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THE SIGNAL : OODKRICR, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1818
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Terme of 0.beertpinea
Nurath, 1• advaes
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{oar u Snare Label.
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Whirl
to hr10.l1.•.41.1 receipt of the date
Mu late arrow.
peld up. flee that It 10 tet
When a *Image of .ddrem is Beard, butt
he old ..d the new eddies should be alma.
Advertising Pates
speer il•tad ether
leesirsstlaols..dved1.e.amseesaa
e.k Riesimrat lasertY.. Measurperd
by
wide.
a.rde st six Ilnes and aider. M per
esie
Adverolaemente of Lost. rood. Strayed
atteatione He. Chewier W Wantedtnetions
tied. aot.zoedeg I
.esp•reil• •I par month.
en Sale and ravine o. Bele. sot to
ege..d Sues, $1 for *ret month. Om Pe' sub-
se trent 0anah. Larger dvta. la properties.
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WOW notice, the onieot of wh/ode 1s to
.rem to the peconiery benefit of any lade
widest et easep.ay. to be 000.lderd as ad-
veetn.m.st amid charged .000rdi.aly.
L.e.t .01ime In nonpareil type ens east pee
names settees lees th.. tee.
Ilenl.Olhes la ordisery reading type two
OmisO
per lira e
word. No notice for 1e.. 011e.
N ttleat t for churches sad other religions and
benevolent la.itutlona half rate.
*heat **Tate stied- " male vest'.
8ab.oriber who fall to receive Tug Seurat
regularly, either by carrier or by mall. will
confer a favor b7 .oqu..ntl.g us of the fact at
s early . daises possible.
Rejected manure -rime cannot be returned.
Correspondence most be wrltteseon one side
Of piper only.
r■wNteer'. settee.
J. C. Le Towel. of Goderich, b.. be.. 1p
pdsted Loral Travelling Agent for the tow.-
swbjgs of Godt tcb. Colborne. A.4Aeid and We-
= postmasters over the district are elm
emt mitweto receive .nbeorlptlo.a to Tem
gall.*. red
All eemmuale•tbaiitiet be addressed te
D 1111011ILLIOUDDY.
1WepheBOAS.
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GODES10H. THURBDAT. JOLT 18. MIL
SNAP SHO1
-The Brussels Post is twenty-two
veers old, sad under the able m..agesnest
of W. H. Kees has become • power is Fast
Rural. Continued movers to it. my we.
The people who object to the
wearing of bloomers are the same who aka
exooption to the low -slaked dresses. They
Dean that bloomers and the seesaw dram
have • tendency to make gads meat.
The effort to railroad the subsidy
to the Hudeoa Bay Railway tbreugh proves
that an election is on the apo and that •
bold attempt was being mads to obtain the
sinews of war far the Doming electoral ooe-
teet.
-Now that the town council will
take so &cuss le the nmtter ef applying for
the Iocateoe of the prep.wd hospital for
coosumptives an Godsrid, would it not be
well for the eitiaen•' usamit4w to do •
little oorvespsPi4.g en the smbjesi!
-How is it that the sea and wo-
men who aro shouting tbeasdves hoarse
egotist whealwomen wearing bloomers, will
go on a grandstand at • bicycle meet and
applaud the competitors. who have little on
but a breech clout and a winning smile'
-The Pan-American ('os;;rssa has
been anything but • mo••s in fact, it
has been • failure most dismal, and the
people of Tomato are almost as much die -
gusted with its the) aro with the Toronto
Bas Ball club, which is Daytime • great
deal.
--This is the season of the year
when the man goes fishiest with a full bait -
):•n, • natty looking rod and • rather
disreputable tont ensemble. He usually
mews back with the tout ensemble not on
proved, the rod not quote eo natty and the
bait can • hollow mookery. Amd,of course,
no fish.
- The lion. WAL.Tre lit'MPIIRIaIl
1dmTA.•I c has boon Hooding West Hurls
with his "speechesifree of postagehand it
ism believed that she will be turned down in
Haldiman4 a0 the next eleetien, owmg to
hie stand on the remedial order, he is now
metier sheep. eyes at this 000titueooy.
From • peruse. of the doctor u address we
have come to the conclusion that the Hero
of H•Id.maad is affected with lumpy jaw.
I lrcg..n State ret.. oat pained a
law against fights( on Sunday, and it is the
intention to have the law rirldly enforced.
No clam on moral ground• was advanced
in favor of the paean, of the •c0, but the
plea was made that en great a el•ught r of
salmes was made .n eonneetioe with the
canneries oe the Columbia river, that It was
negem•ry a have a easestion every seventh
day eo as to amble the fah to etch up with
the depletion tensed on time no working
.fay..
