The Signal, 1895-2-28, Page 4st.'..LaledsLY.e .. 4::""ilk
THE 8TGNAL: UODIRICN. ANT., TIURRDAT FEB. !8, 105.
�hc citlignxl,
el gnat Late and Fiat of Parry liosard,
will be bails dusts( the nems&-. Th. eon -
Wanes are let, mad half a sullies dollars
m rretatssie I still be expended.
EollRY THURSDAY MORNING I Y644"16/••eateg, by teeeapkeieaala
theth
b ,Jet am tAerated Water Works of e
J. J. Melauchlia t'empmmv, Tawto, the
Pnhia.41rnilsoartok.--dosiariclthd Reetheareet, bsjldug and rwCkIOSIy were totally wreak-
tlde and damage amounting to severed thous -
Terme sada Mba•ngYs.l of dollars gene
O'o gaonth, a advaase $ V The l'ouucy (.unci( of Leaden W ob
Those tenntha .. ....,..... l .
011eo of
aT daluloaaa+wMw.
Ons year, '•
I M
Leah as Tear aalmL
Tear Label I. a wtalint revel ey the d.te
so which you are paid up. nee iirt tato km
allowed to fall late
When a ohmage of both
the old mad the sew address tlbas{g no g. atren.
adverslatna us
j,e�a! ate ether asmtel yye.�a ,e. tea
1•r line for sees aesrtis.,.sltgeate per one
for sack e.MpasM tsaertt.&- Ilwter,•d by
ams sent•
reBr .ass Darr, of cls noes and •alai, t-, per
Advertisements of LI.egmst,, P.etad. atm) ed• i
etteetlw Vacant, Sit.at(.aa Wmated and
Beateeos Chows. Wan nasi eaoeedtoit e
Rase sompar ll. 5) per
Booms ea Sale and Parisi es gala not to
exceed $ Ilse., tl for first mestk. tea, per nab
eee•est Sneath, Larger Met.. i• proportwo.
sil-
lily special wire, the •Meet et which is to
=leer
the pecuniary bush of say tadl-
eompasy. a be eassldsted am sd-
v*tti.emeet and chareed soesr4i. ty.
local mottoes to nonpareil type use cost Per
weed, ne settee. less tbas Ile.
Local monose IS °raison t7 two
mar per word. No notice f Ian than lett.
Netter for churches and mbar ralelouo and
besevole.t institutions half cath
•owns ••ES. ats..l" MMvse,
Sah.rr.bcr who fall to receive Tao diem •L
reirularly, either by °wrist er kir mail, will
confer a favor by aoriamentty as se the feet at
se early a date aa possib$s.
Hele.-i..d manuscripts caseses he retorted.
Correspondence meet he modem ea Doe side
of paper only.
r.htbher'. •.SW.•
J. C. Le Touren, of Oederteb, hoe been ap
pointed Local Travailing Agent fur the town.
chips of (3od.•rick, Colborn. Asheeld and We.
wanseh.
Local postmasters over the district are Ilse
empowered to reosfve sal.orlptlon. to Tet
SION •t.
All communications mum be sddreised t.
L Mo6ILLIOUDI►T,
Tu SION•L.
Telephone call Id. Gods ich. out.
-SODLJUCH. THURSDAY. Fig. N• i*.
THE NEWS SUMMARY.
France has & MINItop.kibit the import -
sties of Am:wiess t1 e.
Samuel Dana Hegts, • Fardel cantor
is dead at 1\-ashingtea
Edward F. Smythe Pigott, M. A., licenerr
of pays, u deal in Landes.
Geo Itioth has resehod New York and
mails for Eng Arra tits weak.
The 1' •lrunt•s line Vanoouter has
reached Halfax from Britoin,
The German ttmiebatss Inns road tunds
for tour neo armoied Staines.
Thomas Headeew, a/ the \ocher
SWamsh:p t'.,mp•o7, Im dead is 1:1asgow.
The romans of Frederiok Douglass, the
colored orator. were hotted in Washington
Monday.
Matthew 1:anaoe, of North Corolla*, has
bees appointed Minister to Mexico. vice
how P. / .1 ay. doomed.
The ship K.sl.rl:, whose terribly time
in the late blizzard W already bees .letat:•
.d, reecho.! New Yong es Saaday.
Fire on Sunday snor.tng in the Flock
owned by John W. Crantos. at Ruthland.
Vt., did about $25,000 damares.
The rota .dbeeriptioSS to the Amerman
hoods in New York sad Landon were $.550,-
000 000. The $60,000,000 was takes at
1.14.
