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GODERI('H, ON PARU), CAN AD : APRIL 25, 1901.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAIM,. r REPJR r
Uomentan, April M. 1901.
gall Wheat '163 to 66
rloar. fondly. pot OW*.... _.«1 10 to 1 10
✓ lour, patriot, par OWt...i9 60 1'. 1 50
Brea,0 w... "' „16 O isam
shorts. tr too • -•• .- .
Moreeolods, for cwt 100 to 1 CO
Rye, par bosh........ 040 to 0 91
Book wheat. prix baht 0 t0 to 0 50
Oeste. it boob ... • 90 10 6 1)
Pees, p bash. .. 60 to 0 61
Berle,. par boob ... .... 97 to 0 38
to 000
bash 90
• Vtoo 10 to91t
Potatoes. 0 • .,• l3 to 0 11
putter,
(Sewn. per 1b . .,.• 10 to 0 11
tail) fnY . 009. 4. 1 B 10►9 to a 10
Wood .......................... t0 to 400
0.g1lnes. . 90 to s n
lamb8klas•~ �� 60 to 0 7U
Live Hov 00 to 636
Dressed HOOP 00 to 730
d na, . ....... ......••. 11 to 0 l3
Ham. Ver lb. .............. 16 o" 13
Lard. per
Dressed Beef, tore ggasbr, 00 to 0 00
Dressed Bppeoosrt bind " 00 to 0 W
Ordinary 00 75 to 3 30
Situations Vassal.
WAHTHD._ A OOMPETENT OEN-
seal os,vaat, Apply to Yrs, SHIP.
HARD, North attest. 274f
WASriO.-BY APRiL 15 MI, THREE
goal Suss se nook, esti ,r maid and
housemaid. Apelly to 21
Ridgewood P.*. Godurhth. 1)ii eTT1(LL1
Publto Nodes
MARE FOR BALK -BAY, 7 YEARS
old 17 bands hlgle, von antes I0 as d
snot. Olt.. W THOYYWN t BON.
SPkCIAL NOTICE TO WATER
TAR RRB IN ARIICARS,-Partiesowl•g
waiters s for the quart' .J must pay up with•
at fall by May IN es wash will be torted off.
W. L. MORTON. e.,11eo1S.. 9f -21
BF:Ntd1LLtit NURSERIES -'1REES,
HLALTHY TKLIB.
W. lug. full I ne of trait, oroamanla' and
ev.rgreeo Ir e. •' hes( possible prto..
Wr[te 10 s at o co for catalogue Plat•
orders euly •n•, tiearethe varletlee you
want A Isrge vdrisly of plants suitable for
kaagtot basket.. fiend • postal card to us
sad we wIll sell f,r ro Ir handing bosoms and
ver them filled to your order. Also bed -
ante at numnalgs prices. Address :
JMO SI Z W ART. egomYMr. Oat. ti /H
Mgt Bent.
HOU91t 10 LET -A FIRST-CLASS
boom on Aagle.ea strut. at protest ea -
by Mr. Blmeetz roe p.rtto0lare apply
4 Yn. LOUIdA 81310, Lakeview. Wen aro.
VOR SALE OP TO RENT -NEW
1' brick house. ori nor of Brta0als reed
fj and Waterloo streetfor p•rtleaten
>i••i
tly
.4 W.J. MOH BO W. 110m1'tes street.
C
�REN I FOR GRAZING -THE
sooth half of lot 59. Maltlaod sae, Moo,
Ooderleh towaoh:p, comprising 67 acres Two
tool orchard, no the property will bo eel pd
ed.leo Tho plass le well (mod and there 1s
ea abundant .apply of water. Apply to WM
'; M.YATH .oderlob• P.O. or to C1.RTIS
STZ V IN 4, Clinton. 96 101
TM BEN F - 9TORR TO RENT IN
1 tbrlvleg woolen town[, 5alabls for dry.
AOde. t nee Nrnsehis a a»esW boots sad
Mem or geoer.l store Bslnes sot over
Sona An A I sent newly refitted. opposite
Wading farmer: hotel •d narked. two doors
from post «tfic •. Town supported by indus-
tries 1aro.ot. dairringtrait and •sot-rSls-
l.g. Flnt-cla • op.+o seg. • regular •nap tot
rte right moo Write It you mesa hostess*.
S. B. BMAL'.
Wit Box 64 Listowld.
For Bata
LAND FOR MALE IN TOWN OF
UODRRICH -Tor sale on reasoeab5
terms. 'be proper( known et the Distillery
lands, befog part of Mork '9" In the Town of
U1iooddwish. °attaining about h soros with
ti lag. and watorrights on tbe River Malt
lard. For terns apply to GARROW t OAR -
ROW. solkltore for the vendor.
VOR 9 A L.E. -lAT9 96. 96, 117, 118. 119
1 and lid to Hotohl.oa'. survey, MB In
0odaeloh. ser pertloales s apply to
PHILIP HOLT.
Barrister. to.. Ooderlch.
Marsh 11th, 1900. Ott(
A0001) 80 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
i et 11..0.0.1040. IL C.4.11.0 Town
-
ship, "Mooted 1+ miles from Ho manilla. Si
orchard, 0.11m Clinton.
1 d spring mood eek A wood field
of ft 1 when. Terms rea.onsbls. For partlo-
ular. apply te THOS. OUNDRY, sootlo.ear.
Oodm ob. lett
POLITICS IN PARABLES'
About Harbor*, Whletere'
FUhing and Ohoeta.
Re Otea.*.■ la tho hesitates Cablaes-The
Foster and Hos.11l Whiskers-114Mog
Trouble ea the Thames Creek --old
Ravin bee the Spook, all (Wawa T
DaATHOOTii, N. 8., April 20, 1901.
Olay, Mr. Editor, our good friends the
Tories appear to be haysom lou of fuo-so
thew would bays as believe -.t the way In
wbluh venous members of the Cabtost ars
sticking up for their respective ottles to the
matter of settling the question of the great
Canadian seaport. Tari', and Ftupat rlok,
cad Cavts, and ON or two ethers are fight -
tug bard for Moir favorite harbors, and 1
gess Fieldtag and Blair w111 yet be beard
from. 1 tell you they have bean hitting
right not.t one •notbee Ilk. little men ;
but they do It oo the Boor of the House, to
wholesome, stream argument, fair and above
board, showing the 000otry that members
of • united Cabinet oan (rely advooate o0
the Boor of the Commons the merits of the
various rival poru,dolog so as private mem
ben and not as Ministers of the Crowe
That's • way Liberals hays. They tvlk
straight to one mother whoa the matter
comes before them it private members ;
and when things are settled to Council they
remain true to *soh mho, and to the Pre-
mier, and don't go on strike. There ain't
ao "omit of traitors" in our Cablost bunch,
gentle folks. Then ain't •0y oats to come
back to thio Cabinet, even though the
Minister of Pob110 W arks may get into
bolts in • Parliameotery way lath the
Solloitor-Genual la advooating Montreal u
sootiest Qoebeo for the great harbor point
1 admire them gentlemen for etiokl0g up
for their own oldies ; bot I tell you, If Holt
fax or Cope Bross don't come out ahead
Boally as the great Canadian pore, 1'11 eat
George R. Foster's obis whisks.
