The Signal, 1895-10-17, Page 44
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other, %nil which can give the other
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GODKRR'H. THURSDAY. OCT. Mi itis.
WES f HURON CONVENTION.
AT the instant.* el the leader of the
Liberal party of Canaria, the Hon.
NVtl.rewn L•uRtRll, a Convention of
the Reformers of Weet Iluron will he
held in Dungannon. on Friday, Oct.
the '5th.
A full delearation ie requested from
every polling sub-livi.ion, and He
formers who are not .delegates will be
accorded the privilege of listening to
addr+o.en frotn M. C. CAMRRON, elt-
111.1'., J.T. GARKow, M.PP.. anti other
proniinent Liberals.
There ought to be an old time Re
form rally on the a-casion.
THEY ARE NOW APOLOGETIC.
PKI)PO• of the deficit cf $4,079,
IHNI for the loot fiscal year, which has
town announced by the Federal I:o'
eninieut, The Toronto Telegram has
the followui_ t, tiny
The deficit is no organist rimiest oke
1'oamrv.tive t:oyernment at Ilttaws. A
deficit may be marred either by ender taxa.
nom or over expenditure. It the differsam
between tyco.n and outlay is due to the
I: meters t*kug tee little from M.
Peoplesot t* its speeding Soo mush, thea
the Grits ought to give pais. rather Mao
blame to tam .tdmioutntion at Ottawa
Well, if we are to take that view of
the cage, what is to be said of the
Coneer.ati,e press anti politicians who
for nearly twenty years hays been
harping upon the sinall deficits that
were the portion of the Lilteral Gov-
ernment when they were in power,
and which in three years aggregated
only about as mach as the Federal deli
.•it for the pant year. And in this
connection it should be remembered
that the revenue .daring Cartwright's
tarsi of office as Finance Mi*ister was
only some 1123,500,000 per annum,
whereas last year under TOSITtt'a
management it went up clomp to $40,-
000,00I).
The Toronto Telegram, or no other
Tory organ, ever rnised voice against
the attacks that were rustle upon Sir
RICHARD CARTWRIRHT, and even en-
deavored to dull him " the knight of
deficit.," but now the tuns' is change.I,
and apologies for the;mianing behind
by Hon (Ileo. F:. Tooryte'n mismanage
went of the treasury department is in
order.
"ARCADES AMBO BLACKGUARDS
BOTH."
`y E have received from a New Or
leans firm a chart giving rlinwnsione,
etc., of tbat precious pair of pugilistic
blackguards, .JIM CORBETT and Bob
Fitzsimmonns ofg, A betting settle ix also
on the chart, and blanks are encloned
for the benefit of those who .desire to
" invest."
THa M1o1AL ham no nee for Profits
.or CoRBETT or Scientist FITZslMMoNS,
and believes this earth would not Ins.
it. balance if Roth of the scamps were
doing time in th. earns prison They
cask' he of greater use to the country
they life in if they were engaged is
th. .raft! o.eapation of bnmking
stows in seam jail yard than in trying
be disarm which to.gh can stand the
Mott /...filing et tbe haste of the
IHna• 1, u
*1,.., u.. 4,1,xn•.•d
pre-
hlt.itionist ever asks Sir Mara.
Rowlett, the 11oa. l;w. E. TooTas, or
the Hon. JoHs Oo.*Ttt;A! to state bis
t ire." on the prohibition question.
COMING AND GOING
M,..
Watson, South et , is visiting u IN -
tree.
Mrs. Nuwb.r is at present visiting her
eon, lir. A M. Humber, 511*11 i oto., 1►e
'reit.
Mr and Mrs. Shepherd aro clamor their
daughter, Mrs. Warren Thomsen, of Sea-
forth.
Ma. 1 t' Greig, of Seef.rtb, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mr. Wm. Acheson, hen
last week.
Miss Ella Deamns, who was visiting is
town, returned to her home, Wingham,Sst-
urdoy last.
Moss Ellwood sod Mir Marion Shepherd
hove gone Le Toronto to complete their
college pours*.
Hugh Dunlop, Westar., has returned
from a week. trip to Clammy and other
Western poets.
itaicta R.DCtman and family ►ave n-
turwed !rem Birth and have taken ■p rest
,Immo in tewa 0401*.
Mn. Joseph Wal..s of the Henn Road,
is visiting at the residesoe of heir ono is law
W n \Wer, Brampton.
