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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1894-10-4, Page 44 TIN BIGNALL : gODERICH, 9NT., THIIRRDAY, OCT. 4. 1014. $ina1, ew.saan I11YRRY THURSDAY, MORNING S* . iuSiawNT. &se se Pu—.-11te*w xthwlest. sh. Torsos .ts.aaestMssea I se .month, la adv .$ tee in element soak san bsle •d. the trim Is pe ar &eea at Tees t{aMt. Totes label le • .laadlag receipt of the dere wkleb you are pald up. nes that It le set te tall Into arrear. • enrage of edam= Is Espies& both the old ad the new address shield be give. adveetWag Rases ��ge� sad other mesa! adv.rts.mo•ts. lee. per ileo for trot laprtiso, anis seats per Rae ■sr soak subssgwt lasssties. Mesear d by a asswwl male seeders cards et six Ines and ••Qsr. to per Advertisements of Lest, rowed. Strayed 1f Vaout Want.d sed Moe ase C..l. TI 'sol .aoVs I IYtisa... es S tl par den an Bale sad op tile. .K to sm.esd t luso, $1 for lkrs used Iib. per sab- SIlloat to stb larger adv`•. fa proportier, Any +eel•1 ambo, the otitect of waleh is to Ramses the pecuniary hearth of any tedl- vidaal or o*mp -y. to be ooaeidered an ad v'erttiallamaat sad chained rl 000rdlny. nllethme smtanonpareil type oasst per ism than ee M 1 IsY aMism is ordinary reeding tyre two oriweed. No notice for Isco Wa SIM MManses and other religiose and tastitutons half rats, t Cemmerrtat teatesel adverseeese.ts. • limited member of displayed advertise mesa will be tasseled at the 'knowing rates : Per lash, Dae I.ssrtoa. $0 N four laesrtioss _ .. ... 1 . " three ineatb•.-..... r " six months .• one year to �t e 6m No advertisement loss then two lah.e is ivagth will be calculated es above heels. 6 per test. discount allowed ter cash payments e n three months' contract ; N per neat. oo els .sortie'. and II per cent. on a yeses. Them eesdltlesa will be strictly entered. Abest **Tb. stts.al" nru.eay. Subscriber who fail to reneive T.■ Swhq AL rrealarty. either by gorier or bymall. will ovate,a favor by acquainting us othe fact at as early • date as poses ble. IWeotet, manuscript. cannot be reterned. Correepondence must be written on one side of paper only. P.blebes's Bothe, J. C. Le Tomei. of Oodericb. has been ap Local Travelling Agent for the town- Od.rloh, Colborne, Ashfield and Wa- pmtmseeme ever the district are also ts receive eabesiptloas to TUB CAL. All communication mum be addressed Is D MoOILWCUDDT, rsl.phIoae Call S. �Osd.ressatleb. Ort QODtitICH. THUMID•Y. O( -r. t I. THIS IS FOR YOU IF you are one of those who received an account last week or during • few weeks prsossding, and have not yet paid up, you are requested to de so at once. The object of sending out accounts is to hers them paid, and althou h the tndividu• al dollar or two appears • small sum te dun for, the aggregate ruse up into the thou - mad. Due notice has been given to all delin- qusuts on our books, and smite will be incur- red if the amounts are not settled at ono& -• D. ►I.vat.t.i. t-nDY. Goderich, Sept. 18, 1694. ( )15 R esteemed contemporary, The Star, sets up • claim that the purchase of the rtightwatebrran's clock was a useless ex- penditure, and this, too, after at had suc- ceeded in expanse thedoiags of • derelict cou- n table. Our esteemed contemporary is not aware that is all erporatious or factories where watchmen ars required. the alarm is deemed • ascomarr adjunct T I I E work on the harbor has been com Meted we are informed, at • oast of some 837,000 lam than .lona RrTLita wasted to get the job for. The contractors have .ot lost moony on their contract, so that It will be sees that our local Hapset Joax wanted a nioe pinny for a rainy day when be thought be had • pull with the powers that he. From which we would infer that the gent wean who aims to be perpetual mayor of pederieband • discreditable mayor he M --would like to grab everything in sight and have an optima at all that reaches beyond the horizon. THE mayor of Seaforth didn't do the sot when Mrs. Townes arrived is that lawn We Sr. informed ' he gave the we forty-eight hours a leave the tows, sad she left. Tee our mayor was helpless le de eaythiag I. the past Ivo years—the poor. old incapable ' It will be I. ardor mew for the b.si.oas meet, the eollegals i.