The disabling of • Mmvywerthersteamer,
at a test is Winnipeg. gids II b • w•pi
mos of dirty work by rivals. An street
was made.
Rem Aberdare, •t w time Imperial
Home Secretary, sad IMur Lord }'resident
of the Council, u dead. He was seventy -
anis years of are.
Emperor Willie., •ammetptnied by • largo
mag, left Berle Moods" ovuei.g for Vim
us a attend the fasters! of Field Marshal
Archduke Albrecht, of Anatria•
The appearance os the stege of the Coun-
tess of Clay* Bale BIhse-sad tl. Mar-
chonese of FabMrry is expestsd, ander Sir
Auguste. Harris' mesegows rt -
The Kbedive received Laird Cromer, the
British plempoteomerv, ba Crim Monday,
mod smeared hies shot he did net intend
oaktmg nay changes in gm Ip/t'i•a 11116 -
tatty.
Prism Bimearek has recovered from hie
ae.rslgia, lied is sow in irmegens health sod
.poria, taking keen interest f• the preps-
ratias ter hie birthday eelahention as
April 1.
The Wkataey trolley sir senors at Mali.
fax will probably esquire the borne mar
freaekigs, es • resale d the ire that de.
etroyed the tatter's premie end entailed a
groat loos. ���e�
leeet.cter de Merry, e/ Ds Jo. has dis-
ported so 1'ansdiss soil Sibs Eriokso,
hailing, from Montreal. wit* ars• Seeking
work u Buffalo, est ked wooed ter •~Iter
is 155 polio, station.
1: W. Ross, Mi..t.r sl t4s*5 n, `m,
pounced in the Legislator's Msado7 atm,
boos that • oomminies mead he appointed
to impairs ute sail repot es the Temente
University troubles.
. Mr. Asquith, the Memo Seo.tary, Mos
day istrdamd the Welsh pfIWme.t
hill i• the Home .i O_.eltenh awl wo•'aa°-
ed that the eameare woe ureses 1 with the
hill introduced last year
Sir Charles H. Topper Mea�eV. Is ea M.
terview, denemased the s+gsYYa° made
by the United Mame a.Msrlas• for herr-
iy O..diee ss.M le Be11Rie1(l•a. mrd ss•
booted te by the Melee Swemea imb
Mearns.( eneventlen .f Ills W.(:.T.U.
dr limn and Method tiger tree _
In the Fine Aeehterise steeMb. �' �T-
•iasa Mi. lilies Il. Mirk lfae out
el the Meth./ °suety mks, Iasi'
flumen- (renis. died la he away
14. healon, beth eses.nFd'm t rune( es
had bon ne-egad a ewe tl r►pbse-
tas.t torr altr te the �s ea Ye
fnenw a. snt.4 kat kr.. M
111.h • fees melees Mews &
ASry lima/ le Y INN
Waned power to acqutro the property of
..rata water oo.peosse, with • view of
obe*pemtmr the cost The Conservatives op
p std the proposal, which the Liberal vote
cowed to Null/meat.
Aid. Juba W Jew, E Parnell .ad Johe
•Surae, of Landon, have seen served with
o ,cors th.t on )larch 1 mums will be taken
to moat than trout 1 heir sssta because last
year's council, of which they were room
bore, failed w provide fur • .takug lead.
Captain Hoary W. Flowgate, formerly
Disbursing Clerk of the Signal Service,
Weehingtoo, who bas been es trial here
Stew limitary 2b, on two iadtctmeots,
charging ham with ombeielement sad
forgery, has been acquitted of the charges.
The pool room lase between Suspension
Itrvlge a.d Fort liras, 0.L, was found to
be 'tapped sear St. Paul', Church. to the
latter place, nod all preparsuow made for
stealing the resulta of the races. The 1. rest
North Wooten' Telegraph Co. are looking
tor the culprits.
\Iia Lulu Lacey, aged thirteen, bas bees
pot in gaol At St Cethensss, tint.. charged
with pt.outog the .ightee0-moot hs -old
child of ens Pierson, of South t:rilnoby. It
is charged that she gave It medicine that
muted iu death, though the girl denies the
crime Tho ease will be thoroughly anthem -
rated
Aa adjourned meeting of the directors of
the Comedian Pacific Railway was held at
the heed Mhos. Montreal, Friday •ftert000
to deal with the subject ot declaring • divi-
dend After • sitting of over two hours the
board rose, without coming to any demeion
in the matter, an adjournment beteg taken
t sl next day.
1'ne Federal *ecretary of Sate has ad-
vised the reeve of t»•1 Erre that tt.e Wel
land county •uthontiee, and not the C.oe-
ernment should attend to the alleged con -
amination of the neer at that went by the
dumping of filth by the Buffalo hatbor peo-
ple. The sot Knelt ot Port Erie au
powerless and wished Government inter-
foresee.
nterforesee.
