The Signal, 1912-4-25, Page 1SI CTY•Ft IURTH YRAK--Nu. WSI
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Mead Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Coderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
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Agent of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canadel.-
The Western Assurance ('nmpany.
rhe Rnyal Exchange Assurance 01 London, England.
The London and Lancashire Guarantee and Accident Cu.
The American Surety Company of New York.
All kinds of Insurances.
office next to Canadian Bank of Commerce
OODEHICH, OItT
FOR SALE.
TI O R MALE, -A II
YSEOOND-AND
apacit`'ha O OROI N Wli i.'Eog'ls Dods
ham
rich.
L'OR SALE CHEAP. -SIX -HORSE -
V PUwgat 1911 gasoline verba- by calls
Perfectba Meter Co.. erne t maxs equip-
went:
quip-
went: keg Matt. Wes -bade propeller. staff
hew reverse gear• spark oil sad ea teresssary
wiring and banal, switch. Rases /pr}sMrt
ere Installing twelve e[ sari
make. Elaine was= abet
eeson sod Is In J. T.
nhATltB k Co.. Meant Perak Oat.
�BBd seal
OOW FOR SALK-MILKS
.l I . J. l ess_istri(-WYI tines to tae his.
L'OR SALE. -BUFF ORPINOTON
1 elms for hatching from sock deed 1w
Toronto. .G.epe�lprpb a.. Brantford prate
SON. Diol p. Write cr pboee. 1
`,PRAYING OUTFITS, ETC.
I
Nothing _pars better than the erre of your
orchard. The very best spraying outfits and
material at lowest pubes. Vor We by D. F.
H.AMLINK. Godetic&
L•OR SALE. -1 SET SINGLE DRIV-
1 INC& hareem, 1 est eagle dray hereme.1
robes. 1 dray. 1 sleigh, 1 matter. 1 rubber turd
uWweft. et A o aoC` • geed baefaln- ED
GODERICH. THURSDAY. AP 25. 191•'
FOR SALE OR TO WIT
igiOR BALE OR RENT. - THE
1 Ideas at ersee Britannia and Bayfield
Mkrsos.Uy occupied by J. Stead.
}r t- Bowleg town. Coatortaide brick
111111901A61118$11.
�ss� rB4 •
E � road. or n Apply
Mild. I tHUGH
0 .. 00 -ft
LOST OR FOUND._
rND.-PURSE WITH A SMALL
et msosy. Aypiy at THE SIGNAL
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE --8"." OF HEALTH.
Under lithe Board of Hsaltb. the
ciUwad are see tba ell b.ckyards
datgm�dossed st Kms bane Ms let
vfilteiwill eadasimme Ids
��attyy after
asApril 9 ia1 sod OW
asillities
madly Mycelium
Me= 1endd r Meader sseased
Medea tis Prstis.tr.
A.C. HUNTER. I. R 111WI45.
Ma M.H.O. 1 .b ra Heard a Health
F♦ R II OLP AND DOMESTIC
BSRVA�-Penal. regartili tartsMip
Mood at edea to WILLIAM MoQUiL-
LiN. lee Gemmed
. flet OrdersRw�armD
aRMMIan. • Oat.. will receive � tat
L'UR SALE. -TWO LOTS OF ONE -
J: QUARTER aon Park street.ApolHIS Or1Og
00-1t
FOR SALE.-HOU8E, OORNER
ite=and Jalord amts. So reaable
otter re Apply to !1 PARK S EKT.
PALPERHANGiNO. PAINTING
keleselielsg. etc. Ftlmaelese work.
Priam r(git. eswar week dose Mdse tis
reek. A. SN -_ street. Huatbk. 97il
NOTICE TO CONTIAcroIs.
