The Signal, 1896-1-23, Page 8NEWS OF THE DISTRICT•
FrOM our ownCorreapond.sta
Therms Is informal nee leers Inas 4ease. be
Mod any.. byre at.* tie w• et IM
t east, wypertaur argwrsed
far ewe alga.*.
AUBURN.
ai.,.nit , .les. Zl
Mr i• Armor spent 'u11de, "We
this t ....ails
Vt. ere .cert
Mrs • t'ue
The yuttotg prop}, are m toe good we of
the rleidhu s
You Ma get 3 pounds of peaches .r 63.:
st 4..0 P. ler*
` ons 4 oar local I•:yworto League attend
the w'.att40 at Chown trot week
I .e.tiose taw quiettd some people. so
pec:•liy whew ober nerd the t..ul..
I:ev Lr. li•uyn rA_n.oYeI pulpits wt'h
Bo. Jlr *I .laoo, nt Kw: ura .•n Sund.t.
Mr. Itauglu pra•..urd Arae.. w.., etrn...ur oa
tb. K '.out n oircu,t
The West Hurts Farmer. 1...t. will
bolo •serie• of sub rise nvre ..a Tsecede,
and Friday . t this Nora t .pestle men will
ba• r cherge of the d them.' mit 1 .•t., .rd
do ata:. n of the st.h,, its • i:. to b a• ..11
til• ee who Are latruw:v.1 ,u .cri;.J u:rl
m.tterr.It••uid alt.n,l
her 001 h..adr.d pew•p • f n ie. d • ., r
pn-e party on Fr.dry eve au g, the . v. tit •
nog h•11 to hua.r of Mr Mums,., r.:..e-
meet from the poditron of teacher of tae
bol I• c'as, 1• the .deibo.u.t ci.un 1,. Ile
ha.: tilled the your,:.m for mate peen, wird
he will be mu.:h m...ed os he .vas the hest
temci •r toms hod had charvo tot trot . kite Ter
many year• the party wrested hiss with
• handsome may choir.
LE[WPN.
'/'reap.• , Jas. 21
▪ ca,. Art
.:111,0 of 3 o.as'of eardtate lee
2 coo. at (..o. Price..
1Jo.da. Art this week the mesas! mhet-
irg Art toe twueregattw will be held In
N.- ■tter.onn. Put exp•rieom of wombat
bas •.u.t.t th,t dayitirbt ie better ties
rcooMisht for ootaduota, church bu..u•1ys,
I Arc t., it %.'T Suudey gest, u.u,g to
illness, Rev. Mr. H•mtltoa woo not able to
conduct divine service and 4; F. Blur, of
Brussels, being s (;odericb, cams out is hie
place nod gavel interesting address on th•
lite of Saul as the first king of Isrwl.
Rer^er TH. WAa1• 1■ the June eke
tion of 1894, the Patron. had • majority,
but the well known local leader, the archi-
tect, assisted by a Rued confrere, got the
Reformers into lin by • good committee
meeting. But then the ardent leader was
was not satisfied and had • public mottos
on the Saturday previous to the election,
at which there was • large attendance.
Th. record of the couat shows 55 for (:am
woo and 29 for Wermiher, • majority of
2b. The weather was no drawback to the
Reformers, but Conservatives did not turn
out as bravely, The present Government ,*
n ot popular bore, but their .Sew ballot who
much admired by all who marked their X
oar the ,bull . eye. TM architect is ave
bouod to hold the fort from i oaservatiyes
and Patrons of industry to future.
to ,.era of the dea'b of
BENMILLER.
Trg ,*a, Jan. 21.
Heavy syrup canoed apple. for 10 Oeste a
can at Goo. Yrice'..
Vi,1Tr„a.-Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Potter,
with their six children, of Montgomery, N.