A Dock -and -bull yarn about Am
*neem spies Ming met te ('•sada by the
Washington authorities to ez.alne the
armament we detonate of (,...d., was
1.41► omit on the muscle. (H mares, the
whole things • humbug. ,1st is.tasine
one of them spies warms to 4.044,4.4 and
Ovine p.rtioulars of the two old played cot
poems of I wdwieo that frown on Lake Ha
ma from the brow of the hill: and thee im-
ams' the .pies getting the number of relive
mon in No 1 Co.. and the quality oaf their
field r.iuipm.mt. And, se it is in (Mastic*,
eo 15 to &4I over Clouds. What defenses
hove Mentro•1, ()Haws or Tomes ! The
whole t.hiag is • baldheaded fake
ABOUT BICYCLE COSTUMES.
A N malignant feminine anbac riher
writes ts the journal d Wills epiei.., 0.
nal es we are dna wren" l■ saying Ibis al
• whaoiw.ssan caste be wear bleemsw she
might to be allowed to de esu Our adnteaM
leagues* ..rrempsmd-st sloe Asir Shy
long Midrib have bean the privilege .all
drib el fueilelt, hem •ins. imoimerla ,
a •W me esu Inking Me tomb via et
shoulders ween we decree to frees dew•
Ye bieems fad.
Fatty, homey, easy. Time immemorial
trek Pigsty sear te the time of the
( ries ei Eden, and we west yes to dr
er the reveler h•sglsUrr mit liK IwIm4nd
es or shut that date. i M sa we 4.d
that it was the (•sbios asmagell the •.Gast
yes, sod Iso snout the WO -
;reeks for the gentlemen of leisure
te wear skirts sad allow the women to do
the obsess sad wear the tic bloomers.
Bat we w .ot snag i. for • 1Moaesies
aloe, tae has. We don't say it is sure
right er dead imam for • wheelwolp.n to
wesg M.emsrs. Ks • atter of lam, as
the old lady said. whon eh. kind the cow:
sed if • yoga, mesa with • poor dap
predate to ride es • 'levels with main fell
set nod halloos sleeves, o•tehing .very wed
that Mews„ vesreg .ad taaeing ageism the
wised, like • dip is distress, why. hien bar.
let her do it. 1f, es the other heed, she
prefers to diem r.tie.•1ly sad wear
bloomers, them let hr Mom.
Thetis nobody hot bemuse • girl as •
wheel wean bloomers my mon than whoa •
girl sem minimise with • bathing mit on.
Nobody kicks •grist the scarcity of raiment
on • Nepalis boy, aid why os earth should
they want to jump with suss bolt. sod •
wide mouth ou spume of • $f040
girl --- -
GOOD TIMES COMING.
WE hear a great deaf about the r• -
Irma!
veva! of trade wrote the line, but, uoswith
standing the boasting of Cabinet members
and their friend., no sign of improvement is
visible in Canada
During the past .ix menthe the pay of
some 1.500,000 operatives to denerie•a
enterprises have increased by from 10 to
15 per Dent, but even the " philanthropic --
M..eey Manufwturi.t Coenpso%. of Toros
to, has given oo i.dicetiou of following
site to the Americas brethren of the craft.
Amesgat those on the other side who have
IMi sed the wage of their workmen by 10
pr neat Is the Pullman Co.. which in itself
as an indication of better times over the
Boa
When the Wilma bill was passed, and •
r1sotion in the protective dates was
b(t.seht 'about, it ws contended by the
high t•x•tiooie1 that ruin to the manufac-
turing industries would result, and last year
and the year hetero, jot before the Novem-
ber elections mane of the factories owned
by Repblio.ns, were closed down for •
month or two, to •oe.twy the hard times
and compel the workmen to believe that
Demeer•tic rale and the Wilton bill had
thrown them out of work. The result was
that at the poll wore reverses were met by
the party ia power, and discredit sus pot
upon Fres Trade lapebntion
Fort.aately for the Demonatio party
there were two .ears before the Presidential
election, and in the interval the beneficent
working of the Wilson tariff, with reduced
tariff, and the pursing down ot the silver
agtatio°, had • tsar chance of turning
the tide which had set in against them.
One of the first Reputlicaos to see that
the new order of things would be in the
interest of the country was A'.DRRw CAR
x+;III, and immediately after the pawing of
the Wilton Rill he foretold that the depres-
sion that existed would be transitory and
that an era of preeprih would follow in
snort order. His prediction has been vert
fled, and now, trout one end of that great
country to the ether, creme encoure,ing re
ports of revival in trade.
It is to be hoped, therefore, that as Cana
de was severely affected by the depression
that first aught our neighbors, eo the era of
g ood times which is looming across the line
will overstep the border and envelope this
land. V. Mb abort crop and low prices
for the taxpayer*, and the filching from
the treasury b) the ax eaten, the condition
of the commix) today is at a low ebb, and
that the tide will turn at an early day is the
prayer of all who toys this land.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
• MN*PTY *NARY 'Mks..
