The Signal, 1893-11-23, Page 5� t•
g Arsenio Taw
TARIF- F
a • pity that t be
wt be sdroed to
site phonies aid
is as geed .. he
sees to try t• gift
e sproclty.
Aberdeen's 9.S4eb
our to the im
ser hie iia
reit their hese
tableau is woes by
is au Imported
Society of Illi. -
arse supply from
rd by customs old
per colt. Here is
the effect d the
u.
sal oil of the beat
uls per calico in
gsalsty cauaot I,r
icy menta • gallon
Inference between
• somewhat stiff
uldiag of Petrol's,'
kibble over the
e difference were
PAIL ('e..da wishes
the country has
It is .boat time
tee taking • torn.
stage it .sold Le
their living from
1 as aarmlty tbaa
trnettaNerily high
isle for the t Wawa
aril bears lightly
is poorer petiole.
1s • neotsslty W
moderate circum
clothiog. How is
no us:•itus sow 10
rte imported tart
$232.000. t'oau.
• etceteras to the
NASAL BALM
fQ.Mer R +aaeest
Cure. Friar* 1
Mary so.aRed
y
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THE
RADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
E•T*Oaaares0 INr.
• 'MAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
01119 Oft MB lissampa NirLAR$ • ae.000.000,
. st,loo,000.
tsdlh
:air
oflrilswoss siki
_•b
EA�ay Mt{ttstoke In bead
lli01444,4041b. fow.d
by ail Epee:: es 411401 4 az) lei
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C/\TARRH
a E. WALXER, GaNLRAL McmeAti-
THE SIGNAL : GODRRUM, ONT., TA [l RSDAY. NOV EM BER 23. 18*3.
OVH ATIIOtSAND DAD
DeirdelW1 Calmed by an Earthquake
and Fiolld i. Pemba.
A WH - LE CITY OVERWHELMED.
5
W. ACHESON& SONS
M2uhle Clot and Jactel Cloths
• QODERICH BRANCH.
«IE1Al OMINUNII BUSINESS TRANSACTED. FA awes NOTE[ ther'.OUNTLO.
MOTS MM. PATAILI AT Al, POINTS IN CANADA. AND Taft PRUICIPAL
CITIES Ili 7140 UNITL0 STATES. GMAT BRITAIN. FRANC[. BLRIAUOA. as
SAVIORS .AMR KPARTMEI T.
pEppeli[ OP $LOO ANO UPWARD, REOLIYEO, AND CURRENT RATED OF INTEREST
µ0o,, t p ,s, T *DOM TO TM[ PRINCIPAL AT TM[ [110 OP SIAM AMO
pe •UR IN [AOM TSAR.
Special AMIMMI• t giros. to ills► (,'blleotlon n*
►ar""re• $1.. Nets. R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
C. R. SIIANE & CO.'Y
arc sbowtaq a roll rare .•r
Ladies FurCapes
IV
WOOL, SEAL, GREENLAND
MINK, BEAVER, ASTRA.
CHAN and 'POSSUM.
Milluner and F ail Goods 1
Let Materials for Fancy Work, Slipper Soles, Art Sateens,
Eider -down Pillows, Linen Goods, Fur Trim-
mings, Greatest Variety of
Wools in Goderich.
In MILLINERY there is nothing you could wish for we
haven't in Stock.
`'y�' GENTS' FORNISI1INGS.
raised at 4E4,000ctatome taxation
to e121,000. The
and dyed cations
1, and the tarif ta-
totall. d MES.OI$
dbvit.pumas ell
1 over &Isom eke
onsu ed asset paid
to the Dentildem
city a ,treat deal
,anuf•cturen. Te
e facts, that the
poor man is to in•
who has bees in
nth., has iemored
n.ta., nisei e he has
le more to the otte-
1 in kratarls trete
Full Uses is •very Da,srtmeat.
r:an sad a s•mis g code tad twine.