W. T., are visiting at lease tel.dbiil's resi-
desce in this village, and revisiting old
somas and acquaintance.. Mr. Patter is •
saee...fal farmer in our Prairie l'rovinoe,
..d.psake highly of the grand future tor
Manitoba. They will probably remain hers
for threw month..
Sr 1.1.1N John Stewart, of the
bienmiller nurseries was takes suddeuh ell
last week with some inward complaint and
apes medical attendance being summoned
it w1e be ieeed that an operation would have
been necessary. lin. Taylor and (loon of
ter oo.sultatiew decided that it would not
be necessary to operate, and admissionred
other restorativos whish we an hoppi to
•tie proved .Elective At Dreamt, the pet
test, although very weak, i. in • fair way t,
recovery, -rid we may expect to see him
about as natal in a few days.
BLYTH.
Tvas0AV, Ja.. 21.
Mrs. R. B. Laidlaw if dangerously iU •t
pre
Mr. laidlaw is very ill, with little hopes
of nu Ids being loop spared.
Then is a big agitation here towards
bonus's' a man to come to town with old
machinery enough to run • sawmill. An
other bright idea.
The new council int last night and did
business in the way of dt.oharging the old
clerk, • poor mho in need of work, sad
hired^ wealthy ,ton keeper. A good com-
mencement tor • Tory osrnoil.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Mostn.y, Jan. 20.
an. of tomatoes. earn or D... for 25ot..
at (:eo. Price'..
Peter A. Kdmooetoss, Igoe of Joe. Fdmen
store, Hayfield read, left hen on the 16th
met. for Riverside, California.
isaao Salkeld, jr., et the 1st no..,hiod•
riob township, purchased • thoroughbred
shorthorn ball tram Hugh McKay, of Kin -
lm,, Co. Bram. last weak.
COMING AND GOING.
TTI E SIGNAL : GODW$,WQy, ONT.. THURSDAY. JAN. 11,
Tuesday is e..uesths with OM week of She
hew ▪ ikKra Month W. Gam, Paisies , E it SIBLE Diefederades LAW Asseeisties. id shish be
tl .ad Holmes west to Oedema es Hies P R I N T F �)
Moo
day sight to psrtiapate is the njoistag- -WV-..- . .
•ed thea all kept sober, two
('has. Waimea of N times • dreg stem is i.
Chagos a chart. of Wilma A Alw's dreg
are, the lest sewed geaMoes.a beteg is
Toroeto attending an opt.oi..al college.
Mitchell Advocate Mr. sad Mrs, Freak
White, of Sudbury, were u tows this week,
.p..dieg • few days with frwsd& Mr.
• hit. Lad a vete i. Wait Hares, and west
os Tuseday to 1 .4.rtoh to poll it.
II:ITRE:I► OF ENGLAND
EnvyIvnvy Caused by the Island
Empire's Success
SAYS THE KINC OF THE BELGIANS
atltbb Prerperttj is t rearseree, redlibee
sad tonin/reseal .tresire tb•
a.tresIt, •f the (.atlae.laI
r.w er. apearbet.es *denture
a..ela r Mea.
New York. Jan. 19.-A s;.wctal to The
bud tram Laudon soya.
J be Times (giver ggrcat prominence
la its columns to -day to a letter- sign -
0•I .% rut,4tter," dtscdtruy tae Mt -
:Wilt why i.kgi•ud is waledits Vapor -
lance los to the fact that tilt wittier
,s IvaUy tv:t.g Leopold Art ticlgiuru,
who :a visiting Lunuwi. and tuat he
iii apt hone* as Lahr only cnamyeoli of
the Litrtisu cadres Witten ha. been
fuaud Art i:uwpe Uot+ug the present
ct'L1s. a be :ueluw trig snows the truer
01bats MaJ.•$t>'s, letter:
"As one who has taken, during a
had century. the keenest Interest In
EI dish volitive, and who has always
Lobo wed wltt, ,jeeat au,rivattun the
spirit Art ruterpt,•e, unflinching love oil
of 1u,ert>, and great achievements of
gout nation ail over the world. 1 can-
not suppress ray astonishment on find-
ing, that not wil> Americana, Turks.
and Boer., but nearly all the nations
Art Europe and Anis. maulfrst greet
animosity towards Great ltritain, and
l,.very naturally ask myself what
on earth may have caused
ghat unanimous hatred, and what is
the reason that they all pour the
vials of t -tr wrath upon the English.