The Throe River! Le Quotidian : "To
sum up,the action of Mr. Angers was proud,
n oble and disinterested ; it commands ad•
mirwtion, and will be probably • powerful
factor which will ooutribute sillkaQli o gain
s justice : hut the line :of conduct of
Memo. Caron and Ouimet appears to s. in
another some. to have been ane atonal set
of courage, which circumstances made asoes-
Telt Ting I. TI'R'.I\.;.
Montreal correspondence of The Toronto
Week One the,( is very noticeable on the
"street and that is that here, as else-
where,
lwwhere, the advent of the Liberals to power
within the next twelve mouths is regarded
s • likely contingency. The oonfidence et
victory so noticeable before the el.cteoas of
1887 and 1891 is wanting,
1..1 .: ov THa. vt0.11Tt'TION .410RT0RagV-
RmNrnrr.
Tomato News . Cos.tititio.•I practice
1110 permit Clarke Wella.s to held as te
his Controllership while differing with the
Government is regard to the greatest rime -
ties .ow before the palate is federal affairs,
bat self respect should have forced the Con_
troller to let go the moment that diffru.m
became mote.
ALIVE TO THEIR DANGER.
■ I.wp0N People /snag Itirriihrleo with
regard to • trasNW M.esvery.
Mieesarel.ti, Jaly 22. There h.s beim
an samosa! .ember of deaths front heart 44 -
m • is thin maty drier the lest dew meatM
..d in nes.y awes the 'letter were maven
miens of beteg sufferers from the dread ena-
pktint. Petemortwle have skews u ser cal
inseams= thee the trouble was Crossly
tmssea4.4 dimmed dimmed snmdities def the kid-
n eys, ..d people hay heroine alive to the
&neer. A .ober of enquiries have Men
1sal/eted with regard te the hese methods d
sero sod the new (llu.dim apedfle remedy
knew es Dedd's Kidney PRI. has some b1
for a pest skie a enmities owing te Ib.
ausabe se calms While Innboas thluagb this ap may.
!b Riga= Rand Mob Ira boo m
bmitksw la ea sambas with Ib. MI IPd
COMING ANO GOING
Jabs P1•ri• is taking • weld's holiday a
Detroit.
Rad Freer bas reMoad fwm hie visit te
Dagen
Mrs. D. Me(.5(mek VAIMS rsl0Mvas
1. Whitlow
Mrs C. Forte. of Torun=, VW in Gede-
rid Meaday.
Mas rename, el Chimes. waste Goderteh
an Wed.md•y.
Mies Demigb left tows Wednesday e. •
visit to Detroit.
James Reid was vimtiag in Beyeele ea
Tuesday evening.
Mea Asada. C.mpbvll, of Seeloth, was ia
town for 8.sd.y.
H. B. 4NhwoU, of Toronto. arrived le
0edertob Mesd•y.
Mies Loss Cdespbell,of Weemdold.is non
tag triode in tows.
Mrs. Miller sad doe hoer are ei.iti.( Mr.
•ad lin. Jas. Yetea
A. M, Kay, Deputy 1'. M. of Strwtterd,
spent Sunday i. there.
B. L Diok.ases, of Wugham, was L
Godwick ea Saturday.
allies Mw Men left tows on Sunday es
visit relatives in Detroit.
Fred Pries renewed oe Tuesday Irem a
few days visit to B.gale.
Albert Cox returned to kis home, Salt
St. Maria, ea Wedneed•y.
W. F. Disksoa, of Symons*, nen bis 10-
.1.1 bait to the old hoot..
W. Rotten left on Saturday on • Weird,
114,4- iJehastoe's Harbor.
J. R. Davis rstureed Wednesday Iron a
visit to relatives in *410.1011.
Geo. Whitely, d Ss•lorth, was in God. -
nob no Wednesday atteraeos.
MR Julian W.H. of (.'Batas, is visiting
Mrs. C. Blaoksten., West et.
T. Chilton, of New York, is again Net-
isg at the Americas Co.eal•M.
Mies Liman Thompos bet returned /tram
• visit to relatives u L.oknew.
Mies Bra Adenine has retarded frees •
visit to Kingston and Belleville.
R. Teempns. ot Leekeow, is viaitiag al
the re.id.mss of hie mole Robert.
Mr. ..d Mr.. W. A. Johnston, of Lee-
dom, arrived u town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed and two children, of
Detroit, were is Goderiob Monday.
Mr. mod Mrs. D. M.Laod, of !:raves•
burst, sumo u Goderioh ea Friday.
Mrs. W.toen is visiting her children, lis
R. Watson and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Mimes iesi• Campbell •ad Mem White-
head were in Clinton on W.dned.y.
Jne. Great, of Detroit, is spendis. • few
days is Goderid visiting old friends.
Mrs. Chs. Green. of Windsor. is visiting
at the redd..o. of Robert Black tows.
Mies Lillie Asdr ws. d Clinton, is visit-
ing
isitins at the resident* of John Storey, tows.
Rev. Come Young a.d daulbtar left on
Friday shorans on the return to Simco..
