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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-12-17, Page 4fr7 THE STCNAL : OODLRICH. ONT., THURSDAY. DECEMBtrR 17, 1891. the Arid, (1ae*kItsn, effillffIDAT. MEL P. 11M1. Ilio tsahrllt ifM Nue clear I1edeck* ter action in West !Maros A 1.1.ISAt. asS•}veatiaa in W ret Huron will now he in n.ee4r. IT s not s4* easy tossed • Newfuusellawl eras Mr Vote sot irmsiasa Tusw case a lame turnout of the polio cows ,n the('ttarthemie Monday last. and a greet rnasy were present who could not be coaxed tea religious ser a.1 .ervhx. Mr. Fu-tr:s may hese to withdraw his discs Wee fish duties before the New 10.0.1 lenders awl the Om ar to m ilkre rl ueea- bin to death. Then he will admit that ti was Jouo in a m truest of weakness. Tab, time ! Tasv ors ! ' Tswana ' ' ' The toast of "The gotten of England " was not dr•u +k at th- Pr.velrn,.• 1t?.N:► banquet to Hon 117 a'it •reset Call out the militia, and 1 t_ " • '.c►t t ort .,f !item from oxer. Hod with 'is 'std. Some of the reerreuoolot papers object to the net m n it.tr.I market for horses" wbeo appLe•1 to the !'sited States. Out of every 100 horse ••.ported from (.sesta since Confederation at least 96 have gone to the Cooed State+ Hur.in farmers, how do tile.• iigurei strike van ! AT the H too w etewa.h at Perth the Moister ..( J o.tice said : ''The Cossery sive party will inset I'irhataeot next session with • strong lioverunrent. ' if they tea- time H lc34 i rani t'ii }x1.144' and name awl 1)gwascv they will have a "strong" t (Unto.. .Already cher smell to beeves. Tess New York W•.rl•l has a.cceeded in "dent dying the I.,rnl, turower who recently wrecked ' Resanos. . sees office as ear M14111 L Now ivies, • note-hroker of Boa. 4.e 71 The World were to retire from besmear as a newspaper it would still be sale to ale a good trade am • detective °geOe).- . ATIsstai•conna Sir Ric-HARD('ARTwl1,4eniT Wee " •n. ung and still in the ring." bat his elect i am c ..ort a•Iversarv. oh. where was he! The '• c'w..piracy " chargee against the plucky knight has gone into the limbo of exploded resod/as. :kr Rk•nALo is receiving tarry a .gnstd.tioar otter t.be fizzle attend - fag his alle_•al ekactiwv teed. .4 MEAT ant eff•rt ivr slap in the face hse barn atlmiuieteral to the Bag -wavers of the United States for t hey have fools of that kidney over then, just as we have them la Cas•'la Recently the e.'ntributioos to the GRANT twesunieut hair t1 geed, and doubts were entertained of reaching the amount salla! for, when. like a holt from a clear sby,ammes a prop oaten from the ex soldiers .! the !Leathers Confe.lrrecy to complete the feed for th ein•numer.; ..f the great Northern Quarrel. That setoyo will do more for the Mimi than all the talk from all the blather. ttkites between ••tIeneral" P.sr.ria and Corporal TAN. est. . f' Nair. SII*ws exp•nrnent et skipping .heap to Ragland while there is a elasal or high tolled market against us u She Coded States w44 perhaps worth trying, but we.lnuht if there is money in raising sheep for the British markets. The Unite! States in tile last lineal year before the Mc- Kinley Rill took 251,640 sheep (mostly lawmhel, valued at V761,565,while in the some year 57.036 sheep were sent to gawked from Canada, valued at 1486,299. Rut stark this point : Yowls: lambs with an open market sus be shipped at a certain profit to Huffman anti other points. Raising sheep for Liverpool is a less profitable and more risky buriorrs. Certainly the United Stater und.