- submts Washer and other good people to sip a poetise effriae Goderieh as an asy- lum M the ..fortunes* woman who bas been imaged I. leave Seaferth. It weeld be jest as rs.sesbM a step to tak. as ponies. lues fie the rsiastatsm..t of a dammed sod dMgmed assemble. ANDso bewoald have us believe that Li -has quit b.a.mi g. slamming, gambling, sad denli.( ia meal and weeerstiaiss, ho. Amid has sew betakes bluebell be literature in the cols..s of our easasied .o.temporary ewer the seg stere ef " Dess•vy." Y.nly. there ie a resat °brage hero, geed people ! Bet we Gad that this le only • ease ef hie - tory rep.eing itself, for the adoptloe at the sigsaesre Dess..,'' by this latter-day rep- resentatives! ep.re tatves immorality remlade as that beg. Mag ate a oma. mama' Rant..., es.. mired the idea of " Stsati.g the Seery of Reams to worship the Devil M It," And Men. es*. " Deemer I" A PLAIN DUTY. THERE ts a plain duty confronting *very sae and weansa in this town at the present tinea )ser years Oederieh has had as an - menage wputdisa so to ea Lea en- bweemat d the iaw was eesesewed, fires, herons the head et the eerpers. MIs had plassill blinutit by rube clad action, against reform, and second, be- came the town oomtahM panned after the mayor sad also remained in- active. wactive. True, when Tna unset. exposed the doings at the den on Britannia Road, the mayor took a case against the keeper of the place and fined her as the law directed, but he could not do otherwise, as the woman pleaded guil- ty. Had she sndertekmi to fight the ease, we have no reason to believe that a different judgment world be given than had been rendered on previous liquor selling cages that bad conte be fore the sante dispenser of justice. Now, that a polio* magistrate has been appointed, it is the duty of the ratepayers to strengthen the hands of the council so that analleles t constable shall be appoit.tad. An intelligent man, with a clear head end clean heart, is rewired to ill the position, and such an one should receive the ap pointmeet. Goderich should be as free front vice as Clinton, Seaforth and other neigh- boring towns, and now that there is a chance .1 raising the moral statue, every decent man end woman should as- sist in bringing the desired condition about. Let the pulpits and the congrega- tions of this town speak out on this question, and open shame will be com- pelled to hide its diminished head. WIPE OUT THE S STEM. BY a recent enactment the bapsren auation of Canadian Judy ; has been provided for. During their incumbency of office trey are the recipients of fat salaries, and when old eke or party expediency r -quires that any of them should be shel veil, shelved they are tad the country pays the shot. Recently Sir THOMAs GALT was superannuated sad received a retiring allowance el $4,000 a year, and, as men with Kano 4414 are proverbially long-lived, the Patrons of industry will have the spectacle of seeing the price of a good farm paid earth year to Sir Thomas so long as he lives, and in conformity with the superannuation scheme tarried through by Sir Joii THOMPSON at the last session of parlia- ment. The -Asan) system of superannu- ation id all wrong. The men who nold office are usually well-paid for their services, and the present system of assurance annuities are easily with- in the reach of every man with r. regu- lar salary who has the forehands+nese to take advantage of the opportunity. Then, why should the Federal civil service employee be dry-docked at the public espense, when the meoltanic, the farmer and the other 'Workers are not similarly provided for by the State t The superannuation system ins fraud upon the public, and from stein to stern there is no good in it. The improvid- ent public official should be treated the same as the improvident person in any other sphere of life. There should be no creation of vested rights for the few, at the ex- pense of the many, and the Petrone