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THE SIGNAL: GODERICA, ONT-, TIIIRSDAY, NOV. ie 1P4.
etas hvatrY* in Ometima mid w ,rend ham ha yeah Nib Vwf W�_____r bomPoW
b woven. womb Se seek. Omit w ova doo
mem la Vireo=
MPH that war iirratie U16e retrwt bed a I hem b.eu potted agalmet the corrupt
system that was festered beneath
Tamtnany's beamed.
Nearly a gaadter eek a century 110
Tammany, then under the malign influ-
ence 01 WIRLIAN 11. Twain anti his
thieving •s.ecitest was drives to the
wall, and it took many years for it to
gain smother foothold,bet oflate years
it has been enabled to dominate the
msmieipal politica of that city in •
way most prejudicial.
The crusade of Rev. Cash PARK
Ht•VAT, which &t Hist was bitterly op
permit, has latterly prevail highly sac
cessfu1, .ad the investigations of the
Letow Commiesiieo, appointed by the
Renate, has turned the sweet waters of
Tammany to bitterness. The revels-
tioss made before the commission
have been of • moist astounding na-
ture and cerruptio• in almost every
branch of the municipal service has
frees unearthsI.
The police and judiciary have been
proved to be is league with the toughs,
thieves aad prostitutes of the city, aad
a system of bleckluailiag has been in-
dulged in by the keepers of the peace
such as was sever heard of before in
any civilized community. Au assess-
cuent system is shown to have been in
v...ue, upon the payment of which
"protection" by the police and judicia
ry was granted to bawdy houses,
gambling dens, green goods '•stablish
m.nta, ouees of assignation, pool
room occupants, bunco ateerers, and
every grade of tie lawless element of
the great city. .--
This terrible this Of aiNeS tltdd .-
ed for years, but at last, owing to the
good work of PARi.URST, anti other
friends of clean methods, popular in-
dignation TM been aroused, and the
people have risen up and driven the
Tammany tiger to his lair. New
York is to be congratulated upon the
vault, and the lronmtry at large will
reap a great benefit from the over-
throw.
What is wanted in every city, town
and village, not only in the United
States but in ('ansda is the inaugura
tion of clean methods' by the election
of ele&n men.
•
candidate in the field in the person et
Mr. JA.. K (Muir, but it seems in
this we were mistaken, it our present
information be merest. One thing we
feel assured cf, and that is that the
Patrons will have some difficulty is
getting a better =funned or more
clever caadidat. than Mr GAUNT. or
one who more truly and honestly has
the interest of Patronise' at heart.
Snit es Tawe 1abs1.
Year hint I a ea.adlaa reoat$ a1 I s abet
wbM\ yes paid ass tart
to fell eve ite
lots arrow.
• &basso of Gabes, is deslrse, beak
GU odd and the sew address should be uvea.
Adel Mabee Meese
{,�asI see OA.' owns' advertisement& IM.
/ar ffa& for trot t.ssrstas, sada coma per Ilea
lee p.Nu*a es w&tfa•I Inaosties. Meeeers4• b
eareil
leneeese cards eif eta hers &ad seder. M par
Advenftwoneste of L. Foaad, eteleb.
l/tntaat4s.s va•at. MWooled aled .5.5544
Deolaew C►•aow Wanted. sot .seoedle.1
Ws, nespare1I. 41 per month.
Ross= ea Sale sad Farr cm nate. M to
SOMI 1 nese, 41 for first mouth. Me per we
seisent moat!. Larger advt.. i5 properties.
Amy special mottos, the obiect of wide& la to
ptomes, the peeusiaty hone& of any udi-
.t4ual er nompae7, to be ooseiderd .m ea-
ventsrmeat and Housed a000rdinell.
Local notices In nonpareil type one cwt per
weed. N Wtioee lee. time me. a
Local mooseI orals fry reeding
tees Int
pee ovate pword. No
Notfese for Aerobes aad other religions sod
b.se.oleet Ia titutioss halt rate
Coo mental Costrart ♦dv.nteernruta.
A limited member of disp�usIed advertise
meats will be inserted at the Koaowt•g nese :
Air Inch. one insane/a. M 44
.. fourim.Ittsaa....--- 1011
there month.- ........... 1 m
'• sin months 100
one year S 0e
No advertisement les, thea awe isobar to
Iwitb w111 be rwlculated on above hast& S
per coat. discount allowed for cash payments
on yaw mostly' contract ; 11 per cwt. on six
months'. and IS per Gaut. es • year's.. Mae
. eadltMaa will be strictly **forced.
