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THE SIGNAL: OODRRIoe ONT., THURSDAY JAN. 31. 1195.
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nab old sad the mew address be swan.
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and Other casual dymps e lee.
s .. goo :townies. ref* ____bop
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same so they um t I nsettlsa. by
tempered r•a)r.
lasi•e s card m o r e t t bale acid holes, es pato
Adveetisemeats d lost. 9bsyed,
Nttastieae Tecant, entm thss
mMeares eares Wented, IMIS agbo j
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■oepsr., 11 per roontk
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owed II limb $I ter first
spot at wont k larger
Ay specie) notice. the
gr•msl•
the pseualary •
.Mall sr eemnaay. to be
ysrtlerrnent rad chanted
ileal wines in nonparellthiten.Ie rat pr
ward. ..antics Inn rhea
Legal norms in ordia z '7pr two
mom per word. No calla• titan .tile
Nations for' burcheit ahs and
bssetoles t I net i tutloashalf rsMn
Commercial .'.ride.$ Aivewsese r.es,
♦ lwill be inaert.d t
limited wombs, of advent,.
t
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nee inch, nue insertion M eta
lour insertions 1 pi
th•.•e months.
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one rear 5 fe
No advert mean 1.1 lees_ thea two Mohr In
left
:in will he talen)et.eson shove beef* t
pee cent elb.c..unt allowed ter ee.b4gensiese.
ea three imp,' I s eostract ; le pr mks oil sit
moot hie.
ant IS per err t. ea a y. TN..,
reed itlos" sal be strictly enttllemd.
aeon ••TM wteadnr esse♦m7.
Subscriber who fail to rsndett Tee Sire it.
euenlsri). pith," by Dardisr ee argil, ern)
nosed • favor by ampa.uitrlag r the fact at
✓ etrl) *skaters possible.
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of Yet.•. Doi.,
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pein:eei Leat Travelling liamsgllim the town
Mips of Oo.i.rtch. Colborne. Id had N'•
wsiw.sh,
Local poe:roamers over the are also
empowered !o receive so to Tn.
Soso ♦ t.
All lanemunioss s •must tt» a%H_.med to
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OOUEIICH, THURSDAY. JAN. 31. tae:..
FINAL NOTICE.
Alb M M Fes b Wear $ bsesepd.. 1.r
MINI es deer&
ATTER Feb. dirt all snbec•riptions
to Tae tin.N•L which are in *near
will he placed . in Coert for collection,
anti mimes in arrear will be taken
from our mailing list.
Our friends are invited to pay up in
the meantime.
TINS SIGNAL.
Goderich, Jan. Ili, 1895.
THE CASE OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
SOME of the Ministerial papers are
endeavoring to create a sentiment
favorable to the union of Canada and
Newfoundland, but why th'y should
attempt to do ss at this particular
time is difficult to detsrasine, except
on the hypothesis that the Cabinet is
fishing for a new cry to go to the
. country with at an early date, and
have given the word to their press to
endeavor to pump up • sentiment in
favor of the propped scheme.
When con-
federating
the, agitation ho
fe orating the Britiah Provinces in
North America was .farted New-
foundland would have neon ei it, and
rebuffed all efforts that were made to
have her become part and parcel of
the new confederation. Later on,
-when Prince Edward Ireland became
an integral portion of the Dominion,
the olive branch was also extended to
Newfoundland, but the answer from
the spunky little island was in the
negative, and so the matter bee stood
for nearly a quarter of a amatory.
During the past. few years the con
dations that existed in Newfoundland
have not Ii.en of the meat pleasant
nature, The island has been ripped
and tore in political strife. Claims
regarding the island have been ad
sauteed by France as against those
;rd by England -with a prob•-
tbat the French contentions are
Aad to cap the climax, •
1 maim occurred lately which
driven the islanders to the verge
rain and absolute starvation.
Now, in its extremity, Newfound
manta to he aided, and the
from that island is " Cie
and help ns." Whether
minexalion of Newfoundland will
1 feature of the Oohasset's eon
election platform we know
issakitat frets tie 'aorta blind pias ter
lanai by souse of the ..heal.n is the
iiLiutorial prem, such esti.a would
te be no surprise to tasMT who
vistaed cen ware of ria Tory
6llitel_- t whoa aa dsetiog ram im-
1«
lime ISIS, e♦«7
W
• flew cry •lad a urw uwut.ter of work
leg. 1 it 1$N'', the election was
sprung prematurely because Sir Juan
lit Lioo *1.1) contended that there were
millions of dollars of British capital
which world week uneatluest in Can
•el•, if tip people voted in favor of the
continuance of the N. P This claim
and the gerry mender gainet' a tow loam
of life for the Tory l;overnuleot. In
I an7, the new Franchise Act saved
the Gofer nu,ent from tlefeet. In
I'9O, the cry that negotiations would
lie entered int.. with the Washington
(.overnutent to have the tariff farriers
removed and to inaugurate reciprotaI
relations with the United Steles,
taruel the tide which hail Iweguu to
ruts strongly against the Ad ire
do -a. And now the shihlnkt, i, at-
tempted to 1s' raised that union with
Newfoundland is the one ti ing laces.
nary to round out the greet British
American confederacy.