and Liberals should jein in making ef fort to wipe out the ex 'sting scheme, free) the highest to the lowest benefi- ciary. AS SEEN FROM THE OUTSIDE- The UTSIDE The Re•forth Sus, which oopied the article upon Mrs. Themes that appeared is Tea ntotmat. last week, says : This woman sod her •moeiates aro at pres- ort residents of north Maim street, and sow that the Sea hes let a Seed of light into the minds of the tows authorities we anticipate their stay is Seafrth will be very short. We prdist that Mayor Wilms will make short work of their dee of infamy. Riess the above was la type we liars that the women was gives forty-eight bears to have Seaforth, sad took advantage of the notice to quit. Leedom Advrt er : Mrs. Thomas, • motorises ohmmeter in liedsrish, bee loft tows owing to an exposure by Ti. SiPAt_ SNAP SHOT&. Hon. J. C. PATTaapw will return to this meaty about the latter sad of the meth to "aced fames.' fir the amain oampaige. if the weather is heavy he is re- ins to ewers "Deeeay" bput es the high- water boas fee the meessea-y pip►My- Nobody ever says, " it's Jim's way." Oh, set they late my. " Pear fellow, he's • Yesd'm ream) r, and has be Is whatever Earls Mlle has." He .sold bis bettor heel.— than •liwle(b himself to be mod as •k..t la the tail of Bert.ee's kits If Senator H I Lc be sleeted governor e f New Tech Stab this Fill there will be . este from the steer whew the Dsmee ee meat M eaayeaeisu to select their meat peemYmat ed saadIiea DAvte SILL ie nythieg ate • Nate Md fewer. If the tetra cesseil make • geed wisetien fav tem ami eeM, „Pollee Nagle ten Samosa wfli en see that the two is mint • reed deal d,p.r run 1h. •sue• of the esuagl Ysiby ernes mit The town coneil on Willey wetting shesid nes again make Ohs en eke d • f' pe aeles • wean dna sauna e..seabla These eugkt be bat Mase gas geed mak Is the sees Moe hie nein. It is really too bad that Sir (Nivea will ret eall at the dere of The Lynn sed pies his testament ie the beads of tae measglsg dimmer. Days., like Kam- m, would he Pitlia'. We leave east of us heard of the man who was • 'Haar.' but then is • wares oleos of men than the "Mors," sad they aro the "signers" of every patties that comes •long. Lanais' has been winning leards in the West, sad if lead •pais is the fore - roamer of • majority i twee is that see - ties, Liberalism will mosat high at the next eMutie.. Every young man should see to it that his same is on the voters' list before Oct 15. The p•rliamest•ry election will depend spas the way the work in des. It is stated that Mr. GLanuroxs's eyesight has been eomplssly restored. It will he I. ender for the O. O. M. to ease mere set his eye on the Premiership. The Jape, contrary to general ex- piate/Aims, are parrying es • meet aggres- sive sad enooemlul wmp•igs ageism the Masse. Queue -Moue, im't it I The likelihood of Rooster Poiret, of Simms., biag choses postmaster ef Ma - too, is hennaing to Mom up. He M looked upon a • sapable oatnder. With a score of applications there ought to be Need we dent magi to ill the place of aightw nen The mayor of Seafortli can give pointers to Old Dem.cy in regulating tbe morals of a lows. The town bursar isn't in it this year —not eves pa the coed parobass. They now call him in derision, "Old Jos. Dursxcr." What's the price of coal, Jouw LOCAL BRIEFS. Tows comma meets Friday evening. Collegiate Issutak. Literary meets Fri- day meg. Ronk Post : Broad hos takes a tumble to 3 cents per Met in RrusssM. The Fraser Dr•matiu Co. emend the Muss es the wooed appe•raaw la Owed Semi ,Dia's misa�teesi of the m- ew Miss J as the (band Opera House, Friday Oct 26th. Geo. Thomson will simply you with any make of piano you may require Cell on him and get rook bottom pries Seaforth Etpattor : Charles Seager has been appointed police magistrate for Ledo - rich. If Goderich needs such an official, • better man for the position could not easily be got. Rheumatism Cured in • i)ay. —South American Rheumatic Cure, for rheumatism and neuralgia, radically mares in one to three days. opus Its action sthe system is reoarkaba and m It removes at once the cause •sd the dismal immediately disappoint. The feat dose greatly benefits. 