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THE SIGNAL: GODZRICH ONT.. TH ITRSDAY. OCT. 8, 1898.
that occasion. But we may say that
journals with a brand new coat ot
party whitewash shouldn't squirt
1 mud. The whitewash might Ret di.
'VICRY THURSDAY MORNINGhotorrd.
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Maes et rummest= -4 awl IR Samba"west
Gadgetsk, Octans
rersa. et .aa••vtpas.n, s
One twos'n, In ede ace..
three months.
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Use year,
Leak et V..er 1.6.0%01..
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TGvr Leel to a standing rwr••tpt of the date
to we •-b you are paid up. seer' that It is not
albs d to WI Int* arrow.
W n a chums of address la desired. bozo
tee r d and the sew .Adrn.a ehonld be given.
retinae. tale.
U tel sad other mem' ad veirtWOHOWIStS. ate
110 for first Ing•-• •• n, and t mete per line
for
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or earb nbeegneut nannies, Mcesered b7
e e t.v+ reel areas.
1'1111ae ecardsot Nx Ilars and ander $i par
y - •r
edvertlmssente of Lost, Pone tr.red
P settees Vsoant. Situations toed sad
P ••Ines• Chance, Wantett ezeesdleg
1 se nonpareil, it per m•.•,+n,
Houses on M.:e aid Farm. on tale. sot 90
$ lue•e, ft n r fir, m • • v-'. per sub
• • "i nt month. aero•• n' • to proportion
' spaced 10' tee. the Dbiretor A,, A Ie to
r ;•,.•lthe pecnuI.ry benefit of 007 ledl-
.11!-I, 1 or company, to be considered as ace
vs-tl.em.nt sad cb..rved ser •.•1'••vly,
Local notices in nonpareil type one oast
word, no notices less than $s.
Local notices is ordinary reading type two
cents per word. No notion for less t� Silo.
Notices for i,b,urcbou .04 other religious end
benevolent lake utiooa half rate.
Subscriber who hie to newly, Pus Sweet.
r•eularly by mall. w1U c otter a favor by an
quasi • trih
u. ot the ot .t si early an date ae
PnItllalter'e
J. C. L. Touxel, of Goderlch, baa been .p
pointed Locai Travelling Agent for the town
•nips ofooderleb.Colborne. A.hfeld and Ws
warmth.
Local postntasbnoverfill' district are olio
empowered to reo. re subscriptions to rite
-nee AL
A11 communications mi..' be addressed to
U Mo01e. (CUDDY,
Trz SI NLL,
re:seems Oall lb Ciedurteb Oat
t ODSRICN, THUMSDAT. OCT. S. 1tN,,
SNAP SNOTS.
—The Mail has been dieting on
TARTK so much of late that it is be-
coming terribly bilious.
—C(uEfou wasn't long in Lettting
the Governwent to make a much.
needed appropriation for the Goderich
harbor of refuge.
--The Tory politicians who, when
backed by a majority at Ottawa, look-
ed like giant., have now dwindled to
,pigmies, when sitting in the cold
shades of Opposition.
—The next great excitement will
be the wrestle for the district posi-
tions in the county council. Nearly
all the old members think they should
be in the new conclave.
--Our esteemed Tory contempor-
aries, chief of which ie The Hamilton
Spectator, ane still in full cry after the
Governor-General. if they had their
own way the poor man would not Wal-
lowed to live—in Canada.
—That Liberal Government at Ot-
tawa, which was alleged by our good
Conservative friend,' to be so very
weak a few months ago, has every ap-
pearance of being very strongly en-
trenched at the pr. -sent time. FosTdt
and the TuPPRItti are on the outside to
a very great extent.
The Hon. WALTER Ht'tPHRtza
MONTAOC■ seemo to have basil de_
prive(1 of voice and bereft cf jaw
power since the 23rd of Jane. Pre-
vious to that date the way his orotund
'voice rattled and banged over Ontario
was enough to wake the echoes and
cause chasms to yawn.
