The Signal, 1903-4-9, Page 7e
THE SIGNAL: GO1)EIICH ONTARIO
TI ULIIDAY, April 9, 1901
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1 News of the District. IE
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3 Death of Dr. kinsman, of Exeter-Seaforth C.
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4 (lir( Died of Poisoning at Detroit -Capt. E
4 Combe, Clinton, to be Wedded --$I,000 C.
4 Reward Offered in Smith Case at Wing- C.
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1 ham ---Other Events Over the County. C
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John 1tansfold, (It UliutAm, is frying then. In 1850 .11, W,1. married to her
to induce the Ottawa Ower cut to now more/wing huNlhnd, \Viii. Hard.
increase the duty on halt ing, and 4..l then, were born two (hil-
l. H. Stratton, loin, 1311u,w•Ix, Ila64 limn, both of whom pie deveawe1 her.
as til ,condo.' of the Ilrlgrave hotel. Mill. Harding had been x Iw16Ide•ut tl(
It. DBruce, the late proprietor, hamExetet for a great 1111111161•., of years,
r• 'td to his farm in Hulh•lt town- and was beloved and e•Mlrenled by a
ehlp• very large cinch of friends.
Mr. a111 Mil. S.(iilchrixt and family,I Mrs. Jaw. Murdoch, of the Inludu I
W11.41 have been I1W4,1eltr of 's. ingh*lu "'a'1. Stanley tow ambit). diel 011 Satur-
tlxy, di4th lilt., in herr eighty -lira year.
She wan a native of ('riot, Yertiwhitw,
Scotland. She came to this rolultry
with her lowland and family forty -
onr yearn ago. and A year afterward,.
Nettled on the hum on the Ia)mbal
haul where the (,mtinutel t41 (wade
tutil the end. - She 1414ye4 it family of
4. w•,1 N0 •11% 111161 t W,1 114u44I11e•Is. 'rli,.14664.
are \\'illixu, and ,1ohu, the tonne., av-
oiding on the adjoining farm and the
Bitter on the homestead. The daugh-
ters an• Nle.. John Aik,nh,al 4101
Mem. Lockhart. of Detroit. The intM-
I1aud and father died alllut ('144114 yearo
ago.
for n nut of yyearn, left last we•e•k
for l'Nrievlle, N. W. T., where they
will l'sidr in future.
Mr. and M11. A. Dunkin, of Mt tid..y
G)wn14hip, celt•br,t4el the twenty - fifth
minivenwry of their wedding 1111 the
27th alto., when x large uut111M•r .r,
friends gathered to partake of their
hospitality.
T. J. Berry. Ilrnsan, ham sold till.
will -known Shirr horse, Klondike, ill
Albert Hewett, of Kincardine. for the
hamisome mum .1 $2,000. Tins horn.
weighs 2,100 pounds, and in all ex(0.1-
knt type of the Mh41w hoose.
Invitatkmx are out for the we4ling
of 4'apt. H. B. ('on11w, of l'linll/u, GI
M"NN Julia Imolai Dunenture, .1 Mitch-
ell. The e1•n•ulunv in to take j1414'4' in
Ttlulty church, Mitchell. at a o'clock
p. ul. on Wrelnt«dxy. April 15th.
The \Ving ham Timers mayo.: The
litany frietulM of Jou. Ansley, eouuty
au Wei , will be slurry ti, 14.41.66
that hr ham Isrfl laid up for the at
two works with eryni`s•la.'e in his foot.
}{Y ho{wbe 64(61466 t1/ 161• 41111,' to 161• •.,hind
again.
Mr,. W. \V. Shots b•ft Myth Last
week fur Tor,nto. where oche will vi64it
for a i-oupl• of work... 1.11.i. Tonnit41
she gone to Fort F'1•anes, in the Rainy
Hirer dirtriet. Where she will make
her future home. herr h1lnh6nd being
engaged In }anoint -moo thele.
Ajl•olle•tt given in the Weed pub-
lic 44•41164)1 (MVO e6.14 g recently WAN It
dae•idwl muccerti And reflects gri'4t
credit tat the teacher, H. Morrinh, who
mspared oa nn twins nu its pn•pan(tion.
,' recitations given by Mims Ixmn
Brydges were e•Npe•ially g.MMI.
A reward of $I,11011 is "Rens) by the
widow ..f the late M. J. Snaith. 114
T1'inghUm, for infor11Atinu that will
lead G. the detect And Nary iltion 114
the pv1M111 lit• tw•rw4116 who are 'dip -
ponied t11 have w•AyIa14I A1141 11114114.41 Ml'.
Mtnith on the eve ' g of ant February
last.
Alex. 4'Anlno, jrleaves Seafortdl
for the West thio week. taking his
family and his 41461.4 ..f grim•.ri4s with
him. Hr will 4.e*te in 1)arlingfold. A
growing vil6lge• hl Kroll hero Manitoba.
