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THE SIGNAL : CODKRiCH, ()NT., THURSDAY, FEB. 14. 18115.
NEWIOvELS:
" The Play Aotrealyw4
" The Raiders,"
The 1'agabonds,"
" A Roman Singer,"
.e A Group of Noble
" Things Will Take a
" Marcella,-
" The t iced Ship
• The (hid in the
The Prisoner of
Trilby...
" Peter I bbel son." -
" Doreen."
"• My lady Rotha,"
•• The Paraleite,"
by Crockett, paper, $ -35
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M. L Wood,
F. M. Craittford,
Thos Hardy,
Beatrice Harriden.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward,
Clark Russell,
Anthony Hope.
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G. Du Maurier, cloth,
Edna 1.yail,
Stanley Wuyran,
Conan Doyle,
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Booksellers and Stationers.
Semi Oa :Me co.
anaemia. es&
NEWS OF THE DISTRI''T-
From our oW$ooll•Mpondenta
Ther. Is i■rerasaeys gym Taal tassel be
resod Asy wbees ilia• -arses et tbe
t oasts aiee�T ted
err The ftlssnl.
ASHFIELD.
Mensa&v, FMR 11.
bast had log rAssaiii is m -toe wept we
Year &Ike' USS mos at Ar.I treeg's
thea at any other sans
James !:rows, Meal timelier. North lb
beta, hu be•a glottis( Meade in this sec
tine for some dye
We are awry to Mars Edmund An- .
drew he. hey a i. y tor Mame time.
We hope to M beat et his n•overy.
Charles Ritchie I Sea, ked hu leg
broken while a wedding •
few days ago. Nen marrow escape
tram freesia* to dh f1.
wHITECHUNCH.
l clear, Feb c.
F. Dawson, dlehriat l•�lhnce lecturer
and organizer, paid to a lust week.
Win Dixon, d Htsp/eN. sad Mr. Sasll,
of new were Mases-hwad here for • week
during the last eseeri beree.
Mr Ness wee nee Mag Wiiiout • driver,
as he has bought taws F. the trot
anti mare knows at they S1N1II.
The nroprf.tar d the Damoroial House
has sold hie Abdspbh driving herbs to 111,,. I
Uuon, of Brace/WA, far a Mtge seas.
LEESURN.
Toaster. Feb 12.
It you treat t. moss the beet of the hard
times. d,.o't mise Arraetwer's ar. off cloth.
tag sale
Te • Ties alta Na Km. -A party of
young people. with mer two elders, sun. '
dal morning atm shoe sem, drove to the
church and as tis way wags audeseted to ea
NAfter i)ryt the chilly
nn they M j�it ohsrch and
had their falai ,..prodv feared es finding no
6n lit and so eureka. They thee returned
homeward by .a•tber reals sad found the
new road so better and had another upset
which wile worse thea the last, ria ow or
two bad • oaeeew .. el haft seriously
bort
GODENICH TOWNSHIP.
MSuDAT. Feb. 4.
Cashmere ghees, b/Mry, underwear -
everythi0v gees M Artastre.B'r Yale.
The following report based apse regular
attendance ad rend shown'
the standing of the i• & R. No. 1,
Godench township the month el
Jsioary. Names are i ardor et merit:
Fifth class, Ida O. Owes ad Norma. F.
(larch, equal) ; faced Goma Missio IL
Curwen, (Norge Seated, awry Johnston
made third, Wilbert aa1•h, Carom ,
Church ; Mawr tide#. Ars Dry.d►le,
Masa Porter, Myrtle M Tti�ew ; senior
snood. Mary L Porter. Bereds0. N'illial- t
somewhat of • zoologist, it was declared to
be • member of the w..e1 family.
The snow shovels were in great demand
here oo Mooday. All day, along the con
-
oeleion lines could be seen genas of men
shovelling through the enormous drifts which
had piled up during Friday and Saturday's
norm. Coaeidwlag the thickness with
which the snow flew and the low tempera.
ture, the oldest settlers say at new the worst
storm ever experiwoed here.
The following is the standing of pupils for
S.S. No. 1, l'olboroe, for ,lauay. The
Maim in eech class are Fifth -Joey
Heim. Jennie McHardy, Letty Gallagher.
Sea. IV-- Warner Walters. Janes McIn-
tyre, Tilly Gallagher. Jr. IV -Charles
t amass G(ia��gaa�t, hallows, Alfred 1•infeld.