•r natural conditions will call for many more C-auadian sheep than t treat Britain will take. w11mt .tsetl. icy the decision of the court Went Huron is without :t member in the Dominion Parliament, and Mr. M. 1'. (:Atluaos one.' more takes his plat'' as a private citizen. , This condition of affairs has been brought about by no corrupt act on the part of Mr. Cassels person: ally, nor by any illegal ae•tion on the pert of any of the leading members of the party, but is simply the result of an indiscretion on the part of one of the rank anti file. SAN %. RLUM didn't know that Rood fellowship on election day in the shape of '•treating" was batt politica, ami his exhibition of last has reason to be proud of the Old AW, wbo, lighting in a gerrymandered its,) „ .. , turned • minority of :,li into a majority of 379. And he uta easily repeat the exploit and increase the niejonty. Thr cenditious upon which Use hat tle at the polls was fought and won on that occasion have not changed. The. tariff still grinds the fanner with out giving him a 1 market . !lo- w ar hewar of tariffs between Canada and the l'nited Stmt... has; grown more intense, for the full force of the Me Kinky (fill is only beginning to be felt . the c*talus of case crest blood ..f Canada to the neighboring republic t•O11tiilul•.. :tuel with incr'asing 1110 mentum : :sad the ,sines in high pieta-, at a ltt;iwa, which in March hist were only looming up, have bine* heel) proved to the satisfaction tel the ply plc of this country. if not to that of a sutsidiztel majority in Par- liament. arliament P'or three btlltaone.Wert Hurst can be Iuoked upon as a wife constituency for M. ('. ('4uenon against all comers, and we have meson to believe that is the coining tvxlte%t tlw Old Chief will once 'more lent) on the Liberal Phalanx to victory in this rifl- ing. "A C AoERON never will yield.- But ield.- &rt while the Leiner has a duty to perforin towards his followers in a !i crisii such as that wch at present obtains in West Hurotjthe rank and file also have their duty before. than. It is not enough to say that every vote possibli• will be polled on election deg, but work must der done between now and then. and important work at chest have been held to settle disputa of this nature. " The Liberal party of Canada has Whether there has been sharp practice or no red parlor jq,fall bark upon when tot, it it alwaysor me or tele difficult to funds ars j-11eetied to tarry on a cam- trade with a tnlirket 3,003 miles away. The Rritisk Teemed tor [mirky is not doing p�l'n and be it knojwn that the ones for prion in ('auada. The Empire legal expenses of an election campaign declared (bot it would give our farmers as foot up n0 small item. As a result, good a Prior as they could get it the Amrn- . tin the rest oelection f an tion campaignpaigu andvon market e vpwere„ basfreebeauiuhstantta in.,lu byyly Mr. its auxiliaries almost invariably falls Carting, Mr Foster and young Mr. 'Nip upon the candidate, and when, odor- - 'Britfe4 it t wiidde 04100 vhde10 it. is .:1 ing the present year. the costs of an fag in this e* y at 66 to 57 cents, a Buffalo election are followed by the costs of � � � c9 w The Empire Y �n gnai Carnia positions estate/id front the industri- ous .t- utu poor are not to be computed. Thr most atrocious criminals have bean exempted from deserved punishment." 'Fix Lastige lwb,the Mel;astavye and the (\emotess, the section H gentry and the A*i*'rr Pacific scandal bribers would have had a dainty colleague in this model Tory eltateisuan of ancient Rome. 'rn. tumefies efies d the asesadty for erecung • house of refuse is H urua has grunt ground greatly during the put few month& Au able letter us tae .40estioe from the per of as ex reeve will appear next week, tutu gives. text for besttugs a.dre os urn nu.IW-4 t ion day. CURRENT OPINION. Tii■ r5ANINc ter Txa 0001) ".IA, U.'