The Signal, 1897-1-14, Page 4,.,oftt
THE SIGNAL : GODICRICH ONT. THIIRS»A Y JAN. 14, 1897.
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RVBRY THURSDAY UKNINO
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Orse of t•ubtlo•ttuo d a•d 10, North Miele
aode.rteh. Ontario.
Teems eV mshaerlpslew
0i.o.'h. in ad 4
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1
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1*. law
leek as leer Sahel.
Yn•st label is•.ra..dlnlr retoet,I of that 440.
he *Men tem are {...d up. 4ee that 1t 1s tat
spe•A' d to fall Io1s ismer.
`•1 ha. • change "f o,1411rew Ir desire& b•tn
ted o'd and the new •ddrese shooed be gives.
4, t Line lair-.
Jeri sad other mutual advertlestoenta clic
pr• lies for Ina insert ah, .nd d eros, per line
two es.t.ub5uqumel Isaert.on. ]/.watered by
ppwsron t,
s Aeelnee• cards of six Mars and under 85 per
year.
Advertl.emrnts of last. Round 'rayed
Mtn.tl"n. Vacant. , '..atloos nted and
Amines' Chaney* W.nt•cd not emending 1
Hoes nonpareil. ill per mown.
Hou... on Aide sad Ronna on stale. not 'o
sawed a 1, A. 41 for drat month. )sic. per sub
scourer month. larger 0t. e. la prwewliem
Any special notice. the dyers of which 4 to
prwedo the pecuniary benefit of any 1041
v'dual or company, to be enn.idered an an
vertt.W.rnt and charted a...'nr4•nety.
Loral notices in nuepsroil type ons mot per
word. •o notice. Ines than We,
Garai notices in ordinary reading type two
emus per word. No notice for leas bas Oh
Notices for churches and other religious and
beeevolent !petit utloie half rate.
Subs. ober who fait to re. sive Tut 8u1*aL
regularly by mall, will r infer • favor by sr
vaunting use( tie fact at a early an dates*
pori hie.
PeblIeber'e entire.
J. C. Le Tomei. of (1oderlrh, bo. been •p
pointed Local Trwvedhng Agent for the town
Ships of (ioder.cb. Colborne. A.hAe1d and W•
wanuith
Lo. al pestmesters over the distrtct an also
empowered b raw vat eub.orlpllots to THE
Siuvat
All communications misfit be addressed,,
U M0011.1.tcClDY.
Ten 8,sn♦1.,
Telephone ('•11111 florisrlc\ Oat
Ii10DilUICM. THUlWIAT. JAN. 14. M.
OUR CLUBBING RATE$.
. ped
Tei Min% Al. and Globe
Tim Sots Al. and A4v.rtiesr 180
Tag 4t*i'. l..md F•mtly .Faso 1 80
Tim Ati:*A I and Montreal Willes..., 1 75
Subscribe at ono aid betas wide the first
somber for 1RIJ.
COMMISSION ISSUED.
THE Government has issued a com-
mission to Police \lagwtrate SIAOER,
of this town, to investigate a series of
charges of offensive partisanship
against a number of civil syryanta and
public officials in West Huron.
Amongst thowe cited to appear are
I). K Musk,, postmaster, Auburn
J. M. fto%sar, postmaster. 1)ung.•0ee.
J. A. I)AI-ro., mail ulerk, London diri-
Gion.
.1 .1. A''•TI., mail clerk, Stratford divi-
Gioi.
Ww. I,A*II 0.01 1 , postmaster, I.odertch.
1.0%t. KI.l n n, .eret,4..r public build-
ing,t:oderiob.
The cases will come up for investi-
gation within the next week or so.
OUR COUNTY RULERS
THP' new county council will meet
in Gollerich for the transaction of
business Tuesday. .1 an. 21. There
are but three uittrtlw'rs -,who have
not had preyiou: experience at. the
county boar; Moiv,Rs, Solgu. and
MILLER . two - HAYs and ToRSAlscg
-have ea4upieel the warden s choir in
days gone by : and the remaining
members have beets through the
county mill and underootio the work
ing of the machine For "moat tune
past speculetien has been rife •a to
who would be the man to fill the
warden's chair under 41 • hew• regime.
*
and the ColIsensue of opinion is that
John Cox, of th.lerich township, wi:l
be the lucky man.
The election_ of Mr. Cox would
Inlet with the approval of the general
public, as in addition to having been
a long time at the old board, Mr. Cox
ie possessed of a grasp of public of
fairs and a shrewd sense* which emin
eptly qualify him for the position.
