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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-12-12, Page 3FHM SIGNAL: QODUICH, ONT. THURSDAY DEC. 12. 1888. 3 MARINE. tNlisgweed Rens. Chilling wood KaLwow is• The Great NerNere Trasit Co. will probably rebuild one .f their steamers Should thee not re- build, it N probable that • 000traot mil be gives for • nem steamer. Msaegsr Ad - drew. ot the (.ollisgwood Ihy hook and .Shipbuilding l'tntpany r props, lag 5 model sad plana ►alpbslld/s, $►ink. Harem It.view Vessels that will cern • million sod a half grow toes of freight melt season o. 14 lest draught are •ow ! Ing ooastr-tu;tedin lake ship yards. Their aggregate value r =6,000.(x10 Labor r the biggest item in their ouwtruotion and they will give e.'plovmeot to • big army ul ttkill.d workmen . Hut best ut all then i. every •sutance of employment for them fcr MO or three yowl' ;u come at probtable trete, tea 7e fait. the Waters. The we of oil to reduce the effects of waves In • storm has mot with favor from salt water navigators, but only In isolated came has an) use been made of It on the Lakes As example wee famished to the fouodernue of the .chootter E K bb- Ilam., Capt Hnot000 says that after leaving the schooner to the yea I, cups lull of u-1 were throe u out w bellies er • very barge wave was encouotered and the captain clams that of this had not been done, the yawl would have leen •w.mped The on floats on the top of the sitter and prevents the waves from breaking. Canadian eery Reserves i. hem beep proposed to train the men o0 the I.overnnleet boat. -the Petrel, ('urlew, Aleerdeso, ('ousl•nce, eta --in the regular order of the British navy, so that they may form • camel reserve an the care of War. The men are now put through the cutlus and musket dril • and .•e• becoming very pro !knout at it. The t.aouuo on the boats of ford exc.-bent practice fur the men m Roo drill The propoest has •leo been made that the men who served wee year reoerve an nursemaid rate of pay If they 'terve the succeeding year. Hy this meaty It is hoped to get the old hand• together, and have a weiI-trained reserve when oeceesttycalls ror them Lahr evenhips. Not long ago, 1'ommander Wkeh.a, of the DominooN I:overnment's fisher'. protect tive ae.mers, furnished his annual report to the Minister of 'Mans. In this report l;ommsnder 1vakeham made an incidental mention of the own gum. which are earned by each of the cruisers on the upper lakes Word of this reached the Stater. and now the American oew.p.pen are filled with column. of denuoc,.tion of the Dominion (.overnmeot for metote1nio= wwr.htq on the rapper !ekes. By the treaty of (,hent, m l 1817, it was provided that neither natio) /hemid either busd or ..tulp warships o0 the great lakes The Amen.&n new.pepers see so the four puns on our fishery etuteers• m•fance to the safety of the cities on the Ueyed Suttee' side of the lakes. 1)'ubtless ;he misds of the hr *Lan. juurosnsrs who rinde over these nervous newspapers are flied with fears of • bomtardmeot of Chi '•go, a .et kung of Cleveland or • raid upon IlIiw.ukee by • horde of thirsty and beer- leelri0g Canadian J.ck Tars So venously tae the Stem Dep•rimeat at Washington aken the matter that Sir Julian Paoce- ord, the British Ambe..edor, bas been risk • d to inform his government that the Um* .t States asserts t hat the agreement of 1817 im not bees lived up to Lake Treace A Potted States exchange goys ; As show ng how Isrgeh' the Summer of 189i has ex celied the same season of 1894, we may quote some figures presented to the lately ltd))ourned Deep Waterways convention. In the .ggreate at a estimated that the I • commerce for the current year wilt amount to 4.5 000,000 tons, worth 5640 000. 000, which will be an 'curvet* of 9.000.000 oto to volume end 5100 000.000in value over mt. vett Surely tow a. an amount of ta- I.od c•.mmeree that is well worth taking te- a eoa'unt whet we are discussing the Nil tattoo of trade. Tim lake commerce ie in- creasing not only tm volume and le vats., I el.o to the average value per too, the at ter having grown in two vete from 512 60 to 515 It is made up mainly, of ceuree, of grain, coal, iron and ore and him - r, these four oonstitutt.y shout 90 per Ment of the total traffic of the Lakes ; and t le obvious that the tran.portat,on of oom- madities of that sort, an the volume reveal ed by thea figures, is • m•tt.r of somewhat *11.1 concern to all of us. To carry on this vast commerce then ls •tread; in existence • fine .qutpmeet of da ks sod • large flat of vessels -terror, probehly, than any perste on the Atlantic ° at would cooj.c•ors if the questoo were odde.ly est to him. Teem is ml; one port in the world when More grain u re- e....4Opts .t Ruffolo, and 0o other port wWeb ka.dles'en mach lumber. Lest year Ruff... al«t to. k ogre of 2.500,000 tome of .•.rat. and the lumber reo.opu were 240,- 000 000 lest At Duluth, to take ae ex- e mpla from the other end of the Zak• nevi - time. there there is os. ore dock at which 67.