11e :aloe takes 16'1111 h1111 the IIIAtel'INI
and (tilt lit for his new 'dor., which he•
will erect after he n•au'lle a then•.
The 61.a1.hslf.M.rs. thug(( Kuhh took
plaice at her late n•Nidene'r in Harper -
hey on Tue•slav 1111144 of laid work.
at
the Agr of 4CV1•11iy•w•eun unsex.
ell lm. 14.1161) haul Iwe•n A 11b1•66t of 11141•-
p11rh1•y for llpw'Anln'of fort a• )'earn.
Her maiden 11A111e• was Fylizal'et11
Merriam. Mlle had liven an invalid
for w1p.•at tunny )'eats, And for w •
thnr•it*ti been nn*lde 116 have her resi-
dence. She leaves a family of three
mono :anti • daughter.
1441x11144 A lire at Clinton T{llll'.,1Ay
evening. while two teems were is•-ing
to the fine stegener, 6,664• of theta col-
lided at the corner ..f the town hall
with A hone cart drawn by hand.
(;hwrlrel'arter ham At 1111-k and thrown
against the cart and IiwilTy-Tnriir4•d.
and p,s6Aibly w • t•ilm broken and in-
juredinternally. One of the horses
struck the tong!.• ,1f the 16(44• ,'art.
whi(•h parole( i(.,sid,•, breaking 14411111.
rills And {perforating bowels and lungs.
The r•Nid,•nce of It. M.TAvi.h. of Lille'
Mill matt, Tnt•k.•tsuaith. WAN tht• meetly
of en int•tw$ti6)44 ..vent 4116 11'eeln.•wlay.
March r,th. ie•ing (h.• 111Nn'ingg1• of him
lI4te•I', Ming .1611610., to Frederick F.
Bush, of Hensel". Taw nuptial knot
WAS erurrly tied by the 124•('. E. H.
Mon14•rm, the. telrmOny being w'itrm•w.-
e l by a n her of invited guests. The
bride is one of Taw•k.•Isnlith's fain•Mt
daughter., while the groom is an en-
terprising and ptrnni411144 point( n1An.
The happy couple are remitting In lien,
sal).
Men. Dismal' Ilait•tl Dick, relict of
the late 4a661e4 Dick, diol at her .e.i-
dence• ill Blyth uu,'1'tiehlxy 66144rfling,
March :41641. after Au.illne•ss of several
weeks with et ngeMtiuu of the Imlgs.
Mrs. Dick was 1n the seven(y-f •th
year of her age and waw born near
i t w' Het 11 1 w' ere she s.,
( hog , taint, h 1 h al
Married her ta14• buslwa1141. In" IN.:1
they alrt•ived in Camel*, settling in
the neighborhood of Whitby. horty
y'e•x1x ago they mowed to Mollie.,
where they Ir•x1d,M1 11I1t11 the death of
Mr. Dirk the years awn, w•11ei1 Mtn.
flick Ind daughter. remuverl tt !Myth.Ili reghat, NI•s. Dick wit. x Pte4by-
terian, being it member of St.
Atut tr•w',.,hurl. Hly'th. She was 11
441NM1, kind-h.•al•tel, ('llI-iMtiall woman
and ne•ighio)1', 111111 i11114'mmed 111NIIy
friends. hive daughters are left to
mourn the hien of at kind slid loving
mother: Jin•. Geo once Ste•nmm{ of
\IA,IIt.441 : MIT. \\'111. I MII111.41w,n 111441i.
,1f Turkersmit41, and Misses Hannah,
Agit.. and Margaret, at hOr114'
A number of yeutes x44g61 Arthur .lack -
son, mon of Jellies JAeksln, 1811 title,
Morris. fell on the Ihrn H,s,t and in -
hmrd his right kat+, Midi it bothered
im mote lir 144416 from that time.
111ve• year+ago he le•ft the farm and
went rxih'w61il•g• and finally was
S,)1)1114 ill charge of the agency at
toney ('reek for the Grand Trunk.
lite limb giving hila c11u4id0.1•able
trouble, he.e•itteel to have (111 oper-
ation performed, with a view of en4-
in44 Ida life. Friday. Manch (kh. Nn
eh. uuinaltion wan 111+.1e by opening the
knee, find A1111nItat' I..4'111e1 a Mtn as
x nere•mMity. (hi taking off the leg
NIM t\'1•
the knee the 111141.11tw was fe,llll,1
to he NBet•tea and Ow' thoett1tm 61.9.4.1 41
(41 lei"nve• the limit entirely. which
they old. the patient deini( under
t•h)Mdorm for three hour,nt Hamilton
hnmpital. This wan on Manch S. and
the bet accounts say Mr. 14c•kwm is
getting along as well AN could lir •'x-
ploatY1. The 416441 iN Mn unusual 1
1111,46 int4nst.ing one to the nlelilaI
fraternity.
