The Signal, 1896-10-1, Page 8THE SIGNAL : 3ODLRICH, ONT. THURSDAY OCT. 1, 1896.
Without Apology
to thus who believe in doting i,utfiness in every
wa1 but on an equal footing with their fellows.
NO DISCOUNTS APPLIED FOR !
NO TICKETS TO PUNCH
- FOR OCTOBER -
THE BASIS OF OPERATIONS, $1000.
-
l pyouu.r__Ca i. Cheeks, and when they auiuuft to ;10.00, cou►c,
and ,hare in
THE CRAND CIFT DISTRIBUTION
ccroaEfx.
Tour choice of 10 doz. hlack awl Colored Kid Gloves, guar-
anteed value., 73e. to X1.00 a•pair. A hair to a customer buying
910-O0 worth of Goods Murine Octoi»s.
i% yd _Print, guaranteed value, SOe. to is1.00. Choice of 30
patten..
( dKtib` t tteCtx, t'tc.,
guaranteed
••t 2.1 Skirt Lengths Drew G'lo'bs, Tweed
calue frotu 90e. 1•. 91.23 each.
Cashmere Gloves, Black, White and Colored. Choice of :3
pairs, guarinteed •vglue. 7:w
Choice of Pink, Firs!, ('..4 r-, Light and Dirk Grey Men's _L1n-
.ierwear-choice of Snit 1, i tae,, doing I:u,ines• to the amount of
$10.00 during iktoiser.
Choice of Ya Ladle- 14ous••., guaranteed valor, 81.00 to 1:11.25
free to purchasers of :110.00 worth t!,i- month.
MISS DaHL'S D N TIJ1
An order on Miss I)ilx.N;ii f.,r one prettily -trimmed Hat, made
to your order, guaranteed value X1.25.
Purchasei6 of $5 00 WDrth of Goods during Octob-
er, will receive the same generous treatment as last
month.
R. B. SMITH
C. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
t, I fir t bo C11114-
cdiNvE [1E'f. et if rasa leLPE.
Tyaaa. Maine. cad hearse., Bade Mum
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Torrance tie pari er and ere wilt ?.Shah
guideline real torr hale.
Drowned in Sparrow Lake.
■r terrain.* Mae a Mase (Nlege Sendeat
sad HI. Illie ase .1 the .heel Popular
Ladles la rreodsrsrk-A rrwal.aag
Carter a as abort The tiMow■.d ria
Was a !sea .f the IAN rrec Terrance.
Toronto, Sept. "R. -A despatch from
Oravenhurst un Saturday w!d of the
drowning in Sparrow Lake of i. )3.
Qt➢rrance, Prestyterlap student at Kit -
couple wife. left Kllwotthy on Friday about
Boon In a sailing canoe to visit,at
Mr. Clipshanl'•, across Sparrow flake.
They hid not sour far from the shore
Rtes a sudden squill ..n.0 up and the
fano.• spas d Iwtlfi,a•lug drywu,d as Jr
serlbed- The canoe w•: toured nett mom
lag rl•.ile down near the shore.
As soon as the fatality wa reported i
larrt, parties were formal, and early I•ri l
day n.mniag the body of Mr. Torrence was
found ul..ut hfly yards front the short.
N•liag ..n the sorter.. of the lake. -t •
MRs Trtltlt•hcire ia)g, rouso.
Se•erm Held*.•, Oat.. Sept. 1, . -The body
of Mn. Torrance, the wife of ace, Mr.
Torraece. Presbyterian Incumbent of Npar
saw Late. was Nand at to o'elot•k this
evening. Mr. Torrane,• and wife left lir.
tllsnktin'a aware Friday at 11..l a.m., 1n •
sa.oe, to visit Mr. 11. r ••lltbakens. The
seam eoutaloed • nail, which was .o doubt
the cease of tbe acrldent toe grids;
evesisg •boot 5 o'ehet a..11, on. noticed
• came bottom 11p wards, •ud on examine
ties It was Ideutl*ed as the property of
Mr. Torraiw.. Os detente; the body of
Mr. Torreon. was found *bunt hall a mile
bots where 1l Is Nought the accident oc
esrrod. •ed the eaareh continued op to
12 o•t•lov t last alight. to he resumed this
morning end eoouuued until darkness for,
std • bait. 1t wan &gelded le matinee the
march Monday 'accruing. when Mr. Will
lam fiord n1 Rliworthy. to use hl■ nes
words. said eemething seemed to urge him
to try m�aala. He pnrnred • light •tel.