C. B, CO.,
>tl►'iAa■'. Block. Coe. +snare sad Ileatessiel,
MRS. R. B. SMITH,
Ci-laalgow House.
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
JAS. ROBINSON.
COMPARISON HELPS US
Seafortb : o. Wednesday meraiag,S..
1S, at the rediesee of D. Johnson. oilmen
et rest. Mass IDmwa Jobs.tma,on• ni S.•brthi
most repine residents, was meted in we
riage to Harry F. Williams, of Harden,
Casseetie.t. Mr. Williem. was e1 ar
time • tenobse to the Institute for the Bind
at Brantford, anti became acs waif wee
Mies Joba•os a lith she. she, was a mender
of the stash of that iastiatioi.
Full Valens of the tleesa$e Not Yet As-
eerlr{ewLle t ears fur Daisy \ II-
Isee. M Weepreed Destruc-
tion Faulr•tricher
luhal.ltarle.
luxlw,%, \ov. s -'!11 --A ape.:Fal d.wp teh
tLt Titoes fn.m 'ebbed hrio,ry funhrr
lentils of tLe earthquake that orour
Friday at Kaebam, in the northern 1..xt
the Province of Khorasan 'the town was
completely destroyed and the Las of life
was immense. vervain.* verve were open
id iu the earth, through which water
flowed in torrents, causing the Atrrk river
to overflow tis banks. The fertile region
atoned the city was inuudatel and the
lane gardens and extrusive vine; anis were
swept out of existence.
The p.es ply 01 Knelled had no chance to •.
save anything. The shock was ,'severe
that the largest booms in the 4„ rn, iuclud-
ing the re.ideuee of the Ihsvernor, were
almost instantly toppled over, crushing
hundreds of people to death. The town
►sed a 1opnlatton of between :0,000 and
25,O00 pets n., and it is 0101101 that at
least 1,0110 perished. Many persons were
flood carried away by the that flowed down
the valley. it is not known yet whet
damagewas dune in the valley, but it is
e.
te-wl that many of the tillages below
Kneban have been destroyed.
-1 short time after the disturbance the
entire water supply of the town disappear
ed The people who were not injured fled
panic stricken to Ala !Ugh Mountains,
!raving the injured to care for themselves
as best they amid. The district in which
Kilobits is.110.1ed is very populous, and
it is feared that it baa where suffered
from, the earthquake and the flood.
OPIUM SMUGGLERS CAUGHT.
to
Dont fail to price our Goods. All we ask
/ you is to compare other prices with ours,
r:ul r f you can not sora l'e fnoncy by doing so,
!'ren dont buy from us.
THE MUT-- WE SELL FOR OASE.
The credit system brings loss ---loss from
money withdraw from use, loss from bard
debts, loss from slow paying customers remain-
ing away from the store ---an ohi saying, " To
lose a jfu'nd lend him 'nonny." I don't want to
lose cosy triads but Want to make more, and
that is what we are doing e ziery day by selling
Goods away down in prices.
oUa nom 1s HOW COMPLETE.
MAIMS OWN cur FBKE of CHARGE.
AUDIO, AND WOVE'AI+N AT MARKET VALI I..
any other while they w get OLD CHvtt even if Ciel
grow i1, fir there is no other tabus, which aa-
1ed
eat smoke a S. Ia telde 1 Ca.. >r[MO1011lasa Mood,
s
HRISTMAS IS COMING
MirtDnroSat
OF
most of Overcoats
keep. Mantles
Fur Coats
Fur Sets
;Dress
Goods
Under-
wear
Boots and
Shoes
Ie
ih
re only
Gel a Price Lisl
Wt."CM
a
s%9coreveivot
and, iu view of the feasting and rejoicing of the holi.iays,
w r call attention G, on r
_FLAVORING EXTRAMTC
,,,,......t• -w.traated pare and elites strew, therefore cheaper than the ordl.a y
bellied 481...{• The following creat., 1015e. bottles or in bulk
a[1/011. YAYlIL('t..OYra[i. tm.1
KATIF1A, I.tlnsemdlo wiezwaaiRKPp[RDs1IT.
