The Signal, 1894-1-18, Page 8TME
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Symml.I Altamahan given to the ^---
aad FarsaerS' soles Rots. R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
NEIGHBORHOOD N1OTE.S.
Frim our ownCorrespondents.
The 'r 1. Iafersaatloa here That tanner
hat■e /ay where s.l.. New. er Ibr
l...,, apeelally Reversed
far the alasaL
KiNTML
,lac. t.
1.,e weather here still keep very unfasor
able. and his every tndreatton of an open
wtoter
Mtss J1 t long, who has Leen on a two
weeks vitt to friends !.ere has returned to
her home in I-ucknow
111 Welsh, champion iron sawed lifter of
CaeaJa and bin:lu in, left last week for
lebt•eming, carrying with him the beet
wishes of his nun% friends for a prosperous
futere.
l\ a must emigre: t.lst a our worthy reeve
to Lc. ng vietouou- et ti.e re.eut elections.
30%• re • hard lad to coo, uec and we,krow•
d ea other more cal.able of filling the posh
tion than he.
Tne valuabk Irok I.aro.belo aging to Wm_
Morar, of the :'th coo., together with al•
most all its conteots,waa recently destroyed
by fire. We sympatle .. with' Mir., 51or*a
n h . odyereity.
1.e
Cslligbea, our vtllage botcher, who
ha been on a 'sojourn to the parentalroof in
St. Aognetise, has returned. He looks as
though he grt•m the blood side of some of
the fear sett and winked the wrong eye.
A very wee .4u1 ball took piano at the
hat; in this village New relies night, which
was attended by young fdk. not only of this
1eulity, but ace.: from tbe surrounding
t owns of Kincardine, Lgck.ow, Ilungennoo
and '.oder:ch. They all report haviuv had
a
geed ;ia.e an 1 en opiU; themselves ex teed
Ingo .
COLBORNE.
litit•t ,.len. 1°'h.
\\•Ecoidte., - t one of (hose events which
always seem to amuse bah the old and the
yo.lult, the small and the great, occurred on
the 10th inst., at the residence of Wm
Blake, when his fo.trth daughter. Martha,
was united in holy bonds of matt to
Thos. 1'. Mar uis, of Suspension I:ridge. N.
V., son of John %Iar.•au. Huron road, l,o.le-
rich towasbiti. The bride was assisted bt•
her sister Carrie. while the groom was as
Whited l y his brot her. The bride and br ides
maids were besutifn8l attired in . man,
-ctahmere',-whi:e the pride held a boyuet of
white roses. After the samara ceremony,
toaaetio.al hr Rev. A. Thibsdeau, between
7J an 1 80 invited guests sat down to a
sumptw. u's supper prepared for there -tames
The pre -en's to the bride were both owner
oil .and caetlyr which goes to show how
ht,;f•!v t!te young couple w: re esteemed.
I'1:e'',A to ceinp•.eny amuse 1 themselves with
ssuocand e-anousi;sntes nnttl their mirth•
ful fce'ing. wiry cm. is s. t stied. The
young couple intend epe:dio,; a few days
-visttierfriendsbefore coking their depar-
ture for the'r it •u,e Hiss Blake will 1
missed in this issomntnity-. having been en
active worker in the deferent societies, also
•number ot .the choir of Bethel chu,c'l.
Thtir many-frise'ls wish them a happy and
prosperous future.
mach 11111111eil, as she it a favorite among the
yang people.
The sabbath school l invention of !btu
gamma and Nile nal be held to thts plaeeon
the 1st Inst.
Mcrae Daisy and Lillie Moss lace return,
ed to .:. Thomas to college. What will
1 My noble taloa and the brave tailor do
nue
i \Ir. and Miss "rwart, from Parry sound,
Muskoka, sir.' r . 1 i.t Ietends in this etch -
1 Sty. Little loin of the Star rasa a false
i alarm lir said they- came from Chapivan,
i M tehtgan 1 oar don t catch Jumbo lying to
'little Matter..
The annual n eetiog of the cheese and
butter manuteetcrers was held in the town-
ship hall at I aglow iso the 10th inst. and
was large'y attended. The old officers were
re-elected for the ensuing year Samuel
Leitch, cif Eden, is engaged as cheaeemaket
for the coming season. .I r
i The beet 1. the cheaoeet and Tne �,,. v 1,1..11:
the bra•. Ohre doiMr a year in adtancc.
scribe now. trample copies free.