Thili=ll-latBlaa Annie Rosa, Annie Me-
Mill•n Suessd-Willie Bess, Blanch "al•
lows, Will McMillan. Part 11 --(tome
Bean, May Bean, John young.
A•..is itratto% .,
Teacher.
AUBURN.
MosDAT, Fola 11.
Frank Morris, of Ntle. paid Auburn a
ta,evisit last week. What's the at tree
Fnue
Annual convention of Westfield, Carlow
sad Auburn Sunday schools will be held in
this place Feb. 26th.
Relegates from the i.I) t..1'. to Dotr:ct
Lodge, Blyth, Friday next, rue, Meows
Knot end McI onald and Mures Sturdy and
Wilson.
He Cour.. .4.t:. Rev 3. H. Hec-
tor, the • oared orator of the .South, will de-
liver • lecture in the ';'em�pe'race Hall Fn.
Dov •eeninit, Feb. i:l. Ticket* Inc. sad
2.ic.
Officers elected] for :tie nett six .months of
the F L. of C i of the ,M400dist church
• Pres., .1. ,1. %%aaf ington . 1st vice -
prise.. !Des :leakier . 'Led rice•pr.s. , 1! r•
Brown . 3rd vine-prea, A. J. Bowbrick
sec.. E:. A. Htstr tram., G. T. Stnrly ;
organist, Miss Sissy Blair.
BAYFIELD.
TrL htr, Feb. 5.
Fishier here is not rood yet.
!Ir. Scow, of London, was in town to-
day.
Wm. Elliott went to Exeter to -day on
burner
Mies A. Erwin returned bone lest week
from London.
Mies K. 1•Ibeon, of Toronto. to the guest
of 1►r "tabury.
Messrs Wm. and ,1.s. E'erruao, were i•
t•oderich last week.
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Howson. of Blake,
were in town last week.
The t,, 1. Britons intend giving • con-
oert and ball in the near future.
The Salvation Army officers tarew.l ed on
Sunday otkht to a very large aadiwce.
Mies Florence England, of Kincardine, u
visiting her sister, Mn. H. W. Erwin.
A. Peck, who has been visiting friends
sear Zurich, returned bowie last week.
The fishermen have bus busily engaged
ls.t week and this week putting up their
ce
Mr. and Mrs. husk, of 'alerts/1, were
be guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Swart.
eon Cora id Mesa ' paler mood, o
Thomas Salkeld, leltla k. 1e�� Joon N.
M. Porter . pert \Mas Katy Williamson,
Helen I irydel•, Roby oibsss ; part osa.
Mabel it. ('urwee, Lottie Decks.. ferbam
Felkeld. Jam aims, Tember.
ou.I-OP.
Trams, Feb.13.
Mees Mara E. Recker, d Windier. M vial.
Peg here.
ladies' Carthame emir" 'meth $L7$
for 11 at Armwrsl i% ties eds.
13Ise Sophia $troikas. et O.ridd. God*.
rich township, y vieish* siejUvur kora
Mr. and Mr. Gavle 0 sus, d
Manitoba, woo are deg e s a eke te •
taws sad trioses We Aloe+ enjoyed •
trwssaost visit to add Moe& bare wring
Met week_ •
The annual supply et les fur $.meaer use
far our .ereestn wee &were bore from the
Meier at Gederioh by the bows d Wrbert
Morns, Job. Barker and F. W. AIM. Jobs tf
Oke, w., directed the t-1 5 M
Lest week rough imam gars essay .,
e'.rybody • -beds+ d eueorimo•o Biot i
wily forvot'.ea ram left Hides eb
o Sunday last.
5.eo. Iwon•on, of town, was netted
in the holy bonds of matrimony last week
so Mrs Holmes.
Thos. Johnston, of the Goshen line,
away lot weak. Mr remains were
terrt.l in hayfield cemetery.
Mies Mary Kennedy ad her friend, :Jr.
l.db.by, from Exeter, spent Saturday eves.
nag and peri of S.oday in town
The farriers of this vicinity are taking
advents(' of the •eighiag, sod rushing
their loge into Ikrsaldses's sew mill.
Jos t'owa, our famous hen seder,
is rather ahead of the people whe keep
fowls. He has • Mo set and expects
hick ena soon.