- 200 torte pan he stored, and where • vessel esu be loaded In half an boar Other doek. her. 5.11 Berry 360,000 tom of Ore and 25,000 000 feet of lumbar At Bey Cit; is 's. of the largest steel •kipb.ildmg yards s the world. and from that neighhorbond I • shipped last year 481,000,000 fest o1 marb r. To those whit can st.msprehend the praoti- ^•I meaning of these Averse it is needless to say that the fiat of vessels whish tram I' • all this freight meet he • lame one. Already there are altogether on the Lobes b 341 vessels of more than 300 tea. each ; ihtor aggregate harden is 12,270,000 tom, •god 366 of them toe steamers of mews thea .000 tem sash. Altogether the 1.k. fleet r.prwwts mad investment of 575 000 000. end the pen end dank• 404.00.000 mem tb S'v'tN te and from of the We S st`with Y val.shl. vers.. •rakes the Delimit Ko- lbe gr.•acwt meritims gateway in the ww•ld Tkesw pared through it lest year 61.700 ,.sada, with • total mews .f 38,- 000 000 There feels aged egures.•.kma fes the .- pert at the esaveatiee printed i. The Prey i4.•.. Jo.r..l..n .p..Mfly fatweatis,� fe► he Wow dry drew of the great p+wtk .f lass. Ibis Ow. Maskinew k mss--- be lama drydsek its ther.. The M.s..eS sed /m/he an babe MN u lays The fieedrisb Yee .Mama Melo.ai.mm M be mania Kir Maier. and ler herb I adttrged be 11111..1 tees led to Deo. 10, •d Iwy hi. s'a aker$U4 IS Iwt►er road trip- Abraham' ripAbraham' 1)..i., bghthomeeper at Telmer Moray, was drt•wned reveal 47 ..m 1.. Huron. Hu ore wul .rwIre Lily eppolal In three month* ..f ow king drys • Clyde shipbuilding firm r•c•of coo. ti acted *WOO //unbosom for -pentads use to the Cubits re hellion. There is talk of running oar ferries be tweed Cleveland and Port St.uley. The am tinseled oust of each ferry sill be neatly :.100.000. l'heehley Enterprise Tn. chancre of Reeve t'smplwll, of Tsra,for the politicos n I ghthou.keeper rat 4'•but'. H. ad .re avid t be exceedingly goo•i. The lake at Southampton has Med loser ing at the rate of an inch • week for the I.et three months. A slab paned oe to Om pier, level with the water is now Nearly 14 Inches .bole the water. The damaged wheat from the two wreck- ed steamers o'er I he shore ot Kruse Posta- subs Bold in Utero Sound .1 25c. • bar. Farmers drove in for mire &round to get it •t that price. Later, It went up to 75c. per heft ie reported that the North German Tloyd Co. have placed the ooutraot for two boats larger than rhe Laconia with • Clyde firm, and that th. Hamburg -Amerman aid it bite Star lines are tlgurirg on similar hoot.. DEFORMED FEET. 1fM, ens w Ms*i I 'bicycling. M aye R • I A chiropodist Ino .umbers .moss hie parie•t& many of the wealthiest and IONS fe.knesa\M people dealer's her glad of the spread of the bicycling cram. When asked . why al. wee w, h• as.wered " Ie the brat place w mejanty of wawa - ride to .boae entirely too tight sad lou .ae- - row for them, and this muses greet trrfla- two. Then they pads' with the bell of tAie loot metesd of with .he 'entre, 5114 thea UAW are thrown out of l .tat. 11 hen 'mail f toot 1e disjointed it is lust as painful a. • lrscturtd arm, and you may be sure that the .uflerer 1. glad enough t• rush to a ohir.•pudtet. It wos'ea would only learn to ride us broad tued, think .pled shoes • trifle toe largo fur tt_m, ..d would bring down their weight upon the centre of the loot, wbe.liio would streugth•n their feet god wkie• instead of gown g them out of gear. 1 believe that after a while *bet sport will bring about • revolutions mo women'. shoos. Whim the oblropodest's Ideas goer. se - pealed to • dealer in oboe.• he seed : " B oyoltsg has already aimed dee de- pertui• In wo*)en'. footwear, Woase• still chug to the puu,t.d toe., but they cell for mach thinker .ole. than lornilri), even is drew boot. 8. tar that is the 0017 orange, but there is no telling what others the bike god tuns will work "-Philadelphia Times. Iu'day of last year the S..'4 Corry was injured by a coliseum is the Sault river with the .bsleback steamier Thorr.p.oe, and her owners have brought omit against the whale - heck to recover damages amounting to 113,- 014.35. Wooed i• tae Limes Item( After deft designs in embroidery the fav- orite decoration for center piece., doyltee, teacloth. and the like is • combination of Bosom lace woo k wit+. lie "tipechtel' work. It i■ extremely eff.cpre cud moder ateIy rsa.ossble. Towels toe enough for the avenge wo• men ere of moderately soft Lira '• eye Item, with hemstitched suds sndpo other adorn - moot thee her monogram wrought in white linen) or auk. Linen ie better than silk, for GIVENIOP TO DIE. Who Clewed for two Nears. The Wittiest Takes tttedd . kidney P111.. Hicgroan (Suro*al), Doc. 9--A corr.s- poudest. at Ottawa, of a Toronto paper, in- vestigating eo called cures by Dodd's Kid- ney P 11e touod himself here among ardent friends. of the. great kidney treatment, See - 10g Mr. McCarthy ..1 work in bee .hop af- ter being closed for two months to expecte. two of death from Bre ht'. disease ; that geonemae referred him to the man who had adv sed hint t*, use the Pelle. This was Wm. McCord • farmer