A1owt ,•Tb..gt.*- I'' Metivesy
eneneribnr who fail to receive Tis t .w*L
rewu1ar17. either by carrier or by mall, will
touter • favor by sooaatetiuI ns el the toot at
as early • date as ...Mbls.
Refected manuscripts caned be returned.
()err ..pon.teios moat be written ow one side
N paper only.
r.bII.ber'• Notice,
J. C. Le Tonsil, of Ooderich. hes been ap
petered Loral Trevenlnk Arent 1,r the towo-
a the of Dodericb. Colborne, Aebfiold and We
Immesh . a -
Immesh.
Local postmasters over the district •re also
empowered to rooms subscriptions to Tun
S lott AL.
Al commnaio•tioms must be addressed to
D Mdi1LLLIICUDIeD�O
Tas.
Mandan Ms.
Tannins Oil N.
1N this week's issue will be found an
editorial correspondents which appear
of in the last issue of The Canada
Farcners'Sun,o vitae signatare,.'Arat-
rum," and wh repay perusal.
It gives • history of the c&u0Wa which
led to Canadian cattle being schedul-
ed in Britain, aad dhows conclusively
that the blame of the transaction rata
exclusively with the present Canadian
Government. This ie a question which
deeply affects every farmer, and the
cirwmsMoces which led to the sched-
uling should be carefully considered
and mole a no= of for election put -
poem.
THE banquet, address and preseuta.
tion t0 ARCiitiALD McNAtu.HToe
Tuesday evening was a spontaneous
expression of esteem on the part of a
number of our lading business men
to one who during his residence has
proved to be a thorough -going and up
right man. Mr. McNAt' .uTor from
the first day of his arrival has been a
useful and respected resident, and on
the completion of the contract for the
harlcir improvement had succeeded in
gaining for himself the goodwill and
esteem of all with whom he cane in
contact. He leaves this town with
the best wishes of all for his future
welfare, and the respect and regard of
all who did business with him.
SODi1tICH. THURSDAY. NOT. A 1mt-
STRAIGHT TALK TO DELINQUENTS
A LARGE number of accounts are
being sent seat out this week to de-
linquent subscribers. it is expected
that in every case a response will be
received. If not then the only course
left to us will be to put each and every
amount in suit for collection.
During the pant few months some
$1,000 or $1,200 in accounts have been
sent out from this office. In a num
ber of instances we received returns,
and we thank those of our subscribers
who acted the honest part in mailing
remittances immediately on receipt of
account ; but in maty cases delin-
quents failed to respond, and many of
these are now receiving bills.
The day for temporizing with this
class is gone, and everyone who gets
en uceount this week and fails to r.-
THE MOODY MEETING
TOR(IN 1'0 appears to be all astir
in the matter .f the meetings which
are being held there by D. L M000v,
the celebrated evangelist, aid his co-
workers. Never before has such re-
ligious excitamwt been manifested in
the city of churches as seems to prevail
at the present time, and the Yenerel
belief is that the advent of the evaria-
li:t will tend to make the lad people
of the Queen City good, and the good
people butter.
Moonv's method*, if we are to judge
by the first efforts, are somewhat dif-
ferent from those of most evangelists.
Ile first wants the church members to
get right, and says that must be done
before they can expect good to be ac-
c.n.plisbed with outsiders. He tells
then, they must be of exemplary con
duct as well as of loud profession
there must be harmony in the .hurch
and brotherly feeling between church -
members : questionable modes of rais-
ing money for (cod's service must be
eschewed, and the 'principle of volun-
tary giving on subscription lines mast
be carried out , acting ,dishonestly in
business transactions and then placing
large gifts on collection plates as a
solatium is to be taboo(' , that strict
mit inside of three days will be sued- obeervnce of divine service on Sunday
We want as big a list of subscribers will hot compensate for the serving of
as possible, but we would rather have Mammon during the remainder of the
ten subscribers willing to pay for their, week -in fact, the Moony movement
paper in advance than tea hundred is opposed to many of the methods
who have to be dunned. that are now current in many of the
We have t.o pay our wages, hill. churches amongst the members. The
paper and ink accounts, rent, taxes, evangelist wants everything measured
by a scriptural ata.cd&rd, and claims
fuel, and cost of plant, and we haus that no blessing can result unless God's
lout &11 sympathy for the backward work is done is God's way.