Mi.. M. Wilms, of Stratford, @peat ..v
oral days in town last week, the guest of
Mrs. .Ino. \-.natter.
Ed. It itte. or Slake, formerly of town.
is resevering from an attack of fever in the
Naval H..pical, Rrooklya
Wngham Tames • Iles faults and John
Johuton, of Goiter -10h. were is town on
To..day and gave the Timms eall
W• regret u learn that Mrs. Kedah., e
former reopened readout of this tows, is
under the decors caro to Cleveland.
Seaforth Expositor Mise Jessie Moir, of
Heoenll, has been i. (.odonoh for the past
week or so; the guest of Mrs. (:ib..n and
her daughter, Mies Lou Gibson.
HARBuR NOTES-
Tbm Fail t n sad Sea King towed the
Sophie out os Thursday.
TM Cambria was in on !timidity night and
took os ..me honmh.,ld goods.
Th. fiabing tags did not lift last week on
account of the rough weather.
The two Rayfield boats managed to leave
port am Wednesday after a week s'isms-
Lion.
The steamer Lok. Michigan lett on Sat
urdat after loading 300 barrels of emit for
lake Superior.
it is mid that ea account of abs low wa-
ter at the W.11ead 'anal badly any storm
grata will p to Kingston this year.
The ere rats trona the head of Lake Sup-
erior to Buffalo bac alvan..d to:1.75;while
that to Escanaba has roadies' 11.25
Rehr. Sophie left es Thursday to lead
lumber for N. Ihm.ot. Mho took up sema
salt. d,' is her custom she left port during
a blow.
Mor. Lake Micht,sa arrived ,e port on
Friday from Fort William with 17,000 bus.
of wheat TM freight was 11, coats per
bushel.
1'p to tbe 7th of Oetobor, or 24 working
dare i. *11, 569 .emit hail passel through
she Ca.,•4`a- •ileal at the lo.. The amount
o' the ',nn. was 455,887.
t t.t T-.',r..t . whoa etorsinv for the lab
in, _ ..auu., the Sea King had her d..k
swept by • wase whish tweaked her "Pompom
and several other artiste, overboard.
DUNLOP.
Tri- o•e, Oct. 15.
Mn Wm. Gluier enjoyed a plasmal
trait m 1;.derioh this week.
M tea N n• and Flerenoe 1:r*ham, of Shop.
pardton, were the guests of Mrs. Allen this
week.
Mn. IDr i Clark anti daughter, of Gods.
rah, rso.stly returned from * •telt of nix
weeks to Maine is Detroit sad Windsor,
and visited bow tbie weak.
LEEBUPN.
T.ttu•y, (ht. 15
Mn Chu Maeinto.b, of Mullett, with a
ma and daughter, was mortis* her brother,
Joseph Healey. for ..me days (met weak.
Cor ki Nem Rev. Mr. Kay, of
iheart, *reached an impressive somas es
Smiley from Matt. xxvii 36 and will again
o+mdsot esryiosen Sunday at 11 A r. The
Presbyter♦ of Heron have • spatial emoting
at (listen to discuss the reason tall to the
Rev Mr. H*maltoa m Toeday .f this
week The C.11.4 , in future, will hold their
rasa op at 7 i •look iwatesd of 7.30 es San
day ermine. .
POPLAR ROW
Wednesday Oat lath.
Mr. T. McMillan, ere of the M.P., most
• plums..{ evesiwgl!witb T. Campbell hese
week.
"JscL Frost hes made his appears.ss is
this vi.istty, but the saerrotio farmers of
Poplar Row aro'rsdv for him.
Mn. W. Asbmo., Mn. Batas. ani Mn.
Pmenore• of Gedensh, *Past Mobile t of this
weak with Mrs T Mallows
W• are sorry to hear that John Morris is
net at all well at preset Ws, with hie
noisy frie.d•. wish him a speedy recovery
T1. carmen' wises sad daughters of this
plane hays bore distingus.hieg thsmaslyes
s' tam labs fall fan, Mrs H. Morris
tads' 2nd for bother at D).mras.n.. Mn.
T. Mellows sums for table bettor sad let for
tomatoes Tbe latter lady mak drat for
bread and maple syrup in (;odsrioh. Miss
Ansa arm.* moesed.d is skim; See..d
for 10dy Anwar is Goderieh, set hot is
Dammam We intend te Pooh our hearty
eongnt • I*tiess.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties realm theOr tale hills primted at
We altos will hare • trot sale. .•sans.