—M. C. CA IKRox, M P. for West
Huron, is home from his duties at Ot-
tawa, and is as keen and chirpy as of
yore. Ile out in good work during his
stay at the Capital, anti his hosts of
friends in Huron are proud of the
part he took in the parliamentary ex-
ercises.
--A. W. Walser, the professional
jawsmith and lip -loyalist who attend-
ed the Tory convention at Smith's
Hill, prior to the last election, is now
helping the eagle to scream on the
other side of the hne. Instead of
hurrahing for the (`Id "se he now
shooting for "OM (story. It's bread
and cheese and beer that Aleck is
after.
-- The tare of neglected children is
• question that ought to conte born'
to the hearts of all right thinking peo-
ple. in every- community this subject
should be taken up,and we are pleased
todrsw attention to the communication
of Mr. Hume fon this line in another
column. While.•o much is being said
shout rescuing the perishing young
heathen, thn perishing young (lria
tians nearer home should sot he for
gotten.
—The Stratford Nereid lectures
Ting Hine AL on oonaiat.nay. Wel,
that i. rieh, Doming from The Harald,
which in oily ooasietertt in its in-
oeoui.tmuey. Take its position era the
Remedial bill,for Instaltoe , het that is
a Mrs spot with The Hera d, teed we
sr s't harrow its fe.liug. by
farther te its " J ung, Jim Clew so
The Toronto World is out flat
forted for the gold standard, but, t'
would not surprise us if, one of the.•
days, it changed its tune to praise the
white metal. We have seen Thr
World make a far bigger flop.
ADOIT VIAL LOCAL NEWS•
Tus ]longi. CLAsa —The 'oedemas eoe
to homing at the model school hare oto
wearied teachtnv the cease., . fat mite
by the ooupbytiw journeynua to the we,
schools.
AN OLD RxsIU.aT. -.1..1. Hell, who eon,
tweety tears nom owned Tus 'l O AL, Woo
in tows the week, sad ae might he capes'
•'•1 visited our ewo•tim for •• ',het over ole
tl mea
iT WAS A Danz No:in.—Leel evenina,
oto •000ao1 .t the work oe the mesad•..'
system cow going ou, 'beetroot Iiwbi. wen
O .1 burning .nd ill.• night beteg weenies•,
it was somewhat ditkostt to find one's way
00 the beck streets.
HAgt
IT THANKSGIVING $gavtcxie —Th.-
Rev.
ThrRev. M. Turnbull will preach at St. Peter'.
Samwerhill, at 11 A r. ; at Middleton, 3
e. is , and at kolmesvifle at 7 e. m , w Sui.
day next. A Iti..r.l offertory is looked fon.
as aid of church funds, at each cantos.
Scot rn., Co.. IIT. —Tomorrow (FrtdA%
eventorl, the Hume Hloyole Club will give s
Smoking Concert to the Club's mmmodt..0
routine on Wear -at. As this will be the bre•
of this kind of entertainment and se an u1t
oeheot pr.wrem has been prepared, we ar•
sure that the motel smoker will be a •u•
nese.
A''t-Ai. DIvetgla. — TI •
trustees ot Kurth at Methodist dough, ••
suited by the ladies of the 0ongregetro
have decided to give a Dinner on linat•-
gtviar i)ay, and an eotertainemot in the
sooting, at which Kev nr faits, of To
mato, will give en addrer. Rev. 1)r
Briggs, of Toronto, will preach at teeth ser-
vices on the Sabbath previous to Theuk--
giving Day.
