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THE SIGNAL : GOOF:RICA ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1895.
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J. C. Le Tousel, of (ioderich, has been .p
pointed Local Travelling Agent for the town•
ships of Ooderich. Colborne. Ashfield mad Wa•
warmish.
Local postmaters over the district are shoo
e mpowered to receive subscriptions to Tun
elt0wAL
All communications moot be addressed to
I) MoGILLICVDDY.
TSaws
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TONebe0e ('.all M. oodsr1a�. Oso
SODi:RICK. THURSDAY. JULY Id. Irl.
-The Toronto Star says 7 Boitsll.'s
hour has Dome. Bat it desea' . say which
hour.
The "poor 111011 r.,W is playing
the dorm with every other men's potato
patch.
The political by-play at uttewa
would almost w•roat erbasRM[ the name of
the capital back to Bremen.
—' a Hon. LAss Pt. ea V N A NC 51.
JAM, sMh.fgtb he claims to be on his march
almost Rein, continuos to hang on with
might a d mils 1. the emolumeou of office
as a door•eesp Oshawa Mintster.
Ewen the (`.gbinet M inister, are
praying that l.ArIIEN will enunciate a pol-
icy that will extricate them from the slough
In which their remedial legislation has
placed them. And if he did so, they would
. teal the policy and not thank him for hay•
tog exposed it to new.
li..leri.-II hal: gained as unen%i
able reputation in regard to its wide-open
cow bylaw, and • public roosting of rate-
payer• to taut upon the council taking tm•
mediate action should be called. The dilly. -
dallying of the town fathers has given the
town a bad setback this Summar.
- I t is to be hoped the a;;ita-
tion that is molokoing on towards the estab-
lishmentof • bicycle factory in t:oderich
will continue until the scheme is fully ma -
turned. The industry is one winch, prop-
erly conducted, cannot but prove to be •
good investment, and conditions favorable
to the .wises of such an industry exist in
t .odanch to a very great extent
Tint euphonious [Hoath artist
and geseral piw.mith T,olexe E4.vret.
is on the trail of tate Hob. JOHN
1.Nt.i'... Not satisfied with slaying the
former idol of 14.0J00lin his mind). with
hu mighty j.wboDe,et the recent Tory oon-
reotioo, ):resat undertook the loh of scalp-
ing the political corpse on the 12th of July.
Verily, great is the power of rall.
A ...vett Year obi boy in Essex
woe gored by a cow on .luly lith, and died
the following mooing. A fatality of that
description in Goderich, and • suit for dam-
age*, might induce the spineless town
council to take action in regard to the run-
ning .t large of cowl and horse' on our
pubnc thoroughfares. A oouocil board
composed of cows could not run thanes to
suit themselves any better than a now the
caw.
Down in Newark, N J., the lone
highwayman has dispensed with the services
of "Ronnie Klock Rees," and now rides a
bicycle As a ..salt, the Jerseyites are
to rased of every man they see with kaiok-
er ,Yen un, for fear he will ask them to
st*n '.nd deliver, and the skit of a woman
in bloomers almost wane the life out of the
average inhabitant of that Eastern section.
In the language of Itrotker •►A.ru:, •'I►e
wort' do move."
I.e irter maelc a great *patch
Moodily Int to Parliament, showing the
one e) eetisstom mad commission al which
tM t:oversmant had been frailty. He spoke
the rock ribbed truth and dealt with im-
dnbit•ble facts, but their solid party vete
lased up against him when the dtyiewre bell
rang. A preacher delivering • dhoeeense
agmimst thieving to an audience oompered of
('LAC D ih-. 5,., Ih• t, Ti mel. aid Spleno.
gratis,. Java, mold mit have bees farther
from making cn versies.
The lion Clones WA1.t.4ot Is
riving hie theme and .notice to the I:ever.
meet that is warred in pprf.etisg remedial
legislator. For this be rewires (11116.66
per moods. He is 4..11 .g his votes towards
Wkisg apish remedial IegiY•' — at
( trance gatherfleg e V a rimiest feed seri-
tnesines massae. Fr Ws. he *wives Teles.
Wiles nimsdhal leglahilies it aryaaly
Ines beer. sed lobes his for1Mr seskhfg sleet
salary would 1..w t melee .was, the Hen.
