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IT 1.00115 A9 Ir THE C. 1'. R. a A. "OCT or
politics" up in Wiaripee.
Now l.rt TH Luca,!. carr* 5); OTTAWA.
The Government is es the telsop. olid..
THE ( ,' :Oaf AT1 y [ kno51' t "AA A LITrt .
hoarse kat week and di'r't eras ever the
Winnipeg election
Tet tailor n' a+rIRLT ITS termed's,.
boson will be a rood a%er.ae this year. tf
ererythisg we b.•ar goes
Ir Hoa. SIR JOHN Tio.e...,N It to Rise -Air
10 the ground Wednesday evrolog d lest
week he could have heard enrnrthing drop
at «•iemireg.
Hoa. Gate. F: F•rTra'- Tlcn r., wireeira:
and the Northwest Territones dao set ap-
pear to ha.* been prod,Active of good to the
(:overamest ap to date.
1) ar OE.r. Id rat Ire r5.1 I tea LD
take 111.1. Ho'onl. home and give him a
mesad spanking for etrtktag matclees os
iat.w.e'. monument The idea of epoins(
real geod metchss that way.
H.... T. 11. DALT, ..r. Tisa ,atAn;eT ..r
Winnipeg war an emetiesalsee. 411 right,
Mister D.Ly. hot • few mon..n.,tion.l ver
dicta is the Northwest weld probably
caner yea to rdm.isish $,000 sad pi. kings,
assetber with • essin.•1 Hideosity earth
year.
Tit Plummy 11I.1NTEa oe I ..DA .Ag
diet mesad snare lima get teeth tellies the
Newspapers that there were very few paths
flu M.hiwr sad the Northwest diw•tilided
with the mamba' tans who the Wielding
elmetismi'Pre • very dtrided, t'm•nbette sod
well-sennsia/si " Yee IM " is his stuns s&
Wio. the .wlarws were sant heard y Rea.
Ono. A. irsorm be west have errp.,r..A
emethne "rent el wearer,- sad gate •
Mao Any. sesintiglandls[ W dame
THANKSGIVING DAY PARADES -
THA NI►elO1NG DAY iN TORAH -
to was celebrated is that city by ss exhibi-
tion of tomfoolery knows as • rsm-figSti
ueder the persoael rapsrriaiw of (reseal
Heiser tar, id that lit. The may news
papers weut lute elaborate di.ortpttoes of
the alleged tactics ut the coutoudi.g
•'armies," and • let of twaddle filtered
through their column. upon their uoulfettld-
i.t readers.
The effort to arouses spirit of militarism
In 1 oxide is shoe of the wont things that
eau be doue N; t;te pr.•reat day. It is aa
attempt to foist upon Candid. the greatest
ware of wretchedness' that at present
prevr,a in F:.u•opean countries, sed the sue -
owes of the teethed. sow adopted by Cosa -
dab jingoes to popularize the system would
contribute not only to the increase of lbs
Lases but the lowering of the morals of the
people of this land.
It ix a'natter for congratulation that all
efforts thus tar to perpetuate the parasite
of militarism in Canada have proved un-
availing. Except in one or two cities the
ids of young then wasting their time by
playa" et soldiering is (rowuc.l down, and in
the smaller towns •ud r',rel districts volun•
teer battalion! cameo be held together be-
cause the hard comn.on sense of the people
is opposed to the useless waste of time and
money in•:olved in keep,ng up the mock
heroic in:r.t:•:iun.
If General Ilrk•::'i,' Ned his stet} started
for England tomorrow they " never would
be missal;" and 1f his military high mighti-
ness for ('.nada, our own Hen. .1. C. }'AT
TReso., retired from the pceltloD of Minis-
ter of V •!ilia and became Minister of Any-
thing Lite, he would be ;n better business
than the work he teas engaged in last year
duriat' compeer time when he took upon
himself the posl;ion of Fleet Buyer t•enenl
to the Forces ou their way from Lhe London
camp.
( &nada at the present time a throwtog
swev a tut of good moocy uselessly in the
effort to keep up the ghostly appearance of
militarism which at present prevail.. In
ease c.f war the force It now wastes its mos.
ey upAn would be useless for deleuoe, an 1
le time of peace it is sot re.tuired. it is
n either ornamental nor .'metal and shemli be
abolished.
The whole system is • humbug from start
to finish, and is only intended to give fat
office. to a number of men who, if tbey
were not alleged officers of the •'''•median
Army," would have no visible mases of sup.
port. Lot the bellow mockery sense.
THE INTERESTS NOT COMPATIBLE.