Do Vor K sow Til.!—The latest postal
laws are such that newspaper publishers ear
arrest any one for fraud who takes the menet
and refugee to pay for it. Coder tholes" ti •
man who allows his subscription to ro'
Moog unpaid for some time, thee orders
o discontinued, or order. the postmaster t,
mark it " refuted , ' and have • postal oar
sect notdying the publisher. lays htmmlf
liable to arrest and tine, acme as for the1L
MT. PITTate.. —The new St, Pear's tit
Nurtb-.t., though not as large or as imp*.
leo. es eta namesake at Home, is aevertbel-o
a tine budding, at being large enough for i•.
coorregatron, substantially built, erected on
en •xoelieot lot, and of nest arobitecrura
dee:go. With the exoeptioo of the spire..
whiob are Dow beteg slated, and the patttog
in of doors and windows the outside is tin
when, ao that the •tyle and finish of the ow,
edifice mu be seen .o4 admired by all. Thr
plastering is nearly complete sad the car
pouters are nearing the end, so that in a tee
weeks we shall hear when the opening mrr-
monise will take place.
()Refrain. —The remains of lir. Robert
Manb.11 Elliott, whose death 000urred
about 3 o clock yst•rday af.eraoon, wilt be
taken to (:oderloh, Oaten*, for bunt.
Rrwl services wall be held at the late hour
of i vie deceased oo the west aide at 7 o'clock
tonight, Rev. Mr. Narare*.of6uiatta,. A.
9 30 W. T. Elliott, • brother, will leave fo
the east with the body. Dr. Elliott aa. �
bora in Goderich, Outwit; thirty -seen �
years ago lend was therefore in the eery
midst of what should have been a heeithfu
Ids and prosperous and successful pr dee
eionti °steer He early had • great pre
dilectton for book• end soon aotrotred . r.•
potation as • student, In 1878 he grade
Med from .Linton college, boated an tI e
Western part of Ontario, end in 1412 cost.
plated the course at the Toronto School et
Medicine. t viving the degrees of M. D.
end ('. M :-tore baring upon the study
of medicine, ..e aught .ohool for • period of
three years and enjoyed • vary esvi.ble re-
putation in that field of •otivity. Some
time after bashing at Toronto he
crossed the coma and •accred the Royal
College ot Physicians lead Surgeon* at Edin-
burgh, Mo :land, from which he alto grade
sted with the very highest honors. i)egr•tee
which he earned at that institution were I.
R. C. P. aid M. L He pr.otioed about •
veer in 1.be Old country before matinee
fatltng health agreed to indite* him to retain
to his native head. In 1886 be looted to
Aberdeen, in the rt°IDity of which so many
of his relatives bad proceeded him. The
following year, however, he ser out on rx
tennve travels fn• hie health, •ogsgmv It,
the practice of mediolne and enr;ery at def.
forint places where he chanced to be ane
where his strength seemed adequate to the
undertaktns. He thus spent six month, it,
Denver, • year In Tse Verse. New Mexico,
and one and • half years ie Se. Francisco
Five yearn Leo he returned to Aberdeeo,bat
re,naioe.i only about • year when he start-
ed on his monad trip to Europe to isocline
the renowned sp.oialiets of keseaad and
Feces His own estimate of hie oouditien
was coofirmed by these eminent authorities,
and for year• he bar Dsdentood that so hD
man power or agenev meld restore even
partially his depleted physeal system Hi•
last readeeos in Aberdeen was of about
Biros years' duntioo, and until April Iwo
he wag able to s000mpiish °occidenbl.
work. Daring that Inca* his powers .o
failed him that he took t• hie bed .nd,berr•
ing brief periods was sever able to leave it.
The da.eaged's relative is this imo+ediaN
ssotrne were iia mother, Yrs. Mary F.II(dtt,
and four brothers, William T , Dr J. W
Jag. A. and Dee. T. His tremble was a
gradual wasting sway et ebe.aroma system
omuplicsted of snares with other dille.lties
He was finely educated, had geed.s leve
for medicine sad rhe prwetl.a, .ad se doubt
would have reeked as seabed peepise le
the protegees had his life heel spared- The
fleai(ly mediates. when ah* services will b.
bold tonight, is *ear tie earner of emend
street awl Third avemes.—Aberdset, Reath
Dakota, News.
C.E.L.U.