A .141IMteh f11'1u 1)1'4 NAL dated
March 27, Nays : -Mies Helen It. MAN -
COM. of Seifnttl4 Ontario. diel wad-
denly last evening. :1p4M•lnules point
to JMtix41 ' g� of 111411111. wort.' probably
Iceldental. Mi)w Master. woe.woe.baformerly
A tlxin111 nurse, 11111 milieu last fall had
been acting as lomsekee•iw•r at No. (ki
East 111 h xlrW(. 41 1114 g he111w•
11'30 4T [;a+nrge F. tiagueoay-.- _ A".'
The little daughter of M. \Villi*nix,
of the Brunswick Hones•, 1Vingham.
hwl N very 1e)W enrage. from death
• ..vening ne•enfly. Thr ehil61 16•,1,1
on the second floor of the hour• play -
log, and in w • way became oy('r-
iMtlancel And fell over the Moir hum -
inter to the Hera floor. A dint •1. 4,f
w'yrnt•r•n feet. Beyond it few Inoliws
on one leg the (hila was that merinnBl%
hurt, but will not have the IOW of her
leg for two o1' (41,1.1• w6e•kN. It in M
wonder how the child 4wmpel with
sn•'h slight injuries.
One of the respected pioneer. of the
township of McKillop twined away 1111
Mxtut1lay, Match *44h, hi the pennon
of French. M,n•ieon, of the tenth vim -
1.0•444i011. 441' hod lwr•n ill for A wreck
with pew $Pl' twniell by A
kidney emnpliestion._ ile WAX in him
sevetit',y'-Hist year, and had lived In
M.'Kl11np for over forty year.. He
lewv.'N three 44411111 And four dnughterx :
Albert. in Cleveland : Heber, 441
MAnit hn. Anil William, at h •
Mem. }tea, of Seaforth ; Mim. I)Avid-
41.n, of McKillop ; Mem. Jelly, of Mhel-
In111e. lam( Mrs. thinning, of Hlrtn,'y.
3MAnit4daa.
On \Vrrlm•wlaav afternoon, Manch
kith. Rey. A. 11. Brown. i). 1).. of nearly w•venly-eight years of age.
R.'lgeat•e, tied the mntritnoni*l knot. ()at. of the oddest 46(11 t highly
between 1)anie•I Shite.•, A well-known respected 1.4tis'n, of Exeter deiarted
y�nnrr(44( fanner of (irny, 111111 M1101 life on Sunday. 'l41th 111t.. in the person
lad .1., eldest tt4ughter of Peter of Henry Kinsnisn, 1.. D. S., At the
and Mtn. (;Antel,n. MI,r'i5, at the I a44t' of nev.nty+iter years. The dr eiuwel
home of the *nide. The bride Watt I When the victim of An int'r1Al
,tt14'nded by MIsN Annie ('Antel6,n, her I gTiiwth, which lied given him conside•-
5i4ter, whili• M41r111,1 M,•nzieaofflei4i141 ride trouble and or which he had
0+ 164nm4tll4%O Mr.. And Mtm. Shine i11e•11 (115.114441 (Al wenn. (.i111' Ag", hal
)t'i11 011441, their home on the groom... • aro IN•tm(m thought the end was mo
fares. 1:3ll c6,ne"3.' "r (ince, when' near: In feet, he Wa4 011 the 41114.1 just
t hey hsve o6, '11, 1441 married life ,i r,.w- d*ym prey In' 11 to him 4enliw•.
1 F
i M3".Old fn, nttm fol A happy Isn1, and when only w few41 4
And mlr(4'44fnbrought l life. Iwai bught by him luarentn to Canaan.d
(hl Thnrm*y', Manch 1fith, the death The family Art.t.lel in lhlrh4nl, near
el
IMeurnat Exet'r of Ann Page, wife Pint Hope. When he grew to men -
of Wm. Harding. The deceased was hod he followed the trade of Infilling
born In Oxfordshire, i{ngl*rd . eighty- and framing. This he cot -dimes -1 for
two y 6440, anti came to this main. sone yearn, 1101h 411. I'or$ fin`s' 411.1
try in b her
42 with r lrn,ther•, Nettling\fil4•hrl1, Msl h(M health failing hint h.
