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GO!)ERIOH, ON 1'ARIU, CANADA : APRIL 11, 1901.
THE WEEKLY MAKwt r RE P')R T
°ovolon. April 10, 1901.
Fall Wheat 'I 63 to 6
ebur. tenth/. p*rowl.... _..-3 19 eo 3 10
Fluor.ten', per ewt 2 50 to 3 50
Hoot, attcn .. -............ - 13 00 toll 00
Short% a ten ........ -. -. U 0th told W
Screening.. nor cwt 1 W to 1 00
Rye per bush ........ 040 to 050
Buckwheat, per bush 0 10 to 0 50
Oats, • basi ........ .. _ 29 to 0 't)
Yea.. p hays ... ...... ....... _..,Mr tc) dos
Hsrirv, tor bush 0 97 to u oe
Hay. It too NMI to 900
Potatoes, V bosh • • 0 30 to 0 35
Hotter. -_ 0 14 to 0 15
Cheese, oar lb.... .... . . ... . 0 10 to 011
pie, frail anpesksd. • dos0 9 to 0 13
Wood _..._. __3 10 to 100
Us. •........�..__..,�. . 50)to510
Lamb -Skins 0 do to 0 70
Live Hoge ••6 00 ts 636
Dreamed Hoge 700 to 7 •2
Bacon. -_ ._ 0 12 to 0 10
Ham, per lb.. ................ _.. 0 15 to 0 15
Lard, put Ike 0 i2jto 13
Itreated Beef, fore quarter 0 W to 000
Dressed Beef. hind " 0 00 to 0 00
Cattle, Export 3 75 00 6 50
Ordinary 300 to 360
fflituationo Taoant.
WANTED. -BY APRIL 15TH, THREE
good girl. u 000k, parlor maid and
bousrm.id. Amply to 301(19 ATTRI LL.
Hedge wood Park. Ooderfoh. 1.01
Publle Notloo.
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BKNk4ILLPK N1IRSEKIFS -- I REES,
HEALTHY TREES.
We have • full Ilse of fruit. ornamental and
eVega ran tr.r. a1 Iowest poem ble prloes.
Wrtto to us at once fur catalogue Place
orders r trly anti secure the ',Nestles you
want. Addnrs : &ST. JNt) STEWART,
Beom.11er, Out. 24 Ito
- 11Nor It eat.
tRBNP-LAitog BRICK HOUSE
t osMerkin tenet at promo °coupled by
Yr. W. saints Qood lawn• furoaoe, bath. eta
Apply to MR 4 J. H. WILLIAMS, Market -.t.
RENTi
FOk GRAZING -THE
wutb half of lot 50, lllaltlend conceal no
Ooderioh township, oomprising 67 •ores. Two
good °echoed. no the property will he loolod-
ed also. The place is well fenced and then is
an abundant supply of water. Apply to WM.
Male AT I Goder(oh, P.O„ or to CURTIS
PTR V K ti, Clinton. 14 1m
For Sale.
FOR RALE -1 OFFER FOR SALE MY
l proreriy in 100100rd, oomprlelog one-
qu.ner of eo acre or more, with good frame
house and outbuilding*. Tb.r. eve • number
of fleet class fruit trees on the grounds. Apply
to JOHN MCIN1't'RE, on the premises. or
e.1tford !'.D 21 1m
LAND FUR SALE IN TOWN OF
OODERICH.-For sale on re•sosabl.
,Ilona. the property known u the Distillery
Wide. befog Den of bloat 'F' in the Town of
Uoderiob. coulai°log about 31 acres. with
O 0Ldiegs sod water rights on the River Malt -
lard. For terms apply to ()ARROW t OAR -
ROW. solicitor. 'or the vendor.
L40R:SALK.--LOTS 95, 96, 117, 118, 119
r and WI in Hutohlwn'e carve,. all In
Ooderioh. For partleuluth apply to
PHILIP HOLT
Barrister, to., Ooderlc h.
March 04th, I91q. 40-tf
�t GOOD 80 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
1Lot 21. m noessl o 11. Ooderloh Town
ship. athwart 11 miles from Ho mesvlile, 11
antes from Clanton. flood buildings, fence*.
erdeard, well.. sad spring creek. A cod field
of fall wheat. Terms reasonable. For patio
'odors •pbply to THOS. t)t NURY. auctioneer.
16t f
FARM POR SALE -THAT FIRST
alas farm known as the "Canada,
Farm." bolo. K, half :ot 2K, oonoeaslon 1, Eat
Wwanoeh. 1.0 sons, 99acres cleared and in
• good state of oultivWon, 1 acts bush.
Then bon the plies • good two storey frame
dwelling hour,' 1600 with wise 1x20, and a
good stone cellar. a frame barn 36E56 with
*too. stable. tinder. 4 sores of good orohard. 2
good never.tailing spring walla The soil is •
good play lam, shout 70 acres in gross. tl acres
of fall wheat, and Boma fall ploughing. The
fences tarot/nod It I. on • leading gravel road
o 001010nt t ,-horohea .00001, etc.. 1 mile
from the village of Auburn, 5 miles from
Myth, 11 miles from the towns of Oolerloh
ind Clanton. This Saver, deslr•ble place -
no poor or waste land.
For full particulars apply 10 PHILIP H'1LT,
solicitor for the estate of the late Mn. yaws
day,
Muni&.
W, GLENN CAMPBELL
Ores -sit and mudral director of North st.
Met moist rhumb, and teacher of pianoforte.
pipe organ and theory. will be pleased to re
ra v pupils. Instruction vee either at
studio or at pupil's home, as Ntudlo
at Emerson'. Music Ston, Weetot. 72 t
Med tool.
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nits . SHANNON & ()ALLOW, PHI'
OICIANSsod Surgeons. Office in Rank
of l'ommeroe bullding, west side of Square,
Night title at restdenoes
Dr. Shan• on. Dr. °allow.
old rewtdenne, rapier n. Klgln st, w.
'Phone 14. 'Phone M.
Insuranoe, oto
(1HAV. K SHAW, GENERAI. 1051710
11
ASCE and real estote agent, Moe, ne
door eat of P. 0.. Gooerlob. Agent for the
leading mutual flu Ineuranoe oonlpanlel and
leading st ok oompanlss.
