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THE SIGNAL: GODBRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, An:. 9. 1894.
• welted, surelyshould have a nes •
0 baa M�
in life.
If anything were needed SO
all we hats acid about Toroato'a•
ditiou, it. ire furnished by the
editorial deliverances .4 The Tot
World, wherein the story of blue ru
to the unfortunate real estate owte
is presented, and where for Ioug t
detuut.i has been male to w-ipw ou
eredlt sued,
.. rear,
pause ....ser 1 d by statute the deadly n,ort;;ttge rote
M per ►
IOU le 30 unto Anel everybody knowa that'•Bu
&.
Look as sone .i. I ter BILLY is as loyal to Uie Old Flag
for retenuc purpoitta, as .•vett the .d
tor of The Telegram. ,
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'VERY THURSDAY MORNING
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aloe el p ua� a
30 ..d ti. 3 ort.-- re,t.
d
Orrteh. Ontario.
Terme .r Msbaorlpf.a l
se meal e, it advisees .... .... / 1t
M 'suzette.
tart tbat Amanita'it shippaug 10.000
tons of butter to England, and that
jttltld her exports of all kinds 01 agricultur-
tft1 ra) products will be greatly incr mated
.doilal
y 1 this year. This w the market prom
to ised our femora where meat, are
in raised M 1 i tents per Ib., and where
rs they need not our barley, animals,
he' wool, or aught etre that our fanners
t raise.
at -an insult to intelligence go fur-
te 'titer ?
' HONOR TO PRESIDENT GAUNT.
i-
'�`
II E Pride of A -h,tieki " anti the
" Pioneer lodge of lloierich town-
ship dont appear to 1* having things
as all their own way in the onslaught
for upon County President (l oaf el That
he able Patron has struck out front the
tli shoulder with such effect that he has
r- Kites hu viUiiier. a black eve and
e they have forsaken argument and
Tour label is • eandium receipt of the date
to while you are paid up. nee limit It 1e ant
allowed to fall into arrow.
When • chaser of address is desired. bosh
the old and the new address should be s,. en.
Ado emersion mase.
Legal sad other casual advertisemears, 10c.
per Ilse for aro insertion. and 3 mete per lire
ver each
ewsn nen'q 1 iuflpreire. Mes.ured b
=leads.
of six Innes and wider. a0 par
Firer,
Advertisements of Lost. Found, Strafed,
5tt.•tiene Vacant, Situations Wasted sad
Be.la.ee Chances Wanted. ani .xoeedlag f
1 nonpareil11 per month,
.ter. no Bele and Parma on (tale. •ot to
exceed 8 here, 11 fpr ere( ewer e. Silt. per ..,b
eesuent e.ont1. Larger •dyes. in progenitor.
Any special nosier. eheohjrct of which u to
promote the pecuniary hrs.tit of any :indi-
vidual or eoo,pany, to he cone!derrd an ad
VSetlrmru, and ch. riled .eet.r,i Intl,.
Loral nude.• in nonpareil type one cent per
word, no notice. lean then etc.
Local stone in ordinary reading type two
cents per word• No notice for lees thou Sato
Notices for churches and other religious taut
benevolent iset atalons half rate,
Osmmertise Contract edvereteemea1..
A limited number of diepp�le�Fcd adrrrtlar
meets will he Merited at the tfollowing rate.
Per inch, one insertle.a. M e.
" tour insertions I ,f'
" there months.. ... S.r.
iii months • .:....... ... SOS
One year.... S d,
No ad.eetisoneu Aar thea two inches it
Magth will be calculated on •hove haat.. 5
per rent. dieeo.nt allowed for cast, payments
on thr.r maethe'centra.-t; le per pent o' sir
months', end IS percent. on a year's. These
ooudltionr will be".trotly enforced.
Abseil "'The Musia- l" tartleny.
eulrcriber whe fail to r e/me 'l1* ISw-ate
reetularly, either by vender er by Mall, will
meter a raver by sequu,.tleg W of the fact at
as early . dntsue pue•ible.