people who will not pay for their pa The new evangel is being tak en to
per year in or year out. If any of kindly by the people of Toronto the
ear readers are of the class referred Good. Ry what envioes o.tsiden say
to they can easily get from under hy even the best among the population of
that Meet/smith oentury city can be
paying ■p right away.
improved upon if sseasnted by a first
AT tb• solicitation d • large number' century standard, and the =onto point
01 friasd., we understand Mr. Giotto' nut the way for them is with them and
AcBasoN has decided to allow his the times are propitious. if M000r's
name to stand in nomination for visit to Tomato does nothing more
J(ayor of 0oderich for 1895. As Mr. than eau= the good people of that city
Amass is the largest taxpayer in to look within, examine themselves
town and has done more to improve more closely and doff the pharisaic
Ooderich in late years than any other garb which they have had wrapped
men we know of, no candidate around them for, lo, these many years,
ought to receive a larger support he will ha'e performed • gnat work
from the electorate •t large. under divine guidance.
BY the the Auditor -General's report The work is being greatly ailed by
the city set►spapsr* in their sews
u
that l reached as, we find that Gottacolumn, bot we have searched in vain
rich was hese6ttsd last year by fits for any .,fawns of & ebange d heart
payment 01$1287, that &mount having
been rwosived for public services by in the editorial columns. Caof
Them days the whole lump mayy be
our townsman, MAGUS SWANSON. It
hehmeet el cringed@ w mitt. sere sad
esmgllste In them owestey, seems vert mesh
Me it mmebery. l kis state of •lana, and
it is es esa11sseMes, is ens Monet to eta -
se. _
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The Orbit from this Iweal MILL
A weekly Myers of .means sews mend
p N sem MveSFlwb-r1th nod
resat L Mikes nod CemessaM
Irwin msety &eeeese
SNAP SHOTS.
They was a laniishde in the
Democratic vote across the line yester-
day.
The Little lap has brought the
Bi:; Chinaman to his knees. Maier&
methods are bound to rule.
The Manitoba Government has
decided to stand by its action on the
school question, and claim a proviacial
right to do so.
ZURICH The big swamp drain is
n ow 4sishs4. 1t took nearly three years.
Chains : 1). C•ateien will this senaoa
bonito about 22,004 barrels of apples, or
150 oar toads.
Hokmss.dl.: F. C. Mord went e•
Wednesday last to take a come" u •ttriou.-
tre at Guelph College
Rlytb : Herbert Astir/try left for Outs-
hoot as Wedeesd•y m•rat•g to who •
nurse is the hennas collage there
('heron : M,a DeC:ew, of Flet. is here
se •000uat o1 the Wain et her billet. Mr.
rim*. who is net expected te resrssi.
Wiegham Fred J1 amens, 6Mta a 1.
T. Beira furniture rennet, get Set 'tt his
aeon badly cat with a caw, Int week.
Brussels : with. Campbell W a lei
oat inflicted w hie right bead whitlows/Meg
is M.bler'e Kreps/nor Wedneady, Det.
31st.
%uriob : Seery Geiger. who left for Ca -
.•Iter. Dakot., retar.ed bone • few days
age. toad iatssda to stay in Osteno OM
ouster.
Brussels: Adam Geed sod family teemed
removing free' ureses@ to Alma, between
fiwfortb .ad Clinton, where he will run •
market series.
Molesworth . Dan. McDonald, who has
clerked in A. M. P.tterso• a .toe for seat
years past, loves for his caw pwisios this
week u Listowel.
Wroxeter : The removal of Relish 8.1-
taotv.e to Manitoba, aad the death of .john
Brook has left • .pleadid opening for •
000per a this place
East W.waeosh : The other day W.
Dohs, of lot 32, oo.. 2, weighed four pota-
toes, and hued than to go 10; Ilia . ohm po-
tato weighed 2 lb. 11 atoms.
Stanley : The present year has besot
favorable for the growth of potatoes. 1).
Res,, of the 20‘, ane a large caber, which
weighs a little .ver two pou.da.
Newt was received in the city Tussda
of the death of Mus Lucinda Graham, M.
I1 , aad Mrs. Malcolm, wife .f Dr. Win.
Malcolm, of the l'anadiaa Presbyterian mia-
woe in Hosea.
Kuban : An old Gad respected testiest
of tbia wilkag! and .eighborhood is the pee -
sou of Raphoel Stephenson, pored peace-
fully away Thursday morniog. (Jct. 25, at
t4*e ripe old age of 82 years.