Which obta whisker remind. me of •
story, showing these Is • danger of some
people dspeodlog too munh upon Govern-
ment all or .odoreatioo. Down In the
States •t Ilio lase Presidential election •
Populist he was holdlog forth on the merits
of the dives dollar. He had • long beard,
Out like that of the late lamented member
of North Brum, and he pat In his beet licks
Os the 16 to 1 argument The wild winds
In that Kansas Lir blew bis whiskers over.
Ms shoulders, and his 'pooch was squally
oyoleoto. He &pally hammered Els argu•
moot tate the following seotans :
"It Is oeosgary for th. welfare of the
ssatry, my follow olt,sens, that silver
should be kept at is face yaius. If the
Government oras Ite bat and marks •
dollar a dollar, It follows the1 It is •
ceasing dollar. doesn't at r
A Rep.bhean he gays. "Say,_ taloa.,
may I ask you a quietism!"
The Populist he smiled p.ksoleforly,
sad he gays, "Certainly, my trlead, I am
here to eohmhtoe von."
Tho other °hap he up and asked : "Theo,
sir, If the Oeyeromeot marked your whls
kora 'hat' would • male eat them Y'
Say, l thought we fellows down hen and
la Newfoundland were the only Canadians
that hod muoh trouble with their hitheriw ;
-well, 1 goose i should not sxolude the
British Columbia folks But I ase by •
telegram In M. oily pap.rs that Col Leys
has s.atlo his resignation from the Leglda-
10rs is year 1'rovinoe beans of some fish
Mg deal, Jost think of London, Ontario,
having a French shore fishing troabls 1 Of
sars 1060'1 fathom the question a1 Was
at this distance, but there's oothlog that
meta op human dander like fishing privi-
leges threatened. The fishing lostinot 1"
deeply implanted in our nature. We have
forgotten many portions of Soripture, but
ons read never to be forgotten is t'ear's
famous saying, "I go • fishing " Ws have
tergotton many of ear lease -of money, of
pl•oe, of frteods-but who oan ever torget
the big fish he lost jest se b. thought
he had it wifely in the loading net! My
boy Inch bas had some measure of mooing
a.d popularityfor • young man, and to
varlout ways as woo compliment' from the
pobllo as well as from private friends, but
he ons told me that the proudest moment
In his lite was when he pulled up his first
pike when he lived for a while ,n eastern
Ontario, "when the blue St. L.wrenoe
rale toward Ih. sea." Aod I believe him.
And here comes my first fish 'tory •
An old chap 1 heard of was lying on his
death Md. Hs bad boon a gnat sports-
man, and there wasn't hfe equal with the
rod and lis in hie onontry. A worthy
minister oslled In to see him, and In • little
while he ea1d that 11 the patient had any-
thlog on his mind he thought it might ease
him m 000fide 1► to the pastoral ear, so
that M might pass away In pees.
"Well, there's lust one thing," mold the
old man, and • look of deep regret swept
ever his pale Ise..
"And what is that!" asked this clergy.
man, to his most sympathetic tons.
The old sportsman lifted his hands and
moved them In emphasis, as be wild, "If I
could only live my We over again, I'd use
more batt and less flies !"
.New, Cabinet promises are asu.11y given
with an eye to 'rearing a good polities'
o4uh. And 1► 1. possible that there ars
.omo Government" that, If they would get
• winning string in the next .leotico, will
flood to um more Mit and les noes. And
oho hest letter of the lase word needn't be
dropped to order to see the point of the
admonition. It's • toot.
I no that my gifted friend Nicholas
Flood Davie 1s writing from the gallery of
the Hoose of Common.. i oame awns' one
of ht. new spepsr letter' whirs rh. dear old
boy tolls • big ghost story -where he re.
molly dmd with the shades n1 Sir John,
and D'Aroy McGee, and Plump, and
other spooks. It was • mighty good bit of
de.°riptivs writlog, sea Some folks say
Mot they don't think Nichola. Flood hob -
milord with these shades of the departed
Tories at all, but that the thing 0u made
0p out of his own mind, holo. holo.. Well,
that Is worth oenidarlog, I °anews l am
not l0olined to believe In ghosts myself ;
FARM OR SALE -THAT FIRST
elms farm Immo as the "0umday
Farm,' below R, half lot 211. oo0oewioo 1, Last
Wawanoeh. 1•d acres, nacre" cleared and to
a goed state of cultivation. 1 sere hush,
Then Is on rte plane • god two storey frame
dwelling house 13z34 with w1og 16010, and a
R d stone miler. • frame barn 362.16 with
stone sable. ander, 4 some of good orchard. 2
Rost never iailin( spring wig's The soil le a
good cloy 'sem, shoot 70 sores In gran, a soros
of fell wheat. and some fall ploughing. The
renege are geed. 1t 1. on a leading gravel road
mnvanient t, oherohs, school, .to., 1 mile
from the village of Auburn, 6 miles from
Myth, 11 miles from the *owes of (ioderlch
and (otor'. This ism very desirable paoe-
no poor or wash and. -
toe tall partloulars apply to PHILIP HOLT.
.011011or for the estate of the ate Mrs. Cams
d+y,
Mosta
W . GLENN CAMPBELL
i• .lemma and mustn't dlreotor of North at
Methodist church, and teacher of pianoforte,
;Apennine and their', will be pleased to re
..e.ve pupil.. Instructionveither est
stags home, or at porIt'. hoe, as s desired. Rtodlo
at aH1OA1.41 INN Mere. Wiest. Tail
Medleal.
EARS. SHANNON & GALLON, era.
SIC ANS ani iswgeo.e. (Moe to Rank
of consomme be'Iding, west fide of Square.
Night mils at residencies.
Ik. Sha.. on. Dr. Oallow,
old reeidosoe. haplw M. lOgln st. w,
'{Tone 14, 'Phone f.1.
I11Maraae*, eta
(111A'4. R MRA W, (iRNRRAL INSUR
"J ANC& and real estate asset, Moe. toe
door east of P. 0.. Oodorlob. Agent for the
leading mutual fire feminism Dorn melee and
leading so et smbanls.