"In the first place it is envy and
Jealousy which have made England
hated and feared by her rivals In the
geld of c •nipoltiun. The sight of a
e .latively small nation spreading a net
of colonies and possessions all over
the globe. bringing forward rrtraor-
dle ary and salutary changes in the so-
cial and political condiUuns of distant
wild arid semi-eivflaed nations, and.
above all. earning moral and material
successes for her strenuous work. could
hardly have been clewed with indlff-
e rice by those European nations
whose awaking is of more recent
date, and who do not dimmer of the
moans and qualities which have help-
ed You.
"Success has at all times engender-
ed envy and animosity, and particular-
ly 11 this success 1a the outcome of na-
tional qualities in which others are
kicking. t:ennany. France and Rus-
sia. in comparing their gigantic mili-
tary budget with the comparatively
small outlays of England for her dr
fence. must certain!) feel vexed, and
still more will their respective peoples
env) the liritiah citizen who dues not
feel the burden of compulsory military
service. and still enjoys the lit,erty.
might and power or the greatest em-
pire that ••v• r existed. The Frenchman
of the b•-tt. v .'lass Is comparatively
lea: blind In his Judgment than the
ogle• re, lb' •-a's: 'Je detest.. les .tn-
glah, mals Je les admire.' t"I detest the
English. but 1 admire them."t
"The Russian. like all Asiatics, is
carefully hiding his f-eling.. He imi-
tates the Englishman In habits and
m.tnn•w. Hr acknowledges his trental
superiority. In appearance he respects
him even. but the more deep-weeted
arc his hatl..d mid his efforts to oust
him 1n Asia.
'10 t:ermany the relation is totally
different Sine.. tato the formerly mo -
deal, quiet and ipoffensive German
has decidedly fallen into the• a -ice of
self•admiration, and on- has only to
R• niton til. spreading of the English
1st guns. all over the ;1•.Iw, the gigan-
tic commercial relations of Great Sri-
tt. r: and the ubiquity of the Unin•i
Jack In all was to rouse his anger Hui
bis dialike.
Apart from the aforesaid enern,e,,
England has of late estranged many
of her former friends by her recently
inaugurated policy In the near East
What.'ycr may be said about the 'm-
oaned Armenian question. It will hard-
ly be denied that tilp motives. as well
as the means. of a diplomatic cam-
paign against Turkey seem, to many
nple. inopportune and 111-eho•.n."
There ht much mor. on *hie subject,
and the King or (11. A.iglume con-
cluder. with the prophecy of many dl.-
turbences similar to last week. but
final Rriti.h triumph over all adver-
saries.
AA is bads of A.vow..
London, Jan. It. -Th. Standard will
' to morrow print a review of the
European .Ituatton. in which 1t will
declare• emphatically that Great Bri-
tain aloes not seek an alliance with any
Dower.
P. Nevis, of Window. was 'fe tows last
week.
Miss Bella Hyslop, of Regale, is visiuisg
1a town.
Mies Carrie Scott, of Petrous. is visiting
friss& to tows.
Teves Clark Mitchell is resorted to be
sto.dily improvise.
Mn. ti Struthers left on Tuesday last te
visit triesds is Tomato.
B z Patron easdidete Cn.ar:ily was is the
musty town on Tuesday.
D. 1 McKinane, of Blyib, toes In the
essety tows lest Friday.
Om of Chutes's old inhabitants, Mr.
fleas was is Gd.rlch es Tuesday.