The members of the Methodist chart& ro-
ved holding a *anal on Thursday, Feb. 14,
t the residency, of I.eo. Erwin. A good
program of mnstc, singing and dialogs•s is
being prepared
The Temperance people are having a bug
me this week. They have with these
wore. Rises and sister, ksewn as the
('+,ceders They intend holding sest-
nte all this week in the Presbyteries
arch
marks of his leve l oda" Ile. ens
ears of old and young Ilia slate oat M the
mere Tout* ca aatardsy was Masala/•
stilt
CARLOW. �i,
NlearsT,tlr 11.
1. , servsse woo big l 5.M'Y 'handl
Mod• awing t. M. -sal>ii - Nsokd.
roads
Uyt. James Green, clQ.derM. was the
et William 'isrk *104.5 /b• big
et het week.
Artie wM deep regret Chia we Men el
died fe
ties* de= Mrwrf, erns
as fs.umway meas. Qtr..wb
ridded teQlhes� nei�n a /msmsl
sad WE b mash ams/
Win •rhe
Ids.
Orson% lines " 1ansa►,"
se eseebleg *WI OW
J• W. terse.. d G
who 11
A NEW ERA
In lir ■1•tw, et sedsea• reaMtee hanger.
acrd by a aero■l Lore .f s►t•br•
Mdeaw,
Ilo.rastt, Feb'y 11. Although some
' weeks have elapsed mince the first dense*
wsoer.t.g 1k. A. F, M.('ormick, of Rio►•
mood esu meat out from this city, the pub-
lic interest a the ma ad his recovery
from leash's ,u.wm.s. bas net abated. Doo
tors hay. taresiurat.1 the report of tin
wavaderbil con, and have satiated them.
selves of us truth. A. • prominent phy-
sseta remarked to your eerrnpead..s w -
day, "1►r Me('ermiek'• nese .mark • new
*5 5 vibe*
w� ' sad Dedd'• R i dinky
Msaget fail to seem
wide reeersimen Mem the tw'die•1 prefer
Ma." !"'eel droWut• report a heevy sdo
am sueset Shaw leas 1u �1 4. the slay dew the
raFead•
likamisr
THE MAKERS OF BOOKS
STORIES THAT ARE INTERESTING AND
SOMI OF THEM FUNNY.
*a Laeelleet taro Abeat carry rani..
Lord Terarwr's gran The Odeltl.. elf
Nalw.r erre Nr..wstag sod Mer Di..
ertseballag Dog /lash.
Mra Browning won her thick. brown
hair in ringlets, which hung down on sack
side u( her cheeks; site streak me than as
being all eyes and hal+, trot unlike • sure
lel dug Could that frail, little lady. at-
tired to a simple gray dress and straw bon-
net, and the cheerful gentleman, to a
brown overcoat, be great poets' They had
brought with them their little son, Peatni;
be had hung. Bowleg, fair. curly hair, and
wore white drawere, ed„rti with embroid-
er'. These peculiarities impressed me.
for I thought he looked like u girl The
trio weer followed by A beautiful brown
+keg, with golden eye,..
1 •lq.nasched her feeling very shy. IA -het
was this great woman going to speak
about toe Iittlegtrl like me' But I was
soon put at my ewer. she kissed inc. and,
turning to Penini, placed bi. little haud
iu mine, saying: "You must be friends,
you and Pen. Ile is my Florentine buy••'
.troking bis heed lovingly. "lta.. he not
got beautiful hair-eo golden ---that 1� be-
cause he was born in Italy, where the sun
is ala ars golden "
The tea things were brought in. On t
tray was. a big plum rake The dog w
acrd his toil• and tiro Mr, Itrowning
to ntr "Hush 1.4 dent .s .1 i. g. 1 love hi
Whrh I ea..,. ill About a year ago. Flit
nrrrr left nit ,.dr. da, ur night. Ere
tittle 1 pot my baud out of the bed
(,mild alto ays feel his curly bead and to
Maw
EXPLORING LINGUISTIC BYWAY& [FOR TWO WEEKS
sraglw rhllet.gi.l aaperati.sdLog
w\��N/
t\• Whys M.. teereaeea lNeaaea.r,.
017.1.1"1".
wnV i•r 1 !