Meraantbe and manufacturing risks at
(owes( rate.. 0.11 at eaoe.
bat thea Mr. Davis says be sow them, and
bold converse with them down In the
r..auraot of the Hoose at 01taw., sod 1
have been immured by 1 men of uoim
patchable authority that Nwhulss Floud
Davin le an authority on the question of
epirlta I II'e • fan►. U R A yeses.
DAUGHTERS OF 1 HE EMPIRE.
rhe Ambit'sa of the Leval 'truck Is to
Establish a Hesplal la tiuderlrh,
Following I. a report of the mooting of
the "Ahmeek" (Beaver) braouh of she
Daughters of the British Empire, held in
the law Lbrary at the Douro house, on Ap-
ril 19th :
The regent, Mrs Mwdonald, 000upted
the chair, all the others befog prompt, yls'
Mrs R U. Reynolds, treasurer ; MIs A.
M. Lewis, soretary, and MISS Widd.r,
5seiiant monitory. Th. minutes of the last
mooting were read and duly approved. The
names of thirty-one new members were
then entered. and the roll called by the as.
mutant secretary, Miu Wtdder. Mrs. Mao•
dooald then rolled the attention of those
present to the oonaider•tioe of the project
of belptna toward' ohm stabllehmsot in
Ooderwh of a general and marine hospital,
to be koowo as the "Alexandra Hospital,"
sod to be for the use and oomfort of the
whole ooenty. It was agreed aeon 500611 •
meeting of the townspeople through the
ageooy of Mayor Wilson at someoonvenlsoi
date to the near future, and on the proposal
of Mrs. Moodooald, wooded by Mr..
Proudfst, Mre. Hays, Moes B. Wilton
ted thee Nairn were appointed a smolt
too to interview all the doctors 0 town,
clergymen and promloeet business men, •rid
ask them to be present at the muting when
called, and t0 1•k• part in the discussion as
to ways and mesa". It was &sided to oom
mu0lo►m with some of the doctors to other
parte of th• oouoty of Huron •0d ask tor
their a.•nttanoe towards the furtherance of
the uodertakiug, and also that the mayors
of other towns and villages •rid some of
their promloeot citizens 1» oommuoloated
with upon the subleot.
Sits F. Ball then read the following
paper, prepared hy Mn. M.odooald :
It 1s now generally koowo that the or•
I oniz•tion of the "Daughter" of the Em-
pire" is the o0t0om0 of a sentiment 10001.
oared to the hearts of women by the Youth
African war, which Mein a sons. challenged
the power of the Empire sod Ito armies.
During the earlier period of the South
African osmpalgo, the great Mouton and
reveries that betel the British arms aroused
the sympathy and loyalty of British sub
jecu in evert y0arur of tie globs. and all
felt the Imperative 0eses11y of helping toe
Mother Land. The men gave their personal
..rule to the gallant soldiers all the colonies
sent, and the woman as nurses and in seed•
tug oomfora to the Bead of strife d1d their
best. The "Daoghtere of the Empire" was
formed to may on the good work of bele,
in time of need, to "Krog and oouotry,"
and in tune of mom hy gentle sou to foster
and lostill the good sod ohtet good of our
leilow-oouo'rymen, and •Id in •very way
within their power to benefit their land and
unite In one oonmoo bond the women of the
greets* Empire the world has ever seen.
Oar Ahm'eh branch feel that the mss
praotieal way of Mowing our deep Interest
in tho well-being and awfulness of our order
is in doing what our hand Sods to do, and
doing it with our might, by filling a loog telt
want In endeavoring to stimulate the in-
terest of the publlo In the founding of •
hospital for the town of Uoderloh and the
ooa0ty ot Huron. We fully realize that
much • hope undertaking as building and
maintaining • heeptal 0.00ot be a000mphsh-
d by seotlment only,and that the efforts of •
few patriotic women would be inad,quate
without the warm and materia! support of
the whole community. We feel that the l.•
attrition of our order to this town will not
be In vain It we can stimulate and foster
pobllo opinion io the direction of scab •
humane and muoh.oseded Institution, and
instill in the minds of the philanthropic
oltizens of (loderloh and the oouoty of
Huron that It to s duty as well as • prlvl.
legs to old maternity our effort. In the
foundation of a hospital.
We mast be prepared to meet iodtfT.r•
sus, If not opposition. •t first, bat we
most weevers. as snob • great boon cannot
he appreatated at 000e by the general pub
Ito ; but those of as who have had to tend
the sdok and suffering folly realise how the
aid of • hospital would alleviate la many
oases 00oeoeseary suffering.
Referring to /he House of industry at
Clinton, whloh to and will be • luting
mo.um.ot to the gan.00lty aod homantty
of the psopls of chis county, when It was
first sa.gsted it met with opposition, If not
hostility. but to • few short years Its
stroogest opponents at fist Moame lin
warm supporters •tterw0rds, ties showing
how a few progressive and oour.gmne
people can, Mooed by a good cause, in
?Nemo pobllo opinion.
What is sogge.md Is the holdloq in the
near future of a public meeting, and have
some of our prominent men address the
meeting to 9010100* the great advantage to
he obtained by having a pobllo hsplsl In
our midst.
Each one of us oan reoall some Instance
when a sufferer has endured needless cola
for look of proper a000mmodatlon and •Oteo-
tlnn, particularly where a 000 0giers d1.
ease was the malady. And than the sailors
who are etrlken down In our pore, tbere Is
simply no refuge Inc them.
Will we each Indivldnally pledge ourselves
to do oar beat and vary boot to forward this
good work, and •s "Daughtsn of the Em-
pire' feel that we an set lemma our oppor-
tunities pats 00heedod ? We do not as •o
order wish to arrogate first place to our-
selves,
urselves, hot 011100 operate in every way with
say other organizat:onl In helplog nn this
worthy canoe, feeling we have faithfully
done oar part in Mosul nor country's 000m,
by Wog the first M nail attention ten this
long felt want. M. E. R. Mar1MtrALn,
Regent.
Three viol were next appointed
Mrs. Masson, Mrs. Horton and lire. (.lodge)
U•yls.
It was deoldd to hold rte regrolar mese•
Inge on the fourth Monday of emit mortb,
at 4.30 P M.
The m.eting_tMo adjourned.
Prism ready -mixed paint" are lasting.
They prssrvs the wood and make the build-
ing look new Sold hy rehab!. hardware
dealers. McKenzie & HowILL have these
paints,
WR. ItOBKRTRON.
Am0nuntant and lasttra0es Agent.