4 i Tallwda-ill•. Shr• wsr shortly after- enten41 the book and 44Ntlotter•y
ward. married to Richard 14.1,,1 - lnlminenn et the falter place Areal
' ('10161•,
and in the• year JAfi4 nlflve,l np NiIlelequrtltly took up dent int 4.y. which
I"' the tlwnehip of 1JAhnrn,', living he w,am A4 (i6..•Iy towag)41 in op In f hi
t hew time a labor tle when her home time of his death. Am n dell int the
1441)61 ham morel, on tlwe 7th of Fel.- limn r-th411en144411y proficient an(
flinty, 185,7, in 14idttulph, while on him by him straig$itforwint and lamest
way hour, leaving hat with Ayr 6hil- dealings with the public ho haat rade
thee' o'el...-k yest•teaay. 4fterlll61in Nunn
M,istets went out. saying she hail an
At A 41,11(141 m. Mh.• 6641'appointment
1N•• 4.Y he he • usual health. At
.14. 1 to111 t
0 p. In. she returned lu • and
Ii,lteh• 4our)lbeitleel she WAN ve1'y
in. Mr. I14gge•t1y And 4l4 01111. of the
roomers helped her 1141x(144»1+ 1 4 her
room. 111•. Montero!' WAN 1•411,e1, but
by that t' • the• wonmin w•a144 dead.
One of the 11" •t., a medical student,
then ,caller County Physician I*.1.
ker. The d(n•tor made an ex ' (''tion
and said ihe,v seemed to be 1411 appear -
ant e of 4511(161111144, im.Nmibly from .
(1141 t4(6 product (earl to relieve Twin.
This. acting 11p111 A weak heart. alight
Guts,' d0.,th. Mr. Haggett 6 staid
he knew of no n•..44111 why Miss Ma. -
t1.114 Should wish to r 't Mui(id6,
and that she W*1l 641w,1611•h,e•r'f11l."
James Fo,myth.•, who th•pr•te1 this
life at him remide•n(e 441 Ejrga['rnondville.
lm \\'ae1111v441Ay. March 2.pth, w45 1)11(
of Ihu1,1) 16 noble (Nand of fnon4ets,
H( WAN 4 11111 ic1. of Black isle, Ross -
attire, Scot) 1, and hail been al
resident of 111urw1 for 44161,111 fitly -four
rem. I 1iatel ' aftl•1• 11114 Tinge.
in INID, he, with his young lvife•, left
the old hand and raffle to Cali/441a,
nettling on A farm in 'Fuck,'Is66lini.
Settlers were few in them• parte in
thtlw' days, and the (auto taken up by
the deveam el was nearly' .111 soli,( bush.
By industry and JJW1104•Veallee, 1111W -
ever. he wnr(t"leil 441 lnnverting it
intoe fertile and ronlfeirtal)1,' h0166,•-
mt1eN1 foli • '4f 1111,1 14,6,ily. His
wife died in i)tlr4, but he cont. 1 to
mend.. the faro( Until the year IAM),
when he dispn1411 of it 111141 1.04141 to
Eg Iti11., Where he resided until
him death. About nineteen )411('44 ago
he was Married 141 Minn .iitu• H4w'484'k,
who ,lt•a•iven hint. Thee a1• 1141
children by the second ttlariage. hill
by the tient there wen. nix, All of whom
have predeceased the fat her Inst the
y(nm44erit daughter. Minn Rls
h•crs, who
1m Mill At. hum,'. Mr. Forsythe wan
many friends. He WAS 141.41141.4114441L1 by
lib. aged partner jUnt A year. IL• fn
survive) by 166(4 WM* 411(1 three
daughter., Mips H. M. KitRuuuln,,
teacher in the Model w•hts/I, Parry
Sound; Miss I. Kinsman. at home.
and Mins Anhui Kitimman, student at
the Conservatory of Mualc, 'Toronto;
!h'. 11. K00406111, Sarnia. diad Ur. A.
R. Kinsman, Exeter. The f Tal took
place to the Exeter eemet•ry \1'editen-
day. _ _ ,
MI88 HELEN M. GOULD.
Aa Uapreballea. W0411411 Who Is
Constantly D.Iag alood Deeds.
One of the most unpretentious wom-
en In this country, considering her
great wealth and social position, L
Miss Helen M. Gould, who has made
herself beloved of all classes by her
generous philanthropy and unostenta-
tious charity. For It L a very small
item Indeed of what Miss Gould gives
away In doing good that comes to the
Dotlee of the public. Writing of Miss
Gould in Everybody's Magazine Juliet
Wilbur Tompklus says:
"To know her one must see Miss
Gould In her country place, Lyndhurst,
at Irvington -on -the -Hudson, where she
spends half the year. 'There she hi sel-
dom without vlsltora-not formal house
partial, formally entertalued, but
friends, often self supporting girls, WM
MIRA Batas Y. OOCLD.
ellme.for a week or six week' to visit
on the simple basis of companionship.