CE 70 CONTRACTORS.
will De reoivedpletlthe undersigned
brae erection and oomen of a summer
hwsa ser beagalowl oo MM r•toperty in the
tesla of Osderleb. Plans and specifications
be aes
rat tbe omoe a The Signal.
lowest or any tender not neaessearily
LIOR SALE. -A CHOICE PIN OF_
frPartridge Wyandettasse oone coc•
five kerel wed ke »d ,`�`ur. F
information apply at SIGNAL
WALL PAPER.- 1912 W ALS.
basks at hand tram Tor-
mto w"afl Prjt~Cn. 8dses dad balm=
w •gk dobe tae rod. ti
d niers sad She rel. A. 8 NAEQ. A.
F.
et guest. Oed sten. &t!
(girls Wanted
Geed
t-stspoymen
T16
MOONEY BISCUIT
t CANDY CO.. LTD
Sttstlsed
dike pML
C. M. BURT'(1N.
r Kerlone. street. Detroit Mich
ANNUAL MEETING.
Ecto
BALK -A BUILDING LOT
Newgate street. Apply to E. J. PRID-
es-it
HE OODERiO ELEVATOR AND
TRatlerr OOMPANY,LiMiTED.
Pleas take that the annual general
d tip a the Goderieb
sed Comtraa}. Lmltea. sem
IMYes IM d tM Maeyer. North
........„.. T MAY 1sT. 1972.
en tE area tlw cite.1.971 n d dlreowrs
sod tM 11%n.+0Usa at W
may pnoperU be hnflttNa
I
11 Jilt tW9.LH
12. Merl
WOR SALE. -A FRAME HOUSE .
L m Macke street one-half acre of land ; a
member d email fruit thee, arable and good
water -A/W to MIlid VAN TONK, 61
stoat. 19.91
r1bosse on Gloucester Terrace. fitted with
BENT. -A SIX -ROOMED
all modern con veulencea, Apply to JOS. ( .�be
Origin, Jailer.
_________. _
In vestors9
Attcntion!
If you are open to invsst !1100.00 to $1.000.G). easy"
payment.. write us at once. People who have
invested through us in the past are now reaping
frost 23 per cent. to 200 per cent. on their invest-
ment. We place investment. in choice inside
City Property and are at present investing in
Weyburn, Saskatchewan
Inside Property
and
prttgits ethis
as we believe it will he the next City in Sankat
g1ewso. Buildings under construction
11 sowmt to over ♦1,000.4100 s 7s 1
Ttgtee .ew,lines of Railways assured. making it a
bee Railway Centre.
If you are interested. write us.
E. V. Campion & Compafl),
WETBURN SECURITY BANK RI ILi)iN(;
WRYBU RN. SASKATCHEWAN
1
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
L'OR SALE. -81X FIRST-CLASS
1 building Ise ay Montreal and North
streets. CHARLES GARItOW. OStJ
FOR SALE. -THAT FINE RE81-
deatlal property at t he corner a Cameron
andstreeform eels, known se the A.
Mcn A71ap t, property, 1.. fur vie. It contains
eight. town lob, pplooted with the choicest
troll. of all kl. de. There are two brkk 1
ho uses, each of two stories. one built onlylas I
year. and Me other to deet -dans eetans repair. th
nam see bartheemodernconvenient's'', and alto
genitor Uooderioh. �Wtu beyadd` on moot
reasonable
bran. Apply to P.J. RYAN iloderich.
tr
AUf'ITON SALES.
AI"CTION SALE
lie
iitoPl:ltrV
I have been Irtraeted by tbe executers of
the 8meeth Mate to sell by public auction the
commodious and desirable reetdence on Nelson
street 00
SATURDAY. APRIL rib
on the premises, eoermeuring at 2.91 oclock.
Thi.• property is suitanle for private real
donor. boarding and rooming house. or oould
made into apartment house at little sort.
Terms easy.