We .1' not know that the assuming
of wore heavy liabilities by the 1 h).
minion - -which is now weighed' down to
the gunwale with national, provincial
awl municipal debts-- or that union
with a bankrupt province down by the
.ea. is going to bring additional pro,
t•erity. We are inclined to take 'he
opposite view. Nevertheleon. we are
,ati;tie.I the old Tory gm me of
drawing a herring across the went will
be resorted to, anal when election day
imam% around, •ver' effort will 1. re-
sorted to go that the attention of the
elector may lie ditertetd from the tariff
.1ueetion atld the ills than follow in its
wake to the Iee,as imp'rtent one of
Nether m tuppen ha'penny island on
the Atlantic 1 ►ean-bankrupt in
purse anti a century behind the times
will he *brought into Confederation
fire the pnrpo.e. as the orntori say, of
rounding oft ai Iinnnoniou4 w hole
o far as Confederation is ebnreree d.
SNAP SHOTS.
-Tile war in 1 'lira has ata,uweil the
proportions of a ;;haw tight.
The county councillors haul their
usual luck, and got home in time to
ea•ape the -now blockade.
This is a great " break on the
a.erage busier s man, with the Ith of
Feb, staring his. straight in the face .
-The emotional indit uiuel who
owed to recite "Tia Beautiful Snow,
haat to hr plower) out of obscurity this
week.
The speediest mode of opening the
road, in this section would be for the
;o% eminent to spring a general elec
*ion on the people
This tloesn't appear to be a good
time to go to the country with the cry
that Canada was server in a mole
prosperous condition. '
The people who were slghiug for
a goal, old -fashioner) Winter ought to
les satisfied with the state of siege
which has existed during the past
eek,
If the lion. G. E. Foir.R could
only collect an import duty on snow
flakes he might possibly be able to
trim down that four million deficit be-
fore Parliament Iaseto.
And so. 1)r. has
heeded to the requentof theCanadian
l're,u As-sor•iation executive, and will
reply to the toast of •' 1'anluda at the
Press banquet Thursday evening And
what will the local toadies and outside
tuft hunters say '
On Monday last Kingston elected
lion. Mr. H tltTY by a majority of
432, and Mr. Cortese carried West
Algoma by about 1110. At the gen
eral election these constituencies ga.t
small Conservative majorities' against
the now successful Iteform candidata.
Sir OLIyr.R's majority ie growing,
The Right Heat. Sir Goon. Toetzue
I/tattax, of that ilk, continues to roast.
with the business end of his red, rod
mouth, the traitors who don't believe
in imp. Federation. When I)erltaox
ceases to feed at the public cnh, turns
his face to the wall and prepares to go
South, what will become .f this e)un
try, anyhow (
. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
H M•oart'a-The February
aue.ber ofsHarper's M.g.xiae is to hand,
and is, as err, replete with goad things to
lotion, essay and poetry. la an article ea
titled "What is Gamehlimerr The Hos John
Bigelow discusses an im t .mast int ton-
al tme.dmest lately iii by the people
*1 the Hoer of New York. The amendment
indirectly afoom ho mwr.eing mid peal WI -
lag is other Thetas, .wiag Ise the !arise
interest is the w►jest. Wbother it .Beets
the twisty eve -east rather at whist and the
ehatsh fair is • problem that Mr. 1igalow
e. est.rteaiag fashion. Never
Ib. b1tery of the world dM the Naha
arrest se more attention es n.., sand •
mar interest is added te rho Castors% shore
aril Melton by the Nieuwe psmibflltiss .t
Japes and Hawaii. ''Down tbo Wort
Coast" druribee thipowney by water Prem
Asa F aril... M Oallae. wan freesset mop
as M.E.mmid Omstesl Amo rk+s pro.
The bet b W Aguas T. lammh, mad the
imsttNhms be W. a. Isom he Mr.
Lae.e.ih ewe phatwrupha
WEST HI RON FARMERS. Rpt ERS. Tp
A rine Gathering at Winghetm
• II .pleat .deem= Rawdered - TM ad
diode. ere. above elle £.eerie -title
Lin time et .hoboes. M lima
315115.0.. to IM !!,.meat.
THE annual iodating of the Went
Hume Farmers' lasutute was held hue to
day. 1 b• attendance ger excellent through
out the .neetlags,except at the morning sea
Moo. it was not so lance at the tour of
*tartlet( as the others would like to have
sago. The Interest takes in the .meeting
was shown by the lively dtawakens which
followed each address
The delegattoo coaistod of ,lobe Mc\Iit
las. M 1' , t'osstan e, A. I:. t1 -ark, N sin
stead, and Mr. Beadle, Toronto. The local
Ment toasi.ted of the president, J. Nal
loath and Dr. A Forrester.