anotnp*vied by a. Sanders and ft Ander-
, em. romateaeed .loreblug. They mo•.d
•InnR ctn.. to shore, and had not bean
• seen kl%g more that 1S minutes whets they
foiled eke bodyof Mrs- Titrne. The
hire wort • caro.-
m elpresslnn Tbe mouth
and eyes were eland. a 1f In sleep, Kind
bands tenderly carried the renins to the
Mem of Mr. John Prssklia, whore the
hod• of her husband lay. He tee wen the
sena sleeping e•pr.•aolon. Tile Alin wan
Me weer to be tocgotten. Mr. Terrane..*
esu to hers preached • farewell memos to-
day to the pronto of Sparrow hake. 1'n
arrtskK M•rt.r of frsvenh,rat 1. In
dart• of um remelts, sad will rNeey
Bain front t;rssenbnrat to Tomato no 1 b
early tr•lo Monday morning, *bleb Minn
Qreegbaret et a aft •.m.
v �-
lir. J. P. Torrance was • nos of tie late
Pref.Terrea.'.. pprinelp,i of W,rod•Inrk Bap-
tist College. who'dl.d 11...111 15 years ago ,
leering this eon. • widow end two
deuebter.. Mrs. Torr•t•.r ad oto stater
nye it ',realist •t KG apslin•-•vent., t
when the sea made bit home lobes 1a the
eft Hie other steno married Mr. Mac-
. l.ngh veal aSd weed emrehant of
Last Tome** t
Mr Tortoise* teetered Rona .aunt. es i
• dl•Inity .44.4104 six yeses ago sod world t
hare eradiated next ana. it. wee eyl.
reedingly beilllaat la hie enure., havieg s.
aired • ennotsnblp last spring. Be was
•sive sa ly respected by els atudset• lied 1
tttientty ante. Bo wee Mot 1L years old
C +n rim dews of wtdasm Is the new
Cm:
be had cheers fey his llfo's week.
Foto inert age h. mauled Mia Aalw
611•11(••. • Wheel t•wi� .r Wondat4A
said Miter nt •1 -Magee Degfas of that
tensa. vim, Movie with his rather. eaeetns
tie a large hansom ►'saisa•a at t►• pins
newt time 1a that grace she M aloe a deur
Mr. t1 limas'.* elf the gra of
y. Beene, nossset Ower a
nee was sea of Weedetas� ars o4
r=e,....., Wlr.., ••1d aM
• her !s.► Meads at .vet
Nev; Murk, Sept. y;. -Mr. Isaac N.
Ford cablos from London to The Tri-
bune: Tbe lions -street Investigation.
while unfinished, indices to prove that
the dynamite conspirators had no In
tentloa of exposing thetnselv,s to dan-
ger by handling their explosives. Tbe".
expected to find some agent obliging
enough to make nee of dynamite
bombs, while they themselves remain
ed ante In retirement drinking cock
tails- 'The evidence Indicates that Bell
was sent to Glasgow on a secret bunt
for an amateur bomb -thrower, and
that he failed to find one. He can be
punished under the Explosives Act for
his part In the conspiracy, but Kearney
and Haines cannot be extradited un-
der the treaty with the Netherlands.
although they can be dealt with by
the local courts for having dynamite
mechanism in their possession. As for
Tynan, there in not much sincerity In
the British demand for his surrender
on a charge of complicity In the Phoe-
nix Park crimes. Prance will have to
deal with him If there be any proof
that he 1s concerned In a plot against
the Cir but no �tisfactory evidence
of this has been published!.