For turtJ.er Information apply to
F. J. PRID AM. THt18. GCNDRY.
Auctioneer.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON
Huron road. a siert Maws from town
limits. Lot coeWr two wee wtM good
orchard and small fruits. nesse Muse in good
repair. Auyooe wk.hing to Inspect ewe_ will
be welcome at any tameapply at PIIS
OFFICE tor information. 19.11
R BALE. --THE HOUSE AND
lot ea Palmerston street. Goderich. be
to Mra, lfae(aillivrey is offered fermis.
Pries bl site: the lot oo the north .-..&Aplrly at THE SIGNAL OFFICE. Uobate&
u/m
L OR QUICK SALE OR RN1 T.-
1 The new hoose tie Kart street. 044111leI.
occupied
cony G. M. Elliott. This trews him all
dp��y
location. lai K y 1st aApveellyy
M 0.14 KLL1orr. OMm1ei. 97.11
a read gibes HOUSE ON
Ombra tars : sloe essma ape hath :
ender whoa fltly-two het
d Apply to T tit. HATES. 90.11
L11OR SALE. - A COMMODIOUS
1 • withgear the p.. reosdy bunt
cpm
R. RZIme N
Apply a W.
LR BALE. -TSN ACRES FRONT-
S' INO South sad Bennett sweetie, Oodmieb.
weft Myth land sverloekie.g Lake Huron
astOrsi ,sand
snk1pter paltry. small trate
Irene
emigre land: esWisoEA. -tunnel's( IM avenue, .
•
L M'U-------
TRENT. -THS STORE NOW OC- CABIN OF THANES.
CUPIED by Mr. 8s s4. Hamiltem street ; r
ass o1110Met beiseatstaals In ppwr, Rent ARD OF THANES.
modsrste Anot� at atoms se to MHS. F. AL
t.
ALLWIN, lflf Grund street. Toronto. f16-tfThe widow sed family of fire We William
R HALE. -100 ACRES OF LAND news shown
thank their friends for Use
ghoanm Lim daring his last Mow
11 tense north a the town a Seaforth.
clay lsamn, all 'soder cultivation: balk
barn, with oemant flown: large frame Iowa.• (LARD OF THANKS . - MR. J. J.
newly painted. all la good repair: well at both V McEwee and Wally take this 0apartaaltay
baro and house. Aa ideal borne. Amity to of Waking their [deeds tor the kledawla
OM18818U8=E DOVENLOCK, Ssatortb, Ont. I shown them daring lie Clow and subs gaent
W tf death of Mrs. McCoys:"
A UCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
There will be offered for axle `y public nuc
Don on 's the m...ides of the ware school ih81•
Andrew Ward on
SATURDAY. THE ITH DAY OF MAY. 1912.
at 2 o'clock in the Itternoon, the to 'lowing
different parcels of lend
1. The school property known as 8t. And-
rew's Ward School. ooesisnngof two large lots
and the kind Med thereon.
Y. The west half of 101 7)) on Elgin ave. ad-
joining the homes of George Hargitt, artist. on
the corner of Wellington rt. and Elgin ave.
• i Part of lot 1375 at the corner of Elgin ave.
and Market et.. bele& psi of the Garruw prop-
erty. having a frontage of Ori feet on Elgin ave.
by 75 Leet deep. This is a very desirable build-
ls>s
owner.
1. Lot H. being • want lot on Brit gonia rued
at the corner et Intsaheth et. This also 4s a
vers" desirable builds sa lot, not tar from the
dammer Hots) dad eatable for building sum-
mer mottoes".
Terms a sale. --I0 per oent to be paid oe the
day of rale and balanus within tairty days from
that. when aatl..ta9Mry title will be elven.
Other particulars will be made known on tM
day d gala ler Weber particulars apply W
THOMAS GUMMY, J. W. CRAIGIE,
Auctioneer. Owner.