Sir. %V \' Harcourt, the Hritish Chan-
cellor of the Exchr-9uer, is convinced of the
futility of soother monetary conference to
define the .tato of gold and silver e. • ctr-
culating medium. To -morrow • resolution
will he introduced 1. the house by the bi-
met•iuta advocating au international con
terence, and the whole question is likely to
bot.•ume • lire •oe. "*h• l'abtset is solidly
monomeali.t.
I 1 is currently reported that the Tory
(';tliinet tourists wbo are now liolding
open revival services over the country
will presently introduce musical melee
tions ou the platform. and that Lion.
.1 A Nl' CoLERROoK PaTI ECnou has been
assigned that excellent baritone solo,
• Every Bullet Has inn Billet.' This
will be one way of creating harmony
amongst the Minister&
eider d what dosy timber SOLOS 01 the
Present Dominion ('.biaet Ministers
are made. Evidently Mr. .JOLT war
right when he said, 'The conservative
flover.msot have been long enough in
power to prove their incapacity."
iNISS Ames Gould( is a young wo
man who evidently wants to be a
countess and, •• the small boy would
say, she wants It bad. She has lust
offered • young Frenchman, the Count
de ('amraLLaNI, $2,000,000 for the
privilege of making her a countess by
the aid of the war•riage ceremony, and
it is not unlikely one of these day. she
may be only too glad to otter another
$2,000.000 to have the ceremony re-
voked. Many • wealthy American
girl has hooked trouble ween angling
for • penniless European chap with a
long pedigree.
BEY*'I E Atha am•1,amation of The
Mail and Empire, The Mail used to
publish • weekly circulation state-
ment at the head of its editorial col-
umn, and for that matter so did The
Globe 1t was claimed that by the
amalgamation of The Mail and Ti.
Empire the circulation would 11e large-
ly increased, and outaidere were anx-
toe. to know what strength had been
given to The Mail by the union with
The Empire. The desire of the out-
side world has not been gratified. for
The Mail and Empire no longer flaunts
its figures at the editorial masthead.
The Globe, however. continues to pub-
lish ita figures weekly. There's • sort
of •• Fifteen Puzzle" look about the
thing from •hu point of view.
EuwAdtt) cocoa -aim, M. P. of
I'iorthumherl•nd, one of the Tory
orators on the stump, has been tell-
ing his hearers that if they worked as
`hard as he load Clone they would not
be grumbling about hard times. Mr.
COCHRANR is Correct, but we might say
that everyone has not had the oppor-
tunity
pportunity of working things as Euwasn
Cot:unarm, M. P., has had. For in
atom*, when fends were wanted in
Northumberland for election purposive,
the wherewithal was mimed by selling
atticert to bridge tenderer* and other
employee of the Government instead
of Mr. CsCnsa\S paying the shot
himself. And by such little ricsino
mita as this Mr. Cecne•ee can now
afford to look upon the talk of hard
times, with incredulity.
THE ELECTIONS ARE ON -
F R()M a reliable sounte we learn
that the �•eneral election has been fix-
ed for Thursday April I lib nootina
tion Clay being April 4th provided
the lista are ready by that date. The
date was settled upon •ver • week
ago, and that was the reason why a
number of the lists were farmed out
to printing offices in Montreal, Quebec
anti Toronto.
By Hon. Ilt'LLo(K 1.111 counting
February. March and April, it will be
seen that he is able to say "months
in his forecast, although in reality
only six weeks will intervene.
bolding the cueeparauvely tssagnitiasut
prsimon that 1 e u dues in the (:over&-
went world be chosen to announce
the time for dissolution when the able
ministers are quaking is their boots
for tear the announcement woehl Ire
made.
The lion. 11*'Lt.00K It as has eti-
deutly been talking through kis hat.
(*T READY FOR THE FRAY.
NoW-tint M. ening* has -r.--
turned home, it we.lii't be a bra
idea to undertake the re-orga.Dastioe
of the West Heron Reform Anemia
tion. Presently, notwithstanding the
expressed opinion of the Hon. But
Lois Ives. the Dominion election will
be upon ua. and it is well tliat every'
preparation should be made so *hat
Rest Huron will not 1. caught nap-
ping.
.ks the matter now stantls.the \(-est
Iluron Reform Association needs re-
or.ani'iug, and it needs r•-organicisg
ha.ily. The passing away of the late
A. Id. Mseeipt. lost to the aisocia-
tine an able and energetic president.