PORT ALBERT.
Tresety, .tan. lo.
\Ir.. I1. (exec has been very til ler the
put two weeks.
Wm. l'unniughan: is sutlering fromaa at
nick of la grippe.
blt.. Nellie Hawkins is visiting friends
lased relatives at Kincardine. 1
Miss Hattie Tbprlow u recovering nuts
se 'attack of ir.dan:w.&tory rheumatism.
C. l•1'l'uaaoi hes unproved his property
1 iy the.reetlon of • picket fence. it ie a do
tided improvbment. •
i Miss Nellie Tout returned to her home in
Kiocoed:ase after • visit of two weeks at the
restlence of her uncle, Jas. Hawkins.
The Itishop of Huron admias.tered cao-
rrmation to a clam of fifteen peruse In the
Episcopal,Fluirck -here Monday last.
Messrs. Ilett and kunciman have the
grist mill in good running older. and are
turning out Hour satistac to everylbod�-_
.lcrem�S1e11rien is oo th-e-sick-bet. It
.s rumored that his mind is *lightly demos•
ed. sod his relatitea would do well to look
after him.
A Lumber of men from 1.oderich and this
tillage are ...gaged. quarryiog stone, on the
hdleide of Alexambr Young'* farm. The
stone is to be used for the improviog of the
.oder kis piers.
A bell, the.gift, we understand, of Hon.
.1 1 . Patterson. bas lately been put up in
the Episcopal church here It was rang for
the Newt time on Sunday last, ai.d has •
c:ear, distinct tone.
$ub•cribe for Tina SIGNAL -one dollar a year
in whence. It ds up to date. and th bee• %slue
far the money is the Hums Tract
LANES.
Tiler. vs, ,fan. lti.
- MUM F. I'•raiks is visiting
triegds at Holy rood 'hue week.
1►oe. v. -1'. Analog. of Kircardiae, was
down the way last week ou a business and
pleasure trip combined.
Avv t•.. M. Courtney, who hoe leen
itiog trends here, returned to his Fees,
near Flint. Mich., on Thursday.
Heel:. Sider we last wrote ,lames Scott
has arrived home from /takes, Irakota, look-
' ing as though that climate had agtee.I with
him in every :expect. •
Loon Thos. Ford lost a valuable horse
on Friday night. Mr. Ford seems to be
haying his share of losses this year, as he
had his barn and contents consumed by tire
last summer, which h: had no Insurance on.
[In the issue of Tare Se., u. of .lanes, un-
der this heading appeared an item of a per-
sonal nature in reference to the departure of
a young student of Albion College. Mich.
e The pubL•catien of the item in.Iuestio0 was
contrary to our rule regarding correspon-
dence. and its appearance in these columns
can only be accounted for by the hurry in
cident to getnn,f out the newspaper dur-
fog • short week in the holidays. It is
n eedless to say that the publication of the
item is deeply revretted by os. as the aim of
Tore -Slit\ it IS to give news and not to du•
semiaate that which is ant true and of good
report. Ed. Se... u_ j
Haveou renewed your sobscriptioa to Tits
8u.val for lug ' Now is tbe time to get the
benefit of the advance rate. After Feb. 1, the
dollar offer will tie declared MR.
DUNLOP-
Tranty, .Jan
alis. N.•Il,e John is visiting .n Otelench
township.
R. Quaid vested re'atires at Linden-
borourgh last week.
Mts. Spence, sf 1:oderioh township is the
g reat of her daughter, Mrs. A.A. \\ alums.
Geo..lardine, formerly • resident of l.ee
burn, has tome to lira at the eastern end of
our burg.
Ex -warden Reek and bliss Maggie Reck,
of Saltford, were the guess ot Mn. beck
ler week.
Wm. ('empbell, jr., of the Circular 1511,
gave our burg a visit Tuesday last, taking
in, during his transient sojeuro, • pleasant
social party of our young people.
NILE.
MOS OOAy, elan. 15.
.lc►bs travels t.'Tards sunrise. so as to ge
hu Arm-ttrs/ll.
MIM Edith Stewart, of 4.odertch, wa. ti
gue..t of Mrs. ('harles stewut last week.
Miss Ida Hetherington I u gone to .1u
burn to learn the dressmaking. ida will be
Old Chum
it Plug.
No other smoking tobacco
seems to have supplied the
universal demand for a cool,
mild, sweet smoke like the
" OLD CHUM." The name
is now a household word and
the familiar package has be-
come a metnherof the family.