For these there are half a dozen horses
In the stable, and a riding master
comes up from New York to accompa-
ny and teach the less prolicleat. On
summer mornings Miss Gould and her
guests will be up at (6:30, fortified with
feoffee, and off Into the country lanes,
riding hatless and shirt waisted th the
freedom of that early hour. It is not
park riding -that Is, for her winter
months Iu New York -but good, happy,
country galloping, win) sometimes s
brisk race against a shower by way of
excitement. For Miss Gould fears thun-
der as some Hornet) do mice, an(1 there
is no tranquil waiting under a tree for
her when the cannonade begins.
"Most of us can be reached by a dra-
matic cry for help, a pitiful, obvious
tragedy. flung In front of our windows.
But Mies Gould's true claims to the
hearts of her countrymen lie In faith-
ful, undramatic, day by day service -
the ready help, here for a struggling
student, there for a crippled child; the
long hours of work on committees by
which some public end is achieved; the
thousand good deeds of which even her
own right hand does not know, no mod -
brats The left"
writ l the h,'4ny 4411441 16'1.41(4 ,1f IIINIIy Kingman wart horn in Cornwall.II1(
L•IAt v,' Health..
MARKET REPORTS.
grain Market. Are steady - Liverpool
C'le... Semler, sad Chicago Higbee-
The
igherThe Yl.lble supply -Quotations.
Monday Mvralug, April 0.
Liverpool wheat and Guru Iulures dosed
'4441 lower to -day thou Saturday.
At Chicago to -day Slay wheal (lobed '44
bleier than Saturday, May ecru uuch:tased
and May oats unehroged.
TAIL '. 1,101.1'..1 I.1'Ll;.
As eocopared with a week ago, the v(aILIe
.uppl) 01 wheat 114 Canada 11141 the Culted
Stares has decreased 11,13:1,4A10ji Astarte: tori
steered...al 301,90(4 buabel.: .uta de.•n•a•rd
WOO bushel''. Follow Mg In a rotuP+tea.
tare stattmeat for the seek radioass tu•Ila71
this preceding week sad correapsedleg week
ef, last year:
Apl,a,'W. Mr6.30.4Et Ap1.6,'uo.
Wheat. ha. ..41: n,s,a'o L1,•a11,0041 48,410.166.
Cor., bu. , . 9,1311,II1.011 7,307,00 8,608.1100
oats, bu. . 7,339.000 1,1141.1M)U 3,:111,4144
Tu royp(tulste, the visible supply t r
wheat la Canada and the United Statek to
g,.t her with that afloat to t:uUUPe. le
71.1108,000 bushels, eeelu.l 72 ,Jl.A$( bund•
vas a week ago and 7u,.19C,UW buahelk a
)coir ago.
1 ',AGING W u t:A r '6 .6111. 1' 1'
PollowiUg are the• timing quotations at
important wheat centras no -day :
area. Msy. July. sept.
New York .•.• 7714 7644' 734
Chi/ ago T 7Wµ •
68%
Toledo . . t:pyi 7 711' .
ln:hnh, No. 1 N. 74(1 74 74% . • • •
TOIONTel hr. 1.A1y IIHNC Ii
G. eta -
Wheat, red, bush 10 71 t0 5....
16 seat, white, busk 0 11% • • • •
wIona,rrla�s, Duni 07'11 ••••
Naha6666, balda• basil. i .o 160
Hears, hasiimeae,i 1.76
Hie. busk, 0 661
Barley, bask. 0 43
Ooatx. bulb. 0 86
CATTLE MARKETS.
foibles Money - Montreal Prase
Lower Whoa a Weer Ago.
at
1Y1yt• to 1De pet dlb. l tar Ameneaavcattlee steers.
dressed weight; Canadian steers, 12c to
Lase per lb.; refrigerator beet, 914c per
Ib. Sheep, Mix to Ilk. ''r'''''eed waled.
MONTREAL L1VIt PITO('K.
Tb. looda, nlgbt N/tier.
The Sunday night supper that Is in-
formal phi to a d
e •rel' Is
I and In /.
rma •
to I 1
won-
dered
It 1s not to be
gaining favor,
at, for these little suppers hove
much to commend them. For one thing,
they anve trouble. if servants an
kepi, Sunday is usually the day out
It the mother prepares the meals, she
Is reluctant to go Into the kitchen In
her "Sunday undA Meet" and get a hot meal.
So the suppers come In Windy, and
they aro delightfully Jolly as well, for
every one helps to get supper and set
the table.
For one thing, there is usually some
deviled ham or Holland herring. This,
In a can
u " baa been bought
f co 4.a
O
'
the day before and only needs to b1
taken from the refrigerator. Then there
• is the coffee to be set over a gas jet,
the rye bread to cut, ollveg to stat out,
plcklea, of course, and to finish up tonne
cake made the day before.