75 mala Sold by James Wilma, druggist. Heart Dire•.. Relieved is 30 Waimea — Dr. ai ma— Dr. Apse's Cure for the Heart rives per- fect relief in all ares of Organic or Sympa- thetic Heart Disease in 30 minutes, and speedily nets • ours. It is a Perim remedy for Palpit•tioe,Shortnessof Breath, Smothering Spells, Pau in Lett Side and all symptoms of a Diseased Heart. One dose eoaviaoe.. Sold by James Wilson • Boom to Honemss.—aloe bottle of N aglteh Sp•yim Liniment oompletely re- moved • curb from say horse I take pleat" are in recommending the remedy, se it acs with mystrious erosions in the removal from horses of hard,eoft or calla eed lumps, blood sa•vit, splints, curbs, curbs, 'weeny, stifles and sprains. O Roob, termer, Markham, Out. Sold by Jas. Wiktor. Relief in Si: Hoare. —Digressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the Great South Americas Ktdsey Cure This new remedy ie • great surprise and delight or account of ite exceeding prompt- esrs in relieving pais is the bladder, kid - soya, back aied every part of the urinary presage, in male or female. It relieves re- tortion of water sad pain in passing it al- most immediately. if you want quick te- lid sad ours thin Is your rsmdy. Sold by James Wiles, dregrist. weary. Thrives ea earl fed sad *o.shi.e, with plenty el ass in the open air. Her form bar glows with health sad bfsn bloom,with t. beauty. If her nisei seeds the Mesas - ug acmes ef • Motive remedy, she ems the gentle ad plsasaat liquid Iax•Yve, Syrup of Figs. The sew Lams Cheek, Mibaell, was re- assflyopen&w 1w. Dr.Ifeub►y. of effiefraAn AsanMa tom is regeetstkg with the C. P. 11. .fsile with • view to establish • ere•resry u Ar.prisr. Setae is. broke into the skating rink at Gait and stele • nor trophy belonging to the Creme Ceeliug Club. A. old bur sad ewe subs were captured ser Laaedow.e stades roeenty. They were drives est of the Mee Meataiss by bosh fes. Eves with present nal aeesmmed•tio• it sews meek Lass to carry freight the full Wageh of the St. iawress., eves up stneam, ora awn it. Ener.: Chea Duties, of iegeesell wee is ethis weak Ties mistime sad th termer biend . S. bee ase plstd his cnueeo b bgIMS Indus*" w Toren, modeler en a seer is several well ksews apnel l.seuatiess. Se la. tends geisi te the Detrek Medlsai GBags Um Pak be puns the madly of madiskaa We wan his memos. Seney : Mr. Jeb. Row hes noted the .id h.matsad w. e' the Lease. heed, Insley, moth of tans le Awls Warn whm r beau emehisek ea w he. ism a min of pen 'I he ra ni M NIS • per. Ms sets et the asset end beat farms s the Leaks Red std Mw asst M tkr- ima- ip spws`"t en seed a ere a ora mai. esmsrlag Is (Suess b adds li KXCITIIK IN CHINA' Dtmat,daetiea d nigh Crates Against the ldtelgalug Dynasty. THEIR WAR CHEST IS EMPTY 1Mieeeley is Predate. Meemelties ere the Troops,- Jyeeee Nagar ter aa •dveaee as rests-• Naval Raper* Some tip ems Sitnaa.s. Visalia, Sept. Ilk —The Politeohs oor- respondeuce says the following lufonsa- ton has reached St. Petersburg from China and attracts the serous attwtion of the goverumeot : "The intense easitement in all the pru- vieaes of China and the dtwtist•oti"u of the highest officials in the empire have reached points whish Indicate a probable movement against the reigning dynasty. The spirit animating the regular army to satisfactory, but the discipline has been much relaxed. Tim irregular troops upon which the government must now rely are committing gnat and frequent *tosser everywhere, The war chest u as empty as the state eaehegnsr, and the govern mens has the greatest difficulty in purchas- ing the barest necessities for the troop, in the fields." Loauus. Sept. 18.