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THE SIGNAL: GODSRIOH ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1891.
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Tice tlltdorsN
Illossrposeer Rarn tonal".
m PCOIJl.ttr
VERY FRIDAY MORNING
RT R. Res uaaI 'NY.
Mos of Pwbllestioa-1 and 10Nerik•Mrest.
God rich. Omens
Teems .t Nb.evt /Marreet
month. in advent*
.� If
81x se
Ifcrreddit 1 a
la the pries per poor
will be t JO
Advertblsg Rake
I and other cereal advertisements, loc.
per 1 rte for first laeterUus, 0.43 cease per line
for each sub•equou t.s..Uon. Uetlwred by
• .oa{rroil scale.
Domineer cards of sit lines end under 15 per
Tear.
Advertisements of Lost. Pound. Strayed.
Ilp.•tluns Vacant, llttuatkus Wanted and
Hednar Chances Wanted. nes •zoeedlnit 7
lis.. oonparle1, 11 pr month.
Minna os Bala aid Farms on Sae set to
exceed A lice.. 11 tor first month. 5.c per sub-
sequent mouth. lorTrr *dvr in proportion.
Aa7 spectal notice. the ottmet of which 1s to
promote the pecuniary benefit of any omit
virtual or neatp•n). to be considered an ad
vertl•.tae.t and chariest accordingly.
Local pollees in aonpariel type. one cent per
word. no AoUree low thins OOc.
Local maims in ordinar7 reading type two
cents per word. No notice for lees t� Jot.
Notices for churches and other religious and
benevolent Mato at half rata
d'..om.eetal Contract advertisements.
A limited number of displayed advrrttno-
smenu will be inserted at the following rates
Per inch. one insertion. p tat
" four insertions 1 le
" three months. . on
" ret mouths t 00
No al er1h"sse.t k.. tin tufo Inches in
length will be calculatedmi above basis.
per ernt.diecouotallowed for cash payments
on three months' contract : 10 per cent. on six
months'. and 15 per cent. on • year's, These
oonditlons will be strictly enforced.
Anent "The prgul' neltvese.
4ul'cribem who fail to receive Tim `tic,.,
regularly. either by carrier or by mall. will
confer a favor by a.qualnting us of the fact aI
A4 early a date as possible.
Look at rami Label.
Your label isastanding receipt of the dale
to which you are paid up. Nee that it is not
allowed to 1.11 Into error.
When • change of alders Is desired. both
the old and the new address ohoeld be given -
Mooned uunus•ripts cannot be returned.
Correspondence mus be written on nae side
of paper only.
PeMlerer'.s
J. C. lar Touzel, of Ooderich, has been ap
p.•tntet Local Travelling Agent for the town
ships of Goderich, Colborne. Ashfield and Wa-
wanosh.
Loral postmasters over the district are also
empowers[ to receive subscriptions to Tits
SIAL
All communications must be addressed to
D. McOILLICUDDY,
Tits BwNA
rclephone Call {1. (i.derlch. [)ret,
OODSItICMe AWAY. AMMO* a. 1N.
SIGNAL SNAP SNOTS.
--
Ting SH; it: o statement in February that
the population of Huron hal dwindled had
ly under the National Policy wax tnu',ae the
census returns prove.
Tug 1;over!)eot has informed the House
that it Is not aware that Sir.JOH M.i.-tixe-
A1.0 is dead. Then why was Hon. .1. J. C.
A nor err appointed Premier'
i, 1111%.1E1' it LE ('..MITI: Mi:lu ICN hunt
• big card up his sleeve he will i.e so fully
retired hy this 1'.ti colt affair that he might
as well be a recluse as a count.
.Irlo:i'o. by the wily Mr. SEN►. ti. bled
the type and pater n en in the interests of
the superintendent of the (Tinting Bureau
hu name should he pronounced Snakall.
Tut sight of Sir Heonie Ltw:tt 1' voting
against his nw'n condemnation in the matter
of the Kingston gist ing dock matter was
one that disgraced both himself ardl the
4 overmcut. It was as if • prisoner voted
as • juryman upon his own trial.
th i:u in Persia they (moil political hoteliers
in oil. If the same plan weare adopted in
(ands it wouldn't lie Zoog before Loma:. -
%i%. 4.11AYIJM , M.'t:llgg'. V, AR4u1.01,
SIt%t}'AL, Mt'HYHE, M1• k and NI. -K and
the other filchers from the treasury would
be literally' " in the soup."
Toot: cheers elf the Tones in caucus at
tetaws last week stared a horse ettachel t.o
a brewery w&g.oi suspiciously near the win
down of the caucus chamber. The horse
ran away ami got killed by rummy into s
wo.Mi-pile. it is the first time on record that
the Tory party of Canada has wrought any
injury to the liquor traffic.
SIN ItIrN.ittb CA.Twkl.. IIT. lisle Tories
now aver, is responsible for the small in-
crease in our pop0latim during [lir past ten
years' The gallant knight will yet lie blamed
for the maladministration of the Public
Yorks Ihepartment under I.t'..:gv r.. Mr
;agta t tan Miro AN -0 NICK.
Tut. Ottawa (;overnnlent Printing Bureau
rascality in a type of the corruption rampant
at Ilium . One type agent tippet the
nuprrintendent to the tune of 1(5,000, and
another sen his donations up to 11000 or
thereabouts. How much of the •'swag"was
'tended to the Minister has not yet .sane
out.