who had bees help - lees and bed ridden for twenty-seven Months with a het wee mos to be "Ioour•ble Dia- betes.' On o.l1ug the correspondent found i Mr. Mo1.rd ploughing in oh. field A few boxes of Dodd's Kidney falls bad worked the care. It was • matter ot no surprise as they slwa;• pure silk On [wee tie whiteness in cootect with the water. A000rd:or to .n au' h.,rity on housewifely mattes there should le three .nrts of tow. 1 e1e an every chest -soft damask face towels, bucesb.ck body towels, •od I'm ki.n bath towels. A generous allowance t■ • down towels • week to each member ..f th home- botd end • rawer V• supply whish should be ooestaot;y inertness. Hemet ttubmg *emu to be t ue no. requis- ite to ele,t.nee in these 4.v. Pillowcase. and sheets of tine CO. l .i. v •-1 I re those . 1 lines .re bomb itched. Tbe...re compare Lively cheap, •.os the woman who •x.tche• bargain counters intelligently sometimes finds full surd, tine hems'achr•I sheets sell tog from 60 to 75 cent. apiece. Some of the ism.. tablecloth. have .lee,, bands of drawn wt.. k w* .t interval. iron, the hem to a distance of 12 'ochee from ihr center. Other. are simply to met itched sad have no otnor oroan,ent.nnn than the moo 'gram set a little distance from the center. Those to sauu dismal.. mem ly need any extraneous adordmeois so beautiful is the 'fret of the lustrous material Wee :.min's. Wingers. A lee. 1y pia-euduen can he male of three bat;., each four inches hits ; One of black velvet, one of old gold, and one of eareet- colored velvet. hoot or embroider • spray of Sowers on each one. The tope of the bags &rd linea with bright -colored silk or satin The three beige are set together and tied with • bright ribbon scout an inch from the top, letting it 0.,. like • sack. Stuff with out ton and add satohet powder; an be hung at windows where the curtains are drawn hack, nr nn the hacks of rocking chain, etc Would make a suitable birthday gift for • friend. To make au umbrella stand take • tive- It•lloo per: paint white or any other color desired, maid. or tett; paint .11 of the edges gilt and 11510t • band of gut near the top and bottom If demured, paint or transfer • bunch ot showy flowers, or . stork, eta , on the side. A .mailer jar, decorated in this way, makes • pretty newspaper bolder Pretty hairpin reooivere deo be male of the small wooden kegs in winch caper tacks tree sold. Gild the outside. A .mall circular cushion of silk or velvet oan be glued on the cep and • fall of narrow lace added if desired. The Teta .1 rimae Tells on everythaog, especially on se'i'ne shades in garments of •11 carts. It is our bestow!'" to put new lies into faded cloth- ing, damask, chenille and Isom 0mrtaie.. Send on your goods to Parker's Dye Works, Toronto, now and have them make to look like new. Agency at Muses Yates' milin- ery store. Love does not Deem to be particular. The only man we ever knew who was really wog - slapped by hos wife was the ugliest man we IOW knew. - Atobi.en Globe. Doctor What I sjood ler cleansing the Scalp and Hair. II seem to have tned everyt 4t jr and ar in despair �Why Mrs ft the very best thi5js FA WO TAR SOAP itis splendid ?of *Al . Ott head or prevents dryne3s togs puts an cid to Dandruf and Freshest the Isar Rattly. 251 foff A OM LOLLY X -MAS 0003)2. I here meets ed • treeh supply of Frtttssuitable for the Holiday season surh as ORANGES, LEMONS, also NUTS and CANDIES. An assortment of Xmas present. wbi. h 1 am selling at a reduced rete. at H. J. H1►1(T(►N'S, The Cash Gro -.r. The *bare. D. CANTELON, West Street BAKER, STILL LEADS THS TRADE. His bread .is made from pure Manitoba Hour -made from the cream of the Manitoba wheat -anal theIefore is the blast in the world. This is a big thing to say but it is a fact and you have the privilege of buying this bread at the same as made front inferior 'lour at the price of 5 cents per loaf, delivered to any part of the town. Orders for cakes promptly at- tended to. E7Wedtling cakes and almond - icing a speciality. D. CANTELON. TSIMI Grocery and Crockery Business Formerly carried on by H. E. 8N ELI. k CO. With an entirely new stock. Grocery department now complete. All goods new and fresh from wholesale firing. Pur- chased for cash and well selected, and will be sold at the closest of close prices. We kindly solicjt the same liberal patronage that we experienced in the past from our future customers, and invite new ones to give us a trial. Crockery department will be opened in a few days, with handsome goods at low prices. H. E. SNELL having gone out of the firm, the business will be carried on by T. G. TIMING All parties indebted to H. E. SNELL & Co. will please call and settle. H. E. SNELL 61 CO. a sense of security in knowing that the hoots won't fall of your tubs and pails on wash -day. T his luxury is enjoyed only by those using E.B. EDDY'S INDURATED.FIBREWARE 110 beeps M'ea't fall ode- became there es • tsoae, Ask your Druggist fior ir-tslasA Wonderful Tonle Ov��R�Nand$Remed icor $y y Weak and Impure Blood. Kidney and Liver Troubles. reauwm mew ♦• Il♦. $EaeLEOD. weenseN. oar. cl Obrarmll H4 w • ,'l 4 At tie FOR FINE HONEY A good line of Syrups. A special line in two gallon Pails XMAS FRUITS Large supply Best quality X -MAS CANDY One of the best assortments this side of the city. Anything in tine French China for Christmas pre- sent.. Your wants are looked after Your trade appreciated. CASH GROCERY Hamilton Street. New Fall Millinery. MISS CAMERON, the Hamilton -Street Milliner, having visited the wholesale millinery centres of Cantata, she has been successful in procuring a complete stock of new *hopes and trimmings fur the fall trade, including all the new chenille effects, etc. In returning thanks for pant patronage, she invites inspection of her stock. MISS CAMERON. CHEAP CHOPPING AT THE GOLERICE WOOLEN MILL. I beg to say that i have opened a store corner of Colborne -at arid Square, in Mr. Lewitt's Knitting Factory, and have guile arrangements with Mr. Lewitt to attend to the selling of our popular Woolen goats. You will find our stock first class, and made of pure wool, well selected, consisting of TWEEDS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, YARNS, ETC. Now is the time to buy your woolen goods as wool is fast advancing in price. Buy before tht' goods go up. I have put a new Grain Chopper in the Woolen Skil, and will be prepared to do chopping every day. Grain ground tine or coarse, and have put the price down to 4c. per hundred pounds, hoping by doing good work and fair dealing to receive a liberal share of your patronage. • GRAND JEWEL G. M. COLLINS. 1 RUN ON STOVES, WE LRE HAVING IT. The Grand Jewel Wood Cook Stove with Steel Oven is the ONE - NOTE THE FOLLOWING MINTS, --1. The Grand Jewel has • Returnee steel oven, which makes at bake with about half the fuel required by other large wood staves. 2. The Grand .iewel oven pietas are made of Steal. They cannot crack. Has • paaot double fine in front of oven, w hioh makes the evw bake evenly all over. A number of second hand Wood and C061 Stoves asap. HARPED, & LEE. FALL 1895 1MUNRO'S fall lines in UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and YARNS. No better value to be had in Goderich. As usual, extra value in storm and hard finish FERC+E8 in BLACK, OXFORD -GREY NAVY and Ai)MiRAL BLUE. A. MUNRO, Drayer and Haberdasher. 'Olde AS CLEAR AS A BELL. IF A PUPIL OF TIiMM Foreett City Burins ud Short College, London, Ont., dos was este riledwaeL we ward. nod' be s.4 11 We drill. Maks If m�ti.r tausfR w. t goy' � ~ ms k b riotre • tlsso,r b • new msetlssi. Whib IL H. fWO. Wiese.. S. A. ass ▪ t ami aim bah a .et tttarrgosa Ur tlaildYemi .f --- -ILA A soh Ilia.. IiIli YULfoR LAI -DENTAL a _ott�.ed Mari ie 111. IL IICHA81)SONr L D. B„ Manual a fled gilled ..d .k ees 1 kosedler psI osbaetrg of isms . =2:14:0 to tfks pmea.r galena yw- Otter W rabies kep Mil -1' JM. TURNB�eUrLL, �D.D K. 1. D.S. - Dt atety associated • Sold rad parte- 1 51 s.L arte - wit. Iyltr• )tier late.tetra al...t.4 es gold or alums (Nadal to the V.sla banns, •tustba hives of the natural Meth. (Mee to ra' Moot. fret-tt aviti now M. lead. (AR. HUNTS& PHYSICUN. SUtt JL/ R,e. 011es-MaLessa Mak. Meat- from ::Reil' sal� NfRbI eel s, •Wail OrigR J. HAMILTON. VETERINARY emiress, of tootsrie veterisrry graduate 0QQ Tweea• /egblond member of Oa Vetere/ars MedM.l Aaeenlattew Calls bards p sursdsd at all boors. da) or night =pity street Opposite Colbert's Neal. 1.1 -ens - Irarrlag. Uo.nses. iiLANE. ISSUER OF MARRiA JE Ileresr. Ue.riek. toot. slily . UMW. G MMG. CAMERON, BARRLSTER.SOU t).» -..eeyeacer, to, _eeHamaHam w . ine. ea and St. Aadrewatw. app. (ytbever Had. Aly L' KN EST HEATON - BARRISTER, LI Notary Public. Acb.we'u Ssliciloo. Meet West Street. few ly E. CAMP1ON-BARRISTER, SOLlt'I tor. Notary. Le.s.tSoe over Mediosl Hal. Square tled.rtoL _ -- M. v. JOHNSTON, BARKISTER, SO icier. cemsmiestoser. etc. ]ids.) to Hata. ..flees : our. Hamilton and St. An drew'r.ta. Oedsrieb. Oat. SW 1orrusZ. DANCIY, BARRISTER, Soliottet. Oosvaseesr. to.. etc. Mea.) Norte.'% 1 Up to Ines at lowest lutes. pods Osltteree beet.Oede.Mk. Oat. -u L7 N. LE W 18. BARRISTER. PR• w- 1/' . ter t• Maritime Courts d barer Oolbeam korai. MU 0111;e -80.t► R.O. HAYS, BSRRISTER, SOLICIT . OR too. Olken Nert►-.t.. tout door•retest. oma.. Prl este reads to lead at bleat reties et tater. bat ClARROW W t PROUDFOOT, BA R- l.JII rimers. ANor.ys, Solicitors. tc.. God. rlok. J. T. (Jarrow. Q.C.. W. Prondtoot. (uM KR JN. HOLT & HOLMES, V Barristers. ftollottoes la Ckseo.ry, to. Ood.ri.,a. Y. C. O•meron. Q.C. ; P. Belt . Dudley Holmes. O. WARD. OoNVEYANCER, iJ to.. for taking re. . rad w.mslmle..r .ad bail. M.vieg ruoewatea.ose of affidavits or depositions dusters. iarmstiot. .r solemn lions le ur oonoersing ray action. suit or pro. tsedtag is tee Huth Court or Jesus,. the Donn of Appal for Ontario, or is sag brainy R pontoon t *arrme t, All tiottp .red tddddrwo-- t)r OK�P.O.rqls�ildsse�i seammes A/1/01110 aM illellifease. 