—The Times publishes this morutng an article by • naval expjheert, in which the writer compares and owl•tes the Times' advises from Chen- Foo and the Central News despatch from Tokio. The writer concludes that it may be safely affirmed that modern weapons have not materially modified the conditions et naval warfare '.Japan's next move," he says, 'Ys now • question of the greatest importance China's deet is virtually paralyzed and the Japanese are free to transport a force in any direction. Then are two principal cons... fur them to pursue—tint to sank. direct for Pekin and second to occupy Formosa Either (bourse is more probable than a march to Moskden. It seems cer- tain that 25, 000 Japanese could take'ekin, when Japan could obtain, eo far as China is concerned, any terms she is likely to demand. On the other hand the time available is very short owing to the ap- proach of winter, and the venture though not impractteable would be very risky. A fore. of 20,000 would suffice to occupy Formosa and a descent flouts that island is certainly among the immediate puesi- bilities. Japan maks territorial expansion and Formosa offrr+ obvious advantage.." A despatch :o the Daily News from Yokohama says there Is • general public desire in Japan to prosecute the war against China lex defiance of all obstacles end a general desire that the government make • desperate attack upon Pekin. Japanese parliament will at once vote war credits rogardler, of party opinion& Reinfora,meuta are continually depart- ing from Yokohama, Tokio and other planes in Japan but their destination is not known. A report comes from Shanghai that the Japanese have succeeded in entering the Chimes dm,vitiee of Manchuria and that they are advancing upon the capital. VICTIMS OF THE FLAMES. Two Lives Last In a fig Slaw Is Na•atete. fat'. Nassau°. B.1'., Sept. 29.—Firs broke out on the east side of Commercial street and before it was gut under control a num- ber of buildings, hotels and stores were completely destroyed. Two lives were lost and three persons badly injured. The An started in the Royal Hotel at the cor- ner of Wharf and Commercial streets. Thence it burned in a northerly direction along Wharf street destroying the frame fire hall and a eirpenter'e workshop. Bun- ning south the fire licked up the barber shop adjoining the hotel, spread to • cigar store and thence caught the Nanaimo Hotel and restaurant, Morgan's tailor shop and C. K Stephen's dry -goods store. Across the street, on the west aide, Wil- liami frame block caught fire, but the Armee were extinguished before much damage was dune. The Ceetral hotel. Maaouic buildingand Hirst Bros.' store were also ignitebut were eared Pat. Maybes, bootblack, and Fritz, the German bar -tender, occupants of the Royal hotel, perished. Two men and a little girl, also occupants of the Royal, were badly injured in making their escape, Every marl, woman and child In the city turned out to help in the work of sal- vage That the newer part of the town is not completely wiped out Is due to the strenuous efforts of the volunteer brigade, and the fact that then was no wind. LABRADOR'S INTERIOR. Tho Pesaeyl,asla pod Won Rat eras from Their Nxplertag Trip. HAuvan, Sept 2&—Professors Hite and Bucknell, Parkins and Coates, comprising the University of Pennsylvania expedition to Northern Labrador, arrived hen rester. day from St. Johns, Newfoundland. atter two moths' snecemful exploration. Beek - mil ham recovered from his illness. Pro tenor Hite and his three companions left for New York by the Rad Cross line steamer Portia in the afternoon Prof. Hits says Labrador has a uniform climate In the Interior are deep rivets, large valleys and great forests. There are indications of mineral deposits. particularly of iron, everywhere. Timber lands, mi.ral lakes and water courses, is Ms m1ad, sonent to rich p tentIalities. Demand fee mtasteeal's Osealeata Mosr.aat, Sept IS —There M • mom - malt going on just now to revive the win ter ear.ivnle in Montreal. An informal mooting of • few of those Interested was held, mbd it was deeidd to call • formal sad public meeting to eoasult about the best way to make a thoroughly attreetive event for the wintr. The hotel men sa that j lease from the Unit States is of quarks as to why Hostess' hleft el having these straHostess' ?sometime Kilned at esatfhwd, Oeponw, Oat, Sept !f.