The Drat Duelist discussed was " Pimm
I'ulture," by Mr noodle who understood bin
subject fully. He discussed the best and
for plums : the distance sport t., plant
ale. the cause of the black-koot and
hole !n destroy then.. d pounds of blue-
mote
lue•.1oe du.olved in about venous of water
was the Asst remedy after the knots were
cu• off. The isms remedy w'., good for
rurruho by adding the same weight of fresh
lei ''•nee frefshly slaked. TM following
are the beat varieties of plums t . plant• for
early Autumn Bradshaw, Prince I nglebe-e,
1 allow F:gg aid list -moo Prime, low • late
plum, the b.dt are Lombard. l'und's Sead-
hgs and Victoria, For private use without
rtgud for seaming the Jefferson is good.
UT):ktnu. ,r grog,
A E. Wark spoke oil •How to manage •
leery farm." He explained the p,, ate of •
good diary barn. He would hare them at
least 11 feet 'high so ■s to have plenty of
pure air : stele stalls at least tour feet
wide en as t oe able to teed each animal
se irately • : loon nes v
rl Ie el end clean
r ) y
He .iw.vs esters the cows in the turn
considering, ♦ trough nearly full of ice as
teed es • hof is a creek. 1'owu milking do
hat mei a y eternise. Have them calve
any time the year except .duly and
Au.ust- -\ tocol remedy for milk tever is
1 pound of .41te two weeks before eslvmg
an.I another ,lose jet at calving time. A
good deal of ,discussion Was brought up hy
Mr. Work,laming that feed heel a good
deal to do w- h 'Imlay of milk Bulletina
trued by t college, claimed that it diet
not affect thd'tuslity, ;but nearly every one
present displred this' claim of the pro-
fessorate.
\Ir. McMillan spoke oa the Breeding,
Feeling *ed :sprung to Great Britain, of
('aft ie. ' 1loci should breed according to the
sod he has, as:. tar as possible. For heave
toll tale the !heavy animal : tor the light
soil, the light anemal. For all purposes he
(s,nsidered flu, Durham grade the best, se
their offspring from a pure bred sire would
mature .fulcke the meet other brooms, and
the younger the heel, as long as it was
matured, the better and more profitable
in raising Always use • matured sire, as
their offspring was preferable to that of im-
mature sires. The calf should be fat three
times a day for throe weeks on new milk,
then change criminally to skim milk with
some linseed oil boiled to milk, aka keep
mine oat and pea meal eo they Can get iL
Keep them to the stable the fat year, it pos-
sible. It not able to do se turn them by
themselves and be sure to put them in
nn cold nights. 1 on will make • treater
success .1 raising /tock it the same feeder
feeds the cattle all the time Never put
down feed in the stable leag before you use
it as the odor of the stable will taint the
feed. itehorning the eattle was beneficial
when fattening cattle as it made them quiet-
er and they shipped ilia. A steer should
he et to ship from to 3 years old used
weigh from 1200 to500 pounds. Ahoy,
a11, use kindness in handling sad
feeding your cattle and you will have & far
Metter return for year funs and money.
s. .grad, o..
Robert Currie, ex- .f Kest Wawa'
bosh was chosen chat Mr. Bailie, the
president was first sr. His subject
was, " (hlterio Agricultural College. What
we saw and the bemeia to, he derived from
same-'.
J. A. Mallough gave simper on 'Apple
growing in
On whic was so highly
appreciated by Mr. McNi1Ian, that he
secured it to be published y the ('.acral
Irutitute. 3.1r. Beadle then spoke oo the
apple, the varieties tolant twbt way
to plant them. Rhode he riIs I:reaning and
Baldwin are safe to plant is • orchard,
Mit the Spy is Not safe as It 1. not •
self fertilising variety. 4)u. Med not be
afraid of the market, as the mad who bringa
a first-class article would always ad • good
price. The Blenheim Pippin • reed
variety to pant for shipment the Old
Country. Says your &ahem fort erek•rd.
Keep trees well prnaed and away :Vries
with the Mw -stone mixture, parlor
etre added to keep off the apple n pth sad
the black spots on the .pole, and yell should
make eerier of apple growing.
Mr- Work spoke oo "vital point" to be
observed particularly 1• s*pplying diary
✓ oods to the F.ogiiah market." I
quality wee the greatest drawback is
ting • tint -clam price in the Kugli.h
The flavor should be put into the bin
and cheese se the farm by proper hand
.f the milk and the feeding o1 the stow.
D. A. Forrester spoke oe "Agriculta
and its present outlook." Comparing
meat prime with former prises. He .Lai
tier. was no hops of raistog the pries
grain Mt that we shouts go mon Hate
dairying ..d cattle raiment.
itr. McDonald gams the audios 's seine
✓ ood advice to . short mintiest addrea
Mr McMilai spoke on -Sew to mak.
Henle Attractive." The hays should M
made partnen in the Mims of the farm ;
let them hade snnsethiag of their own ; also
make them keep an a000ue%d their sxpos-
diteree so as to make them ey.temaeis Is
their Irmo... &Hain : hems home ammo
mesa for the renege rid invite the risk.
hers' rabbets to .harm their.eiumemeste
The tanneries •berm sad diresers were
sleeted for the toll.wieg year possess,
W. Bailie, Nile; tat vis -pre ., A. Carrie,
Wier/ham. had vias- t1. Hatchlsss,
Remail : .wets.., W. N. Newell, Cer-
am.