The fellewftg w the tepis ter the dif-
forest Tessa p.yie s moieties white semi
tiering most weak :
North -et Methodist there\ ILL el C.R.,
Tr.say awing M f seeded/. lope fee
Get 9, '• The row C\ehrnies at bona"
Viesseia-ei Methodist sh.reh E L
Friday MS Vesta
Velma'. Towle ler Go
risiisa
lier and Mie Ill. Hale.
Ease
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Ease Mere\ Y.r.fi.QE, evtss-
Mg ae i etelsek. Tapia he
to Owl se Mammas • by Mile Wary
Sahli Yiasesrv, Milan. gtewrt
AU w eeiially Invited tie Miss/ them
membi s, widish me b.M ie the kimurilits.
ew L&i hiker the ails.. masW M
I e'eie.h. ?13493.g esszbege M ether se -
shake s•s*etaMo
OsTOPICS aPAw
pl
Important Events In row Words
For Busy Roadora
the teal W.rid . f•.ss•-tr.w ar+Nrb
a.yitN earn YIN We Mandy sad
Misrasetive reg. SW Ohs Sesame of
awe raver -• assist IMLs's lealers.eM
m ?.,w.Mas IaMsenal'-'
TH$ DIAD.
Mr. William Morris, the poet, de-
signer and socialistic writer, la dead.
Ho was di year. 01 alit
Feces Anwar, otaa' At. rl'Rts•.
The population of Kingston increased
110 during the year.
The population of Hantlltun increased
Cel during the year, &avoiding W the
assessment r'etur'ns.
aunt cilia.
Mr. Charles Huebner, a well-to-do
citizen of Windsor, committed suicide
by hanging.
The body of Alex. McKenzie. a Ham-
ilton man. was found tet the bay. 1t
10 supposed be committed .ulclde.
1'U0. 1\tetJ9Tkles. t. e.K1-l1.
C.P.R. telegraphers and train des-
patchers have been on strike a week
POW.
A strike of the bituminous coal min-
ers of the United States, ■ImUir to
that of three years ago, is thought 10
De imminent.
'THE VIKA kat'1Rli.
A Are and panic took plea* In the
People's Palace Theatre iti Aberde' n.
Forty persona were injured In the
crush, four of them fatally.
Seven or eight buildings In the busi-
ness quarter of Ganaboque were burn-
ed, and at one time the town was in
great danger of destruction.
1'u1.1Tif'.-
A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
that the powers have agreed upon a
pacific settlement of the eastern ques-
tion which V honorable to all parties.
Moreton Frowen, a leading bimetal-
list of England, has arrived in New
York. Discussing the monetary que.-
tion, he expressed the belief that the
united States was atr'.ng enough to
adopt bimetallism, and that European
countries would follow the example.
KU'StNE*..
The statement presented at the meet-
ing of the creditors of J. McPherson &
Co., boons and shoese_ihowa a deficit
of '164,000. - •
The only notable feature in the re-
ports from the New York commercial
agencies is the marked increase in the
number of Callum.* for the pant three
months. The accepted explanation is
that the majority of these are "polltl-
cal" failures, but this explanation does
not add anything to the commercial
stability of the United States.
CAINE A\ll (:911]11\,41.8.
The Guelph Council has appointed a
committee to effect a settlement with
ex -Treasurer learvey.
The Hamilton Hospital Committee is
Investigating the accounts of the House
of Refuge, Irregularities to the con-
tracts for supplies being reported.
The preliminary hearing of the
charge of murdering his wife against
Robert Carpenter of Onrlda, Ont., was
held In Brantford. The prisoner was
committed for trial
YA 21-1 K Al. ''REN031E1A.
A tenable storm, ranging in its high -
set velocity between forty and eighty
miles an hour, swept the United States
last week.
Georgia was visited by a cyclone
whit h causal extensive lues of life and
property. The City of Savannah suf-
fered heavily.
The loss or life by the great storm in
the United States 1s much heavier than
at Met reported. As the reports cense
fx) from country districts the death
rate swells into startling proportions.
KAII.KOA11 KUNOKL1\e:..
ly..e sad little hopes an entertain-
ed ar bis recovery.
