan sad the laborer, ls
Moo grasp of asmbise and monopoly relaxes
its hold epos the country with the wase of
Tory power.
Yet with all tbe forbearance displayed
by tin Liberals. goat eateries am heard,
on all ddems, wiles • Tory oivil servant u
supersaturated or dratrmed. The fall of
the little axe produces m•lediotions and
an abuader* of or000dfle tears.
Spookier st • bsegaet gives by the Re-
form A.seelaties of Ottawa oo Thursday
w eeder last, Hoa Cliffordh to°.ie mister
d the
laterite, s.lice 4. had isill*tod
ertios
toof
is •dmhtdat+OMslf the affairs o1 bb depart-
ment. He was set to be dastard by
threats of 'future rewrite. or dismayed by
imprsmetems from the Tory reeks, bet
would de his utmost to pleas him depart-
ment
'Soros amid stemerie bosla
drlle�ped��
capacity sod fem.
eight in him weep of political sffair5,l•sd bin
txerative ability marks his es me of the
empest mars of Ike those. The little axe
in his deprtepnt has fangs to aha =best of
as reseal etdm/ te the oewetey of messy
thorn& r1 dollars. and be her reamed
the .Nggth et hie el.gie.t etas. The re -
dirties
dirties liar net be.. made for politled rea-
.ese for, strange to ..y. some e1 the few
Literals baro hoes retired where these wee
fossil so west fes ties= be do. Whoa the
Liberal party wee Mrdeemed eafremerewee Is
st et of
1872. e missal expend
Civil Sewire salaries was, is reed figures.
o4.1 edhe Mee
rseof -trrf forma
the egpeadtteere hod bees 1.w+nd to 11.-
4(;0,000-sesrly d.sbbd. im it to bo woo -
gored at thus that • sharp bve1ltNle• d
this .isms d the eseaal forartesats was
sad., sed the owlet of the Mtge axe is
board la the? rho past elghterk yews
days
ban boss
salols sed �bamgess-rs *06 bon nisi
WornWorn NAM* boots ed Tory
sed .,,.i owed way brash d ahs doll
aerobe. The hardest work. whin 1wa111•
Midas of tba bad a prime. wog he bow
Mar hrbes andeet Me dephowaial
.s.r.�se No vista* I♦l Shpts mai day.
Propertp 11110 sale.
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D
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't'
1
F.
UF. IR!
l•roanM for ..`e tin Galericb.--Mn.
Out ('•• % often for sale the homestead the
We fir,,. ('ON. situated twee, opposite
the
Collegiate ioetI'Ule. on Britanala hood The
N contain
?rowing
awl are wcii 1ai4 out. containing choice Apple.
Pest ai.d Plum frees. (Magee crane 11 varie
ties anti small fruits of all hied*, a large
lawr variety of shrubbery. Ins House
.0 • two story frame, on irons found.11oo.
Rood stone sellar with naivete flaw. and is
need with outside shutters. etotm windows
ane doors. It enetains minor. sitting room
dance room. 6 bedrooms Ii upstairs and
dewn•. lacoem. hails. closets. weary. sta.
woad and coal shed. stable avid other out
Welding,. Abundance of hard and soft water
elm waterworks service. The place is in wool
repair There is so better situationwill b sold Gods -
rich for residential proper t-
011
reasonable term*. For further particulars
apply To MR8. OF:O. (XXX. ea the premises.
17-tf
THE
oa Methodist caterer ou the weenie of
UISTR1C1
•
tal• Ire 7tb cert. He inhibited • large somber
ail skies mad ether our•cetttes sad amused
the large • idteroe with • another of inter
mum storms.
From our own Correspondents
Mere 1. Iefermaas5. Sere Tha* Cosset be
gonad Asewbere glee -gem. of the
typy mgr rlal s Sepereed
M The weal.
BLUEVALE.
Tcn.DAT, April 13th.
Rev. Mr. West has socepted the call given
him by the liluevale end Eadie megrim/s-
lims. The Lade:ties wail wake place
oo April 20th.
Mus Miser Abram. of Wawanosb, is
visiting her sant, Mn. Joke Msodon•ld, of
;he Koyl betel.
F. Proctor, of Kinburn, bas bees engaged
for tie Swimmer by Geo. Mol)onaid, to week
to the cheese factory.
DUNLOP.
Ti L.DAT, April 12.
Mus Aline Cummings returned to Chi-
cago Saturday last.
1/r. Hush Hyodman, of Exeter, was •
tranateet visitor here Tuesday of last week.