Mementos and manufacturing risks et
lowest rates. (fall at oBlm.
WR.
R. ROBERTSON.
A000uotant and Ineunnoe Agent.
Hook. and amounts made up.
Itnlldinge rented and rents oolleo104.
Firm Insurance in British and Canadian
Companies.
street OoddMoh. Afoot k Hqi office. f1f -
F• J. T. NAT TEL, GENERAL IN
ROMANCE land Rosi testate .gent.
Fire, Life, Aooldent.nd Plate °1.., In.urenee
efferto•1 on mutual or nosh plan at lowest
rates porible.
Bost Knglleh anti Canadian oompoiee rep-
resented,
(Mia next door to °arrow & Darrow. Bar
rioters Hamilton Streit.
AI'I'TION SAI.K Oh VALUABLE
FARMING LAND 1N THE TOWN-
SHIP OF 00DRRICH.
MITCHELL to. ELLIOTT.
Coder • power of salenontolse4 in mosrtan
mortgage from Robert Elliott and wife to Mrs
M•rtho L*tthwilts, and by her ••signed to
the v,.udor, there will leo °ffered for sale by
pnhlle motion, by John Knox, ancrloneer, at
B uttons hotel 1a the town of Onderlch. on
WI(074931)Ay 1'40 1710* DAY OF AI'Rtl.
at 0leven colo k In the forenoon, the follow
vainable lands, nemslr : Lot number 33
In the 2nd 0000esstsn, an4 lot rntmtw'r 23 in
reit 3,1 mnreeslon of tho town.hlp of Gato-
r,. 0. ,n the county of 'throe.
The first msotioned Int is situated noon ihs
uerfielA rad, and has tor., been used for
n.tnrege porpoises, for whioh It le well adapt-
ed
he senon4 mentlonsd lot edmprl.ni ono of
the hells farms Is the township, with exosl-
Irnt dwelling thous. barn, oto., and • large
and valuable oreh•n1.
The Iota will he offered separated I.
'there w111 boa reserve' Md.
1'ss.ession can he given at moo.
Thr purchaser wilt 00 require' to pay to the
i enlor or hie oolielfor temper oast. of the oor
ohne mon, r .t the time of ants, and the hal
-
wn, 0 "'ohm onlay days thereafter without In-
terest In mbar palpates tke oondian is of
sale, will he tho .t.alIng nr'ndlt,o•s of this
High Coon of Justin.. for Ontario.
For 'orthwr panto.. are tool, to the ane
none*. or to the vender'. solicitors, .t their
offie0 In (ln4erloh.
Dated Awil tui, 1901.
HARROW It (OARROW,
vender's 001001 tors.
PARABLES IN POLITICS.
With Few Parables and Lose
Politlow
l''aaeke Is Jen ■ Little Nord uu the Doc-
tors 0001.0., esd t ramp. 41 a
Choral n.w1.1 the w.lde.
40110 Ike wudoII.
DAHTMOuTH, N. S., April 6, 1901.
Soy, Mr. Elan, I'ye beeo right sorry to
bear of your tlloe... That then grippe 0
ate
treacherous as a politlaT.16!tilt maker;
you never know when It will oome book on
you IC's • fact. Take good o.re of your•
.elf, .ud (cc mercy sake don't take all the
stuff the dootors and the ol 1 women will
press on you.
1 beard of • Map over In Maine or Ver-
mont, 1 forest just what State, who was as
sok u you have Moo, and rill .t o90e ho
went on strike •,.met the doctors and the
Mediatns 8eods mod 6sedeeses-tur 1 guess
the women folks are worst when it coma to
dosing • fellow with cure.11s. Well, this
amp he id a word to the doctor, or
to the outside amateur phystol•os of both
sere, but he rented, and let nature help
him out, rod got We level.bea.led w 1• to
.tore all the drags and medtot a stuff to •
side room. Whim the doctor celled for the
Int time, it was a case of p40tent on lete
ire sad doing marvelously wet:. The
phystdan he was as proud u a peaonokm
, od
was going to let • 1 the other .0 Henn in
the neighborhood get the benefit of his
patience experteooe with the two or three
new toolor and nerve restorer. he had just
been trying (as he thought) for the brat
time Tr.e sick man that was he grlo.ed
hie s Unesblre oar when he handed the
lootor to fee, and at the sane toots :e 1 him
Coto ,.he side room rod showed him the
amount of •'ewun, ' as be called 1t, that he
bado't taken at all. The doctor he didn't
return the les, se that would M uoprot*..
mould, arta' the Medio.l Commit might hear
of it and hays him expelled in order to pro
toot themselves from snob phifantbroplo
preoedeot ; but be never quoted that pa-
tient u • shining .rumple of the atlyants
medtotne had made sines the time of Hip.
900001.5.
W'beo spm. folks are bit with your mon-
plaint they try whbk.y-hot, oold, neat,
dilute 1, with sugar, with lemon, as .gg•
nog., etc., etc., and In fact every way el-
ospt as • porous plaster, for that issupposed
to "draw out," while the rail obleat of the
u se of whlakey i. to ''rook."
Did you ever Mar the •:oases • fellow
will molts for t•kmg bquor? 1 herd of •
chap who liked • nip, and when the oanv..
ser at the late prohibition edeor!on came to
him, the ower he Rays, "Well, temper*nue
may be.- the best, but 1 like to have • little
whiskey arou.d when there's (tramps."
Hft wife was • bine nbbon*r, ind .he
bead him, and .he .poke up and .old,
"Now, John. why don't )nu",tell the gentle.
man the truth ! What you mean Is that
yea like to have • little orampe when there'.
whisky around !" The sinner oaved In
right there.
Say, 1 vs deold*d tc five you • rest o0
politics this week, even though you my
. till place my contribution under the old
heading. 1 want to NII von ot 10 experleno
I had with the widow -that's my boarAing-
bouse minus.