Dated April M. 191 3. Rale
f
r
Curb
Clearing Auction Sale
v1
OF
L i verys
nd
AT
I•)
usiness
OUNDRY'S LIVERY STABLES
• THE RED BARN
SOUTH STREET, GODERICH, ON
Wednesday, M iy Ist,1912
('omtnencing at 1 o'clock sharp, and cootie ulna until all 1+ dlspoeed of, about
711 GOOD SEASONED HORSES
l chewpnt mere. Mrs, 0 yea:. old. by
1 brown
Y.
Daisy, a years old.
I brown mare. Lucy. 1 years old.
1 brown mare. Maud. 0 soars old.
1 amok mate. Nellie:11 yeas old.
J hackney mere. Tbpay. 4 years old.
1 black gelding. Joe. 14 years eLL
there are
1 pair a grey mares. 7 yearsold, sound
and a splendid geed livery pair.
1 pair of brown mares. 7 and 0 years
old. sowed and good.
I pair spotted mesa psalm. IW bands.
Iand 3years MIL
1 pair a bay mares. le yeas old.
1 bar gsHing. Janina 5 mare aid. by
Sam Medina.
1 tax noldteg. debt. IS yeas old. by
8mdbefoo.
1 bay mem. Mabel 0 yr...okl. by Sidney.
1 bay gsiaieg. ft years old. at preemie o0
1 bay gelding. 4 years old.
1 finer folding. a years old. at present
ea bas.
lbw mars, h. foal a • heavy haste.
Senbeavy work berme. ham s to it
EQUIPMENT
1 new rubber -trod tandems. beeAt
from Jobe Campbell t Son
June.
1 thneesated carriage. Todhope. new
et 1 rubl ber tired covered "array, pole and
G�atti� sew lest year.
1 rubber.tttsd sties surreys. aM►hk new
last. year.
;Seel -tired epee aarrer. starts.
1 robber -tired v
1 wegoastte• y Walker. fifteen-
s ro t
t Son. shopes. swim
by
4 bbeet(ted ataibopee. mads by
t Sas, sew lest maw
5 ru 11gM yeti smarts. sew Met
10 wevsOp I begsis. seem jest Is. saver
11=0.11110emstaawbepe.
$Slade.-. cutter..
.otter.
Urs win) anon assts.
7 wader.
1 sslmeiig se moans arse.
1 set .mw seed drafty goo.
team et kw.l nares . +�•��
1 set sit wegesetes Manes
ilea, st beet banes.
Melba tiaga+w"
e
II ea milkwy. bear
eall=aamsmsdtaeu., rte.
seer, w10whips. beget,. oattar
tMh
Ise_
Charles
sad raiment
tegether
use teemattar
The property wUl also be offered for sale at the tame thee.
TERMS t -All pus. of $Nifq and Binder, Dash ; over that amount. 7
months' credit era, Mven on furnishing approved joist
qoq� A dlsrrafst at the
rats of 6 per wart. per annum
allow.. ler sur ea credit amounts.
"everything wig ps4Meeb be seM wittiest any were, as 1 r dein weer ver
most d the dmm10er
Thos. Gundry, John Purvis,
PROPRIETOR. AUCTIONEER.
.r- -... Y--
ivaL.
A TRIAL TRI P
The. Signal R ► for
balance oft year
to uewssuhet fibers
for only
50 CENTS
TUE MORAL PHI.: 'NG CO.. Ltd., Welamoa
0ODERICH MARKETS.
Yinissoar. April Mt
whonts p•r sods SO 996 w
IIS wheat, Per WA-- 0 a' W
hdahpar �per bonsat to
par bnah. 0 to to
1 19 to
host
Barley per boas 1 M t0
8ae�gs, per ton
re• ar. ' per per a p w
opar tea
Mara. par 700
Straw per toe. new
Wood, per load
Better, per lb
Cheese, per ib
1170000ttoo
12 90 to
000 to
6 00 to
025 to
o
1- to
Eggs. fresh per dos o 18 to
Apples, per bbl.. .. .. Y 50 to
Potatoes, per bushel..... .. 91 to
Cattle, ceding to good, per cwte• to
(�at;te, eS zport, per cwt 51S toto
Tallow, per cwt 1 Wlow, per lb 05 to
Hide*, per owl 7 M to
dheepskina 25 to
In CHARGE OF GRAFT.