Ilsks and a000nn4 made up.
I*0lI4ings rented sed snits sllmtd.
Fin Iseurans Is Th II.h and Canadian
Companies.
4Mloo- Ie Pwn toot & Hays' Ono., North
'treat aderlob. stf
1
(1� J. T: NA,flL, ORNERAL IN
t.
Flra, Liffe, Asides .nIIKIRANJo.. and sad
OlesuReal Illetatei rnno.
8ffeete1 on mete 0 or end plan •t lowest
rats Meet tile.
Beet Regllah and me sed'+n rempsnios
retested.
Moe as11 dew to Ostrow it Barrow.
Atter' Hamilton •uses,
rap
liar
Model Tatlorin`.
JItMT
RR, RIVED THE 1.iNR 07
mpr.
te>f ins millings that nn, *05(nm0re wen
Mnh ors hark ons nputaYet( eb
ith other Hess .oIletds fes .prl•g
Sms.57°atty at geld t►W,tly flrst-
work at model"potmu
as giteeeati
raw L APLETON.
AROUND TOWN.
Tull Powso 00Y9AN1'e PlwrneITloN do
CIITID -At a smonal meettug of the Mira
Mumma held on Monday eveninr 1t was do -
Med to aooept the proposlttuo of the Mait-
land River Puwor t ompany, 0s pre.ot51
at the regular mes1iug of the 000001l on Fri.
day night. and the .postal mamma* was
authorized to attend to the draftiog of an
agreement with the Company safoguardtag
the interests ot the town. Ths Mayor and
Uouonlllor N.fte1 wore delegated to r.pr.-
mat the town at Ottawa in the matter of
13e11 Telephone Go. rates.
DI1347a AT THE LITSKART SOCIETY. -A
meo110g of the Oollealate Institute Literary
Soolety will be held tomorrow (Friday)
mooing, at whlob there will be a debate bs-
►ween two meditate .1 the IstU0m, W.
Patentors and E. E•Orett, and two repro
.enlatives of the Wong Mm'. Debating
Club, Stuart Lane and W. H. Ronerios.
Th. subject of debts is, "Resolved, that
oapital punishment Is justifiable," Messrs
Laos and Robertson taking the affirmative.
Nut week the Literary Society will ter
inmate 1ta 501101tlee for the school sum
with • .soul for the stnde011 .rid their
frisods.
SAID PASHA. -We have not had an open
in Goderich for • goo.( many years cad
theatre -goon apprsated Tory bearil:y the
opportunity promoted on Monday meeting
in the production of the oomlo opera "Said
Pasha" by the Lyceum Opera Company at
the Victoria Optr. House, whtob held one
of the best •udleocs of the season. To.
•5(0gtog was very good, both 10 the ciborium
and solo part. Toe •od,so01 enjoyed
greatly the simony of Mos Glover, Mr.
MoUrumish and Mr. Smith, and a new
patriotic chorus took Immensely. The
comedy pans were a prominent feature of
the production and ware irrasist1bly funny.
A LETTER or THANKo.-Mayor Wilson
has received • hitter of [hooks from Joho
McKay, of Hearst and McK.y, Saul% Sts.
Marti, 501401tors for the Manitoulin and
North Shore Railway Co., as follows:
"Ossa Sia, -Re Manitoulin and North
Shore Railway, I take this opportooity on
brhvlf of the company to heartily thank
you for the valuable aseietano• whtoh your
oouooil, press and ott,zens have r.oder.d
the oompazy In nrgtog the claims of tole
vary Important inter provincial railway
project on the attention ot the Provioo:i
and Dominion Parliaments. Trusting that
thebeeofla arIdog from this railway pro-
ject will .xosed our most 151113610,011 antlolps-
lions, I remain, etc. JNO. MiKAT,"
A DEPUTATION TO OrrAwA.-A bill •a-
thorizmg the Bell Telephone Co. to loorease
its spttal .took from five million to too
million dollars, which Dame up before a
oommittes of the Senate a' Ottawa last
Thursday, was adiourn.d for a week to per-
mit maoloipahtls to oppose the bill If they
wise. *letter waa resited by the Mayor
lost Saturday from the saosel for Mu oar
potation of Toronto stating that that oity
would be represented at Ottawa when the
bill name up for dlecusalon this 'Thursday
morta09, and that they intended to mimeo
the bill unites Matures were added to ex
rats for the future. Tho town wee invited
to be represented at Ottawa, and to 00 oyer.
ate with the deputation from Toronto. lo
a000rdanoe with this levitation His W or•
ship Mayor Winson and Councillor T. C.
Naltel left yesterday for the spial te rep.
reseal the town.
BADLY Broom:. -The Uweo Sound Ad•
vertl•er of Friday teat nye : By the explos-
ion of • gasoline hand•pot n: '. , blah ha
was warmlog a oyllnder on the steamer
Hiram R. Dixon, Aikman Vroomao, the
first engineer, was badly burned on Wed-
nesday afternoon. The can leaked, thus al•
lowing a gas to form ioalde, which oanaed
the explosion, blowing out the bottom of the
can and epnokhog the burning oll over
Vroomao's hand, and clothes, whloh began
to burn. The second engineer, L. Drink -
water, and Fred l.oye, of the (ioderlch En•
gime Works, who were working close by,
rendered prompt assistance, and probably
saved the life of the unfortunate man, 1)r
Lang was summoned and did what was pos-
sible to alleviate his sufferings. after which
Vrooman was taken to the Osiers' and
Maris Hospital In • oab. The akin of botn
hands was oompbtely boned off, and thorn
were other Lege oertoae wound• on the oink
and fes. Mr. Vroomao, who lives on Hill
street near St. Mary's ohuroh, had only re•
turned to town on Monday from Iloderloh,
where he had Men working all winter, and
will now have at least • month'. 50fnroed
Idleoes from his Injuries, which odder the
ciroumeta0oe1 might have been mach more
esrlous.
T9 rarm.M.
r1() FARMERi• - SEED PEAS -- i
1 have • carload of Rood Peat .ming In
ovary week from the north. from neo Owen
Round : they nataln nn hugs. 1 shall coop a
.npply on hand nntll the lith rr( Mgr my that
oan he tnppl IM ; also alert of Rood Barley. it
(a r•ommnn tense that If all wmnla •nos them
peso tis a would not be mo many once In this
year's crop and let 1 farmors chop nip and
fell that! b . eery peas. To hanisn the Mtg
Sit m.iM molt cowing their old peas If mp•r.4
10*11 pee that the county and township eene-
elle tato the matter Into onn0tdori.inn anoth-
er your and have tho maple malt swing for
two years and will also mos that the noontime
It e no itstlf half Middlesex
twwo thirds stops .Oweegri
all most melt for mus or two years and 1 know
tho humors aro really to do to In another
root fort ttheyteen, oretaid 10'0 portanPERRIN of
ow"1 Q1likes. Mug 10th. *101.