The widow le great on church sodlels
When there's mein, to be ooe .he gets as
excited as • girl ,o her two.,'ind the smell
of layer•ake and euoh like limits through
the house like Inanes. Some -folks Dan
wonbin the Lord in cutting sandwtohea or
making batter tor • layer cake for • church
social butter than they man in reading their
Bible or prayer -book .t ell, the widow
t.'ohed me rluog to a ohnroh somai the
other night, and they had • spread at the
aloes that meant a tickled palate for • half
boar, and an inert Ryer fed low-grade reit
gion -for • went. It'. • fact. I know
whereof I .peek. for the widow made m.
sat • double share of her douhly-rloh cake
Th. program It was pretty good ; but I
noticed that "M.rum'. Little Alabama
Coon" and other cagey songs were emit
with great fesltog, while the s,lit•ry noted
solo was glean se if the singer had a gizzard
but no ho•rt. And i have often nottoed
this ..ms thing to the s*me singers
Har the pirce de rseuranoe, or words to
that Miami, was • mandolin anti banjo quar-
tette
uaytette that just lilted things to the two•siepo,
polkas and hoe downs. S.v, It was a sight
to see the way the staid ohs deacon. and
several of tho mothers in inrael kept their
feet going when the old-time dance music
Plano Tuning.
al R SANDERSON, PIANO TUNER
from Nordhelmer'e, will be In town
Monday mot, April 15th. Orden left at
KMKRSON'S BBICYCLIC Aon MUSIC HOUSE
will receive prompt attention. f
Model Tallorllir•
J
LOT RECEIVED THR LiNE OF
e spring salting. that our customers were
wafting for, which we hack one reputatlonon,
together with other Onto suitable for 'pri.g
and wormer, wrtotlty gy goofy;"fie....ttrib..-
class work at moderate pylnes.
W M. STAPLETON.
Offr Parton'. Fair.
Publlo Notion
i.M• OTIC E - THE ADJOURNED AN
natal meetingof the fioleri,h Carling
and Skating Auootatl-In will t-1 held at the
oonrt hoose on Moedat eveolog, lith hut., at
3 o'clock.
WM. CAMPBELL. Seer.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT.
TOWN OF GOURRi(H
TAKE NQTit'E
that the nounntl of the town of Goderich will
undertake the ro.ntrnctlnn of ertiflnlal stone
sidewalks on the following .trees", known n.
AL Davlo's aired and Keays toast. namely :
1st. From Alb .rt street to Kingeton tuner,
on the south side of St. D4vid't street, to be 5
feet la wldtb.2,001 feet In length. to earn about
$1,011.
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dad. From Thornes street, along Keay"
street to Britannia road. ma the west 01.10, to
he three foot from Thomas street to Raglan
guest and fon• feet from !batten street to
HMrannla road, . total length of 1.130 foot, to
omit a hoot $NtA
Tho above sid.wsiks ere to be mnttrooted
under this p•ovidons of the Manlripal Act
and the Local lmpmctment Bylaw No, 7 of
I1199,of *hie mnninlpsilty. and unless a petition
&Imolaeinh 0s1014te imp•ovem.0r or work,
signed by a malority In number of the ownere
rept/emoting at tont one hell of the real 0100
Arty to M senses ,he presented to the manned
wF hln Dow mort,h from int last pnbunatlon of
,hie notice the proposed Improvement" or
w„oke will ho nrlortak0n and ipe.041 •
manta therefor a 11 h. made by *hr noan511.
WM MiTCHELL.
Town Clark.
OfMNI h, ApilI 10th. 1901, 25 It
wee played. Th. preaoher be was Msrly
"•p.ttln,f Juba," the amino w41 eo patchy.
1 gave a glaooe at the bosrdiog.house mu
nus, end I'm blamed if she wasn't attune
then and takeouts at u8 fo u°onuaoloudy that
1 oould ere some of the huoertr-is that
whet they o•11 it mow !-that a forty -year-
old woman ouly wears on special uoaaslune.
1 haven't been dancing for thirty yearn, but
I mein felt eo much like potting lbw*
obalre aide and hoeing it down te0 five
minute, even toough it wee to oburob.
On ! the power of mu.io wbeo IC Dome, from
stringed instruments.
That there mandolin made me think of my
boy Inch Hr Is • sentimental young roost-
er ; 11 he wasn't hr wouldn't turn to poetry
Ilk' he does. Whoa we .ot home I wait to
my room and looked over a few hoes that
he owe wrote about a girl playing • manic
Ie. Neat morning tread it to the boarder
at breakfast, to the ureal joy of the land
lady, who didn't seem to have the jig 011
of bet leg yet, one tamed eo spry during
the reading. This is the DOOM :
Till 11AID1N WITH THx 11ANDOL14.
A maiden with • mandollu was sitting to
her bower
Amid the fragrant jasmine in twilight's
lovely bour.
Her ye was bright, her cheek was red, be
hair was golden fair,
And this .wast sotto Dame softly out upon
the eveolog air :
•' For it's U, my sailor lad le far soros'
the sea,
But soon he's coming book again to tell
his loge to me ;
And true to me I know he'll be, for he my
heart did w,o "
So nog the merry merino with the
maodollo.
Hie footstep tell upon the lawn beside that
mooted bower,
Aod though the roses wooed the lad M
ronght a fairer Bower ;
Andre rte hastened to her side beneath the
jam toe,
H+ heard the maiden do,Iog with the man-
dolin :
" For It's 0, my sailor lad is Lr morose
the ea,
Hut Boon he's ooming book •silo to tell
his lope to me ;
And true to me l know ben be, for be
my heart did win."
So nog the merry maiden with the
mandolin.
The sailor lad stole to her side Moeath the
soented bower
The radiant roses blushed with jiy to tee
that happy hour.
"• Ah, love," be orltd, " I've thought of
thee wh 1 have been :
I've oome to wed tbo maiden with the man -
delta "
" For it's 0, my sailor lad has oome across
the sea,
And hastened to the trysting place to tell
hie Iota to me.
My Jack has been u true as wee! rima
he my heart did win ;
His wile shall be the maiden with the
mandolin "
W ben 1 woe having • quiet read aloos.o
hoar or two alter the widow she knocked at
the door, and the say, "Mev I oopy that
beautiful piece of your gifted sou!" And of
course 1 n.oded ft to her.
When she returned the original ehe says.
"I "oppose that you also lows the multi of
the mandolin!'