Soclose was the watch kept by the
detectives upon these garrulous and
cons'ivlal conspiratory that the wonder
Is that three of them should have been
prematurely arrested abroad, where
titans extradition was problematical
The police were so well IBformed from
the outset that a suspicion was ex-
cited that on. of these braggart* was
a treacherous Informer. The plot L
chiefly Interesting as a study of alco-
holisat-
Mr. Frederic In his special cable to
The Times on the same subject says:
As I predicted fast week, the pretense
that there was any chance of extradit-
ing Kearney sad Haines has been
openly abandoned, and the (how of try-
ta( to get Tynan has lapsed Into
ernpty humbug- The two former may
get harshly handled In Belgium it Hol-
land hands them over, but so far as
England sad Scotland Yard are con -
oersted their sensational arrest. like Ty-
nan's, was a mere piece of r.clame.
All that Is substantial is the fact that
Ivory will go into penal servitude, So
far as can be seen Ivory's scoundrelly
associates got his money, sett hiss to
the post of danger, and then either
they or some of their confederate ver-
mln In America sold him to England.
?vena. Wtes foams areal Lona,
London, Sept- 2 -A terrific north-
east gale prevailed labs night la the
Bristol Channel oft Cornwall and else-
where along the coasts, doing a great
lent of damage. Strrefal galling vas -
era were driven ashore in the Bristol
'kennel and oft Cornwall. and the
4.learner Teutonic, from Live
rpm�
Sept. N. for New Tork, was delay
01 Queenstown tour hours, after which
h. storm abated somewhat, and skis
'r......4e4 nes her voyage at 715 Woo*
hla morning
The barn's,* Agder and Bron iRs-
burs were wrecked off Folkestone dim
ng the night. The crews of both vas -
5.1s were awed.
A lard* number of onsalln` weseiS
were unable to rank* a sateMing a
were themes ashore abisim attaa. Dower mil Tarsaatt a•s
•
One Sept.aileneer tow aers.
a
tb`ad 1r.Cinnensa" iosssle .i w; t sew 414.i' "tl
mesa Minrat, In Illto
Oats t1=1110Fga
T. AC33:ESON' _ _ _ . .
NEW FALL GQ2QS.
W. ere ..w ready ee skew a lame and varied neseft-
•
meat .1 Dry Geode satiable 1« tie Fall traria
LADIES' JACKETS
at 5.00, 6.7 5, 7,50 and 9.00
YUE CAPES
at $IO, $15, 820, anti )25
FUR COLLAR RUFFS
s" -:.o. t?3, $J, and gt.
FEATHER RUFFS
40e.. 75c., $1, and $1 50
Tl.e abort r.ry7r.sent* oNr Special BeurrrThe above are all New Ooo.is
broom ins Ida,k or hma Prier i7.bu I received. Inspection invited
JOHN T. ACHESON.
lust
• elealetsl Meeker.
Si.1 TH, *tot. jiZ•
J. M. M.'Ltoo, Goderioh, Deer Sir. -J
Mak it i• my duty to write to you regard-
ing
egardIng my boy. Well, my boy wail shoat 21
mooth• old when i began to give him your
�Scstem Renovator Improved, and your Pro-
tein Resurgoni. 1 gave him the modiotse
tor about Sys weeks, then he was cured,and
today 1 nave as etroog, as bealthy, and a•
good-looking o boy as you would wish to
STOVES .,
STOVES
The hest and cheapest Storm
and Furnaces are for sale at
WOhSE[L +n
mw, sow 3 years old. lie was vary trouble-
some from tie tinge he wee horn. Cried
meet all the um. end slept but very little
•at: that mover sou1dl) , not until be bad
taken your Medicine f.r • short tuna He
need to go into 000vulstone 3 or 4 times a
day from the tune be was i days old, mod
Moo his head heron to grow large, taor•1es-
iag 10 nee all the time until the medicine
took offset. We v..u,tnt reedited aid from
different doctors witbou• any benefit 'one
only relieved him •• me,. Toe nice 01 the
head began to dtminlh gradually as he was
getting cured of the dropsy and of tby water
in 'he head. No other medicine misused
but yours only with the aforementioned re-
sults. I trust other mother's will benefit
ht my boy's ours The bottle of the Reno-
vator 1 took myself hes doe. me a great
deal of good. From my very boort and
that of • grateful mother you will have my
good washes wherever you may he as long
ss you live. 1 roman )our true !rimed.