Last Fall. the 1 t Vire provident .cast
is his lot with the Patrons, and be-
cause the Candidate of that organisa-
tion for the Commons. later, the
2nd vice-president, who is a resident
of East Huron, for Dominion pur
poses, sent in his resignation. And
so the matter stands.
Since the last meeting sof the ante
elation a number of formerly strong
Liberals have joined the Patrons, and
voted against the Liberal candidate in
the Local contest. t'neer eonditionx
as they at present exist. the Reform
party cannot rely upon these gentle-
men for future work. and it will be
the duty of 1tefonners to close up the
gaps that have been tussle by the
brethren who have temporarily with•
drawn.
it is customary after • battle for
the ott:.Lrs to prepare a list of the
" killed, wounded and missing." That
is what should be done in West
Huron, and that is why au early
meeting of the West Iluron Reform
Association is in order. What is
wanted now is organization, of the
most perfect type that can be con
ceived, and then the watchwords
should be " Work, Work, Work '
AT Dundee last week the Hon. J. C.
PArrsaaoN spoke the little pies that
was prepared for him by the Ron.
WAI.TIS HUMrnntea MONTAGUE, Or
somebody else, std got into • peck ell
trouble by . 15g falsely that riot'
sugar and tea men INS tiulh*i*. tip
to the present raTfamea hasn't taken
advantage of hie atual plea that be
was misreported, .ad there is nothing
kilt for us to do but to believe that
the War lewd is so hopslrady ignor-
eat On the tariff q.sation tint he did
est know Nat he was tallies • fides
head whole he made the etanoseint
All the some. it is lmesset.hls to era. -
HON. MR. OUIMET CRAWFISHES.
N1)'T Tong sing the Hon. J. A. (Wi-
ner
(iger stated publicly that Mr. TARTS
had gone to certain of the Catholic
dignitaries of Quebec with the state-
ment that Mr. Gummi/0' had written
a letter to M r. Lat•Rt51*. promising
that if the I.iimral. were returned to
power he would settle the Manitoba
school difficulty. A prompt and em-
phatic denial was matte by Premier
(:ass:ns% and Mr. TANTS, and now
the gallant ex -Col. of the famous 65th
crawfishes as follows
•'1 simply stated that it had bees report-
ed to me by people abets 1 considered per-
fectly rellnb(e that web overtures had been
made. Sr. Greene., at ase denied the
et.tsasest, and 1 gays him credit for the
dental, as 1 Dow give credit to air. Tarte.
i am plsmd with the denials, es they en*
remove use point from the campaign. It
has been a common boast of the Liberal
speakers in Quebec: that if Mr. Iauner got
into power be would, with the •ssutaase of
Ota friend Mr. Greenway, settle the school
question. Now Mr. 1:rewoway and Mr.
Tarte both cs.phattcally deny this. Mr.
'farm, however, in a reoeot speech et l.os-
gueuil. addressing a tlu.b.c gatoenar, did
net make • denial, but attacked me for hav-
ing made such a statement before an Orange
audience. 1 made the statement at the
time i did because 1 considered my
authority perfectly reliable, ono because 1
kusw it would be the best way of •ttrac(wg
attention a IL
The HOS. J. A. ()CIVET seems to be
.tie wive itis a lively imagination, an
eitiatf to -4 dirty ',work of his
party, a desire to say anything that
comas to his tongue that will deeper -
age an opponent however false the ac-
cusation may be and a faculty for
enabling a rather large man to crawl
into a very small hole when his mean-
ness is found out.
ibre of the Lien
He shows the cal
who comprise
the
present Dominion Cabinet. The
country can.tot have • change t.0
soon.
SNAP MOTS.
MOAT won't go, although The
Empire has gone.
-The Hon. BULLET% Parrsutsos
hasn't signified his acceptance of West
11umin nomination.
Mr. Ives wants to hive the Grits
into the belief that the elections won't
be held until bee time.
The Mail and Empire says Sir
01.1% IR has • small but independent
majority. Thanks, awfully.
The Mail and Empire has not
had any lies%v articles is favor of
prohibition slate it took the shilling
The War Lord at Dundas said
that the ('osiervative policy was the
same old policy. Yes. it is the policy
of Plunder.
The Hamilton Spectator has Ire
conte a prohibitionist and favors the
return of W. W. BUCHANAN, of The
Templar, in South Oxford.
TALKING THROUGH HIS HAT.
r('HE Nen. W. Humors has in a
speech last week declared that the
elections would not be held until the
weather get warmer, more salubrious,
leas harsh, with more moderated wind
storms, mon balmy breezes, less frost
and know• and when the free and in
telligent elector would be able to go
to the poll mines his overcoat, fur
rap, mita, and •reties, or it might be
with a linen duster on, or mayhap in
his shirtsleeves and without a vett, or
words to that effect.