"Yes," I says, "I •m more than partial
to them .trlooed lostrumeats ; u was the
I'.almint himself. Oaly then was just eo
much reg time maxi° In those tdeottons last
ulght th.t if I had started danoing like I
felt It would not have been euoh as David
did to the olden times."
The widow the hedged just there, .ods
the says, "I guess a maiden with a mendo.
lin must be an •ttreotive wont to most
mere."
"If the girl is pretty, and shit oan handle
the stringy, 1 guess the will make a lot of
heart. d•noe.a. well se tett jig," say. I.
The widow got • light Into her eyes that
Mineral that the had • hlg idea. I saw her
3o up town soon, and shortly return with •
long parcel In • tort of Oast.
LATIR-I have opened this letter to let
you know whot's op. Th. widow has
bought • meodollo, sod le tithing lessons.
U. R.;A. Pewit.
AROUND TOWN.
THE COI.I.1iirAT■ INsTITCTP.-Pflnolp.l
Strang requests that any ex•pupils of the
institute who may happen to have books
belnoglog to the school library will return
them at once to him.
(:OLLIOIATI INgT)TCTI Tor orlr9.-The
board of trustee. of the Collegiate Institute
held the regular monthly meet ung on Thurs.
day lat. Sums small 000090*. were passed
and • motion woe adopted Inorasing the
relay of D.Stoddart, the oaret.ker, by $20,
making It$200.
THE FIRST FISH STORY or TKO 514*04.-
Tnwo I;ouooillor George A. Newton, of
Win. ham, who Is spending a few days with
his brothers. Hones and Charles, made a
hire oatoh at the lake -no Monday. He and
Horace Newton were fishing for perch off
the end of the north pier when the council
lot landed a blsok bus of large proportions.
It was found to measure 17j Inches arid tip-
ped the tools at 22 pounds.
SPORTING BRlgn.-The Elite club will
put • strong ba.eMll club on the diamond
thio 114100 Ws hear that the Harmony
club oleo 11 talking baseball. At the
H WITi"o'7 tyre -Weenie "11`oot1O`7i'ltwoati.
tun, held at Battu on Hood Friday, entries
for the Hough cop coopetition wen made
by the Se.forth U. I. and the Clinton C. I
Muhl. The G. C. I. team Is to possession o1
the cup and will defend It against all
cemers
Sion tyTH rr TWO. T. R -The Guelph
Heard of 'Pride is oIrryleg o0 an agitation
for an earlier mail service on the G. T R,
from Toronto. it would be • great acoom
modat,00 to business men to all the /twos
of theWut, and if anything Dan be don.
hero to armlet 1n securing the Noon the
people of Iloderloh nhmtld not be behind•
hood wi'h _their 'rapport Aad If the G. T.
R. were inclined to listen to our rigout%
we should hks to suppose once more that
better accommodation than the li e'olook
morsing tr.ln [night be provided on the
Stratford tc Ooderloh Imo.
BON r.•Hrtermt.-From the report of
last week's town oounoil meeting It will be
teen tA.t o London firm, "desiring to
,.t.hnph a foundry for the m•suf•oture of
stoves, furnaces and agricultural imple-
ment," ti•hes to know what Induoem.nts
obit t.wo 1s prepared to offer. "In the way
of bonus or leen, sire,exempt inn from tsxW,
ore ," for the e.tsbli.hment of •anh an in-
duety hen. it 1s worth noting that the
ssme people have written to similar Ceram
to Clinton and Stratford. This firm
evidently wants to pit thew eot'poratlnne
against one another 1n elviog "Nome.
men t e."
A, IMrngrlor Teastoorrfoe.-.'1he di
r.01or.' f the H,.nn and lithos Loan and
'fleas, moat Company h•vedeolded to reonm
mon1 to the .hmrshol ler" the sale of the
0nmpany'e halos*. end ante to the Heron
and h1'if loon (In., of London We gander.
stand that the prim npno which the par•
ohm* by the latter oomp•ev N to be mod.
LOOK AT YOUR
.LABEL /
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
... 1901
D. M°GILLIC UDD Y , EDITOR.
00 97 Deets on the dollar. The trane1tioa
1e mill to be ratified by the .b•reholder.,
but this will probably be • purely formal
matter Th• Huron and Battu- Oomp•oy
hie fouod its profits dlmluishmg !he pea
few years, and is simply yielding to the
tsodenoy of the limas towards the •inion•
Boo of smaller companies to Mtge 000cerus.
LI�uoII LIOINau.-The Itoensecmmmis-
•loner• for West Huron will moot at Clinton
next Tuesday to uuodoer •ppllations fur
lianas for the amnia (lanes year. The
Dumber ut Itueoses Issued lost year was
thlrty•two. and the application. for this
year number t0lrty.8ve. The new banns
sought are for the two hotels 1. Salt ford, for
the Waverly house on Clinton, mod for the
Maletmd house .t the 0 T. R. elation In
lioderloh, d J. Soups being the applicant
to the lest mote. Oos of the Blyth hotels
was burned down doting the year, mod there
is one fewer •pplioaot from that phtoe.
Mtohael Fore makes the •pphoetlon for tb•
Union hotel here, whiob he will oouduot
after the let of May.
Sraig THr Behpe.-Now that the birds
are returning to us for the summer, we with
to say • word to the boys, some of whom
are too fond of shooting at than with guns
and oatpults. The birds are very useful
In ktlllog 10..0te 'Molt ore Injurious to
vegetation,- and 1t Is to the Internet of all
that they nit ,ul.1 not be Jgstroyed or driven
•way, to say nothing of the ormalty of kill.
mg them. It is unlawful to shoot, destroy,
oatoh, Injure, or attempt so to do, any wll,l
native birds other than hawks, prows,
blackbirds and English sparrows, and there
,s • fine (or, In delault of payment, lmprlr.
moment) for violation of the law. Destruc-
tion of the oats of birds 1s prohibited air
under the same penalties. W• hope there
will be no mouton to repeat this warning.