HORN
WALLIR. -In Clinton, April 1? wife of C. J.
Wallis, a ono.
YR1.11RUM. In 9t. Poul 37 Rammlt ave., on
April 2ndtho wife of Rev. A B. Moldrnm,
of a /ambles.
1108414. In Mayne', on Apt.10(5 tho wlu of
W. A. Donor. of 1,e Bank of femoro, Of a
inn.
SMITH. In t*odsrich. on Aorll 19th, tho wits
of R. L. Rmlth, of a danghter.
DIED•
HOOAN 10 C:edrrloh, no Toastsy. April 11.
1'. Hogan.
MOHRI.Y In Goliwloh, nn Hundal afternoon,
April 21. Mary Rs- • . re11M of ohm sets
John Moiety. aged , year.
MONIL IN In the toweshlpof 0olhmoo on
9endar, April 21. John MINATI.. aged 71
year.
BROWN. --At Rarnts. on MonilOW. 9110 last.,
Marianne Cloth. tenni of (bo las George
0.v Formerly of 811rl,sgs. Huron road
to ksr Mt Mr.
et town. she louse nine grandohlldre° and LIBERAL CONVENTION
•
two greatgran lahildno, beth sons The
funeral on In -slay was private, sud the
servitors were onaduot it by Boor 0. Turn
hull, rector o1 St. George's obureh. Th.
poll bearers were D '7, MuKay, W. A H.
Cuff, J. H Oolboros, John Acheron, Geo.
Acheson and W . R. Robertson
STATEMENT OF I't.vlIVIT O NCERT TO A.
l'uIe0OLr -Io a ,. not moue of The Star
It was intimated that the public wee desiruu"
of obtaining a statement of the result of the
benefit Shoo A. Chu holm on hie return from
9. Afrloa, and although the oommlttee had
not thought It necessity to publish • de
tailedstatement of the affair they 0000luded
it was only fair to the townspeople to show
what money was mooned, and slimed the
(ollowlog
Cash collected by J. Koos..3 45 00
s
Proed. of mattes and oou•
ort 173 (10
---$218 00
Expenses : S. M. Brown3 86 60
Printing, watab mid 1molds
dais 65 26
Oowpltn,slaris5 8 76
Cash balances $114
5
0 $ 67 60
In reforms to the article above meotlooed
Jr. lee Doyle wishes 1t stated that although
one of the primo mover" to the f0sptlon of
the affair Le was, on a000uot of ill health,
preveuted from having apylh104 wbatever
to do with the oarryi0g cut of the proosed
togs. Th. putts who wars metruneotal
to o.rrying the thing through were Mayor
Wilson, Aldesman Knox and (apt. Grant.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
The weather the past week was lomewhat
erratlo, but Ptidham, the (alto?. oan suit 700
or coat you for any weather, and guarantee'
Foe will be suited with the !suit,
The Coowirvtives of West Huron meet
at Smith'. Hill tomorrow to prepare ler the
bye-aleotioo.
W. A. MoKI,. change of ad. was re•
waived too Ise for insertion this cask.
Watob for It next week.
James Heals bas sold hie sable to J.
Loltbwatte, who has had it removed to his
pro1erty on Quebec street.
A meeting for the purpose of ore/mix:og
the tennis club for the ammo will be bid
In the Bank of Commas roomette Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'olsk?
There is one disadvantage lot000neotlon
with the new pavements, and that le the
liability of bores to Glp on tee oros(030.
Friday dter0000 one of Lee & 9hepbard•s
delivery team dipped on the cros.iog a' the
hoed of North street and 1.11 fiat on lie side.
Miss Crook, of Toronto, will be at Smith
Bros.' dry g•.045.10re on Monday and Toes•
day next, 29th and 30th, for the purpose
of d.moo.traring the motile of the new R
& I erect form ruaraoaed onbreaksbls
,;crests. Fvery lady should oall sod see the
display of these .105(1.05 goods Monday
and Tumidity next.
The friends of Mise Fannie Gibson„
daughter of U. (0 Utbwo, St. Louie, sad
granddaugbtu of Mn. Glbeon,Byteld road,
Goderiob, will be prated to learn list ohs
was one of the graduate. of the Amertoao
Mdloal Collrge, St. Loom, and Is now qual-
IBed to practise mmioi0e. Mies Gibson
was o::e of the two ledy gradastar who ni-
foe., 1 n re oommeodatloo from the exam
O f 1". 1
An lo'certing dsbite was held at the
Epwo to League of North street Methodist
church on Tuesday evening. The subJmt
was "Resolved, toot great events make
great men rather than great men great
events," the affirmative smokers heiog H.
R. Gust and W. 1. Pasmore and the nega-
tive Mies Minnie Campbell and Mise Mary
Salkeld. The add were all good au l
the ground was keenly contested. The
judge', Rev. Jasper Wilson, A J. Moors
and W. R Robertson, deoided that the
negative had woo. confessing, however,
that It was with difficulty they had Dome to
a decision be:ireen the two sides. 'There
was • large attendance a'. the meeting and
the debate was thoroughly enjoyed.
GODERICH COLLEGIATE INSTI•
TU fE.
The following are the peroeotagee of the
coal obtained by the poplis at the Raster
terminal examination :
FORM I11.
Nzwv Mold TH1 HARBOR. -Capt. Mor-
rison, of Mooretowo, was berm for three or
lour days to adjust the oomp•eem of the str.
Myles. ..Capt. FA. Robertson, of Sarnia,
was here this week and purchased the tug
Eagle. We understand the tag to to he
mod to oarry NM from Kettle Point to
Strnl•. It was 0nnoonsd some time caO
that ('apt. Roberto -in had retired from rho
settles of the Northern Navigation Ce.,
but he has mongered with the oompanr
and will be io command of the Monarch
again this aeuoo. ... About 6 o'clock Sat-
urday evening Jas. Wells went to .ted
aboard of the tug Huron while she was
Molting out and was thrown Into the water.
Four or Bye men went to the moons and re.
stored him to terra firma The tag.