Direete. fee OgNQM-W. W. Man
&ad Jabs Damtew,
A.►Hdd--.1. riftsilt !)1
3. Law, N. Cirri;
W. Mamma -C. Woblignie R. wdl-
woed.
K Wawsaes►-R C. site.., W. .1.
Carrie.
W iughase W. J. (3rlrama, Iiab4. la
Bea
Blyth C Remittee, A•jh klaQuerr%.
11.11.05 A. T. M.D.sM, James
frail
Qiseue- A. M.Irm.h%, W. W.
e•
ter
Joh Mal Iaaky, sr., w. FROM OVER THE BORDER.
l:*d.rioh J F Tom, P. it. I. . A. Baal
.R
Aditer. J. H.s .etagtoa, J. A. Mal -
Musk
Then was a bsla.ce es bead at last *edit
el $172.
Mr McMillan, praised the biotite,* sad
said that they had taue of the hest programs
Ise bad seen this year Thr fohuwu.p meet-
ings were set Marsh, St 11.Ien's; Norm
bar, a;oderloh; annual meetimg, Arturo.
W. Haulm ad qy 1'. I:rtone.as were an -
ported delegates to the Commit 1m.titute,
TOPICS OF A WEEK.
The Imports.• ►'.rent. 1a • Few Weeds
1..r 1tu., Reader..
1a.nd 1tau.1.11.h 1'Ilurchill 41.41 oil Thurs-
day
husirday morning
Went wort h county has a treasury stir
plu...r ttlrl,..y,r 1.
M Hi Iso ha. undert.ekru to torah a
Cabinet ter France
1 be Fne•Inarns tat W'innipe'g bare de-
cided
o-cided to erect a baud.. • temple.
l.irut. l'01 DA n -y ILn,ltoi b.. retired
trona the *'anodise) militia. after:,: veVs'
weenie
Mr 1' 'limn \\'alehe of Montreal fall,
heir to t!I,ust Iry the earth .1 art mutat in
the ..1d country
\;r..1 If, hall of Woodstock hes been
elected f Irrwilent of told Oaten,. ltook-
kr.is•r.' .\soh lark..
Mr. A. Martin's dry goods store at •
Mont real wa-. aLuuagea1 by fire to l he rx ten t
o•f #1:1,11110 t li tt'eitim.lay.
Beeris,t,i4'I'n•r. 11.e ell -know a I:nglt,h
actor, arrived at New York in the -teenier
Majestic tin Wednesday.
'1r '1'1 a• law ler tat Whitby - died un
WesluestayHr was on of tilrbeat known
business. filen of 111x! town.
:\ statement 0f the aceounts of the Irish
parliamentary fund just t..0td show,
that 4'auada contribute) last )err 1:1,1/110.
After accepting the resignation of ('hief
Of folic.. McKtnuam the Bauailn.n 14dice
I%thin.i..iuurn, v-osel 11r*. N1cKinnuu
iso,
Photos• I'arney. a peaceful citizen, was
shot :mol rtaliv aouuded by the• troop.
at itra,aklvn .ill \1-ednesday while working
on a
The Governor General heat sutw•ribmd
liberally to rhe proposed inlonnnlrut to
i'ien*. Steven Hamilton. the Nova S.oie
jou real late
l'...! 1! la' it.; 'Conwervetiyrl wits oil
Wednesday returned to Parliament for
the South Division of Worcestershire.
England. by 1.171 majority.
At Kingstown, Ireland, on Thurrlay,
I Mr limothy- Healy .Mere+,rel a meet me
i on Irish t.rync,, 1'h, .peAker was hbaed.
I and there were many tights.
1'h.• 1 titatva meye.ralty recount has been
ron.p•Irtel. Several ballots have Iden
i Held over. but the retv,tute will not affect
the 1.15(.1 ionof Mayor IA.rthwirk.
.\ fanner named Joseph 1)utuott.! of St.
,leose•ph de Levi. fell on hi. heal from a
hay- loft on Thurvlay. 11i. neck was
broken and death was intuiiutet:e•ous.
.Tomes longfonl, • convit•to.l highway
robber, ti r, wrenched lose a lar :n one of the
pasnatte. at No. 1 pollee ,Ltttots. Toronto;
on 1'hur.dty, end escaped. i, ,tIII It
liberty
The twenty-tiftb auntie! convention of
the Y M. C..1. of llttterio and (plebes -
opened tau Thursday in Belleville. Mr
\\' .1 Waugh of Hamilton was elected
' I'm-44rue
I'fve kegs of powder inside the mitres of
thr'I'ra leweter 1''.a1 emu/,ane of Sturgis,
Ky , .•xplo del ma W'eliesalay, killing five
Hien and two °rule, au„! caving the mimes
iu on them.
A :Manmoa deopat,•h says the Hudson
lin) Cony0111Y .14/1r and the , ":•wart
litel. the two tlur.t 1 , debugs of !lie kind
in .M u,111 * and the *'..oily 1'Ierl', office
were burned on \t'eduesaley.
Reynold:. the colored man who wait
sentenced to penittnti:lr'. :or 14 years an
Montreal, fax hero released after serving
four years. He lat.11'r stabbed another
eulortd mon nettled M'•.rrs.
