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GODERICH, ON-rARIO, CANADA : JULY 17, 1902.
THE WEEKLY MAImuT REPORT
(loonaWa. July le 1180
Fall Wheat, � 3 77 i073
flour, tangle. per cwt.-,. o.,,-- 2 10 W 2 10
Flom,/a t()wt..-
eat. per� .._ 430 to 4 31
Bras. arae.._. _-._.. _ 17 00 to 1100
aborts, 01 tea ..... 12 00 to 1900
&rceaing", gal ewe 100 to 1 00
Icy r. per bush.,,. 000 to 0 rA
book wheat, per hash 0 fed to 0 50
°Mo a bash .......... ... �.._40 to 0 11
era, 8 busk.,, -_� .....,.,.. 75 to 0 Al
Haler. peeare b
flay, 0 ton- ..._
Possums. F amok..
YaIs-r. -
........
4 .6081.. per 11....
pafres& anMetid.-�
gan
Wood.-.. _.. _.-.,., .... _,. _.
Hides. _..�
Pelt.
1.lve Hon .�.
Dreamed ROM. ..............
;Moon. .... �.
Hao,. per Ib., ........-
lard. per Ib,
Dressed Meet tore nutter
Deemed Beef. hind
('attlr. Report
Ordinary •
60 to 0 00
00 to 9 00
35 to 0 35
13(0011
10 to 0 11
12 to 0 13
to to 4 00
00 tot0,
4) to 050
50 to 6 :At
10 to 7 el
13 to 0 48
15 to 0 16
11 to 11
00 to 0 11
00ton00
00 to 600
50 to 1 co
Moura.
CHAS. M. PASSMORE,
organist and Choirmaster Knox church.
Pupil of Mr. A. 8. Vogt. P.ano. Orton tad
Voice. Abglesea street. Woe
MISS COLBORNE,
Teacher of Fletcher music method, wilt re.
rive pupils et het studio, above Mr. Natters
Maumee* aces. Hatallt m street. For lotor-
matioa apply either at studio or at t o eldenc.,
Petrtec's street.
UT
OLENte CAMPBELL,
,
Creamer mod musical director of North street
Methodist ohurcb teaohar of piano, pips or-
gan and theory 1<'uptle prepared for on eo.
aminalioos of the Toronto Conservatory of
musk. Will he pleased to reoeive appile..
tions from all those a -e older such nstruo-
t1o11 at his new studio over Thomson's music
store, Coe of piano for preotloe may be u-
nworn] for. Hytt
Vublie Nada.
WARNiNU.-ANY PKR3ON RA1 H-
ing from the tsWds using the ferry
wuhout p91m10coo, •hoo:tag. or etherwiee
tn.peui.q upon an/ part of the property will
be arrested and prosecuted
1. C. ATTR1LI.
Ridgewood fere.
PROF. a. L. TAUBE
AgcVAtl'UaINo ornoIAN ANb zO 44
SPECIALier
A11 glade of Spectacles ani Mysale •.-e made
to order. Special attender) if Ivan Is d:Hog 150
era
Orders by .51C1 promptly attended to. Be.
wan of parties using my name. aa I employ
uo travelling sgi ots watt." sr
8slh/aetion guaranteed. S.tah1'ehed 1,7).
:51 RICHMOND ITfRKKT W. T.IItON rO
ROOin. IGC Lat..
THE GLORIOUS TWELFTH
aced moat. Tho order et ftoeee,les was a, of ore h would fall tato du
follows : the day'. oeleoratfou. This Irishmen I
lo the pity of Toronto au 1 i.e.) eveoiog,•
was voice home la the street oar vs., t
after his day'. work, he Wes hardly shit'
stood an the j shine car. end 8.a11y fell l
the lap of • lady. "You Brea; •Wkwp
Mini,' said she, 'get off me I What
you, anyway" "Baled," say Pat,
thought 1 was an InMhmao, but now 1
leve 1 mast be a Laplander."
Rev. Mr Ciboria. o1 Torout°. ass
us et speaker. By this time the drunter)
"tattooed at esrlour plisses in the perk w
getting down to their work aril 1t
deb ult for the speaker to Disks hien
bard "bur the poise. A portion of
•ldresa was a protest artier the gee •f t
Mord English fur British. H. soul he w
wllieg to regard England u ilea
brethe•, but hs tboueet that after tits la
war we were going to bear less about t
Eugluh and more •bout the British.. (A
pl.u:e.l Tbs Irish and for Sootc41 hW
much to de in govorOlue England and
English had in governing Ireland a Soo
land. Se with the "Eogli.5e" army -It w
8 misnomer. acd the speaker rendered
tr4but5 to the oolootel so:diers who for
for the Empire in the reoe0t coolie
Al this point the speaker was trued
stop for • while uottl • neighboring fife •
drum oorpe bed worked off some of 1
superaboudant energy. When he resume
the speaker entered a protest aglisstth
remarks remertly mel. by Rev. Frith
Routine, do ubleollon to the eatebllebo n
of • Baptlst mossiest in Lower Togo, Otte
w1. He tike ,peak.r) roseate! strait
snob remark.. and In.lsted up.o the High
to &ammo soy questt011 of any nature what
eve
r without interference tram &shop o
priest or anybodv Glee.
Ac the 000closioa of 1t• e. Mr. Coban•
address the obairman a0aouooed that as i
wan getting late moms el the rarer" o
the pr would have to be emitted.
Rev. WmMcJen.gh, of Santford, wa
Thee celled upon. By this time the poise o
the drums had dooms me Lust and se moo
tiououe &kat only a few Voogd* oeuld hes
whet eat being e.id, Tore en &6t' plat
form moved up to the front sod formed
osli-ciao!e heisted she speaker, erne 14
marked lube the drummers •rtdeatly be
l:eved in the Oangamotte, "Nosorreoder,
After some oomplimeotery remark. to re
'tereso to the speakers who bad ptoo.ded
lien, Mr. MaDuusgb writ loco •n roost -
Oen of whet he 000.tdered to be the pr'ncl
pia of (L-snpeiem. A future of his addresser
was a reference to the legend of ht. Patriots,
who, he said. NMI ■tit a., was oowimosly
claimed, • Roman Gatti(Lo priest. He 4.-
pouooed the dally tapers fen not putlshlott
the tateMi25nce of the great movement from
Roman C.ILolioism to Pro•ertsotIsm its
Franco% sad Sir Wilfrid Lturi.r cants to fur
a few sho's on account of lis •tleaed enh-
servim0y to R,me.
At the ooaclw4on of Mr. MoDontg5's
•peenh cheer, were glveo log King Eiwsrd,
for the speaker. and for the chairman, and
tee forme! prooeed.nge were at au sod.