\VIIEN ()XLISLirOKINGFOR A
E tr•ighout expremiou of opisica it is re -
(redline to get the ideas of S. H. BLI•t.
the well known lawyer, evangelical worker
and philanthropist. He has the faculty of
putting • great deal to short, meaty sen -
truces, and his latest utterance has refereoce
t, the c' Rev." MACDONEl 1.-t, A. H. Baur
e t.•, Dralori i.*., INNI"r•., et hoc genes
omai, who hare undertaken to become the
apologists with or without salary for the
drink traffic Of this country. At the tint
plebiscite meeting in Toronto, held Friday
last, this is what Mr. Bet., z said, according
to The Toronto World :
•'l take no stock in men who occupy a
pulpit once • week, and who oppnse pro-
hibition because it will interfere with their
sherry and sandwiches. I take no sock in
your sherry and port parson. 1 take no
stock in what they tell us about it. I take
no stook in • parson who has under his
pulpit • fat brewer or a fat distiller., 1 re-
gret to soy we have in our church parsons
who wonkt not give up their port, and sherry
for the sake of the welfare of their fellow-
men and fellow women. We know where
they stead. lot them stand there till trod
converts them."
Mr. BLAtr. is right. When • preacher
feels that kit opinion on the liquor traffic is
fay.rable to the perpetuation of it, he
should get out of the pulpit and get behind
the bar to be consistent. This was what
Rev. "Adirondack" M;:aaAv did, and we
would recommend the preoedest to every
panne who thinks as Mr. 11 Unite. thought.
Because a Iran considers that he is called
of Guo to work is His vineyard is no reason
why the sante man should think it • divine
right to work for a brewery or distillery
also And yet then are preachers who get
the idea of the vineyard and the distillery
so joieed together that they t.aoot yes their
way mut.
THE COUNTRY IS SAFE.
THERE AitE SOME PEOPLE
who, if they had their owe way, would
hers no imagine that the whole social
fabric of this blonmiug ('oefedentscs is on
the verge of • grand collapse bemuse three
silly French Comedian lads recast -1y eon
spired to blow up Nc...res mosoneest, is
Montreal, with dynamite. The fools
aren't all dead yet : and as long as there are
fools who will waste gond mosey in potting
up mnnurnesta to caval or military men
killers then will be other loots equally
e osins. to tear 'mellows. >r
A. we ge is press we w net able to
dslesmli.e which wen the greater feels
the porde who subscribed le Greet N steneen
eeet_eat is Montreal, .r the three •chid."
who ..dertt.k M tans tare .meaure eilaws.
Wirt did Naaov ever g. for Ms&1wa1,
sarway, that • resasteat le bbl ossrry
dude Its weeted la that day t
Te Gar id, tae word\ .leaylN r slew
•
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THR SIGNAL: OODBRIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1893.
te the whale seek. The swswt wee
probably originally 'heed where It is le •
spirit el bragea 0sere by admirers of Naito*,
and sew the dart to tabs it dews is hies
made by • trio of nave -braised youths, more
belluw.»d W 'absinthe thee patristic
Inouye.. No harts has been dons to the
monessest, and • limited term on jail diet
will probably rive the yews' medals •
chance to get the hiRkwwee out of their
system.
That's all there is hi n It. ielatter.
I.,.T •ata, FOS TSB men Tint IN rot it•
teen years, Ti.. Swaim missed s oorres-
pondence from the genial "J.,. MstwRau,
"
of Lest'ura. Oa angniry, we learned that
our good adored co.worker was on the
broad of his took on the had of affliction,
and unable to roll up his budget with his
accustomed ease and energy. If the
joist.' of Tux Si':N u. prea..:ould have t•keo
on some of the rheumatic twinges that of
flictel".fol,"and thus have relieved him, we
would gladly have had It so. We, and all
our realer, join in the hoot for tbe speedy
restoration of Mr. ".'I to*cis a .lanae"
poodemt with lots of fun and no varus in
him ; a writer who prefer' to use the sugar
bow! to the vinegar bottle when esasooiod
hu items: sad withal, a goal all round
fellow. - -
Nee THAT 1'H*INT,.rIlrt; HAM Nwe%,t C.,
bas been knighted we would like to see
some tangible acknowledgment accorded
calm o. R. I►.1xt;, the eminent heavy tag•
tidy lawyer who caused Messrs. Mel; IMEer
and CoNN"I.1.1 to look at the cold world
from the inside of prison ban To our
mind, he has done more for Canada thea
('u ku.t'a,i•u.:k K"*IN-.n, I;. (-' ; and if 1t. 1t.
wen to take • shy at CAAo. and LIN,."‘ IN
we would admire him still more.