Is this Ilet e* to the time M salsa
a•reanaT, 'that iQM At a..tio. rooms.
Hwmilte.•st, 4;edrie1. at 1 &sleek r. 10 a
la .,
h arms, •ar, 10msi
(••, hare, wives, I.
sitars, abs, That. Orally, aseteswssy.
Tim President ..d Ousel
M
■ ays at tet Wabash Rwj
wilMae 1wst se-
=Owners' M4wagse r aha
'beak Railway, a1 • yearly g!`ry M
OK •
DUNG4NNON FALL FAIR.
Sad Weather but • Good Show
• some eatable so Marty liver1 ' Depart
mess ,bore were Lies unarms
TM stamens t.ararltte. nark
117 Parry Sas Thele riedgm.
• a previously arranged by the man
.gemieot, the Yell Exbibitieo was held
ben os Thurday and Friday of last week,
the weather oo noth dots was wnwwhat
■ n(averabls, mpsatall• os Fnd.y whoa
prevented about live bemired or more per-
f use Ming presser Considering the t.
olemeeey of the weather there was a fair
attesdanee sad the Mew augured to he the
malt euceemful of any former owe held
hen, •strtae bang upwards of 1,100,
!hock good, implemouts fur ; roots and
..getahlee extra, ..psctells potatoes. malty
of which woad 3 pounds ; dairy products
fair ; arts, oil patntier•, sad water colors
••r, goof ; train o1 all kinds •soell..t :
1..hsm department, good : fruit light, but
that which wee exhibited was of Rood .tnal-
ity.
In o sesgoseos of the u.faysraMe
weather no Friday there was quite • middle,
le,
who me,i• entries who did not exhibit. Oa
the whole the *misty, may congratulate at
volt on hayingdose ss Creatorswell. The Creators
and otliesrs eserve great credos for their
. Corte ,n having • good show, awl will sot-
withotand,ag the partial tailor*, award the
prism, se arranged, to the successful 'sham
tore, is every class and depart/nowt. Th.
Lucksow band entertained those present
with chains and *elect music in good style
1'he merry go naiad was • great atsrwosio..
and was well patronized.
THE: PRIZE LI9T.
Hots. <imvv brought Stood more
with teal by bar sale, 2nd, Jas. Foster ; two•
year-old fill,, Hugh Chisholm ; two-year
old-g.ldtwg, R. Kilpatrick ; year .Id Reid
las, Harbor Brea.: foal of 1895. Jas. For-
goer ; team 1. harmer, W. F. Vous', Jae
Forster.
Agrio.ltural--Brood mare with foal by
her side, H. Chisholm : twit year-old geld
tag, Rarber Arm ; year old Illy, 11. ('his -
helm : rear 014 giddied. Taylor Brea., R
Kup.tnok : foal .f 1895, H. Chisholm,
Rather Bros,: team in harems, H. Chisholm,
Jos. Salkeld.
General Purpose- Bawd mare with foal
by her side, Barber Brea., S. Biss.tt ; two.
rear -old illy, S. Bi.mtt ; year old illy,
'Taylor Bros., Paul Reid : teal of 1896. Tay
for Bros.. S Brasil ; ham in hors..., not
to awned 1.200 lbs., R. Roods,
Nein.
Road and Cerriag. - Brood man with
foal by Mr side, 8. Riven : two roar -old
ill,, }t, k E. Aodorsoo, Jobs Model ; year
old illy, Jas. Medi.. Rarber Kron • eagle
horse in harass*, R J. ('•amsroo, R. Mc -
Leas : span ssatchod horses to horses., Ir.
Whitely, K. Sturdy : foal of 1895, V. Gir•
vu. S. Ktrott.
Exhibition of Spool Farmer's trot or
pace. D. Bogie. Jas. McClsaky ; mare or
g elding, style, speed .ad general excoriates
considered, Jas. M.Msaw ' No. 2, trot or
poor apes tea all, style. ipso' and misers'
exsslle c. oenstdered, 1:m B. Roe, Wise -
Imam. R McLean, Goderich. C. Allen,
Walkerto.: No 3, lady driver, merle, A.
(:roma, M. Woods : saddle horse, mars or
,eNt.g, speed and style considered, R
Sturdy, Paul $.n.ltzer.
l'aTT1.,- Thoroughbred -Mach sow, bay-
ing rattled or with calf in 1895, 1.s. Tabb, l
and 2 : two -roar -old hatter, R. t K. Ander-
ma, R. Kileatrick ; roar old heifer, R Kil-
patrick : boiler calf if 1895. R. & K. Asada.
row, K Kilpatrick : bull ealf of 1895, R &E.