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PROPRIETOR OF UNION HOTEL
MAKES SERIOUS STATEMENT.
JO
1 70
100
mU thl
2 75
3 00
77 W
13 tq
s pl
5 50
021
0 yo
*10
3 511
11.1
5 ,')
5 75
0 15
450
35
730
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -April 25th
Peas
Card of Thanks -J..1. McEwen . .. ... . 11
Reader --G. T. R. .. a
07 Positlooe-Central Baalnest COBtae, Tor
onto . •- 5
House for Sale or Reat-H. H. Hill ..... .. 1
Oirla Wasted -Mooney Biscuit & Candy Co..
Stratford 1
Auction bale-Smoeth haste 1
To Bicyclists -John G. Kuats .. . _......... 2
Building Lot for Sale- F. J. Pridham 1
Lots for Sale -Apply at ThlsOfftoe 1
Auction Sale of Town Property -J. W, Crsi&ie 1
Lou e Brothers Palm - Howell Hardware
Oa..oline Engine for dale -J. T. Skates & Co.,
Mount Forret .... ........... 1
Our Store News --J. H. Colborne 1
Spalding's Baseball Goode --Porter's Hook
Store 10
Mouth -end Sub Day.--Hodgens Bros... 10
East Street Garage -Huron Gasoline Engin
k Machinery Co.. .... .. ...... 19
Ready for Spring Business --M. Robins5
Girl Wanted --Mrs. Webster .. .. ....... 1
Cow tor Sale -Mrs. J. H. Woreell 1
House to Rebt-N. W. Nou...... ... 1
House tar tyle -Apply 21 Park Street. 1
Reader -B. Y. P. U 5
Grand Opening Balmoral Cafe -F. E. Bur-
dett's 10
Readers-F.7C Burdett, 5
Party Found -Apply at Signal Oleoe1
Cant of Thanks -Mrs. PosUethwalte and
horny . 1
PERSONAL MENTION.
Walter Natal. of The St. Thomas Times.
was horn over ennday.
Mr. ('hue, Symonds and Master Baden. of
Keewatin. are here on a visit.
Mks Margaret Strang has returned from a
vbdt aseverel weeks to Toronto.
Mrs. David Bell left on Tuesday tor Stockton,
Ca3. where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. H. Hale [learned to town last Friday
atter spending the winter in Toronto,.
Mins Del Nairn has returned from an extend-
ed visit in w'ir.d,e4, W alkerville and Detroit.
Dr. L M. Mabee was called to Vittoria on
Wednesday to attend the tudcnal of an aunt.
Jae. )iuchanan and daughter. Miss Buchanan.
who spent the winter in Toronto. have returned
to town.
Capt Inkster went to Latchford on Monday
morning to take change of a boat on lake
TemegamL
Edward Dunn left on Monday morning for
Toronto, where he has secured a situation and
expecte to locate.
Mrs. John Knox went to Toronto last Wed-
nesday to *treed the femoral of her brother-in-
law. It. 8. Boothe.
"`Union New Era: Mks Edna Pennetrker
left oo Tuesday for (bderion.where she Intends
speeding • few weoke.
Clinton News -Record: Mrs. Will Craig and
babe. a Goderich, are spending the week with
Mr. and Mn. Fred Mutch.
Alt. Cary r who spent the winter in town.
has gone to Milwaukee. whore he will join his
boat for the summer mooths.
John Murray and H. Thompson went to
Chicago taus week. sad will sail teeth that port
ou the Great Lakes during the coming wenn.