Grey : ,john McNeil has leased his farm,
lot 19. sou. 13, to Alez.ad.r **wart, 16th
cos- for • corm of 6.e years, at a rental of
4175 per anoum. Mr McNeil willcoatiaas
to reside in the neighborhood.
Zurich : Jacob Schluchteir, who formerly
lived oo the 14th ooncesnw, but now re-
sides in Koalas, has been vistas, he' chil-
dren and other friends. He thinks Ontario
u the boast -ilaem te the world.
The supper given to Contractor
MCNAUs;HTor Tuesday evening was a
well-deserved tribute to an upright
and Itonoreble Imagine= than. lie
leaves Goderieh with the best wishes
for his success is the future from a
host of 1riesdo:.
there » say more pub' mossy going lesvesed. and waw that time Danes, as
`y When
It is to be hoped that Ooderieb will °ON it will, it is to be b•p•d, it will be
'1 not he overlooked. When money is a Sew". tin ane the •mit? 50d good -
11 ra,y we refer to haw, our townsfolk will that will exist ie the seisms that
gat it, nether than to see• it go to wt- at present teem with the vitalise= of
& party and the virus ef =mine= ri-
elder
valry
WE have hoes isfnrtned that the TAItItAyfra (ROUT.
Pogroms et 1.d.•try is Weet Ruruet ----
win seen presently to sabeet • o•.d1s TH s despatches bring news of the lswyor t ".yM1l.g 1h• •hen•p se dumb
deem iir the Oommws is the coming ros,pl•M rout ef the Tammany Hall t tat him w talus gwwst Iii="1"
day neem b.>r ss4eyts if�lmirJ
♦•►
myon• Up te the Mime m 'Mho( oaadid•gse in New York, sad, it is maw embe
swim. ami mine ee a .see or
ids Ill$wsemdee we W loses et epic- claimed, that a mt•i.rity d 40,000 Ma asentaia SAF 1M "beret jesli•s
tlssy : A telegram was tessied tram
Unsay Teseda,()sa. 30, by Jas. .it..
01 5n14 typhoid levee, fellow a
hears lame wief
drankMss Biishopp~ sadshhem kenTertian
all s.
a.mer, reining
bine .moi rid'04
m
was spfeyed as w
fl+rs.
Tag -
(Mates : O.Ig tf tb. /wt .peeMw of
ameans meas soy sgstrst ever seen he thisMany was oboe es Sandal by W.
Franc It r as large as • -sited fu -
les, wish a tail nearly • feet Mae sad mew -
rel hobos weed. Mr. Foster will \ase the
stria hosted. Jos. Rest+bery rhea •sim-
inas
0., te, evidently mate, • eosins of
weeks mo.
%srion . While use of R
on Roans a team -
mem, oflay meetly was werbls( with
et
tteam is the mil yard. tbeygoa too skis,
some to a well. awl by e mefottuse both of
the hetes, fell ca. It task some nee to get
then eat. The beet horse was dead. sad
&. f
the ether started fat the wbleopie
.a
sheen be mo,efetal •beet their old wells
and have them better protected.
�ey•tt;trty�
theis W \ter, Awes, wee dam -
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS -
warn 5•wasotio.
Ceased met sos•rdia. to .dlssrsmeal es
Saturday, Get. 2Qth. Members all pretest.
The teasarer'e report lee September show-
ed balsam sad retwpt. of $301.17 with e1•
Pyu'tit8344 94, Waviest $46 24 to Oct.
Mc4. Filed. WaviestJohn Clark •eked the
eesi� te I.essener het ..05556, for extras
'tae hoe_d_,pr e.�.04 at teat noott.ig.
1111111111111111W wnetn&ered the account to Some
Mega bet deemed to ohmic. the do-
nne* arrived at lee. meshy. Moved
hy Mr. Todd. .teuoded by Mr. Medd,
that Willman Caaaagbase be paid 44 20.
on bail of a.00snt does to h,n boggy
by d.isotive roadway of the smite boa5d5ry.
Omr11d. The feilowieg cheeks were need
Jas. Haiti, j oenttact W. R , $72 36 : Wm.
Hoary, 1 soatraot nen. 5, N ; David Taylor.
tape hoe. 42 ; Thos Lou, oostr•cts, $23:
Thos Agnew, 000tr$cts, $26.85; weeny
Ander-we, contracts, 49.44 ; Hash Nor -
1.& inepscueg rravelliag, 42 ; Fmk
(;Inn. e..irsot S R , 415,70 James Rimy,
gravelling, *16.60 ; W..1. Fowler, repatnmg
(.ride*, etc., 46 62 ; A. Nweeksos, contracts,
451.52 ; Jas. Agnew. graveling, 46 60 ; W.