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THE SIGNAL : GODIRICH, ONT., THURSDAY. JANUARY 18, 1814.
ILRSIIilE&IJO.'Y
LdieFoP'Capez 1
IN
WOOL, SEAL, GREENLAND
MINK, BEAVER, ASTRA-
OHa N and 'POSSUM.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
Tull linea is a -ery D epe.rtisea•,
at•t'al: atui examine goods and prices.
C. R. SHINS & CO.,
Meteaa's Klock. Per. enure and lieatrealat.
more for civilisation than the atataamss."
The afbrnutiye was taken by Robert Itarid-
ros and Wm. Mc('Iusky and the negative
by Jas. Caldwell and C. J. Neftel. The
chair was occupied by A- J. Moore, 11.A ,
of (.odsrich l.'oUegfats Isetitute, w bo deeid
ed in favor of Use asoMics.
LEEBUKN.
Ti L•oty, Jan. 1b
Miss Agnes Sterling has been visiting
relatives to t.oderich toweship.
F. Rieke and 1:1. ltendersor•, of Lode-
n. h, visited friends here on Monday.
\Ila. L sterliug, of the t.odertch Collegi
ate Institute, spent Saturday and 'unday
here with relatives.
At the annual congregational meeting
held Wednesday evening of last week,
financial matters were talked over, which
were very satisfactory for the put year.
John Horton was appointed es • delegate
to the presbytery meeting at Clinton Tues-
day of this week.
Have yo.. renewal your •ub,cription to Tali
+o.,4•1 for Itpl' Novi ulhe time to Net the
benefit of the advance rete. After 1".•b. 1, the
dollar oder will be declared our.
BRUCEFIELD.
Tr'e-oto. Jou. 16.
C:ucefFilegfiiTbancil, No. 'la, L. T. ea'
T , had a social treat hut Mooday night.
s:des have leen clioeen sad an interesting
tura is looked for
A coogregatiooal meeting of the old
church was held last Monday. The princi-
pal topic was the feasability of effecting the
union of the two l'resbyterien ehtifches. It
was decided to leave the, tueetionaitatands
f.,r the present.
A Farmer's Institute meeting was held in
Ihtotis hall kat Friday and was very well
attended. The principal speakers were
Professor Lavitt and SFr. Beadle. Ths�
cert. in the eveningw•aa a success, hotj1 to
the size of tjte audience ami in the program
rendered.
BLUEVALE.
Ti i..oat, Jan. le
Mrs..1. Sewer sundayed to WIngham.
Duncan king is laid up with la grippe at
present.
Robert \Iclntosh. \loleaworth, sundayed
in Blueyale.
Fulton Timmins is attending 1.ietowel
High School.
Mrs. .1. Magee is ill at present but we
hope to hear of her reeo•:ery soon.
Will lsiley was visiting at ('ono a few
days but week. There must be some attrac-
tion. •
Fred Hartley and his sister )1 ie are
attendint,tbe Clinton 1106 licher! for 1.111E
term.
DUNGANNON.
TOTI('E -.1 (: l"
WARD, CDNVE
sorer. Dungannon, is hereby empower
ed to erect 'mesterei roue to The a iv. 'AI. and
Grant receipts forma. L. U I'U I.
Proprietor.
Treai at, .Ian. Ib
Jeer' %RV Thaw. -We are now passing
through what ie generally cbaracterired as a
Janaary thaw and to uooswlue.ee sleighing
has in the meanwhile mace its exit.
Let r ►„tt H,•vt. - Miss 5 ictoria (ase,
sister of Itr. t'a'r, who has been visiting
her brother • the doctor, and family, left
here one Wednesday for home at or near
F:xeter.
HT. „tots. C,Nt.L.L... 5 T. We are pleas-
ed to be able to state that Mrs. 11. (huff
and blrs.U.yipronle, who have been very i11,
are continuing to improve in health. More
particulars neat week.
l o.,.ttATyl.tno'. WO congratulate
Thos. McKay, teacher, in haying succeeded
to obtain a 2od class professional teacher's
certificate. Our Dungannon boys are one
by one coming to the front.
F. • Lest r•Tl, .ti_ :Service will be held is
St. Paul's church here, until further notion,
every Sabbath, commencing at 3o'clock r w.
A series of addresses will be given by the
pastor, Rev. Mr. ,leases, in the chart' on
Thursday evenings, subject, " The Parables
of our Lord," commencing on Beet Thurs-
day evs.iag,38th isst.,at 7:30 r.w. -A good
attendance is anticipated.