P. R. Jarvis and two grwsd.ou., of Strat-
ford, took in the lake blesses over Su.dsy.
Mn. John J. Fraser and three obildren, d
Detroit, are visiting &1 Peter MoF.rl.ne's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilms, of Detroit.
are the guests of Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Camp-
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. smith, of ladies -
.polis, lad., arrived in Goderioh en Satur-
day.
Miss L Driver, who has been home on a
visit, returned to Windsor nes Sunday by
boat.
The town treasurer returned on Saturday
from his two weds' trip to the North
West.
Miss and Mim Emma Hyslop are visiting
their numerous friends in the town of their
birth.
Fred .1. Netted, o/ the Bank of Moetre•1,
Chatham, is visiting relatives in town ted
township.
Bert Ross left on Sunday ,on • two weeks'
holiday to Sarnia, Windsor and other phots
no the river.
1. H. Webster and three children, of
Ow..00, Meeh., .re visiting the gentleman's
brother, W. H.
Miss Maud Doherty, of Clinton, arrived
from Ibteen on Saturday on a vett so the
Mimes Campbell.
Mies Ro reside, who had been vieitiog
Mies Dave, left for Mr home is Philadel-
phia oo Saturday.
Mr. Brown, of Galt, formerly of the O;ede-
rich Soap Factory is visiting for • few
weeks with friends i. town,
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Wilson, of Se•fortb,
were the guests of Postmaster and Mrs.
Campbell the past few days.
MK Hard who had bash visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie/ion Reid. re-
turned to Detroit on Sunda).
Mr. and Mr ..john Gilders,who had been
attending the funeral of their mother, have
returned to their home in Ohio.
.I. .1. Simpson, of Whit shuroh, who
wrote on the .*sIor leaving and junior
metria. papers, loft for home oo Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Rnettcher..ad her daughter
Min May Noble, of Detroit, Mich., era the
guests of Mr. and Mn. George Bates of
town.
Mies l'roudfoot hee obtained her degree
as s duly qualified nurse from Grace Hospi-
tal, Now York, ..d is now in tow. en •
holiday visit.
Mn. John W. V..•tter ted Mimes M.
Skelton ani M. Baxter left per steamer es
Weds/ed•y on • .itis to Part Herron, De-
troit and other places.
Mr. and Mn. (;ser R. lobwten sad child
ren, of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived in Godo.
rich on S•turd•v. Oar old townsman eve•
dontly dies aot torge% der hirtbpdaee-
(Tinton ti .w.- I10oord : Miss Mousey, of
Godwin, was saltier on friends here lest
Meador. She was on her way te ?ornberry,
oe • visit to the family ef deputy -reeve
Cruickshank.
Mts. P. R. Wallace, of Threat., ..d
formerly of Godoich, who has bow visiting
hen for semm time, left W eds.sd.y er •
rims to her daughter Mn, .1. R. Newton, of
Maysville, Wieb.
Mies Osehef Qamiltos,renenUy • teat.c
in the (.1entral, and • brother, are on two
wank. Yids te ( loderich. They an guests
at the residues* of Mr. ant Mrs. A. P. Me -
Lean. Hors. Rend.
Raw. J. A, sad Mrs. Moderns aid de
then, l.h by heed WedOhnd y for Kummer
dins. A may el . few weeks will be Made
at the Iry=end geatnasen's old been, • few
miles Ansa* tress that sewn.
Mn. W. R. Kon sed her am Leslie, n-
amed baa. le Rre oak after • pleasant
.wt ee (ioi5(bb. They were •asemp.-W
StSatYWrd .Mod Miss Dishes ef
o.dertob.
Owe1M Margery, tlatri.y : M... J. C,
M.Ldga., A C.,(as/..el Abraham Wsies-
e been waling an *need
.i Mr ) i Daher , ieft cis aus.i,
M Mlkeb.a wow elm will spend • low
dpi ao ale n memdP IL,
PREPARING A DEFENCE
Holmes' Counnal Visits Toron-
to for That Purposes
A WARRANT I==NED AT CRICACO
N...dve toyer Tares Ter/ new amid Mr
Gear le Taw Clq • Waresat lowed
.. t1►4rgo ('des idles Somas With
Ire ■.rd., or Er lar a.d
Iles► tlotam•.
Tua,.T0. Jeir H.
Already the lawyers cotueeted with t►.•
defence of 11. H. Holmes have been ar-
tier in iuveatigatias the Toronto red of
the tear aFaitst their client. E. Cooper
Nbapley, a prominent criminal lawyer'ul
Philadelphia, and an ex -judge et the
State of Peunsylvania, le one of those ea -
D onated in the defence of lbs alleged tour -
drier. 0n Friday he arrived in the city
and registered at the Iloomiu Home. Ou
Saturday be visited the house at 18
8t. t',uceutetreet, and made a thorough
examluatiou of the premiss. He ale,
had a leugt►y interview with Mr.11.yv.s,
for old ge.tlemao who will be the chid
witness against Holmes, .beuld be be
tried in Toronto for the murder of for
PIteerl children. Shapley went into every
detail of the old g?utlrman'e story.