('1.5511 %%AI t.A. • says M will retire fro..
the Cabiast doe step Lad throw up his
precast job. At this dieteaoe we can't tell
whether tit u I .• a is a yellow mortis or a
black tome , but hr Orange brethren think
his antics t. rather tart.
Tbs mass and grace with which
the Hon. Jomx 1'0+T1aAti holds doves hr
.sbiset seat is the admtr•ttoo of Ottawa
and the surrounding townships. 1f there is
one thing which surpasses the Hoc aloe''`
flow 01 mouth when telling the people them
he u .m Irish patriot, it is the firm manner
that he hold. 0o to office, principle or no
principle, .o loop a the emoluments bold
out. The Hoo. Jowls u • memo* tint
patriot.
—1'p to the time of going to pre.s
se word et the resignation of the Hoe.
CLANK ¢ WALI. A.'1 ha been received. His
eoaeisteocy of purpose, hedged by his anxie-
ty to hold on to office, reminds us forcibly
of that of the late lilt:11 (Al. l'Atx, of whom
Hu -x. 114 .•w wrote :
•' liin'rel l'. Is a drefti..mart moo,
\o' oho' ooastaotly *trivia' for power an'
for pelf,
Consistency. still is a part of hie plan.
He is true to one party en' that 1'
himself."
A PECyUAR SUMMER.
THE weather up to .late thin Sum-
mer has been exceptionally cool, and the re
mutt has bees the retarding of the tourist
traffic to a considerable extent.
This falling off in the number of travel-
ler has twee observable Dot only in Gode-
rich, but at all resorts, aid proves that the
decrease has been 000.stooexi to a large ex-
tent by the unseasonable weather.
The coolness of the waters of the mak•
ba materially interfered with the successof
our bathing house, and the benefit
derived from the ezoellent beach has been
ler than usual
Indications of warmer weather are, how-
ever, now apparent, and it is quite possible
[fat the remainder of the season will coon -
pulsate for all loss incurred up to date.
( ane thing is certain : the 000l weather of
1895, ooupled with the drouth in this sec-
tion, will long be remembered by the rem
dente.
But things are not by any means as bad
es they might have been. So let os take
heart of grace, and plunk up courage.
REPAIRS ARE BADLY NEEDED.
THE Government breakwater at this
port is in a cntioal oosditon, mad if steps
are not taken to repair it at none, • big ex-
penditure will be entailed in the neer
future.
Several timee during the pat year
(:overnmeot engineers and Inspectors have
put au an appearance, examined the break-
water, looked wise and said that immediate
action was necessary, but further than that
nothing Ws been dope.
It is beginning to look as if the Improve -
manta on the harbor of refuge are beinr
kept back so that when election day Domes
around, a bait may be thrown to the gud•
goons who will bite.
Be that as it may, it u about time that
public interest and not Government ex•
pediency should dictate the terms upon
which the work should be carried out. A
judicious expenditure at the present time
will save a havy disbursement after the
breakaway takes place, and when torted
action a oecewry, and if the repairs were
attended to at woe • very great saving to
public funds would result.
The Hon. .1. C. P.errivicoos 5 once more
at Ottawa, we nnderatand, •Dd tt might be
poesible to get him to move in the matter.
if proper representations were made.
AFTER MANY YEARS.
' F inndon, 1 ant., isn't in a -tate •if
pertrrbatioo .t the present time, it ought
to be. A gentleman of Alton, ill , tamed
Capt. W. P. I.c tuff ii r, is making arrange-
ments for taking possession of that city two
years hence, and turning down the title
deeds of the inhabitants.
He claims that his grandfather, who came
trots France in the middle of the eighteenth
century, located in Canada, where he acted
a an interpreter of the Indian languages
and a a guide the greater portion of hie
life, securing persuasion of a tract of ..000
sores of land in the Province of Ontario.
In 17(11 he leased the land, 6,000 sere., for
• period of ninety-nine years, and 1.000
awes for fifty yesn. At the expiration of
the lease upon the 1000 -awe tract the de
w eadante of Per KR LAswum Wok possession
of it and sold it, gettins tb.rsfor
Since then. it is claimed the meed has
much increased in value, the oily of Imo -
don having sprung rap upon it and calm.
I..s.nui says he will endeavor to secure
possession of it se soon as the leve expires
in IR"7. "1'he tenants," concludes the
I'optam, "have not good titles to the pro-
perty, and I do not anticipate trouble in
securing in."