H. Wilson, nivel, 46.96 ; Joke Woods,
gravel. 46.83; John Crag, lumber, d.tch
sad bridge, 440 88 : Wm. (unaughem,
damage to bury 44.20: John Kilpatrick.
contracts, $44. 76 ; Alex Stuart, selecting
tarot's, 44 ; Walter Wawa, selecting jurors,
43 ; R. K. Miter, eelect'•R Jurors, 44 ; Mrs.
Robu,sos, charity. 410 ; Georg, A•dtrsoe,
sra.siltg, 415.01 ; J. 1.. Ward, culvert, 41.
Osumi' adjourned to asset &Geordies w
statute on Dee. 1s, et 10 • elook.
R. IL Moue. Clerk.
-Making tariff bills in the 1'nit•wl
Stall= appears to be a sort of hoodoo
for American statesmen. The author
of the McKinley bill was retired from
Congress • couple of years ago, and
no. the father of the Wilson bill is
relegated to political obscurity.
THE VOICE OF THE PRESS.
■a DIDN'T v&TTY AT Tae PreLic 111111.
Hamilton Theses : Mercier had his faults;
some of kis dotage are eat to he ezoaaed;
but be died poor after unlimited opportunity
to steal from his Ge..try. ie Tory oyes
that one fact negatives bis title to sines-
maa.bip Had kind hinds sot kept up
his life ineerseee policies kis family would
he.e bee len in utter poverty. H. had
am the sag5Wtisw1es et • Tupper. sad
polities did not sono to ►M se a 1r•sial
.&leatios. se it wet to the present finance
Gent •
lemen •
Do you need anything in the wt *ring line -a Snit, as
Ulster, an Overcoat, s Hat or Cap, Boots or 13hoes, Under-
wear, Shirts, Mitts, Gloves, Ties, Braces or anything re
quired for your outfit ? If you do, and you're a ready
money buyer, and want the best obtainable valve, come
to the only Spot Cash Store in Godchwhere onou can
get a complete outfit, saving ry
dollar.
Londesbore : John Coldwell, Jas (-old-
w , and John McVittie returned oa Fri -
'tweak from Nebraska. John hes
Eve years away, James three,
ya • : ' M.Vtttie &boat • year anti • half.
Brussels, lin Monday of last work Atex.
Forsyth had the misfortune to inflict & out
on his right foot with an •x•, while chop-
ping in Mr. McArthur'• bush, Morris e
will he laid aside from work for some
time.
Sea orth : Wei Hester Robineen,d•ugh-
ter of Richard Robinette, of this town, who
Lee be.s te&ehiag sheet in Section No3,
l,esu� for the past year, has been a-.apg-
e d for next year, at • ubeta•ti•1 increase of
salary.
I rey : Talking _.boat Io.g stalks,
Manny Yses
cDeld, math half IM 17, am
1, Grey. has some samples not eerily
beams. The mss measured was 7 fent 7
bashes lose aad was of the Rad FI.phaat
variety. -
A NEW AMT.
Montreal Star : When the Federal Ge.-
ereineet estoes next te give an see.5st of
ire stmwerdehio to the people, is will 4•d •
very different eoestry seated is judgment
thea it foiled even is 41. The old leader
will sot be at its heed ; • arm braille mus-
sel. weariest the dram of the termer, will., -
peer .Smut it ; and a vast somber of the
voters will be free from the beads of party
pesjdtea Mem of sober •rtmese sed
Ism of drum -beating will be required, .d &
keener ,watusy of r*'oed. than this cow -
try bee ever smile befoe, may he wanly .z•
peered-
•
'yam Tank 4a re'. •.D PITY'rm.'ono rues.
Galeria Star Recent .vents 4. erims-
al seam sewn to be aemethi.g Wm w ea-
eonr.gsmerst Ie arses M.Wrtell sow
ed the paws. sod the lawyer ler Ttesby,
the 8.dwfo4 wdmer. s ~bang the
.meliseall sweaty peas. Mrs. HarWy is
&against d the mentor sl her beebtod,
sod regi g Irma the ermine s se the risme
the verdict i, skewed as & mis errsss elf jel-
lies aad . ti es* d legal rts.dl.g. 1b
been Matteis is said te haws Lass been is -
mem. tied she Wan ,sport le that • Tinian
Exeter : Reeve Bowden of Exeter, last
week purchased the 40 acre fans of
she estate of the late Mrs. Steens of Cen-
tralia. sad akin 01, 50 erre fano near K ivpse
frees Mrs. Haat. A good price was paid in
mob ease.