R.yeetrd m•nurrr t, cannot he Wormed,
("erre.pu0Aence must be w eines m one nde
of paper only.
Publisher's 5.etr..
J. C. Lc Tonne'. of Coderl.-h, hes been az
pointed Local Travelling .agent for the town-
ships of Coder:ch, Colborne, Ash$eld sad Ws
we nosh.
Local poet marten over the district are also
empowerxl to reunite eubrcriptiuos to Tut
SIGNAL,
Al! eommunicatious moot he addressed to
11, McGILLICI'11DT,
Tax 'to%♦L,
Telephone ('.11 W (foderich. Out.
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COD!(IIIUII. TECR4DAY. AUG. A !*L
STORY OF TOIrOKTO'$ 1100r."
THE Ecenii.g Teiegiii of Toronto,
has taken exception to our'account of
the collapse of the Toronto real estate
botuu, and (Makers allueionts to sotneoni'
whom it'profewsen to .pot a* the vent
er of buy last week ;s rorr•e-•pon.ie•neI.
on the rlubjet•t. We do not think, Thy-
' Telegram
hr'Telegram knows the writer, and, cer-
tainly, he is spot at official of any
Government, nor is he now. nor was
he ever, the Owner of any real estate
in Toronto, so far as our information
goes. Who the writer ie is neither
here nor there : the real a ttest.ieu.,
ern:
1. Whether there was- a. lxhorte
in Toronto '
'. laid the utenrnary ptees'of Tor-
onto trot ,declare over and mer a,ain
that then' was no Boom, but that the
balloon prices were the result of heal-
thy growth, sed ba.e,i tau genuine
value• ' •
3. Did the bomer's not pay the
Toronto newspape1x by exttnsiee- ad-
vertising to say that, compared with
American cities of similar size, the
real estate of Toronto was cheap '
4. Did the same commercial press
of Toronto not 'lenourpce every wat n-
ing voile which pointed out the (Ian -
ger of playing with the fire of Tor-
onto real estate '
3. is not a very large portion of
the loss sustained) by the cit -thus of
the plague attributable to the Toronto
press, which kept on puffing up Tor-
onto's great field for enterpri,fe and
investment, when the whole outfit was
only bubble *del '1uick.*anel
6. Has the boom burst, and I.*a
any misery resulted therefrom •
;. Is the editor ot tics Telegram or
his britbren of the trade buying any
Toronto real node at boon prices, or
any other prices
And, finally, is Toronto not flat on
its back, with confidence shaken, hops'
stutterer'. mid thousands of people it
retrievably ruined through not alone
the loss of all they possea*cd, but
cwrwed with mad !'find to the *take ofd
the deadly mortgage covenant. which
moat continue to *tllict them with
palsy till a law is paseed relieving
A SUMMER HOTEL NEEDED.
DURING -the present reason . it h
been shown that a see ity exists
a Summer hotel in this town. T
regular hotels have. I•wn tilled wi
guest*, the boarding houses hate ot"e
flowed, and still the people from ou
'ids.. air- peolitis - In to . upend a fe
weeks in this favorite Smuttier resor
$one years ago the question
erecting a Targe Summer hotel w
agitated by the fitiard of Trade, h
the time wag not then considered ri
for going on with the scheme, own
to the fact that it was then consple
w• taken to *huge. The " Northern
t. Light Lodge,- of which he it a soon -
of icer, hoe also taken up his fight and
as has parsed the following, resolution.
Ut whie•h sleeks f.ir itself :
Pe "Moved by Joh* H. McPherson, seoosded
try Chas. Thorne, that we, the members of
l^ Northern Light Lodge. P. of 1 of which
r- our :o.. .. president, Mr. James (:aunt.
eta that Goderich was not up to t
times in battling and !„*ting ,eeOI
nualation still *t.•awl,oet s ri•iee.