A HArry FAwu,r -L.,9 week's Mitchell
papers tell of • Police Court ogee that was
sired there lest week in whioh • woman
named Gray had her eons arratgoed for
stealing • few old .poops, some rase and
about • dozen and • half grain bags. The
same woman, It may be rememo.red, figured
m • Police Court aura In Goderloh some
time ago, the defendiot betnit her son. The
Plaintiff and her rwo.soo., with their wives
and childreo, all lure under the same roof,
and from what came out at the trial last
week it would appear that the family re
lotions are not any happier than they were
at the time of their readouts here, The
Advocate gives them • bed n•mu and says
that their removal from town would be con•
adored • bleumg rather than • lo*.. One
of the witnesses swore that he had known
the plaintiff for twenty moire and would not
believe her on her oath 'Inc defendant'
denied ever touoblag or even seeing the
goods, and the oat, wee dismissed with
poets. _ _-'-
Av APRIL WKDDINO.-A very pleasant
shoot took plane lase 'Noonday eyenio3 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs George Kota,
when their youngest daughter, Mien Janie,
Income the wife of Lorne A. M•odonald.
The ceremony was poitormed at 8 o'olook
by Rev Jasper Wilson, in the presents o1
about thirty -tire guests. The bri le, who
was given sway by her father, looked love.
ly in • blue-greydeo.tume of Empress cloth,
and marrying white carnations The brides
maid, Mise Florence Bator, condo of the
bride, was drained in white oaf blue and
parried pink carnations. The groom was
assisted by ht- oousin, K. Llnklater, of
Wiogham. Among those who witnessed
the ceremony were Mn. Beobear and Al
bort Bates, of Detroit, aster and brother of
the bride i the Misses Llnklater •ed Miss
Cumming*, of Wlogh0m. 'l'..r .. riding
gifts includt,l • handsome cloak presented
ty the groom's fellow employees of the or
ren factory. Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald
have commenced house -keeping on Perk
street, sod have the sincere wishes +t •
host of friends, with whom Tilt SINAI,
desires to ,in, for their future happiness
and prospenty.
NOTE, titch TH. HARM,. -Ilea tag
Evelyn hu moved out from her winter
quarters and is having • sew pony engine
placed In her ... The Ice to the harbor
hoe broken tip and presage to and from the
Island is not 'o easy as before, sometimes
resulting in en unw•loome dip The
dredge and the tug Heron ars fitting out
The two tugs and the dredge
scows which are building on the island will
be ready for launching in • few day.
Qapt John Moi)on•ld is getting the
acbooner J. O, Karam ready for work.
She ire been caulked and prepared for
rotating ....The steamer Myles wltl tete •
ergo of wbest from Rtohardson'e elevator
to Kinget on when navigation opens....The
Godorlch Elevator Co. is shipping 40,000
°oohs!, of wheat for export this rook
Richardson's elevator also Is shipping out.
..'1 he sawmill b befog tltled bor....Big
catches ot suckers are being mode, and •
few perch •re Ming taken with hook and
line off the pow. ...The bloating snow Is be
log prepared tot an early resumption of op•
mations in the harbor..,. d. G. Simpson, of
h Carton, will be chief engineer of the str
,Innes this tsar.
U. M. B. A. SMOKOR.-It is not every
day that the loon hraooh of the Cathollo
Mutuel Benefit Association undert•ko to
entertain chili -Idiotic but. when they do
undertake It they do it well, and euoh was
the ooe Monday evening Int whim •bout
tiff), members and their friends assembled
,h the Associotion rooms on North street
The fins part of the program w.e a progre..
etas euuhn party, In which all took part,
all who indulged Is tobacco hetng well sup -
reed eed dierfeg-tMpeweg. the prtyos, -s hex
of otg.re for let and • beautiful pipe for 2nd,
were won by Thos. Page and Albert Slat
tory, re.pentivly, while Ilan SI y oar
[led off the "boobie." After loncbeon was
served, Joseph Kidd, the oh•Irman of the
evening. gave • very Ioferss0ing and intorno
tiro address on the workings and financial
standing of tho Aesnol.tloo. He sou follow,
ed by E Campion, K.C., who in his nous'
able and humorous style told those outside
the A..nol•tion what they wen missing by
not becoming membepe. S I other
members gave •bin addresses and a few
*ppropriete selection. were played and aorta
After more refreshments were served the
meeting dispersed In the natal way
The annual vestry mooting of St. George'.
ohorch was held oo the eyentog of April
Ali in the school room with the rooter to
the chair. After prayer and the reading of
that minutes, Rev. M. Turnbull road his re.
port of the work for the past year, giving •
number of Interesting statistics and mm•
mention favorably on the oond(tlon of the
ohnroh as a whole. George Porter was ape
pointed rector's warden and Philip Holt
people's warden. The sidemen for
the year are : H. Moray, J. 9
Platt. .1. M SMphar$, F F. 1ww-
renne, H. Newton, S. Mak. Lloyd, Jos
Salkeld, 30. Jordan, VV, IR Tye, D. Nal -
tel and Vir. Hooker. J A. Fowler. K. S.
William*, ('hie Wtdder and Win, i'reodfooi,
were oppnin100 as • committee to devise and
report no atone echame for enlarging and tin:
preying the Smithy .0hoo1 and also for im
proving Iia aonOstlo properties of rho
church. As this gneetleu of granting to
Mose Gs prlvtl.gs of voting •t vestry
mooting. le likely to ha Istrodnosd at the
apprnanhlng synod, the master was dismiss
al .t some length and the A.log.tos were
INtroetAd to vote "yea" on this question.
Philip Hole aid W. L. BUM were re -.p -
potato -I delegates to'a: spud. The usual
votes of tbs0te to the ladies of the guild,
the choir, wk.: J,n1 and other otbol.l' were
pard mod Ib, meeting adiourned.
'1'u■ Aatgaauo'R ROLL-AMes0or Regal has
mad. up hie roll for the year 1901 and from
is we gather the following statistic's regard -
leg Iia population, a*eeeemeot, oto., of the
town. For pinpoint' ..1 comparison we give
.leo leaf year's hut, 0 :
: : • :o°H. 00r00'0?'
.,o, e . LKS.
e��o Qpo�.°. ovII;
BR.�v O0�
g 'o
n:o 'e°°°
t e a°7;
6 3 °o 'v = s
0. 8 u o a i
X 4 S i$ ° °
a e aWW
P0' a : 1q a
li
:1.!