M,,, Queen and Seibold left for the bating
islands on Thursday and the Sea Kine and
Sea Gull followed no Moody The
sobs. Katandin was lying between the piers
Yesterday waiting for • favorable soled to
leave for the north. Capt. Cnlwill lasbeen
on the siok list for several days ....The sir
.tones it gettt05 ready for immediate de.
mature and I. t•k,ng on supplies for the
6.5.,meo....The dredge cnmmonsd work
on Monday in the harbor, The blaatter
new also hays commemed work ....Light.
noose keeper Campbell garret his light,
Mot wows ....A number of cargoes of grain,
from Untoago ono Port Arthur, aro expect-
ed at the hg elevator within the next few
d.y.....Rig String, of perch are beano
seen thea days.
THE LATE MRS. MO.ELT.-On Tuesday
last the fu ,ar.l of the tat. Mr.. Mealy took
place to Ma,Il-*nil smotsy. Ahh0noh she
had bun feeble of I.te rare, .s was natural
for one of her adyanoed age, It was only
since shoot Christine' that she was oonfiosd
to her had, and, lodes'. • sheet thine before.
that ohs was able she present et the Lord's
table At Sr. Genrge'a ohuroh. Her release,
whtob oame on Monday alteronon, woo the
result of a breaking down of the Mdliy
onweu, and was a very peanefol and pain-
less ono. Mrs. Mortally was born In Notting•
hamehln, England, on the 26th of March
(Lady Day) le the rear 1812, her maiden
Immo Ming Mary Asset, in 1834 aha
was married M John Monty, and in 15452
Mr. and Mrs. Mostly oma 10 (J.nad. with
,their thrre nh111r0.. 5.1(1140 St Kuaardino,
whore in uncle al Mr. Wooly', had Men
for • year puisne, The j y tom
Quebec oocopted about • month and was
mads by 009011. In the spring of 1964 rho
femdy minnow, to the vicinity of Godortoh
•e4 thirts.n years Iter, In 1877, to tho
rewo of (ioderlch Itaslf, whey* Mrs Mealy
.4eee rstd.d, her hshe.d's dealk smartie/
In 1891 at aha god old age of nlnatr.se
Sears. Raids her throe ohlldren, Mn.
eo. Williams, Mrs Verson win el (.sl.
Vases., .f the 33rd WIN.) awl Juba Mess/7
•
Hon. J. T °arrow again Plaolid
In Nomination.
A Large Had Harmonious gathering of the
Liberals of lent Nemo - upeeebee by
the 70.10.., It. Holme., H. P., and
Others -The Pincers Sleeted.
The oombload annual mooting and nom.
looting 000veo11o0 of the Liberals of W set
Huron was bold on ruesdy at U a
W. Proudtoot, prsldsot of the riding as.
ambition, occupied the chair, and Wm,
Cosa, of t.'I:ntoo, was to his plena u ..ore-
►ary.
Tee president explaloed the twofold ob-
ject of the meeting, .toting that as the
annual meeting would In the asu►1 ooune
be held to • few weeks 11 had boon 000-
•Idered advisable to bring It oo to oo00eo-
tloo with the oomisatloo meeting, • nom-
loatloo for the Looal Houde having been
made oboasary by the noon/ demotion o1
the Court of Appeal,
Tho .1.0(10(1 of otfiosn was then prooeod
ad with, and resulted as follows :
President, Win. l'roudfoot.
First vis president, Morgan Dalton,
A.hbsld.
Snood ►Is prealdeot, Jams Vouog,
Auburn.
Third vis president, Henry Morris,
Colborne.
S.o..tary•breasurer, Wm. Coate, Clinton.
Auditor, D. F. YoPhenoo, Clinton.
Chairmen of divisions were •ppoinsJ as
followe :
Ashfield -No. 1, A. Dasher, Dungannon :
No. 2, Hugh Monne, Crewe ; No. 3, Naito
Andrew, Luokuow ; No. 4, Jams Craw•
ford, Port Albert) Nu. 5, Juho E. Sullivan,
Klogsbrldee; No. 6,Donald MoL.an, Look -
now ; No. 7, John Jamieson, Laurier.
Colborne -No. 1, Wm. H 11, Beemfller ;
No. 2. John Sands, Saltlord ; No. 3, Joe.
Bell, Carlow ; No. 4, Donald Cumior, Duo•
lop
East Wawansh-No, 1, R. C. Mo()owan,
Blyth; No. 2,'1'. R. F•ylor, jr., Belgrave;
No. 3, John Shtell, W Ingham ; No. 4, John
0111espie, W hlteoh0rob.
West W•wanosh-No. 1, B. J. Crawford,
Dungannon ; No. 2, Thos. Radcliffe, Au-
burn ; No, 3, Thee. Whim, Sb. Helen. ;
No. 4, Alex. Stewart, St. Helene ; No. 5,
John Sheriff, Lookoew.
Uodoriob township -No. 1. Joe. Salkeld,
Godortoh ; No. 2, (iso. Cox, Porter's Hill ;
No. 3, John Torranoe, Porter's Hill ; No. 4,
John Wlggiomo, Clinton ; No. 6,, J. W.
Yee. Holm.7111e; No. 6, Wesley Mar-
quls, H"Imesville.
Hulett - No. 5, James Southoombe,
Clanton ; No. 6. Humphrey Sooll, Lood.d-
boro'; No. 7, John Wilmo, Anburo,
W agham-A. Comma •
Ullotoa-D. F. MoPher.on.
Blvth-No. 1, H. MoQuarrle ; No, 2, N.
H. Young.
Uod.rl°b-A. Saunders.
The nomination of a oandldat• being the
next order of bnatosee, Hugh Mol'hso
muted, se000d.d by Robt. Holmes, M. 1'..
that Hon, J. T. (Jarrow be ch. oandldate.
No other oomlo•tl•n was mads and the
president dee Isra1 the motion marital, tb•
oomlu•tion being ratified by hearty •p•
plauoe.
Before calling upon the ooml0ee, Mr.
Proudfoot made a few remarks, warolog his
hearers against the over000tldenoe which
had Man displayed In the past. Their op-
poneota would make a strong effort in the
fight which was to come on, and 11 behooved
all to do everything 10 their power to ..cure
the 500oeee of the oandidate whom rho) bad
m unanimously nominated,
Mr. Darrow, who mu Men called upon,
stated that he was just rsoovsnog from a
oold and oould not make a long epe.ob, but
he felt there 'gore sumo things he should say.
Hs thanked them very sloosrely for the
loyalty with which he had boon reeelved.