:\ row took plater in the li,•iriaul Pham
ie•r of De/eaten tau Thatr.dmy between the
Socialists and r'athnlic., which ended in
ter Prv•.niena of the chamber re.igniug
and the ,tering 1 riot suspended.
Mr*. Hramau rood two of her children
were badly hurtled 41 Broadview. Nina.,
btu \\'eh,e,clay by 44 li rr wh!rli .1,11 r.yea
the hm.. \ lamp upset in tine of the
beelro.an, and •t art ed the Wale,
Several extensive ;limber dealers from
1'hicagu 1,8vr xrn.l.t rat Wim an■% en
route to Ka' 1'orrar..•. where they propose
negotiating h.r tttr entire rut .of lumber
in the Itat r e 1'or.,
K lied.tait i.
h s,r „
I:et. Tucker -M 1' P, West Welling-
ton. 1e.4 appmalel frvms the decistun of the
.1 11111/... nt11 and diset allying him
for corrupt prate t into Thr appeal will
not likely la hear.l until the month of
ApriI.
.4 resolution were introduced in the State
i..gi.lalore of Nebraska favoring the de-
port at of .1rehlol.hop Ssttlli. The
preamt.le declares that his pee*enee
thoaten* an encroachment upon inail IYid-
teal liberty. by ._...alien eccl..iastical
puwrr.
A Buffalo paper at.aounces that the
Grand Trunk I(aalway Co. will receive
bids up to February : for 061000 net tons
of coal for that roma. This L the earliest
of the large fuel contracts invited this
season. and will have au important bear-
ing
earing on the price of coal.
The military authority at Halifax have
sent telegrams to !imam. int John. Yar-
mouth and other plate* ordering the er-
rant of Sergeant Italhato a,R1 Corporal
Iloteoo, It,y.d1 Fngtneere who are sup.
poised ta have deserted. taking with them
8.,000 belonging to the corps.
The grand jury prrarnttnent in l'onoto
Thnnday recommended the hearing of
minal assault ea.w. in private. lunger
nteno- for Inveterate crinfival., and
notice- of the einaat ion of theatrical
.n, the tmnitnrtnent of paupers and
ha iu the jails, and the drink
Pt
t
F prick l.oubard's t r noco factory at
B ' lyo was gutted ley fire on Welne•
day. Three employes were horned to
d.aU,med Anton lo(iraf .Tony Schultz
and IA!anank Mcliorley. Two other em-
ploye.,' Frederick Oliver and Alhmrt
Hurn, :h ai*teee year* old. were badly
burned, and the hospital authorities at
reported t hat both will probably
point was rand le the Went
on ear on Tha Ap-
'natie by the te
of t h. trial, white. tender
et, must be bogus whitea
the des et eilima the
petitio. ThI. OOusean-
y 1, but as the .edema`_
fearsome day.' motes
argued by the remps-
the petition was
/edgers' wee
=Neigh
A novel
Durham el
rtleatlen Or
extend the t
the Ontario
Ws months
date of oiling
pins nn F
must receive at
of the trial, it
dent's comae'
already cat d
rtmermet.
News Nota from Washington
Tae 1 hire dead tame - 4 Ie. eland M w aline
retie, a .mm. weed The \Mommali
Tamil e/11 4 -beck ew awpr►a.e
mart axtrataa,ee•r..
Fremont Regular Carrespoadeet.
Ij%'ASi'IN(;TON, Jan.:l'th. -1f the
meaty changers who hays tawoed the third
wise of bond., which will probably be
Alkaline aneouu1e41 alts, I''ogre.. has baba
e lven tone 10.Iigeat the.' .culls message,
by withdraw/mg the geld which they paid
for the last is.ue of bond., from the Tres..
urn, thought thereby to frighten l'..ngrree
into fisanclsl legislation they neve &peer-
,Qtly .lade a oustak... 1 °agrees danvn't
show the least tea of fright, and there It oo
more nrehahil'av of tinunctel Legislation now
thou' there was before the gold raid begs.,
lin :act, the mew teem of beads r 111 no neon
frighten ('.egress ase whole than dew the
talk about the Treasury beano forced upon
• silver haus, the silver mew eon:rass
degen't legislate no financial matter. 1•.r
precisely the same reason that same minted
maples du tot live *.,,;ether they ovate t
.gree upon anything. And the tmprerno
is entwine that of an extra session of the
next l'oogr.ee is called the same remota will
•.revent financial legislation.
The administration men stole • marc
upon the anti's it the Se..'e, !.turels
*Peronon, by getting `senator Vest's amend
anent to the pendia., Helvetian reeolut
adopted by a vote of 24 to '22. This aver.
mets expr'wes sympathy with all efforts t
establish repobltoan institution.: reaffirm
the poi of aheolu'e non snterfkrence wit
1 .e affaire rat other nata.os, and d. ••ler.. th
t'ecel■nd admisiatr.tlon en!it1.4 ro te,n1
wse.dation and support for having m+nttson
.d that pnhcy towards Htw.ru. 23 Ilam
m's and one Repot bean PMUgrew
voted for the smendm.nt, and lt; Repuhhc
aux end 4 Populists .gan,t it. There w
sone seri ..trltel debate 1n c.WatCtln:
with the rmeadment, Senator 1 el'er
in;; that if allowed to stand it would put an
"neocare falsehno.l" m the reenter of the
+Sent+. The [»atter is not raided- It wil
corn, up again this week and is likely tea 1
aowonp.oiel with more 1 velv talk.