There is one .,bier matter in con
Mention with the new council,and that
1s
the preponderance of the farming
elebent in the I.emherhip. Ho1.T,
acd MCL►AW of (loderich, •nd'RoL
woo of Exeter, are all who can claim
to lie town representativ,•a, retie, T.
R.11 AY' ii now a resident of Seaforth,
but he ie and always will he a farm•
er s representative, and sat in the ole
county council for years and occupied
the war'Ien a 'hair, and ran for
Parliament one more than one otcaaiOn
an w farnuur s representative.
Taken all in all, there is w strong
county council for If+97 and Is98,and
The Smoot. im not afraid that the in-
terr to o1 04.4 Huron will antler at the
hamse of the members elect.
SNAP SHOTS.
-Have you held on to your swear -
Look at the label on your copy cf
Tile Htow*t. this week,
-We have --i Col. - LArtints' re-
port of the FARROW investigation in
Meat Heron. awl we have had a
hearty Ia.Rh over the dedbotions el
the able invrrllikpatpr. it'. th. old
RooM6 verdisetk "Not pre u.-hss
deet do is again." Taus. VAarow
tried his level beat to he a partisan
and wasn t able to t111 the bill, *aye
!commissioner 1.A:Isn-
1 Tye *tetgnt of RSM& deputies who
stalled the toilet Wass in favor of
that moment prior statesuu►n, N A r
BOY11, t.'Oeld have glveu pointers; 10
/the late wir.arl IfkKIIAVY.
• .. The (ltltario fegislsture will meet
r Feb 10, or the transaction of bum
!Ulla Tbere is a new Wan at the wheel
land the public will be interested w
seeing how he steer* the good old
provincial ship.
-A. W WRICBT, the professional
potitician who att*'udeil the l'on*wrva-
tive convention at Smith's Hill prior
to the election in June la*t,snd waved
the " old dog " *o energetically, is
now snugly domiciled in New York,
.•oliting a newspaper and yelling for
•• s ►Id Glory -as the Americans term
the Star* and Stripes. He was also
An ardent and full -toned orator for
MCKINL►T 111 the recent presidenti•1
election cautp0IKn WRIGHT i* a pat-
riot fur revenue purpose* always, and
is •ea'Iy to shout for any cause and
any dog for a consideration.
1
Chicago alderman hits intro-
duced au ordinance into the city ooun-
•i1, compelling All ladies to remove
their heed gear at the-trical and other
entertainments. is .herr no kind-
heart.•d councilman .a G.,derich who
will resolute on the subject in oar
(town council There are Wen in town
'who would rise up 'Ind hail mach •
lcouut illor A* a puhlic benefactor. And
we know whereof we speak, for many
is time and oft n Gainsborough hat or
some other monstrosity, has sidetrack-
ed al! pleasure front us at a public en -
i tertein ment.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
The tall chimneys still coot ions to
smoke.
Laundry bows stamped •11 reedy to work
10c The Fair.
Regular meeting of the town council os.
Friday evenlns.
The C 0,F. will meet in regular stwies
sent Tuesday evening.
The newly elected °aunty cwac;l will
meet 00 Tuesday week
A small hoe at school bags lett to go tell
your own pr,o. The Fair.
The man who printers' score kenos level
%111 never •se the printers "dont`
The •organ F&.-•nry made • targe tinhpman
iof organs an t piano stools nm Tueed•v
Arrangements are already bang made far
putting up .even buildings In the Spree
There was • large art..eidanr* of children
at the.ksttog rnk no ss•arrlsv •tter000e.
stamped linen at reduced rates ; alio a
few tinted t.hle rov..r• The Fur.
it von west to your food to add • real
rest, use " R,ce a Pure Salt -- for it Is the
hew
The Puldic "zhool Rood will hold the
first meeting for 1?'4' nett Wednesday
e-. ening
People are •Ire.dv t»tlnnng to thong
there will to • •carcIty of ice the Comm‘
'Summer
Th. motor of Victoria -et Methodist
church, Rev. 'lams (.04w10. ones relit les o0
Newga•o-st
There w•• lake an outburst at ot.
'David's war ohm! oo Saturday. It was '
!among the .. -r pipe..
The ennuis! sale of papers periodicals and
:boos took place at th. Mechanic -e lost,-
. tut • last 1 Moeda, erasing.
These who prepared tor an (arty winter's
sport to the skating and .now *h,otag Lanes,
'Mae vet here . ,(oe,t .. ...n
Hrown •;o,•d morning, Munson. Row
do you find huet•,.a. \I un•nn - liv ludl •t•
nee advertising In Tit": t : • t
• Heron I'tooter N , 30, R .\ Ni . will
meet In neuter aesat,n for the installation
of officers next Tuesday *riming
Tib. t ivende singing oleo, °flatfooted M
fir. 1'utf, will meet ae usual is St. 1 .torte
g enal room on Saturday morning nett, at
10.30 A. m.
Having purahwed the large ,took of St.