Morrie The comfortable madame of
Jobs R. Miller, of Merr4b•nk, was the
some of • berry nen ea the evening of
of Tuesday. Oen 16th, whoa their yonsgest
daughter, Agave, was sailed in marries* to
Atex. Gibson.
Morris : At the rssideens of Arthur
Dra.ay, [fakes►, Br.es sanity, es Wed-
e seday eveei.q, (h& 10th., his daughter,
Mary A., wee married te (leo. Cookerline,
of North b Bay, sen et Robert Cookerline, of
this tow.ship.
A.. H r t.LD.
The Asbbeld council met `i•tnrday, (1st.
13th. Menten all present. Masan of
prey teas meeting read aad adopted.
Cheques were trued for the following
•mount: Angus Mar•tyns, A.h1eld's share
of asbttrstioc expenses ,n connection with
S. S., No. 4 and 14, 411 : W. Rutherford
for gravelling oo Igoe. 12, sari 4 R. 6 and
7, 450 ; James Hee,. for work o• K R
Aak4eld'. hall, 172 36: A. MoDermsid,
gravelling S. R. 6 end 7, 453.90 ; Jones
Vilw.rls, inspecting. 46.75 ; Robert
Lower,, culvert oo N:- R, 43, also for sul
von en cos. 2, 43 85 ; John Black ditch and
spur toy road coo 2. 43 ; A. McDerin&id,
for two culverts on N.13 A.h6Nd a hall
44 25, oleo repairing two culvert* S R
.ad 10: 44 ; James I&ith.at, repairing
two culverts o• S. R. 6 .•d 7, 44, also
gravelling on L R , sen. 12, 467.04: W.
Helloed, grading sad heading • culvert on
con 3, $15 : Thos. Wince, deals at Port
Albert, 46.96 ; Matthew Fernee for culvert
&ad d11iog approaches, 1. R 6 and 7, 49 :
Mr. Rsachlor, for plank, half to be pod by
Colborss, $3.04: Robert Fitzgerald for
'desk. 42.50 ; Thos. Disbar, plank 420.83 :
Gm Johnston. repairing culvert. k Rt. 6 aad
7, 41 ; John Hart. mooring euivert S. RC 6
and 7, 50s ; 4. Animates, repairisJ culvert
sad work en Du•gaasee hill. :9: Jobs
Kilpatrick, brtdgisg,466: gravelling oo S R
3 aad 4,$60.37,gr5dsog on S. R. 3 aad 4,461. -
25 ; Wesley Maser, plank for bridges on
L. R. 418 82 : Tees it Really, usep.ctor,
$7 18: Jame. Reid, dramas stoat, S. R.
9 aad 10. 42 :.juke Hussey, remise o5 D.
L 41 : ThosIaasaa, ripening gravel pit,
8. R. 3 and 4. $240: J•srpk [Merl, in-
specting. 45.M ; A. .Io1Mtoe, repairing
obvert, S R 6 sad 7, 50c; John Kilpatrick
culvert .ad grades ooh. 6. 49.70; Pat
Mona, r.paineg four culverts and gravel
pit, .0 9, M : Teta Whitaker for keens"
foot bridge at tort Albert, $5 ; .laser
Yearn,culvert at Port Albert,
$6 : A. C. Hawkins, isswotieg pray' .t
Part Albert, 42: Doman Mcleod,
inspecting gavel es Kin1Si1, 46; Jobe
Stevenson, gravelling Graham's hill and
planking =Meet, L. R . 430.97 ; Joke
Kilpatrick, gravodling ooh. 6. 410 48;
Jobs Risen for tile, 46 56; Johe
Spindle's aitch, S.R. 3 and 4, tan. 14,
415: Delia (7asspbell, balance tor bridge,
L R.. 400 ; tt-illMw 8beekelt e, inypaoti.q
gravel, ton. 6. 54 36: Jobe Lilpetriek.
gravelling, eau. 7, 4119 10, ales ter gravell-
tet at let 4, on. 6, 428 44 ; Robert Hai -
tea, spikes fer bridge at McDa 44'., 46 ;
James (his•, hoarsens'[ maven, see. 1.0,
1495; Jess Dens, saw 't144 iraealr eve.