1stTD n ic�•
ones NF. mow ,,spar..
rMM[O. ethers to he adder.
Don't choose your Xmas Goods before .you see our Stock.
A Dar, ur smart Crbalaala Arrested as
the Valle.
NI Se *IA FALIR, IInt.. Nov. .—cm,
togas officers bagged • gna.-tette of opium
tsmn.giers hast evening. They gave their
names as Charlet Mille, Mr and Mrs. Pat-
rick Rurkeand William t'armichaei. The
chain sof incidents that led up to the ar-
rest k/ interesting.
It Neeius that Inape�Gor Lewis lies sus-
pected Wills for some time past. What
twat bothered the o}fl, er was that he could
always see the m-tn returning from the
United States but neve: could locate him
going until yesterday eneman. when he
stepped from the ':rand Trunk train
with apackage soder one aria and a pet
dog nnder the other Lewis shadowed the
man. when be took a street car towards
Uramwondville. Lewis then pot officer
Sealey un his track.
Lewis walked across to the American
side and took a trolley ear for the Falls, to
be ou the watrh at the American end of
the upper suspension bridge. Seeley, in
the meantime, shadowed Mills to the Park-
side lnn,.nearthe park, where he entered,
aid a few initiates afterwards cane out
without the package. • description of
which Seeley took while in the street car.
Mills walked across the bridge to the
Ameriean side and wend to Tierney &
Maho ney's saloon. W hen he Fame
.out he was acc.aupauied by Mr. and
Mrs. Rorke Together they walksi
.Lown the street to a point near the
Mu.enm, where they held a consultation.
When it ended Rnrk came eros to this
side. Mills and Mn. Burk went to Wil
itaas saloon, where in a rear room they
awaited the retnm of Burk. Not long
afterward • gig drove up, in it were Burk
and Carmichael, a resident sof this place.
No sooner hati,ibe quartette met in the
beck of the salon than they were ton
fronted by the oficere. The gig was
searched and the package seen on this side
of the river wee found secreted under the
seat. It contained 20 half pound cans of
opium. The wrests followeda..
afttta iw erell known n theAmerican
side. where be ran • saloon set summer.
He admitted that, the package was the
same he was seen to hare when slighting
from the train at the I i.7'. R dept here. .
link, Carmichael and Mills were turned
ov. r to the United States authorities and
taken to Lockport by Deputy Marshal
Weaver. Mrs. Burk was released.
TRY OUR WING POWDER A FIRST -CUSS ARTICLE. FREE SAMPLE.
W. C. GOODE.
CURRENCY.
Merritt : WJlian McCall, 7th Fee., has
ph.ss� • 100 acre farm is Bruce ('ouaty,
6 Wien frog Ripley, for his eldest SM. The
pies paid was said to be $3,800.
(•req • The " Hanks" farm, 7th es., was
oRetwl for sale on Wednesday of loot week,
by
m$ ,tg+s+ . s 1., •t LiatoesL It wbid
's att $66O. There 150 acres is the farm.
Hallett : Matthias 4.1an bus bought 60
a res,
on tae 3rd of Hallett, from Wm.
Miller, fes the sum of 51665. The property
adjoins bis owe feral, earl has no buildings
on it.
Hey : A years daerhter of Wm.
Meg, Ick. Read, Hay, whilst eeturriag
nnets from Models wheel, ea Friday lam.
.SI bad!) hart. lam. Down, jr., wee earn
As -
s oat the Lake Reed with a bail et woed,
aid the�ettag la trying to get en 04e
'ofd, felltrd hied wheel at the wager
OF ALL KINDS
Our Stock wa" never before half so large, and we commonee to-
day one month earlier than ever before a great reduction
in prices to clear out our big stuck of these good-
Blue or Brown Extra Heavy Serge Mantlings. $1.19, real I
value $1.65.