T. Steil., Tut rIUAI1 Nt.nsrll'ii.
man tattled the dig -waver so badly in hie
lecture io Toronto the other night that .1.1%-
1' ‘,TEIJ.
1.It1't•TEu. More. n:, rose right up 00 his hind
legs and walked oat. The fool kilter must
have stone on a journey or J A1 wouldn't be
getting up and "booting" meeting's alter
this fashion.
l'ot•N.: Trrr.*SAS oor A •NutlrTue"H.,
Sir JOHN ToornoN a "Right Honorable,'
(llLt.Tornte Rost:.o s a tat retainer and
the oCer of • knighthood -all out of the
Behring Sea Arbltrauoo but what has the
Canadian taxpayer got out of the blooming
businees` We passe fora reply.
Tut DavIL-Tat 1'uuNTcas 011 n., w•
WOW -will have a crow to pick with some
of our gentle advertisers if the aforesaid
gentle advertisers don't carry out the n-
gulatioes to be found on the 8th page re-
g. -ding the changinPle contract advertiae-
menta. 'Null sed.
I.N'T IT Aro& r flee THAT WILLIAM
K41.1 -H 3tektu,T,1 hal something to say
about " the common enemy," as be design
owed a certain section of his countrymen at
the last election ' MAItTCR and 11140 "4.&t -
ling t:no" t'aanttll. shouldn't have all the
say so this time.
THE "BROAD 1TATLve4XVH11• " "r SIA
JOHN THorr-'ov will be gauged by his
girth measurement instead of the " measure
of his mind " if he doesn't sidetrack nacres
and (1. IRI:C WALLA. t. On their tariff
lunacy.
!Wilt. JoH•: BUTLER cote THC MANTLE
of oblivion around him and retires from the
Mayor's chair in Godencb there will be •
sigh of relief from the overburdened tax-
payer of this overwrought municipality.
IT A 1-.'caleTtgAT MS CHANT 1• . LANA IT
the Conservative oeawllaties for the Romia
•tion of Mayor Benda, as Reeve IILAev,s.,
of 1.oderich owsrif, as. Ise ••other oen-
atitnency last wash and get easted.
THE TIL,.tr'o!r trenraitea*T 011.1. 000.
be affected with strabismus if it deemed. quit
trying to keep one eye on the \ortkweet
and the other on the Washington tariff n•
form, at pieseot under way.
Tin. Eerier. row tONTENin. THAI Mtk
TI election election i. Winnipeg is the wont thio4
that could have happened LAritica. Then,
The Empire should hot have opposed MAR-
TIN'• election. See '
Sia JOHN '17IovvP.UN 1e Nno C "RI..nT
Ho.orabls," and we all feel correspondingly
elated at the benefits that are likely to ac
erne to this country in consequence thereof.
W hoopla'
AND Now Mo:ITaaAI, tan• /IAD . AVM.,
lire earthquake. Toronto "isn't in it'
with Montreal, as matters of moment an
reeling off at the present time.
Is Ma. W. T. R. Pitzer'ns TAYltt,: TNE.AA
tripe to Iowa and Nebraska " for hie
health ! " - -
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ifevember Mabey, white we here resolved,
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We have decided to wind up our
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MR - Among the notable articles in this
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story by flugh feeler, a vigorous pl • kr
Prohibition, by the Rev. J. S. hates, •
clever illustrated paper on ".Among the
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Siick it SI mister," and other articles. Tse
announcement of the thirty-ninth a.'d
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by Frederic Remington, three Ly W. T.