AwN.oanty: to the report of the Minster
of Agriculture( l domi nion 1AA6,1771 mm igranta
hare come into ('an*la Miring the last ten
yearn. This bring the .aee'tully 1,340,000
residents of Canaria must have emigrated
.luring the same time. This is the calcula-
tion made hy The Toronto World,which sa
strong Tory sheet, and not likely to do the
l;overmment at I Ittawa any injustice.
THE Exeter Times has entered upon Its
nineteenth year. It is no. of the hist
servuive papers in Huron, and its snake up
and l.wol natter r • credit to the pr,pr,e.
tows Lt* only drawback is its polities, but
we roust& ourselves with the thought that
Mere is no perfection ander the sun, and
•Ten the sen has spots nn it. Sucre. to the
Tones, say ens, polities or no polities.
IT is a humiliat- ing feet that while M6,I77
imtwigreets have owe. lute Canada to May
in ten years .boat 1,300,000 ('4044.. have
Sad ue country. That is to any that fee
every two etr.agmein to settle
�
lbies maitre onnow gra be .neo
other land. rewrally to the United Suites.
We ►ave heard the Ery " Cas.da for to
Canadians " keg tlmnNh, 1t• now ramp the
call . " Canadians fop Canada " . Whoa
nearly ors fourth 4 ear population despite
our (Alt country ia ten years it r lino to
ark wHi•
11' H IT IS known se the "natural increses''
or increase of births over deaths is 22 in
1,000111 Ontario, or 1.2 per meai per risme.
Placing the natural increase at 1.2 per moat.
per annum for the Dominion the population
of Canada, In 1881 of 4,324,810 ought term.*
reached nearly 5,000,000 in 18411, indepen-
dent of immigration. Our population at
present, however, is telly 4,W43,344, sat
this io the face Wan addition at nearly 900,
000 by umnigntioa. TM N. P. mean. a Nar-
row rug Population. ('aueda meals a new
1...ernminent that will retain her population.
.V.1Ktl TBs.Y DO TdBIR IJ( T1.
The crusade of THE SinsA1. Ofitin 1 the
Mural pit that afflicts I:glerich at present
is endorsed by the clergy and respectable
real.lenta of the town.
True, there are Moine who object to the
matter Irving publicly discussed, but with-
out pul luc discussion how is the lamentable
coalition of affairs now etistang t., be re-
medied !
The mayor is nerveless : the town con -
amide has shown himself to be useless :
the town council has never, thus
for, made any demand nom the constable
to .1.. his duty, and the result its that the
town is honeycombe.i with immorality.
which no Inial effort has been made to
abate. •
11'hy should this:mote of things exist!
The town pay" constable Yule a yearly sal
ary to enforce its bylaw's, and the
gravest otlenoe enumerated i. &Hewed to he
:here
without let or hindrance. Is
there not one councillor who will rise in his
pia e, and ask to have the matter sifted
If not, why not !
True, the mayor and constable will take
refuge behind the plea that no One hereto.
fore has complained to then[ about this
abomination. Such it plea cannot be sus
tamed.
A public indictment against the owner of
the South Boundary brothel has been trade
by Ter. Si..' 11., and should he investigate!
by the authorities. if they make any pre-
tence to have decency and order enforced.
1t is the privilege of the neyor to sec
that the town ordinances arc enforced and
the duty of the coostable to carry out the
bow.
Section 21 of Bylaw 8, 1875, which has
never been revoked, distinctly lays down
their plan duty in these words.:
"''hat no disorderly house or house of M-
imic shall be allowed within the !invite of
the said ('orpM•rati.n."
There is no ambiguity in that clause of
the Bylaw, and no beating about the bush,
so far as the duty of the authorities is con-
cerned, and yet mayor Kutler and con-
stable 1 ole cannot see their way to enforce
time law.
If the mayor will not move. and the
mums( d000 not see to it that the constable
domains duty. the cleaning out of this nest
of infamy will have to be taken in hand
un•Ier other conditions and by other
tom IoM.
The breast rd its abetters must
do.
A 'PULL RETRACTION MADE.
The other .bay The Montreal (;Aiette was
unwise enough to give publicity to the stale
falsehood that air. M,1'. 1'01►10uN of Huron
once spent 120,000 in corrupting his con•
ottotems and wasdmqualifie.l. The I;.tette
has Leen compeller to retract the charge,
and it must 1.e acknowledged that the re-
traction in as thoroogli as the original pub-
lication was reckless. Here it is:
"On the 24th ult. there appeared in The
'.azette a lettersignd 'I x-Huronite'asking
'if Mr. M. C. Cameron, M.P., was the man
who,inthedayswhen the Liberslsundertook
to elevate the standard of public morality,
spent *8).000 a orrupting his constituents,
was unseated end disqualified and after•
wards whitewael,al by the Mackenzie
.overnment,'and ancluding with the asser-
tion that if Mr. Cameron was this man 'a
more corrupt man does not diagracr the
Howe .d I'ommono.' As a matter of fact it
has not Leen estehlishel that Mr. Cameron
spent 820,000 corrupting his constituents,
he has not been disqualified. and of eouroe
di.1 not need to he whitewashed- The
expressed belief that he is 'one of alt. most
.corrupt nen in the House of ['°editions' was
also of course unczallel for. The latter
should not have been printed."