Judge Shapley remained in the city
until Monday. when he returned to Phila-
delphia. Before Ie&viug hr ezpr..rd the
°piston that Holmes would be tried iu
Philadelphia kir the murder of A F.
Petrarl. and Only brought to Tor.,utu in
the event of hie acquittal ou that charge.
Aba.desed tree %mere 1. *chaise
D•tert. Mich.. July MI. -Detective
Geyer of Philadelphia gave up the a.•aieh
torr the miming boy. Howard Pitrwl, in
Detroit thio altenawo, and left i0 re-
e potnsr to telegrams nteirrd about
tom calling him to lndiauaµdis. where.
it is said. tensile de•elopmente have
brru made in the cane. He says . "There
is one thing a•rtain ; it Howard Pite-
sel ever cater to Detroit be waa destroy-
ed in the furuaee at the Forest -avenue
boenr, and the indestructible mistime
of his clothing were carried away by
Holmes."
Milt 51.7.4.1.4 for IM Madre
Chicago, July 221. -Four laborers dug
all day in the cellar a( the hose for-
merly occupied by H. H. Holmes at tilled
and Wallace -streets and found little en-
couragement for their teak The building
is sow dosed to everybody. Not a clue
has yet been diesovered which is coo -
c drive.
Arthur Manion of 413 State -street took
out a warrant this a.teruoou for the
arrest of Homes kir murder. .Manioc
bay. des believes his aunt, lire. Julia (bo-
ner, was murdered by Boise. between
Aug. 1 and Nov. 1, 1892.
Eighteen 'ochre beneath the •irrven
surface forming the d.x,r of the hawe-
ment to the Holmes bu 1 ng In a
wood, was dleouvered last evening a
bloodstained undergarment. supposed
to have belonged to Minnie W,litsm•
before her dilepp':inn, Detect Ie •a
Norte:, and Fitzpatrick from the start
have believed that the search of the
Englewood basement would b. ort forth
startling developments..
Last evening, when the workmen !tet
the building. the detectives remained
and began digging In a corner, w hick
had not barn touched. After digging
some time a piece of amine] muslin
cloth. evidently half of a suit of un-
derwear. made for a woman, was
found. It was taken to Inspector Fitz-
patrick, who made a careful ex.mina-
tinn, and repressed time 'pinion that
the Maine were those of blood.
A phyel-lan made an examination of
the garment, and pronounced th • . tains
those of blood.
A woman who had leen waehing f••r
Minnie Williams said the ml+r11 r w- -
man wore nnderelothing like that
found by the officers.
Pit,get traveled under three different
names while be was with Holmes.. Thew
were B. F. Perk, B. T. Lyman and
Robert Jones. Hearne. assumed the
names rel iliram S. ('t.mpbel' and H. H.
Howard. With thew interchangeable
mimeo the two worked their varies
schemes to perfection. For instat.ee,
when comatreetiug hie cattle Holmes
would boy ma0y of the supplie. for 11.
8. Cern [Awl repremmtiryt that he
(Holm.sl was only the agent for Camp-
bell. lu tbie nay be purthaaed heavily
of E. G. Curtis. 616 Cuatmbrr of Com-
ment building. in due c..uree of
time, When the bill bream. piyable.
Holmen turned over to Curtis the fol-
lowing note
Chie.*gn July M. 1491
FMrr montbl after hate 1 promise to
pay (e air order of 14. H. liaise,, three
Modred and seventy-eight dollars end
eight rend., pslyable at 701 Sixty-third•
stmt. Valor reeoived, with interest •t
7 per cent. (Signed.) H. 8. CAMPR/LL.
This note wee not indorsed over by
Hoboes to Mr. Curtis, bet delivered to
him. N'vetaber 9 Mr. Curtin retuned
It. Holmes rover toed it again. The
bpm
of the note is in the handwriting
d lslia Conner and is in green ink. The
elevator. w in blast ink. in a stomata's
band. di'ree rd. On paper d this
character Holmes raised considerable
money.
Pat Quinlan's wife is delig'hte.I that
her ►uabeed men red 4.0,.. ,c an i■-
garepee rietim n1 Haines. While Pat
was in hie etnreloy he rei snaale.l I.i.w fe
tar dot an modest nrenrnoeo prdiry.
He did so and kept it for fire month,,
whoa be craned to pay the ,nano'.a
diad it lapsed. attn. Quinlan believes
now that if hew ►unbend had kept the
poliey up la oho time Holme. would
ban caused a.mathing fatal to happen
tri him and radii then have reheated her
ant d the rotary.
Mn. Pitesrl's story of how Hol mea h•p-
oetised her baa Ivewive.l angular eon
lbsatim throng% Detective Crawford of
PhibidelpWa. if. It the n(fjrer who ar-
rested Holmes is Battn for the murder
el Pltewl and trent inn to PMlade Iph,a.
it the party at the tiro was the yew.