A. E Potter and unite, 4 Ilo.thessry,
N.A.T. , are A1iti se relatives is ('.elberas
Mho Kate ?Miley, who had Bess i. iis-
tratt Ter maw time path, retorted hems lest
wok.
Mies Polley .ad Um Siewert repreas.t.d
Keen ekwrek Mame al the ressat miesies•
•,y msolieg bald is S..terth.
Capt will asd Mea Maegreoet, of mg.
washes. •fe Amities the e.ptals'• pareses.
l,.pt. A. M. .ad Mea Ma greger.
Nob Mery of Tet Sntru. Aim Mil
tows es Twtnda es • week's ramifies
• hie M.D. bots
wleg add the
eeeeata
too* Tarter. of Mew. wet le Mow ea
tt.a.tT• •A.SSTI.
Floor -The market la quiet and prices
arm Sorel ht .11.,. are qua t..1 at i3 Er.
to at Y'i Maaltebs potent• are arm at
113.00 10 H, and strong Laken' Viet
Sen 1'•e of Aran err arm at i11 to
iit.5tt neat. and shorts i12.30 to $13.
W h. It tlut.rl0 a hent metlnite. very
Arm No. 1 (.,li ie 77.• bid on Track and
7te Iced rest '' 1' It whit. 1. worth 71e
.... Northern rail pd ISA• wee*. Manitoba
No 1 kepi offers at Ter. NIS .. with 74c
MO r h1. :.od a .. or No 2 .old a ra•. North
tiny
The market t %rm, wltk sales out•
e '4.e a1 relate ,n tale
Waitli heat '1'ke 11111101101 1a noir, and
prl.•.•w
easy at 3111r 10 Mk
Worley N. 1 offered at 4rw east with
42. bid. and No i offer. st 33e natwilte
t►:11. 1'ur. offer at ;yRt,- to arrive T.r-
p.nto Willie offerou
a1 tside, with
7b r 1.1.1.
tlatn..•:J Ra, nee..let, with price. 0.
ebanr.'1 .1 e'S'ta to ,fit on Inset sad *mall
1..1. a1 1:i, i.
corr. Th.• market is nut.1 with offerings
oo'.Ide .l . =nes• end Irl, bbl.
Ky. '11e tnert.t to arm, with Ilmntd
0ff.•rint.. 'ars NII et Nle ent.ld.
nittrlxtl MAItKsrx
l.tv.el.•.l. Jan. to --Wheat. spring, to aid
to N. I,'yI. red. is 45101 to ns aged. \0 1
California. *. M to 'Ir 7d: .•0rn, 1. 2%4t11;
pea.. 4. !1'. 1 - pork. iia bd. I•M. 114 Rd;
b.'avy ho. on. !7a 41. d0 . Ilskt DM a4. tad -
IOW lt. tel. .•hear w1111. 4eie es.; do .
.oi..red. N4 04
(.h.rpt .I d'1.1ae- Wt..* hotline Orme*
.t M neve f..r rub and bt *01 roe M.,-5.
Mals, std wester •t i 2'yd for J... P'eb.
nod Marro and es anal for April sod May.
riser 17. 1M
lotedow Ma1... A.4.r1Ma Ina At M Y.
.our ?l. *0*rano idiotr g•ieti i est 4ae`lih*ti+.bM. far gob,
MOLLETTON
CLOTH .. ,
HEN placing our order for
Spring Dress Goods with J. &
W. Campbell & Co., of Glasgow, we
ordered seven pieces of Printed
Molleton to be shipped out at once.
These goods have now arrived and
are in stock at 15c. a yard. We
have them in Black and Red, also
in Black and White fancy Checks,
suitable for Ladies' Wrapps or
Waists and Children's Dresses.
Perfectly fast in Color. Inspection
of this new line of goods is in-
vited.
J. T. ACHESON.
Svc± WTO F 1 S
Our stook is now complete in all departments
especially in Watches.