.'is the people of i.ondon have two years'
e ntice to quit, their tuna is not se hard as it
otherwise would be, nevertheless. they hare
our deepest sympathy now that they
likely to be turned oat of doors by
gentleman from. Ala... Ill.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
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r.10t4I►tT OI 705 asnt•Ca11 TARtrr.
New York Herald The Wilson Kill has
not osly given all American mew, women
sad children cheaper and better clothing
than they aver had asd redeeed the oast of
lining •1l around in the !Tatted States, but
it We reduced the cat of prodnctios in all
iadnstrtss, and especially Is those of wool-
len menu fact arse
T1111 511.1. ■1r*A1l MON tevrt•a:.
Tomato Telegram : Oesagemea have
polities as well ea r.liRIee. They hale the
Grits set loo t1.e they abhor suprsa
esherh N. matter what the Govetimmest
does wly a small preeentsgs et Onuysmee
will veer Grit A large prmpertien will
May at home V the event of the Newall
Geves ameet able pelsg te pen s rensIL)
law, end the •it.atio. thn o•mpalp is
oomplto•ted by the feet that Orangemen'
who do not want to vote Csseervative, and
will B.A. vote brit. Gas vote Peteolt.
Kali esx5ATlux esmp•1.
Toronto News: The party in power at
Ottawa hes proved itself so utterly medi-
co:at esd ourrupt that at will be • blessing
to the country to drive the whole blood of
boodles out. W kat u wanted is • sew
tioveroment whose special mason should
be to wipe cut the exuttog Federal Frasobise
Law, abolish all tra..)1s of the gerrymnader,
and then immedately disband Parliament
and appeal to the country for a new Gov
ernment to be elected op an entirely mew
beets.
Such a Government, huoeetly represent-
ing the whole country. would bear no re -
'semblance to either of the existing parties.
..outs Thin, OKI At FU,
Toronto Star Indications are that O0-
teno will veld only halt • Drop of bay; corn,
oats and wheat promise light harvest ; ber-
ries and currants have been considerable of
• failure, end the apple and plum yield is
. mall. Altogether the outlook is not bright
for farmers. To be sure, uniformly higher
price. are promised for all products, but if
farmers hav4 13t1e to .ell, the quotation of
fabulous rates would scarcely bring them
joy. It is to be feared the rood times whish
had been anticipated for the agriculturists
ere to be delayed a.eawa.
COMING AND GOING.
Miss Camp.igoe is visiting to Flora-
Mies
loraMiss Wiggins is visiting friends in t;en-
tralto.
Mies Sarah Armstrong, of Leedom, ie in
town.
Miss Bates, Wolfe -et, is visiting in
Detroit.
K S Williams was is Toronto the pat
few days.
Abraham Potta is on the sick list the pat
few days.
F. J. Sharpe, of Toronto, was in town
yesterday.
M. Hutahieon has loco visiting ID the
Queen city.
J. T. Hicks, of Mitchell. fleets Goderieh
on Tuesday.
Mrs. sod Miss Swift .re visiting friend*
in Lackner.
Rev. Father West returned from Saod-
wiob oe Saturday.
Harry McMillan' returned to his hoose
Sarna, en M_aday.
Rev. Lena Voting. of Simco*, is among
his old parishioners.
Messes Fair and Leslie, of Clinton, are
welli•g Mrs. Oliver.
Mier Graham, of Clintoo, is the guest of
Mn. Wm. C•ntelo0.
Geo. Parsons, sr., of Detroit WAS in
Goderich over Sunday.
Charley de Pendry, left yesterday on a
holiday vert to Sarnia
Mrs. Cha. Ram, left for home, reroute,
on \t edseedav morning.
Miss May Hale left for Brantford on
Saturday, for her holidays
,1.e. A. McIntosh returned by .termer,
Sunday, tram Port Arthur.
Miss Nellie McGillicuddy, of Toronto, is
Stetting relatives in town.
Dr. and Mrs. 1're, left for Deauville,
New York Sate Tuesday.
Mrs. D. K. Strachan te visiting her son
Jas Strachan, in Toronto.
Mr. and Mn, Wm. Watson have return-
ed to their home, Toronto.