Geer,. Pries 1 will offer 10'' off oo •I!
,ornr.kery and chins from now till the 10,h
of Feb, 1). C. W,nru r
We have to thank township Clerk
Strother of Ashfield for • fall •oxount ot
the polling 40 the township at the menial-
' pal electees.
we think the C 1'. R. ham mimed at be not
WHIR this port this mama. for up to this
hook, grain tumid haws been brought here
doily from 17hioege
Sn far the will gees. thatpawed over
(.od•rieh some two weeks wince hove not re-
turned. thee showing that there is est
'sotto weather northwards.
The Hell Telephone re. have pat mere
poles in 00 our streets, and thesis with the
•man• being pat in for 5leotri0 light per.
pima• will almost fill our math
Having purchased the stock of groc*risp
from St floor's Price, 1 •m orep.red b
*upDly all of his old customers nod
loisev new ones with good family groom/301
1St lowest os5b prime. 0. 4'. Wslrsar
Our causes complain the4 some of ear
cordwood purveyors pock the stinks is
their morose r they peek apples in their
h•rrwls -I e . the good ones outside. and the
deo•vIng and worm-notwn ones to form hol-
lows' in ted cewtre
Our heat builder, Wm Marlton hes
twee unable he pet material into town for the
isle et the Mg enc, for want of .now, .ed
as he is *oder • Mg Dsual•.y ,f the vowel
M net ready by a oert•in day, he naturally
wishes • heavy fell d the beautiful.
C. E. L. U.
The fellewen are M* Isaias fer the 01f -
harem seem/ people's •s..lhs while meet
dune, coot week
North -et Methodist Amish R. 1,. el 0.1.,
Tr.d*y melte, u 7.10 *'sleek. The meet -
Mg will .-renes at 7 .'ele.41 Moon/ of
at 730, ee *helms of the 8111' Redetr
setting I. hoes ghereh at S
Klose rhumb Y.P.&.0. L, Teesl.y eves -
leg •t 8 *'lied. Tqb fsr J5aOery
tSt►, •' Rivals •t home led 1. the mid..
Sdd•,'• by Maggie Ydaestey.
An ere .sr•Halh Invited he ateesd Moo.
rarely, .bhh are hold (a the besam*1.,
edema
s1 Wee tlsisll
ee n ua
IIOHGR MOT HI1SK1Y
Sensational Sulcldo:In the City
Hall at Hamilton.
a Few Nla•tes Mies* t'emalW.S Iwo
Deed Neese s.•4. tae 1 srea*ker's .I4.
-Leel tre.Ihg." 5.4 was Ippw.vesie
In heed *pores as eereseely carried
se • mer. **lamer Alta NO WeesM,
Harntlton. Jan. 10.-(sper!al.)--(roe e[
\r m.wtt .enaatb'aa1 sulcedra that have
a'-urr•.4 In this part .of the country
to- Pent.. Ume Wok pia e In ship city
!set night. About ted. James Hodge.
SS ',etre of age. strong and heavily
tau.:t walked Into the City Hall and.
after l.*.1.ng around for a few min-
ute'. . .xrated hinted( at the foot of
the stairway !ceding to the oounell
handi.er and pulling a revolver from
her 1"'t k'•t sent a 33-, abbrr bullet
through hew train.
The spot woe:, 10.- mag ended his
life not more hon ..!to fest 1rum the
sable of the chief of paella- and the dr-
•erttves'headquarters. and Chief Smith
and Del eel Ivy Insp..ttor M,Mahoo.
being in then office , hastened out to
learn the cause of the loud report In
a reclining position on the 'Gonne,.
dead Tree the sturdy fort. of Hodge.
s eats a dew minutes before ba Mrs.
ns
Hero. t %lir of the earel rr of
the t`iti Har geoid evening •npar-
e.tty in good .pirate. He held the re-
! 4'o Yrr in his tight haJoi.:and In the
r
gtt Ad•• .i her heed. Just c.t era the
' oo• waw, a wut:nd showing where the
bullet had ••n:e•r•A In !Iw t,.e kat waw
a not, atat:nr that be had heti %cath
a /rest deal ••1 money. but his relatives
' had been thw tocsins of robbing him of
I !t
About 1-' y`a-a aft. the sule4le and
one of hie brother" had a attic.. erul
move. and 'Ina are hu .:nem ,n New-
' market Leavitt': Newmark -No James'.