The Hon. W Huu.ot'x Ives was in
all probability endeavoring to earn a
rep.t•tioa as s Delphic oracle, but
from past experience the general pub
lie will net put any too mach con.
donee in what Mr. i v a nays, as he is
in no better position to ..y when the
election will he heli Moan the veriest
hosier of the great party to which be
jeitlp- Haven't Sir Mactalrxis and
lila G. Z ,I..rR the leejere of the
part7,' tWd -ti. that the gawll*I of dis-
solution Lae net yet been dimmed,
and if that be the sass when doss this
Sees Ives get kis infatuating, eaespe
it Geese, to hiss through hie hat f
Mr. Ives is sheet es reliable in this
smatter se be wee when he wade W
celebrated oe■*drtiee et 3,000 per
coat. It beet N e11 likely that a mem
• • arm evorialWriairrai .>arwv.e
cdrt"" four he Last
Shot
uu
dividend on ordinary Moan*. Si U4.11
the, the stock has
poiu ts.
The Globe 'IiISSitly announced
that Lord A esaDEtyt wan dears.
The
Globe was, of metra, in error What
it should have stated was that Lori
AnsRDRIN'I preaect Goo -rimiest was
dead and was awaiting burial at the
polls.
The Cabinet Ministers, who get
$7,000 • year and A sesaiowl indem-
nity, and railway fare at the expanse
of the country, have not discovered
hand times in the land up to tilde.
They will find the hard times after
the election. -
The Hon. J . A. t e• i st i r has so
nounced that if he cannot agree with
his .•clleagues on the Manitoba .lues
tion he will leave the Government. 1t
is now in order for Sir M toss's i
and Hon. CLARK V$ ALL.WV
their opinion.
This Dominion whisky commis
.ion is runaing up a nice little bill
Already it has cg11t, it is-isisse.i, $121',
(100, and now on4V$he tr•nsiatorq
has sent it a,•rlaiIn I+oof) .0(sU for
translating the 4,:000 Dgg)* into
French. Next
-If the Dominion elections will not
be held until after cern-waving why is
the Government so &azioua to hurry
up the printing of the voters lists?
The effort to prove that Canada
has prospered under the N.P. seems to
be a struggling industry, so far as the
Cabinet Miak tern are concerned.
The address of the Patron leader
in the Loccl House in reply to the
speech from the throne hasn't mach
hope in it for Marter and his follow-
ing.
That was a Sine speech, of ita
kind, that the Hon. War Lord deliver
ed at Dundas last week. It had
Mo raOUls earmarks although the
enunciation was PArraalwoi"..
Mr. LAURIER will address the
Irishmen of Mestreal on March 17th.
There will be no question on the or
ca.ion as to whether St Patrick was
originally a Frenchman or a Sootch-
to Voice
man. _ - ---
The Hos. BeLLarre Parrussee
was waked at the Dundee meetiag if
he intended to rn■ in West Hama,
but Tike the derelict bridegroom who
opposed Loehisvar, he said " sever a
word."
It new tante 0,10 that Tor E.ssav
had made up his mind to oppose lair
Joni, Carnet., had that relic d
Elliottism stood is noesiutios. Tow
de the brethren dwell in hammy to
gtsther
OPINIOI'I$Oi T
•5 IN. UissINT5.T i.TI' S.
Termite Sar TW t.oternment's
in deciding oo dissolution or • semiso is •
sip of feu scarcely 'minutest within pro-
beations of confidence in its own sireortk
and favor with the people.
Ley vier .,�f. Trttrr TOON.
Hamilton Timm .luso "Don" Sheppard
is to take up hie residence io l l:imago. *.a
der it the temptation of a god fat sorer/
would chill the effusive loyalty of 1)..i...,
Hopkins and their fellow paints.
•NI 11. 1.15.1 • PO5.ITi.'5! 1.611.00N.
Toronto Globs Dr. Montagne realized •
Peterboro' the other day how es eloquent
speech may he completely destroyed by the
pertinent question. He was diaoursiog 00
the great advantages the farmer enjoy• by
haying his products protected front the
ebesp farmers' •rroduce front the 1 -otter
Sates, when a farmer in the a.tdieace a.k•
ed him if he knew the dilerenee between
the price ot pork in Buffet,' mad lie Teter-
boro'. The doctor does net need tests for hie
speeches, *ed he had to confine amid the
laugtt.r of his auditors that ne •:14 not
know. The point of the query w.. that
pork has been ranging about two cents per
pound higher in the Buffalo market th.n
here, and that, tno, for a quality of pork in-
ferior to the Comedies commodity.