C A. HUMBER & SON
'' have eftla 11 past record* far behind, and this
year show one of the greatest selections of
SUITABLE GIFTS
. shhnuie-.,ilAS
n FOTHTRAD S
miss it
C. A. SHQUUMAREBER & SON.
, 00D RIc H_
Don't
1896
Wishing our Customers and the General
Public A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
We begin the year with a full supply of
SCI30OZ BOOKS
SC:61007-1 STp=-r
The biggest value to be had for cash.
SEE OUR
200 AND 300 PAGE
SCR=.z1=Rs
• FOR 5 CENTS
Exercise Books, Note Books
FOR 5c. AND 1Oc
Leather S:hool Bags
Direct from makers
Extra, Rubber End
Lead Pencils
3 FOR 5 CENTS
A ZP�� INi.CS
Best 5c. bottle sold.
New Tinted Note Papers,
Stationery, Blank Books,
Extra valve to hand. See them.
Albums, Silverware, Dressing
Cases at cost.
Window Shades, cloth
50c. TO $1.50.
A._ I. WEIR_
Next door to JAS. ROBINSON'S Dry Goods Store.
DUNLOP.
Totowa'. Jas. 21.
Mem Anus SbsrlMg, of Matilda. Uederi.k
NwlNkp. i vimtioe hare.
paw Nix.., latelyham >etgl.sd, m
viiYsg Mr. aid Mrs ilips
Jobs Graham, who, mum yeses age was
es the sawmill emir hero cab.s the sawmill
was is 1.11 been. Ms blas vml4Mlg_ tenser
fellow workmen eks
sad eeg =myrrh! friends
about byre.
1a To Uetrrvv Assts. -David Corbett
and W. 1. Whitely. she oat ss mesh weed
I. tbi...lghberbeed law Wooer. wan
omits TNe ws.& i the mom batch. iMM
are Is Tiss form ler • reward. Jas. Camp-
bell w also • oestrest aear by. *he weed
est y them parties will !. Named se the
ei ,alar rows by M. Moore.
Verlag the year Nygbti.4eltt street will
be fully •pe..1 N the Wks, the wood es the
read bevies belie sold N Mr. Tibia by the
Nwtekip eonotil a Sew week ago. This sew
read will be se stars/Kim ter families sal
ethers to takes drive is the lake sad gather
gobbles from Ito shores or driftwood for
home trot, or bathe is its waters wed view
the yuess& epmdieg es. sad, is the eines
of • M the Wag tdkd of feet may
be ..em.d bee we rose defend • sew barber
.d • navy yard ee bake Muses.
STILL BARGAIN'S.
A FEW LADIES OLOTH COATS LESS THAN WHOLE-
SALE PRICES.
1 ladies' Greenland Sed Cape, $97.50 for $90.00
1 Ladies' Baltic Said Cape, .... 15.00 for 11 00
4 Men's Wombat Fur Costs... 15.00 for 11.00
2 Men's Wombat Fur (bate... 13.00 for 10.00
4 Bete Storm Collars and Muffs at oust price.
1 Man's Fur Usp $12.00 for $9.00
1 Ladies' Fur Cap 2.75 for 2.00
The above goods are great bargains, and mast be bleared out this -is
Our Carpet .cock u, sr usual, the largest in the County, cou.uting of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, 3 PLY ALL WOOL, 2 PLY
ALL WOOL, UNIONS, HEMPS, and the new
make of A%MINSTERS.
It is scarcely necessary to say that our prices are rock bottom 00 there geode
Our Lace Curtain stock is large for this Seamon of the year. Between 200
and 300 sets to choose from, and:1510 sets of new stock expectied
daily.
CHENILLE CURTAINS, MATS, RIIGS,'ART SQUAB
RUG FRINGE and TABLE COVERS in
great variety.
COLBORN6 BROS.