The amendment to the Ntt•angue pea
hill, providing that no more th.a .we del:s
in stock of the companv shall M• awed for
every dollar, in truth and in fat, ...vendee
hy the rompany, wh,.:h was offered by
senator Wolcott and adoetel by the Senate
previous to the passage of the hill. has •1.
privet the lobby of much rat the satisfaction
of vetting the bill through the senate. It.
chalice for getting through the House is
very small, so amain, in fact, that few peo
pie even profess to be able to nee It.
Some gossip has resulted from an ameoJ-
ment which was offered to the Sundry 1'aril
Appropriation hill lv Representative 11•ack•
wry, of \Io., and promptly adopted by the
Bit.... It 1. ahoy merely providing cher
the I', s supreme l eget is making its sett
mate of money rr,tulred for macel/aneous
purposes, shall eater into details. as other
br•uches of the government are motored to
do- Whtle no one male the charge in so
wary words, the adopttoa of the amend-
ment implies a lelief nn the part of the
House that the Supreme I `ourt hen hren
evtrtvarant ie lin mucellane,us expend*
tuna.
\ow that the Hour has made • begin•
ting in that direction by adding two tin -
asocial amendments me to give the secre-
tary of the treasury diecretlna ea to what
denomination of notes shall he issuers in
place of those redeemed and metalled, and
one making gold eertifcate@ non rerwvable
tor customs dues site...July•11, 13%. mod
forhdding their use by national bloke to
their reserves, and stopping their future
Isom to a regular appropriation bill. it is
expected that • number of such amendments
will he proposed in the .Senate, Including
leveral for the issue of bonds and for the
free coinage of silver.
Senator Teller has wet the politicians
to thlnkiag, by annouuctog that
the silver vote would be oast for no 1'resi•
denial candidate in lft9f. who will not pre-
mise in &demos that he will aigo • free
ooinage bill 0 t 'oogrer passes it. and that
N either the Democratic .or Republican,aa-
didate will make the required pranks the
silver vote will go to the Populist o..dij•te
who is o.rtate to hem Out .ad eat silver
man might eves be Sewtor Teller hi,llaehf.
It u freely predicted here that the Repub-
lican and Democratic candidates for Prasi-
dent, whatever their personal opinions may
be.
will make the required ,r
reel Prot^
The hilus for the admission of Aneooa sad
New Mexico here very little show to get
passed by the `senate .t the session Al-
though then ha/ been little public appoint -
time to either, it is an epee Nearer *het then
is a Targe number d Wheaten who do not
wish to see Moss bills boss.. laws, and it
ie also knows that, althea. he has premis-
e d to times if they Were gent to him,
Premidwt Cleveland sestinaprissy Chet
tis L e boat. The Oklahoma
for
the repel of the ifloretlkfl duty sa anger
free. .uaatries eerie( an expert duty. It
will e.rlaisly orae. the Hear and probably
the Senate, bat it in aseislred very doubt-
ful ',bother it will, if it hematite . few,
moult is the removal of the prohibitsms of
oar cattle by *:enmity and her Kuroperr
N eighbors
LEEtWRN.
MoeDAi, .las. 28
lot week was seven said ord. Riving
everybody many .itrt defies, not forgsttiag
the wood pile, which was. bigrer draw thea
• mail- ie several houesttol4., ne.oales were
also inners, and to nae or two ores
adults had their mooed expnri.00a of tills
far famed ailment, which but a few .mop
tansy .sme,
Crete."' SILICON Kvar. W5.esday of
hat mask stir popular teammate. Michael
was norri.d is St- Teter'. it C.
(.odarw►. by dla pastor, the Re.
Fr. West, to Mr Mimi* c;Loner Tam
R.yaa!•'s acted as briia.msid, while A
Demme Clod the duties d boot lam. The
brad. is • streamer to i...bsr., but we e!•
toad t her a hearty embere sed with the
bridal pair . harpy voyage on She tr•seimmt
j.nr..y d 11fs
At lPamingto. on Thursday four sea
and two t.sams were chatting Ica os tae
lake when the lee soddenly broke up sed
tarried tees and hones out a the lake
*31601 three miles A boat from the 'here
went to their rescue ail the mem was
lander) safety hat the horwwereidrowsed.
A Spohme, Wash . despatch hays: -.1. D.
Luttrell has .*solved news, aexne.p•nad
by proofs, that he has falls heir to e
quarter el as 15 0e the estate 1a Ielsad
let by m mete. Jolla Luttrell. 77e
miter fads ars, Mrs I.nt(rell, Almond.,
1 1r.tl
and Mra Mary Dsai•p, reiddisg
at Zhimila, Ontario.
LGRO RetsDOLPH CHURCHILL.
beet► .4 the (Nee Itrlllta$t reader la
Imp.rlal
Iwa (mn, .1an LV. - I.urrl Itaedulph
Churchill died et 1115 this morning.