Axxi tI StIIATII 4• HOOT.OlitroeIO$.-
The annual Sabbath School Coneestioo of
Kite and Dungannon circuits will be held in
:Nile church, on Wednesday. the 31st, Jan.
As excellsst program for the occasion. 00
Sabbath School work, is being prepared and
it is anticipated (weather, roads and other
circumstances being favorable, that • large
atteoAkoce of those interested. also a Inc
easeful ooevestios.
FIN.T '410MIO% 01 ('or'., It r,.tc .41 In
compliance with the municipal rode, the
municipal council of West W1'awanosh, u
we presume all the other municipal snuocils
is the province, met no Moseley in the
township hall, all the members present,
they being the eame as un 1893. The mem
hen being duly formed into.* council pro
Deeded with the Inkiness. '1'be officers of
18f13 Were re appointesl to their several posi
floe The meeting was characteneed by
onan,ity and municipal tact Nest meeting
of council, Feb. 17th.
Iq.vkt.T NrrTns... On Tuesday, the
9th, • meeting of the Ihstrierof Wawsweaft,
L 11. institution was had here, and a lair
representation of the 1'eltrict was present.
The following were eleteted as ire.' net
ofhosrs for 1894 : 14.51 , Itichard Morrow,
Tuesday of bust week a pleasant Social
part) iew astrology, the military, milliag,
en roving • merry time whilst the unhallow-
ed grip of rheumetism prevented the local
of the guests.
tanheerthe Write tssuN•1 -one dollar • year
in advance. It la up to date, and the heat valise
for the mossy In the tioir,ve Tract.
000ERICH TOWNSHIP.
TI artist, Ian. It.
Wedweedey..lan.10, John Sowerhy. Dee of
one of his legs broken above the abide while
chopping in t i,e hush Some difficulty was
experienced in reducing the 'wellies r
!e'en that the patient is now dome/ se men
as eould he es ;meted.
Te• ii satiety of Caron ehurel% OW
, town IDA a d last week which woe BO
sins was had. The genitors, ter debate
woe .' Roneilred that the poet hu dose
BARGAIN WEEK
IN
Useful_Presents!
W. ACHESON & SON.
011r NM Prim for Chrislmaileek:
Me41,8 Fine Wool Lined Gloves, 2 Dome Fasteners, 95c.,
'reduced from $1 25.
Ladies' Kid Lined Mita, 75c., were, $1.00.
Handkerchiefs, an Immense and Beautiful Choice. Bilk
Embroidered, commencing at 10c. each.
Men's Large Hemstitch Bilk Initials at 50c. each. Every
Linen Departmeut Complete.
What can be metre acceptable than a nice piece of good Linea. We hate
New Drawn and Einbroidered Dinner and Tea Cloths, Tray
mid Carving Linens, Table Runners, Hemstitched
Napkins, Doylies, etc., a beautiful stock.
INSPECTION INVITED.
reloOnESON 8c SON
CLOSE TIMES,
EASY pRICES
Now that there is a lull in business, it is the time to
have your Watch, Clock, Jewellery, Silver-
ware or Optical Goods Repaired
WE CARRY .1 1 1.1. LINE OF GOODS IN 01-1: TRADE.
'airman amen w. aut "WALL
*eh and one another. and 11 ming to enjoy
the privilege of meeting again with the
same brotherly feeling.
ov -rim St reee A very pleasant and
protitable evening was spent iu the Orange
tull, on Tuesday, tite 4th, the occesiioo be-
ing a meeting and entertemment of Court
Wawariosti, No. 1227, 1.0 F. There was •
good attendance of the Court members, also
of Nile Court members present. After the
usual routine of Court bummers was trans•
acted, the brethreo of Court Wairanoeb
very hospitably entertateal the vuntore
from Nile Court with an excellent oyster
supper, which v, as n(ucli reliehed, after
which ;several toasts wert made and respood•
ed to in appropriate terms, and were inter-
spersed with songs. Dr Case and Thou
Allen responded to the toast of the profes-
none In apprupriate style S. E. sun:Meson
td the toast of our Queen end oountry ; .1.
ft:. Anderson to the toast to the fair sex, •
neat, pithy teply which wee brimfull of
humor. Each respoom was well received.
susairovin awi general satisfaction.