1UONEY TO i4MN - $60,000.00 Pnvst. Pude to lead N1j par'sats ss• 'artily. M. H. CAA[RON. Hsrtoe's ballot. iessette Ositiorse :soul. U 4 M41 rMk. 1 [PRIVATE FUNDki - PARTIES DE I .mots et obtemaisg inose) on flrstclams 1 Yams es,uny cea do sum Sj per dent. by Me Sat7 �t.. J. A. Mcl)ONAOi/ itoom Ila. Ina . e a .dent pt. Torento. wtelem 1 L SZAGEK, CONVEYANCING AND t .amseellse. eppedtraiertli.. Motel I XII ON TO LEND ON MORTOA(:S j at ej par Msec. Now discounted. t;. matattR. Martis'* Biebl. Ueda ram opposite tab. L' J. T. NAFTEL, LIRE, LIFE AND I. Liftsooldeet Iaesrsce mart - u terms 1 0111m -mer. Northam. tied Ogne we, Hod- wwes�� kded,OU0 TO LOAN. • APPLY TU HOLT t U0L11116 good.. lob. U ONLY TO LEND. -A LA R ti 1 .Y1 amount et Private Inds for levestmwt t lowest rates ea ilrel.oMee Mortgage.. Apply , GAIthOW t PROL'DIOOT 1 1) RADCLIFFE, GENERAL IN- L IN. ttar.aos. Real Retia red Seam - agelag t. Only lrst.'Iras earposL'. i mer'Mst.d. mows a bead os straight saes. at the lowest rete of 1ateree ,Meg at way M 5.11 baa ~rower. o.s 3.0. ad deer hem 11..re. Wen Street. Gods- 1 Ma flNFtf resslesat..r It,f I I.. a ' 1ODEWOB 111110HAl1IOfl' INHTI i Jr.TUTS ART AND IiZADINW Rini, Miss est ear. ei same sed Yrs halm Opsa hem 1 te S r.r.. sad hem rte u rat. MBOUT VOL'S iN LIBRARY. 9000 Leading Drily, Weekly ..id IUw.ir.id Papers, M , .it. int Ails. MAY HRRBHIP TiCLS'1'. ONLY �f,ee� Malian tree tea et Library mad Rsediert- AppU.atlo•s for retraced be D Membership Ibrsriaa. le roam . Ii. COLaOR1xL R. HAMILTON. Yowos�� Librarian. li.derbk Matek'Iflk WM. J AssetiONOMPUIlf • I1HOMAS GUNDRY, AUCTIONEER • awl (ee.tusoe Ag.et. Oedereek. Out. .gest Landes ..,i Laaeekkke Intro les. 0... ad Were Mutual les. Oe. Mike et t Petrie& laded to I. as pert et the sooty. Nil 7 fOHN KNOX, GENERAL 410 e Lead Varaitter. Nr�s/ W b TgoddereW .gnosis.• le m.ettosoM her pretties to 1 t ' tinierta with .names d to M. a11Mil .t ijed�le,�' P er wt ler mall Ids m�dtt Of02 t iwftf rams'. .u__isr OUNCE8 OF PREVENTION. wear • .Iswa spree whoa *remise sr boa- 1 ask ier. To .lose bombe* tar.itare brush res • 'lapped n salt water. The eyes skemld b. bathed is ► every si�fkt old water just Wore rearing. sad the► rill de better work the Idles ag 4s Whoa pre are tired Be ea year bark. al- owls, every lataee the sneer to velar. ands gal anv way they will, and k.epi.)1 be ayes Mused. II Tee base M dew day. .keege t all ea• sad se Oran rest Nadi sp the trade will al.e etfmselsis ed ram, Oil Maine may be free' well removed pm mr kr removeelielebet ler her beam d sae e.4 wife water t u: 1 bobsois et SONS 1 Fee .taloa r aedWig 'rola ve• •he beim ifs with mtsehgL Thea glob- w while oar 4 al. lose, Lei thlr ddett�i le a ettbs tis this i "Mk whb waste dull ram MARINE. tNlisgweed Rens. Chilling wood KaLwow is• The Great NerNere Trasit Co. will probably rebuild one .f their steamers Should thee not re- build, it N probable that • 000traot mil be gives for • nem steamer. Msaegsr Ad - drew. ot the (.ollisgwood Ihy hook and .Shipbuilding l'tntpany r props, lag 5 model sad plana ►alpbslld/s, $►ink. Harem It.view Vessels that will cern • million sod a half grow toes of freight melt season o. 14 lest draught are •ow ! Ing ooastr-tu;tedin lake ship yards. Their aggregate value r =6,000.(x10 Labor r the biggest item in their ouwtruotion and they will give e.'plovmeot to • big army ul ttkill.d workmen . Hut best ut all then i. every •sutance of employment for them fcr MO or three yowl' ;u come at probtable trete, tea 7e fait. the Waters. The we of oil to reduce the effects of waves In • storm has mot with favor from salt water navigators, but only In isolated came has an) use been made of It on the Lakes As example wee famished to the fouodernue of the .chootter E K bb- Ilam., Capt Hnot000 says that after leaving the schooner to the yea I, cups lull of u-1 were throe u out w bellies er • very barge wave was encouotered and the captain clams that of this had not been done, the yawl would have leen •w.mped The on floats on the top of the sitter and prevents the waves from breaking. Canadian eery Reserves i. hem beep proposed to train the men o0 the I.overnnleet boat. -the Petrel, ('urlew, Aleerdeso, ('ousl•nce, eta --in the regular order of the British navy, so that they may form • camel reserve an the care of War. The men are now put through the cutlus and musket dril • and .•e• becoming very pro !knout at it. The t.aouuo on the boats of ford exc.-bent practice fur the men m Roo drill The propoest has •leo been made that the men who served wee year reoerve an nursemaid rate of pay If they 'terve the succeeding year. Hy this meaty It is hoped to get the old hand• together, and have a weiI-trained reserve when oeceesttycalls ror them Lahr evenhips. Not long ago, 1'ommander Wkeh.a, of the DominooN I:overnment's fisher'. protect tive ae.mers, furnished his annual report to the Minister of 'Mans. In this report l;ommsnder 1vakeham made an incidental mention of the own gum. which are earned by each of the cruisers on the upper lakes Word of this reached the Stater. and now the American oew.p.pen are filled with column. of denuoc,.tion of the Dominion (.overnmeot for metote1nio= wwr.htq on the rapper !ekes. By the treaty of (,hent, m l 1817, it was provided that neither natio) /hemid either busd or ..tulp warships o0 the great lakes The Amen.