Oo Friday last Horses made tbises lively
for residesu outside the imam. While
here he was collared in the close grip of two
windmills
winch he kept Io motion all der
and was completely tired out as he did not
blow Saturday or Sunday, taking his rest
more cheerfully than the teachers or shelters
their weekly boi►deys.
Stolen.
I • iKSE, HARNR�i9 AND BUGGY
1 sm:M from Keithh church shed.
Ho meevi►h, on BuuPay, April Iltb. A good-
looking Hal Mare about 10 years old, bind
ankles wla e, tall had been rubbed not 'set
year end grown 1n best.,since : was shod all
aruu,d . would weigh &ot 1(:• power, bed
Moe lot of hair on n lege.
or kernels &ad had blinds and aide check.
1h- •addle strap ea right heed side was
1. ellen and tied up with tie strap. Bloodier
s rap from traces was ales broken.. t tied
with tending twin.. The hujry war a nide
bar top. made 1-- Sohn Leslie. Clime... had
name aisle o ed spring. leering painted
eta- sad t.od% a. sod was purobseed sew
Iasi :Mummer. •re wail also la rig 1 Goa(
iikla robe 1 Wo. • dined Ilufklorobe.l rubber
mase rug. bad en tore and mended with
black Ihr 1 old horse blanket twooes lmilt
mbaake) d bees Mrs la frost and seeded
wl.b pave of rein bag. I whip. bakes sear
top and mended wile goose 4x111 and was
end. t he Wei is cap osed to be a slight
bullt. smooth shaves teas .heat S) poorly years ; :
age. dreamed. and tela, alert teat
bas a encase dare way of t*lkl*e yon
would think be was as Amert•as• A reward
will he paid so &aroma Weiss Isformstlm
tear will rad to armee of thief ee recovery el
Prayers Wire Lay leetrsotieue to THOS.
U(SloKY, Ooderloh.
148_111 81a1ee
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY.
Ica Ike ]f fir of fks estate of Joke tk'dliate-
see. derriere
Tore will hs seN rablh •.Odom a1 MLI
• anon, is
the toasty ares, y ora Kam. section
err.
• gs SAT. TER ith DAT Of MAT, M .
at lin ores trees. the 8.81111.: Masada v is
1 he West half of 1st Dealer 17 ts tar third
e tosonss d the Termebip el iWest Waim-
e a*. is the Chase, of Hume. contaleine 1R
sores ef lard.
This lot M dt.serd within • low miles d
loess • Hm.L Ie the vp.ea. d Denga
should go to
Everything
Mr. Carr, who has leased the Hoicks
homestead, 4th moa., has moved thereon
sod prepared for Spneg work.
MOvap.-David Prowse has moved from
sear Hayfield to the farm which he has
leased ea the Hitros road from James
Whitely.
Welter Carpenter, of Dublin, formerly ot
this township, has moved back to bis form
firmecly knows as the Dugan property and
lately vacated by the leseee..lobo Hood.
i,NuTa ER Otho ResIUENT Goss. --Ito
t1'edt.e.d.y, April 7th, at the resideooe .l
his nephew, Joseph MoClnsky. Mips passed
away to peace and .t • good old age an old
end respected resident of this township.
The deoessed, Jamie Tens. was • Presley
testae, and • quiet sod Inoffensive man.
The fuesrwl took place on Friday and wee
followed to Matt/and cemetery by a number
of friend. sad seigbbefs,
NILE.
Tt s_ DAs. April, b.
on Thursday evening, March lltL, the
home of Joseph Hetberiogton, Colborne,
was the scene of • very pleasant ;tethering
when shout forty of the members of Nile
Sunday school took possession ot it for the
purpose of spending • few hours watt till
family sed expressing their opprect•ttos of
their bast's earnest labors to the pert and
regret that he had touod 11 neoessery to re-
sign his position in the school. For teeny
years Mr. Hetherington has been • promo),
rot tactor in the school's prueperoty, onto•
pytoy the position of supsrtouodeot end.
latterly, teacher of an important Bible
clam.. But (settee the weight of veers be -
e motes to press heavily, end having onerous
dunes to looel preacher and • lass leader in
the church, he telt ,t necessary to retire
from motive and constant labor in the Sab-
bath school. This fact' led to the gather-
ing above referred to. After the last guest
had arrived the pastor, Key. .1. W. Prow.
was called to the chair, .od an excellent
program was placed in his hand. After
e legise and prayer, the chairman called up
on R. Melte•io, secretary ot the school, to
read the address, sod il:ss Vella McW hie -
my and Mrs. .lames I'Irvin presented Mr.