. The word "cinch" has made its way into Estero )ourualarn. umautng • "tight hold' ur a "Mud" upon • thong, sod yet very few people know the derw soon of the wort. It collie* fent the plains of the West. A "cinch' is Spaelah tor a saddle girth. Tbe cinch.s ars made of parallel pieces of rope, about the ill.. of • ssuall clothes -tine, and ..owed together at tutenab by crux forces of lest her. They end in Iruu rings. The heavy Mexican saddles have loug thuog. ..f leather, which are used instead tet buckles to fasten the cinches to lb. setae proper. By taking several Mucha with these conch -straps • purchase Cao be IoW which enables the rider to &latest cut hs broncho in twain, desp.te any effort the little animal may make "to bloat." `4o great r pras.ure can be brought w bear w this way that the action of the been m a mull pony can he stopped, and the mined rendered insensible. New York World. 41e 4.414.1 Tflg s. r. ‘OAT. The commercial reporter of The Empire states m yesterday's issue of that paper :-- '• C.errd,an hurley is having trouble is F:Neap,' ihr.ugn w at is alleged Le be in the 1'emperruce Hall byre, left for that (04014nl( of the a•uucd for the purpose of sharp'pprrr.:tio•e ou the part of eapp.rs on city'I'uasd.y auoruu.g. The meetings we,t rccwitn.g the tinarcial stateu.rut ler the this side. Soles were made o4* samples and held under toe auspices of the Royal Temp year was IieId 7'uea.t* evcainb. It was when the harley arrived in England it war Lire, awl were very _ucessiol. Mr. �l,l.. or.lere l tb.e 200 copies of for seta .ells nut up to sample. ;several rrbitrauoss as r fluent •wxl forcible .p.-a:er, a caput.,. 1*. punted for distribution. Geucrrl bust elocutionist. anti •fair anther, cud u p.s naw was then taken up. A numl.ar of seared of au almost met haustible amount of a.x•,•uuts were preseuteti and a.ta.w taken matter o0 the Te:nperru.e posttest which ihernen• Robert J,ohustoo wa• appointed is both uriguoil anti to the point Th, tellers officer for the town at a salary of 930 Royal Templar* have had quite a plusher o' fx'r year. The special committee Were new mlemLcu a dc.! w their :•,uoc:I, beside- oven further use to report ups the croon a reueweu Int.':est is t.:wperencr work 'nuniu►uou 4ru.n the W C.T.U. asking for stirred up m the n.embersh:p. the Jsmissal of eos•table Yule for neglect Tots Mouzeir 4 or 1891. On Friday of duty. afternoon the nv.lel school etudests eau Irru*rANT rte TaAv'rl.t.ias -The Jr eluded the usual .nurse, end those restdin_ ciau,u of railway men s that the completion Out of town left fur home. The class of 1394 art 1 uproiug n( the St Clair tnmel, at Jar was camp .. l as follows : Misses Mary ria s the grsetesl aabirvemrn.ent n! .else Mclvor, Ante Johnston awl F. E. Ball, railway esguseenng. Hy this route per. t;oieneh : Mary Potts, Seltford : Aphis sense(i avoid the veiatwtu delays of the Essen', Exeter ; Aggie Jou,., Colborne ; tercyh.su, anal they will reach their dei Maggie Simpson, Walt.m ; Annie Dalton. tlatnwi much earlier (baa formerly, •I.o Kited : Rul.y Roi.ertson, Carlow ; Edith forming ale uofroken mfrs e000eetitn b.- Rohinsoi, Zurich ; Rose O'Reilly, Kintat 'ween the tau ouuutnee is gees whist: Cnf- Mesrs. H Murrtp�li, A. Chr,stelaw, C. Fish ''ago and all punts west buy your tickets er, 4 olbun,e ; f1l1'homsos, A. MCly.ral.l, vi. the '(:. r. R. tunnel n eye: through John Mcfley, .1. Mclean, AMU -telt! ; is ticket*, your baggage checked through w Hamlin. \1 •wanwteh ; .1. Henry,Blyt[l ; A de.tinauon Superb a..c,mmodstiuo Tickets Keine, Corrie ; A. Moir, Hay ; J. Mc end *11 reliable iafor.uatwrt sea be hod from Williams, Claadeboye ; Wm. Hog;:arth, H Annstnng, 11 T. K town ticket of5ce, Hessall ; J. Cleaner, Saforth : J. Foster, Op.