The most atteemon method of peaservtng
the lieguistic peoaltaritiea of raw or elan, _ _
nest to militia upon "the oldest inhabit• G R$i A'r
ant," have cosseted in the chance refer- •
the STOC
rase of soma. peculiarly faresehlag t1/a
I.•a..tntadttrtj writings, or an occasional
classic. The plan of • distinctively dialect rT
dictionary is of quite abodes -it origlu. The
(ret ilea of smelt • work was a repoaltory A D SHANE De nn i('
fur the best, the purest, the simples and
most approved forma 01 the 1
K-TAIIIG SIZE
auguage. 1hs
pyroteclia kcal expletive of the rude and the
twittertngpheasemof .criers toting alike
ignored Dr. Joseph Wright, a deputy
proftre.or of comparative philology at Ox
font, mud a leading Member of the F.ug
Ilal, Dialect Society, has taken upon him
tog work of editing w bat r to is called an
"English !Nadeau Dictionary," sae the
Karon Jourtaal. The work is intended to
be very thorough. The society was organ-
ised In toff, and *foes that time occasioned
volumes. some seventy In all, chiefly glos-
saries of the macaronies of various die-
trlcta, have been !rued In spite of tine,
and the collections of the society, the
undertaking 1. still a very anluuu. One.
autl will not be completed. it is thought,
for ten or twelve year., Taking into ac-
count the years of work already given by
the .Gaiety in verities way.. the work will
represent, when completed, at leant thirty
years of rra.anh and .x,talnlatiota.
The utaterial that at-ettmuletrs to such a
work is voluminous almost beyond belief.
he A repent English writer tells of n Tient to
641- Professor Wright's dictionary den. where
iwid he saw over • toe of
m.wiper slips. each slip
.h being devoted to a wont wad Ito descrip
" tion. It cost 11,o0o t.. arrwiige th..e in
i alphabetical order. There ere already 10o
pounds uu the letter "'" alone. Much of
Flush now looked up in bis mister
fate *tat intense devotion in hie is haft
eye.. We gave Flush some allies of b
and butter. which he accepted, but,instent
of eating them, he disappeared unite
math al.tg, yellow wont divan. When
present..) hits with a purr of plum rek
beaw:illowed it there and then with mac
remembergust...
remember t hat Mee lt.rrett Brew-nil-1
whispered to like that if I looked underi15
divan 1 would find the incl and butt
hidden there She said t hat Pinta, was fa
too polite ,i dog to refire anything offered
to him_ but front perauttrtl otaservatirw.
ab. knew that he could not rat bread and
butter when he saw any chance of getting
m
plwrake Prnint mutt i crept on all foam
and looked under the tit Vali, acrd there we
Nand the slice of bread aria butter. -Tem-
ple iter
Id the district work is done by committeesF..
and secretaries. tb individual of tbe
es committer reads some work, and thr gra-
d
, 1 tetar).notesthe eremite. (►f course there
is much of the dialect that has never yet
✓ extinct. Such an Ibis the compiler is par -
been •ren on a printed (trap•. end i. raiment
1 titularly anxious to save. As each word
is taken up it is tod:ntevl geogrwphicatly.
and also negatively. when. the abutter of
it is peculiar. and the abade. of meaning•
g derivation, examples and authority will tie
At noted. Thecompilatnuu of such a work ie
er a Mitch more laburlotie undertaking than
r
Nslaer'a l••dltlee,
Rnlwer s appearnuce weedrrWeeny whit
is generally nnder,t,at1 toy "arietterstic,
or whet the Fr'uch coil "d'.ti15gtte." Tal
slim. with finely cut features, prunsineu
among which! we. .4 long aquiline nose
with as ah lent enop of curly brown hai
and a fall Ia-.ant. the first irnpreeei.0 be
pnelurrd. aided by a 'careful 1011,4, wa
011ie e( nee and eleoorsee .1r n dinar
table. where he liked r" speak. and, if pose
sitar. to speak :d„or hr ma. certainly nae
eta as well it. orruotietitt 1. with his large
blue riMaui and .tar of the tinier of tb
Hath. There was acertain naivete. a• renal.
Ile that word 515.53 ...mind. when Applied t
s, i•onforrnw! a man of the world In fi
rain anti very apfwtr.'nt smugly against
the irnsisttlolo• encr..vchtneute of age. 11
did not glee in with that philosophical
r.ignation which night have been ex
poled of one es clever. aid. in soue re-
spects, w. IviesHe fought ageingt it toot
rated nail. lord Lytton.'. hair owned dyed
and his fare looked it. if art had lrreu
called in to rejtI.rtiate ,it. A gtuck is
Paris rati pretended to cures hi. growing
dee rano. a ..M.tarlt entree of leg timate
grief to him. Ile ora r .Pant otie hitt urns
on his return to Via' it het -:ruse he thought
be was enrrd. lust cot for long. The copi-
ous use. of .huff sta. no sioubt pan of the
attempted curie of wide', the neer polee
able result• were. large dark rad or Idse
pocket handkerchief.. quite out of Isar
mohy with Lis otherwise elegant toilet.