Hetherington with Matthew Henry's Com-
mentary in six volumes. To the address
Mr. Hetherington made a suitable end 1..1-
.1g y
the
s reply. plw-
A ss
ddrs•e
were temp h
superintendent of the school, .folio 'Mates,
the juotor ex superintendent, Wm. Baib,e,
and Mr. Hethenngtoo's successor in 000nac-
lion beth the class, Richard Morrow, jr.
Readings by Miss Potts and Wm. Watson,
and recitations by Miss Rusk and A. P.
Sheppard, the whole interspersed with
musical selections. made an interesting and
profitable program. This was followed by.
refreshments, after which the company
spent two or Zeros hours in soca) espy -
moot, as d left in the early hours, wishing
their host sod host"' many years yet of
comfort and prosperity. Below is a Dopy of
THE AI l Ates.
To Mr. Joseph Hetherington.
DEAR Sin AND B►.rrHKR -IV., the oth
ono, teachers sad members of your Bible
class, regret exceedingly the cat:anists/cgs
tbet have necessitated :he severance of your
coonmotion with asses our fellow -worker and
t her is the school, end embrace this early
op ortunity of expressing our esteem of you
as • man and our appreciation of the many
ex ellen' qualities of head and heart that
have distinguished your intercourse w:th us
in the past.
As a friend. we have always felt you true
under all circumstances, • men whose coun-
sels were wise and thoroughly reliable. to
whom we could speak our minds freely and
receive your warm-hearted sympathy and
ready wmtaoce.
As our teacher. you have always shown •
deep Interest in .ver•thine that tended to
our moral. intelleotaal and spiritual well-
being, inculcating the truths of the lesson
with such earnestness sod kindness as to
show us the importance of a I'bristles lite.
and give as • greater appreciation of the
bleeped Book. which is the fosedstion ot all
our hopes.
As • Christian you hart shown yourself
thereegbly ossmsorated to God. Veer
blameless life. sanest lobar, liberality and
Christ -like demeroor all modiste to increase
in es all rovuwos sod love for the religim
of our Saviour. We have always telt your
example to be • safe one, turd the hfluence
you exerted snob as must prove tee r.aiity
of at' Holy Chrbtimity.
We ask you td accept this Bible Com-
mentary as a .tight token of our friendship,
eaters and gratitude. We do not regard it
sS is &a7 moose commensurate with weer de
sorts or our appnoimtro et them, bet simp-
ly se • small mem.eto of pass att.ebmests
and • pledge of that freeedshie biter's us
that shall sever die.
We pray our Heavenly Father to Walde
your footsteps through all your fumes life,
epee up year way to Iaere•eed sssfal.se§ in
His service. sad make ror life bright with,
the shining of His ewe Divisor pretense, so
that when life's eases. triumphs, sad 'show
are over, yo` may bear Him say: " Well
dem, geed mid faithful servant, outer thou
lora no hey el the Lord."
helped se behalf of the OSesrs, Tanbark
sed year foram Bibb slew
Join Deaow, 8ye§i*twdout•
R. Meh.w.ns. tie=gary.
OOOEN,cH TOWNSHIP.
Taar*ay. April 13.
P. Glee abal, te.rbrr, 8. 8 Ns. 2, spat
ttaeoed*y sad Moniss last es the essmt7
tows.
Teem Assn•. -G. H. 9o4.d, the Obri.
Ii.. ssldlur ton lima Mein, braret7
bressnbeser d Mesa Dania, Msegd lo
A GOOD APPOINTMENT.
R.O. Reynolds Sherif of Huron
• ren rep.lnr Apt»tatme■t l'..Id net
Vlore area lade The eeleet4a e1
■r, aet..ld. 5. la the t■
terms .1 the ream.
FOR some tine back, owing to the
tadrmtttls of are, Sheriff Gibbous, one of
the few remaining penmen of the Hares
Tract. bad felt like retiring from the, re-
I.ponstble position which be has ocuupted for
over a more of years, but had not •culte de -
oaided to do se, until the death of the late
DUNOANNON.
Nvrtca.-The moat agency In Dusewa0oe
for Tug Mee et h at the aloe of .1 (1. Ward.
J.1'. oo0Tgaeoer, an.. who will norive of
den for nbeoripdoea advertising and Job -
work. and 1e authorised to rive recomte for
amounts paid for the sante
TrEM,Al. April 13.