Haward-Jiotrss el Franklin. ind.. and
Demtie Pared.
Bohner *14 to Crawford whisk th
wen en s they totes
The drteesive
imbed what lar.
"Se that I nest mime. I will give
yen ib00 iI tone will let me do it -I
ka/w bow to I leaned how
Irma • pale se whom i met la the
inset. It win to meth your wee to
let me try it"
(wind redem& but Helms, rwmrw.
ed the eller severed brass halos rents-
ies Philadelphia mad ~et te Pledge
the word el his mels and methe that
Ile money abused be gaud te 4.mdm4
Y be be him f4. that ,etre
Tao last due& it seems liken
get s Jrlg..11 blblf>• elle latter', Nib tbp
www teras Ulm est ewe lie lkegd
flan mrwer7- ntera appealed tare. en
Owteher 1. 1118. and. seder W sans
el Rebore Joe. attempted to pees A
airqm lie 410.000. hat the huger shares -
tor el the eigt &tan wee discovered and
Jesse er Piteeel thrown tato jail. Bs
thea ssslemse that kis oar wsa Ptt.a &
that be was in the employ el H. 14.
4110. sed H. 8. 010,1011 la .Rytbiral
prrecume t mid by names in his Wei-
Rws), and that the cheque bad rums te
him throng4. Nom. lidmr1 was seat
for sad 1101 toTerre Hash. 11. rlae0-
ed that the charm had some to him
thrvagb moss Miekigait siemens will
whom he tad lumber desks cal that id
Y was a forgery he would quickly have
it etrait:4bard test. tie au imposed es
the &laborites that they reheard Piteesl
u nder email bail. eke bund Ming meered
by Hoie se. The two immediately left
the city awl Trrrs Haute later limed
out that the band wee s Mom as the
cheque. N.. 011.1.4 t was made to briegg'
for noes back. as on trace el them eutid
be feed.
will E. Toted In a'sa.da
Philadelphia. July t1. -To -day's de-
velopments indicate that Hulmer win
not be turned over to t4., t'hicago au-
thorities on the charges of killing site
Williams and Conner women. but the
case. as viewed from its present a- vee.
la now safe In the hands of the legal
authorities i, (heels. and a is
fair to presume that his conv'.-ll.-0
there can be secured.
Lawyer Thomas Fahey, who repre-
sents the interests of Mrs. Pltezel In
this efty, to -day received a letter frons
the father of his client, who In among
language states that there are others
in coutwetion with the mysterious. raw
who should be arrested. He stated
that he thought all the conspirators
were not yet known.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Cash paid tor /mum and eggs et H. E
Snell t Co.'s eel
B•bb's bathe., establishment was In tall
swing es Tuesday.
There was early communion at St.
George's on Sunday.
Gundry dipped two splendid hunters to
New York yestord..
Geo. Green sold • uretiy horse to Prof.
Greenside, of Magyars, for /100.
Fires were started in many bpusss ester
da. an incident never before knowo um the
22 -ad of July.
The water and light committee of the
town council did not meet Tuesday r e cht,for
want of • quorum.
The dendlook in the hors business seems
to have passed bv, tor • carload of horse
were shipped Tused•y
Jamison Reid des oompleted the stone
work of the foundation and cell .r for
Howells new bow oa South-st.
The tog whistle ws blowing all Sunday
•ftersoea, the meas thereof bang the smoke
from the Miehigaa sad other bed tins.
Newly thirty guests arrived at the Pout
Farm es Saturday, sod • verge somber d
n ames was added to the Park Hous list.
Jew Sa1kead sold • hone last week to
PreL Gren.dd., of Niagara, for /125. The
animal was four vers old, and the progeny
of Zanier.
It Is understood that the Masons sod the
T.mylare 01 Temperance •re each trnng to
range for • boat for an 01enreiou to Sarnia
asil Port Huron.
it ie rumored that Sunda) fishing up the
Maitland has commenced amain. As them
is no question as to the practice house *I-
ias.l,outside of the violation of the Lord's
Day,
A gentleman, on St. ()avid s street had •
visit from • member of the Bovine Aseseia-
tien on Stator's, might. The vont was
not only unexpected, but most uofn.adly,
as his best vegetables are gone.
Two hosts in the barba vseterdy were
running tor the dock, to get first Toad for
fishing purposes, when the) collided. No
damage, however, occurred from what, cue
of the crew said, was only • kw.
Sarnia Daily Post : The new steamer
John. J. Long, Wilh•m Chapman, lollin,-
wood, Out., aster, will hereafter call at
Oodericb, Knowrdn. and Southampton
going up every Weda,oday 'venire.
There woo • special meeting of St.
George -a Guild on Tossdav evening to settle
matters In co.neetioe with the meat flan•
den party. Hearty •otos of Unmake were
passed to the many ki.dly onotribetions on
tete 00001ion, and to Mrs ft. R. Smith for
the ass of her pretty lawn.