Co% VTIIILITION. - in Monday evening the
15th the Lord Itishop Rahlwin of the Dis-
ch• urch here. A very large congregatios
was present on the C.00011011. There were
eleven young people confirmed, five of
whom were females and six moles. The
rite was performed by Hie Lordship with
great soleninity, and at the close very in-
teresting and opprepriate addressee were
made to etch of the candidates by Hie
Lordship, evincing great kindness. •nd
wiehinp to each spiritual and temporal sue. 1
ems. His admonitioas and spiritual advice
were very interestiog. At the close of the
cellent memo's, interspersed with very prac• ;
tied, vraphie and historical illustrations,
founded on the invitation elven by our
Saviour, "I'ome onto Me, as is contained
in Matt. \I, 28th verse, which was listened
to with met munition hy the large much -
wit• h the itervicee The choir rendered
good service in diecourstng sacred music in
efficient and praiseworthy -manner.
Neer( IIEFTINc.-03 Thursday,
llth Mat, the annual meeting of Ashfield
and West Vi. • w•nosh .Ngricultural Society
was he1.1 in the old c vurt room. The town.
wanosh were fully represented The profit
dent..lohn McLean, ...prised the meetrog by
calling on the secretary to read minutes of
kat meeting. which were marl and apprinv.
ed. The treasure. a and ascretary's report.
were read and &dowel. after which the el,
ectioo of ofbeers took place., Messrs. John
McLean and T. Anderson were respectively
re elected es preeident and vice president
for 1894. The following men were ideated
to the directorship Colborne Henry
Morrie sod Robert Olen : Weet Wawasosh
-John Webster, Wm Cameron. Jae A
blallough, Ileajmnin Holtby and S. E. Man -
Hugh Girona ; all of whom are practical and
efficient members. and. coneerinootly,we an-
ticipate she society will add to its progress.
W. McArthur and I. M. Roberta ware re.
appoiated secretaey and treasurer reaper:.
Lively. The tresaurer's report showed re•
mints of 41047 88, expenditures, it9V
barmen to 1894, 4125 3n. There was •
membership of 211 in '93, and thus far in '94
a membership of 102 which shows that the
society is in • prosperous tondition. The
annual meeting :0 point of interest and at •
tendency is pronounoed one of the best, if
not the beet, held sloe. the society wra
soave thirty yours ago. With the present
efficient staff of officials the society will no
doubt continue to proeyer -the now° being
" Progress
Mr. Allen,of the Nile, was us town Thum -
Mr. Stanley, of Clinton, Wm tn town Fri.
day.
hlrian I- Wilson spent Sunday in i.otto.
rich.
Miss NI llochanan is visiting friends ith
kliouse suodayed with friends
Messrs sitar and NIurrish were in IMPS
.1. Henry, ot N%-estfield. spent Suede,
with, friends here.
I Miss Ida lietheringon is learning dress.,
making at Muse E. Arthur's.
' Mrs. Fell has returned home. after spend
tog • week with friends in Clinton.
; Mire T. Murdock, of Dakota, is the guest
of Miss &laud Murdock this week.
Mr. and Mrs Armstronr, of Detroit. are
the guests of Mrs Searles, this week.
I Diettict Lurie will be held in this toren,
blooday, Jan. 22od, to the Temperance
Hall.
J. Stevens, of Relgrave, spent sunday
with his trends here. "What the attrac-
tion, dee
BANK OF MONTREAL.
REST, 6,000,000.
A Saving Department has beets *teed in con-
vection with Mis branch.
Interest allowed at cu.rent rates.
11. LOCK WOOD,
Manager Goderith Branch.
THE NEW TIN AND STOVE STORE
0 N HAMILTON STREET
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We are sok agents in (ioderich for the Celebrated Pleasant Dream
and Woild's Fair Coal and Wood Cooking Stoves and Iltangs with
Genuine 1)uplex Orates and all modern iniprovenients. Every Stove
warranted. the 'finest Stove in the market.
Have you seen our new Stanchy Steel Ware in Tea and Coffee
Pots, Kettles and Pudding Dishes. One piece of this Ware will outlast
three pieces of Agate or Oranitt 1%1Ire.
We are offering New Goods as cheap u any in ,the tralle. All Or-
dered Work attended to as rmetually an possible. (live us a all.
JAMES ROBINSON
Ow Pita' Cash Slore.
As we do not wish to carry over any Fall Goods we
intend to clear the following lines at a r.duction. Come
for bargains.
Bargains in Mantle Clothes.