1'41. 8•.t epeeist 1rai0 oat lett at 5 o'elork
and by 8.30 !he 'i 1 train had gone. Msav
of the country p000lu did pot leave until
lister, and all through tf a evening the
:Fear presented an shimeted sppeareev,
NUM 01 T1(8 LAY.
the factories wn• elm ed down far the
Aa7,
How loom was the prooe•alon? About
2200 feet, orating two to each moo
Tie handsome b earned by some of
the lodges W.I. the su1 ,ot of many Ayer•
able comm.'s.
Tbs lona' committee oomph,. e► unfair
treatment by the Ie, T. K. ie teeard both to
woe and to creme,
Tb• excursion tickets were good not 1
Monday, and msoy of the whiten stayed m
town 17•r Sunday.
The tugs Evan Ivan and Slob.ld brought
dews partes of 6.bermes from the Duals
for the oelebratlso.
The jndgea in some of the oumpelitiors
for pares must lmve had no easy tank
to picking out the winner.
Carriage ouolalolog ratio's!. and speakers.
A Fins DayOoderlub Marne Hand.
and a Blg Cele- Oreg. Yore Britons, No. 31, Bayfield.
L.O. L. No. 24, Hayfield.
Ltd► True Blues, No. 1601, Walton.
LO.L. 759, Stratford,
L O 4 9020. Livid,
L O L. 1380, Woodbury,
LO 4 1226, Bethel.
1,0 L. 1328. Amherley.
1 0.L 790. Ripley.
L 0 4 1044. Maple Grove, A.hbeld Town-
ship.
L.O.L 1139, Kiolough.
L.O.L 156, Bier.
L U. L 694, Kirktoh
Kilotons Brass Band, L•keeide.
Ledysmltle L.O,L 1762, Lekeelde.
1. 0. L 492, Woodham.
L U.L. 692, BI•whsrd.
Purple till L0. L. 707, Downie.
LO L 252, Walton.
Ashore Boma Band.
LO L 932, Auburn.
L O,L. 462. Id:Igmer.
L.0.0. 873, Morris Township,
LO. L 063, Loodeeboro.
324. I)uogeonoa.
1.0 L 499. l2.'fast.
L.U.L. 1052, Nde.
L.O Ie. 998, S.wmerhiil.
L O.1. 1133, Goshen.
L.0.4 1036 Varna,
LOA.. 813. Wiotbren,
LO 1. 493, Blddulpe.
L U 4 662, Lucas.
LU.L 924, Exeter.
4U.L
89% Grantee.
L.O.L. 733. Heoeall.
L.O.L. 1210, McGillivray,
L.O.L. 610, C.•te alta.
L.O I.. 219. Ureeaway,
L O.L. 145, Doderiob 'lowabip,
L,O.L..79.3, $wroath.
L.O.L. 163, Enniskillen.
LW. 189. Ooderiah Toweblp.
40 L 710, Clone°.
L u. L 183, Goderi, h.
4O.L. 306, Hayfield Lep, Ooder:cb towe.-
Wehoa the last standard hal motored the
park, County Matter Nevlu, of Centralia,
addressed the con00nrea from a platform
elected at the east rade of the i•oart house.
Then befog, he said, oo the program pieced
to his hands to men:•oa of an eddres• from
the chairman, so omlolol. of whiob
be was heartily glad, ha called up•
oe Mayor Cameron, who was 7.0017.1
with applause as he stepped forward to
t'r'end the Melo welcome to the visitors.
Mr. Craton aid they would ell be
happy to know that an addrer in the ordin-
ary sera was not expected from blm. Re
would not Interrupt the prooeedioss of so
lapse a gatn.r og wham ea many axle •peak -
ere were to address them. A. tb• otae al
head, for the Ins:. hair, of the oorpnr•►too
of (.od•n,h it wash • duty -'night be sot
call It his privilege! -(o welcome a41 those'
who had moue here to moue themselves •
that brut Cul day. It woe &loaye a matter
of err 11.4 foo to the alt /,05 of Goderteh
:0 hove say large body visit them, and this
for 78,1041, (.8,000. The pearl. of Godr-
r.eh mad• theolalm thee they were real -
dews of the healthiest ani most bsaotIful
tern in C.eads,. Toe 71L1014 could sr it
for themselves, and when they wished to
1ni17 another holiday be hopedtb.y would
oometo • uoae(nrnoe decision t0 wend their
way epee more to Galericb, to ooeolmtioo
be extended to (ham the meat hearty wel-
come Ih• town oould sf ,rd, and ago4a ti•
premed Ohm hope tt at they would ootne
&rale. (Applause.)
The Coaoty Master briefly acknowledged
Hb Wotebip s addren of welwme, and then
aonouneed Mr. Alex. Moir, of Torero.
As the wel!•knove author of "Ph. Maple
Leaf Forever" name to the front of the
plalfcrm the Marla. Band struck up the
81r which has mel. Its author tamou•.
When the h.od ceased playing Mr. Muir
oomm.ec 1 hit address by mentioning the
fat that this wse the mcood time be
bed had the Weiser. of beteg in
Ooderloh. Two years ago he .as here
with the Huron old boy. and girl., tort on
that ocoaten he eeiayed himself to bye Bald., the Ooderleh Marine Bend, the
heart's concert. He was so Impressed wit, fir braes band of the Auhuro lodge and the
the beaety of Amid) and of its ladles Ktobre bras. bend marched 10 the pro-
tho. when b. returned to Toronto be told cher.,
the people there that if he had his chefw
he would Ilk. to live 4. the ben'Ifol nun
of Ood.rioh. Now he had oeme to help to
celebrate the soul y mf the day when
Ktng William crossed the Boyne water.
Looking 'Omit ham to taw m8oy gray
h.•rs, sod many who wean not natives el
Canada. Some people were d .pored to
eritic es the celebration of national day.,
and the orltio oral why not merge
ai1 in one day, 1) .minion DAH?
Hs replied 10 than onuoiam by stating that
oht!e ali were (.11dlaae still they loved
fir land from which their fatter mot
meters 'prune, and while they mould all
rote fa tdhting h•srtily "The M.ple Leal
Fe ''those o1 them wbo holed from
"errs the sea had the right to honor (he
land of their birth. The Eegllshome often
wanderer) bank In fancy to ()Id Reeked,
pondered ever its brave history, and In
memory beheld the old land as only an
Englishmen .01114 re 1t ; the warm hearted
Irishmen oheriehed the reoelleotfens of the
land rel the Shamrock, red cooed the Soots -
man ever forget the land of h4. birth? 13o0
now they were •11 Can.dlene and loved the
land of their 'adoption and the birthplace of
:heir children.
'1'5• ipeak.r o,ntinued hie doosent .d•
drove whloh was stirs need with many p. etfo
protector, by ref mine to some et tae
stirring events In Canadian history, calling
attentton to the megolfli sot reso8r0es of
or °retry, and final', orring the .aprsre
In•portsnce al loyally to the great Ken of
11 . He concluded bteaddress amidst
great applause.