—A ad wiel- d/set occurred at Ssltford yesterday. Simnel Saudeleo., of Dsagssno., e.- = I. teaming `bas for the Goderin bill the ,ye, was etenieg wwha w the long the mama became Mose la eemebwa ~� the twee. mend to rot away, She sed him= e drowout and Ming him rime= t..e.atly a meal Lam. Yeamoo*a, N 8 . Sipatl —Tbmss Om was an sus .f the peeves and trtnf ae rA • bared el NOM • trust • lined semi best end SI • M Tsetse Me u tlsremete .en ws f, dead, ile mage Mia et a. 1 ores a wane sell a�seet skDlrtlrine u NEWS TOPICS Of A With. The Impese..t svemes to a M ween roe Nese Iteeders. More serious forest Are ars reported In A Senile storm Is ragtag along the meth AMaoMn net The Own war has Bawd a greet sear - My el diver in Japan Prof. Wellman, .f the Arctic expedition, has arrived at New Turk. It is said that Thursday, November * will be proclaimed Tbaakaglving day. The striking clothing workers of Bootee expect to art a so -operative factory. Tore e♦ • slight earthquake shook at Chic..uusd. Qua., on Wduesday morning. The breach between the Premier aad Mr. Hall in the Quebec Cabinet is biomes. log. Senator Hill has been sgaio Dominated by the Democrats for Governor of New York The T.. H. & !t promoters have de- posited $50,000 in Hamilton as • gnar- ant.e. The schooner W. Howe was wreaked os Lake Michigan, and the crew of six drowned The Soutch coal owners have resolved to evict from their hooses all miners who do sot return to work. Natural gas has been discovered on the farm of Mr. Matthew Collins, near East- man's Spring's. Ota. A revolution is imminent in Hayti, as President Hippolytee tyranny is driving the people to desperation. A waterspout in the mountains of Du- rango, Mexico, carried away a wood chop- pers' camp of 10 famillet. A new Cabinet has been formed for Vic- toria, Australia, by Mr. George Turner, late leader of the Opposition. The grape crop, in Eisex county this year is enormous, and the fruit can be had for half a cent a pound in Windsor. Richard Nickels, aged 55, an old resi- dent of St. Mary's, Out , attempted to drown hintedf Friday, but was pretreated. owing to a business dispute helossit the owners and the manager, The Menelles (N. B.) Times has temporarily eu ps—iffe. tics. The Patrons of West York nominated 1.r. J. D., Evans of to contest the riding at the next Dominloa elections. Earl, the three-year old child of Mr. and Mrs Sutherland of Gore Bay, was drown ad in a rain barrel by his mother in a fit of insanity. Prof. O. F. Lewis, of Syracuse N.Y., hos a flying machine, which be claims can be successfully worked. It will be tried at Saratoga shortly. Mr. Samuel Carsley. the well• known M.intreal merchant, had • narrow escape recently from falling into a crevasse while touring in the Alps, Cunning smugglers on the other side have been caught ,mudgling the goods into the country in empty mail sacks that were being returned. it is reported thvt an anarchist attempt to assassinate President Iglesias. of Costa Rica, has been foiled, and the leading con- spirators arrested. Mr. It A. Massey and the editor of Tho Niagara Falls De la Cataract are having a little controversy over • late article pub- lished in The Cataract. Dr. J. H. Betts of Marysville, Wolfe Island, was fond dead near his house on Sunday night. Death is supposed to have been the resn:t of • fall. The case of Mac W herrell has at last been been disposed of by the Cabinet, and the remit is that the death sentence has born commuted to imprisonment for life. Mrs. Mary J. Platt, • teacher in the Indian snhool on the Pichango reservation, in California, has been clubbed to death by Indian.. and her body cremated. Limit Kirkpatrick, Capt Wise and Capt Skinner, graduates of the R M.C., King- ston. have bran appointed teachers on the staff College near Sandhurst, England. Joseph Hartley, • Winnipeg laborer, three months ago came into possession of a fortune of $30,000. He died in the hos- pital Tuesday, from excessive drinking. A convention of the Liberals of North Ontario will be held at Beaverton on Wed- nesday. October 21. for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the