It will no* be in order for the silly
papers in the "Huron Tract which oopied
the letter from Ex • Hurnite" to make the
an.en.lee honorable to Mr. 1'AIIrRHN as The
1;erette Inas d.ne.
TUE H'D/1".1 !)TNE1rDIM.1tRFt'RE.
Once upon • time, s, it is .aid, there was
a liar by the name of Toe Prrri., and an
1 I a reputation hod this particular in-
dividual in his chosen vocation that his
fame extended far and heyond this mundane
sphere.
Anil it came to par that, when his hour
hal conme.and the notonnns Ton was rolled
hence to receive the punishment Haat his
lack of truthfulness .n earth had Curly and
squarely eared for him, the pilot on the
boat on which he was to " crass the
river" healed the craft for Iiades with
out riving the muter a tarn red thought.
On the arrival of the hue at Its !mein'
destination Text P.rr.. deiarkwd and
without ado urrdertonit to take to himself
the rights and privileges of eitimenehip i.
that dark and distal country where •
glance at an Lemberg "mild he ss halm of
(lilwi te • blistering snail.
Het when Heelrsboh, the father of lis.,
disnoverw.l that To Pratn had applied
aur registraUoa b Hades n would Irv.
. Ase fns fest ►Iva• ilia •...•
..a•1 !.,
of his en►jseto would be warped by ee.ta.a
with .o witarly depraved and nocwtpre.is-
i.g • fabricator,
lfo the order was gives that Tor Pero
be kicked ..oeru moody out of Hades
because 4 hie reputation for lying, and the
behest was promptly ani bI rwUy .arried
Into sleet.
What 11500.00 of 'Ton Parra& afterward
tradition sloth not, but it * geoeraily be
hived that he west to Hamihos,nnd swayed
• position se Tk. rip.ctator,as leading polio
pal editorial writer, and that he holds dunu
a desk in that Aim eves mato this day.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
4 cheers uwa.p vr, halm. sake,
AaJ4,iO4 he'll pial 41.
Try M'esr'o Sticky P I y Paper
Catch entsllteandhotd'emtaot Only 5 cents.
Hu It never occurred to you that this is ■
capital sews,e of the year for hairier your
picture taken t If it has Dell et Geo, aware*.
The oma w ith s oork lee, • glue eyr, false
teeth and • borrowed repuutlon 1. s non of
carts. but even he sun be suited la the gent.
furnlehing line at A. K. i'ridham's,
The trouble with the crank is that he will
only turn owe way. Now, R. R, Sallows- el.
though he does work of the best quality in
photon, also furolobes elegant work In picture
trsming. Try him.
The man who wants to get a000mmadatioe
at the bank is aiwye anxious to get a good
n&n e. and the num wno wants to wet o goat
fit will .Iways select • good [altar.
I'ridhamm in the ma. -
The people are already looking around for
stoves. In anticipation of Winter. Aleck
Saapden is offering •bout fifty second band
stoves in wood ceder, for wood oronal •t pri.Ms
which wt clean them out rpadly. tic woos
the room tot new goods. Lock for his two ex-
hibitions on page seven of this hems,
THE P1.1"11 ('Hue.. l'lunu ptot.ibe to be
an excellent crop in thesection this year,and
on M lay last our townsman, C. A. Hum-
ber, Itougght to TOL SINAL • do.en nag-
ni8cettt Kradahaws, which for appearance
and quality could mot be excelled. It is a
great pity that the McKinley duty of 2c.
per pound is likely to restrict the market
for plum misers this year.
Moiei.rTg FTMrrAAl.l. CLt it -0.. 'Tuesday
the athletes of the nialelite class organized
a football club to he known as the Goderich
model school football club of '91, with the
following where,. Hoa prosideot,principal
K. Park; president, asst principal I;eo.
Wools; sec'y,Hy. Morrish; trees. C. roller;
caretaker, J. MclWiilianm; committee,
Messrs. McDonald, Russell and Foster.
OBITUARY. -(In Monday last Miss Eliza-
beth .1. Shannon died .t the residence of
her norther, Mm F Shannon, at the earl'
age of twenty-four years and eight months.
About two months ago Mies Shannon re-
turned home from Memphis, Tenn., and a
few weeks ago contracted the illness which
resulted es alr>te stated. The funeral took
place on %Yedne.day morning, service being
conducted at St. Peter. church. The sym-
pathy- of the community is extended to the
sorrowing relatives.
Bternu.tr PA$Tt. On Tue.Iay et ening
Mrs. alalconaon lave a pleasant ' pro-
gressive euchre " party in honor of her
daughter's birthday. The prep., which
were very handsome, were warmly eon.
tested, but the lollies "who are noted for
theire uchre playing" succeeded in carrying
off three of then[. The firsts were won by
Miss Goodfellow and Mies Annie Wynn,
the seconds by Mrs. Frank Naf:el and Mr.
Holt. After partaking of a delicious sup-
per, datteing was kept up until late.
('HF.l ' E.\et'soloo., (:. T. R. - IndW-
ial Fair, Tor.nto,Sept_ dill to 19th; every
ay. as follows : 8th, 9th, 10th,11th, 12th,
.06„ 14th, $2.90 ; 16th, pox ; 16th,
90 ; 17th, $4.06 ; 18th. 14.05. All tickets
o,l until Sept. 21st also very low rates
unng Wester Fair at London. Look out
ir grand annual cheap excursion to De-
roit, Chicago, etc, etc., about end of
September. t kit tickets and full particulars
ern If. Armstrong, town ticket agent 1:.