Nis expre..i.wa or regret at his impaired
dige.tive organs had something Itdbrrrus
about it: lie vomit' point with a sigh to a
rosy -checked Amrl'ican apple and say; "Tu
think that their err promowho eau eat
tbale"--Front Rudolph lmmn'e Beak
lections.
that of preparing an "nitnary Eng:eh dic-
tionary. when reference would be indite
hundreds of menden' hooks and poe-
viun.ly published lexicon.. Wilk Pro -
feasor Wrigitt'a wortt. the rno.0 trine stable
words are found only 111 the Very byways
and hedge. of the literary field. .Aad not
the least 4)1 the trek is the final decisiuo,
whether the%mine of format :on is trust-
worthy. or .utggests the rase of a sebooi-
t i master who offered sixpence rock, for any
"1 unesmuuuu dialect sp.'iu,ru,, and re -
1. trivet' w, many it wee (eared the boys were
t iuvruttve neologism rather than truthful
students.
✓ The stripe of the undertaking is int -
m ci,.r. It will include ail the pate., the
• vermicular and colloquial hints of 'cons of
r • strict., whine present inhaletauts are
not always of the rare found there ee0
- year>.aigo, which in the age limit under
which the work is beteg made up Natives
e have been found willing and anxione to
aid in the work. l'itizsna by art ption sup
o parently care but little. The inf..rmatior,
is already obtained velum?. over • million, of
the half'abeet slyt., dexigned to save the
e Anal labor of the editor The rea.liug of
tine net of works by a mnlieteut wan mold-
ed 15.055 to this number. As soon a.
enough .inscribers hare 'Wen srcure.l, the
puhlicatios will begin. in semi-annual
pane. to be followed by a general supple-
ment. taking rap all Unfinished Matter.
A Yew ?beauties sLight.
Man has invented artificial light: be in-
t ferrel it front natural light. He ban in
the '.arae way invented artificial truth, in-
ferring them from atipretrte truth..
The .un appears every day illuminating
apace to show us the heevene.
In Madrid the syr in lighted every night
that we may ere tbe earth.
Man is to God what a bot of matches is
to the sun.
Human pride can also write its Genesis.
1t ran 'Orgill like this:
'Attie day- a man said: 'Fiat lux,' avid
theme were matches."
Henceforward a blaze of light which il-
hun,inr u. perfectly.
The light inrented by men is worth
more than the light created by (nod; let us
see how:
A thonosnd sunbeams met nothing; one
hero of matches c.o.d.. a half penny. -Scrib-
ner s
enny.-Scribesera Hnmorof Spain
Lent Teaaysse's 11ra11,
Hen is a cnriuuoi freak of Lord Terrey'
son'. imagiuntion, ias.,.l int fact: "Look
at this pile. which, on int' went from
Abroad, 1 lied heaped pts City table. I ought
to have thauknl )tin Iefon• for your gen-
erous lino- -lout look at the pile• -some
three fret high ami let that apologize for
in e- and believe sue. nut' peony-
poet
eonypoa.t marbleised. yours ever, A. Teteny.on."
The wont, followed the drawing by Ai-
fred Teitiy.un of a kind of pyr ' 1 it rr-
(ions.pe'ifying the nature of the let ten
dm his tahic "Auonyrneies inudent let-
tere," "lettere from America. Australia.
from, monomaniacs, etc.," "letters ask lug
explanation of particular paAJ.agrs,"
"begging letters of all kinds.," ' sulmcrip
thine irked for-tbnrrb hv(tdlhg. .cboola,
Rapt int chapels, Wesleyann. etc.," "news-
papers -gracious or malignant" "printed
elect] Ian of poems/ eked for subscription "
"presentation copies of poem•," "printed
proof sheet, of pens.," "MS pnems,"
"letters for autograph.." foram the two
.ices of thio cnriuus and unique .keteh.
People who pater a roes of letters do'
Dot think of the s-a.t aggregate made ua,
of many single applications of rariou-;
sons. Each poet nod to bring tot he hoes
fifty or.ixty Inter.. Mee 1'esrsy•on and'
Hallam Tennyson wen far ton much m-
aimed with the task of wading through
throe piles of unsolicitrel mrreepnndrnce.