Rey. W. Walsh, of Iiranu too, Greed
I;bplalo, was warmly reoelved, He s0, -
gratnlated the townspeople open the emotes
of the recension 8114 in 5.half ret the
brethren very le wily reciprocated the
words of westerns with whtoh they had been
reoelyel. H• steed his hearer" to remem-
ber that they were hat • trample of the
500,000 Orangemen of Anglr.4aton 8rr1
Cottle orlgm who were that day celebr aloe
the eame anni y. and in thi. mon.
0.0(40. h. made • plea for a better ■r-
dersMadiae, a gr•8ter degree of harmony,
between the British pimple and the rept.
of .Its Molted State, Distrust 41,d existed
tea Inn, and he believed that Hnten's for-
bearer 1e the VenrteeI5 a4f.'r ted happily
reeelr.ad In a better feeling in fth. Cooed
Sara and a drawls, toIseh.t at the Own
pillows. It seamed so II the future wore to
bring the ow on of the two rostra. fa e
great Anglo gator Celtic nee. The direr
emu 01 the p..',should be forgotten, sod
although It was pot oredltahle 4. the datigh•
ter that she ebould hay. whipped the
mother they ,4onld be whiling t• forges all
(bits, te live ie harweMy, and tour., M
peepers to sestet the peril• We eenfrenbed
tk•m In Mormon. Atter again retorrng to
the great atssn,th earl *art et the (range
.rear, M•. WAlvh enem•ratetl the ptlnolol.e
apes watoh the nr ler le banal, pvinelp'N
the meinteea,oa of wht, h he 5.1 Prod arae
ladlepsneh'.10 the (Moine, of the (Arson,
Mei pees lied order et thin •emmn.44 y eon
Wee defame of t5. c. unto?. In neerledfnp
beheld, by way et warning. • .400 eel 8n
1,iebsg.a abase 04044.s be booed aeao
bratlon
eti•derlea e■ trete -3,05 yldtere fel Pall
rid ONO by 4..'eranees Piles and
frames e:eleer -.t anrre.afal
Hatbertna Ir H.derlrle.
The Twelfth of July is over. •ad ore
more the vlotery of Witham of Omega tact
James the Herod at the River Burgs hu
been celebrated with reliant drum aced
shrilling paroles. U,lerch was one of the
greet o•1•bratloe centres this year, and
Hem as early boar on Saturday rail the
departure of the last train ear and eve wen
sated with rued and Dolor. To• r.bboom
and sashes end banes and beret. •
()renegues are a bright sod dazzling ae
erer, a d age oaaaut wailer the arm
4bat b te the drum. Nor h•••
we fora• tea the apeeobee-but eves
the
speaker who o 00
m d
ria Ole •t pate with t6• drums
qts • during the afternoon pro-
oeedings wee forced to admit Diet they
items. tar at 1 as •ouad was 0000iroed,
• •eceadary atter. Aod uo wonder.
Aayoue Han him apeeoha ns oftee an, sad
generally loeg.r' th.c, ha like?, toot the
ratios to thump (b• call.kia •11 day long
to the heart's 0ooteat somee only our a
year.
To• teen never Io.. •d prettier than It
dtd-oo `5.. ar4.y Atte the rain. of June the
grass and trees were fres bre ht sad the
luxuriant gree wee a bot' setting for 1be
brtluan1 eelorioge of the decoralioco. Fl.g.
flew everywhere, earl the stores o. the
:goers ware lavishly adorned with deoora•.
ova de Ogee of great variety. Th* Horton -
Jordan block u a whore yee{aats the beet de:-
oretad et all, ahboaeb Iudlvidusl stores in
ether bl•che were very attraotive. There
won four arches on the streets, ooatracted
et • and brighteed 84:h Beet,
•mblsmt anal mett0ee. Oas of there was at
the ant rood of Mut stray, n. •t Ib•
rat sod of West street, another at the foot
ol Ilamlltoh street 8 another on Kiogeton
"tree. The route of the pr',oeuloa plaited
un far the three first menttonei.
The weather wee pettier, bright but not
oppressively warm ; iodated, wahine better
could have bra attired.
There were a good many 7ialtore n toga
on Friday eight, sod early Setardey mon.-
log the rigs Orem the 0080117 began to tome
m from •11 qusrten and by 9 o'clock the
street, co which s'ahlee are allowed were
- prowded. Th. drat train ..rived •s 10 10
rho RRNT.-ROOMS ON HA11IL TON A. M , from London and L ,H & R •tat of et
1 street at Reseal occupied by R. N. Lewis and was met by the Iooei reosption oemmtt-
el law offices; wilt change tato small core if tea and the Oedrioh Mar15 Bated. As
neoesearr, Or rooms over Miss camero.'e each trio •-rfvrd with fl• quota of visitor',
store with front and rear entnnoe, (t. N.
I.KWI4. 71 l • warriors wee Termed by the lseo.vine
FOP �� y lodge. sod heeded by the Marine Bled they
\ marched down town, where they retread
to their (arter. for Looe,
A F1RST-CLA89 FARM FUR SAL After droner the lodges marched to the Ae-
UR'1'O RIM r. 1eoltural I'.,k, when, tinder Ordfreetlon
of Bros Jobe Soulatt rod F.Ihvll,merah•la
of the day, they tonne! In line for the en.t
procession tolges from the follnw;og
o.u0Ye, Ivor In line: West Brom., North
Pett.&, S,ot, Perth, Eat Middlesex, North
Huron sod 8oath Huror, ie wail shoat
2 30 when the had of the proem.. oo
emerged from the park gates. The route
was by !triennia reed to Waterloo rarest,
along Wat•r!(o b West street, up West
street to the Nitre, 'would the north ti !e
of the Square to Hamii:ea Street, down
A(:KFYLINK OAS MACHINE FOR Remittal) street to Victoria, ooress to e..'
sale In good order, 20 lights. Also • street , up hat street to the `Square, and io•
quantity of fixtures. L. t. DANCKY, 16.3[
to the perk by the Y,nth entnoce. It eau
a 44 0(01x105 drht-uniforms of Mourner -
able style. and varied odors, offioiat, on
their white borer, •yery few yard. • 6'e
and drum .apt, at. greater intervals • bran
hent, and 10 mole all along above the line
the goresens colors of the 440.rew lodges,
sometime carried by a "tree man bent b--
oe•ib his lead. •omodma proudly b,rn,
between • pair et ghtteries Loess and
supported by •Ike■ cords held by 141•
lodgement b•to•e and 5.5101. There wire
"brat 1100 men la Ile... and the preclusion
included three bras band", a x fife •id
drum band. bed twenty -,even file and drum
corp". There erre tarty -Sys lodges, with
forty Ittodbrd", The procr..i•o oat a mile
long, and It took twenty mioutee to pari 8
le the township of Wrt Wawanosb, lot 47.
coreastee or
esp. 10001 171 Waled so a wood .tate o cul
tie8tion, seed ?emcee, well entered, good
orchard, bnildfng�e rood, ashlar under barn.