K., t;aderich, G. N. 11'. telesraph
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E Nt: LIMH Htsetinv Pwl,Es. The prizes
gli.h history given by Mr. Moore, of t
igh School, to the boy or girl highest
is subject in divisions H and 1' go th
ear to Simnel Becket Idiv. Ht and Ann
K in Idiv. C), the former obtaining
r cent., and the latter 75 per cent.
vision H, N. Strang and M. Shephard o
tailed 85 per Cent., lewrenoe and Arm
mug 80, Flo. Doyle 78, Elder 75, F.
nth 76, Warner Robertson 74. M. Tic
erne 71, Matson 66, Reed 68, P. Stn
d Jessie ie Roberts61, Archie Dick
d Wils n 60, all the rest below 60
est. In division (' the order was : 1.
am Williams, 66 per cent.; Edith M
ughan enol Alpert Tichliyume,62; E. Mi
60 : rest below 60 per cent.No
AIr' In tr Lti'tuseor.. Monti. An open
ter published in The News -Record th
tisk over the names of a brace of " mem
n of the I'suntlesl " amtains a column
a half of abuse and misrepresentation in
nection with the lacrosse match at (lo-
on Aug. ldth. We might say' the letter
• malodorous effluvium 'hut we won't.
e writers protist that the Dauntless team
a purely amateur one, that the unfair
uct was all on the side of the Hnrone,
etc. The judiciary committee of the
1. A. last Saturday awarded the game
;odcnch and ssp
uended the Clinton cls
the mason. Queer, isn't it ! Rat then
committee gave their decision hefore
t column -ail-a half letter was published;
haps they would reconsider the matter if
it attention was drawn to it. Anyhow,
I/auntie's team will have tune for redec-
hefore the opening of thesea.of 1892,
if they reflect long and well they mayas
he close of the seon occupy a hotter
iron than they do now.
'tiko.T., t (:Hy'..iv FAIR. -The wheal elf
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has again revolved and in a few day.
to's (.teat industrial Fair for 1891 will
open to the public, and people will 1>e
n flocking to it tram all parts of ('.,nada
the adjoining States. The harvest h.n
year been gond, and the attendance of
ton to the great fair may therefore be
ted to be very large. The entries in
epartments are sufficient to completely
very building on the grounds as well as
new ems that have been ers•ted during
Summer. The ikeninion and Etperi-
cal farms are each sending very On
t exhibits, showing the result of
tial testa in the variona departments
hich the fanning commualty are specie
interested. British Columbia and
holo are akin apding much larger ex•
ts than heretofore. The live stack ex -
will ie very fine. The let of attrac-
as anroun i1 in the official program
by the Association is • very Io.( osa
maim, tail toplease the visitors, as
will be something of intermit to sec
minute of the day .ad every d*y of
lair. e his willM o. o.d thy]jOtl.r.
Herbert
on ert the
8the of Ssljot,,rw,m6er
loses on the 19th. This ot...1 rotes
special excursions wi11 he gives es .11
Iways
Tim Wtnvox Fate. - -The secretary and
MInetnrsn/ (a/shinyriwami beanie uo th
4.40, �14Ar1it that tis.
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,aand msm imari stive ilia. h.. 115..
Ansa The fallowing amend -
mates naw Law made m the prise list : --.
No tiglsstatios is required to the carriage
haring ham a5eertaiaed that the Stud Book
W .et hew Lade up for a waviest lisle
to warrant the actio previously prated,
and that in ola.pe 13 and 24 the prtae
list should rad "Caw, 3 year old •ad up-
wards, which .ekes the aunt butter in •
three days' test on tis grenade." instead d
('ow, 3 years cid," etc. la 000nderatiroell
the requirements 'seminary to make • .lte-
comtul show, special &L satiaan have been
secured at groat espouse and trouble, to
amuse and delight the peat uumb.r ret
visitors who annually flock to this great
eepusiticn.those already secured
may be men= an uunlet,e. wild west
show, grand display of fireworks, balloon
races nod parachute descents, lire engine
ouster, a palace of Illusions, • troupe of
wonderful performing seals and trotting
pig, • remoter *treat parade by the differ-
ent orle p and societies belonging to Lon-
don, a marvellous French vymaast, cross-
cut sawing uatcn, E.bsou's phonography,
fancy pistol and rifle shooting. band con-
certs, and a host of ethers being arranged
fur. Iwon.l.w has the reputation of holding
one of the best furs in the country, aas�
we are thoroughly satisfied that all who go
to see their show will be well repaid for
any e';su.v and trouble connected there-
with.
(bust Horst. nett CANADA.- -The North
British Agriculturist of August 19 say.:
"Mr. Hen. Allen, Dunlop P. O. tut ,(;&nada,
shipped three excellent, well.brod hones by
the Alcides. dins of them -Mozart --he ppelur-
cbaasd from Mr. James I;ourlie, We.t
Farm, Tuileries. He was got by the Maty•
ley prize hone frown Royal, out of one of
Mr. I;ourlie's best man's, anti was in the
prize list both at Hamilton and the UM
M.wkland Show. He is • particularly hand-
some hone, well colored, and stands well
up at the shoulder. Another telt, 3 year.
old Romany Rye. 8962, was purehaesl
from Mr. Alex. Burr, Tulloford, Ohl Mehl
rum. This fine, well-bred horse gained two
first prize., namely, at Fyvole and l'dny.