.1. Richardson. of Blyth, was in the
county town o0 Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Howell, of Actoo, u visiting
the Misses Robertaoo, Ka.t•st.
Mrs. .1. M. and Mier Shephard have re-
tureed from • visit to Toronto.
Mi._ Annie l.ntpbeU, of Seeforth, spent
Sunday at the family residence.
K. Tait, of Napsoee, is spending • short
holiday at the family residence.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnston left town on a
four wake' visit to New Jersey.
Mrs. Sooble, of S.slorth, ie visiting her
relatives. Mr and Mn. H.mll°.
A. W. Hartt. of Clinton, was in the
county town Wednesday morning.
airs. IRey. Salton and child, of Str•t-
tore, are visiting relatives to tows.
Hiss t'I.ra.lohnston, of London, is vint-
10g at the residence of A. 1'. Mclean.
Mail clerk McVicar returned Monday
evening from a short visit to Sarnia.
Geo. Macereror, of New York, is on •
visit to his one time home, (;od.rioh.
\irs. Rothwell and the Misses Van Every
are visiting Miss \larks in Rrsoefleld.
Mn. i)nnlop rid family are spending •
few days with relatives in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs Wer. Cox, of Leamington,
arrived In town M boat this morning.
Miss Twist, of Clinton. ie visiting her
relative*, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. t;aoulon.
Mrs. F. J. T. Naftel, left tows on Wed-
nesday for Tweets, and Muskoka lakes.
Miss [.drain Buohssos, W ieeham, is the
guest of the Mime V anstone, Angleeea-et.
Mr. end Mrs. Tamer and children, of
Toronto, are vlrtisg their relatives in
Goderieh.
Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Mose have re-
turned from their visit to I.ucknow and
St. Helen..
has. .ad Miss McDonald left town Toes -
day efters000, and will make• tour of M,te-
koka lake
inspector of Inland Revenue, A. laves,
of Stratford, wee 1n Goderieh, officially os
W edsesday.
Meese Irene, Sall. and Edith Aobssen
...tweed on Tuesday from a few days' visit
to Brest/ord.
Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, of Toron-
to, hove returned to (ioderioh from • visit
to Kincardine.
Mr. end Mn. llsery Horton left Mon•
day Ior New York city and the Hudson river
on • two weeks tour.
Mus E. Brophy. of Detroit. is visiting at
the family residence. Mime Brophy was ac-
companied by her meow
K'neardtme J. F. Magee took
a spin ma his 41441. to Gederieb Saturday
evenhg soil Nursed se Mesad•y mooing.
Minae Hattie sad Limas Downing. of
liessesi, ore speeding the holidays is Cede
nether the guest. of Mier Mamie ateddsrt.
Yea Rester .ed infest, aesempanied by
her der, Mier M Shields, heft en llusday
for AehaisM.. (7.S., where they will reads
for some Kew
KLssrdbs Reporter Mr. sed Mn.
Wiesen, (eel Tommie. have bees is madeet Mr. 1 laft by bent hr
QedetM es w
Thaw am aloha white tins Mets white
woven in bale.
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GiganticOfferi ng
YONGE STREET, TORONTO,
BOUC+HT BY
Br SMITH
AT 45 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
ALSO A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Bought at Tremendous Reductions, togother with our regular Stock—greatly reduced
—will combine to form for the NEXT TWO WEEKS, the greatest and most attrac-
tive sale of General Dry Goods ever held in Goderich.
SOMETHING TO REMEMBER.
Thursday, the day.
9 o'clock, the hour.
STORE CICS AT 6 15_1\2_
GEi ER.AL
DRY GOODS_
25 Ladies' ('apes, black and colors, - L Purvis Stock pricy. SI 00, aver peace, 8'2 50
35 " Blouses .. " " " " 1 35, . " 95
50 Novelties in Dress Goods, 7 yards each ,_..e_AA 5 (101,-- -' •2 50
Scotch ( ingbams tt ss a 10, .m 5
it AS ,t '35, n 15
White Swiss Muslin
White 1)otted Muslin " . w 20, " 121
All -Wool Dress Goods " . " w 18, •• 1.21
All -Wool Dress Goods w "• « 75, •t 45
All -Wool Drees Goods " , 't 01 50, " 35
Ladies' and Children's Gloves t "t Ils III 25, " 15
Hire " " " 111, a 121
,. t.... ., a el 15. ., 10
Alen'* Hose, cotton a " If 1`2',• " 71
wool tis " w 25, 13{
•, 64m. 1i, •• 10
Novy Blue Serge
Blouse Silks •• " as 50, •• 25
Ladies' Silk Mitts " " '' 43, "
Ladies' Belt Buckles " " " 30, "
K bitting l'ra•bet Silk
Carpet
('urtains
Art Cretonnes
Art Muslim
Art Denims
Art Cretonnes
Line.i Draper
F.ANC"Y"
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.4 tt a 25, ,.