&n new.pepers see so the four puns on our fishery etuteers• m•fance to the safety of the cities on the Ueyed Suttee' side of the lakes. 1)'ubtless ;he misds of the hr *Lan. juurosnsrs who rinde over these nervous newspapers are flied with fears of • bomtardmeot of Chi '•go, a .et kung of Cleveland or • raid upon IlIiw.ukee by • horde of thirsty and beer- leelri0g Canadian J.ck Tars So venously tae the Stem Dep•rimeat at Washington aken the matter that Sir Julian Paoce- ord, the British Ambe..edor, bas been risk • d to inform his government that the Um* .t States asserts t hat the agreement of 1817 im not bees lived up to Lake Treace A Potted States exchange goys ; As show ng how Isrgeh' the Summer of 189i has ex celied the same season of 1894, we may quote some figures presented to the lately ltd))ourned Deep Waterways convention. In the .ggreate at a estimated that the I • commerce for the current year wilt amount to 4.5 000,000 tons, worth 5640 000. 000, which will be an 'curvet* of 9.000.000 oto to volume end 5100 000.000in value over mt. vett Surely tow a. an amount of ta- I.od c•.mmeree that is well worth taking te- a eoa'unt whet we are discussing the Nil tattoo of trade. Tim lake commerce ie in- creasing not only tm volume and le vats., I el.o to the average value per too, the at ter having grown in two vete from 512 60 to 515 It is made up mainly, of ceuree, of grain, coal, iron and ore and him - r, these four oonstitutt.y shout 90 per Ment of the total traffic of the Lakes ; and t le obvious that the tran.portat,on of oom- madities of that sort, an the volume reveal ed by thea figures, is • m•tt.r of somewhat *11.1 concern to all of us. To carry on this vast commerce then ls •tread; in existence • fine .qutpmeet of da ks sod • large flat of vessels -terror, probehly, than any perste on the Atlantic ° at would cooj.c•ors if the questoo were odde.ly est to him. Teem is ml; one port in the world when More grain u re- e....4Opts .t Ruffolo, and 0o other port wWeb ka.dles'en mach lumber. Lest year Ruff... al«t to. k ogre of 2.500,000 tome of .•.rat. and the lumber reo.opu were 240,- 000 000 lest At Duluth, to take ae ex- e mpla from the other end of the Zak• nevi - time. there there is os. ore dock at which 67.- 200 torte pan he stored, and where • vessel esu be loaded In half an boar Other doek. her. 5.11 Berry 360,000 tom of Ore and 25,000 000 feet of lumbar At Bey Cit; is 's. of the largest steel •kipb.ildmg yards s the world. and from that neighhorbond I • shipped last year 481,000,000 fest o1 marb r. To those whit can st.msprehend the praoti- ^•I meaning of these Averse it is needless to say that the fiat of vessels whish tram I' • all this freight meet he • lame one. Already there are altogether on the Lobes b 341 vessels of more than 300 tea. each ; ihtor aggregate harden is 12,270,000 tom, •god 366 of them toe steamers of mews thea .000 tem sash. Altogether the 1.k. fleet r.prwwts mad investment of 575 000 000. end the pen end dank• 404.00.000 mem tb S'v'tN te and from of the We S st`with Y val.shl. vers.. •rakes the Delimit Ko- lbe gr.•acwt meritims gateway in the ww•ld Tkesw pared through it lest year 61.700 ,.sada, with • total mews .f 38,- 000 000 There feels aged egures.•.kma fes the .- pert at the esaveatiee printed i. The Prey i4.•.. Jo.r..l..n .p..Mfly fatweatis,� fe► he Wow dry drew of the great p+wtk .f lass. Ibis Ow. Maskinew k mss--- be lama drydsek its ther.. The M.s..eS sed /m/he an babe MN u lays The fieedrisb Yee .Mama Melo.ai.mm M be mania Kir Maier. and ler herb I adttrged be 11111..1 tees led to Deo. 10, •d Iwy hi. s'a aker$U4 IS Iwt►er road trip- Abraham' ripAbraham' 1)..i., bghthomeeper at Telmer Moray, was drt•wned reveal 47 ..m 1.. Huron. Hu ore wul .rwIre Lily eppolal In three month* ..f ow king drys • Clyde shipbuilding firm r•c•of coo. ti acted *WOO //unbosom for -pentads use to the Cubits re hellion. There is talk of running oar ferries be tweed Cleveland and Port St.uley. The am tinseled oust of each ferry sill be neatly :.100.000. l'heehley Enterprise Tn. chancre of Reeve t'smplwll, of Tsra,for the politicos n I ghthou.keeper rat 4'•but'. H. ad .re avid t be exceedingly goo•i. The lake at Southampton has Med loser ing at the rate of an inch • week for the I.et three months. A slab paned oe to Om pier, level with the water is now Nearly 14 Inches .bole the water. The damaged wheat from the two wreck- ed steamers o'er I he shore ot Kruse Posta- subs Bold in Utero Sound .1 25c. • bar. Farmers drove in for mire &round to get it •t that price. Later, It went up to 75c. per heft ie reported that the North German Tloyd Co. have placed the ooutraot for two boats larger than rhe Laconia with • Clyde firm, and that th. Hamburg -Amerman aid it bite Star lines are tlgurirg on similar hoot.. DEFORMED FEET. 1fM, ens w Ms*i I 'bicycling. M aye R • I A chiropodist Ino .umbers .moss hie parie•t& many of the wealthiest and IONS fe.knesa\M people dealer's her glad of the spread of the bicycling cram. When asked . why al. wee w, h• as.wered " Ie the brat place w mejanty of wawa - ride to .boae entirely too tight sad lou .ae- - row for them, and this muses greet trrfla- two. Then they pads' with the bell of tAie loot metesd of with .he 'entre, 5114 thea UAW are thrown out of l .tat. 11 hen 'mail f toot 1e disjointed it is lust as painful a. • lrscturtd arm, and you may be sure that the .uflerer 1. glad enough t• rush to a ohir.