Asder,os, 1 and 2 : stud ball, 2 years or
',whir, H. tarrin, R. Kilpatrick.
-ads -Milli oow having raised *r with
salt .a 149.5, R. Medd, s & E Andersen
two roar old hotter, K Medd, Wm. Mal
lough roar old heifer Jos A. Mo*loogb,
Wm. M Mallows\ : steer calf of 1895, Jos.
A Msllmt,h, ft & F: Anderson : heifer
heifer calf of 1896. R. Medd : fat ox or
Meer, H. Carvin . W. E. i).nia : tat mw
or Mater, W.'F. Danis; 1 and 2 year old
steer, •1.. A. Motional' 1st & 2nd : year *14
suer, H.Gir.in, R. Medd.
SHwr.-Lorimar" Aged ram, 0 Gaunt
k Sow , 1 and 2; shsarlieg ram, R. Gaunt &
Son, 1 sod 2 : pair aged ewes haying ramed
Iambs in 1895, F. Gaunt and Bion, Percy
Stewart : pair .h•arltag ewes, (;. Gaunt k
Sen, Pace Stewart ; pair owe lambs K.
(:east • Son, G. Hurry : ram lamb F
(:*asst & Soo, (leo. RarY.
SHM.i•tt11aRD+twoe -Pair .ted ewes
having raised lambs is 1895, Glenn Kra*.
Jae Yalk.ld : pair shcarling ;ewes Glenn
Bros ; osir ewe lambs, 1;Ieau Kra : ram
Math. Jas. Solkad, glens Bros.
Oxford DUowns.-Shearlug ram, Jas
Tatar : pair ewes baying raved lambs in
1895, ,tae. Ts1b 1 and 2 ; pair shoaling
ewes, .las. Tubb ; pair ewe Iambs, Jas.
Tonbb, 1 and 2 ; ram lamb, Jae- Tabb 1 .cad
2.
Sontbdown. Shoaling ram, Jas. T*bb 1
and 2 ; pair aged ereos having raised lambs
i. 1895, I :lean Bros., Jos Lam; pair shear -
ling ewes, Glean Bros., Jae. Lass : pair ewe
lambs, Jas. I..oe, Gass Bras : ram think
.1 m. Lome, (:leen Ree..
Plus-Bwkehire-Ag d bear,Joh. Clack ;
caw imam raised pigs in 1895, Jae. A l too ;
boar littered is 1896, H. Edwards, .las. Ai
ton ; sow littered in 1896, H. Edwards, ;...
Ross.
Yorkekira-Sow bavng raised pigs is
1896, R. Kilpasriek.
Cheater *kite. -Aged bear, W W.
Fisher. les. Alto ; mw ki.i.g raissd pigs
is 1896, R. Kilpatrick, H. Edwards : boar
littered is 96. H. Edwards, Jae. Alco ; one
littered in 1896, Jas. Alton, Jae. F.Aw.rels,
Polars.' China-Atrod boar, W. W. Fish-
er ; row haaisg raised pip is 1896. W: W.
Fisher 1 and ! : boar littered 15 1895. W. W.
Fnhor 1 sail 2: sew littered in 1496, W.W.
Fisher 1 mud 2: pea of say breed, W. W.
Fahey, H Edwards.
Peel. ray Light Brahma., J C. Leena,
N Melees : dark Brahma., J. C. hyena ;
ha8 ('Dehio', J. C. Lyons 1 sad 2 ; whits
inghorse, ,1. r Lyose 1 sad 2 ; brawn ing
h orn., R. Mclean 1 and 2 ; Plymouth
Rocks, .1 1'. Loom, Hsgk Carrie ; white
Plymouth Rooke, J. C. 1, one 1 red 7 ;
i orki.p, W. W. Fisher ; Mi.are.s, J. 0.
lamas, W. W. FI.k.r: red asp., J. C.
Lyre., 1 and 2 . p11.. Poland., Am. As -
dram, rhea Them ; black .td white Has.
barge, R Malaga. 1 .sd 2 ; grad sad silver
pesall.d Hsmb.res, R. Mel oaa, J. C.
Lyme ; W y.sdwetoa, J. 0 Lyse. 1 sad 2 ;
mato. R. helms, C. Timm ; p.M tome, J.