Mr. Thomas Irwin of Belleville and
his eon William were drowned on their
way to their fishing grounds in the
hay
Mrs. Walker of Oakdale was thrown
out of a carriage while driving to
Dresden, rind received Injuries f rum
which she died.
A powder magazine exploded at
ttuluwayo. Five while men were kill-
ed, as wire also scores of Kaffir*. who
were camping near the mag•aine.
Two freight trains collided on Wed-
nesday night at Phaeton, Pa., and •
large number of tramps. who were
stealing a ride, were buried In the
wreck and killed.
It la reported from Victoria that the
Brltteh cruiser W'tld Swan struck a
submerged rock In Callao harbor while
moving at full speed. Her fate Is not
known.
Pt'I11CLY Pp:Itaa1\.t1..
The Czar and Czarina left Balmoral
for Prance.
Emperor William shut an ecormow
stag at Rominten.
LI Hung Chang arrived at Tl.n-
Tsln too Saturday morning.
Lord Russell and hie party tolled
froNew• York fur home on the
steamerm Etruria.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain
sailed from New York f.,r Liverpool
..n the steamer Germanic.
A London despatch says the Duke
of Argyle. father of the Marquis of
I.urne. is dangerously ill.
Miss Jean Iagrloe, the wall -known
poet and novelise who is seventy-six
Years of rigs. Is dangt•ruualy Ill
Cardinal Satolli, the retiring vdset
.1,9, -cal,' to the United Stat -s, is ax-
I•.rted in Rune ab'.ut October 1:.
Mr, Duncan K.ppen has le'.•n ap-
p•.,rt• i postmaster In the Town of
I'•-rth in place of the late ..Ir mortis-.
•'sgn+.
It is probable that Mr. Shannon.
Postmaster at Kingston, will be au.•-
•. tied in that t sition hy' Mr Alex-
an•fer Gunn. el- M.P.
Mr J ll. Barrie. the veotch move -
1••1 arrived arrived in N. w York on Saturday
acid left for 'maws, where he will be
li.• guetot of Lady Al.rrtb•en.
Lord Aberdeen is new a chief of the
:`macs tCil•c• ..f Six Nations, his t0 -
tem awing the turtle• and his new name
Del-To-Ronnh Tat -Fie. whleh. Teeing in-
terpreted. signifies Ci.ar Sky. HID
Excrllrn• y t isit. -1 the reserve last
week and replied to an address on the
fair grounds.
\e'L s*I!'1i'te.
The Prince of Wales' colt Persimmon
has so .far won OHMS.
The new Dental College at Toronto
was formally opened last week.
London sportsmen have organized
the Thames Valley game preserve.
1t Is considered probable that Mr.
Marcus Stone will succeed the late
:fir John M111fas as president of the
Royal Acadettty.
The Astern -tun sloop Spray, which
I
sailed from Bosun in 1f19b. with Capt.
Joshua Slocum as lit sole occupant,
arrived at Newcastle, N.S.W.. Thurs-
.
It 1. rumored in London that Patrick
J. Tynan. the alleged dynamiter. has
1 been released by the French Govern-
tnent, and thatehe has started on his
return to the t need States
News from the Nile expedition con-
firms the report that Dogmata is a
most tettlle province. The new area
properly adn:nistered could not only
pay Its own way. but coSUabute hand-
somely to the cost of its reconquest.
The Canadian Pacific steamer Mani-
toba, which was seized at Sault Ste.
Marie by the United States deputy
collector of tush ilia to satisfy unpaid
Anes. has adjusted her differences
with the mist ,ons authorities and
cleared
Miss Agnes, Slack. secretary of the
World's W.('.T 1'., announced that the
next convention of the World♦ W.C.