•r• Ho u.r block. West street, I:o,ferr_h. V•na: lino. Resell, Exeter. Re.iuoed Ears 1'bn. nam and hent Vear'. Deere r►► N4 .Leser Norte. -T�e vu;. holidays commencing I)e.snrher 24th to all lowing trete The Northern Ensign. I.ubl,sh poem in larta.i• iimelualtog l)etrwgCh,wgo, .d at Wick. Scotland. and .fated Nov.17.re- !lagtesr, etc ,etc. fere to the death of • brother in-law of our LOCAL BREVITIES towlslr:an, Gen- Swans.: It u with Jeep A large straw stack on the Ridgewood regret we have to announce the death of .,tate was burned on Mortality. our much -respected townsmen, Ur. James late Louis is requested to look \oble, dyer, which took place yesterday big slipper aCI l4* t6urewexk'. Signal morsirtg, at the age of 78 reuse. llr The Ilodericb rade club had en oyster Noble succeeded to and ersoi •Ily super s4* r last reek at lull's r,.lauraot. y intenelel the bueaness rosebush 1 by his PPe father M which he added that of coal- Miss :!lack most acceptably presided at merchant up to within • week of his the organ in Si. George's on Sunday even - death. He has !teen ailing more or less hog- aerpenter.who occupies is l'anada much the since Feiruary, but w4* not confined to his sante piece that Jay Blaine, 17,x. consul at lied till Thursday I4..eaeed was an active Dustman man, and stnctly upright in all his Vancouver, did in the eyes of sensible I .lealing.. sed was held in learned Americans when he male a continental esteem by the community. His wife and several memhers of hie family predeceased him ; and be u survived by a daughter- Mn. t'o.wsek, Ayr rad two sona,viL, Mr Charles ?lioi.lr, teacher, (;Is. cow ; and Mr. Andrew Noble. who assisted his father au his business. GotweicII Orr Hann Kin. (lea.- The members of the 4.o.ler:eh off seryl rifle club met on the 26th of Covvml.er and held their second annual meeting and elected officers for the culling year. .4t the meeting it was decided to have a series of fnrtnigitly matches for a club 1.,phy. The president and vice precedent held their annual match on December 8th for an oyster supper. This match included the fat match for the trophy. The sides and scores were as fol lows, the vice-president having tint choice : soo -d - -( a yards. . yards. ! %; THE TALK OF THE TOWN. i; 4 oblate owe e oa lout r.9s.t Ase Dant \Is prat . mate yeses, meet creditably ba1•need tae meg with Iter pore, der sad powerful r The will be repeated &ha •fterwtaa eat eveniee�� The above from The Empire .4 November Nth r re- gards% the woodsr-fel Mdlibe.y lastly, who will appear is the tined 11p.rs Ileum K. Q C, et the !barrel. Ora A. rete. - 044 K'riday sesame next, the 1fkL. A tull W.0. Ooede.reek d tamer weeds a the pram house should greet them. Set thaw adeer- 'Ma to be sees, mad s11 very ems.. A awe twwsut u4* fl Xmas card gives with seen gut panda, P•11� ol N ted tee A Fmi*.rrsoa' INESI.0 The members !'tell duet espeet le ren edetksd.)c rows ep 411 l:uurt t fudench wtsud buldm.ngg • eaoial emp4o 141 ..nl ►semen; .d if 7414* west l5 awl enIert•luaasM about for o.hldle01 JY - ret the beet roes for lour se..ary Is retlueie,c teary. It will be ars me Mateo atrau, to ol- ren don't want w ease k7 r. J. Pridhsm. obs clothier. urate sacral and fraternal wter.uurie Teo farmer who bides kis Ilibt under a the tosw1brr.. (bmmt1taw are at *O r w3 Mabel layers tM risk of ae•ed'ng • new two. • pleasant time is anticipated. but if iota alit an) they( 111 the nh.pe of not. 8. 8. A*v,vematay. Tito Viotoria-.4. day mut elm s ill phis. terrapin or peel nee franc tort K. 41. I iliums a obs visor to Tait. Methodist Sunday school •eatverrsry will r'Irw clas.0a41uaat $ecwarl 1.taAtu fav rnr. he bold cru'bues,l•y, ll.c. 27rd• rt 7.30 r r. low plc.. jt.et to cwt Ile uses, l•teiun Therewill Int • l,'brtMu*.. tree la.lso w11h fess*. at cost w clear ser Neck. Call end el- a nub prufusioa of pree.uta for old ural melee but were. N.. truuhu. W seer ,t la any de part trent. Spinel Alan furca. -7 bud,. young. Ihtre will be good swgmg by the 1Rreur Abbott wall cell a►e n.rmbersuf flu 3•r'rtay scbo.l, aeJ its eiuelleol pugr.m .4 1'utourtws tame. mase al Oita.* arty in Jac- .:seer rsc.tat4ous rad dialogues, cu: , ran s.e::1 orMuver.014 w .awmb41 e41 4.,. u IenJ by w •lde txxp. 411 young prtH.le. A Hou., N',.i acre,.,, st terser. N 3d.ut;,,rn res orate' cavitation y guru to all to spend a *40Wu .4.Geese- The baa plea* so 4457 4' 414.0.001 eyeetng together. kisd. teres +tta o war..g of oudke4.