C Cyto 1 sod 2 ; Manse., J. C. tyeas,R.
Molests : barnyard fowl, W. W. Faber, R.
4111.400:o('hes. Titans. W F. Timmg
lseke, R Eilpetriek 1 sad 2 : turkeys, A.
Dream" 1 mil 2.
Iretswew7.-Aitigho boggy with up,
John F.rie..s, 1 sal 2 : weed arta farm
wades, Jake Ferl esse ; real .art, James
Ross : esllesties Farm impl.ssoaa, James
R....
Garay White f*11 wb.M, Jae Salkad,
Meseta Farm ; red tall whom, eltss.i
Fawns, Mabee' Brslk.sr ; whose
Jae Aakdd David i reebw. ; CW.rsM, S.
Pore.. J. t .u.ld 1 .lbelf varlet; ret
Mess% : eit-,.ws1 bold. D. iwbo.,. M.
Bestheur ; two-rww•d barley, M. BrstbN.t
bask sats, M. Restos, U. ftresbsllr
whits eats, M. Itrotanar, U. Berate;
an all pees, S. ladle, H. CLrwen ; lees
peas, M. Brahma. D. fkstboar ; uathy
mod, Jos Alto., U. Braless' ; Ilex seri, 8.
Altos, S. Farm; oullsouea of grata Is
straw, S. Vass, F. Roblases.
Vcartrr•else aou Rau» Early rem
pates• 1!. H. Ms('reek.., Thee Hazed
Ma; white el.pbsat potatoes, 8. Fares, A.
I ivan.% : any other variety, It. G. Mo
t;owsa, ,tm. Baths . oabbegs, W H. Ms
('rack*. ; bleed bssto, JD. ealksld, nos.
Hamtltm ; sugar beets, W H McCracken,
Wot Baha r maaeold wartub, Jos Sal
ks1d. W. H. Mcl'reekes : g• Idea tankard
wurtzite, W. H. Mvt'reckm. awed. tar
nape. ledward Durum, H. Edwards ; grey
*was turnips, W. H. M.('rs.kes, A.
Dreamy ; long orates arras, John Salkeld
1) McSI.vm ; whits Heilman carrots, W. H.
MoCreekea, H Morrie ; early born carrots,
H Perera, Jae. (Creea : sk:oo., Jso. Ma1-
k•Id,
W. H. bleitawkea : t auswes, Thus,
'allow., Joie Seibold ; corn, Joh. Sslkei,
t'hes. Tbcm ; p.mpkia, R. H McCrsakon,
B. G. Mctr.wan : winter table womb, W.
11. McCiack's, Chas. Thom :..•oar table
masa, (.'has. Them, H. F.dw.rde : water
ssaeee, W. H. McCracken ; os1.ry, Jas.
AK -R. MoCraskeo : caulitlewer,
Jae. Osewea; citrons, Thee Hamilton,
(Imo Them ; dellsctioo garden vegetables,
W. H. McCracken . peek each, live named
varieties potato.., special, Wm. Biala, S
Farm.
DAIRY Atm Dowtrft.' MA'CFA,TCRL4
Rutter u roll• Or oriole, Mn. T Anderson,
Mrs. K !Smith; tabic butter, Mrs. 1'. And
cr,00. Mrs.T Sall.we; paekcd hurter, Mrs.
T. Hamilton, Mrs. H Morris ; baker's
bread, H Roach; home Stade bread, Miss
S. Maileath, Mrs. T. Anderson; maple'
syrup, K Kilpatrick, Mw T. Nott: mope
sugar, M. Krethour, Jos. Altos; ksms-mads
preserves, ono lar, each varlet., Mrs. T.
Whvard, Malmo! Brahma.
FKCIT AND Floe -WINTER Arvin,
- !Epi.., Jos. A. M*l.ugh. Henry t'erwes ;
Baldwin., Hoon Morris, Hoary ('urwen ;
King of Tompkm a county, Tay ler Rem.. R
t.. McS.owan; Rahstea piano, Hoary l'ur
we., R G. M.(,owan: ('.o•.ta rd, R 1;
Mel:ow*o. M, Brabeur; russets, S. Farm,
S. Altos; Rhode bleed gr..oi.g, Q. Alton,
R. G. Mrl:owan; scant named aeration, H.
C.rwon, S Alto.; four varieties named, H.