Home of Com Mr. W. A. Shepard. ex president of the Typothetae, and manager of The Mall job printing department, died Friday night in Toronto of heart failure. He was sixty- five years of age The New York Central moue shows a decrees of three and millions in freight earnings, m with last year, bat the paaaanger earnings increased $108,700. Lieut Green, 5th United States infan- try, reports that Col. Elliott has fouled and buried the body of George Colgate, who was left in the mountains of Montana by the Carlin party last fall. During the reese at the fair grounds at Worthington, Minn., the grand stand eel. lapsed, burying about 500 people In the wreck. None were killed outright, but about 80 were more or Mes Injured. An of tial of the Chinese Ingenue at Washington says that the battle of Fein river was a draw sad both `tides suffered squally. He admits that the Pine -Taos land fight was a defeat for the Chinese. Mrs. A. H, Curtiss, a woman of eultare and beauty, M being seed for ejectment from apartments rented oe Stpte street, Chin igo, because it has been learned by the leee..s that she had negro blood in her veins. Mrs. William C. D.aesash, of Sault Ste, Marie, Out. ben bees staying at Mastoid, and on Tuesday last left the how in which she was living to go to the dostor'a Sinos that time she has not been seen or bear d A of verd/et of manslaughter was returned agpinat the man Lase and his wife, keep- ers of the Toronto baby tarts, at the la. quest held last night on the child whisk was taken from the pities meetly la a dying oondltloa The •.aerie•. Agriculturist's report of the apple crop shows • heavy yield In New Laglaad, • light one In New Tern and Penns Ionia and a abort crop la ()bio. it says thm he Ontario three will be shout half se avenge rop. At E.6ic, Rev. Fredertek Mho, epallwow Deal/ohms, I.., get ea • ma eat o • f bask re. a e�f y saloonkeeper, W for 1 wee *sussed. Mr. Skies messed a of Isle es while he wised � •Rag..ft14efa David «esus., d AL1I.leghesy City, dial ervees.e. lware enemy is Ids hoes. bent-*e� Id set he Marl Wsfasdsy web the fbvdtese boois SO wee hang Mai a* flm emaaud as eM pfese, ea el bin Meths �vMeh eseleinad grit aid eelieeles stile Pk' The Right Place to Buy is where you can do so with the most advantage to yourself. Don't let sentiment stand in the way (as too mazy people do) but when you can save anything do so. Don t be deceived by the cry of "trash" and "shoddy" by merchants who make a fuss over you and then charge you an "all wool" price for a shoddy article. The Advance of Autumn makes warmer Underwear neces- sary. In Women's, Men's and Children's we have the RIGHT Goods at RIGHT prices. We want you to see them, feel them and examine them for yourself. This is the more convincing way. We think we've got the best value in the County and we want your judgment. A Good, Warm, Full Size Ladies' Vest for 25c. Children's Pure Australian Wool Vesta from 13e. upward. Men's Shirts and Drawers, Good Heavy Weight, 25c. N.B—Don't forget our Dress Goods Department. It contains the newest ideas direct from the Manufacturers at Prices only possible in a Cash Store. I biO2PTEE P` AMIE IO T EtFKIICKrre F'Ui10.1 INCWSICIM AtmAxsiinwevite. EVERYTHING TO WEAR. CHANGE IN BUSINESS The old Finn of ERASER & PORTER have by mutual consent agreed to dissolve partnership and will sell their entire Stock at wholesale prices, amounting to OVER $11,000.00 Ever, dollar's worth must be sold before ....JANUARY 1st, 1895 ... . Special Lines will be Advertised and Sold each week until the en- tire Stock is sold. SALE TO COMMENCE Monday Oct 8th, I L e AT 0 T when the following Lines will be offered for sale: Bibles, 35c. Sale price, 21e. 50c. " " $0c. The " " 45c. $1.00. . « 88c. 1.25. . " 8Sc. 1.50. " " 95c. IC 1.75. " 41.05. " 200. • 1.15. " 2.50. -Id 1.85. 3.50. " e 2.05. Family Bibles, $8.50. Sale Price, $5.00. BIBLES at - COST. - Id + + + + + + + 41111 Accounts due the above lira aunt be paid on Or before 1\T077-1st,1G 4, or they will be handed in for IrriallaElt Is Booksellers and Stationers. wt Mak ..e It. Saes