A alar, e/ Herr, Pe redee
Here 5 • funny *t017, though he del not
tell it to rale himself, that went the round
of the New York clubs when Enrolee viol
led the State. two years ago. lie it known
that American jonrnali,a and American,
Aanrnra affect t.. read Punch AA a prtlic
ti,n ehsolutely devoid of humor, amt its•
much as it Is w paper written "by gentle
men for gentlemen." It probably falls to
secure general appreciation in journalistlr
America, though in certain circle* It is a,
popular in the great Republic ea it Is bore.
Two .nen were quarrelling violently in •
el,b'smoking-nom
"I tell you 1 saw a man sitting here an
boar ago laughing neer a copy of London
Punch."
"Impose l.lr " r.pH.d his at> fon. "1
don't believe there r America
tyle t3ritild an gg over Lades Plinth "
The dlaensdoe waxed rerUb, awe at
Mot bets were tale on the
Bad -
deo fy • throiight streaks the ems/ ma.
"What was the fellow like yea now read-
ieg Punch
"A little, easily -bearded ma, with •
rarebit bald head ad a big moustache"
All" replied Ns Iaterlocator, „now 1
aM. wby that was Harry rendes 5im-
isM-"-Seraed Msgaaise.
A reseal. itaeeatlaser. -_-
Sinee the death of Seyffert, the 'Vienna
executioner. theaIthuritiee have nerved
Renes of Applications for his piece, of
which the most cunnus is that of a pretty
woman. who sends her photograph with
the following letter:
"1 aur eighteen years old awl postman
great phyeicel strength. My sex and
abore all me beauty fit me for this employ
trent 1 solicit. The fact is that the last
person ou whom the condemned man Agee
his gaze is the exeeitiomer, and sine times
out of ten i• repnlaively homely. How
much mon consoling 1t would he for a
criminal, before entering into eternity to
have the knot adjuwte.l by the soft hinds
of a woman. whose Iwwltebing glance,
wound reuse him to forget for an 'natant
the terrors of a moral agony worse than
drat h!' •
Isattsrt atre.ger flee Rendes..
A ma on a Irk* Huron steamer had the
only specimen of biaek rattlesnake i have
ever met with. it was about the site of an
ordinary garter snake and ea •!ticss n:
eaten. It wee ermined In a airport box
i (turned with ;hick prat. ilsaa When
anyone woiil toneh the edam with his
Anger the .nake would strike the under
aide opposite the lingo •a quickly aa •
stroke of lightning The •iperimenter
would always Jerk away as siridenly
There eras not a man es beard, however
musenlar and free from sermons..•. who
could keep hie rinser to the ren when
the snake wonid et ilk*, alt knoering
that it mold not ixrwlbiy bash him,
Strong men would I ry K •gala gild apis,
certain of their •Mlity toantders the teat,
lett with the same moult.-Clnclanati En-
quirer.
A nest Aaswse,
Two reloads, a wastrel' and a air, br
cam. 1n time enemies, so much so tau th.
tailor *puke met* evil of the weaver be -
hied he hash; ubettglb abe weaver SIWayi
.p.kr well of the taller I pun a lady ask. '
Ing the waiver why Ile •!wars spoke .o
well of tile Wine, who amok* en 111 of h
he ieplod: -Maim. we an both Ilam';
t ....t •.d Collocated, is lakes sad (:,slssti roary at •i1 binds,
Two thieves were tweaking into • door and Me het pe..ibt. Berris• g••raated•
when the master of the honer, hearing
them• looked out of the wiWoe sad said. O. cairn LON.
"Friends, come • ilttls later= *0 w est
yet In bed." (l.dal•h, Pelt. 14, 1106. Opt
sATI! RDA 1, ',IAN. 9bth, we
oomme•oed • Stock Wktag Sale d all or
Goode, to Isar for two weeks only. la that
tier we wast to snake • large al•ars.ce u
our ware Stook, and completely oboe out
some how. W. will offer everything in
GENTLEMEN'S - -
- FIIRNISHINGS
at prices hitherto unheard of here, cad all
our ryas will be gold reg•rdle•'s a costae
provost wrryiog over a .irgl• article.
This is • gennuiae .•1., and • chance for
bargains that so other hones in the oou.ty
can oder. Come in and se.
C. B. SflABE & CO.
50,000 Envelopes
ANI.
Tdll of ifrithg Paper
I have just purchased the shove large
quantities and eel prepared to offer to the
public the highest grade of Paper and E:n
relapse at l'ne.e unheard of before in
(.odet'ieh.