James Goodfellow left here last week on
• proepeotive tour to the Northwest.
Subject for Epworth League meeting on
Meeday next will be Emilia Lemmas.
C•,,%AI.L' •I' -11-. are pleased to be
able to state that lip. t'. Wilton. formerly
me'Imer, who has been ill, to grndu•Ily 1.-
ooeenng.
NEAKL.% 01,11 LETS!•. -The buiidiol
which is being erected by Thomas Smiley
for. drug store and doctor's office is rapid-
ly drawing to completion. The contractor
is G. Bigley.
Cos t'AL*"CIN••.-t1• are pleased to be
able to state that Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. F,
(;leo and David Sproul, all of whom have
been very Ill, are through means of skilful
medical treatment an(' good attendance of
friends, gradually reouvertng.
Several men were enraged a. the organ
factory this week, and the staff, iocludine
the office hands, now number sixty.
M II. Johnston is putt -ig a new froot in
his .ton on H•miltno-ai. and so that Doe
may nos it be has pulled down the verandah.
Notwithstanding the reports of sickness
wooer the children, the school attendance
for Mareb was 525. almost the normal aver-
age-
Oo Saturday. 24th April. at Knox's Auc-
tion Rooms. New/ate-et.. a targe quantity
of household femur*, farm implements &c.
JOHN Kroh, am -Simmer.
The Henderson Ricycie Co is daily re -
olivine 000entelatieee on the excellency
et their wheels, Common Sense. and Harm,
trees all parte of the Dominion.
Nhome s suer o In tows for
Colborne
sew,, up-to-date dress
Brea. are showing. Nothing above poet
asked wad mom• sold under cost.
The contractors, Mol..res and (;old -
therm. are placing the maternal for the
Meneestung Park pier on tie Bach and in •
people of weeks they expert to Wein its
emetics.
While dogs% statute labor with • carpet
beater babied theaters en Wednesday oven -
Mr of last week Chas. Blackstom 1.11 is
some unaccountable way and se he leaded
on the hard ride of some brinks Mose by he
received • severe shaking rip. However,
atter • maple el days om8m•r est, he is
again able to take his place m THE Sem AL
stag eons the worse for his experieses.
Chaim News -Record : The report ie ear -
rest, and from ear idermation we have rea-
ms to believe it true. that Deputy Sheriff
R. Reynolds bas hoes appointed sheriff of
Herne. No more popular appeintreent
amid have bqe made. True, Mr Rey-
nolds has twee • Grit pattiean, fret he is
well 141give
ul b. qualified ler It� sad we be -
While
Hoye will give ,oumr
The News -Reeled does sat like to part
with mob • worthy faiZs•er Grit (levera-
mest official se
hat speak is the
at the sans thin ex
Rolando wi11 pees • weeny seemeenr.
[lasma�mi.
Ica •bore Mewegep wil bVold estelet M a
la ali whir r.opsets Ib eoedltkose of nh
will es the sssadlart oosdlttoes d tb HUM
Onrt d Justin
TZRMS-Tia per root. down M the tlm• d
sale, an *be Wean within los tam•sk Mega
e mir.
For farther goeeeW��ea�1•es apply to J. M.
Roberts.req,. Degressisce, or m e
the usher
men*
OAirStA011. HOLT t MOO. tR.
♦miaeflr isbotans, Ordetrw.
n t▪ xilIi =ti w ea aim UR- Off w
Smola 1 *owl Rabb/ Is seed waded I!
WI cleans.. Jwh. (Mere boo heft mos 110
fetes. d win
11uRI. AI.l InoN .,t1W ATOS -tin Fri-
day last in COM( gumbos of a• cold cap
amused by • f.11 of snow and seven frost,
fun cad .now shovels were brought into
requisition, it being the third lime since
apparent Spring weather set in. however,
the snow did not remain long nod Spring-
like weather Pow oinvaile.
Wm. Yowls, who bad been one of his
sureties, tipsily determined hie tonne of
mottos. 0o the death of Mr. 1 cuor, the
Sheriff made up his mind that he would not
mousse longer to othoe, and within the
lim11 prescribed by law for subtitutiaS •
surety, be forwarded his resiguettoo to the
Governmeo t
As coon es it was known that Sheriff
l;ibboos had resumed, .1.T. •:arrow, M. PP.,
pommeled the Ileputy Sheriff, 1:. 1:. Rey-
nolds, for the position. believing that the
public would be beet served by the appoint -
meet of a man who, from a thorough train-
ing, had acquired • knowledge of
the duties of the office not simpered by that
of env public official in Outarto. io this
action he received the hearty endoreation
of one of the other members for Huron in
the Legislature, and as • result kir. grey•
sold, received ponce from the Provinoml
Secretary's Deportment Monday last that
the I;overoment had been pleased to appoint
him to the °Moe of sheriff of thu County.