Since that tittle these wants have bee
tilled, and the r•,ult i• that .lurit
the present season then, has been
steady influx of tisiters to such au e
tent that the present aecowmal*tl"o
as-base-Taitto the tittermoat
A good, well -termitic -tee' MuuuuF
hotel would be a capitaf'inte-t men
and would not fail to secure a 1'atro
:ago of the beat paying kind. \V
hope, therefore, that some effort wi
1,e made to -tart the hall rolling.
he" tat h000rorl member, seeing the efforts cow•
u bring made to certain quarters to 'met re -
pr mien on our president for the stand he
woe obliged tee take in the recent provincial
contest, by • withdraw
reg his .uppnrt from
t,; toe 'called Patrols candidate, Mr. Com-
a nods-, an•i after having the matter tally rob
plainer' by brother Gaunt, meld's:roue of
taw,n, this means of publicly eeeresatne
our confidence in brother -la., taunt es •
Patron. and our appreciation and endorse-
r neat of our esteemed brother's conduct at
t, a most critical time whereby he, .t the risk
n. of great personal calumny, stood loyally. by
,, the princtples of our order, u expressed by
11 our grand sad county associations, sad ex-
posed the treachery and duplicity being
practised in the name of Patronism. And
we hereby pledge ourselves to use every
ed•.rt to further his candidature at the
coming Dominion eleftton, knowing him to
be as good a 1'atron as ever, and to be
worthy of the confidence of every true
Phtroa and independent elector 1• the rid•
te(( and he it further resolved, that If the
effort tying made to trwmetorm our Order
tato a sectarian organization, or to affiliate
it with such, is successful, we will withdraw
bodily from the tattoo thder.
THE INTERCOLONIAL CONFER
ENCE FRAUD. -
of other woe,: th.tn fraud can fit-
tingly give exprepion t•, the charac-
ter of the meeting of the colonial .lel
egates, which. ,was toilet( by Senator
BowaLL it Ottawa, to dis.:uaa
colonial trieh•, anti to lige on he
ober old mother Iatul that( she Bite it
pretense* to the products of the col-
onies o'er tine imports from forteigu
.'ountries : but it was a special f( :fuer
of the conference to talk ov.•r „owe
pleb a hereby tate respective colonie-
could open up a trade wilt each oth
er, rind .ftp and buy largely amongst
tbetusel vera.
It wo., in vulgar hinges: e, enougl
to wake a hone. !angle aro->earL of the
.\ultra,Iirati dele'gates' talk about l'*rt
wla requiring Australian/meats, fruit,,,
butter and wool, jest as though we
Lay r,nt enough anal to .pare of such
emu e1itles . and when the loyal
knight hunting Ilelegate, were on the
sui.p•, t they were fairly glowing in
r'f.re. w
n to the /Off they could tate
from Cumuli', such as wood product.,
paper. pianos and organs, lett never a
inentiotl was made of taking any 44
our agricultural products, for they all
knew frond the Blue hooks -of Canada
that the It)outinion shipped in 1 '93 to
Austraii* and New Zealand only at<:N)
worth of :agricultural products
( which was composed of one barrel of
flour aa.l the balance in a case of
Scotch haggis trout the Caledonian So-
ciety of \'ancouter to their I'r•tt,n•n
in Melbourne. \'i -t thew are the
market* our tuft hunting politician,
want to present to our fanner, w here
the cost of freight would eat up ten
time.. the 'able el our emirate pro-
duct s, mita in t,11' case of the very (test
we could posildy nraiuce, even under
a hot -house systetg, the freight would
eat up the receipts and leave the .hip
pet In .loll,
The 1'nitei State* purt•hssedd, 'lur-
ing the time the eoloni'•s bought the
?:tor worth, no less than' $N.fs ,IAA
worth of farni praise.. from 3ulalja.
lad 13127.300o,000 worth of fish, 1pmler.
minerals and other pmducta, while
against * total of a35,000,o1x1 of ex
porta to the State" lite flit' Dominion.
we have R3:111,10s. to all alae colonies
n.l poser -mien. of the empire.
When the fernier- of Canada tee
this coutrist, noted hstsieling the M.