.411 through the night be did taut rally
fro. the ,tate of roma Into which he had
relapsed ye.trrday All lonl Ratntolph's
relative.. were pr.,teut when the dud canoe.
i 116 drat wee pat laIme.
!The Hight Ilea Loral H,udulpdt Heury
Spencer Churchill was the second moa tar
tits sixth Duke of Moeilorough lir was
burn February 1.1, Is411 awl educated at
Ilxfonl Hp rrpr.a•nted \\.sal.tw•k In
the Imperial Parliament from February,
Itt74, Reid les& contested a .mat fur
let, iuinghalu hues, hilt wee.Jefe.tleal.
F..: the first three or lour )van id his
parliamentary life he attracted little no -
tier, but after that he became very amide
end suakie•I.Iv irecsnle f • an the re-
en;niael leader ..1 the " Fourth Party,"
trade tip of exactly four member.. slaking
up, however, for their lack of woodmen. by
the brilliancy and .harpinw, of its attack
..0 the Literal party then in power under
Mr 4.livi.l.ulr.
lembtwlisbury'. government w-ut into
power in I'eek and dont Haudul;th was
given the pot of Sroretary of Starr for
Media Ile wit. by this time looked oil a*
a Trader of the 'fury tarty and greet px-
Iw.:atEmu, ern• formed for 1n. (sit tire.
%VIM.. in offlar a. Secretary for India
lturnrah was an nrxel
In Pea he 1.re•amee 4 i, ttnel for of the Ee
eleej u.r and the r.r..gtue.d leather ti( Ili*
1I t e• of 1'otunt.sl:. pitwu. Ino..
ever, he iweir ied fur but a eery .lust
tune. for Ior,Wldrnly is -regaled the .,thee,
:ad peer .iter his star ben been on the
..,aur.
Ile• ba.:*10 very erratic and int, stain
a, to hi. t,.urw, w loch was fatal Io h,,
a leader of hi. party He
..art of Tory democracy. si-
t.a•ating hie principle. neeseertially with
ii t Igor, hied then falling a;;a.n Into
t be bet l :ro'nat• 1._ .--
S kipped with ties rand. e1 the Regimes...
11 u 1 t\, .tau The. military .nich,
rit lr, hate sent telegram. to It..ton. St
iohn, lerm.wth .tate other purr,. order-
ing the :.rre.t of Sergeant iktltrarn and
Curps.ral Iltitsuu, Hoy al Englnn•r.. who
at rv• •npts....1 to het. ,le wrtett riktng
• ith tilt 111 •I large sum of inuncy l.. I, g
:ng to the corps. The sunt .toles 1. gi,tsss.
Hots,° 1• ,uppneted to h.,v..harel In the
.poll*. if i,-Ii-herel lathaut tool the
.earl) train .eta '1'ue.day. ea mute to Pliila-
delphia. where ifs hots rt brother. Ile waw
pity sergeant of the company. Heforr
leaving heeViilent1y it Ie *wsy with the
books. as they control he (semi. Thr .un,
stolen furl waded .rope): which was enlrust-
e1 W hum to pay the arev,unt, 4.1 the n -g1 -
mete Yesterday it wan learned that the
a.onmt. of merchants ,.gaiu.t the
/loyal I:uflurrrs which ..pre bedeers' to
taste IN.,. (will .u.- ...•hied The military
etltbnrittr. 14:11 u.r ••very effort to rain
down the men anti if they are Irm•aterl in
rhe Stxn••.•\ta:al r:••a proceeding. will be
Re le 4.-.1 It .t, 1 brenr .'wall:
M". , u ••-.: t1. -1:1. 1:... meld..
11at 1'. ,,
a•,! u.:.;, „°uou,ful.r':1. Pan. w•s
sentence.: in ter ismer. of Quer•. tient*
by tier lice .haler ('kpn A, : frairtee:t
years fn tt:r pen", a1 inn foe urtrni.tnehre:
iti kilbn;-au..liner ..1•.r•d nr.rh na-...I
.1rmnar•!. \lyre., lelt M. Ylu.rut dr Paul
{codon:eery yesterday a free men.
1he idle of' the .et•teeow Reynolds hail
M -en .erneplendrd to the mercy of the
court, and ell*. fact and hi. good rrodnrt
were no il'.nIN taken into meomnt when
the pardon was granter* It i. no secret
that a yo.l ug w, ittan has worked intra
-antly to..e-ure ht- parlor and ha. fluidly
,aero tel after s gnat deal of effort. `tin+
had petition. sighed :ural sell! 141 the
Yinis1.•, of .1110,4 ice and al.t, nlanagel to
secure the cuuprration of in fluent lad
people
The Y4s.skh Lawyer Aeq.litee.
Wtnu,Tt. it ,lain •-4. lawyer Itrown, of
Norwich. charged with attempting b
defeat the end. of justice by endeavoring
to india, louts Lung. the principal wit -
nese ib the Hartley ease, to leave the
count ry, wa- .discharged yeaterdey. Lawyer
Brown immediately appeared before the
Polite Magistrate and asked for the arrest
of Louis Henry Ling arwl George Ling o0
the charge ..f perjury- and Ilete•tive
Bogen, Sylvester Kobitys and .1..1 Hen.