Frank Mw, who W beim with the West
ern Cs oda Ploar Milk Ca at Winnipeg, has
taken s pu.lt/0m in the oOskpany.e mull Idthide
rich.
Jas. Carrie le out again atter his look
He head., ug strmngtk rapidly and will soon,
we hope. be able to take his place among the
stalwarts.
J. C. LeTouael, who was la poor health all
lest year. is now greedy Improved. dad bas
weep Mend. aro glad t see him in poseesden
of mach of his ola-time rigor.
Vlett.r Murray, Jack Felker and Bart Town-
send len on Mowry for Mldlesd toad! ea Me
steamer Gknwount for 1'W
boat will ply Wive u dad
F. Dunks. who has brew b kpp� rr F, B.
Holmes fur *owLa worms, Ie Ii11n ids
hose town, where he win M Masted for a
time. The ticks all wish time the nest of look.
Mrs. J. H. Tlprt and Mader Arthur want
to Wingeam ou TeWay, to he present at the
heeler: omnig of Mie. N ellwood. Mrs. Timerts
sister whole returning on furlough from the
Chinese midden field. She 1, expected to reach
Wtogham today.
J. P. Brown arrived home last week from a
two months' trip to the West. He +pent the
[treater part of his tree In *Juniper. He is
very eotb elettt.itd c se to the great future which
lies before the Prairie Llty.
Frank McLean. d Red Dear. Alta. was visit •
her his keener', :0 town and at the old bowmen
the Heron road during the part week. He
wont to Stratford oe-I'esnl•y and will be In
that city awe dine beton retersbg West.
Klneardls Reporter: Mr. and MR Jahn
Hike .re baring a west orderable Weeks
Aft
Angeles. tial. 1s two woke Choy wS leave
[Jere. cult San Francesco toe a brief Mop sad
thee return to Kincardine by ways. the North.
west, where titer will .peal nems tine with At Bt. George's church the service
in the morning was of a memorial
character. The hymn "For Thome at
AUCTION SALES. Sea" was sung. special collect. were
used and the rector. Rev. J. B. Fothesa
Ingham, devoted his sermon to a re-
view of the disaster to tbe steamship
Dumper. wtkii mr. 1l t an Ic.
Wrowtswray. may tet.-Clssriaw wow•'Atom and wind fulfilling His
hof Usery, b sad heti hedaspBr•eBi- that
at the word" was the text. end the set mon
atiamt, sought to show at (nod was present
rote,; firma .KDeT' not only in the orderly course of the
world but even where insurrection
and anonoby seemed to reale. "Storm
and wind" against appearances obeyed
God'. will and fulfilled His Word.
The present order and beauty of the
world were the remit of seenning
diameter and ratamtrrapha In the
Mete invasion, slaughter and revolu-
tion, in the church ppee tan and
eontroverwy, in the indivf ual life rant -
ward Moses and inward storm., of
doubtand difficulty nil had wrought
out the will of Heaven. The faith
which sees the Lord of the Universe
j�EPRRISEIOTATIVII WANTED iN stalled to a cross clan well believe that
it ease, unsay pp dank" t a rotor and wind fulll Hb. word.
meaR.m. 0es.arr . FswA ie the diwaeter W tam 1'Itanlr (and
trsw wam est ►tmmtrtq hat 776
vec tet
h. sorrow a(
Oat stet titin esu wtonght rot tilde lnStsite Wim
Alleges that He Was Asked to Pay 4500
to Secure His License Govern-
ment Orders Investigation to Com-
mence in Goderich Next Monday.
The license commissioners o1 Centre
Huron were to meet on Tuesday last
to consider the applications for liquor
licenses for the license year beginning
May let. Considerable interest cen-
tred in the expeeted meeting, as two
licenses in the town of lioderich were
to be cut off in accordance with the
municipal bylaw, and it was a matter
of general speculation which two of
the present license -holders would draw
the blanks.