He considered himself simply the servant,
not the matter, of an Liberal. of West
Huron, and there needed to be at any time
only a whisper that he was not wanted as
their oandldate and he would be willing to
step aside His desire was that the Liber-
als sboold succeed to West Huron, and he
would not fled fault If they should pat him
aside to favor of any other whom they might
think • stronger candidate. Mr. Darrow
referred to the vote recorded to pre
loons elections In West Huron and stated
that he was sstmfled there was • Liberal
majority In th• riding, bac It rested with
the men before him to make that majority
effective. H. urged vigorous work on their
part and he would 4o his part. He aught
not bays the fmulry of making himself tree
with the •leotor•, of "slapping them on alto
h.ck and sailors them to the' ribs,` but he
thought there was something more import.
ant, he thought he might as • member do
mm.thl03 to the Hoose wbloh they wanted
him to do At the gement' dentine their
oppooana said that they had .011.0 the
seat. 1t taking the due sopa a0oording to
law in regard to the election and ►,11105
by the result was stealing the meat they had
molt it ; but the foot was that • Tort
judge to Toronto had deolared that two
ballots counted for Mr. Book should be
thrown oat ; this left the vote • tie, and It
was hardly to he .zp.ctd that that 0.t0r0-
tag offer would dsolare Mr. Book Mooted.
That was the extent of their steal. When
..she protest was ward he_ nava ep the
.eat, each party prying Its own oasis --Ie
did sot wont the test bolalrly--•rid the
last eleotlan (the DeoemLor election of 189(1)
was coodooted fairly. He had not the
slightest Intention of nondoning wrooq•
doing. hot the peoslier aclIomi of an 1,0.-
spoostble person at Wlamh•m.hould not M
!aid at the door of the Liberal party. It
was childishness to .ay that rhe Liberals
hod stolon the 1+.t *notion. lie did not
"Impost *h.1 elections won 5v50 minted on
as Angola would osduob them. The oleo -
won laws were very ■trlogeo', but he dad
not oomplaln of that, a. they were as bard
spots their oppnr ant. its upon themselves.
8.1.11,1 the 1; five. make any oom-
ol.Ir t. when the Red Parlor wan dolag Ise
work, a hon the oharter of • great railway
was sold fnr oash, when rho Tory party
bled everybody for .ti he was worth--000-
wamtor0, wholesale men and other. -and
.poet the money 1■ oorruptloo! That
par, y h+d Interfered alto with the ballot
boxes ; ono had only to compare tho num.
Mr of spol'ed ballot. in 1696 with the Dem•
Mr in 1100 to realise tbst share was a one-
.plr.oy throughout tits whole country In
1896 to cheat the Liberal party. H. did
not think a tingle Liberal should Ieave ba
party and gn into the 'lory party to find a
perms air. They should stay In the 'Abets'
party and mak* *h. oarty '.have itself If It
was going wrong. He did not stand np for
wroug doing, and he wanted them to help
him to roe that Morn win no wrong doing.
Mr. Ostrow .poke of methods of organlza•
tion, and oonoluded by gutting bit bellef
snot he world have 150 majority It, the
hght whlnh woe .ming, and reeemsd bis
mat amidst warm appton's.
R. Holmes, M.P., wan askd t° •ddr.s
M. oo.taetlon, And he took the opporta11-
IIy of returning his thank. for rho support
Has had worn glyea 111ss la the meet Dem -
0. M. Buchanan..86 J. P. Brown..,. -62
E ,1, Everett ....85 8 B. Elllott 62
L. MoMath .. ...77 T.J. O'Loughlin b1
M Newton 76 P Ktely 61
T. M•cFariaoo ...74 J. E. U•rrle 51
F P.dwlad 73 D. Alhnoo. 60
F. Graham .... .71 L .Teokell 50
W H. Bell ... .71 L Yes 49
J. Morris 66 M. Troy . 48
R Farrow 65 L. Willson ... ..46
C. Buohanan 64 T. Johnson 46
la Bentley .......:64 M. McDonald.46
,Latlrhog 63 K. a rt....... 46
J. R Miller 62 I. 1: • r 44
K Guest.. ......61 M. C :!.erne 43
C. Newlin 61 Mary Spoor 43
H Dalton 61 (J. Varus ' 9
A. Cowes 60 E. Barker
(l. McDonald 59 L Randle '
J. Maasoo59 P.
O. Turnor..... 68 H Martin
L. Brydges 56 1'. Nlobolsea
Mood Yp.Ds.....54 J. F. Roberlwa..31
Polito 11.
ll `.ilran4....w..,-79 W . Taylor At
K. Webb.. .....76 F. Connolly.... .61
I. E. Rstes.......74 8. Devine...49
E. Hmrtel 73 R. ('umming.,,,.48
8. Mollwdo.. 71 D. Morris 48
O. McKay 67 L H.rrlleh 47
E. Moiety . .. . 64 C. Graham46
(1.F:MtlhmOn 62 M. Canningham.:46
. Jordan . 61 F. Holme. . ,
E Young. . 59 R Robinson.....43
C. Farrow 59 11. 1). Hamilton. 43
E Doolnp 58 M. Tait. .,38
W. W llllems .... 55 T. Salkeld... 30
T. Canaloo 54
POEM t.-DIVietON A.
(0. Dyke..... 73 U Robinson .....47
(1, Anderson 72 R. Mo Loan .... .47
B Rnmeloombeb8 0 Stratton 47
M. Wright .57 ('. Rhyose 46
C.9•nndora 67 R. Mel)on•1d....44
L. Sharman.... 56 M. Murray 43
0t', Mclnteeh ....64 A. Gar -ow .42
A. (Bartok
D. Novllle .... .41
G SeIkr1A .. 48 1'. L+ori 41
R. Taylor 48 D. MoNevia.....39
W. Ander. 47 8. %Bohm. 38
MIM t.--DtVttION n.
M. Thorlow. ....76 R. Robertson 48
N. i.sieb 69 V. W hteoly 48
1'. Rvors 68 A Sturdy 48
A. D•nsy . ....67 M Saul*. A7
T. Lewitt 67 C Campbell 46
J. (..ports 66 O. I'ie 45
R. KI,Iott 64 R. Smith ..44
7Nalul 64 W Mit°hell.... 43
N..lamiesne. ... 63 U. Roberta .42
i': Car5y .... .67 .1. Carrie 40
F Dn0b 67 M. Wilson 40
G flood 66 14. Alla. 39
F. Arm.wnnm....64 1..01,nt, 39
C Htdop .63 J. lawmen.. ....38
R. Klmkssee51 M. Maeauley 38
W. rowans, 51 H. Polley 37
B. Many. 49 O. Osla. 33
4l
38
as
34
63
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - APRIL 26
Svant .Yaoted-Mn. Shephard
Pass
Cosiiuued Salo -W. U. Pridham 4
Fauhiooable Dress Uoods-Hodg.o. Bro"8
Warntog-Wm Mttohell - 1
Aaoouuoomeute-MoKenee & Howell1
Ytock Complete -.I. H Oolboroo...Supple-
[moot
Hair Gods Artlet-Prof. Oorsuweod 8
Maio for Sale -.Oso. W. Thomson & Soo 1
Erect Form Qonetr8mlth Bros. & Go. 8
talon amities. 'rho result in West Huron
was s great enoouragement and oomlor► to
the leader• of the party, sod he was re.
quested to thank the Liberal. of West He-
ron on their behalf fur returning • member
to support them. Mr. Holmes spoke ot the
vicious rum and oreed cry used by the Ooo•
wirvatlyes to the late eleoti00. It did not
work to Huron, but it hod had some effect
In other Ontario 000stttuesols, tend other
550(5 wore lost through over000lldeme. The
Conservatives felt very keenly the crushing
blow of the loot 900110100 'Imo -Iona sad to
order to get Into power at Ottawa It was
weir scheme to win:Ontario sod make It •
•teoplog-stone to officio in rho Dominion.