Tile SI.%.ti takes this opportunity to
congratulate the Liberal Government on the
wisdom of their choice. No other name
that could have heen submitted in eonnec
tion wttb the ethos would have been as
grwosfully reossved by the public at large se
that of Mr. Reyiolde. Ho is well mod fav-
orably known throughout the county. sad
hes the confidence end respect of everyos
who knows him : he his worked up from
the foot of the ladder, mod hu woo his way
by integrity of action and business ability :
and his selection is looked upon as • eonces-
sloo by the Government to the independent
opinion, as voiced by the Patrons in their
platform during the last election, that effic-
iency and knowledge to perform the duties
should be the critenon in the tilling of pub-
lic office. and not the political " pull."
Mr. (:arrow, kl.l'l'., on Olin point de•
serves the thanks of all independent men in
deeliog with the question. He hes been al-
ways s firm believer in thl polic} that the
public service should be ti ed by men best
qualified for the various positions, and bin
pours,. in taking • bold stead io favor of
that principle when occasion arose, by this
appointment of the`tnan whom he believed
to be the most cap.bte, i. deserving of nom •
mendatioo.
We, with ch. !Deny friends ot Mr. Rey-
nolds, congratulate bins on his well-deserved
promotion, and hope that he will live long
to enjoy • position which he isso well fitted
to 611, and to give • serve* to the people of
hie county which will be second to that of
0o other county in the Province.
, EAT ATTKA..TI%1:.-Mr.. Anderson, awe
canoe to Mrs. C. W11soo, has • very excel-
lent stock of the very latest styles ot mal-
►tonery to suit the most fastidious of the
tats sex. Mise Mountjoy, of London, is o
aslant in the establishment and comes
highly recommended. The millinery shop
looks quite nohby and attractive sed we
presume that all who havoc Mrs. A. by their
patronage will be well satisfied.
Cosl'WSSer. -At a meeting of the mem-
bers ot the district i.. i1, L. the following
relotioe of condctence was unanimously
carried
To
ram
. Wm. WIIB.
art.
DEAR MADAM, -11 IS with feelings of
deepest regret that we are called upon to
offer you our most sincere sympathy in
your sad bereavement, the more so, as m
tour lou we aro hags lost „a worthy
brother, no. who was long • leading and
medal member of our society. Hs was just
to all men, and by his well known goodness
of beset endeared himself to all with whom
he became a sociated. By ittdu.try,honesty
and perseverance, he amassed ample means,
and we r.joioe in testifying that his liberality
was characterized by unusual discernment
and justice. He never turned a deaf ear to
those in difficulty and distress, the outer -
tenets/ mendicant from his door woe never
turned empty away. and now our esteemed
brother is gone where we hope and believe
he will receive his reward. We now pray
that the Irvine Giver of all good will com-
fort you by menacing your ens( and in as
arttog yeti to become reconciled to the be-
hest of a great and .11 wise Providence.
Signed oo b.h.lf of Dungannon district
L. O. L. No. 317, by
('HARLL4 i1t'RNIs, I). M.
Wit M.INn'as, W. M.
Jos% Boo -we:
J..uss JOHNSTON.
i/Me., we misses
teems of him, and
the bops that Mr.
C. 1. U.
'1'b. k1l.wleo an the tople§ far the eli1-
ferret yawed people's eseis1os which asset
during wit weak :
Nosib•et Methodist shorn R L at C F ,
Fr.day were' at 8 dank O•. Apr)1
16n, "Polity of t4. Methediet ehwreb," by
Rey. Joseph Rdt -. QttteeWu ilr.w.r-
1� Marsh Y.P. R. C. R., Tonder - vas -
bag M $ dried. T.p4. taw Apr'l 70M.
•• DIRweN blade e1 Deat4. awl 5L. (Jes-
qualm of Wm,"b Rita Bak w
VberM-et. MM.dIN amen R I. +/ C.
R., leldey .,acus w e dries!. 0•• %POI
16th. Coed Frisky. " The Cease," M' Ibv.
Was. fledwks
AQ w eoedWly Wild 8knee.+ 'ben
•pati•$-, whin w bdfi h the b rads
Of Mr different .belies, 84*5.i • from
Ohre assiaMs w ls.Mad to Ica prom*
sed will be warmly wolsond.