Carwea, Mr. 3 Nott. Fall apples 20.1.
pippin.. H ('ureas, J. A Mallough; Cayu-
ga rod ,treat, R. Alcoa, H Morris; Blen-
heim D1ppin,H. Curwe.,S. Faris: pears four
varieties.am..LH. Carwen, S Fares; Mha-
den, R G. McGowan resemme.ded. Grapss
Collection, Miss 1. Yrmngtos. I'rah
appy, M. Rrethmr. Howe pleat. Ma.
T. A.derson, Jas. Curwso. Garden flowers,
Mrs. T. Andersen, Jas. Cnrwen
114"CIA."MRCS Wool cloth, Solana
Nott: wool flannel, S. Alteo, Solana Nett :
union Simnel, M. Bnthoar, Solana Nott:
wool blankets, .los. Altea, Jas. Ro..: beers
blanket., Jos. Alto., Selena Nett; collects..
wbinstwore, A. Sproule; cellwttea bo.es,T.
W. Little.
LADIai UgrarrrENr.--T►thwt, S Nett,
L Symio/too ; onward work, L wmiag•
re's, S. Nott ; embroidery in limo, airs. C
Campbell, 1 Symiogto. ; rmhroidery in
muslin, ala C. Campbell, .i. Nott ; em
br.idery es canoe, 1. Symington, Mrs.Jaa.
Howatt : fos.v brsidug. A. J. Boyd, 1.
Symin,tm ; toilet eat, alis. Buchanan, L.
Symiugto■ ; fancy patch work, L Symms
ten ; mulled milt in wool, 8 Nett, Time.
Hamilton ; patched quilt i. cotton. W. H.
MsCrsekeo, I. Symiogtoa ; mmbroidery in
wanted sr silk. Mn. C Campbell, A. .I
Boyd : unwashed band made linea shirt,
Mn W. McKenzie, Nn. Jas. Howatt ; em-
broidery on bolting cloth, S. Nott, Mrs. C.
Campbell . knitted slippers. S Nott, Mrs.
Knchaoas : faact knitting in wool, Mrs.
l'ampb.11, 1. Ryas'./item : fancy knitting is
cotton, Mn McKeon*, S. Note ; crochet
table mats, L. Symi.,tso, Mrs Campbell
ladies' underwear, Mrs. Campbell ; table
centre piece, S. Nett. MiesSvmisgto. ; us -
washed machine -mods Liam shirt, Miss Ru -
chosen, Tins Hamilton ; bead made wool
les mitts, Mise Hu•bsaan, Thos. Hamilton :
bawd mads woollen gloves, S. Nott, Miss
Buohanw : hand male welled .teokln,s,
Miss Buchanan, airs. McKenzie : hand
made woollen rooks Mrs. McKmais, Molina
Nett ; rata cushion. Selina Nett, Miss Ku
Haman : pillow shams, Selena Nett, Miss
Buchanan : point lase, Miss S.miartos
macrame work, Mas. Svmingtuo, James
Lane : ere•• el work, Selina Nott,
Mn Campbell ; fairy faunal shirt, Th...
Hamilton, Mn. McKeuzi.: crazy patch
work, Selina Nott, Miss Syminir.
ten; seasons work, S•loas Nntt, hiss .ym-
iagto; nit ladies' underwear, Mise B.
chasm, Selena Now darned net, Selena
Nott, Miss Yymisgtoe: darn on mak or
staking, Selma Nott, Thos Hamilton: tar-
sal work, Selena Nott, Mn. Campbell: auh-
ing on aov Ilse or soars metered, Mrs.
Campbell, Mum Symisgtes; waxwork. Mrs.
Campbell. Mw Symington; knitted quilt,
Soleoa Nott, Mrs. Jas Howatt; *reshot
quilt, Miss Sy-mmgtoa, Jas. lass: rag oar
pot, Miss Kuchaas.: rag matt, H. Morris,
Miss ('aeba...; weeks yarn, Than. Hamid
ten, W. H McCracken; Homo*. lam, Miss
Symisgtm, Mrs Jas. Hewett; embroidered
slimmers, Mrs. Campbell, Maw Symington ;