T.U. would be held In Canada In
October. 1297. 1t has not yet been de -
John C. Bodo -wig and George W. Sided whether to hold the conven-
Johnson, charged with having wrecked tion 1r* Toronto or Montreal.
a nail train on the Chicago & brand The twenty -mile team road sacs for
Trunk Railroad at Batter Creek, on. the Dunlop trophy, ridden at London
July 16, U.N. during the A.R.!' _ strike, on Saturday, was won by the Royal
by which the fireman was Instantly
killed, and a number of persons were
injured, were found guilty of conspir-
acy In the United States Court at De-
troit.
Canadlan Bicycle Clubs tern of To-
ronto, by a wide margin. ?{., '
won It twice in succession
becomes their permanent
Eight teams were enter
The recently repo.
The strike of C.P.R. operators is
still In pr.grese. Fro -nt indi-
cations it I'.uks an. the company
would wain, as a num:.ee of operators
who went out when the strike was
ordered have made appllcatioas to be
taken back. and in each case their re-
quest has b'n granted. Those still
out claim that the company will event-
ually accede to their demands.
1'l rt1T9Ctt_/Ir PUMA L.
It is stated that France has conclud-
ed an agreement with Italy. Germany
and Great Britain tor as exchange of
political offenders
A London newspaper reports that
a earhgactory settlement of the Vene-
suNa dispute between Great Britain
and the United States has been
reached.
Sir William Harcourt Is expected to
deliver a 'peach this week on the
Turkish queetlon, In which he intends
to declare a new and effective policy,
which he thinks France will accept.
Mr. Henry Asquith. Secretary of
State for the Home Department In the
late Liberal Government, speaking ore
the Armenian question, said that such
massacres In the dark ages would have
led to a crusade. He urged coercion,
but admitted that England could not
employ force without the co -operatics
of Russia.
VOlt E 4 OF WAIL
Capt. Weller and Lieut. Runnions of
the Beeley team were banqueted at
Cornwall.
The Porte bas ordered the formation
of a flotilla •'1 tett torpid.. brats ro
defend the Darden. 11...
The Spenleh 4 ..vernment has order-
ed slaty thousand rifles from a (1 risen
msnufactuier, to be delivered In No-
v'em bar.
Lieut. A. le Swift of the stn Royale
Rifles, i, ..o.c, is applying R.r th•
puelt..n of adtiltant of the Maley team
for 11187.
In consequence of an attack made on
a French party under command of
Gen. °silent, a state of siege has been
proclaimed In Madagascar.
The I'aib Gaulols says that in view
of the disturbed state of affairs In the
!entad of Madagascar, tmalve, thou-
sand troops w111 be despatched there
after the fetes which are to be held
Is boson of the Caw.
The Brost Arrow, speaking of the
vaae•ncy al, the Royal Military Col -
leg., says ft has been decided -n flit
lbw vacancy with an oMeer of the
Royal Artillery In fall pay, who will
be allowed to bold It for Ave years.
cent, AI.TI ss.
Pear eves were Jost by the tlomdr-
� of the barge Osmate at Milwau-
keeIgew sass wore lest from the Sri-
ttetl cruiser Batellta us Dutch %Arbor
lacing a severe Mania
Mr. Maurice Kewmsay, a pt0seer of
own, fell tress as apple tree
rim h head. ti►iu8ieti se se
el.sentlr ttat be is Milliplet*Iy pm-
• rata of
asbestus In North K• whirs a
deposit 10eo feet thick - stated t0 ex-
tend for miles. should prove of con-
siderable and Increasing importance,
In view of the non -conducting and
non -Inflammable qualities of the mtn-
eraL Numerous new finds of pre-
cious metal ores are reported from
widely parted districts of the province
daily sad important communications
are being made, with a view to a fur-
ther Introduction of British capital
into British Columbia mining.
POLIT1E99—t•A 74 A DI AN.
Parliament was prorogued on Mon-
day at 3 o'clock. The members were
in esesloa 47 days.
A petition has been filed at Frederic-
ton against the election of Hon. A.
G. Blair. 1n Sunbury and Queen's
Important changes have been,,rtrruude
by order In Council In the grain stand-
ards, and the Winnipeg Board of
Trade are entering a vigorous protest.