(Badley pill, end retie.t how vastly in
creased email 1,' oto exports to the
States under :4 trade treaty between
them of that knotted( scourge ! the two neigh l.oriiig peoples, surely
There ere few finer character" in their eyes will Is. opened to the con -
many ways than the proprietor of The , atructit,• insult of proposing, or even
Toronto Telegram. His generosity talking about, wirier trade relation*
and ehsrity know no hound*, and with Australia and the ('ape, whose
mach of his life has been spent "doing people need nothing we produce.
troorl by stealth," but it its unworthy I if course, let us have free trade with
of kis _journal to fume over * ,tete all countries, but what goof can it din
went of plain anti well known truths. Ito us to cry for trading with the
Toronto eeanot lose in the end by a moon at.l it's as rraewtahle to talk
vrgoeoss allowing up n4 Iter true con of that sp
a to look for ople at. a dis-
dition, for it must hasten the day of tome ne 1:1,000 miles baying sant
as insolvency act ao much nwdwleri by heal us they don't want, because they
theamads et her esfortunate people have enough of the same and to spare.
wbs. Wei stripped of all they pox. The cables of this week inform us
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SNAP SHOTl3.
Now that I:_t, non'' o4.,•tion lets
been protected the conspirators are
.wesnng that they had no hand
in putunn up the job on the mesh.r
elect. Thi• allegations of the petition are
of an omnibus variety, and run all the way
from pitch and toss to killing tbe.Oppe.•
toot candidate. ' - -
.1 aur esteemed cote,.,., The Even-
tag Telegram, of Tomato. ouatinuea to at-
tack the high taxation of Toronto and the
tnetuitous mortgage ovenrgt, yet, when
Tec Si'., .i. refers to these blurt upon
the city's fair fame, The Telegram Mee in a
rage and yells " Slander
.lata.•, E. flaunt, .•aunty prw,i•ient
of the Patron Association for Huron heel
been lumping upon his ..sil.ate with spek.
ed oboes, sod forced the Tory organa into
name caking, for lock of evidence to dot i t
prove his vontentions. -
If thi- pr..t••.t business ire.; wu'.•l, i
further there will he• either a great dee! ot
."uwiog off' or else the Province might Ger 0f
well ha -se another election.
J.IA'S ?ORCE RUTTED
Twenty Thousand t'hiuese Trot*,
Yarhte Upon "rout.
FORMAL DECLARATI,.N OF WAR
Jaya Apologise* 1. tinged Britain for the
Loss el the Kew this; light So
a
sl.. Yyars*lp. sett far the
Ar r
baaJors
Called Nwee.
Loauoi, Aust tl--The Exchange Tele-
greph t'ompauy declares that war between
e as
China and Japbbeets de -
eland by Jap•n.
The admiralty has ordered Vice Admiral
Fremantie, who commands the British
equa.irun of the east Ardent coast, to
eew
approach Chiuose and J•i..porta. and
wh,1e ubaetrn,g strict heutrslitr, to watch
the progress of operation&
Private despatches .ay that Japan has
(-Wee' tier legation and recededher stat•
uo
tater arid all her osults from t'1,ua
,
Toalo, Aug. 2. -Tice Japaueee govern-
ment hes instructed Its minister in lou•
don to apologize to direst Britain :or tiring
upon and *asking the transport how .'L•tug
suite she was dyne the British flog. and
w inform line �ritain that the com-
mander Of the J.paueee cruiser did not
know the Kow Siting war • Lettish vessel
until after the fight
l'aptaiu (ialewurthy, of the Kuw Shing,
and tummy other persons whowere 0u
boat(+the transport, were rewardby the
boat of the Jap.ueem
e warship Naes-
.i
SHA'•A1 Aug. 2. -At 11 o'clock in the
morning tat July Y:, the day after the
att..ck on the Chinese traurcortr *hair
resulted in the sinktug of the Kow
the Japanese warships Tsc*chlo and
Hip,' Dead. *a attack upon the Chinese
l'ie'n 1 nen. After • long *ate desperate
fight the Japanese vessels were beaten off,nt
the Hiyei be* disabled and rendered
belplese. The Ches1 ten though badly
dawaged, succeeded In reaciouc pun in
safety in company with two gunboats,
which also took part in the engagement,
andiewent into dry dock for
repair* aft r her two days' lignii's, Ad
vioes from Yaahan state that the Chinese
are ttrou_ly ant:vie:1:r.t there and that
repeated attempts hare been made by the
Japanese trope to di:sludge thous.In
every instenee, however. the .ttaokiug
forces, •tt'-r nerd fought eugsg-uteua,
were :.pule,' at all potr.ta by he!ry losses.