The Gnat Carpet and lane Burials Warehouse of the Oimety.
Holiday Fruits .
3 •
A fine assortment of new Fruits for the
holiday season has ,just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of best
brand.
Family Groceries a Specialty.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
affet'ssueta Tel a. pole. a sem.
MIL WIIIITAT Aae.♦Catei
Special at Munro's.
Honey Comb Shawls, Scotch Plaid Shoulder Shawls, Double and Single
Long Shawls in Black and Colors.
HOSIERY
Fine Cashmere. Plain and Fancy Ribbed, from Infant. to ladies sirs.
Boys and Girls Heavy makes, warm and durable.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear in all the leading makes.
Men's and Boys' Shirts and Drawers from 20 to 44 inches.
Just to hand, full lines of Men's Merino and Heavy Socks.
New shades in Cheap Silks tor Fancy Work.
Pure Silk Handkerchiefs from 5c. to $l
.� ivrvO_
Draper and Haberdasher.
NEW
FLOOR and HID
aid GROCER .i STORE
if you want the (rest that is going
in Flour and Feed and Groceries, at
the best rates for your pocket, call at
my store on the Square, near Colborne
Street.
The goods are of the bat and the
prices are right.
ORAS. KNIGHTS.
5,4:trio
Clearing Sale
or
Dry Goods
m i.n
30 DAYS
Farmer, produce taken is exchange.
H. J. HORTON,
the CASH STOML
Igor. moire.l street sad Spasm.
-J
REMEMBER - -.
T1
a place to get
Choice
G roceries
Provisions
Fruits
etc.
i. at
C. A. Nairn's
Family Grocery.
C. R.SHANE&CO
McLZ4.N'$ BLOCK.
Full Line
of
Seasonable
Goods.
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
0. R. SILL= & 00.
soma. s.► Om ra►r.s.■ Loma
Cuttlnz Prices
-not cutting our nose off to spite
our face -nowadays is what we seer
doing, to make ro.xn for the larr
stock of Spring Goods that will
soon be to hand. Although the
prices in Suite and Overeosta will
be shattered, the same high levels
of Quality and Workmanship will
be maintained.
As usual at this leeartnn of the
year, we are offering our entire
stook of Trousers to order for
SAM and 04.00.
PRIQHAM
TME TAROK.
PORI
8.8
H E folk
tbo oonve
Maroc
. Thai I
the Ep■
1posit-tea t
diad by tt
legates ase
0 mt.tatt
t wen al
•r on ace
subjects
t with es
ss.Noas
esaaidet,
nand
dispose
•sabioel
Tb. first •
orotund
which
by J. W
Mr.
subject,
ieeiiair
hip.
Mack
10
let 1
so the l
yi.toI
beth March
books, ck
iteatmittees
important ti
should be tie
through the
mm to til,
greater adv.
oesvereion
bans so few
Mandy la to
week the to
preparation
bath : first, l
study of the
all the helps
tug on t be
hers. He
prayertularm
tidally, appl_
•I member o
and praying
strong tenth
When ouove
dors of cam
are apt to
ways let ths.
their most in
is for their
Mould work
Rev. S. J.
shoot. his
Holy Spirit
.smber•hep,
amt. W. eh
all our woe
comer, riot tl
ower to fait)
spired by t1.
edam, to gbh
holy Spirit I
ita truth
y that
t.
Ra.. J. N
"Howe1
oral wort
sop/
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1 to prise■
iso. 1'be
of Chis
boned fn
being
honor 1a
on the
'1. were
sot yds'
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aimed Ss
te eta,
A half hot
the dilemma
plead to M S.
Rood of Sea
is the Von
available, ar
tem by eel
and apparel'
duct the wo
object of 8
the scholars
deetrises, h
aid primal
aid after se
awed is sus
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sass. A t
work fee A
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dram es "i
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rotary 4
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violisg the
m..mgo fn
firms tempi
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