It byA!, ro0Teoleot to echoots sect church...
WId on emu terms to stilt purchaser. Apply
to p'. 11, CAMP0MI.4 We.treld, or W. A.
HARRISON. Laokoow, 1;.70
CH010E 1UILOItu LOTS FOR SALE
la lit. Oeot'te'. wa-d. &lint/ e L 1.
IIANCBY, U
VALUABL■E FARM PROPERTY FOR
Whitely. containing At'the ' acres, Maar eorty of room Robert
of lo' 12 1n. the 3th concession, and 1 •eros,
pert of lot 11 In the it 0050e .1011. 0044.4ch
township. Thiele first claw farm and le Oita -
Weil about four mase from t.odeH,h. Title
perfect, For particulars apply to ih, wader -
Mimed
Niel 2nd J sly, 1011.
PHILiP POI.T,
OsThrloh.
jiw'O FARMS FOR HALE, -LOT 6.
1 concession 7. Colborne, containing 100
scree. hot 67, Ma•tlanl eonoea•lon, Clod orieh
town•hlp. 000taln4.j 75 sere*. Roth farms
are well fenced ■red well watered : good
huililnee and Ora -o ass orchard on each
farm; nearly all under grass. Sixty per near.
of she purchase money may remain on
mortars 415 per Door. For particular. apply
to T. BURNS, Carlow. Nett
FOR 8ALif OR TO RENT. - MRS
Strachan offers for rale or to rent the
Properly st present metaled by her, on the
rooter of Victoria std Hrooe streets. There
is a large ooccnte ballet Ont osnteln log dwell -
toe hot.. and more, 84th all oonvenlenose In
connection. Thereto retail • story -and -a half
frame dwelling equated on the same I ,t
Terms res.onsblr. Apply to MR•t.
BraenuAN, on the premhhtes,
OLD PAPItR7 FUR SALK, FOR I'Ut'
ting under °smote, eta, Apply at Toe
re, .11, Odbo,
A T PRIVATE SALE
That hig stone house with 7-room,•d brick
addition, situated on Plo:on street. The hone.
Is dry and warm, being lined throw/hoot with
7 inch plank. It le ,,l(4 and substantial. 1t
was built by the late _ yAe���/
Sheriff (Abhors when In hie prime L,�.�a?.w•!i(m^.:l d
Not for . dal but for all t me.
The foundation. aero about 2 feet Uuot sod
will endure as long 80 the Prrsmiel• or Kaypt. ►(�ifF, CLERK OF THE PEACE HAS
A home seeker or Investor who realises the 1■ r calved the Revisal Statutes of Ontario,
Potentialities of fresh paint.ni paper, which 1007, to' the en lie ed magistrates and officials
are Ines pens. ve, end of sla.e, wh on le pmoe- enUt1ed to raative the name,
10117 cheep, by a lift! • planning and indictees IR t 1,RWIe,
•'pendiillItore ren modernlx, a into an nno•tpo• • inItClerk on the Peace,
date fe&rteeelyathat bigreturn wilt rt most annus to the
wine await° Investor for the beet of all rea-
sons that he has • broad and solid found talon
511 ready to Ms hands. The same cannot t.•
said at • *belt oe ve1eer. Let those who ere
on the lookout for • soft soap Investigstet In
testlgate, MIR& e
Offers tldrewed to
KU. J. 3f 7Uftn,U4tt,
ell- ready* orange attention.
Hai (lad P. O,
May 7th, Ips w1 tf
You Can't Afford to Miss This Trip.
natoranoe• oto.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of cn•ngeu most be left at this
Office not lat',r Vann Saturday
noon. The Copy for changer
mast be left not it for than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
accepted n0 to nn. n Wodnenday of
each week.
Pub110 Nada..
CANADIAN
Pa\CIFie
-
CHAR. E. SHAW, (ANIMA!, IIaS11R-
ANOR and real estate &wept. Mine, cos
dhootir ng mutual loin IInl,iranee eoieto n ant•tnt r the
and
leading smelt 0om'antea.
Meroantlle and enan0factnr.ng rlo's. t
°west ntog, Call at .Mea
ART R. ROR1RTRON.
• A0fnntant mod Insnnnos Agent.
Boots and 500011nte made 59.
llnlldings rented and rent. eolleeted.
Fire lnannnee In British sad Cenallan
Com• nice
t oleel'resdfoot & llyt WWne, North
n arta. (Stf
F. J. T. ?isn't., OILx1t:R A t. IN.
'DRAW'S! dad Real }(Agate stoat.
Fin, Ufa, Aeeldsstasd Plan AYIr £Nahum
'R� e*11�oprnt�k{m�atW as each plea se Maass
roe
ls.' M.'- lei bed ('s-esi in esa17r1. te:
fibro Oft 13srt-dser WI (Jarrow &. Darrow, flee rtrrsR
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DR• F. (LAI.LOW PHYSICIAN
an4 O e Iii meant of Cons
Ott 01bdtlts�1/1 wan.I.69=Nlite
Young People's Christian
Union Society
n1 7140
United Presbyterian Church,
Tacoma, Wash.
First -Anse tickets to Vrnrsniver end
V,,•toria, 8.0 , Seattle am! Terme,
Wash., and Portland, Ora., for
$60 60 for the Round Trip.
Alan, tee, fie Phenyl. Rrvteland, Rn boon,
Tretl, Mandan and Kuehn, B t' , and
Spnk•ne, Wa,h for
$55 60 for the Round Trip .
Oiling July 10th to 21kh,incln.irn.
Final Return IAmil Sept. 15. 1202.
Smell 'stirs charge via. the magnificent.
Canadian Parade Steamers between
Owen N,n1r1A sad Ft. Si 'Liam
Far full particulars appty to
GORDON HENOERSON,
Agent C. I' R .
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The boys -tome of 11 e m rather old boy. -
too -rave Brest erhi5(tlone of drtmmlug
and filing at the ea. ion before (ho trete left
In the •v.ning,
Tile Marine fiend did good wart ice Stripe
the day. Though not at present very
strong to numbers. the band contains &ou:e
good material, and the boys are wiling
woThee k orspe.
ecial train. arrived 111 fellows :
From Tama No.of oosch.e t'reseag.rs
London 10.10 A.M. 8 760
Steal ford 10 .35 A. M. 7 . (16(1
Kincardine 11'00 A If, 9 725
Louden rte
Stratford 41:35 A.M. 10 612
Wm. Lee ohertered the err. Pittsburg for
the day and sieve taro excursions on the
lake which were eninloil by a large number
*0'./y ole The Wiggle. Ikea. had (heir
✓ elltlfg y.cht out and were well p.ttenis.d
A grant many of the visitor" spent • portion
rel their time at the I•k. front.