5 a �,
I t •p r• � gg rp
x P.°',((p o
M
a8
N.. r,r p Com•'
The popnlahoo le roadie op from lbe differ
ant wards u follows : Bs. David's, 1,288
St, Patrick's, 1.103 ;.81. George's, 493 ; St.
Andrew's, 1,176. St, Petriok's and St.
Georg.'s wards show looms*, of 33 and 12
respoot[vely, and St David's and St. An
lrsw's decreases of 34 and 0, respeotively.
The differ*noe of six In the total population
III email, but 1t is on the right aide.
AN AITIRNODN'e $po**T,-The baseball
meson of 1901 was ushered 1e oo Good
Friday •furnoon, when • game was played
under the auspices of the West End.Athletlo
Club upon their grounds at the nod of Brit-
annia road. The Went End Athletic ('lub,
It may be crated, It an organization devoted
to the promotion of athletics and fun In
general, and the member are all heartily
interested la .dvanmo these laudable de
•'gos. Good Friday afternoon was • field
day for the club, and • program was earned
out that has firmly established the reputa-
tion
epute.tion of the W. E. A. (' in the estlmel;oo of
• II who had the privilege of being In 0(1104-
anoe Tne oelebr•ted Guy Brothers' band
was present mod discoursed .s sweet M0013
4o an be pot out of tot/horns mod such
things, mod two boxing contests, to which
honors were even, furnished great sport.
But the great !talon, of the day was the
bath 1: much. The diamond was adorned
• lton. [ay by the following teams :
Tilg NIPS THE TUCKS.
K, Mcleod pitcher J. Wiggins
I. Tait oetcher J. MoD,' eld
D. Hyslop let bum John Ntoholson
G, MoDoosld 2nd base 0. Griffin
K. Robinson 3rd base A Macaulay
K. Campbell shortstop W: Mofon•LI
W. McLean lett tleld N. MaDalrmld
P. Snell centre field A. Knesehaw
A. Molvor right field B. Roblo.00
These are their Sunday 3o• to meeting names,
at loos*, but they were not in use to my ex
tent doting the gam., euoh terms of endear-
ment as "Suet,' 'Cr0tm,"
"Bruno.," "Nick," "Callum," "Tut,"
"H'ggyi," "Boodle Skye," etc., dialog dory
inete.d The umpire was "Jock" Canni-
bal', who did very well considering. He
was more than suspected of being In.
fluenced by sundry bribes, but as both Nam.
made use of this way of 'mooring his good
Mhos. probably neither side suffered more
than the other, The W. E. A O's are
great natters, and on both sides the pltoher
was knooked out of the box. Moreover,
the Mt was brokrn and the hall also sue.
combed to the tremendous pounding
whlcb it received. There was shoo some
great baserunning. The game was of the
"nip and tuck" variety The "Nips" went
Io bat first and when they had oompleWd
their ninth Innings there were 23 rune to
their or.J,t, The "Taroks" had the same
care at the end of their eighth, and they
managed to score another in the ninth,
giving them 24 rune and the game. It was
• great rt•rt for baseball for the 1901 sea -
500.
OBITUARY.
MCDAIRttln -The irteo,i, e o tt- and
Mr. Norman MoD.irmld eywp•u.. 'h
them to the Ion of their eldest dau.o r.
Moes Herrlet Aon, whose death oocurred oo
Moody last after • long illness. The
young woman was only In her twentieth
year. The fon.ral took 91000 yesterday .f•
ter000n from the family leaden**, corner
of Brltanol• and Wellesley streets, the re-
motes beteg latened i0 Mortised etwtetery,
CHAMBERS. -On Friday, March '29th,
Mn. Altr,4 U,Ch.mben, formerly of God*.
rich, passed away in Port Huron. The de•
oeased was a daughter of the lits John
Crag, of Godeneh, and slater of Wm
(;rag, Kingston street, and Mrs. (Copt )
Parsons, West street. TW Dews e1 ler
death was reodyed with meet among her
former hoods here, wham empathy 1e
with the bereaved husband and ohllrlree-
fnur eons and four daughters -who remain
to mourn their loss. Mrs. Chaml»rs was
forty tour years o1 age, and had bean Ill
about tan days with pleurisy and poen.
monis.
M'-NAUOIrrON -0, Sond•y, Maroh .31st,
there were laid' to Maitland amatory the
remains of Christians MaNaaghton, 411e of
.1. h: Johnston, Chatham, whoa death ooe
carred nn the preoedlnre Thursday in that
city. 7'he dummied was the eldest dangh•
ter of the late .1. McN•nehton, township gal
Stanley, and • dater of John and David
McNaughton, of Hayfield, and the Misses
M"Nanghton, of Clinton She leech three
children, a daughter and two sone. The
funeral took plea from the home of her
hroth•r-l.•1ow, James J00eoon., Oedwrleh
township, Rev. M. Turnbull bong the of•
flel*tl.g olerpyman.
MR ANn Moe. RORTRT KURR -News
w.g romtved this mask 1,nm Ho,lend,M•n.,
of the death of Mts. H bort Kerr on the
17th of Month and of Mr. Kerr on the lee
of April. Mr. and Mrs.K,rr bolero moeleg
to Manitoba worm 1,5,40nts of God+ooh,
Mr. Kerr heing • finisher In the (Watch
foundry some tweety•fivs veers .go. Mn,
Kerr well • daaghtor of the lass Peter
Hawaiian, 0f Colborne, and stater of John
Rohertsen and Mee. Lewis Elliott, nl rows
The only enrvlying ohlld is • martial
daughter. Mr. Kan wee a Mason anti 011
buried ender Me ample= N tho order,
Item bele, • eery large attendance et the
foetal,
s`
LOCAL NEWS 1N BRIEF.
Mr. Mo011liouddy le still 0006oed to his
room, but is gradually recovering his
strength.
A mac o*m*d Frank Reid has been com-
mitted to jail from Wingham for thirty
days for oarrying • revolver.
Farmer report that the fall wheat is not
looking any too well. It may pick up later
on 1f the weather Is fayor•ble.
Quite • Dumber of buggies are appearing
sow with rubber shod wheels. Th. rabbi[
makes • very soy -running Ore.
We ars pte•sed to see that U. W. An
draws is beck In the old pito* as manager
of the drew goods department for W. A.