drawing roost sarsoa, Miss Symi.rtoo, Miss
A. J. Boyd: tab's scarf. Sista Nott, Miss
A. J. Boyd; embroidered able cloth, Seli..
Nett, Mn. Campbell; table mata.Mirs Sym
tmgto., Solana Nett; um oozy, Selma Nett,
Mrs Campbell: ribbon work, Selene Nott,
Miss 3 miwgto.: collier •mbroiderc, Selena
Nott, 14. Morro: drawn work, Miss Ba
ohanan: crochet or .et woellsa shawl, Mies
Symington, A. Dreamy: mama oil poist-
sag oe silk or ratio. Mane (.ane, Miss Sym
1.1*..: fire *nese. Mrs. Campbell: fanny
tidy, Selma Nott, Mrs. Campbell; limen
ereehet loos, Mn Campbell ; oaten
crochet lace, Miss Symi••gtea, Mrs. Camp
bell: she.ills emhwd.ry es fat or plush,
%lsma Nott. Mine Myssingto; mast(. drape,
Miss Symi.gto.,Mine K.obaw: fanny tidy,
drawn work, Miss Symington, Mn. Camp
ball; mlleotson lndimo' work, Miss Symms
tea, Miss • .1. Beyd, Yelena Nett.
Free Aare. --Csllsoti . oil pai.ting.,
Tesai. M.Keagb, Miss Looe, twommeaded
201 prim of $2.60 ; ,ellestien water oolors,
Mn. Campbell, Jessie McKenzie ire me-
enend•'. Zed prim, .t $2.50 ; collimation
photographs, H Edwards ; spsetmoa of
pesmasehie by boy or girl seder 15 years,
711os. lament's, J. 1'. i.ydll Miss A. J.
Soya.
canis, Heavy heroes, Mieam& Varlets,
Lsagsile ; light hormiss, D. B. Gana% sad D.
GOMA.: Molle, R. 1. Motea.:
Onslties : poultry sad implements, Jos
Wyse : groan, 4,wycrables end roma, Wm.
Barrows ; Geary sad deswtio .ma.faot.res
Mn C. Washington. J Morrow ; fruit and
Sowers, W. 8'. ma Walton Sisk, (darieb;
maasod •tans, J M. Roberts ; Isaias' work,
Mrs. Meath, L.ek.ew, Mrs. Jos, O'Casser,
1 tttngsaaon : flea arta, Wt. lfakbatr..
R=err : Jassge itis.(. Os, ierN4 est is
the monde mkaNiag R.t.rlev tlbsrsoea last
is gwtksR over • kg sesidontally mopped es
a limb wed wr.rehed his leg is mak a mos -
so, • to bask nam smell bona he lis oak's.
la We prild l e.dlio ha walked bol%, m
dial mss of two wed • loan Wks. it MB be
eras yaw bales+: ha we have ton of His
James Robinson,
Cash Store,
Latest Productions
GRANDLY DISPLAYED
IN
QUALITY. STYLI and DURABIL>.TY.
Every article carrying within itself the convincing proof that to it. pur-
chase you are saving money. Your purse will open quickly when you g
z.
upon the splendid bargains in our new Fall and Winter stock of
STAPLE and FANCI' DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS. FANCY 0000S, IIOTIOIS, ETC.
compare our Winter Jackets in Quality and Prie'e.
Compere our Fur ('ape. in Quality And Price.
Compare of r ('loth ('arra in Quality and Price.
All styli. , a:. good, all uaeful, all low io price.
We would invite you to inspect our Fla. no -lett. Blankets, Union Blanket.,
411 Wool Klanketa, an opportunity that tl .11 1,.• tounteel as a fortunate .... fir
tepee in your life.
(Mme and ter our it.lod4,-they .ill verify our state•utents.
JAMES ROBINSON
s
Corner of ',sitars sad Went /Yeas, t1Meelsb.
ML_oedens..el weleartr$* .. NEWS OF THE WEEK
IAD organ grinder had boos play tag ta.f,.rm
the house of os irascible mild rentl..isu,w ter
furiously and amid will goeticuletion or.
dared him re neve on The halos atol..11y
*t ad hie ground sad ploy ed aro until arr..t-
.d for woman a &rata bonce. Toe
trate oohed him why he did sat leave when
requested.
" Me no u.deraan' mooch Ingle..,' wool
It, reply.
., Well. but you must have m.deeetood by
his motions that he wanted t .0 to go
• 1 teak he conte to data, was t1. re-
lol1oer.
t. ISM was.
F"der l:Sorge rho/Melia was a solorwd
pr sober who exercised hie calling for many
years in Rhode Island He was • ,Hass of
1x..11wt sommoa-•mase and nit little war,
At oe• time sae of kis bearer* compl•aned
that 1. bad bees rather toe personal and
...aro is one of his •ermoss.