A chafing dish, be it ever ao cheap,
contributes more to the Sunday night
mapper (him anything elite, for by its
aid some appetizing mode dl6li can be
prepared right at the table. The form-
al Sunday night allp4Mr is s thing of
the past, for which the busy holm. -
keeper, who has her one breathing spell
011 Sunday_ gives humble thuuks.
To be stroeg you must hate 44(144.4
nplx•Lit•. g(16111 1111{1,0 imp and Kinn)
smnimiLllion. M411,'r'4l' 4Mn1nd
him
Mlle bring 4114 thew•. For MAlr by Ju..
41Vilmm.
M,.treal, April 6. --There were about
180 0 head of butchers' cattle, 900 calves
and 66 sheep and lambs offered for ole at
the Nest hind Abattoir today. The butch-
es were eat In full force and trade was
brisk, with prices rather lower than on
last week's markets. quality considered.
There were liberal supplies of Easter bed,
and prima ranted from 5c to 6c per
very few brought over 6140 per ab. Pr mel
bee -vee sold et about 4%e, medium cattle
at from 88114jcc to 4(4e a d the common stock
• 6 from 2'4e to 814 11). There were
about 50 ranch open on the market. bat
there was not mu'h demand for them.
Prices were from $26 to 865 each. Calve
,o Id at from 81 to 112 each, most of the
sales being at from $2 to 54 each. Sheep
sold a6 from 8140 to 464e per lb., y.arllnss
at from 614e to 6144' per Ib. Spring Iambs
g old at from 83 to 53 each. Fat bop an
very plentiful and gold at from 6140 to
Pic per Ib, w4dghed off the lam.
EAST 140 PALO CATTLC MAREZT.
Fast Buffalo, April 6. -Cattle -Receipts,
8500 head : active: heavy firm; others 100
to 1'e' higher; prime steers. 56.85 to60:
new at 55.60; shipping otters. 55.10 to *26;
butchers, 84.60 to 55.166 betters, $8.75 t.
56 cows. 03.25 to 8440: bulla, 83.60 to
84.50; feeders. 14 to 44.66; stockers, 03.60
to 54.40; stock heifers. 83 to 03.75; fresh
cows and springers steady; good to chto oice,
ummonto .1i8mtod525. um t'y good, l reeceipta, 850
bead: T5c higher; tops, $8.26 to $8.60: Coin
mon to good, $6 to 08. Hogs, receipts,
14.50) head; fairly active; heavy, $7.65 to
$7.75; a few 57.90: mixed and medium,
$7.55 to $7114; ',others, 57.40 to $7.45;
strong weight, $ :,0. pigs, 17.2..' to $7.30:
worths, $6.90 to 57 25; stage, $5.50 to $6:
closing slow on pies: strong on others.
Sheep and Iambs, re, olpta, 17.600 bead; le•
five: ',beep steady: lambs 15e to Zett hlrh-
er: tops, native lambs, 88.10 to 88.15; cult*,
to rood, $3".O to 44' westerns, 87.86 to 58;
senrllogn. 07 to 7.26; ewe 86 to $6.50:
sheep, 1. mired, 50.26 to $6,50; culls to
good, 53.2; to $6.15.
NEW Y01411 LITS STOCK.
New York, April 6.-Beeves--Recelp(J,
1500: firm to 10c higher: steers, $5 05 to
$5.05; bulla, $.1.25 to $4.70; cows, $1.60 to
54.30. Exports to -day. 12 cattle ■ad 116
sheep. Calves, receipts. 5003: active and.'
folly hoc higher. Velil 54.60 to $8.50;
tors. 08.75; culla, $4; buttermilks and mix-
ed calves, 54.60 to 16: little calves. nominal.
Sheep and lambs, receipts, 8386: sheep arts
to lee higher. Sheep, 54.50 to $6.76- n-
trn. 87; few clipped. 53.50 to $6.26; limbs,
$0 to 08.25; clipped do.. $5 to $7: spring
lalntaa, $5 to 57.50. Hose, receipts, 7142;
trifle easier: Stets and Pennaylvsnla hogs)
57.60 to $1.66; Virginia bop, 417.40..
CHICAGO LIVE arrOCK.
Chklgo. April R. -Cattle -Receipts, Ilk;
000, Including 800 Torana: steady to 10e
�• tower; good to prima steers, $1190 to 56 00:
poor to medlem, 53.90 to 44.75: stockers
and feeders, 32.76 to 54.75: cows, $1.80 t0
2.50 to .76' canners 1.60
.2.'.: letter 5
N
s 5 N
t8 02.80: hal-. i2to 2Cr calves, ,
to
p Tszu-ted steers, 84.10 to 04.60.
joi(s-Recelpts to -day, 29,000: to -morrow,
20,000: left over, 3600: slow end 50 low-
er: mixed and butchers, $7.10 to $7.26;
good to choice. heavy. $7 84) to 87.50: weigh,
heavy, 57,10 to 57.50; light. 56.86 to 57.15:
bulk of ales, 07.13 to 87.96.