Mr.Jamea McKenzie of Burnside was
nominated at Portage la Prairie by
the Ldirerals of Lakeside to contest
that constituency for the Manitoba
Legislature.
The Senate has passed a resolutlan
restricting the use, of the restaurant
to members of the Senate. This will
prevent Commoners from getting
drinks in the building.
The writs for the bye -election In
South F:aao'1 for the Legislature are
In the hands of the sheriff. The no-
ml.atlon is fled for October 13 and
the election a week later.
At a meeting of the Liberal -Con-
servatives of North Wentworth, In
Dundas, on Saturday, Mr. T. A. War-
dell, Mayor of [Pandas, was selected
.o the candidate of the party at the
next provincial eleetlons
A largely attended caucus of Con-
servative members was held In Ot-
tawa to discuss the question of •
thorrogh reorganisation of the party.
it was decided to elect an Executive
to represent the whole Dominion.
In the House of Commons Mr. Fisher
explained an item of 110,000 to prfvlde
iler cold storage for farm and dairy
products. H1s' srhPme Includes the
payment of WW1 bonuses to cream-
er1Pa that would provide cold storage
besides arrangements on railways and
ocean steamers.
The House of Commons sat on Sat-
urday, and dleremad the fast Atlantis)
service amongst other matters. Con-
currence over the supply bill was read
a second *ilei,, and the House ad-
journed tin Monday. when there was
• dlsrumelon upon the third reading
of the supply 3411.
Mr. Blair. Minister tet Ra(lwaye and
Canals, says with r ter•etroe to the
Trent Valley Canal that the Govern-
ment had not recommended any sore
money for the undert*lttag 21st had
been contracted for by their ter..=e_1'50
sore, twosome he wanted to loll legs
the whole work and decade for 'himself
whether It should he proceeded wtta M
W es should be abotedssal
COfluICH BJII1&1IJ CEJTBE.
JAMES ROBINSON.
IATE intend to make our new Fall Stook ot Dry Goods move rapidly,
that ie, if low prices have anything to do with it We want to have
you know that we err squeezing prices flown to the vary lowest
of oomprcmaion point, that it u ptwsible to give them. We point with pride
to our prices. (lir new
MANTLES and CAPES
now in stock. We ask you to coo fere Quality, Style and Prices with any
store in Goderich. New
DRESS GOODS
Again we lead in the Newest, most Stylish and the Tastiest Designs of the
season. Manyr exclusive patterns.
TWEED EFFECTS
Again we ask comparison in Quality and )T hall and Winter Novelties,
are overflowing with Style, Merit alai' 1tMsotioa. You ignore your
rightful advantages if you omit to claim the advantages offered by the great
Mitotic, Dress Goose and Lineu house of Goderich.
JAS. ROBINSON,
Oorner Weer. -sit and Square.
THE HARBOR. To mites the skis Me ter res, work it
TM •+r. i.. Audrey,left for Port Ailing:well with the hood. If yea task the skis
i• very dry rub • Inch' vowelise ea t. the
0* ltisiy' heads before starting operms/ea
Jet. Hays cod men unloaded the et. Aa.
5'.n. In pretty qu'ck time.
The amasser Daisy is briegiev the legs
sten. tree rlvr w tl. barber.
'fee WO,. Weeders, sought shelter is
[,oder ich harbor cm Tuesday.
The crib fur the water work• u bei.g pat
tow -lbw lewd. Lee's deck, mad whea ready"
will dsewedtoits p'oeisthe lake. SCHOOL BOOKS
'fh• •'r. ('.e.Mm. w.g at twee af'•ck
21.01a.9, end after leadioa freight for
(horetau Bay porta, left for Kincardine,
mesa very geed striae of base were
caught sa tits barber and the rams for
their beim Share new must be because the
logo agora ikam shelter.
The .tee barge St. Andrew arrived
pmt on Saturday evening from Port Wtl-
ham 'vita 37.000 b.saels of wheat ler
millers .long the (:.T. R l;n..