Tuesday has passed and the question
is not yet settled. Instead, there is a
much more important question on
band in relation to license affairs, in
consequence of a senantional state-
ment trade by M. J. Farr, proprietor
of the Union hotel, Hamilton street.
Mr. Farr's statement implicates Wm.
Patterson, of Hullett, one of the
licensecommissiotters, and A. Asquith,
the license inspector for the riding, in
an attempt to obtain the sunt of 115110
from him as a consideration for se-
curing the renewal of his license. it
is understo4 that a part of the alleged
plot was to be the cutting off of
license of the Colborne hotel, on the
same street, couducted by Thos. John-
ston. thus throwing s large amount of
business in,Farr's way.
According to the storf, Patterson
approached Farr as tar back as Janu-
ary last and both he and Asquith saw
him .in different occasions and made
suggestions of the nature indicated.
Patterson first proposed, it is alleged,
a payment by Farr of 111900. but after-
wards educed the demand to 4600.
Farr did not Commit himself, and
eventual in Warden Htoth-
ero. Reeve ilie of West Wawa -
nosh and John Griffin were later in-
formed of what was going oo. A
stetemeot of the circumstances was
sworn to by Farr before Messrs.
Stothers, Bailie and Griffin, who are
'latices of the peace. sod on Satur-
day afternoon last this statement was
laid before Crown Attorney Seager.
Mr. Seeger, who thus learned of the
matter for the first time, at once noti-
fied the Attorney -General's Depart-
ment at Toronto, and on Monday
morning the Departrdent issued a
commission to Eudo Saunders, K. C.,
chief of the Provincial license depart-
ment, to conduct a public investiga-
tion into the whole administration of
the license law in Centre Huron.
The first sitting in this investiga-
tion will -be at 2 o'clock next Monday
afternoon in the court house here.
Mr. Seager will appear for the Govern-
ment and Mr. Farr will be represented
by L H. Dickson, barrister, of Exeter.
Subpoenas to the witnesses are being
sent out today.
The license commissioners for this
riding are Wm. Pattet•eon, of Auburn: -
0. M. Elliott, of Godericb, and R. J.
(fluff, of Clinton. Messrs. Elliott and
Cluff sire recent appointees.
The affair has. of course, created a
considerable sensation, and great in-
terest wiU he taken in the proceedings
before Coin missioner Souders.
doui of Heaven. Mau had to learn
••by the bard head." and as one of
the passeogers teatiti t this craze for
budding mammoth steamer. would go
mu until its folly was proved by some
terrible catastrophe. Man in his over-
weening insolence prociainsed himself
lord of the deep and in a Moment the
pride and glory of man were ingnlfed
to the wave. And out of a watery
grave comes the lessen of the y1ajesty
of (rod and the frailty of man with all
hie pride of knowledge and power.
The last menet on board the Titanic
proved that watt.eveo in his weakness
was made for better things than mere
wealth and display. No one could be=
lime that a life sactifiad for that of
soother was given in vain. The cut-
ting off of men in the full glow of life
pointed to another world where
earth's broken arc wou1.1 become
heaven's perfect round. Storer and
wind fulfilled Hod's word aria led a
world to know how great life could
become when given for the sake of
others.
LESSONS FROM THB DISASTER.
References to the Titanic (. n Gode
rich Pulpits.
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most in men's minds during . he pest
week. the Titanic disaster. was the
theme of many pulpit references nn
Sunday last.
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The service in North street Metho-
dist church on Sunday evening was in
the nature of a memorial for the vic-
tims of the Titanic disaster. Rev. A.
Brown, pastor of the church, occupied
the pulpit. While his reference to the
great ocean tragedy was brief, his ser-
mon was most appropriate to such an
occasion, being based upon the ac-
count of the shipwreck in St. Paull
voyage toward Rome (Acts 17). In
allusion to the feeling that has been so
remarkably evinced over the great
catastrophe of last week, the preacher
said :
"The great need is not that all men
should be considered equal, for they
are not. If they were bora equal they
have not stayed that way. It is not
that all wren should be paid alike, for
all do not cern alike. It is not that all
social distinctions should cease, for
very nature of
we should recog-
nise one wnothuf as companions in the
Voyage of lite, and that the obligations
arising from this companionship
should be -fully- met."