Shoop-Reeelpt.. 20.000; sheep end Iambs.
chole .t.i,4.�yv; otb,•rs lower; good to choice
wether'', 56. TS to 57: fair to ehdre mixed,
54.60 to 56.50; native latob., 55.50 to 57,80.
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�\It. :unl \11s. A. R.
.\ nd.•l
Ihnlgtulnon. arrived in tlwn yemtetdaly
1141 their ret mai frau a visit ;,f several
months in 4'nliiornil'and are laud 411
their j)rtiw•x,1f the beautiful ,(Ii111At4•.
.Io.t before I0.avillg; they jhad - one of
the heaviest (rains for year. /at
Angeles Amt; ',imam' that 1tti41net .
whichwash
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heumatism..
le Uric Acid In the blood
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. If the kidneys acted
.0 they should the would
, (rain the Uric they
out
of the system and rheum.,
tisin wouldn't odour. Rheu-
matism Is a Kidney 1)1..
6.4416. Dod4'a Kidney Pills
taut made a great Part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get at
lh. CY W }
. of close IYi fur
S hooting Paine a,,,1 snit,
aching joint.. There la
but 0111 sun way--
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
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Fencing and Painting
Mr -
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Yule auk lin to ,tale 11111. I1•144/4l1l44: It. 14'4.1l6l1g w•.• 41411,111. 164/6' -
end kiwis with 11 14144.' rant:.• of 114.444111«, etc., 'Including the
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4. 1,1114116'16:
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Iw• (.,1111,1 mend 1411411 l'111ell/e66rit,.
The;lel: 4. twat I16ieitiv', making a1 joint Which clulnot 116
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'rhe 1 1) E .1 1. tts a1 spiting in uy(r)' (.011 111'46, giving i1
elastb441).and iu11ply providing for (1,nt11(1t• and exprlaol•.
It requites few posts on arisen -it of its heavy, stiff stays. E11 4.1U111.1t be easily raised 1111111 the 441 1 a, presite l down
:IL tl r' ill l t.
It i. quickly and easily .•trcteel.
1t 111,IA,•,. a6 11110. aptlearanoe Wh.•11 well "4retchel. '
'- 11 p•1•111411el11'lltly 411111111ye•.. y ' plrlp•1•ty, being made to _.ego
hl,t. -
\\•hat 1s more e•s,M•ut iaal to an ideal relive? -mos
‘V.. 16.14 :1 0-1161• hurl wire 14'1.111•0. of lighter sizes at 15c per
E 4.,.1, 1e.. 2.• for c11.11. The beet Vow.• offer going.
14.11411 AND COILED \\-IBE 41'11.1. +62.73.
CLEARING SALE E
AT COST AND UNDER E
Of ready-made st; 11'3 and OV F.It
COATS(, 1o111aus. •
"IRON -OX
TABLETS
are by far the most attract-
ively put up remedy I have
ever seen, and the immediate
favor they have found with
my customers surpasses any-
thing in my experience. I
can also speak most highly
of the medicine itself.
I heartily wish you the suc-
cess which I am sure you will
have."-WM. H. CAA 1neRR,
Druggist, Bridgeport, Conn.
They Cure Constipation and
tndIgs.tlon.
30 Tablets. 23 Conte.
SUPERBA CABLE
All ordered work can•bdly KU' o,.1co to
H DUNLOP, T t
West Huron
LICENSE DISTRICT
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w111 I111.•1 .11 1hr
Inspector's Office, Clinton,
115
TOUVSDAI, Ann, IN1, 1613,
AT 3 O'CLOCK 1'. M.,
In ron.ld'r I he appli-W ion.• for the lice. •
of 1110.11441.
All petition. or *optical ions to heee14t to W.
.1. 4'Ni.lr)'. 1t •l."9..r. I lin11Nt.
The a uudh•r of Ii.ew..•.. for the year Mt 190
16xe 261 hotel. and ...(iota•. The number "0
appliratiun- for the, year 11/0-1014 4. 31 hotel..
4,641 2
New application. 5. Pike,- Waverly Ilou.•.
Clinton ; N. 0. ikWID. 4'arl,w, and Alex. Orr.
Itnm•wlek Ilou.1•, \\'l,guin'. ]o Iln•nv
granted In any hot(1 16114. lir+ala' Moll a4 .int
'hit..• 1211 Ile plr•ini'.'-.
W. J.I'.a1N1.KV.
xry lA•plr•tor. l linins.
Patented ist May, 1900
ARE GUARANTEED
FOR 511.1 sv
J. BROPiIF,i' 8 SON, - Goderic6.
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foebee agree'.
17'S ALL RIGHT !
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SPRING TERM
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March 6. Tw •roar',w ram -
MA shorthand. Seal for lot
lege jnurn 1.
C. A FLEMING, A L. MuINTYi4I,
1.116T'i Wll..