He is a stylish animal, and beat goo.I colts
got by the Lest hones in Aberdeenshire.
The third horse, Minstrel Roy, 8855, was
bought front Mr. George (lean, Italyuhain
Mains. He was got by The lied, • .on of
the renowned Prince of Wales, and out of
eight flutes exhibited 1:1 gained four first
prizes, anti never left the ring without a
ticket. His half-sister, !Cater Lily, was •
well-known prize-winner in Aberdeenshire,
and his dam, Piteaple Tibby, was both a
prize wiener and the dam of prize winning
stock. She was got by the world -farted
Topsnlaa, 886." The:horse Minstrel ikoy,
which stood the voyage aPparently better
that its mates, took sick at Montreal .,u the
way up, and notwithstanding the best can
and veterinary skill succumbed on Sun-
day last at Mr. Alkr's .[sial., Dun-
lop.
THEY SHOULD BE -
To the Editor of Tile PM t AL.
`ata, --Will you kindly inform use wheth-
er the town council are bound by their
own bylaw in the same way as private
citizens. They have made a Jaw prohibit •
ing the erection of wooden humldingn within
the fire limits, and have enforced it against
more than one person lately. and yet they
are now aw0troverniug their own law by
erecting a frame building in the rear of the
town hall. It will greatly endanger wy
property and also the town hall, and make
it more hazardous in the light of insurance.
It seems strange to me that these worthy
freaks in office,es some dub them, should be
allowed to violate the law any more than
other parsons, especially a law of their own
niakinir C. F. STHArBid-
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Mr. Spurgeon has had another relapse.
Sump/ling on the Irish coast is acid to Le
increasing through the connivance of off'
cials_
Ike't forget the Cadets' promenade con
cert on the grounds of Wm. McLean to-
night.
Thtrictor, of the revolutionists in ('hili
was ' totpkte, the Governmental Vonore be-
ing vanquished.
The Sultan of Turkey has ahjectly apolo-
gised for the recent detent,cm of • Russian
vessel at the ilardanelles.
it is said that Secretary Balfour will
marry lowly Dudleyreceive an earldom and
be made Viceroy of India.
Eno.). Leech, past grand sire of the Su -
Kane Lodge of Odd Fellnu of the I "nited
States, died at Keokuk, is., Saturday.
Mexican revolutionists, whose chief com-
plaint has been the tyranny of President
Diaz, are preparing for a greet uprising.
Two hundred lives .sere lost in • typhoon
in Japan on August 16. The storms was the
wont known in years and great damage was
don..
J. L. [lower, manager of the Peterhor;
brunch of the Rank of Toronto, diel from
paralysis of the brain a few hours after be-
ing attacked.
A statement is made that the !tank of
England has Leen robbed of over a million
dollars, hut the cashier denies that there is
any truth in it.
.1. Mel 'ready, formerly assistant (:. T R.
statical master at London, had his left arm
taker, oaf while coupling cars at fort Erie
Monday. His condition is critical.
John l'allahan, who systematically robbed
the Hamilton Street Railway Company, was
Monday sentenced to two years imprison-
ment at Kingston Pe.itentiarf.
now Ross, a New fork butcher, was on
• ladder Monday trying to hang up a side
of beef on • honk when be slipped and was
impaled .el • lower hook. He bled to death.
London has 134 secular lodge' and smie.
*ie.. Tre number was ascertained by sec-
retary Browne of the {fester Fair in
making preparations for a caning street
parade.
The steamer Arizona arrived in New York
Monday with eight members of the crew of
the ship $ea (.011, tr,ieh was wrecked on
the African carie They were the Onlysur-
vivon of a crew of 26.
Mus Frances Willard has nancellsl all of
her Autumnta to lecture in
Maine. New Hmaire, Vermont, (0nnec.
trent, Pennsylvania and Iowa on account of
her mother's feeble health_
Tr1krMIlme Guide.
•*Alii) ?stung RAILWAY.
Tratas arrlv...d dearest at O.dadeit .s tell •
Fun
a.alva
•• ......
.,......
,........... .............. ppm
spares ttrr,.tta
.......................Tana.
... IS p.a
LIS
dltuatte.. Vaeant.
ANTED. -A NURSE. APPLY TO
MRS. r.JORDA)1, 2111
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED --
.i Aped) at mos to Mitts DAVIS `North
street.
A PPI(ENnes WANTED.- TO
I. H. W ILLIA MS at Goonam ins barbarism hltsaaose AOC 7 y
SERVANT WANTED. -T) DO GEN
oral house work. Appir'to MRS. 1).
CANTLI.ON. Westar, 24 tf
1`1 ED.
AN WANT -A RESPONSIBLE
cin t to lake ears ot horses
SHA to DR$. SHANNON t
11•It
For Hire.
R HIRE -GOOD TEAL! AND
A' outtk, by the day or week ; carettll team-
ster attending. Also honey cont end haree.s,
by day or week. JOHN 8. PLATT. 77 it
Wanted.