12, 44.17: James Jehe nes, i.epstieg
gravel, 1Lake
Reed, $6
ditch ., '.halt
p40 Mra
Clan, for gravel. $11.40 ; Kea.
weekMoi.er. deaklq aad grading es iake
Read, 53.90 ; Jamie Jeb.st.e, heard te Miss
Mei ova, some, ward, 590: Donald Me -
Dahl, band l Mre. McDewid, eenty
ward 406 ; Jobe Kilpatrick, osier at Craw -
feed's bridge 43 77, .len scraping en 8 R..
9 aad 10 ami coverts( three',elveris, $7 ;
Wm. Fielayee, gravel sed peen en Lake
Range, 416 ; James Dell. impacting Smug.
me. 6, 410 80 ; W. Martie, for polling
beth, N : Har► Meissen, for p.hlloas
N; Y. J M.K• ersvelli•g en f1.
9 ad 10. 437 48: Jolla Dlekse•, snort-
::.g ;we culverts, esu 12, L. R. $111; Janna
. c •, dish, est 14, se; James M.Ksdgh1,
Ips v. ills( and repartee rad, 8 R , 9 ad
lU. n t-07, baa for wavelike se R It, 421 ;
1 -cep.. Dauber, dins se on 2, 43 ; Jabs
.formt +, Mew u Merdeak'a brigs, 413.-
30, also . -Mdsg tele•• 4970, sad let crib
ea.! s .• r w: -k u Prit herd's. 400 ; P. J.
Attati., r b 'aid repass" culvert an lel
Thema@ Murphy, ler re
pars 1 .,d, sen. 6. 44 50 : Jim Deas,
5vt1Neg O'Ktial be brides. Lake Read,
Ranging from $1 6r( sot :inns bought directly from the
upwards we have the deet maisdacturers d them Goode in
SUITS l a r g e s t assortment of the country. We had to bay a large
new suits in towu. Wall quantity but some lines we can sell
wade, well trimmed, good-weanng,
up-to-date material , the fit much su-
perior to the ordinary made-to-order,
the prior about half shouldn't this
tempt you to investigate.
ULSTBRS
AND
OVERCOATS
We start at
$3.98 for a really
serviceable Coat,
with sleep store'
collar. From this
price to $1'3.75 we offer a large as-
sortment at pricers you cannot afford
to pass if you have regard for and
can appreciate gond %alue. See what
we have before you buy, anyway.
Seaforth : The beilds4 erected for the
preteettw of the market soaks, en the mar-
ket Freesias, is new sompMted, sad • very
er.dit&ble stesstsre it W. The pec•.s lime
ales tee mined ad all weighing is new
dose es the new market.
Chases The spiny .!d 4rissds is Hares
eh the Rev. Jobs Orsy, formerly .4 thin
tows, sow of Sparta, will be pacified to
Man that he bas re,estly some rte eeens-
den of some 460 000. left to lira (fray
thane' the dents el • relative.
Rreasele W iib heating ducks near
Oadar Creek es isterday. OK Y.', Robins
Crew, sea st t: 'V. Crsas, of Kiagevilk
Brit -1a.,
formerly of arta, wee sbel is the arm by
w seaidcutal i ... Grp el hie gaa it is
hared that the . ••': will have S be aspen.
&tad.
Steaky : The Ostia( pleat c' for
Qs' Amine Sebe uv bees punnets' by Gm
prismpsl et the 1 .dna Industrial Reboot.
Neil Gilmour will imitate the teens ladies.
tate the mysteries of the '.rt pr.sereMh.e,
Neil is .wet lira Neil 4ii1•war, et Yeses
Jew. Innerly of the gad ewe. PM *tsase.
Wipebam : Jean., the sixteen-year-eld
end 44. Boon, wY1a reaming at ND sped
after a feet -bail ea the ewtescw bask et
was adael-gnwld es Monday afternoon,
Oe► 114. pet his Jae 1a a hale pied bad 1 J• 1y, ksapss Mary lwey
bath kens be his right kg brsbn • short toasty ward, M6 : Meet/hew Yam. gn.ell-
/stones Mane the ankle, (4R, sea- 10, 96a 1 Themes Hayrides. gawk
M w Carrs . 0017 wsrdb. NOW.
1...wk: Del l A &trey.swert's mw ale ss Consul sta5.,i . 1/ev. 1711►•
iM.a.a1a sus nanny damrsyed by are en W. 4. 10mes. Cfesk.
rkeiss ay night, Out Mb. w Mw beim
dswes,d .bast 12 5'd.d. 11. hem W AUCTION SALMI
ands very ..em one I.ylwmaeeta dart.e
the pass test. They had 51.110 Lsmasea All
healsid w
: Wm. Mwee and oblda, I
for the price we used to pay for them
From $I.7'.
to $11.00. W,
show & splen
did range from
the standard
makers, all at close cut Cash prices.