COMING AND GOING.
D. Mid/omelet left oe Teesdav for Bufelo.
Mn. Attrill •rri-•ed home the past week.
Will Gusdry see away Fiat the past
Robert 1: Reynolds, the new sheriff,
was horn in (:oderich forty-one years the.
his father, the late Robert It. Reynolds,h•v-
ing been s prominent business n.ao and
town clerk. He received his education at
the Public and 1:nmmar •ehools and enter-
ed the Sheriff's office in 187P, as iumier bail-
iff. By 1882 he had gone through the vari-
ous wages of promotion until ne was io•
stetted es Deputy Sheriff, • position which
Ise has held with credit to himself and bene•
fit to the county tor the last fifteen years.
Mr Reynolds is married to the second
daughter of Ther. Hood, one of the pima.
ren of East York, who settled teem
to 1829, and has resided for 68 years upon
the present homestead, within five miles
from Toronto. The new Sheriff is • pro-
minent member of • number of societies,
and is addition to that has taken an active •
interest in the various athletic circle.. Ar
is a devoted adherent of the Epiecop•lian
uhuroh,taed • good typo of apt'ight Coa•diao
oitizeeship.
week.
A. S. Chrystal was in Baden the past
week.
Gos. Core, of Heamsll, was in town ea
Friday.
Rd. C. Attrill Igoe returned from Lee
Asgsw, Cal.
M. C. Cameros, M.P., is is town for the
grater vacuities.
Mrs. and Mime Nellie Garrow have re-
turned to tows.
W. M. Sinclair, of Rreesels, was is Goole.
rich the past week.
C. Pennington and ('hes. Harbor were io
(Medea on Monday.
Jae. Wilford, ot Blyth, was ie the ooaety
tows the past Friday.
Israel Taylor. ot Clinton.
sower! town 00 Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Coleman, o1 Sealer h. were
.t the Co.iialam the past week.
Percy Chilton arrived at the parental
r'e.idenos. K.et-.t , ce Friday.
Mrs. Seiteley Hays and 'Madre, of Sea -
forth, were is town the plot week.
Mr., Mn. sad Miss Msleewmou bave ro-
taesed from their Wait to Florida.
Phil Mertes. of Resins, N. W. T. , ar-
rived boss. e • holiday visit IAN Friday.
Mrs. R. Wilds loft tow's on Saturday
far Dadph to visit ler seek relative, Mn.
Pal=er.
Remy Naftal lels last weak fee KIs.sr-
dine to take a wraiths lo bmkke.p.r to
while he was reeentlt appaened.
Rrssdm Harry The lose heed the A.
R. Roberson fares. 1} nine Woe of Oros
ads, mid will normo J.e.. Mr This will
reals bum ' peeet ios as baker at (bmaslast
''b.enue•s bakery hat will Aron Me ma
h carps for sad working no inn
was in the
HARBOR AND RIVER
The sunken are making their wa% up the
river.
It will soon be is order to fix the, bathing
hoses.
Sees big strings of perch were made roe
week.
The Cambria and Caroms will run hen
We memo.
The boiler was planed in the new dredg-
ing tag last week.
A new roast ham bees placed in Lee's
' chooser. the Craftsmen.
Cat.tain .len. MoOosold, of the Kollar.,
W ill drawee his vessel is green.
Contractor K. Sherrn•s started the .lean•
Moe to the power house last week
As yet there are oo signs of work bets,
eommeseeel on the breakwater pier.
The God.rioh harbor saw mill is cutting
op the logs left over from last emeriti
(;apt. Beater *smote to hove his hosts in
radioman for the ammo's roe 1ng •c • week
erect
The large leanly of herring fry is the
harbor has brought un the animal influx of
sea pierces.
Tie boats owned by R flask sod D.
M•rwiok are Iho only sailing otos finking
from Ibis port.
The Salons ftp (loose. Rea Gall and See
Quota left last Thursday for theta ,tate.,
es the Georgian Ray.
The fiaiist beg beds built by Mathes,
kedged by its lises,will be cas shapely • erste
as these ke es the lak...
Tb. tans Evelyn, Soo King .ad Seibold
date nolo sews ICBM no wane, but se
tar the snob is hal.. *..'seas
Whelan : Kabinet, the Ntslo ela.*5tw
el Dec. r. Daws, all dens sone .fain at
ire beak pa of the maw, os Saturday,
y onSaffer tad srtebiaa assth.. es
the 1018 b..L