Heavy Blue Curl Cloths, 1.10, worth 150.
Extra Heavy 54 inch Tweeds, Pure Wool, at 1.00, were FRESH AND RELIABLE.
�
1.40. �B�E AND FRITS.Black Astrakans, 1.50, marked from 2.00' CANNED MEkTS \BET S
Opened to -day 15 doz. Ladies' Fur, i, GENERAL GROCERIES
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
REST,
$ 12,000; ^C 0.
6,000, 000.
A Saving De a rt most has bees eHear in COM -
'section with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rales.
H. LOCKWOOD,
Manager Gpjyrith Brame&
SEASONABLE C000S
Trimmed Kid Lined Mits, all sizes,!
price 87c., worth $1.25.
we can suit you in •,tuh'y and pen:e, ami invite • trial order from you.
R. W. RUNCI3AN
INSPECTION INVITED. Sudor to E. c.mphi
W. BCHESON & SON.
C. A. NUMBER & SON
Jewellers, c.
New Goods and Latest Styles
FROM CHICAGO,
Cuckoo and Fancy Clocks.
FROM BOSTON,
.lar. W. Tuft. Cclt'hnttetl Silver -Plateal Warr.
FALL MILLINERY
FROM ENGLAND,
t
'row n Dery 1;was in China with Silver Mountings
Fine Watches, Clocks aid Jewellery, Spectacles and Eye lassoes to suit everybody.
Repairing a specialty.
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
passed ever her lee, breaking it badly. Dr.
Amos, of Forster, happwed M M at
the ttime awl took let bens set the
fractured limb.
&orris : The 100 acre farm, knowe se
'the Seedy Foreytb place, 11 miles north of
Bressd0 ad awed lot west, has been sold
to Mr. Davis, of !Whitby, for P.360. Tb.
purchaeer is • half-bretber to Jaws bem-
oan, a well known resident of the sass
Ilea
Cai.tes : The hones sad lot. on Wiottris-
et, owned by Mn. -Soo. Williams, has bees
e,ld to Wm. Webb for $630. We believe it
i• the intestine of Mrs. Williams to remade
with her eon, Rey. A. H. Drumm, of AIRS
tea, She hes ban • highly esteemed reel•
dent of Chides for abesteemedirty years. mid
it is • ewers wrench M taster assoeiatismm
sad materies to sever 1bsle, bit she carries
with her the Seed trill std sten s Glad who
havek.owe her s WitI
The Men You Know.
♦W
_`,;!P1u,.e.«.:f.s.®a..r.. at^..__... -..Lllnras, ,.
LAI)\\\%`\\ \\\\:';$��1 \\.11\a\av,
FALL AND WINTER
THE MISSES YATES
Ileo to announce to the public that they have. • large .t'.aa talent of
The Latest Styles in
Hats, Bonnets, :Yang Ribbons, ,Feathers.
LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITF,D TO COME AT ANY TIME AND SsL.
NO OPENING THIS FALL
MISwES YATES.
Fall MIIIInsry!
I have returned from the city sail
MILLINERY. season, m THE LATEST ANO BEET STYLES
In thanking the Iadies for their patronage during the past season,
I would solicit a continuance of the sable, and invit,t their inspection of
my Fall and Winter Stock of Millinery.
_ New Shaded Ribbons, Fancy Feather Effect.,, &c.
H. M. PITCHER
A PALACE CAR FOR BABY.
It Day [eadlls [e Darr Owl of a t'.swen
uneaten Teale.
" Take • piac kitchen table," says the ,
Baton Traveller, adding the retie. :Le
clause that it needn't be gilded, •• turn n
upside down and pot citatory on the under
side : and strips of wood two lochs wide, I
the first eight, the second twelve inches from
the deer, and there is your box. Nett pad
the stripe and the legs, and cover with
gay cretouoe ; then with a mitten of rot
ton, in • cheese cloth slip, aid you have •
Pullman palace car for • baby. Tie the
all
y
s
toys to the slats with lung tap, sad
you have to do is to pot the baby inside and
keep him there without crying.