�m...e Huan HCYUOL 1lo►au Mterlsu. At • plush gu41•'.. 4t.. -bore., w g dwelt45. t9.f.. .p.cial mseung of for High schuul Lured reds, dnik, W) a Dupre oI ell .mels, tmda.w rood+ arc *ken rnr carets u laser •.a he1J last M.ar.lay, the 000 iter lnvewtig•- aver) huts came..., r. kiwi., r (lag the case of A J. More, usei hew.ticel 1 be notary tippermwt to t'.e mindsof meal • this veep, it . H ua1 .had 1 t.4*) for urea se. ..r tette - 'Leer or br.abrr.' Lw•, n. kelp yea 117 . tn. sdvr1taw-m,ul tel Ile, � nasal. ern •.t. p.... 7. and thee pa) . v.1 le te..w..r OU Wes.• r.e•, cud,u u wtela'.d�w• *teat you ernL Iupy*l. r a. are Igetnuj up plasma fu, tnrtr towhaTs .huuld see the proscenium lamps he is .b., w lees. Asn 44.'s.1vsT As Bute»-Hxt$Tao, Tem. The Uhutuu New Era eery.: ISvery chis., knows that the State Claus of the picture, u • short, stout wan, wadi twinkling eyes, lung *ashy heart and a tact that is Maui ing full of full. A man who liar all the.. lectures to perfection, and who looks for r I the world like the typical Sant., i. Mr 1)ei 1.i Fisher, the well-known hones an of Ikele rich. Now, well leave it to those wl • a41uw' low to say 11 our picture 1 nu correct. A Scac*,estL Stalin ne M4,11101. I. T. Mills, of Toronto, who had freest" conducting a series of temperance iueetin_s .ruler, raked for •further &'ijuurumeut, watch was granted by the board. The application ort Nurinee Muilurctrte, of To unto for the p.wttuu of s.:ietwe master, at salary of 11800 a year, was accepted, mad Kruok E Shepard, of Hamilton, was ell :iced u aau,.t•nt-easter to r0wn of Mr. Ste ensue at a salary of 9360. 1.a.-rves AresacTluse Manseer N•un .lers has terms for lectures from ten toted Ite tures- .Naas thele& Lockwood, who w • prominent lawyer in Washington, U. C., and eau three times a cou.htlate for the Pru.idencv of the L'. S , and Rev. T. R ties -lie, bettor known as the knapsack i.niriat, who journeyed from New York through India and Central ('lues was smutty a hickory stick and a gnp fur hu companion. Manager Saunders will give good terms to any local ruatlwuoo for tac-e two during January. Tow. Cover Mseri mu. The st•tut..ry e ,. to tot mar et, the hgury revising a fraudulent voters' list, and [laciest been obtained for one lot of 5,000 that followed by the coots of a eon- bn.. . Tf3E' arc 'Ito y Kmp►rr u sehelelling is Toronto for 1b7 toTne 19 cent. troverted election trial through the ac- The ButTalo ('utnmercial of Tuesday gives tion of an over -zealous agent,it will lie t27.: t.he pr\C ice there as follow.. : -State, e, 25 seen that the candidate has had a premed poultry also,eo rnfeel thel0 effe76ects larger bill to went than' the conditions of the McKinley Komar,. The Tomato price far turkeys u 7 W $ orae per warranted or the position .:shed for. pomal ; at Ituf'alu 11 1°7 12. It would bs Mr. CAM1 44o!(, has borne the heat interesting to know Just what di. average and burden of the day, he has given Tt,oryBlofarmer thinks of The Empire. Term. farmer his time and talents ungrudgingly, 7 no t.... ammo 14. and has paid all just demands without Weil, who u Dr. Reers, auyway' Where murmuring • in connection with rhe 'Loa hr being, and *kat dna he do for s living' Whrt ked of doctor is he -of various calls made upon him during divinity, m� beiue, law, dentist corns -or the year, and THE SIGNAL believes it .utile' Whv don't he tell old n Abbott w abrissiwlate, and take the re.iieis is hig$m time a halt was .0115(1 071410 *4 ester ± (k u he only small beers' (iui.thip the drain on on hie pocket and porse. 1 Rxw Si.7Al. To this end Sr Iwlirvv it wool*! 