After the proces.lnn 1/58 0717 the birds
of lodges 928, Summerht!f, and 145, Ceder•
loh township, unite,) os West street and pro-
(s'sded roved' heSgeare. They wade aurae
romNnitlan of two bass drums, three .0171
drams, two triargles and stems thirteen
files, and their mnio was mach appreofded.
It is estimated that 125 lodges were re-
nis anted in town, though not in the pro-
oreetnn. Many Indiv(dusl tormentors erre
here from ledges rho mojsrlty of whose
rare lire err *terrier to eeMbrate,
1 mn:'0, the 41•..-, Peninsula. Port Huron
and Ytglpaw were amoo, the distant places
rerroen Md
linater prep.r,tlnoe were wade than
e ver hetor. for the faedleg of the visitor.
Resides the hotels, there wore • member of
dining risotto 4',4 tench 'tends sod any
nnmh•r of Teri.•Metro bnnth,, The the
was rather overtone, and some of the cater
o re were daeppeinted •t the smallness of
Ihor receipt.,
f i .r estimate of Da number ol visitors In
town ,. that there were perhaps eight
lhouseme. The n".d.,olnre en the &penial
trans reported 3,047 p•oveeger,,. and in•
ohli(eg the arriea • tv the regular tr•(ne en
Etta). and Setnr.l.y rho number of Hsi( ens
Mming 5y roil would reach stoat 3,000. it
is difficult to seri•. at • close estimate of
tee nom' or from the 0ooatry, hut figuring
from the nnmher of rigs reported •t the
varlrn• stables there were pnrlhly five
thO?.Ind from th• township•, making •
tetal of 41 000. it was • hie erowd,Inywsy,
Andrew Waddell, s form., well•known
resident of (5,4 ,,rh, now et L',nd,e, wee
in teen to ",s the big turnout en the
Mori, lie To,'fth K hits walk/ea amend
amnesia old 1.4ht. snit •wenes he met on
the court none. Steps Ilaerg. (1ke kin., ,f
Pett &th,rt, with whom h. hal hero a
feller -.Wrier In An.trs'i1 se Jolt' 12 MD,
year. see Whin the ,.l.4 14tn,r• w.re
move/ &r.ued talking of the days of old,
they mo parlay Horten, who also had hems
.1 teed,. r at' y .n the Au.tr.Ilae n.telo•llon
of fifty yeal aro, an 1 the three 411 1.1Nws
int as (risky to presorts le their bets
dismay Om trier* earl triholatlens is
Rallaral whets gold was • drawing card to
the an4ptdee, 1l Jimmie MuMlubael, of
Seafertb, hal come to town that day Otero
"amid have been • quarto& of the yuu0geet
old moo In Huron. for Jimmu had her •
sojourner with them under the Southern
crops on July 12, 1852.
The prim. In the competitions were
awarded as follows : Lodge coming the
greatest dtstooea-Ledyemlth L. 0. L.,
Lakeside; I). t;elvett, /darer -694 miles.
Soul Is I crib 0000ty.
Best dressed lodge -Logan L. 0. L , No.
908 ; T. W. H'1, Itur&ho'm, floater.
South Perth oosa(7.
Hest filer and drummer combined- -W.
E. Best, Loodubcraugh 1.. U. L., Nn. 123.
Beat bruin -L, 0. L 707, South Perth
Geo. Porter, Master, St. Marys.
Nur the largest lodge 8 final 400111oa has
aur yet Lr.,, g'se.. Lie hater* the
Losdestoropg, and Lown. lodge..
?or 1. 4 above oompulnsi the judges
were J 1V, Gotham, 1t. Clary, ; W, J.
Thompson. Cosnty Mester, Smits Perth,
ret W. H,yI., Cosily Master, Wer Bruce,
Heat 1i!e sod drum band, not nes lh•o
&wake members _ Sommerbill bend.
Jrdgse-E• erard N. Sheer, Band Master, too, rand Harry Brown, Bead Master,
Exetar.
U stag t• din:Irian with the maorgs-
ftle4t of the Orange demoostr.tn n the her.•
raves advertised for the afternoon did not
••entuat•. to the disappointment of a gaol
many, R. E Sat►h had mule arrange-
ments to have sateen horse" Oak• part io
Ihe contests• laolodtag four from Fort Eris,
nut el n it became evident Chia the aces
could not be prtt- eche' with 10011 of the
owner■ were wired to that effect. Hew -
seer, during the afternoon three •rh:bitten
heals were given by Dr. 1Vhiwly'e pao.r,
John Noir, Bad these ewer air two close
:oaf mils heat. Werra Loners L.adamaa
&ad Lely 1. •u-ier, the I811.r owned by
John Cana, of Uuelph, la welch Logan
L%ademan use Ylc 0!1001, It swam nn-
lottouate that foyers of the turf show..i
have boon deprived .f • good afternoon's
'port &f.e, Mr. Simi.41 had gone to °aoeld-
erbbl• expense* io m.►:og the arraogemer to
for the toss, es psutally a the grout d•
were used for no rehear purpose after the
Orange pesos -sir bed ►.1t.
AROUND TOWN.
Was SUARM*N'a PRI/r, - Thu prise
offered by Mir Sharman to the pupil el)
mime the highs.; make in her .rbyse ,
on the Prurience exomlumile, goer to Mir
Looe Harland, who ayera(.4 80 per Dent,
A RtteORD VIILU or POToToI*,-_ Mre.
McCarthy, of Elgin street, re kilo.. la the
product tat • loll of potato.., wttloh yielded
ser thirty-two aheice tubers,.• besides a
livelier et smaller our Now brier aloeg
your potato records.
WArrtso run T118 Coco, u..-llhe hosplt-
•1 board are wattine anxiously for the
decision of the town comicial as to opening
the street nnrth of the lot on South street
%blob has bre offered to the board for the
bovplral site, as Obey wish to adeno,. for
and procure tenders for plana for the build
log es soon as possible.
Tithe ARM Severe -Capt. Donley, John
N Platt, N D. ReuAvle, W. Rater, H
Hate.., T. Nairn and (:hat. Smith compose
• patty which left Saturday night for .lohn-
+toa'. Harbor on • bass-6sblog trip. They
11.d • forty -foot boat, well stocked with
provisions, and left with eyery prospect of
raving a jilly good time, The trlp will ex
tend over two weeks.