Were Iedlaee the 1ardeeer.?
\AaAIao, 14. ('.. NOT. 22 -Two men
sawed Omen aid Taylor were murdered
c. Revery Island, and ■ companion named
Lynn has dinnpeared.
Search has been made for Lynn, be be-
im suspected of the crime, but up to the
present time no trace of his whereabouts
bas berms found.
A theory that now of taius credence here
is this I levee and Taylor met their death
at the lands of the Indians, and that
Lynn was taken away in a canoe and
drowned. The Indians are known to be
unite capable of such cunning.
Those who know I.ynn ridicule the idea
of him being the mnnleter, and further
say he eoald not have got away without
being seen by throe who know Dint
A Chatham leesttea.
('RATRI Aa, Nov. 22 —Dr. William Rallis,
of Dresden, was committed f 'r trial try the
police magistrate in this city on • harge
:,f having furnished medicine and in.bn•
onsets to Mary Jam iaetrott with criminal
intent. The ehrtge as made invoices that
of betrayal as well. Altbongh r' , cjvl?
retial has been Leed ated the girl admit
that she was led sst111y by the doctor, t,
whom she had gone as a patient, and that
be furnished her with the MOMS to avoid
the eonsegnt tie a
The mom intens feeling has 1 e. -n e x
Icited ever the rase, both in ti t• , its end
►n 1hislben. where the yoaug i o • octant is
well kaown. Ile is 7k year• •.i age, un-
married and has a low A:'.1 ',wrapv
Forties.
rrynantee et It.,t ti nem I h.
HAU,A1. Nov. Ler:.- Sts dynamite cart
,lisps sold sarereil hot of fore w.re found
la the new petnfce a1 Itartnereth vee
%reds,. Thi bedding hes joss h.rn is►•n
ovIf by the Dominion •,verament. The
pollee are investigating the ltaet.r.
&wisher pr.babtII/e•.
4 wszewi to0T. TosmriO, Nov. 11, 11 p.m.
—TM dapitskl•
whieb wee over the
sststlweet elates last eight Ina developed
hate as lsapnrtant stern, the metre of
eo.
I,ileb Is as ever I�be illebIpa•
sed snow love Nam Mae&
waftdreissi
Osisrlola the Madame erev it
*'el mrad ie the 1r -1110 fair
*lei end Om,
!r► Ilea Irma* Jim's, COUNTY ---
l 49 t.
"THE EMPORIUM," West -set.,
in all branches of FALL MILLINERY, and
solicit the patronage of the 'Ladies
of Goderich and vicinity.
HISS C ASZERON_
Next door to "Star" Ottios. - ..
Clinton : The veungest sopa \Wild.',hip-
ley, of the Huron road, met with • painful
accident reoentl,. He was playing with •
tit, pea shooter, having it in hie rnietb, and
falling forward, the tin was drit.n :nIr Uy'
Into ini. throat_ It was necese.ry a Ice"
the wound up.
Londeaboro : We are very w1 ry an- 1,
pounce the unexpected death of Yrs. 1 lams
wife of J. C. Adams, of this village, which
mad event oo urre 1 on Wednesday morning
Nov. 1a She had been feeling .I1 only for
• couple of days, and totemic 1 awing to ,
Blyth on Saturday, but took a .ill "Inc'
was the eldest daughter of John Rninsdon, 1
• faithful member of the Methodist church
and teacher in the Sabbath school. and was
held in yory high esteem. She leaves two
obildrea. Mr. Adams, who is himself some-
what disabled, baa the deep sympathy of
all in hie affliction.
Hallett : Richard t iovier has sold his 4 i
sers in the llsitsnd block, to'amuelt or,
for the sum of $10(0. There are no build-
ings whatever on the place and the bush is
also removed. Mr. 1:ovier moved this
week to the farm be lately bought on the
'lid of Mullett.