SPECIALTIES TIB TABLETS.
My stock of Blank Books,
Office and School Supplies
is COMPLETE.
Tk Popular Booli `lo
D. B. CALBICK,
fleet•. atai/esert and rase, Lead..
Grey : Jas. P.rrie has purrhaeed lot 13,
sen. 13, oo.lalntag 100 .,erre, tram Mrlk
lash,
peeing the sum of 14,000 for it. It is
not • dear property, se there are good build-
ing•. Mrs. I. lash hoe removed to IPyth,
where her sea true the photo. gallery.
Pinto %Vm. Boberteon, formerly with
R. 51 Raney. baa been with the tirni of
Board, I.codwillie it Co., Port Hmou, for
three years. They have raised nr salary
every leer, and .aid se Iasi as they trere is
Weiser they wanted Lim to 'toy with
them, and also rave him • horse and ..uggy
to use in going to and Irons his work.
Clinton : Geo. Ninon, of Airfield, retir-
ed to hu room oo Monday sight last about
the used hour, and, having forgotten some.
thing down stairs, west to return, but oa
arriving near the stairs bet his way and
fell over the banister, breaking hie .15.11,
from the effects of which he died in a few
minutes. Deceased wee an old resident,
and wag in his 68th rear.
Seaforth : The " At Home," at the Rec-
tory, os Tuesday evening, was • very wc-
oeeeful a6Lir. Notwithstanding the ex-
treme cold outside, .verythseg was cheer
Jul and comfortable within. A programme
of readings, music sad readings occupied
nearly the whole ev.ine. and the Targe
crowd pretest had no difficulty in finding
e.tertaisstest. Over 117 nese added to the
Gadd Flied an • molt of the !.dies' efforts.
W. A MARTELL & SON
PHOTOGBAPHBBS
Make a specialty of Photographing
Parlors, Interiors of Stores,
Lodges, Club Rooms,
&c.
Illemples may be seen In tbe show windows
Jae. Robeson, err. West -et sad Spare.
Colborne Bros., oor. lismiltaa, and
$q.are.
C. A. Huber t Sete Jewellers, Victoria
1310.15.
WIUbehare for
ONE WEEK ONLY !
Orders gay be leg w W
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL.
D. CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
BAKERY
The subscriber desires to thank his sus
tonere for nmatneaags with him daring hie
+gaunt tine of trouble
He has remodelled sad refitted ►r place
et beainas, dwell'sg sad bak'ehep, mad
Mired need
A 108? coIPLITE S!ITft
;rarrhrti• No- to. gailr6.1%/rholliMC
vary sMi•MMary geanrR
SPECIAL LINES
WC HAVE MOVED
--INTO
moo ow.
Our New Store,
Corner of Square and
West Street,
(Lately occupied by Mr. John Butler.)
JAS. ROBINSON,
CAS13 TORE_
" Cash Is King !"
g O a tt x x
The only IIP -TO -DATE Grocery in town is the -
"also CIOCEIf.
If you want anything in our line you will find oar
Stock Oomplete.
CIVE U8 YOUR ORDER....
And we guarantee Satisfaction.
Our Goods are " The Best "--
Oar Prices are " Bock -Bottom Cash Prices."
"Farmer, wanting 1,61. Salt, remember we keep the best, and
we keep it dry.
PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH
G. M. ELLIOTT,
Ther Hamilton -et Groom'.
1894--1895
AS we plan for the new year the question comes to our mind, --
What has the old year brought to us,
and what will the new year bring ?
1894 has brought us a highly- .uceessful business year. T.irough-
out the year we hate tried to establish a confidence between buyer and
seller which come merchants don't give much thought of. We do. We
have tried to give our customers such value that they would corse to us
when needing again. We have tried to make a shoddy boot a disreput-
able thing, and build up a trade noted for good goods, and you all know
how successful we have been. Notwithstanding all the cry of hard
times, low prices, and scarcity of money, our .ales have ALMOST
DOUBLED the amount of business done in this store last year. 1894
has been good to us.
What will the New Year bring ' At yet it is almost a blank page
and we can write on it just what we choose. It will be for us just
what we snake it. So we will endeavor to make it even a more suc-
cessful year than the old year, 'ind by striving to buy at the clotted, fig-
ures, and selling for the closest figures, and selling for Cash, giving our
custmers the best quality possible for the least price possible by study-
ing your interests, which are mutually our., we hope to make the suc-
cess for 1895 which we have planned. We are now giving clearing
prices on all cold weather goods -Felt Shoes, Felt Boota and Overshoes+.