Pt'aLiC Srua,l. HOARD, -A meeting of
she board of publlo school trustees was bald
0a Monday evening, A oowmualc.t.on
from Rebt. Stewart, the lit.e pruaipal in
regard to tbm b alsece of salary due him sell
referred to • oomm;tias, I. was decided
that Mr. Patrick'. ward school should be
palated, and the secretory was iotruoted to
est for tenderloetruolloas ware •Ivo
(leen for the nutting down of two lame
shad. trees io front of the school lo order
to aeoure more light.
n'OITIILMS4 BANK Hll.i.t -The public le
warned eg•lOss accepting any bills of the
at.te Bank et New h:ooewtok, New Jer-
ry. 'Tore bills are not oouourfet(, but
are utterly 8ortbleas. The bank wee or-
gss'ted, but was payer 0perei for butane's,
and wmeo05 evidently he. &cowed the
Watt" and has printed a lot of the bills
wh1.h are flow fl 4odieg the 000atty_ Some
of them have !icon presented at the leak of
Commoroo herr, the dnomlost tont Woe 91,
93 sod 95, end Manager Williams asks as
to warn the publlo to keep a *hero eye en
the hank 11 I, they receive.
S.'11001 SF.' TION ARAITJ(ATION.-The or-
bit .tore appointed by the county oouoal at
ire June 1011100 10 deal with the petition of
Porte a reep,yers of union oohool section
No. 11, A.5fi,bt Bpd Gabor., regarding •
(Maoee in the bouoder44, of the section, eat
et the oe0rt home on Tuesday and ad fedi-
dated in the melte-. The arbitrators were
H. E. Hutton, ol Exeter, chairman ; D. B.
Mono, of Aub.r., secretary ; and W.
Coate, of Clinton, The rrq u.et of the
Petitioners was that part Olin 15, L.R. W„
lot 16, L. K. 1V., and part of lot 15, L. R E ,
be chwgd from "ohool section No, 5, Col-
borne, to onion .05001 eeotlon No. 11, Ash-
field and Cel barna The manioc was grape
eel
TOR CA01: Aer aleft) -Mass i),herty &
Co-, to a letter o0noernlog last week's Item
re their Inotrance ease, write as follows:--
ttra5ge to say, we won on every point
raised, hot to"t through the Interpretation
placed by hie Honor, Judge Street, on one
sooners oont•ned In o05 of our letters to
the oomp.ny. The prop art of this Nen/roes
was not celled 441 q'leluon at any time dor-
tog the 8.._,,nmt en the rise The yrAge,
In preparing his deolsioe, oeme to the oon-
°tenlonthat ('ie one Statement Irom our
onrreep,od"nce, Implied ''no oentra,t", We,
with nue 1,1(ri oo claim th.( It did, red on
Oslo ground have emptied the oasr and are
noohdent of winning It -Clinton New Era,
Loth AT Krum -The funeral of the late
Miss Adelaide Morrie took place from the
lemony 71.1,eore Camhrie road, 011 There.
day afternoon last, and was very largely
attended, m .ny being vertu from Colborne
t,wsehin, where d"e.eal's former home
war. To, bewttlal white oenkat ease cover
ed with naaernne flowers sent by friends
In town and relative. In Buffalo. The hear
.re earn H.rhsrt Mor,!., Oro. Stewart,
Jae Holland, 4(.vin !trees, R. R. Allow"
and William S.Ilows. At the morning ser.
Or at Kon nhuroh on Nebbath lase R•..
Mr. Andreae made • toi/ohing situates to
the high Chrbtl•n e5arante, an4 trn.t,5 4,
happy death of the deoeasd, The Byrn.
pithy of the remmnnity le with her be
roared mother awl Hetm*,
A HANjwawx flier -�1. M. Polley, the
wall -it engem bonen! se, 1.40 I.ak rewired
e velethle gift from Walter Eddy, p nes.
done of rhe r firm of 0 K
Eddy A Yon•, .1 411 n.g na., Mleh , .he
preee'ed 4.r l'„ley enh the b.•atlfel
trett'sg a al;. e, "Pont R•,d' by Red
Witter, dam Secret by 8.0,8 ., the pod' -
err 'hewing Tem Reed to be descended
from the most lemma. homes in America.
Mr 10ldy ,-st a wise frowt Satires to
Ord'star si.k the here, sad Otte or
mates obit eke late t' K. R437 bnagke the
•51.01 l KMtNky tome seven years ego.
whet' it wssem• pee 014, the price p&id 1.11
D. M°GILLIC UDD Y, EDITOR.
14 them being 73,400, 18 is a beautiful dark j•eryed at the hotel. Reasonable tonna mar
brown, gentle and sound, and Mr. Polley
is
to be 000gratul•Osd ori 1411. ar (.1e11loa to
Ws .took.
7ui Cage.. -Following le The (.lobe's
crop report from Huron uouoty, published
last week : Alt reports from the empty in
this section are bright and cheery. Wheat
and ber:ey ars said to bean that mould be
desired, In meal owe the boat for years.
A few farmers ear, "Well, lost fair," bot
moat reptile are •'Vary good, Indeed."
Willie the weat5or le Poe yet settled, •
good part of the hey has been safely pethsr-
ed, and with a few mon days of sunshine
there will be hole -room for grumbling on
that soots. A I.r,e orop of apples a to
vow, and small fruits, ero.pt cherries, are
abundant. All that is needed for this rr-
aietwdsr of the mason Is fair weather The
wet ,1 tau has bow somewhat of • drawback,
but • moderately fair Jet7 will make op
ter .l1 that.
CONVaar ATORY 01 Allis STICKS.
-Remelt. of the theory eramloatioae is
orneo11ou with the Toronto Conservatory
of Muco, held in Oudenoh June 17th sad
18th, Sheriff Reynolds presiding : Jooler
theory, drat t,s
e
honors -Mir -
Mi Edith Pen -
hale, Blyth ; Miss Estelle Griffin, Wing -
ham. Primary theory, first -clam honor.-
M a, 141 holm.., Chon
James, torn• ; Mr, A.
arCook, UoMnoh ;
Miss Edna Carder, Blyth ; Mfrs Carrie
Slatir, Blyth ; Mir Louie Holmes, Clinton.
Seooal oleos b000r•-Mise Ida Koss, Clio
too, Pass -Mies Nollo MoKeoxn, Clinton
Miss Eh. H•mlltoo, pose to history.
With the exceptive of toe those are all
pupils of W. Olean Campbell,bie entire
oleos being.ucceseful, The Rano exsmla-
altoa. of the Co tory of Masl° osnr..
were held n l'bureday lest at Mr. Camp-
Le!1'. studio, 1. M , F. Harrison, of the
U oourvatory, being the *trimmer. There
were elgbteeo candidates. The mulls w111
be published later.
Ht'8oN Mxu1,01, Ay.., IATION,-A regu-
lar meeting of the Huron Medical Arra.
two was held at Stratford on Thared•y
last, The dootors present were . lir. J. M.
Dinsmore, Ntratterd ; president ; Burrow.,
Siefert', viae president ; Shaw, Clinton,
sea. frets ; Turnbull, Oederioh ; Ruther-
ford, Listowel ; t1'bitem•n, Shske.oear.;
Lang, Granton ; Steels, Tavistock ; Roes,
Sea(0115 ; Drily, J. A. Robertson, Wel-
ker Maskll., W. N. Robertson, Hamilton,
.od Robb, Stri'ford ; Pool and Nolo'. Se-
brloevllle. The filet Item on the program
was the pre.ldeat'e address by Dr. Duo..
more, Stratford. Then the busioer of
miminaftog 1 reprearn's'lye to the O .tario
Medical (Council for No. 4 territorial
division, whlob oomprlese the °aunties of
Huron and Perth, was taken up. Dr J. A.