W ANTED -300 CORDS OF GOOD
wood, 1 feet hag. tree from hack lop
and limbs. suitable for City Coal and Wood
Yard. Will buy delivered 1.and here or at
dump. JOHN ti. PLATT. Reeldence--Tr
fahpar .tnet, oppoalte Dwchana. & [bons
Addles tar dib
L'OR BALE ONE BUGGY ARM-
stro•g d • cutter; both h dmos*
as wood as new • will bre sold at • bargain. 0.
K. STRACH.0,L 2:521
ej OR SALE. -1 HAVE ABOUT 20
colds of building stank tspsly W er r-
ried ; tan debver to 1 MT out of Men on Mem
nes tot. JOHN S. l LATT. pY
SHINI;LES,-XX. CEDAR, AT $1.25
per .quer. XXX cedar, at 11.16 per
square. XXX. cedar, u 11.75 per square.
JOS. KIDD. 7F
FOR SALE. -A AEN ING MACHINE
la geed order Maya!' with four drawers
sad leaf : cows tot, wOl s•11 fur 115. Address
IL M., tkI. office. 1144
SHINOLEB, ACX:, PINE, -A SPLEN.
did thick Waste.K Isar, at PM pw
square. JOS. KIDD,
LIME FOR SALE. -000D FRESH
Ite..rvv. lime kill., X momently
IltAKCHLER the Pans
Olden
CEDAR SHINGLES. -I HAVE
still on bond ammatity of A 1 shiftless,
which I will seal .t MAIM Milk W. T. PLL -
LOW. Part Alas[. a tt
FoR BALK -TWO 18 DI, CAST
be bored
^n /s
d in. 1 11.16 in. bore. or can
Ill be sold u alarger abaft- Good as new.
THE be sold. Steam rreasonable ppggore. Apply at
Gbdes1ch. g Houle, Noxi rasa
OLtf.
Aped$s Artt/Iss.
11 H ARD AND SOFT COAL FOR
sale. -Hest quality of hard and .oft 0001.
.11 grades, delivered to any part of the townie"
short notice. Get my p before ordering
elsewhere. ('Ity Coal Yard, corner of Nakao
and Victoria streets, oppoutc D. K. Straeh..'.
shop. JOHN S. PLATT. St!
FOR SALE -WE HAVE A NUIVIER
at United Sates two -cent postage stamp.
*bleb w11 be disposed of to those hasing [me
for same. THA SIGNAL. pL[t
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED -TENDERS
for repairs sad improvements on the
.manse will be received by the nanaging oma
mitt.* of KAox church till the lath Ira- Work
to be beuunat once And finished to abs estisfA*-
tlon of the commute*, by the loth of October.
!lpeciewtioas oe sees at Mr. Nairn. store.
The lowest sot necessarily aoxwpted,
H. I. 8TRA U, Secretary Managing Cum
mitt.., 1 24
Pulpit 8ervioee. -
`TICPORIA STREET METHODIST
church --Rev. W. A. Strongman, LL. D,
Sunday, tient, [Mnit. 1nit. Jatst$catlw.
ny I.anesFlUl1 ; 7 P.m.. 110 Millennium, %truosses
rtt
IMUSloal.
I► f l BIC CLASS -- THE DI.
,I. sinned bas opened a music etas and is
Prepared_ io give pupils instruction on piano or
prem.. given at redden -e either of
pupil or or undersigned, where pupil. may
have use of piano. Also le mons in French
will be given. Intending pupils will please
apply at restden.v. next to Knox church.
e'KOP. Di 1'LCUH Y. 21 It
MU8IC LESSONS. -MISS AOGIE
THOMS[)N Is prepareedd to tmuck/0180••
ies
peril -
Mere mire at Om. W. Tlemes!Fs Moab
lima
list[.
Nowhere Waated.
TEACHER WANTBID -FOR S. S.
No. 3, Colborne. for file balaecr' Of year
II.1. Duties to commence 17th Oct.. ends
ng
with end M year. Male
Applicationsreceived 1111 Oct. I. r ply
personalty to A. GLIM. tsc. Tram, (below.
13 -It
W T. Farrell, sen of A. Farrell, Elma,
and for sone timeeanngpaggeedd at edited teach-
ing in Turnherry toweship, las accepted the
paati•m of commercial traveller for • firm
in St. Louis, Mo., with a respectable salary
of 875 per month.
TO ADVIRI'J.*R..
Notice of changes must be 4041 at this
Office not later than Monday
noon. The Copy for Omar*
most be heft not later than Tutt .
day noon. Imp Adve,U.ls.gg
accepted .p to no Renby 04
iltsohanloe• Institute.
!`IODERICH MECHANICS' INSTI-
V%-s TUTL LiBRARY AND RKAitINU-
K, mor. of Most street and Square lop
stairs
Op.. from 1 to I p.111., and tram 7 to 111 p m.
ABOUT 7000 VOLS IN LIBRARY.
Leading Daily, Weekly and Illustrated
Papers, Magazines, rte., on iRie.
K<MRKBHHIP TIC[iT, ONLY `1.es,
greeting free use of Llhear7 and Meld MIP
Application for msmbss4dp received by
Librrian. Meson.