When you go to Brantford on Thursday
%on will want some article for your toilet.
fat Fair hae jot received • fresh stock of
limey hair pins, side combs, curling toap,
shin cups, maga, beach pails and spades,
which it is selling .t clan omit prices See
.d. 00 page four, and rive them a all.
A. .1. Knowles, the popular general
travelling agent of the Goold Bicycle Co.,
of Brantford, is in tows sad will be pleased
to call upon an, intending 4.40 .4e parches
era, and explain to them the superiority of
the Brantford wheel. He may be sees by
*squiring at G. W. Thomson'. I?mpnrium.
The c000srt in Victoria hall. Wednesday
evening promises to be the musical event of
the Genoa. Monsieur ('barba Ina Simple,
the creat violosoelllei, Mr. Than. Martie,
the celebrated pianist, .m4 Mr. .1. W. G.
Andras, the versatile reader and metier will
take part. Tickets on sale at Porters book-
store.
SRUCEFIEL D.
Tasvu,y, July 9.
S. J. Pollack is at present modified to hr
bow by ibises..
W. Simpson met with • very paimfill as
indent on Thursday last. While loading •
wagon with onrdwood, be slipped, and •
stick fell en lois finger, breaking and mese
hag it.
A large number from here intend 1•kiag
in the Roel 'Despises' laws social in Vara.
oe Tbu14•y evening. Aug. 1st. A geed
time is exposited.
The obmp .:wrens 1. innrrt. Aug 21st
to 4th, premises to be patresized by • reed
ly number teem file verify.
0. Quietist is .t present worlds( with J.
H0.
W. F.ffgdooa is visiting in (Bann.
R1.evle : Win Gey bte wbsg haMilerhere -
eon Thursday y of WI wtleek iia ON Ossein►
8.045(44.: Fed. (ler8.,... d Abmsder
Ceram., el this Nwa,hm gam te Mende*
North Dakota, when his elem. Mn. Week
Reiman . Harry Broaden and Mia
Drying were sited in sm.4iy. en Wed-
n esday 0t the renis--- of The Rrydpm.,
father d to bride.
Remain : Omeml se Lasele 404 was tie
owner el • Jaren mat three menthe old that
he add he a gentlemen in 4en*er1 f5( fid,
and le be bearded i5(.b. TM a.M um
ike1d el sem seed by the h.4ainer§ at
Mr. [.iii . end 'Waal end mama -
breed amber' ead, abeam 4 leek male. ilurr
deal& The =limed IS -dIjl
la Os ire
A WINTER IN PARIS.
Met. (Q T. FULFORIY/ RETURN FRO*
TIER WURLD'8 OAYIDNT PITY.
• UMW= lis Iafllgaalrise tlrTsavlsw w ITO
11,111-.0!!■ rrarawnt* mitt IsruamA-
T1or ter 41/M1 11. SALDL.
Free the Reserdeg. Breekvli4, Qat
Mr. G. T. raided, who is eadereleid to
have boos den.g beg things le Paris oaring
the pass Wats, a.d Spring, istredning
Dr. William' Pak PUIe. bas sashed lims
with hs tmdly, mad an the eyelike el be
arrival was 'stet -viewed by • Renner re_
plater, a.d asked to give an .ao0aat el hat.
soil.
**Well,- he said, is reply to • gwttos os
the Matas of she Pink 11111 beam. i.
Fame,: •'(N corn it Ira't •lyaesbar s
easy matter to mitosis's • nate ./pen
into • etreage market. bat I dem%think we
ass '..plats of the peeper made, and it le
gmtifyisa to report des same, at Last, of
the Peru doctors are open M resew& a
w idow of wbch the Misname amts on
be dvmomiarted to them. Ons of the beet
et theta -et Versailles, tb. Parr suburb
were the Kmprrll rad to keep their
mors --boa given favorable un,tmoey
A/ogb the prem of quite wonderful sures
Armagh the sea of Pink Pills in ►r prat
ties : sad the Religions, an order et Nu•.
Oke the Sisters of Charity , have •4*, made
as extensive nes of the Pink Pills in then
ehartiable wa k,•nd gives etro•g tesUmoot
ale as to their good limy.
"How do jou find buss..me all round • '
"Pretty aloud. We have sold is the pest
twelve ...o.tha • little ear two milltoa
three busdr•.d sad sixty thawed boxes of
taint P5IM.
• That i• • pro y large seder hes t it •
"11 i• the beat twelve swaths busts...
yet. Look for • nuance at what the bgur..
at.an. If .Il the pills wore turned out into
• beep, and • person set to count teem,
wsekmg tan hours • dta) mad six dey. •
week, the job would take 1 have reckuaed
at 4 y ears, 21 daps. 6 Yours a11d 40 stout..
oouateg at the rate ot 100 • mesa,. Or,
if you west farther maintain. it is soma
where •:.oat two pills a head fee the com-
bined adult popal•tton of Cased*, (:rest
Britain, Ireland, sad the United Sestet 1
den t give thaw figures to glorify the bum -
amok you will a.donta.d, but to enable y ou
to make the !sots mantels to an ordinr)
rm•dr.