Ina Liberals should drop all persona' fool.
Ingo and unite In &O04 their Mosel, to so.
ours the eleouon of Mr. ()arrow, a duly
which they owed to th.meelvs.
Other address were made by Philip
Holt, K U , Jams. L Grant. Morgan Dal-
ton and Hugh McPb.e. Resolutions of ran
grit on 1,00001 of the death of Queen Flo.
torts, of uoutidsos u rho Government. of
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Hoo. G. W.
Roes and of sv,np.thy with D. MoOtiIloud•
dy in bre illness were moved and adopted,
and the 0o0ventton Mooed Ite prooeodlog'
with cheers.
The meeting was one of the best over
held by the Liberal. of West Harou. Then
woe • large ir00dans from all portions of
the, riding. •rid gnat eotbuslsm and the
u,n,-sr .harmony provall.d,
HON. J T. °ARROW NOMINATED.
AT the Reform convention bold at
Niugamooie Tuesday last the Hon, J. T.
Gannon- Was unanimously nominated to
contest West Huron at the coming bye-
olectiou iu the interests of the party.
If the Liberal party in the riding gets
totg8tber, and if the party managers have
gained sense from the lessons of the past,
there is no reason why the Liberal candi•
dam should not have a majority of from 150
to 200. The majority, based upon the last
Dominion election, ie in the constituency,
although It has not been gut out for Provin•
MAI purpooeo in the past ten or twelve
years
in the election of Marsh, 1898, the con•
ut,tut•,ncy was practically thrown away, owe
ulg to want of orgamtation, and the over•
.-onfidonee of the advteers of the candidate
on that otxa.i,ri. To win In the eusai0g
i'l..•tion no such mistakes should be made.
31r GAaeow, at the nomination, prom's.
e.1 to du his part to bring the Liberal maj•
ority Rr is normal condition, and if his
triende mooted his efforts West Huron oat
le. put no wecuroly in the Retorm oolumn
that we will hear no more of any efforts by
our Conservative friend. to awing it over
the line.
SNAP SHOTS.
-"I'M not giving you any taffy,' as
Hicks -Beath mid when he brought down
hi.. budget.
-Mae. EMMen.tne, w,fe of Hon. 11. Ra
Footmoo, M.P. fou Woetiootolonl. N.B.,
d,odat her home ht 1k,reheater. N.B., Wt
n,n•k otter a comparatively brief Illces.
one leaver' s family ot five ohihireu, an aged
mother and h'r husband to mourn her Iola.
'I'Bg Smoot. extends to Mr. EMML3600 and
h,. family is abloom oondolenoe.
-_COMING AND GOING
N,. L. *01x111 was to London this week.
John Wyoo hu returned from Torous.
Jas. Soott, of Clinton, was 1n town en
Friday.
George Neibergall..1 Windsor, was le
town tale week.
The Msees Glover, of Detroit, an vls14
log at their hews hero.
Mn. A. Y. cad Yise Marion Shephard
aro visltuq ,0 Toronte,
Mise Daffue h to Toronm this week •t -
tending the summer mlllteery ope0loge.
Ur. Stewart returned home last week
from McGill University, Montreal, for the
hnlldevs.
Miss Maggie Robertson spoor a few days
eke put week Orating her orother, R. S.
Robertson, at Stratford.
H. Mooan, president of the (lnderloh Else
tabor Uri., wee to town for a few 1e7e oe his
way borne from a trip to l'hleago.
W. H. Robertao0 returned yesterday to
Ottawa, having reoovsred his strength .aft•
Mostly to motile him se resume his work.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hailnws' annual Haby DAT, Monday, May
6th. Hods" °hlld Solo • p Ira. Age
Unit' 1E mon, h.. _._. -"-..
Wanted• - Goe toe bot-.tweekly.
Erg., 12o tl a have 500 bushels home-
grown timothy and clover for gala. 0. E.
Kinn, Wtngham.
MrKENOlO A Howxt.i. have lots of barb
win. Un Monday they reo.ivea ear non.
talnleq betw.en ons ane two h14.0drod 0111..
of wir., mostly it barb. Thl• as beam an
•t the Ioweah pr's golog, and It 1• befog
sold •t the lowest prix. gning. .
The Style .f Hair W.,.
1. aa Important (.c'or to produce • yoorifi9
and reflood f.oa .1 0 well shaped hod t0
any lady or gentlanuO. Prof. Dnnnw.ed,
who w111 6. at Hotel Redford, Godsrloh, can
demoostrate this to anion* felling on blot
at his show rooms. H. has ladies' and
gents' wigs, supe., tang., wavy and plata
fronts, switches In evory length and shade,
that M will roadie adjust on any lady'. hea
free o1 oharge to prove this. Doe's fall M
see hem, Tuesday, May 7
AUCTION SALES.
411 portion roman* their Wo bile printed at
this 000e w111 have a free netts tnearesd
to this 1151 on to the time of mels.
'1001 IIAY, Apr1125th. -CI oaring •oottan
.ale of flret.o,wse farm stook and lmplamss,
including food draft brood mare in foal 5.4
god oohs sired hy Lincoln, 2 and 3 years
old ; 1 thoroughbred r5gatered Thirhetim
boll,wrrgh• Mao to 1906 Ih..,aod other teed
yosng 001110 ; 7 mtleh .w. ; pan �o�
ebeap soil pips. The miasmata". tato.,
all in good shape. M.I. as lel. 9, one. 9, W.
D. Colo.. no, near loyal post .as, 4e
amts Irom tltwleneb. live, 'thing M h•
ootd without the 'lighten reserve as the farm
Imo beta loosed. Two.Aa Ow :av, atlYne-
.sa. Mn. Joige0uae. propel .s.I.
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