KIX
e ono -
KD. SHARMAp N OPO. STiVRN,
Secret
Oodoeb, Kareb ISM 110�'
n 6,
BledleaL
DRE BRAN ON - senlrNoir,
Masiornats:esownerejsErt4
CARBOLIC CREAM DENTnRICs
10 Tunas.
111 imams dam per; ms 1s NI mot is amt
Comma Pawns ,
Tensaw ARM ALL urine
FM. COMM 4WD PiciLmL
M. D. C., rer D7splmde.
D.A. L. A.et.aee (lel Lbw 00.
Dls.esd sod reddish Dyes.
1#ILIMOM • aamarPTwo Dave lloaa.
Frowsy** ado OP tap
TWO ROOKS To
ONhinsieied liaturnheod. t,
kit
FuR BALE IST rsNDak. A Y
rd.d..feshl. haus. EletR.
A K Fir hell Web
let, tat.
r►4
FOR BAIe.EE, y-THHEEE�FARMB (.7i
ii [alai.. QodAeiVsL�estOw..L se ird sod
KIM
Lj OR $LLL. -THAT s�LARGE
weeSSWvery pas at
tris 1n1
v would is
suitaneardars. rat
p.rtloola w appty mtW
. 1'.
I)ROPISTY FOR EXCHAN L
1 pprreepp aa Peruses odohlog to exchange
Mw.) or lass can imam hirm larAs ll'•Ixr nlcslsrs
tis[ to ALtse& 1AVNLOR tl tl,
Qat.
lel.tt
FOR RENT. -A NEAT AND
fbrl.bls .*wings an iBooks -et_, wyk
an &e• .f head : decd bearing utrekarr U .
pie, plum nod pear 'rep., a.d weal
rmaR., pr't • male from Court Rous T
reamenhie. Apply at this office. end
Fl1R BALs AT A BAI(GAIN --TBI
,1�1'�, aommodlws building u. Klug ss„
w at pressed oseupied es • paint els,
m. Same Is I�rrlt rats Teror easy. snip
F. et. SOOrt. >daMasUs P. o.
tau
volt SALE. - THE FOLLOWI
1. valaade prop,.[
Part of !ens 7 and & COetes.lO 1, 1ZA
1.40.410 acres
av Neth d let ! red ooaces.tsa
Wwwosek, woos,
to �b tial ove Mwprttesppwill be sold o•
>�tf b, HOLT s CAl1KItON,
uu4sriek
l:"OR BALs.-Mjtt. WILLIAM My.
r Lean, heat consla.sd lit -health. Whoa
saki his house •a4 in the town of tisb
rick tonsatias et 4 Islam which ate same
amilisA
Jetts_ 00.. a. et • beautiful
Irmo
des. mairse and all whale g000ddtlk.u.e
re
w of the meat dsUrable
sh. town of Ooderrek, Far le1�41.�.
to )Ieesrs, OAKROW t PR[)t.'UFOp*
ren, the vetx'oes solleitora. 1
L'IRST•CLAS8 BRICK HOUSE
r LOT POR BALK ON HT. PATRICK
-About two minute's walk from the So
Two oto igb, twice Matra in tie
1 b
stories huddled oovsr.d with
Mpaeaitn b thetg .uthihai41. 3I� r es firs
.dd)ttom .r. rsoma la the
1. 11547.
o.11•r, A tooth. u.dehrdgr ed. who
giro all uses ere InformatieS, DAN
007(1)011. 644.
Loans and Illlsura.ee
A,1ONEY TO LEND -A LA -
emN.t of private and what than g
lowest [ates on productive tone wed Ica
property. Special terns of . 'pypft s y
the borrower.- No comml.doa. -vas er stat
M. 0. JOHNS TON. 000t b. 111541
1 G. WARD. CONVEYANCYq
. tc., and commissioner for mklet sad n.
°siring recognizance' of ba(1, isreivtta et
aalrtuations, depositions or solemn d.[ios
(10•e in or eoneerning &or met/on, emit w baa
°ceding to the High Court of Juane, le
Court of Appeal for Ontario, or In any toasty
Of Div bion Court. A11 tran..cUoac felq
mid promptly executed. R.nide.oe d pap
address -Dear [.nem. OWL. * --1f
FJ. F, LIFE, FIRa'D
. AccldT.suNAt lowsoceTELAgent. )repE * .A
leg Noah Britkh fat Marc.attic: Lterpst
London t Globe: Norwich Caton. Nora
American Life ; and Accident lasurs.i r
North America. Lowest Rama. hese.s me.
tied promptly. Mosey to Less on Fars r
Town Property, Cssveyssctog dose. Pis
perry Aslan, eta OSea-Cor. Notnee. rt
ibenare. Uodhrnh. 74.
000 TO LOAN. APPLY 7I)
CAMLRON. HOLT t C'AMILRON, beth
rich. ose
MONEY TO LEND. -A LA101
amount of Private Fonda for f.
0t lowest rates o. east -claw Mortgagee.
to ()ARROW t PROUDPW'r,
rip RADCLIFFE, OE>InutAi. --a.
[cane., Real Ketate Old
Imapiog Agent. Only [diet -clam
represented. Money to Leal en are*
Iowa, •t the lowest rate of iM1A geiase.
anway to cult ata ourtsap� Oao� tl8P
door from Square. Wella Street.
rich.
Lepel.