Cost cuts nt3 figure.
Argument unnecessary.
Men's All -Wool Overcoats.
Mist. the C. P. ht. went out of
the bant.een of bleeding the Domin-
ion ()arsenious!, the sleek has been
going down. At the lest Wf-yearly
citing it was redia' M dealers .e
Men Black Worsted t hercoata,
Men's Serge U 'eters, storm Collar, Storm
Men's All Wool Fritts 1'Isten,
Men's All Wool Frieze 1'loiters,
Boys' Cape Costa,. . ....:1..1.. -1
Boy. Cape ( 'oats, -1.1.4-i44-11. :, .
Boys' Pea Jackets, y■ r l
(toys' Serge Suits, ...4...s 't, 's
Boys Tweet! Suits, .... or
It ova Tweet) Suits ....• . • - - .
. worth $ G
I.
7
PI s•krt a .. t.,,- 5
yid 9
(10 for $3
ell e
011
00
011
4 00
'm)
4 50
1* 110
ti N)
1 SS
4 .*N1
1 N1
1 i00
. 1111
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Until April 1st we will make to order Men's Suits of
Imported Athlone Serge (the best wearing Berge made),
best linings, fit guaranteed, for $11.90. The usual price
is from $15 to $18.
\Iru s Heavy Shirts anti 11rawrrs, ... t a 1 sir •world $ 50 for 1 :i:b
Men x Heavy Shirts and I Irawer., ..." '• 75 " 4 {
Mens Fine Shirts anti I►rawer.,... . ;1 1 00 " oil
Netts Top Shirts, noir 50 " I 35
Men's Top Shirts, .. ...ww.s•'v++ 11► 1 `iS •' r ri"
Men's Sealette Cepa, .... .... 1 '.:t 75
M Iles (this oases'. 14,10110 7025
L' .`r4)
"iS1.�ii#tm •• •• :.-.. G '•:113
Mantles " ea,•�' " 11 :O 7.'t
L.dtea'''Ibat hitt itAP6 ,•`&-lees ; .. .0 " :Irl
ladies' Fine Wool resin i Or?''• � 60 •• a5
WW1' Pi.. Wool Vest*, ..`.k. 1 ou '• •;7
Lmdie.' Cashmere Hose, .. . .. ..l...; 25 ," t:11
11
Ladies' embalmTi • A'l • •.4.11.
,r. .:4 •/ �, 15 " a(i
Homy AILW ool Whits .. ., .:., •• I bM
Hairy Ab! Wool White Iltest r Y -# -2-5-"---6°.
`5 U.. 3 or
iwrge I*. -.I I'otnforters. 1 411-'x- t M'
w
These are samples of quotations at which all Winter
s are being sacrificed. Now is the time fig,Jhrewd
rs to make money.
11. T•ka•I . AK/ "5 1111 ikMINly.
Hamilton Time.: Sir Mechem/le Bonell
may net have shown sufficient anxiety to
"flee the wrath to time" a qualify himself
for waive membership in the Methdat
ehurcb, but be has evidently gees his beet
consideration to that portion of Paul's
epistle 10 Timothy which says "But 1f nay
provide not for his awn. and especially for
those of his own house, he lath dewed the
faith, sad is worse thea a.. utidel. ' The
following' is a partial hat of the near relatives
of thepreoent premier who have bees mp-
pointed to office
.(ohs M. Howell, eon, eolleebr of eustoms
at 'V ancou ver.
Charles J. Rowell, son, clerk. Taconic:
('tubal House.
W. J. Howell, brother, posts -ester at
Tweed.
Jams Reid, brother-in-law, assut•at
postmaster at $ellevdle.
Jobe 1 i. ioore, brother -s -law, mail clerk
M se►tob.-
.1. R. Philip, brother-in-law, customs col.
lector at Whitby. Collector Carson being
superannuated soared he wishes a few
months ago, to make a plane for him.
Dr. Hickey, cousin, superiotsndst of
Williamsburg Canal, an Mhos ree.st1y
created.
Thomism Hickey, ooede, (:rtes. Depart -
meat, Mesitehw sew is the Carted Sates.
Thomas Paleeees, tither -u -law of John
M. Bewail. appraiser of eR.ta.s, ()mews.
THE HON. BULLETS PATTER8ON.
The Mahe : If Mr. }Nineteen had bees at
the grand ermine day, mood bad uses all the
Sires soldiers with gess. swords, pipeclay,
home and Nook thisge. ready to enforce the
mot humble .al.sd.est to the mu.ieip•I
sot doe.d by • (int 1:ovarimest, be
would have repainted of hie famous ballet -or
ballet wpm*.