*milky, nice by .4. E. Sterner, two by
Clifford ('arieto., tee by W 1f. Hyde, sad
one each by F. V. la M .1, George 110
Miseries, Guy Rose, Fater Newell, sad (1
Herford, are among the attract -iota of the
Number. Nine short stories represent the
moot vigorous mnremeut in .stneri°en let-
ter.. and these tales aro vaned saniftestly
to ..elude all bra-wbw "f the art whish
has retched so high an excellence within
recent pare. They ere : " A Thoak.giv
irg lhauer," as episode of 'I ew 1'r.rk pile,
byBrander Matthews " The Witstagof
tBiscuit-Shooter,"a rousse* of • Wyom-
ing ranch, by Owen Wiser ; •' Bud %nobs
Nail," a lore story of "t'mpkinsctlie, by
Ruth M.tinery Stuart ; "The Pain' otos of
the Foot bridge," a mystical and tragic tale
of the Tennessee mountain', by t'harks Er•
pert ('1aJdock ; " A :lold.er of Fortune," •
bi seraphical sketch reciting the advrntotes
of • seventeenth century iotr,gwrr, by Now
and }'y4. : " A Second Sprier, • story of
Rural New Fnglaod, try !arab '/me .iswett:
" Sweet I'uneh :.a Monologue, by J. 1.s
elfin glli I " A 1f a cepa!," • tab
of the Tretar Aertt s, 1E mows Mo-
Ipp...e7ya••• sill " A Malar d. lie Ilius" •
Spofford. these Ma short tilled.e may
be added a tea* "Ushers l wrees." by
Thomas Nelms Pap. which introduces the
, Editor's Mower
A WoMAn'a Cnassptes Menem NIL --lis
most popular little bey shor o(er seer
created s • st.ey, Lillie Lord Faasils
roy " lives win is the Christmas ladies'
Home lemma fiat lbw time Mrs. realness
Hodges Barnett betties to tau"How
Fausik oy Real/y Oea.rv.d," whams Mr.
Binh, the original dsstrator, sketches
FauoUoroy agate to his iaimitabl. pictures
Frank R. Stockton, too, gives as look his
mart deligbltful c►areoter "Posses&,"sad is
• deliciously foray way this yeast girl be -
gine • series d lettere to her former mietrees
et "Rudder t :r.nge.• t.1L•g her of her social
boom abroad with her husband amid the
aristocracy of England. William 1►Nan
How.•Ila begins Ilia Merely autobieigr.phy
which he happily calls "My Litany
Passions," end tells of the reading of kis
boyhood is his father's house. throrge W.
Ilial u likewise autobiographical i• • brief
uarrative of "My Christmas as a Bev," se
too, is Hamlin (;viand, who cwt book to
his boyhood .ad describes "A Pioneer
C .1 btmas,' which Reinhart illustrates. The
full piano score of Soma's sew "Manhatten
Basch Mar,:A" is given exclusively is this
issue of the Journal, and has all the spirit
14 his famous "Hies School Codes sed
"Waabt.gtoo I'st ' nun:bre Mrs. A. D.
T. Whitney wriere the first of a sense of
"Frie..11y letters to My Girl Friedl."
Jens Magruder begins what gives
p.•omi.e of being • powerful weal, "A Beau
uful►line," with superb illuatratiow by
A. 11. Wenrell. A new bsggraphical series
is started, "Wives of Famous Pastors."
which sketches Mis John R. Payton, with
portrait. The bttsnewns "Bob Burdett*"
is very funny in his d.scriptios of " MT
CbrlRsas Shopping "; the Rev. T. !)s W k
Talmage prophesies "This Christmas is
America- based epos the present fi.aaieial
stringency ; three of A. B. WesasU's moat
stylish girls portray Mrs. Mallos's pro-
phesies "The Art of Street I)rewiig," it hilt
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T148 DR. WILLIAMS MED. CO.,
. llassekyi)s (Jet. or MGerasoww. N.Y.
other writers give practical •d
vice os every point toockiag the giving,
nakiag and asedisg of holiday gifts.
.altogether the Christmas Ladies' Ilosts
Joura•1 is ate best this magazine has ever
stet out, tad rem ridiculously cheap at its
pries of tea eeuta. It is certainly an ideal
wotm..'s utagaz.ne, and this particular issue
stamps it as being without • peer. The
Journal is published in Philadelphia at tar
dollar pea year by the Curtis PuLlubuag
Company.
14
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our
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call
the
In dealing at this Store the cus-
tomer does not have to " heat
down " the prise in order to get
vsina We do not mark an article
$15 with the idea of getting what
we sin for it down to $10, accord-
ing to how " hard the customer
k We mark it at the iowes! pos-
sible selling price, and in every
ase tM marked pries "gels."
Get Under
Cover.
You'll find no better cover
than our Ulsters and Overcoats.
They're made to fit slim men,
stout men, all sorts of men -boys
too.
The prices fit also. They're
strictlyin keeping with the times
important-
a very point these days.
,Young Man,
an Ulster's the proper thing. We've
got the latest, the tailor-made twenty
dollar kind, a judicious combination
of style and comfort ; economy also
forms a part when bought from us :
We've marked them at $10.
Everybody 1
We can fit you out from
It Top to Toe."
Our Store is full of Bargains. Many lines have
been marked below original cost.
Always give us s look when in need of anything
in wearing apparel. Remember, you're always ',samosa
to examine and compare.
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