Bargains in Dress Goods.
Bargains in boys' Shirts and
Bar ains in men's Shirts and
Bargains in Tweeds.
Bargains in --Flannels.
Bargains in Gray Blankets.
Bargains in White Blankets.
See our Table Linen and Table
Napkins.
JAMES ROBINSON,
Rev Mr. Fair, of Lendeshro, occupied
the pulpit in the blethodist church last Sui •
day morning.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Rugon,
of 'Myth. will preach a sermon on " Educa-
Leo*" ie the Methodist Church.
Thom on the sick list this week are . Mr.
We • hone moo lb bear of their recovery.
lite Lordship the Station of Huron preach
•41 to • larre congregation in the Ei eh- h
church het Sunday evening, talkiest for_ hu
text Mal. 3 17
The best is the °Manse and Tee Mor•i. is
the MM. OM:=• you in advance. gob
WIEDNeaDAI, Jan. 17.
The Epworth League is dning • good
work ronougst the poor of this place.
Soaday last There is evidently an attrac-
tion is this vicinity for Jo,.
Jae. Henry, of Westfield, was se Auburn
last week hustlIng on Menem)°, besieges.
Thos. Allen, formerly team«. at Nile. will
hold a meeting here Tuesday eventing Dext
THE MEN YOU. KNOW.
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WINDOW SHADE.
l• the aunt attractive and striking mai -
um in the hour*. Its shout Hui firs:
thing you solace. Then its important
te have good oom, aod best *kyles. Not
eves ut the cities can, yetu tied •
range of designs or euality
We make up en the premises a'l the
latest styles in fringe, lace and embroid
eq. Insertions, etc., to fit asy size win
dow, and have now ea route a (breve
importeition of English and Swiss shade
trimmings and ephoisters, brass goods,
for oar spring trade, ever sheers in the
county, itur large stock and faculties
for cutting, making and trimming, se.
ablate us to sell at wholesale prima We
have fringe shades with spriag roller all
eomplete from 50c. up, and in decorated
shades, eD immense line of beautiful
designs •
When jou want the bee (teary, the
Mead dee goo, the greatest sairortmest,
ead lowest prices (10 window shades,
SIIIIT1I'S FURNITURE STONE.
to take steps to start a local court of the
Independent (seder of Fore- ten
Lou Wetlauffer, our nee butcher, •
packing te est toss of ork.
To EDITOR Sete. -Inta lc Six. 1 isoties
by the Sys of Jasoary 5th that you have
had • Ben telephone instrument placed in
your office. Last spring when Mr, Culver
well ased yourself caned upon me you repre
seated the Automistic to be the great and
only telephone. kindly give your rear n
for adopting aa iestrument of the Bell talc
phooe system DoW, and oblige St- it* t I PAR
MN. Mt-P.10,MR_ In reply to TOur in
iluiry as to why we here selopu.d the
telephone after representing the Automatic.
to be the better system, we would say, that
at the tame we represented the Automatic
Company here we firmly believed rt. to be
superior to any other system known. h
was claimed to be in *very way ahead of the
Kell systetn, one advantege being thst oath
subscriber could make his ow a connoeties im
contra/ office to have tl•• commotion issee
for him, and the set•iee thereby Wag
11001111. Now, after the system has bout
in operation for about three eseethir, • i
two men armlet monsualy Inatteadanes to
keep it in order. we have damorrered that it
dose sot possess all the superior qaditi• s
claimed tor ii One Autoosatie enieeriber
rawer us that 00011 out of five time;
it give the proper connectioo. This, aloe(
with other objectionable Misionsa tread.
actions In commons with the Automatic
Company. is why w• have °hunger' mir
°pinion regarri,ag the Automatic system luta
accepted the Bell instrument. Jest here
we wish to state tibia our remarks in so way
epply to or teller epee NV R Cormier
in whom store the Aieetrnatoc telephone.
plant is situated. We have only attempted
to faithfully amwer the question *admitted,
and are fatty persuade& after close arm.
ration, I hat the Bell netnews is impsrior in
every report to Its rival Ed. Meta (Sea -
forth
she Wesel aisle,.
The quantum of agee end the shility to
gross them had enter nri, and Mr. Smartly
somaseed Oat he could tell seybody's
ege hy just looking et theme " Do you
want No to tell your+ "" he asked, tends,
to Miss Atakora " No," ebst matill.
" there is so nos af your telling it ba nee, I
know It noysolf."
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