We have almost every
FUR kind of Fur Coat male.
COATS, If you want to get i t at
the ground floor get ..air
price before you invest.
WATERPROOF
COATS
A sp4oilid range of
BOOTS Bt,•ts, Worki,tg
AND Hoots; fern Boots, Rubber,
We sell l'n- SHOES kc., direct from the hent
UNDE:. WEAR 'd e r w e a r at manufacturers sk ,uuth
AND wholesale fig
HIRTS. urea Prices
range from '25c.
lower price' than exclusive Shoe
Stores can afford to sell them.
No fancy prices. The
upwards, with & very large assottnient HATS latest style, at a saving 01
to choose from. The biggest range of AND Iron. 25c. to $1.00 on .
top shirts in the county. A special CAP$. Hat. A large variety of
heavy N•ty Blue Flannel Shirt at (loth, Sealette and For
9$c., would be good value at $1.25. taps in stock.
White Shirts, laundered and unlaua- Good Waring Su.
anted, the heat value in the land. BRACES, at 10c., 124c., 1Sc.,17c.,
TIES, 18c., 20c., 23c., '25c.
soxsox,
Good d Braces front 15c.
GLOVES
MITTS MITTS
this section.
We have without
doubt the largest as-
sortment and best value
in workingmen's Gloves to 45c. Ties in almost endless variety.
and Mitts ever shown in Great value in C.ahmere Mufflers,
We show twenty differ- r&aging from I21e. to
Don't forget that in dealing with ns the Cash Cus-
tomer does not help to pay for the Credit Customer, or
the one who n. ver pays, but all are on one level, all are
Cash Customers.
w \stMtni
..d asal•afn,
1. .. t• the atla. of e.la i
S"CifOhV�C
JiSS\" oiQctt'J
pCR�
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
DON'T M SUNDERSTAND US. - -
him sf Mn. Iiib' eve wol� j met see N isse.awe Pessay. Nev. 9n.-Asyllso a of era
Ws.wmna. ,Ina. le Mlm Mims ee of a 0sl5I sly - wa soil at )et YeWmmd
tt• be. w. a. w et Mink wed WI P. ' 11. Wen.
M 1 .'Muse.
Rea.. w
This is a Genuine Sale.
Follow the people on any Street and they will lead you to the great
DISSOLUT ON of PARTffERZIIIP SkI1E
ERASER & PORTER'S.
Every Purchaser sends a dosen others to get Bargains.
)�iht�Y mid mgMO : ,
° F L t Oeme, First Served,"
and it in good advice to come early and get first choice. Everybody i'
willing to buy when they can get Goals like ourn at and under Cost
Prices
When you expect to pay $1.00 for Goods and get thein for 50c. it
makes you senile.
IEou can get these Goods at other Stores for twice the money
don't came near un. No exception -its imponiible for others. We
have ten times the Stock and it must be Bold before JANUARY 1, 1895.
The place to boy is the place you get most for your money.
Thin store, although the largest in town, is hardly large enough to
hol.l the crowd.
Thin week and next we run Pocket Books, Hand Satchels,
Chatelaine Hangs, Wallets, Ladies; Card Cases, Gents' Card Cane& Fans
and Photograph Album& Now for Prices :-
Pocket Bosky, 213s. Pale Puss. 19..
•• 99s.
50. " 4s.
Mia
" 41.00.
SOL
• 12h, " 69e.
• 1. b0, 90e.
2.00, 41.05
The Prices are 25;( leas thee Wbel.mle Prima.
Ladies Csrd C1...s and purses combined, the very Fined Leather, just
the thing for Xmas Present*, at less than one half regular prices.
Remember thee. Lin are not ha.adled by the Dry Good. Store, but
manafaetared for ourselves and other first-class Stationer& Some of them
will lad a life time.
Plielegyeek Albums -
1,.)0 w 46 8•k Pries41
75-
4.00, 150.
1.50.
2.50. 1.26-
1.00. -M'
O.e b. sd Albums as 96..
5S4400.
Feather, Lae aad Userl).o half eft. fiesdr.de se (faces tress.
No Goods charged at Sale Proems.
Last d the Dearing Sala of Wall Paper.
Swat
FR&SSR & PORTER,
Booksoders and Stationer*
111101:=111 lieleeelheme