.on. of Norwich. for perjury and con*plr
airy. At yet thaw r.questa hams not beat
acted upon
PWkpeckote RNyily $ at.nred.
TORoSio. .tan. ::t -William /Slake. an '
old men of On year. of age, who has a ltd
record marked maxima him on the pollee
books, was up in the ..size port yester-
day, charged with pickily the pocket of
Maggie Phenix. a Beat mute 'Me old
Criss pleaded for merry in a pallid man
ner, but Judge McMahon, who is deter
mined to break the alarming increase of
this crime in the cat). senten.ed him to
Ilse yeses in King•t.n penitentiary .1nha
('Donors, another pickpocket. was sen
teootsl to seven years in the same ilea it11
Non
The (Ms,wltrlams A.aalt C....
GeorgeTOWn. (Int., Jaa, .4 .Albert
Turner, the young nen an roughly band
led at 4;lenwitliam. on Sunday night. I.
still deltriou. The doctors ray his case i.
acritical one Mr Owens, fon the Bar-
nardo Home. Toronto, arrived last night
Turner was one of the boys brought to
Ude oonatry ht ter Banardo system. and,
not being of age i. .till looked after by
the management in Toronto Mr Owens
laid iaformat ion regi i est -1 morph -Mr Master.
Turners as.atlaon .doe •ppeard before
Magistrates Kenneely and Herber and was
rewarder* for eight ray. to Milne. jail,
pending the result of Turner's injuries.
A etehl, aeopeetah1. irambiessiov.
NIAGARA FALL, N.Y., Jan. 114 -Is the
days when royalty, dukes, marls read
knight& were the common everyday gums.
of lyase Iaaani at the Prospect Homes, oe
the Canadian .id,. his chief chart was
Morris it Pike, a handsome. Well dressed
and gentlemanit Imre He was known
everywhere land highly respected and the
intelligence .anyone.) In • Cincinnati dr
Match that he bad beim arrested there /w
embezzling 114,(1x) from the Iwteraatle.sl
Cement ('ompmy. of which he was vies.
pr..id.nt, has shocked everybody. Par -
dealers lame not bras received.
lihmm.d.rs in item ?amt Mab.
Wold. N.Y.. Jae. >N -m• mi. esm-
s11hiliM on ab.reaMbts ds cattle smile its
seas•L report to the stele legislators yet
l.rd.y. Darlag the Isar the noe.misrio.
ww have .bored 21 esa.ties sad ettassisd
4,417 eaten, el whirl they emmdrasN and
wired to be slangbtevd 4111 7he.su
.lanes ser sireend• a policy .f r`•teaa
lsmpseeloa. Heat directed lie the distribu-
idas centres aid relit sep dies el mush*
p•Hter sad dairy. spplyi*g 54131 se
hems sa
tse and er.emrlsA after
bar faleb atae.aatiw should sawed te ss.s.
'1ltttneeis dietrseta
osiery
-;- 5ale
Weeerbereteelieleinise
Always something of in
terbst to buyers at this
store. 0 u r Clearing -out
...hoe Sale goes on and as the
sizes become broken the
prices grow more interest
ing Remember, every pair
is marked at actually less
than the manufacturers'
price.
To keep Dace with our
Shoe Sale we're making very
special prices in Hosiery.
Of some lines we've too
many, so we make price the
moving incentive,
W*'141 H. rte
Lathe, all•wmol, 24) tete., for 1Yi
46
2);i •' 15
('a*hmerc 25 " 15
:i0 20
45 " :IO
a0 " :d i
fi0 4o
Men's Hose, too. -
:All
N tad,
Fine. W ur*tel
loot'
v•tlue at
I :• eta.,
20 ,.
:10
45
Heavy t'asluuere 30
r•
et.,
for 10
141
1`
25
20
27
20
We'd like to have you
examine these goods. You
would have a better appre-
ciation of the very extraord-
inary values than by merely
reading the quotations. In
all, there nev:?r offer ed
in Goderich a better chacce
to provide the family with
inside and outside footwear.
nderwear.
We're offering many
lines away under regular
wholesale prices.
Ionics' Heavy Inion Vest.
lake Drawers) good value
at :Ac-, for :d:>c.
Ladle.. Pure Fine Wool
Vest., good value at bOc.,
for - • 39e.
Ladle.' Pure Fine Wool
1•es.t., Silk Trimmed anal
Stitched, good value at
$I. for ' ti7c.
Cbildren'a Fine Pure Wool
t Vests, upward. from.... 1 l c'r
We show over 40 differ-
ent lines of Ladies' and Chil
dren's Vests. These are but
sample quotations of values.
In Men's Underwear
every line is special. Not a
garment in stock marked
over regular w h o l e s a l e
prices, and many of them
under.
ACl l CS'
antler
The last offer ; this
should clear them out. Any
garment in stock selling reg-
ularly for $5 or over will be
sold at just HALF our plain
marked close cot, cash price.
Remember, these are up-to-
date goods, imported by us
from the makers.
Our policy being to sell
, every garment the season
it's made,gives you this very
exceptional opportunity.