•pudtet. It wos'ea would only learn to ride us broad tued, think .pled shoes • trifle toe largo fur tt_m, ..d would bring down their weight upon the centre of the loot, wbe.liio would streugth•n their feet god wkie• instead of gown g them out of gear. 1 believe that after a while *bet sport will bring about • revolutions mo women'. shoos. Whim the oblropodest's Ideas goer. se - pealed to • dealer in oboe.• he seed : " B oyoltsg has already aimed dee de- pertui• In wo*)en'. footwear, Woase• still chug to the puu,t.d toe., but they cell for mach thinker .ole. than lornilri), even is drew boot. 8. tar that is the 0017 orange, but there is no telling what others the bike god tuns will work "-Philadelphia Times. Iu'day of last year the S..'4 Corry was injured by a coliseum is the Sault river with the .bsleback steamier Thorr.p.oe, and her owners have brought omit against the whale - heck to recover damages amounting to 113,- 014.35. Wooed i• tae Limes Item( After deft designs in embroidery the fav- orite decoration for center piece., doyltee, teacloth. and the like is • combination of Bosom lace woo k wit+. lie "tipechtel' work. It i■ extremely eff.cpre cud moder ateIy rsa.ossble. Towels toe enough for the avenge wo• men ere of moderately soft Lira '• eye Item, with hemstitched suds sndpo other adorn - moot thee her monogram wrought in white linen) or auk. Linen ie better than silk, for GIVENIOP TO DIE. Who Clewed for two Nears. The Wittiest Takes tttedd . kidney P111.. Hicgroan (Suro*al), Doc. 9--A corr.s- poudest. at Ottawa, of a Toronto paper, in- vestigating eo called cures by Dodd's Kid- ney P 11e touod himself here among ardent friends. of the. great kidney treatment, See - 10g Mr. McCarthy ..1 work in bee .hop af- ter being closed for two months to expecte. two of death from Bre ht'. disease ; that geonemae referred him to the man who had adv sed hint t*, use the Pelle. This was Wm. McCord • farmer who had bees help - lees and bed ridden for twenty-seven Months with a het wee mos to be "Ioour•ble Dia- betes.' On o.l1ug the correspondent found i Mr. Mo1.rd ploughing in oh. field A few boxes of Dodd's Kidney falls bad worked the care. It was • matter ot no surprise as they slwa;• pure silk On [wee tie whiteness in cootect with the water. A000rd:or to .n au' h.,rity on housewifely mattes there should le three .nrts of tow. 1 e1e an every chest -soft damask face towels, bucesb.ck body towels, •od I'm ki.n bath towels. A generous allowance t■ • down towels • week to each member ..f th home- botd end • rawer V• supply whish should be ooestaot;y inertness. Hemet ttubmg *emu to be t ue no. requis- ite to ele,t.nee in these 4.v. Pillowcase. and sheets of tine CO. l .i. v •-1 I re those . 1 lines .re bomb itched. Tbe...re compare Lively cheap, •.os the woman who •x.tche• bargain counters intelligently sometimes finds full surd, tine hems'achr•I sheets sell tog from 60 to 75 cent. apiece. Some of the ism.. tablecloth. have .lee,, bands of drawn wt.. k w* .t interval. iron, the hem to a distance of 12 'ochee from ihr center. Other. are simply to met itched sad have no otnor oroan,ent.nnn than the moo 'gram set a little distance from the center. Those to sauu dismal.. mem ly need any extraneous adordmeois so beautiful is the 'fret of the lustrous material Wee :.min's. Wingers. A lee. 1y pia-euduen can he male of three bat;., each four inches hits ; One of black velvet, one of old gold, and one of eareet- colored velvet. hoot or embroider • spray of Sowers on each one. The tope of the bags &rd linea with bright -colored silk or satin The three beige are set together and tied with • bright ribbon scout an inch from the top, letting it 0.,. like • sack. Stuff with out ton and add satohet powder; an be hung at windows where the curtains are drawn hack, nr nn the hacks of rocking chain, etc Would make a suitable birthday gift for • friend. To make au umbrella stand take • tive- It•lloo per: paint white or any other color desired, maid. or tett; paint .11 of the edges gilt and 11510t • band of gut near the top and bottom If demured, paint or transfer • bunch ot showy flowers, or . stork, eta , on the side. A .mailer jar, decorated in this way, makes • pretty newspaper bolder Pretty hairpin reooivere deo be male of the small wooden kegs in winch caper tacks tree sold. Gild the outside. A .mall circular cushion of silk or velvet oan be glued on the cep and • fall of narrow lace added if desired. The Teta .1 rimae Tells on everythaog, especially on se'i'ne shades in garments of •11 carts. It is our bestow!'" to put new lies into faded cloth- ing, damask, chenille and Isom 0mrtaie.. Send on your goods to Parker's Dye Works, Toronto, now and have them make to look like new. Agency at Muses Yates' milin- ery store. Love does not Deem to be particular. The only man we ever knew who was really wog - slapped by hos wife was the ugliest man we IOW knew. - Atobi.en Globe. Doctor What I sjood ler cleansing the Scalp and Hair. II seem to have tned everyt 4t jr and ar in despair �Why Mrs ft the very best thi5js FA WO TAR SOAP itis splendid ?of *Al . Ott head or prevents dryne3s togs puts an cid to Dandruf and Freshest the Isar Rattly. 