00 TO
YATES
PAS
AUCTION SALES -
All parties setting their sale Mil. printed at
Ude otos will have a tree aortae mamas
is this list too w tbs Unmet miss.
Wgocaspar Orr. 14--eotatuesaing at 1
e r o.Lot No. 10. Gen.. 6 Colborne, there
wilt be sold a large .tock of horses, mule,
sad term impiesenta Jobs Kees, Auction-
eer.
Os Tuesday (lot. 2Otb, oommesoiss at 1
,t. r , there w111 be sold by)psblie .wiles es
tot 12, con. 12, Lake roadColborse, . Sere
amount of tiro stook and fares iseple-euts.
Tuos. Gr9uay. Aaouo.e.r,
MONDAY, Orr. 12 —There will be .cid
oemm•.otag at 1. r. e. ea Lot 3 Lake mom
Ashfledd, sear Port Albert, Me farm stock
tied ■ee.a1. of Wm. Baxter. The emct ics-
e•r has also received Mr. Baxter's intrse-
r.o.s to sell the term at the same time
John Knox, Auotioaow.
It is said teat the Greeks propose to ap-
peal to the ChrisYeas a Europe sad Amer-
ica to .ubeartb. 150,000,000 i■
order te bay oat all ah. M ibamneedae land-
holders in (:rets
10,000
Apple Barrels
Por Sale - -
At Lowest Market Prices
Wholesale or Retail.
MCEWAN'8 COOPERAGE,
Saltford.
Cannot
Be
Beat . .
• •
My Active and Grand Garland
Cooking Stoves for wood My Good
Cheer steel oven for til or wood.
My Hustler takes 27 inch wood, No.
9 oven, only $12. The Happy
Thought for coal : and the beat double
beater Coal Stove for parlors is the
Radiant Hama, and don't you for-
get it.
Three kinds al Coal Oil --wholesale
See his 300 -page NI ap Scribbler It
is a good one. Complete Stock of
Sciool Supplies.
JA>t[1$ T•T2L
SPREAD
THE
NEWS
There's a tine store in town
That, we'll wager •• penny,
When it comes to late styles,
Can't be heaten by any.
Co, carry the news
To your fathers and mothers,
And be sure you forget not
Your maters and brothers.
Tell ell your relations,
Aunts uncles and cousin,
Your neighbors and friends
Bring them in by the doyens,
I l l ' / l TIER FAIRS
Stoves
and
Tinware are . . .
At CATTLE BROS. Now le the
time to enquire about Heating or
Cook Stoves. Whe have them—
all kinds and sizes at lowest possi-
ble cost prices. Also leave your
orders far repairing and setting up
of Stove s. We handle the beast
Canadian and American Coal Oil.
CATTLE BRAS.,
Halniltoe W.
Plumbers and Tinners
and retail. —
• G. N. DAVIS.
SPEOIAL ENGAGEMMENT
1 Rtgks. 1 only 1.
Monday - - Tuesday
America • Representative Diet 8.ssdl..
Mr. 'DAN MCOARTHY
sepperum by the sheemi*It Hale Soubrette,
MISS LOU RIPLNY
sad s etability, will pew
• att sits ei best. bE icy with medal
e sawed wase. wean. prop-
erties.
801097 Er E8116. OCT. 12
Tar Met.e.seas O.medy-Drama b *me AMR
" The Irish Greenhorn."
TUESDAY EVEDIK, OCT. 13
NT goad swam*
" The Pride of Wyo."
,►RIO[• - - - fK SS mgrs go east.
wend Sew as Parisi 11600181"
A Careful Buyer
Mt i West its flea esret.fly. boo• 1i
09.10.. awl. stet*11er gtty hire film
of a swiss fee Tam. Tea say rot mwusd
/.�s.i4iw.i_,. 6 , �.wwi
11. ems isms sueasamesive•lags.w•e
de, booaWul coeds asi wed foe M S Ik18
wllI as M. ye, M Nov seerV.
pnmHAM
MN TAW&