MoK(m.
Mre. Wilson, of the North street Metho-
dist p.pOoage, has been seriously III the
put week, but Ie now progressing towards
recovery.
8. Beckett, prtnolp•I of the Lletewel
publlo schools end • graduate of Goderlob
Collegian Iastlt0M, hu resigned hie posi-
tion, the reagnatlon to take eff%t Juno
30th.
owners of Down Ghoul,' obeerve the
taut that the bylaw prohibiting the riming
of these anlm.ls at large within she limits
of the town woe posted at the meeting of
oounoil Iasi week and Is now 1n force.
Bert. Parous, the new Maisey•H•rrt.
agent, It prepared to show the latest in
agnoultural m%hinsry and other good. in
his (ice at his wareroome on Hamilton
street. He is lo, the bloyole business also
with the Mm*.yHarrls wheel.
John Tiffin;/of bide, who had Some apples
at the Paris exhibition last year, hu re-
ceived
e.ceived a diploma therefor from the Domin•
ion oommlseloner with an intimation that
the origins! prize. from Paris w111 be sent
oat latter o0 by 10e Freooh authorities.
The power house Staff ars trying to raise
• grass plot ar000d the building, so at to
mike the plea at neat and attractive se
possible. A quantity of Seed was sown the
other day, but the big problem le bow to
keep people from walking and driving on
the plot. The cocoon ought to See that a
tens of some sort Is put up se a protection.
Bright and early yesterday morning •
party of •bout • dozen young men left for
Manchester to make the annual descent of
the River Maitland. They took with them,
to mate the trip, three boat. built upon the
most eporoc' 1 model for elver navigation
At the time of going to press we had Dor
reoelyed any report as to their progress, but
we Imagine that just about °hot time they
were tobogganing down the falls at the re -
COMING AND GOING.
A J. Cooper wasIo Clinton oo Sunday.
C. A Hamber was In Buffalo Iger weak,
Mies -Minnie O'Rielly ta home from But•
talo.
John Nairn, of Seaforth, spent Sunday In
bows.
R, S. Williams was la Windsor the past
week,
Harry Robertson left last weak for Chi -
Miss Beaumont vbred at Hamilton over
Euler,
Geo. II Morris was up from Guelph for
Faster.
Allan Sp.rling, of Toronto, was home for
Easter.
Chas. Adair was in ()baton on good
Fndy,
Miss
Model Tom has been visiting in
Exeter,
P. T. Halle was In Toronto this week oo
business.
K, C Monologs made a trip to 'Toronto
Iasi week. •
M. Nloholsoo, jr., was In 4t. Thomas the
past week.
Hugh Dunlop mode • trip to 'loronto
tut week.
A. J. P41tr1dge'peat heater at his home
In Thedlord.
Arthur Carrie visited In Brussel. durlog
the holiday',
(ieo, Smith, of Han*tll, was In town on
Good Friday.
Maes Burrows visitor! her aster .t Ayr
the past week.
Miss Jean (llbion was visiting lo Toronto
during the week.
Mrs. and Miss Ethel William' "pent
Etter to Toronto.
Miss Aonle Campbell was home from Sea -
forth over Sunday.
Miss Vera 44 'grins mode a visit to De-
troit the put week.
Mise .1essie Rob.rteon 1" home Irom Elio
ter for the holidays.
Mrs, .1. C. Harrison has been visiting at
Merlon and Stratford.
Mrs. Hanlon visited her brother In Cllo•
00u on Good Friday.
J. 1) O'Connell visited his home at Dub.
lin durinp the week,
John Black, visited his home 1n Blyth
during Raster week.
Mose Megan ■pent the Eamter holidays .t
her home to Stratford.
Miss MoCaoghaov. te•o►oe, of Dashwoedt
is home for the holidays.
Mies( iertrude(Iraham Is home from Illylh
tor the Easter holidays.
Miss Loots* Andrews Is home from Zurich
for ' M.Fa.ter vauatioo.
Rev. Father MoMen•mlo, of Clinton,
was In town on Tuesday.
Thos. Watson, of Blyth, was emo03 old
friends In town this weak.
Maitland A, Humber, of Stratford, was
among the Easter visitors.
Welter Ituohanao, of Toronto, was among
the holiday visitors In town.
Joe. Merritt, of London, was visiting
friends hen during tin week.
Miss E ,.*both Wilson, of Crediton, Is
home for the Easter holidays,
Mr. and Mr.. A. P. MoLeao made • visit
to Kum erdtns during eh* week.
Mr and Mt. George Thomson mad, a
Oat to Prinoetoo the past week.
Mrs Tomer visited her danghter, Mies
Edith, at Toronto over Koster.
.ioseph Doyle, of the !Wok of Hamilton,
W Ioghem, was home for Easter.
Mn. Vanatt.r visited friend. •t Itr•mp.
too and Stratford tho past week.
M. W. Hewell male • trip t0 ttrantfnrd
and nth*r planes during the nook.
Mrs. Rd. Munro ylsttal relatives and
friends In kiloton daring the weak.
Min Jamie Thomsen, of Karlin, is "pend
ing the b:aseert1Ae at her home hors.
Chas. Humber, jr , made • trip bo Torso
to and Port Rowan daring the week.
R.Iph ttayhoe, of I'oronrn, has been
visiting at tho hours of Rnnj. Manning..
John Lathe, the p0pnlar .gent for Frost
& Weed, an hie Fume, eggs 10 Clinton.
Ye. and Mn. A. 13.ner were et-. guests
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - APRI 1
Amnion Male-U4rruw 3 Oarrow....
M ease y. Hanle Agency -Bert Parsons.. , ,
St)I. In Millinery -W. A. Maxim
Royal Florae and Cattle Splort-F H.
Duob•m
!toys IV'ill tie Roy.-W.U. Prldb•m
Now About Horse M.dloloee-W. 0
• Goode
The Hest Toot. 1e -E, B. & M. H.