1 Yes,very man' H. is a Mnatrnal tooth - be only a just tribute to the man who has so ably represented the constituency if at the nest convention of the Reformer of Nest Huron amintrements were made for defraying all legitimate Costs in connection with the forthcoming election. if a contest be hail two thing► should be done by the Liberals. They shol:ld prevent the constituency to Mr. CAMERON without the expenditure of poi. 4101 on lois pert, and they should int r•:Ise the majority. NSW res tawttrts *M* $ 0 tell. The hone hes+ins.: hots been sorely hit by the hostile attitude of ('anima and the United States during the pat year or so. Since (confederation 316,464 horses have been exported from Caned& of which :105.479 went tothe United States, rind only 5,478 to Great Britain, the retraining '4.507 going to other countries. Hutt NATURAL ■AHKET 1.11114 114,41141 IS TAR UNITED STATRs, for the above figures show that over 96 per eent. of our exports of horses go to the repub- lic eputeIic just south of us. in the year end. good nature on the occasion has ing ,dune 30, 4 890. we sent 16,118 voided the election in West Huron. horie'e to the United States, valued at Tun SH,NAL (toe: not excuse Mr. $I,1t`e7.89fi, while only 125 horses, Weetna in any way or shape. Treat- ing is a had imminent' at any time, and pnrticnlerly et election time. Never valued at $17,925, were exported to England. Mon and brethren, that. 9:40 (m the ibelees, we cannot but feel that a hard 9100 is hitting our hard working drip has been inflicted upon Mr. CAVE- i farmers and horse mimes,, hard. But Roe when he ie unseated for an offence the, day of their political , /,'„ ,,,' whieb he wan powerle•.s to conteeli draweth nigh. directly or indirectly. Hat while Mr Care140t4 has been R wea Toon unseated it i• a sourer of natio In Cic.ao's oration against Vermeer faction to his friends that his personal I he pictures a man who would have a mord during the recent mutest in high place in official position 01 Otewwe Wart Heron stands clean and above under the Tory regime were he now reproach. No effort was made to !alive and in active polities in (7anarin. itiriing home to him a solitary charge " What Mel been his conduct in the 4 11 . , with the prrto obip here at home i Tot the comae* earl a greeter tribute mak! • • • public works negleeted,that not have been paid to him. be might embezzle the money for Usage hoer eimrumst•ncvss Tn• carrying them nn, hear witnea. His Hteirai. NI ;wood of the liberal lender decisions have broken all Iaw, all pn•- Wsd Hwertn, and every man who coni ent, all right. The sums he has by for 1M a Cainut•un in March I arbitrary taxes and unheard of WO for the foot of himself by refusing to drink a toast t.4(pen Victoria Norfolk Reform- er. Connell lialiet•, ITO Tu• rOlToit nr 7115 II ,IAL I i)tA* Stmt,- Your editorial o4* town mat ten in last week's Sit; NAL is timely, and ought to set thoughtful men thinking. A retied change in the personnel ut the council is, in the Interest* of and for the future good of the town, mile-rative. The finances of the town are in a deplorable cen dituo ; let those who are not conversant with the exact sate of atf.in investigate for themselves. Your remarks upon the finance committee are contradictory, how- ever, but you sue them up when you may that they have not grappled with the ques- tion of the indebtedness of the town at s11 and that prompts the question, " What are they a finance committee for Thts committee has shown itself unequal to is task, and the council as a whole ham shown itself about am poor • body as we ever had to govern the town. They will wrangle over little matters, and leave the necessary and important matters severely alone wit- n ess the harbor. Our town today is • re- proach in this connection. Doubtless the council will shield itself behind the Govern meat, but the council, by its deputation, acted too late to do the town any wool this year. We want almost • complete charge in oar governing body. The only two men in the c,uncil who have the proper snap and go are I'roudfort and Nicholson, and their efforts are fatfk carr want .4 backing up Most of the others man w•ell,but are weak. Poor