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GOODS_
Purci, Stock price,
1'..rgarren Art Thread, per skein
Fillo.elle, per skein ...
Chinelle Arasene, per skein
Silk Ara.ene, per skein
Filo. Wash Silk
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Twisted Embroidery Silk •• '• " ••
Behling's " " •'
Bekiing's Etching Silk •' IS
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Your choice of 200 Hats, regular price, from 50c. to $1 00 10c. ear
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64
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20
71
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35
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20 Shades in Gloria, Saxony, Berlin and Zephir Wools .......
LACES .AND RIBBONS_
our price,
('ream laces
Black Laces
Black Silk Ribbons
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l'urvi. Stock price, 20,
20,
if .. 10
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Baby Ribbon
No. s Black and Colored
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C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
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AT THE HARBOR FRONT CRISP AND CASUAL.
The 'chooser Aurora ruled Tuesday eve
n isi, light, for Gore Bay.
Mento.' has °nenpbted the fishing boat for
Denville, mad. it will be las.ebed in • few
days.
The fishing boat Reindeer had hoe tore -
lama carried away is • rather ea f bream ea
Friday main.
The warn evenbeg ea 'itiad.7 caved •
•rge _umber of mw boats to be en the lake,
harbor .ad river.
The schooner Aurora, with 910,000 fest
e1 lumber for N. ilreamet. arrived at ber
dook daring Mel r4ay sight.
()s Tsssday emotes at esu time eleven
e agle's were oohing from beats and mise
tees were,_Mdse hems ever the Mabw*er.
Os neigh days wimp the RAW bevies
sennet sod ask. the seem wok" their time
M home snug. Rema e1 thew awl easel-
Wei
ee Is. d ohm ewgmal stn d
The Pop's annual isoom e is over 0380-
000.
Tie Queen .fres about 50, 000 documents
• year.
flee Queen has 60 pianos at her various
rseidsnoss.
About 2,000 Bribee soldiers are die-
dary.d yearly for bad .ended
At the ego of 73 Darwin, the naturalist,
dedered that • Mpirette wed him ,sore
after hard labor Asa all else.
A Leaden whammies stated the
the Nhar day that fib of W weekly taro -
weer ewes beam lady devotees of the eeet41
Sao weed.
It la estimated test i• Paris 1 is 18 of the
pepulaeles, a 1b0,000, Ute en eharity.wtti
• tasidamy Sowards arises : h I.endsm this
el esa•i• 1 in 30.
t•Iseleva w. num* cold 1• • pnhie t II Mill made a rh*. 9'
ww..fr..m i Lurks. pushier
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS -
ET. gILIII MOM A PA MON AYI V11111.4 Alt 04..
We have takes • great deal d piamwre u
perusing " Rtehi.gs from s Parsemem Vet
•d•," Mn. E. Jeffers (demises, whine 11
pa by William Reims, Westley N.tld•
1►7sgtsh. Tenato. Tb• 10.41 dose net Bart oR
wkh any land pretesed.ss. butes yea sae!
vases yea gad it tree a lila, and become
aware that • keen observer d fuss•s meter*
has written the pages. A smsber of tits
oh•rv*ere w well-drawn—prlistl•rlll
that ever-present chores noires, J•esb
W hisely. As added barest se re•der5 el
the book is this matins is the flits that
Mrs. Graham was formerly • feleldant e(
Gederho►, having lived i• Nerli+t parses -
ago when ser Sambaed 0.wpi.d the pgtprt
hers. There r • Tarsi 1. trent el we
pr0waem. ser nark" wow ef tha OMbis�•
no VWOeri• fres aw.rled M • cera dews thee' Fig elle at Phis►'
rear NIS
the /-- lrlpb M + MOhs1 —