Leal Improvemsot-'1'owo of Godsrieb1
Plush ;lust Given Away -Smith Bros. &
Go 8
Sprioq Suiblage-VV m. Stapleton 1
Adjourned Meeting Curling and Strains
Association - 1
Plano Tomer -E. B. & M H 1
White Underwear, oto -Hodgen. Bea - 8
House to Rant -Mn, J. H. W1111o0me1
Aonounuement-A, J. Cooper 1
Living Moving Natures -Cox Brea I
W.Ik Over Slices --P. T. Halle,_ 8
01 Mrs. J. Ney1He, Stratford, on Good Fri.
day.
Frank Shannon, of London, was among
his old friends for a day or two the peat
week.
Miss Constanoe Le Touzel, teacher In the
Hennll pul.lio %boot, te bums ter the boll•
days.
Miss Fioritoo. 1 urner, who teaches at
D000ybrook, le spending the vacation al
home
Mme Brace 00 aeon hos nturoed home
Iron Wysoom where she was teaoblog
school
Moss M. E. Inglis, of Maxwell, spent
Easter under the panotsl root, Lighthouse
street.
Mrs. Whitehead, of Clinton, was the
truest of Mr. and Mn. J. A. Fowles on
Monday
Mies Brook Mltohell, of Torooto, cele-
brated Enter at the how. of her father, W.
k uo
Alex. I'..,,, of Ashfield, nturoed to the
('.110(41 Business Cottage of Stratford oo
Tusedw.hell,
AIM Dtoksoo, of the Stratford br•noh
of heEa erak of Montreal, was at home for
Mus Usually has returned to Toronto
after • runt to Mrs. Murray, Trafalgar
Street.
Mrs. Wm. Sharman, jr., and idles Ethel
Sharman visited relatives at Guelph during
the week.
Miss Jennie Igoe hos gone on • month.
visit to Louden, Demote, l'ort Huron and
Bay City.
W'ulhogtoo Davison, of Woodstock,
spent Suter .t the home of hie father, A,
K. Davison.
Miss M •Lellan,0f the Collegiate institute,
is spending the EYNr v.cattsa •t her boos
In Stratford,
Moes 1'earI Panningto0 nturoed home 0e
Tuesday after • pleasant visit bo her broth•
er to Guelph.
Mrs. Alas. HoK.a.le and obtldren, ei
Henson, were visiting relatives In town duty
log the week.
Mttand Mn. P H. Crewe and o011d, of
Clinton, were Baster visitors at Sin Crewe'
old home here.
W. L. Hackett, Ngeher of oho Lanes
public school. Ilea been bol,d•viog to Gods -
rich this week.
Miss Winntfredt Ball, student of the Ila.
Carlo Norm•I College, Hamilton, is home
for the holiday..
Miss Bertha Rusk, tsa^ber In ►b* Exeter
publlo sohoolos spending (he h:a, ter 'mottos
at her home hen.
Mus Nellie Harris, who leu MJ t attend.
log Moulton College. Toronto, b home for
the Easter vacation.
Charlie Lewitt returned 90 Ste •tford o0
Tuesdy to resume his studies at the Ceo•
trai Baines. College.
Mrs. L*badle and Mn. W. Labadi., of
Blenheim, spent tee Easter holidays with
Mrs. Ubu. Pule, 'Tr•1•lgar street.
Mrs. (Dr.) Gordon and children, of Luek•
now, were visiting the past week 4e ebe
home of Mf. and Mrs. W. A. Harrleoo.
Welter Macdonald, who le • student of
Upper ( anode Callogn, Toronto, 1s spend•
Inv the Eater holidays at 0ls horns here.
R. A. McKenzie an 1 children, of Orumhn,
visited during the hooter seisms at the tab
r ino., of Mr. MoKenzle's tabor, R. W.
M K.nrie.
Mrs. Hutahlneoo, of Grey township, with
her little daughter, ansa visit tog her parents,
Mr and Mrs. James Hreokenridgo, during
the put week.
M. and Mrs. W. 0'. Molvor and dangh•
Ear I'aarl, of W Ingham, spent the Raster
holiday" at the residence of A. Ioglle,
Lighthnues street.
Mn. ridlier reoetved word last week of
the Hines. of her boohond, who has boon
spending the winter In Florida, and left for
the South to attend open him,
Arohltecl Fowler went to Clinton on
Tuesday to prepare for the °rection of the
n ew reeldenoo for Rev Father McMenamin,
tho building of whiob he Is to superlotand,
Mies Holed Stewart and her data, Mn.
Andrews, of Cleveland, 0., who has Mau
viaito r her former home at Kamilla, spent
• few days at Woodstock during the past
week.
G. F. Blair, barrister. of Krassel., was In
town on Saturday He ifrnvu the day be
fore from Brom!" to Me•forth and arae
Leras snow backs three lestdeep no the way,
d lie remarked the total shame e1 snow
hers.
Prlsnlpel Merano. J. E Tom, pnhlle
sehool inspector, and .1. Ttgert, principal of
the Dungannon public school, left nn Mon-
day to attend the meeting of the Kdur.tlon•
al A.soelatlou In Toronto, Mr. Strang was
s000mp•nierl by him d•aghter, Mies M.bel,
Stratford Beaman : Miss G+onto Mo
Koloht lett oe Wetineeday for Guelph N
enter the hospital there as nares. lire ape
plioatton had been airspeed some Nine aro
bat the mil did Dot oome until this weak.
Miss McKnight will be missed by many
young Woods, and eapsotally by the ('antral
Methodist choir.
BORN.
MORRTg At Anetln, 30.0„ the fie th► of
March, the wife of Rdward Morrie. of •
d•ughtor.
HOWLED In West Wawanah, Maroh 164h,
the wife of John Rowles, of • AOuehme.
DIEC.
M,1)AI}iMID,-In OoAMoh, on Monday,
April Mh, Harriet Aso Maladroit I. eldest
naugnt*r of Norman and Hearfett• Mo
It&lrrnld. aged 1e years. 5 months and a
days
l'HISHOLM .in Colhorne. on Wetnee1q.
April 10th. Ann Young, helovat wife of
Hugh Chisholm. •god M years ..,1 /
moods.
The Moored will t.ke plats from thus rv*t
china of Aar Anshanti, lot 10, nn.oweel.. 3,
tow rahlp of Col barns, es Friday. A 1110,
.t 3,45 am. tg Ss, Peter's °hank, oederloh,
theme Os the R.re.n (10the11...mefnn►,