L• N. LEWDS, BARRISTER, PROD
. Inc is Maritime Coverts of ' en&
OAtce-Mouth Colborne hote6 na
1.$ O
$O. JOHNSTON, BA RRIBTZE,
1 • solicitor. cimmiurioaer. tr. lira
cotlectton' and real .stale traasaetioas for
fully attended to. Ofmcs-Cor. Homilies sad
St. A.drew'.et., Oodericb. Ont. 11Nlyl
JotlN DAVISON, BARRiSTIA,
SelicItor. Ce.seyaacer. Ste. • Mosel e
lend. take over Poet-0aoe. Godertch. M
CAMPION, BARRiSTL,
I. Solidtor, Notary Public. et
Mee- Over Jordan'. Drug Store, the roam
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. MI
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, Se
Office. caner of Square and WOO
street, Oodericb, over telegraph dace. Pit
rate Yonds to tend at ei per .oat 2715
V�ARROW &PROUDFOOT,
atc.. Malt
rich. rJb.�.n(lar..wsW, ProtimR-
CAMKRJN, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers, Solicitors 4.alt
Ooderieb. H. C. Cameros. Q.C. ; P. am;
Dudley Holmes.
AlloUouieltlaR.
J u13N 111.1110X, ONIIXRAL Artl-
ess
GC-
had oeslldem mie euserstoo
trade. hp 60 . psalm is •
•
Martin's Hotel. or sant byj map
�MKNX, Comeoderich P. r Addw..' lfa>rtl
Dentistry.
M4lICHOLSON, Cali -DENTAL
. ma... t. e new Pest OS
M'spt�t . Oedtllah117
11R. E RICHARDDSON, L
L ..reser demist. I)as sed ['Palma IS
sdmisistiend tar paining astrsetl.g et teak
atomism
gives to tie prs.•rmits
eatBees. desk. ..ansae RpenM
w
Hotel £seemmosatloN.
►res HURON HOT - TH$
5dasd W Mt
a0.d r tlasesd es
iter the tr0vletimtf
Bogota'
LAKE SHORE BOAT
sedml.k omk-
CANADIAI\'
IA MT*L (WARS UP)
wsT, Q
A QesemeaL BA1e(nw
[Noels ISM= PA
COILS ori ma idled
ocrosor1 Of sLOD
ALLOWED. /mTINUST
llOtftrg IAI 5AO0t TI
Attest
sad Fadl.er•• Mala
BARGA
BARGA
BARGA
1st M ITK ANL) $Hn:
THAN 4r
BARGAINS i. Mesa's
I)ARGAiNK in
)) iIIlppera.
t)AKGAiNS in Girls'
liD))AKGAI\3 in Buyi
1) �T .J. �i A 1
Wo[
\\'e carry the La
St•w'1:..f Boot.., Silt
\;cli-,c; in the Court
We make the Be
We do the Best
Cheap a, the Cheap
We Sew all Rips
We give tile Lar
count.
500 PAIRS SLiPI
sari 161) n(
You will find
J. C)
on the S
Shoemakers Wante.
PERSONAL PAF
TI:.. Mary Rusk aper
F Walsh, of Seafortl
1..N,i
,,., Powell, of Bly*
Frldav'.
11" Willis, of Seafortl
•.:o,lay.
F. W. Burley, of (:lis
F: King, of Seafortk,
I u.
4.),.s F Hutchison
Moores'
v, rres'
T 1'11(11011 left on Sub
5, 4, 1 ,rk
Sloss Hutton, of Kirk'
on Saturday.
M is Mullin ret urnet t
on Setur.iry.
Miss F:sesry-, of Exert
'91 model clam.
E. S. %l o m, of I.uc
erich last week.
A. ISrwHoot, of Seaf
(;oderich this week.
It J. 1'rowfarl, of I
t;rslern•h this week.
Mos. Frank Evans w
forth the past week.
Miss Ethel McGregor
bow in Milwaukee.
Mit H. Comma. of 5
reside in rid. Thomas.
I.. N. Davis spent
brother Si. in Clinton.
Krsnlpton Banner : mg friends friends at (;oderich.
Mrs Hugh Johnston
and l..slerich township
(.e., Russell, of Exec
I ...knch mnodelite class.
Mohs Williams, of Kir
•4 Miss Minnie Pridhae
John Murray, of Se
..ounty town 0n Nutans
Than Flo. Hailey rets
s vast to friends at fial
Mr. and Mrs. O'Mes
their Mone, ('incinaati,l
Muses Kat. McLeod
.paint solidity in AL He
H. Meyers, ex -[.arcs
the county town on To
A. Willson, of Sr
relatives in Goderich th
W. -1h Wilson, of F
is spending his holiday'
Mao. (ox of Chimp(
family resi'wee,Briton
Wm. McKay, of 1'I
visiting ia town the pre
Alex. Murdock, of F
Metweetnag's warrior+
The Mimes Spathe
the guest. of Mrs Mimi
Charles Chisholm k
the volunteers for Ne
Captain Rd. Md
the rashes.. d
Mies King d Gods
her friend, Miss Sells
George Symms eadl
will again talks up Hal
tee.
` t t0esp
Stitt kava re
tl.y.
F. C. sod Mrs (ole
meting u to A.erist
SAW
Kra M.Desald ,toil
ire riskily 1+� the learti
Mae Yale
visage an Teema
.wry
SOWS eel NMI
• p•osoog.. esti. Mei