Retention Ise rt-nomlasted 50 rep ta-
rns, as h• 4157• entire ,atiefactloo durlag
the prevloua term. Phe meeting adjourned
for lunch above noon and met .gado as 130,
when Dr. I J. Fotherl,:gtoo, of Toronto,
delivered • lengthy but intersetl041 address.
ou "Cirrhosis of the Liver lo the Young,'
DMAT4) 01, A FnRo11:1t R1NIOKNT.-We re-
1ret to bare to announce the death •e
Cheadle, Clotshire, Eopl.ad, o1 Henry
1homes Brisbane Desoto, whom many of
our readers will remember r • former res.
Ideal of title town. Mr. De•oo0 was a
brother-I..1a. of the late Mayor Cooke,
and matted • (ioderloh lad,, Ma. Sewlh
who will hay. the sympathy of her hissed.
here fn the loos else has eutteloed. The
Eogli+h paler wblcb 000voys the latelli-
vet oe of Mr. Deemen'e driers ■peaks ol
the root a follow,: "Mr D,a000 died at
hie reeldenoe, 44, Massie street, Cheadle, on
Monday, at the are of 6fll•sigbt years,
from heart afloaalon. Mr. Daiwa was an
old t Ifioer to tett commis•rias department of
the British Army, sod served for • long
Period of yews to India. On retiring 00
proton he took op residence wits relatives
In Uoderwh, Ootarlo, ((.credo, where he
married, and eubet«;neatly rine to England,
.,b sluing employment at the (:headle Royal,
where for s period of thirteen year, he h.o
discharged hie duties with • faithfulness
thet has won him the esteem of the manage-
ment and rf the .101 of tho Institution.
About a month ago he had to relinquish
wo•k, and his gradually stink, and pot-
wtthetsndtng the uoremlttlne attentions of
his surgeon, and the affectionate nur.ing of
hie w,fet, he peeved psaoefolly away. Hie
remains were Interred In • new Frau In
('heedle. harchy&rd oo Wedheeday, among
affeotlon•te offering" tieing • m•snlfi01rt
cross from his Irtndi and staff of the
Cheadle Royal, and delicately co'strooted
wreaths from Miss Ardor net Mb. James,
o wl from his loving wife and child. The
lt.v. J. W. Paull, M. A., offiohNtt at the
sad obsequies at the hour and at the grave -
g ide."
AT Ter. 1.08* FRONT. -The elf. Aleon-
gui0 arrived Thnreday alght from Fort
William with 95,000 briale of wheat for
the elevator and cleared hrid ay night
The Hearn yeoht Cara, on its way from
Detroit to Peoetenguishepe, wee in port
over Friday night. Only the crew was on
hoard, the yaoht being on Its way to take
on • 40.8.0,. party •t Pretense It 1. s
Udy little hoot, and Is °woad by a Pittsburg
man.. The tugs Ede* Ivan and Seibold
o*n• down from the Docks Friday right
with parties of fishermen to np.fd the
Twelfth is town, and left rule for the
P erth Saturday night.. .The robe. Sings -
are was In for several dsy• on her way
from Sarnia to Alpena, 1.ght, clearing
Monday night ....The oche. Cataract, Ilgbr,
was in port on !Wordily on her way from
Sar045 to the Doormen Rey...,Ths •tee.
Arabin, the I;,e.rement lighthouse supply
boat, Dome In Sunday morning and left
early the next morning, P Harty, atp.rin-
tendent of 1lphie, with his wife and family
was an hued and *put o porter of Ur 447
memo the town and that lag hands with old
friends, who ore always glad to "es the eon
dal nperintsodent on his annual visa to
town -The fear revenger' steamer Ire all
making their regohr tripe. The ( (Ity of the
Straits next week will Otye a cheap sxour-
elan to Detroit.... The ate. Midland (fuse
oeme In from Fort William Tuesday after-
noon with 105,000 beetle's of whet for the
eleystor. A eargo of oorn from i eloage le
expected today, and the Advano• will be In
this week ....The lathing hoar, le open aid
• Food many are taking advantage of the
One surf bathing afforded a0 the hsaoh
Progress Is being made no the steamer
odder ooestrnotnn at the island ....The
dredge hes cut i big die. off the Island sod
is still at work there.
LOCAL NEWB 114 BRIEF,
The pleenrne of the Twelfth are over for
another year. hat the satisfaction aperlenned
by ansa... or I'rIAham. tallorin4 Is "a Joy
forever "
Regular meeting of the town °Genet! to.
morrow :Friday) evening.
Mise Jennie Mogan. formerly of Oodetnh,
ha. 5000454 d • position In an 01Rn51e Kerlin.
44 n't forget 9t. I'isoree'. obrroh garden
party this evening on the hematite' grennds
of Mr. (lowlife' Carey.
R•
Campion, K. C., le shout male after
remits' weeks' IMBNmnt to the hones
41. hope he will galokly regain all his old
vigor.
The management */ the Point Form an.
menace that tames of elght or tem may ea.
mere the Farm eenvyanes to take Oban be
Sad Ir.. 040. Yore. fad obey tatty Yaws bee
he bad ou •ppltoat(oo to J. '1'. Goldthorpe,
manager, or by oelhng up telephone No. 34.
it. Holmes, M. 1'., bas rltaraed to his
home atter • rhea to S►, Cathann.. H.
has almost rsovered from h1s tuner, but le
net yet wry strong.
Judge Muria has been prwtod leays .f
comae* for three month. oo account of III
health and Philip Holt, K. C., ha been ape
notated Deputy County Judge for the per
lid of .gob abeeooe.
Seine eel oar oorrespoode.te have not taken
heed of oar warning 714841og the foor•ssed
postage rah on printer.' copy. A 2-o.a►
ramp la now necessary on 'mob budge" .l
oorreepoodnoe ant by mail.
Clinton Newt-Reoord: Mr. Bert. Moll
*1)) 050313 up from Toronto can (be H. 0. B.
excureloo. He was looklog remerably well
sod had grate recovered from the Blair
which prostrated him but wloter. Fog
same month. ho was tr.velling for • drug
bontie but has now .00epted • posttloo In
t5. city.
A special mrtlo4 of all those Iotereted h
the briar to be held an aid of the hospital
rod
sed for neat Monday ewtslog as
7.30, in the law llbr•ry at the assure bones.
A full ateod.00e of the Daughters of the
Empire, be well as of all others IOter.seed
In the good work, 1. urgently requrted.