Commence . A lively hunting match took
place on Tuesday Nov. 14. Sides of twenty
were chosen. Sam -...el 1)orrance and .'ohs
Smith captained the respective tents. Mr.
Dormice was the envy of all, taring spa
lured • coon. Dr. Cole came in ahead
\ritb 2,700 points and Dr. Cooper by 2,130
point.. The oysters were put up in the
erecting by the defeated team.
.-,
Tea yeaage 5,000 mea were employ•]
at the Edgar Thompson Steel Works is
Pittsburg, L, bat owing to the iatrod.W-
tbu of improvd maobinery, only 2,000 are
seated at the meant time.
• JAMES ROBINSON.•
mime Brunswick ime sbinyles at h;isd'e.
*LBO sq. . tis
A greed, heavy . cut !whir shingle
at ii idd's for $1.80.
Ha rper's Bazar.
ILLAT BTR A.TED.
HARIKR 11 BAZAR I. a journal for UN bate.
It glees the tidiest end latest teferm.tlaa
about llasbisns. sad *1..wtmrees inteteatiene.
Perla aestOte. and 1stMAissI sup.
ase aessaW s1ke
to the hews dress.
waterseedless We es
poem eNM a�Ib
artMtla attreethe
asses of ills =and the ttel emss w-
ear' its last pep r baelie oe a
elf wtt and beater. la its weeb17 WOO
everrttlfog u iaoladed which 'sof taterete to
!�_ ., 7'bs
:kebab ter 1M will be written
rsyy WILLIAM Rises a atld Wins* B.aART.
tmcet •es$.. wi11 be le _00 by 1 AST iL IFIL
KM. MANIA Iinusm picot. Runt McltxstaT
etrt'ARr, MARIO'S HAMA^ awl ethers. Out-
door Sperm sad Is -deer Oamsa. Seetal Rster-
talam•Rt, kmbteiee y sod ether oseweoUsg
espies will receive constant atteatien. A mew
aeries Is ersmiced ea Cease asst Repartee.'
THE
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
PALACE STORE.
Per Tear1
HI RPXR'8 BAZAR ++ oD
HARPKR'8 MI04Z1N& i M
XI RRBtO.tor
YOUNG PNPLR r
P• ot ( Prot to
al oerieserthere f a ter Molted
The volumes of ten BALs bspia with the
first Needier tor Jaeger; of eseb year. Wham
as tree mwtiemsd. sabot ripttos .111 b..1.
with the Number cermet at M tf>.eat,soot$
e lorder.
ed Volumes of HARTIMA s Raman fir
bras yeast by ses
la sett eleth Median. wet
am
wowed Bins de pper vena seh sir VS pus
ter emelt valsete. offish.* Os
tsa5Pt p mall. pu•MV. -
et •
shoeld he made b, PMIMe.
er Draft. te avoid = me of toes
are wee temp,mets Menelat
westtr oaf Uteeafrrw woo r
011:101111111111. •
Mania t RAMP= R
The Great Overstocked Sale now going on at
A. P. McLEAN'S has been most phenomenal. Mer-
ahants generally talk of dull trade and scarcity of
money. Our selling experience leads us to an ad-
verse opinion. The great quantity of Goods sold,
and the large Cash receipts up to date, show there
is still plenty of money for Bargains.
Notwithstanding the great s u c o e s s already
achieved, we are determined to double our sales
during the next two weeks by adding to the sale of
Overcoats and Suits our entire stock of Gents' Fur-
nishings, Hats, Caps, &c.
We will make up any piece of Panting in the
store for $3.75. This is for two weeks only.
Now is the time for Bargains.
J. J. MOORE & CO.
Going Out
of Business.
Oso sari�r� mew week Air Yews. es +tetb
exp,.� ��.t jM w[Taa tRalj� A10
ile : trill est[ r sautes ww
greewssla meet be earned b, Ilea 1014.
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