A portion of r..• Chinese a. ',Leis engaged
in these b,tt:w were the best trim's* of tate
northern army of Vicen,y Li Hun, Chang.
loose The Chinese lowere small.
The C..iuew• wiuistrt w::l leave Tokio
today. The Japanese flag was hauled
;a
down (ruin the eouaute yesterday. The
light has been removed from the month of
\iu,jpu river Eight jfue.f.sn warships
ere reported to be 'Ownto sail from Vladi
v.sW1. Fifteen htu,drei J.peuese wereae
killed at Vnan.
Lor..r
., Aug. 3. -The Times' despatch
from Shanghai says that report* base been
received from foreign ofti•:iile at Seoul,
the capita: of,'Corea, that the Cnine.e,
under tie:tend Yea. uta Suuday lam de-
feated the Jmeinessi fumes near Arian. 1t
it .deal that the .:epitome withdrew to
Seoul Twenty thousand )laneaurian
Chinese troupe have crossed the Comae
frontier and are marcIia:n upon Simi
Tice- Sass,;bat certw.pondent of the
Times say, ria ingmry into tis. Kew
Shia;; affair was c.....lected by the eons-
maeet..::ers of customs alt 1 .0 'Twin in the
ptweeLce: of the' f...MHO .consuls It was
r.•
OUucl:,..4 yerd*y. rorty -five survivorsstand thhqi� tau tee morning of the 25th the
Japwuree/or.lered th- Kow Suing to anchor
0111 the Isiu.J , t Shopaiowi. The tram
tr-
pert remained there until noon, being
twice Oslo -des). ithout having given any
proryesrtou vis wap struck with torpedoes
and suuk. ,, The Japanese tired Iran gat -
lingo at the swimmers lung after tate Kow
Suing had foundered."
The Daily Chrontc:e'• Tokio correspond-
ent bays that the Japanese concent-
rating
it conee
rating off Keogh It a. at the mouth of the
Seoul river, and • great uaval .:ght t. ex-
pected. .
Tee Emperor hu divested Li Hung
Chang of tis Yellow Jacket to conaegtence
supposed remimum* in prosecuting war.
Twenty thousand Chinese . have crossed
he Yellow River, and 9,0(3') have lett
uuyden for Seoul.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 4. -The action of the
mperor In divesting Vocetoy Li Hung
-nem; of the order of the Yellow Jacket
as fallen like s thunderbolt here, as it is
eared ti* incident wisp lead w his cos
lets over:brow. He te regarded here as
be ot.ly leader capable of Duping with
apan Iu the inevitable lone war. The
Op.-ror has berth in3nenoed in hie action
y members of his fsmiiy hostile to the
tcerur'. pro European policy. 1t is ex-
pected that Si, Robert Hart the British
presentative, will &avert his authority
id support 1.i Hong Chang.
The soldiers beheaded .t Tien Tin for
eeertion pleaded in extenuation of their
once hunger and exhao&tiea Before
ey were executed they teas stripped of
heir onifo,m. and their - of.
The example has terrified 'Ale army. 'An
eifet has gone forth that the army B re
v. double pay henceforth daring the
az with Japru and a large bonus has been
tiered to o3ieers oompetett to n•vig•fe
e Chino naval vowels and tran.porta
LONDON. Aug. 4 -Sir Halliday McArt-
or. counrillo, of the Chino's legation and
• new ('bines" minister celled at Osborne
owe yesterday and the minister presented
redentiale. While at Osborne the minis -
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