We will not carry them over to next season. See them before you buy.
H. B. POLLOC$,
The Nares shoe Store
0°"°°ni°m", 'NOMINATION
CtaMONDAY,FE6.18
MANAGER HART,
01 the (;rand Opera House, has se-
cured
"SNAZELLE
in hes instantaneous pucwa. d
Music, Son and S1ry,
Pissinerl aleserwted, pr M eetesesd te t
fns hrtabtmt and sett attrawiveb
I MMe O sed preesated 1.
MIA • - 25c., 8&., and 60c.
diene an am assume ,a gime rr
Mr. News, aa.la-w d W
Atwood W tills esu at peesre�ery
eal
and mien* to Mir bed. 1111 saketows
Malice 1. ,v w bean lir. Mood hair.
ribs thrsMe s inted he ser limp with mar
TOWNSHIP of COLBORNE
vlurn iaatle.e to III the tramosey le the
grrv.Ass of rhe T.wsiseap M /gnaws+
will be hens 1. the
Tewssatp as LL. CARLON.
WIEDwasnAlr, 71a'T. aOth, 1506,
at It 'What*, sees,
If a poll be degraded the nestles win be
hand se log pontos, Pik lith. M "mon
MI Isllrw•
Ne l-
N.. 4-TeaspMessee
F. W. WoDONA0_114
ageveRimg
HORSES WANTED
The sebneribe rs will be at Polley'•
Livery Bart every Satordey anti)
Mars iSM for the porpoise of par-
chaaing good, moved borne fres 1,400
Ln 1,600 lbs. weight.
SW Highest anrkot pries will be
Patti.
A. N POLLXY•
JOHN T. $IC[s
Ooaoacs, Fah. 111b, 1111.
rleteseibe 4 Too 3t■tafL slily 0 • Pia
t
FOE
H,
TIED
WMdttIi
tree sib ry
t'bteba
uta:
Tera $au$ai
l'rrAw
tempt to di
plor•bl• is
ere ooasW
and Tory p
had deaciu
deficits.
Let tis lu,
themselves
Aevounta.
tin mage
Itf73 to 30
gate deficit
the enrolee
.d to 11,82'
ribose. afro
of $4,002,S:
Now, 1 w
bare been
fur IWow h
expenditure
ii7•., altboa
mod :th Kr
the 1f, tletol
Etat 1 teas
thetyb the e
wee 11,937,y
wheat* talkI
to see Wane
them to be
would rusher
wish to isle
for they k.
tioe,
Now we 61
was aa •ctu
attempt r m
the fast, but
dittoes of out
um trod.
The total c
the sit yea
while the is
•d fee hem
tr.18, 868.349
duty 13 04 W
total customs
and the total
hone eooeuml
tog an aver&
cent.
Had this r
Teruo bees •
187 period fro
1 'instead
creat.. the 1a1
138,866,636 c
swell the tree
t.nt deficit
oast. rate of d
saki of ax mil
•iaregating
from 1873 lo
tanff that has
the peat erre
Just ben le
whether it wa
have had • d0
ury snider •
the to have I
your imports
le taken outs
have boss the
duty been i.,
erng►t.
Then •same
'IDeetfoe
(ti the other
meat continua
!rued by the I
power, in plass
tato (betrothal
you would ha
pay 1210,019,0
bers1 costes
tariff M• taken
pocket. since I
the •xorbitat
been able to a
hatisepireitootioo
are Is
domain with yo
ary trip tryu
faith.
it is sot soot
out alt• ride.a fli
we
It meet sunk
then was • de
the Liberal •1n
tee -fold greater
• result of the
has been taking
e s 'teen years.
n ew going to In
deficit which a
taed
Liberalswere it
of 18'79.
Had 1 made
years fres 30t
1878. lbs show
awe tamable
able to tM (Joel
the Tense
ewer]"e groomed for
say tbat1hare
1'N 1a view
shoat (frit dodo
The next sinal
son, Montague .
o any of their t
delicate refresh
the feet, i have
his It he lee ors
rheas. Yee will
Von will gel Feu
mg biro trying i
hole
Ansi should � Te
heteaiag to NI
1 eases .1 Fossa
ever, law ash hi
ram se dugs apse"elga
WI se *SS
rids et Hes pea