Any who have oentrlbetloos of work for the
Mortar will kindly leave the same at Mn,
D, Maodooala'., Wellington at., any Hens
before August 5th,
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. W. Mopes., n, of Stratford, woe -
pled the pulpit of North o1net M•tbodleo
Chetah on Sunday evening.
Rey. E. H. Brandi, principal of the
l'olote Aux Trembles School', *111 address
the Gong 'lo,. in Knox ohoroh ore Sab-
bath evening.
'1'b• members of the Baptise church bare
decided to hold the recognition of their
church oo Tumidity, Jur 2910. The oonn-
oil will mese to tee afternoon tad the
reoogaltloo service will be held le the shoo
tog, whoa • error by Rev. B.I). Thomas,
U,D., of 'Toronto, is expected, Next Sun-
day the morning subject will be "Love
Your Neighbor" and Its the evening"Cbrt•t
and Law".
The Preebyte,y of Huron met In Clinton,
Ori the 8ao last. Mr. Sews was appoint-
ed moderator for the sosolog six months.
Rev. Mr. Brandt, principal of t5. Pointe
Aux 'Trembles school, Quebec, beteg pres-
ent, was Invited to .d4n.., the Presbytery,
whiob he did, giving • yery Instructive ad•
dress. Commleslooers to the Assembly
veva • report of their etteadaooe la the
usual way. It was agreed to increase the
Dumber of regular meattngs of Presbytery
from four to five daring the year and that
the date. of theam should be, the third Tose-
uay of January, the first 1need•y of March,
the s.00nd 'Tuesday of May, the tint To..
day of Seotemb.r, sod the wooed 1'oesd.,
of November. The st•odlog oommtti..s an
appointed are a follows : Home Mieeler,
--
Meer. Henderson, McLe•o, MoNeill, min-
isters, and Kernick. M"Quarrfe red Steel-
ing, udders. Church Life and Work, -
Messrs. Davidson, Sewer., Small, minto-
tan ; Clerk, Reid, Bisset, elder., ' Sabbath
Soheeb,-Me.en, James Ramillies, Aodas•
goo, McLeoo•o, ministers ; MOManas,
Tom, McKey, elders. Fiercer, -laser
h•rkio, Margravr, Shaw, enlhl.tere ; Mo.
Faul, Mordle, I,endsboronvh, elders Sup-
erintendeaoo of ;Rodents, --Messrs. MoL.•o,
Dr, Stewart, M , ministers ; ade-
Qnarrl., Malewn, Mardis, elders, Aop-
mentatloo,-'Meese. Farber, Larkin. An-
derson, ministers ; I)uooan MoF•nI, Tom,
elders. Foreign Mlesl000,-Morn, Saw•
ors, Dr. Stewart, Fletcher, m101.ten ; Reid,
Moleweo, Duran, elders. Christian Eo-
desvor,-Mewers. Matto, 1' moron, J. A.
Hamileen, relearn ; Weidman, Mo(Jregot,
Hamilton, elders. Oonl.rsooe,-Mean.
Davidson, Henderson, Sewer., minister ;
Clarke, Kerolok, MoM.anue, elders. The
drat named 00 0514) oommlltee to be
°envenom. The next meeting, Is to be held
in Itrurr8e1.1, on the 14th day of (Mather,
At 10 o'clock a. m,
SUMMER SPORTS.
Three rinks from the Goderl.h bowling
club weal to Seeforth on Tuesday to Oake
part to the tournament then. (he risk
returned home Tuesday everting empty•
handed, but the others had Pot reported .t
time of writing.
A rink of Wtchon howlers oa101 ap with
the orowd on Saturday and had two games
on 050 IV..t street green. I':aoh Hnk won a
Name, Ooderloh Wag right shote ahead ea
Ow total. The Meyer* were, M46ohell--O.
1.. Money, Walter Thomson, ('ol Dougherty
std Wm. Elliot. Uodenoh R. U Itey.
nolle, A. J. Maker, 1)r. Hunter end J.
D. O'Connell.
On Monday "harpoon a number of borer
left here for Bntlord to take part In the
race. there on the 16th and 17th. The
hone* were Dr. Whitely'. John Nolan, R.
41. Smith's Logan ',stickmen, (1. Buxton's
Nellie K, and Lady Laurier, Wooer, to
.I oho Carter, of ('uelph. Logan Landsman
w111 have an opportunity of racing eviler
Wilfrid !reurtme
A three mile bleyole race took plan en
I useday molar last week on the Wrox-
eter track for • purse of 750 and gate re-
.•eipts equally dtvtded. The riders were
Dn. Kaake, of Wroxeter, and E. Iteyaate,
well koown In (Jederlob, For the hot two
sod a half miles the riders took turn to
PeOi0p. but the last half mile was for blood,
Hrt•ans winning by about three Ieogtbe of a
wheel. Phare were abont 250 rpeo(ator5-
An interesting program of sport. was
married 000 at lh. Agricultural *rounds en
Thar.day •r.ning last, Alex. 5101,00 being
the moving spirit In providing the manna's
amusement. There were three bicycle room,
in which the winners were s& follows : /mile
reoe-la, Alex. Meteor; 204, K Hryanr,
Tomato; 3rd. K. MOW. two bra wen
ran in th!a raw soil the time made eau 1:15
and 1:10 in the min race the nenteala0to
wan the same and finished In the mane
order. Time 2.38. The fi.. mite
(Al... Meteor barred) hrorrht net
dx entries -R. Rryen. and K. Neftel a
watch; i)o.al MoOillleoddy, Toronto, 3(10
yards lead; C. .'rnee, 375 yards, and Tem
Mo6lllronddy and Frank McGaw, 400
yard.. 1). MoUf111e0dely won she rue*,
l;. Promos s.00ed and K. Naftali third.
began Landsman, It. le Smith's molest
hone, gave on exhibition half mile. cover-
ing the dis'&nee easily in 52 •eoowd•. Six
thing. wore pitied In the baseball metal
between the Iron linked and 4hnrtlee, the
former winning, 10 1 . The Wirete,
were the rams : Iron Dukes --F. Molaegh-
lle, Jack Tait, Lorne A'g ., A. Knauer.
R, AInte, (l,1.11ples0o, W. 13 , 1( Me-
Leod, l'. Birk Shorties - 1'. Klely, E.
H ,k.,, K Cm10p!ee, J. Marna, Neeu,
Wigs n•, (1 Ctmpto., 1), Athena, ll. A11•e,
R. Oahe.
MARRIED.
APR C1. ARMRTRONO, le Knox cheroh.
on Thursday • veining. July t015 1983. be
Rev. Jas. A. Anderson. It A, Witham 1.
Aoronl to Aller 3t'., dant ►ter of Jobs
Armstrong. tooth of Oed.rteh,
OIED•
DKA('.)\ lb Jon• 1314, el MANIC a
,beagle, Cheertn, r{T]k+eee. termed/ m�ls.11