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THE OLD
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAY- JN HANG
1'1. I,K<I'
Scrllthll llrt1 Ct1
1:: Tilt: M.11RI:P I
Al 1'0,41 we'61t.111 .n IA. 1:41+a1 1•N'1•:e.
where yon art Alto 11.. 'b4 . Mn.
orl..r', bot •1 L: $. 4 SL.ZTBARD'S
S1.1,22 p!.n0101V 01101de4 1.0.
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... In Paints .. .-.4111
E 11 I) 1. I. 1' 1\' 1)1) D h:L. Ib' 611.,11. \\'hy, it is 4111ly a 4111.444t 1011
14 1int,• 11111 i 11 tl I. 1. Y \1'ttt) 11 nll..ilute•I%• stipulated and
6611r.1 116• 'W.I. Every lin lir II O I, 1, Y \V 411) it is guaranteed
▪ to "4411141 :, y..411•4. .\II we want i, to ..•lI you one small tiekandr
• Ica you lie ek•• your own (o661par4,o1'.. You will 41way4 buy -•
.- 11 0 1. Y \\' III) IIafterthat. \V.• have 11 little 1,64,k ('Alltel
4W- ''flint, and 1 11.tw 141 4'16' ft." 111.'..4 64*' are Kiting away 141 pros- -.Alp
• petIYe• t•II"4,1Ime-t'.. IA• Mlle 1 get one.
A F' r I. 1. 4'I' O (''l( I) h 11 .1 11 D 4141- .1 It F. 1 N.
1903
Buggies and Carriages
FOR 1903.
Every Buggy up -to -(late in style anti Finish,
and well (nude --they are all w a l r a 11 t, e d.
LA VIS' WA REROOINS
HAMILTON -ST., - GODERICH,
iy THE THE PLACE TI) 13FT THE
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McKENZIE & HOWELL,
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RIG= i GOODS at RIGIIT PRICES
We handle ton 4411(0(+ c4 the following well known maker,
WM. (Haar k Mohs, Chatham; i11eLAI1nIILI't CARRIAc:C CO, (l.hstro ;
CANADA CAs*bAna ('o., hrock' ill• ; T morn BItg07 Co, OHO..
0411 At altar Wareroolm And tell the Targe stock we have 011 hand.
A1.0 all kinds of FA1{M11NO MACHINERY And 11E)'.\14(5.
LAVIS' WAREROOMS, Hamilton-st.
GUNDRY BROS.
51122 40c» thus they have p,.rcha.•ed froth Mr. A. M. POLLEY his
LIVERY,- H,AoK AND 'BUS
Business. and that they will be found at the old stand on South Street
with a good stock of useful Livery Horses.
charge Wen-appofntnd Hacks and reliable Drivers In oft the 'Buses
which will meet all trains and steamboats.
All Calle att"nded to promptly from hotels and private houses
T. GUNDRY
TELEPHONE 60
W. H. GUNDRY
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BICYCLE and
KINGSTON - STREET REPAIR Shop
We handle all kind, of new high grime glachinee, among thew
the CLEVELAND, K dt 1). and ANTELOPE. In our Shop
you will find no' ping but the hest, which is none ton good for
you. We can tit your 4 heel with a "New Departure," "Cinch,"
or "Morrow"' Coaster Brake. They're all right. Try one.
(tile Sh:(ONI)-IIAN11 WHEELS aro all thoroughly•
overl"wllel in Mn expert manner, and are aur.' to givo goad satis-
faction, even At the Iow price, We tell at. Conte and ,en us if
you want eatiataction at very reasonable prizes.
\1•,• rent Whe•IN---
Ih) fill kine' of repairs
-- Si•11 bi.•yrll• .1111611h....
• --Make Old wlte'I,. 118 g,ng1 ars ttew'.
\lye krone b,,.1 to.lu it -hot only 1111 MINA 64164)1 l4'11114.
(.0111.' 6)661 test how good the lig repair chop and livery can do
for you.
J NO. YULE,
1 T i E Bicycles, Repairs,
1 v U 1. Sundries, Livery.
KINGSTON STREET, NEXT , OPERA NOUSE, GODERIGJ.
ALL THE USEFUL BRANC;S are taught in the
Our students Ore 1114 g11111 14 1114941 flirt. johN• hilt After A r11n1l4P 411 thin .'nIlegRe it
will h6• no trouble for then Io hold 14(1y position. R-,' aid then,. if p sulihle, to
obtain enl Iloment hal we 111'46 (41,144, Ilium to 1114,1111:lin the• high tepidnlion
thin mehin.I )-IUs nle(1,ireI. J W WESTERVELT, Principal.
Use Printed Stationery
In your llusineas Correspondence. You can
get (:(N01) PRINTING ON 0001) 1'A1'ER at
THE SIGNAL.