of them at last have proved them selves utterly useless as councillors and no town sen congress with such men at rte bead. We want • new mayor. Wick all dee deference to the present mayor's real and desire to do his duty, the fact romans that !1 : has not been a emcees@ 'this sad mitt by many who helped to place him where be is. We want • man who will coo mend respect, and who ham ability to tackle mar nnfnrtnrate finances, and 1 cnmmeed t. the thoughtful . of the eket - ate •t large the meta of Ur. Holmes. (ioderlch, Iyer. R. 11191 T. A aerials t&rIetimeet. ITO Tutt imtrna or res s1o4a1- 1 Ria, in your (amt mase of The Bawai, sada the E)n*Inp heeding. the sasses of two yeti nips appeared, sad it was aid Pros. Hide. R. H W atson.9 l'. J. T. Nattel.5 It W ilkinaun .9 T. thwarts. 4 H. Arnold. u a63 4 2413 910 0 -It -43 75611 3»,0101 4 10 -ft's -17 7 6 9 7- 1e-0 0 0 0 0- iv - 16060 0-'6. 706la A-04 •39 1-14.0 0•a 000-14 Vice wee. Side. J. W. Health 0 1 9 1 3 -190 2 0 U. Pennln*ton3 10 1 2 4 r11. s 10 W Widows 7 1 10 0 9 38 1 0 4 W. Logen 1 6 9 4 1 -1114o 0 7 J. Plat . .0 5 0 01 500 0 00- t- -to 0 2 110 - 11 0 0 1- 0 0- 7 - 17 -00-7-17 OAS- 10 AS 130 The president's side won by fifty points. Mr. Neftel, having the highest individual more, won the club trophy for the first time and will hold the same until the next match, which will be abut on the afternoon of the 22nd inst. A Woene•rt•i. Fencer A fairly large audience welcomed the Md:ihasy faintly on their return to Toronto last evening in Aasaematinn hall. Though the uaiience was not in good humor when the programs war commenced, having waited fully half an 1( Camp•igse,the grocer and confectioner, is fully prepared for the ('hnstinaa trade ?lee his "ad.' Boat budder Marlton has placed the keels for two tugs to be built during the Winter for Jas. ('lark. An alarm of fire a Sunday evening di- rected attention to oto ash barrel behind the P. M 'a residence. Rev. A. Potter, of I)nngnanos, preached renes acceptably in the North street Metho- dist church on Suuday. Inspector J. K. Tom is in CIiotos, the oral examination of the 1891 modelite class being Dow in program. A service in memory, of the late Willis Price will be heli next Sunday evening u North .t Metb.diat Murch. The services will be conducted in Knox church next Lord's day, morning and even ing, by W. R. Molntah, R. A., of Knox College, Torotto. The tug Oreedits wee out on Morday searching for the Se he's anchors. 'l1mey were located, but could not be lifted. On Tuesday she was out again. Before you purchase your Xmas and New Year's pra..nu all rad see the display est lump■ and fancy good. •t J. Yates' hardware and grocery emporium. Ile. M. Nicboleon, the West -.t dentist, lashes the pre..rvatios of the natural teeth • specialty. (ias administered from 9 A. r. far the prints.@ estnctios of teeth. The ale of mngastnes and papers for 1811g at the Mechanics' institute next Tuesday evening will present • good opportunity of securing good roadie( at • small oat. It oast a Serforth boy &early 94 for firing some snowballs n., the street 1f &ora of the (loderich boy• were fisted lik4wiae it would help the treasury and do good The reviler monthly meeting of the t ied.- rt.h Circle a the Order of 0.nadien Hesse Circles will he bold eget Meader) •t 8 o'clock r. r. A fail •tt.adssee of the members to requested. The semi-•nausl electing d .dears .4 hour altar the appointed ►oar, **NT*" Eureka Coolant Na 103, R. T. of T., took left the hall at the coneluaooe 01 the watt- g •t the regular i mating cerhelemony T.erl•g .morns charmed with the _,,S• se.ni•g last. 711. iwstalMtioa oa.emoay wtE Mr Hugh Mc(iiheny, the violin.oeist, is a Woe place 1111 first Monday is .lasrary whole hat in himself. His most bnlli•at The rhs•PMt loll.. in Cana" o b4* • psis of work was "Ain Hnngrow," by organ w ia4 m•chiae i. •t (. Ernst. His eiecutiou of this difficult sone* • Drs• fail to give hie a was almost faultless. His shading is moat ose bete" y : re. toll not faultless.repot d.he•te and true, .nd his interpret•tioa the °e..past Repan pr'emptly •tteedd swivel esti charming. Ten of the family ...the enntnh.ted to the program, end it is rah Vtsit•.s to do /ie.al Neortbwvster& L - to say that there is oot another inch p1.