The Scriptural narrative of St.
Paul's voyage told of the lightening of
the ship that the lives of those on based
alight be saved. Many people, re-
marked the preacher, were carrying
so much of this world with them .s to
endanger their souls' safety.
The musical service of the evening
was appropriate, and at the conclu-
sion Mr. King played the Dead March
io Saul while the congregation re-
mained standing.
A Remarkable Coincidence.
In Victoria street Methodist church
On Sunday evening the pastor, Rev.
Dr. Medd, who preached a e• rmon on
"Labor," referred to the Titanic disar
ter. In part. he said : "A minister
makes m►etakes when he speaks of
rich and poor. God is the God of men ir-
respective of conditions of wealth or
poverty. God is on the side of dear
racy. history attests that wheal a
nation forgot God it courted disrup-
tion and overthrow. When a man
ignores the claims of God he goes to-
ward doom. 1'he ship that sails
without trod is beading for the rocks
-ice or granite. fast Sunday urgbt
one of the moat palatial steamers that
ever tossed back Atlantic spray foun-
dered amid ocean. Two thousand
three hundred immortal some were
on boar[. The splendidly equipped
and officered twat was thought, by ex-
perts to be a majestic uosiusable life-
boat. The night wan ideal. The
winds had gone to sloop The spa wee
calm and aid. The stars sboue
brightly yougii file azure. Why
should disa.,ter overtake the Titanic
on a bight of such sweet setenity ?
Why? True, icebergswereiu her pato,
but this fact the (officers knew.
Must we not charge the wreck of that
ship, with Its untenable loss, to the
careleesusse of tea t Someone failed
to du hi. uuty. The reporters give us
the idea that many of the wealthy and
Illnsttious pas.eogert. with others on
Oust ill-fated vessel, gave scant time
Coat holy Sabbath to revet•eut tnougbt
of Gaal. Leave that to God. Is it not
at least a remarkable coincidence th,.t
art. the dventtg of the very Sunday . n
which every Sunday school reached
by Use 11laerua1Oma1 Lemon sy*tew
had taugut ape necessity of a proper
ulsrervvuce of the $abtettt, and had
warned agaiusr the sin of 1ahhatb des-
ecration. (stud should *peak, amid the
nations upon the sensed sea, in an
event that cowwauda the notice of the
.world - Leat men not dream. There
is a liod in the Heavens and a jade -
mem fur hien."
The Sovereignty and the Fatherhood of
God.
At the evening service in Knox
church the pastor, Rev. Geo. E. Roes,
took as his text : "And there shall be
Do wore sea- (Rev. 21:1). His messaaggee
had special hearing on the recent dis-
aster, which. he asstd. was surely a
reminder to us of the greatness.. and
the limitation of wan. Tbaf. mag-
nificent ship, in whose palatial
grandeur :he wo, Id beheld the latest
triumph of naval architecture, in one
moment rw:etved her death blow, and
now the tall white bergs drifting over
the spot where she went down mark
the place like marble tombstooan to
the memory of the dead.
Death is no respecter of persons.
The rich mod the poor. the cabin and
the steerage together and alike have
gone. Brave men and noble women
went down wilh a halo of the heroic
them will never dim. Two continents
are io mourning and the whole eivil-
ised world is moved with ryes=
inte.rnationat dtaputes and pre
are forgotten f..r the time. wad the
In egagr. that Hash around the world
h.token the fart that humanity is at
heart a brotherhood.
But let lie pct forget at such a time
am ibis the mover. ign:yand the father-
whore' of tend. Tee intonate and
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