"Wben 1 was preaching, ' r..po.ded the I
elder, with • shrewd vlasce trim his sharp
eyes st the remsoetraot., "when I am I
proaehug, 1 try to ,host ngbt as the devil
every tits.: but if anyone get. between me
mid the dow.l, why, of course, brethren, be
will be halite to get bun.- - Youth's Com
penton.
Pass.aper That fellow bock there is
mislay • treat row bemuse he has to stead.
I'ostleetor-Vs. : b's riding on • par '
('htoago Reseed.
The St. Loafs girl wrote "Don't photo
to he tear.-. Her Kamm ('ray heau replied
"1 will he Char ; there s so such word as
phots,"-- toter-Ocea..
1 oleo troops bays captured • stronghold
is AAymin%
Rurglerice aro reports'. In assay parts .f
the Province.
Sir Julien 1'auncofoot spots Saturiay and
Metric, 1n Toronto.
TM *melee Cosines at Kreileu closed
on Saturday after sitting for • Irma.
A women .rreetod the other lay in Sicily
ear•'ee.e•l to pelmets. twenl) 'ore.
eblldren
A uuml,er .f Ilam wear lost in pra,r,e hrr
jt SI•ut-nis ..d • groat quantity of ).r .,per.
4Pesti o)ed.
A Murulmao lawyer wen arr..tod At. oat
eLstinople for pmtsv s lotbsr tree1 les
Liberal Committee to lord Solisbur,.
The coalition of Wes Robins go, of I.oa•
den tewaship, whom Jam Laing attemped
bs mard.r, has amazed somewhat for the
wore..
Ile 6n: •f the nlulag settleme.ta as
Lomas .a Saturday was anstt .dad by my
triable, and bad the effect of strsngtheotog
tie toe .1 lam outside stock market
Hca Mr. Lanrugr's meatisg at Renfrew
was • s.oeem though hold sutler adverse
weetbor conditions. !'..slue the loader,
Attorney I•en•ral i.eagley, John Me11:! as,
M.P, I:eo. A. I►aweoa, M. P., Thoma. her -
ray, .x M.P , ..d .lobs Brady, oho L.beral
osadidat• in South Reafnw, s take.
Richard Fntorbro.k, founder of the Mot
steel pen manufactory to the ('acted Sates,
Presides' of the ke:erbrook I'm Campsay,
died at Casaba. N •1 He came from Eng -
lead sad established his factory is 1850 s a
little frame 'solidi., m the site's( aha pro
eat establishment, whish employs 400
hands.
SOLD BY
Private Tender
and BOUGHT BY
.
B.SMITH
at a rate on the $
42 in. Black Henrietta.......:. ... 254:. worth 3:x.
All wool Slack Henrietta . 35c worth 5(k.
Black satin Valour ............... 45c,
Cardinal, Cream, Navy, Nile, Brown, Bronze, Sky, 42
in. Henrietta for 45c. wor
t
h
60c•
25 continuesTweed weights and effect«, 56 in., '. to 6
yds. in piece, your choice for =3.75
35 ladies' Coats, the very newest, bought especially for
this sale, worth from $5 to 86 each, your choke for $3.50
I 'i Ladies' Capes, worth from /15. rill to $7, your choice for $4.50
All wool Shawls, all colors .. ............... . . 25e. each.
18 pieces Art Tinsel draping, worth front 25c to 3:,c,
your choice for 18c. a yd.
300 yds. heavy, double fold, Dress Serge for 18c. a yd.
Black, Brown, Navy, Myrtle, Bear, rCloth, worth $1.25 95c. a yd.
All wool, fine French Flannels, worth 50c, gale price... 3be. a yd.
I (;ase Tartan Plaid Drees Donde . 221c.
Tamale 224c.. 25c. and '!7 &c. a yd.
SELLING OUT OF GENTS' GOODS.
Refore buying underwear, the price of which there is so much ado about : it
will b• ss well to see the stristly all wool garment., we sell for sen at 47i.-
. Ribbons 1 cent a yard. Veilings 2 1-2 cents a yard
Berlin Wools, 5c. oz. Emby. Silks, half price.
Blouse Silks, 18c. a yd.
Hundreds of ends in
PLUSHES, SILKS, VELVETS,
Suitable for TRIMMINGS AND FANCY WORK, st prices that will efiect
a speedy clearance. Male commences
FRIDAY, OCT 181h.
Look out for first choice.
R. B. SMITH.
O_ W_ AND1:1.31E7W113,
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