251 foff A OM LOLLY X -MAS 0003)2. I here meets ed • treeh supply of Frtttssuitable for the Holiday season surh as ORANGES, LEMONS, also NUTS and CANDIES. An assortment of Xmas present. wbi. h 1 am selling at a reduced rete. at H. J. H1►1(T(►N'S, The Cash Gro -.r. The *bare. D. CANTELON, West Street BAKER, STILL LEADS THS TRADE. His bread .is made from pure Manitoba Hour -made from the cream of the Manitoba wheat -anal theIefore is the blast in the world. This is a big thing to say but it is a fact and you have the privilege of buying this bread at the same as made front inferior 'lour at the price of 5 cents per loaf, delivered to any part of the town. Orders for cakes promptly at- tended to. E7Wedtling cakes and almond - icing a speciality. D. CANTELON. TSIMI Grocery and Crockery Business Formerly carried on by H. E. 8N ELI. k CO. With an entirely new stock. Grocery department now complete. All goods new and fresh from wholesale firing. Pur- chased for cash and well selected, and will be sold at the closest of close prices. We kindly solicjt the same liberal patronage that we experienced in the past from our future customers, and invite new ones to give us a trial. Crockery department will be opened in a few days, with handsome goods at low prices. H. E. SNELL having gone out of the firm, the business will be carried on by T. G. TIMING All parties indebted to H. E. SNELL & Co. will please call and settle. H. E. SNELL 61 CO. a sense of security in knowing that the hoots won't fall of your tubs and pails on wash -day. T his luxury is enjoyed only by those using E.B. EDDY'S INDURATED.FIBREWARE 110 beeps M'ea't fall ode- became there es • tsoae, Ask your Druggist fior ir-tslasA Wonderful Tonle Ov��R�Nand$Remed icor $y y Weak and Impure Blood. Kidney and Liver Troubles. reauwm mew ♦• Il♦. $EaeLEOD. weenseN. oar. cl Obrarmll H4 w • ,'l 4 At tie FOR FINE HONEY A good line of Syrups. A special line in two gallon Pails XMAS FRUITS Large supply Best quality X -MAS CANDY One of the best assortments this side of the city. Anything in tine French China for Christmas pre- sent.. Your wants are looked after Your trade appreciated. CASH GROCERY Hamilton Street. New Fall Millinery. MISS CAMERON, the Hamilton -Street Milliner, having visited the wholesale millinery centres of Cantata, she has been successful in procuring a complete stock of new *hopes and trimmings fur the fall trade, including all the new chenille effects, etc. In returning thanks for pant patronage, she invites inspection of her stock. MISS CAMERON. CHEAP CHOPPING AT THE GOLERICE WOOLEN MILL. I beg to say that i have opened a store corner of Colborne -at arid Square, in Mr. Lewitt's Knitting Factory, and have guile arrangements with Mr. Lewitt to attend to the selling of our popular Woolen goats. You will find our stock first class, and made of pure wool, well selected, consisting of TWEEDS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, YARNS, ETC. Now is the time to buy your woolen goods as wool is fast advancing in price. Buy before tht' goods go up. I have put a new Grain Chopper in the Woolen Skil, and will be prepared to do chopping every day. Grain ground tine or coarse, and have put the price down to 4c. per hundred pounds, hoping by doing good work and fair dealing to receive a liberal share of your patronage. • GRAND JEWEL G. M. COLLINS. 1 RUN ON STOVES, WE LRE HAVING IT. The Grand Jewel Wood Cook Stove with Steel Oven is the ONE - NOTE THE FOLLOWING MINTS, --1. The Grand Jewel has • Returnee steel oven, which makes at bake with about half the fuel required by other large wood staves. 2. The Grand .iewel oven pietas are made of Steal. They cannot crack. Has • paaot double fine in front of oven, w hioh makes the evw bake evenly all over. A number of second hand Wood and C061 Stoves asap. HARPED, & LEE. FALL 1895 1MUNRO'S fall lines in UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and YARNS. No better value to be had in Goderich. As usual, extra value in storm and hard finish FERC+E8 in BLACK, OXFORD -GREY NAVY and Ai)MiRAL BLUE. A. MUNRO, Drayer and Haberdasher. 'Olde AS CLEAR AS A BELL. IF A PUPIL OF TIiMM Foreett City Burins ud Short College, London, Ont., dos was este riledwaeL we ward. nod' be s.4 11 We drill. Maks If m�ti.r tausfR w. t goy' � ~ ms k b riotre • tlsso,r b • new msetlssi. Whib IL H. fWO. Wiese.. S. A. ass ▪ t ami aim bah a .et tttarrgosa Ur tlaildYemi .f --- -ILA A soh Ilia..