"Dues Great Brilais do its share in the
liminess,- asked the reporter.
"Yee, 1 think we have had • record there.
The bead d a 'mediae advertising argosy in
Lemke to whom I showed m res, told
am that no business of the tial had ever
reached the same dimensions in Fsglasd is
as short a time : for though we hay ask)
been work iso u F..gl..d two years, there
are hot two 'indictees there that have as
large • sales Pink fills, and ons of these
is over thirty years olid, while the other hae
been .t work at. lest halt that time,
"How do ou •cooust for the w•) Pink
Pill. have 'lumped cite English market
Ill.
••1 cannot attribute it in re•.ossak bet.
to an, thing but the movies of the pile.
Was every thing lovel), asked the report
r, r were there any crumpled roof-1mves
In the °ouch
" Can't grumble, except in Dns way
There's • certain amount ef substitution to
some renal styes, .cod therm is • mea ism
Manohenir, F.sgl+.d. that 1 had to prese-
nt* on the criminal charge for it. -
. Bat what do the subetitutore do -do
that' duplicate vear formula wader some
other .use'
No, not • bit of it : that is the wort
festers of the fraud. No dealer cm posit b -
1y knew whet is in Pink ihlk ; •d d he
did, be could not prepare thea in smell
quantities to ell at • predt, They aro sot
oommo0 drugs, sad b7 10 mews cheap to
make I suppose I have spent ver to twelve
thousand dollars. since I took over the trade
mark, in to tog if the formula could be ins
proved, and spent • share of it for seting
" What do you mesa b) ' for .Mhug'
" After I acquired the trade mark I sew
that if the thing was to be mads. messes it
was imperative that 1 should have the asst
tonic pill that could be gotten up. Conse-
quently I obtained the advise and episioo of
some of the most noted men in modMimi is
Mentre•1 and New York and expert r
vice of that kind comes high. I made the
changes in my termite suggested by these
medial ethentl.t., ted the favor with whisk
the public has received the 'Indicants, de-
monstrates the tact that it is the most per•
toot blood portlier and serve tome knows.
However. I was Saliba. (0 steel further int
prove the formula, if that could he done,
and have since upset • ,rest deal of motet
with that end is view. ()n going to Los
don, two years aro, to place Fink fills, 1
went tato it •gain, with the best medical
men there, as von knew, tat medical
impart r sot too fnendly to prepnet•ry
meaning ; and least of all to • geed one :
and I don -t blame the donors either. It
ra't goad for their baseness if • teas .•n
get for fifty orate medicine that will des him
more good thus 410 is doctoring. Own -
quaintly adv1es mise high. bat I obtained
the best therm n, net only se this eestinest
but in Lamde. and Paris.
When I carat to Paris Iwo Wiese 1
placed my female sad • supply- of Pink
Pills in the hands ef sae of the most soled
doeten in that eity tor • three menthe
trial i. his ,reties, with a view =petting
s.ggostione for improvement ; at the end
of that time bis mower was "Ls.ve it ohms.
it coact be bettered Yon have • ,rtes*
blood and serve 10dicioe." This ep4.ies
oast me 10,000 fence, hot 1 smolder it
tsasy well spent, as it determines the fact
that the fermata tor Pisk Mk is sow as
priest as medical senesce oma make it And
'mining bask be the question of sub.WmY'.
and Whelan : whoa I have jest Mid yell
will .hew what a pow thing it is for • w
wile g.rt ter • sere for Ptak Pito to 1s0
1crr.thing else be pushed onto him in ph.m
of them -mere =r - ally if it is • were oat
thing like Blend's pi1!..A formula in W
Fiona pbrmsss*ogla that has been • bask
number ter y..n seal • few innkeepers
trod to pent it ea' she et Pink P111
•dvmrtlsisg. Ye. sea oak frees ate that
• sterekeepr who tells anyone that B1 .4'.
pill (width is .et • proprietary at d1, sin
ane eon make it that wane be) kis in say
way • enhatian der Pink Pili e m 11.16,•
1111 and *1vr code to ha tresis..& M 1111
.»Gismo at an. • draggkA se bneuM es
that ertately era's fes be port up s grew*
Meet, and will poises wrens sae airy."
Rev. J.F. (74k5( iagm.s1,b0a beau called
to the pasterns et the Resew Tinsels
avenue llapsist abarnb. Nib -
wish
At 1nnWr. •h1 4.dlmy-Grmless
a el VE, bora fasrpr+sM
thorn men have • /opa1MYen Ib
14 brblg *.o...4* 7m.,. she $ Etat w
F 01410, M wli 14.. se 1 yan '.
wow
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