Winghast Ti... The papers have bees
soaking great has o► Hos. .1 C. ('cion..'•
threat is his Toronto speak, M. other
. igbt, that " lie Toting Casservtives would
fight their Worse to ee•.n power with thew
ballots, sad, if po.es.ry. with their b.11.s*''
The boa. roetltmas did not Sas. ouch •
wonderfully bfisedthfreey idivideeJ whin
be was is W i.gh•. • .oath or se ago.
Perhaps the outlook for reai.i.g kw pros
est patitioe and salary are waking htum dim
perste.
Norfolk
e ste-
N.rfak Reform.: J. C. Patterson, the
On adkan Wes lord, has bass mak* •
. one.onW .m .t himself. The ether
slight he wee spookiest in Toronto to the
yea, Uo.osrvativ.e whoa be made the ea
sorties that the year sen bolero lei. were
reedy to keep the [Ilei..1 e4 power
wilb their hdlem, sad if momesory with
their Malleo. A pinnies s•.tl•.•s. rig
be have .t the head et • big dwartimes* of
the yobbo minim Wit mew Mist en the
..t ma sight he be token est end not
this hese he Mesad opts M.. A 55.., at
water meld be eallelege for kin set to
talk of b.aea
(Bones : D OtMslss &Ord • led d
hem to Lend= this week. and Me. Maws
eiliwd • Ir el eaten to MmMronL
N.B. Don't mia�l one BBOE SALE. We're got n tit of
the Shoe business, and every pair is marked less
than actual cost.
tiCASTCOnt
jliticalo,oweNxits.0
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The South (;nisei° Libinl Conventicle!
will be held on !larch 2
.1. F. Gillspie has accepted the North 1
1 Mario Liberal nomination.
Ao•ns'rolt•,N S ,Liberals bare nominated
1'01. Spurr for the Commons.
D. K. F:rb, of Downie. was nominated ty
the Liberate of South Perth Tueedey.
Halton Reformers meet •o March 14 to
nominate a candidate for the Commons
K. .1. Mclaughlin, of Ludgev, was
nomtoeted by the Liberals of North 'Victoria
Sir Dosed Smith was nemloted se the
1 oocervative eaedidete to Montreal West.
.Sohn Burnham 1'onservtive. at.Y., will
resin from East Teterboro, and will give up
pbtim.
Norah Hastings Conservatives meet at
Medoe on Much 14 to Dominate their ems•
dolma.
East Elgin Liberate will meet at Aylmer
os Marc* 4 to nominate • candit1ate for the
(;ammo...
J. Mclonu has been nominated by the
1'atrese of West Aasinabota to oppose 5 . F.
Davin, M. P.
Rev. 1)r. McLeod has declined the nom-
ination of York, N.H., prohibitionists for
the ('o..oat.
The wjoareed cooveutioe ot West Btu..
Liberals was pstpoa•d Friday owing to
blocked roads.
Hoa. H. 0. Joly d. Loth are Imo ac-
cepted the Liberal momtaa*os in Perinatal
for the Commons.
The Liberal somhuuon for Iiisince.d
sed Wolfe was offered to Mr. 0rt.as►ulds,
Q. l'., of Montreal.
Mr. Neale, M P. for Primate comity,
Mates that Mr. I..un r has promised him to
mama • sooting .f the Liberal party in that
meaty. Date not yet decided open.
Mr. Charlton,M.1'., for North Norfolk,
will speak u behalf d ire. Resew, Liberal
madame for North /trees, at Paisley se
March 6, end M Wiemer oe Marek 6.
Th. Globe's correspondent in Washington
says the United States Cesgr.ss has deetdd
a submit to arbitration U•nsdian claims for
damages wader do Hehrias Sea award.
Hes. Mr. Paters.e nod a number of other
Liberal weaken .pima the stepaige is
booth Liz M Lemeasi nos, Tuesday. The
m.N.ing was .rowd.d .d enthueamssic.
Trade return. far •►.cavy show • ma -
tamed lsltsg oe in experts ad imports.
The Astatine in imports is over 81.500.005.
The datum cleained $274,000 for W Sneath.
At • oosve:.tios of the Liberals of Nartk
York held To.iday at Bradford, W. M.leok
M. P . was edeeted unesinvonaly as thesr
.t.didate for the Co.mosa at the goal
Most esoouraging .0.05.1. of libr•1
Crat. eons from the Ia.bt°ua 1s the
e Mr. Inter a morally mean .f elm
thee, and in the Ke.t the Liber ale are rides/
sad eiredd.sa
A srne sassing we. hold in /aeMrT te
dimes the temporary disal.wgc.e .1 the
irvigatiee ordnance. A ream ati.s wee
.d promitiog .girt the amen el O
rr
menu (i.,.ra...t.