Ma,. A•panw Sierra.
Fall is at Hand
• 1»• prepared to meet it wall a
go.el fiat or Fur Cap when it comes.
V.• hays put in +task all the Latest
styles. of Fall and Winter
HATS
which for quality and price tannin be
equalled. In stock are numerous as-
sortments of the latest in
GLOVES, COLLARS.
SHIRTS. HOSIERY,
MITTS, CUFFS,
CAPS, NECKWEAR.
C. R. SHANE & Co
The practical Steve and Furnace men. IThe reusble Hat and Furnishing
Emporium
READY!!1
Our new Stock of AUTUMN MILLINERY
is now on display and when ever convenient
to you, you are invited to call and examine
it. We will have no special opening days
MISSES YATES,
The Square.
Millinery
MISS CAMERON is now showing a large assortment of the
latest styles in Fall and Winter Hata. All goods are of the most
fashionable design an.I manufacture, and the prigs are within the
reach of all.
MISS CAMERON,
no matter how Bold or stormy
the day is -be you man, *Tama
or child- if rots have r,tu tilll
and winter clouting interlined
with Fibre Chamois This
popular style and warmth giver
so that every one can afford to
enjoy the eomforting,.healthful
• warmth it furnishes. -no extra
�• J weight or bulk, only. s pliable
` ♦ stiffness and a cosy wa. nth of
which the coldest winds or fiesst-
fast Mfr cannot rob you. See that 1t is put in all ordered clothing.
sad loot for the label which stows that a reedy4o-wear gamest
his been Intartlnld with it. Yoe really can't afford to do without k.
DRESS GOODS
from 10 cent. to *1.00 a yard la the leading new designs and
coloring* New Plaids at 10c, 20c, 3tk, 50c. New Merges
front !Sc,:in Black, Blue, Brown and Green. A big line d
Tweed Ettitctr- We wish to call special attention to our
LINEN GOODS •
direct from Belfast, Ireland. Tabling* at 25;. 30c, Km, 40e.
and 45e. Table, Napkins, lbwela and Towelling@ at rock bot.
win prices. A lot of Tweed froui a mill, 50 cents, worth 65e
The best 5 tent, 6 cent, 7 vent and b tient Facto
in town. ry Cotton ever
OUR MANTLES
are direct' from the waken;, and at prices that cannot tie
beaus. AIts in Colonis and Black. Mantle Cloths
in Beaver, Isi)<Nom Naps and Curls. Astrschans in Cream,
Grey sad amok. A Zine of Ft.erlxal.rrra, 32 inches wide, rtig-
nlar 10 asst (cods, for 8 coats.
OUR CARPET§
still 'take the lead in this County. The laziest stook and
best value.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Gaol Carpet Warehfwas of IME 1 oukt y.
Undertaking
Embalming
and
MR . and MRS. A. B. CORNELL
obtained Diplomas for grain' efficiency at Professor Sullivan's Col-
lege of Embalming. Toronto, Sept. 4th, 1696.
S�''ECI i ZNTOTIC=_
A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
Mrs. CORNELL will prepare bodies of females and children for
interment without assistance or presence of the opposite sex.
Respectful attention to all detail.,
It
MY MOTTO -LESS STYLE and LOWER PRICES.
PS. -I do not employ agents to solicit your patronage iof.,rt• you
are dea.1. The only white hearse in town. Diplomas tray be seen in
my show window on Hamilton -aft.
A. B. CORNELL.
Boots and Shoes
Fall is here. We are prepared for it. Our Mock of Long Bojts
are the best we ever had to show, and prices are right. It will pay
you to inspect our stock and get prices on all of our linea. Come to
us for the Latest Styles in Boots and Shoes. High grade goods and Low
Prices are trade:winners with us.
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
N.B,-Sole agent for the Slater Shoe.
WE INVITE
you
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us mend one home for you
to try for a week
and if Too are
not satisfied, to
feel under no oh.
ligation$ by
turning.
11.1411.111111 its LEE.