- habitioa (lis yah Rrsatly admired the ate envie sal band of relatives on the continent. Pilaj tlN (ld knelt ()rgs. ('. Th11ir Everyone from the youngest, 7 years of roollo 01 organs are fest ourpa.sisg all oh - age, to the grey -headed father ms se artist. res IS boo", syr .ad oicall.n.y .4 * ... they nod. • "transient visit" to that owl two or three of them of much more Rfnply . r order and sae0erage "berg," a .tateerast which is not in scent than ordinary talent Little Len resited line" euen &see wit\ the troth. in the first oleos, one now of Jamas Whiteemb R.1.]'. wnqu. of the resew men was not thee., sadist the poems in • manlier which e.Hsa1 forth rap TO ADVERTlsfi.R$, secret plow, the other did net take • walk terse applaew The ladies' quartetteNotion off changtw nut lye left et dexo to the "hies waters of the kits," am he "Onnd Night,'. by Ooldb.rv, afforded Oder not Ismer than Saturday wishes to take • hotter plane e of ingress then MiPlwior., Allis, Viola and Mrs. Oder that of ilemMp. Rech • valuable paper as Hugh en ample to display me soon. The Oopy for changes Ti.. Atai&L eaneet alined the space ter web wisrvelln . vnkeis they peiva Mise Allis% mut be left not later than Mon. (arpneeley when entree) as that widish velem, • sentraltn el rues pew sad await des .sea. Oeetd A appeared le mei week's imam from the Dims soon, tree am • seaudieg lark, swlW the Iltp) Team see,ribe. Team Yhathww charm mad roamed the sena .f a ebb Q to sees wow*" 01 CMM a( wpm. Yin Phrase, ,11s. s ( WE HAVE GOT THEM NOW I a--erre-- •,.141`.-3' JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT OVERCOATS s. • Having purchased a large stock of Ready -Made Overcoats at a great reduction inwe aare prices, prepared to sell them for SPOT CASH At less than wholesale prices. Call and examine them and see the prices. Boys' Overcoats, from $2.00 up. Youths' Overcoats, from $4.00 up. Men's Overcoats, from $4.00 up. These goods must be cleared out this month ; so call early and secure best bargains. IN OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT We excel, as usual. Our stock cannot be beaten. Fit and workmanship Al. Prices lower than our competi- tors, consistent with first-class work. TO THE LADIES :--- We are at present overstocked with Overcoatings that are suitable for Ladies' Jackets, such as are not kept by the regular dry goods trade, which we are prepared to sell for less than cost for cash to clear out. FRED. J. MIDHAM. HOLIDAY GOODS. Wo have in stock at present the followin.. list of holiday good% : RAISINS : NUTS: Valentias, Selected Layers, London Layers, Black Basket, Etc., etc , etc. Currants, Prunes, Almeria Grapes, Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts, Cocoanuts, Brazil, etc. Catawba Grapes, Persian Dates, Bananas, Figs. Florida Oranses, Messina Lemons. Fresh Baltimore Oysters Arriving Daily fiaddies, Bloaters, Ciscoes. etc., etc. IN CONFECTIONERY WE EXCEL. Tns Fosr.owtw.. AAs CHolc. LUMP Campaigns Mixed, 4 Broken Mixed, at (lioie. Creme from 10c. per Ib. lbe. per Ib. 26. to 50e. per lb. E. CAMPAIGNE, 39-3t Corner Montreal -et, and Square. LATEST CABLEGRAM S. aZNTTeA CZ.11A:7,73 Has shipped laige quantities of his choicest Goods for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS to F. JORDAN, MEDICAL HALL, And cables that he intends making his headquar- tarsfor Goderich there during the holidays. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ,ArY"r S 6frt A1♦ ^ a^:^ .r �F',•-r 't •.a.r t ^ia, "THE SIGNAL" IB THE BEST. $I a year, in advance.