Charles W. Weld.n hen hem ...inated
for the Comms& ter St Jabs, N. 111., Cly
.ad Como*, sed Jeem 1. pro lar the atty.
• mem ete=leeholdbentle will be held to
malty the
Lesion Lleasr,. tea sae Friday Ngbe
te .asst a bet et same to r biro • eon -
males in ewe weeks to iea.nste a anndli-
dais Mr the Oo..esa Sw Jam Osaka
duibd Moe meekstion altogether. Maier
1
Seetlis, Dr. • poorhouse, 515.55. W'Mem
Joe., T. r. $mtati,nen and Henry Ma.-kha
will go b.fare the u event:0e.
M. M. itpeut, 000 of Coe translators of
the House nt 1 omnton.. hs put Iw • bill of
1{27,000 for translating the' report of the
Koya 1 omml.ion on the Ii 1uor traffiL.
The account as disputed.
1. Prsess and IA \finer•., French 1'.s-
srvtiee papers, give currency to the sato
tu.st tont the 4.overnmeot has pldred' It
self to remedial legislation in the Manitoba
school 1t returned to power
The Privy Council met yesterday to bear
the appeal of the Kom.a 1 •thous. of Meat
tabs o�minst the school law, but at Mt.
Carthy s repast fw sa &doom t, p-
pined the Mona., till March 4. _ y
At Osgood, Hall Monday judgment wee
gives en the reserved point r the Went
Durham election sem. The infinite for the
voidance of the electors was dismissed, but
the "barge el kideappug • Teter, the post
reserved, was surnamed.
The /.bate oe the addre m in the Omani:
Assembly Friday was over shortly after ,
o'clock. Those participating` In the debate
were Mr. Craig and for Mc\i.h, who re
.psetively moved and .e000ded the address:
Mr. Marler, Sir Oliver Mowat and Mr.
Haycock, these gestlem.n .pesktsg s the
order named.
Toronto Telegram : Am.ag the Waialeale
to the Liberal nomination is the (.tit hive
of West Elgin was Tom Monger. tb.
(:tit brother of Hos. Water Htsssphrtse
Mostsgne, M. P. Thomas has seam of the
Mandy fluency, bat up In Me West they
Item. him osly as "Montaig," he Mavis' sot
yM ataioed to the dignity of Mantarae.
Hoo Wilfrid Laurier, the Liberal leader,
is at present spdisg a few days with has
family at Arthabasa•. He will shortly ad
dress the electors of Ulesgare musty, •t •
meeting a be bold •t Ale tawdria. (le
Mareb 5 be will speak at Rt. J.ro.e, in
Terrehe.se county, and 1. March 7 he will
ettesd a ossystion of Lbs Liberal *lectors
et Animated at lacbutt.
The Maritime Provisoes ssses a be in •
modeles of politics ohs.. Ce.ssituensim
sod parties ore not satisfied with thew me
did•en, and oadidat.e are got .tis5.d
with their s"nstituesa.e.. Not est bas
Mr. Foster hose turned est a King's,
5 B. , bet Pref. Weldon, the Ces errosive
member, is to leets Albert, N.R, 3. F.
Stairs, • Conservative member, waste to re
tin from Halifax ad the Geld, whish hie
parte do got hie doigg - kat they de
oppose the earth/aa geminated 67 let. to
Alter VW windy,
w few him. ( et
.et
es. */ our ewe saes." "Bettor reg W. A -
1115.k, ' mid the party •....sties N t
Kathy, the Halifax Cross vati.e member.
wbe named on •(Gm under Sir Madmen.
Sowell, aneennoee his determination to re
tire ern. The Waerv*tives my W we
en the Lan . meensary to same.., and
'he Inas got to be male to ren, ' they &-
elate, the pert" hang el the opiates Met it
hi cbees fere' el m metro ass M bin as be
a
.tI xieMmalielmay,a1�1�
t..e lII:INMM be .101•4. -
Hes
om1�e�ieg with pen* wbelenesse
oath
moveable view end
estbdy bee he. Star' ab j•nli.sbf•
gesbty. it rosy In he gemedes a *pi
Mae : if s•netipW be awe the god%
Moody (anode. Syrup a Rs.
R... Me. iet hey has hm .hetes as tire,
saz► pati&- f Mr �Mfp ti�1•.rs M.SWAmish. Ralwrille
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