. the vetoed, hourly a farm 1n Welt
Ftambe•ro. wtictr h" wtrk•d until abnUt
eight years ado when he sold it tip
SAM and t ante to this .yty `Lnce
arrive.: here he 0e. been drinking
boavily and hoe done very little work
His Meter i•.mma died about four
month.; ago leaving hm 13.4'. and he
than spent all this So far as is known
he has Daly on-- brother and or Me-
ter living. Hee brother \veil:am is to
South Atria. and the Mater, Susan In
Newmarket.
Ctron'•r Wh•: was .nf,w red a[
the tnrt•umerane0.0 .4 the .Ane and de-
, lint that ay' inquest Is unneeeseary.
LI CIE LR.*rt/RD KILLED.
leeched tp h m Was sad Threw. to the
Ormond T11A, Wert Widow.
Montreal. Qu. Jan. . --Dur►n>f the
;east few weeks the ctt,y NM been dis-
grao-•d by se, -nil hlde•,us crimes,
among 'her:, th. killing •d the man
L1n.r..0 and the escrow duoth of
the woman ltadout. Another murder
ha' n•.% tern ad 1.d in thele
.shout !rags yesterday • quarrel took
t la- r n d boo., of ill -fame on Jacques
oar l• r -ruse -I %hich after the taper
of eoveral hours resulted In the death
sof Lurie Leeward. aped year.. It
alts -are. the %or an ;tad an art.reatton
Mirth Uhr mIstresr of the boo..., f01-
b.w.d 4y l'bw's. and ultimately the
oiler unan wise turned out d the
house. Lucie Leeward then roared
about the wtreetr. and in a short time
she came across sevelwl acquaintances,
with whom the visited numerous st-
ations and In tee end toecame very
Inks* intoxicated.
The woman then ysva.o4ed to fie
home on Jacques Cartier•atltrent.
where she arrived about batt -part 6
o'd'x#. On her arrival ate- began an-
athcr row by stnaehing panes of glans
end pounding the door. Nothing that
thee did not attrpstt the pn'po.•t.r's
attention. Lucie went to the rear at
the house and waived isms, the ma -
:eery !fere she t,ewar Derain breaking
the windows whero•up.pn a young man.
whin www 'contently an taw t. •.' the
be cm r.Ldl•d out. picked her u;. la
hie area and flung her Cower the veran-
dah. a distance of shout thirty feet
from the grojnd.
The woman fell with a dull thud he
the ground, and the brutal re•rpetrator
of the deed n --entered the b' us ap-
parently unconcerned.
J1NNI1 uteri D1lnIg.
■ietwoe4 are assorted. brae 1 sob •
of M►rea51.e.
Cullingwood. Jan IL -An Irqueet was
htIJ here L -slay Into Use carr sof
Jetlnle Grey of Midland. whit sulckdod
un Wednesday eventing. Thr court
aie J.ANZTAt.RY- SA1,3333
r v,m ass eruwded. A jury war em -
p atielle•l by LT. 0trpheu. coroner. and
the evidence of William Cann, )Telae
• 1Wuvau, J. Sullivan Chorion Willl-
ft@•. 1✓r. li. J11. A, k.surth, N . J.
iluuglimes, dru•gbot. Nes taken, %inch
dt-ta!1rJ the rtory •4 Mtge tirey's
death a= told yestr:da) The dueler
believed the gin Abed from strychnlue
pulsu0,ng. and dialed that she was
en.kate.
Mr. J. Sullivan told ut aosisting the
girl into the %aeon, and of her suffer -
lugs. All she *outd say 1n wooer to
question. weal, "CHs, th., vlllaln' uh.
the vitioin•" Asked the caual of her
trouble. • the anrecied, \William SM.
mune '
Risley McDonald. clerk In the drubs
attire of W. J. tortlglas mid. "On
Wednesday Jane (levy came to the
more and asked for floe cents %urh
of 'trytitnttle. 1 gut H for her and
had her sign the register-1reigiet.-r
produced Gave her ten grains. She
said It was for rats
j d11'llltanl 1t.ntm..ns said he had kro.n
decreased since August. 1484. and had
had tmpr..prr Intunuy with hes.
A Jurymen Ind ,Ale inttnwtr to
you 0741 Sunday night that eh* %.mid
make away with bersrlf 1f you did
not mu -nil t., her'
Witness: 1 did n.4.
Juryratan : What taov*raatlon did
take islet, between you and dee eared
s.e Sunday evednir•
Witham- She mud '1 am in trouble
and you tare 40 h.ame. 1 mid, .Ttmm
will tell. and if I ant 1 will look atter
the • had "
While this witness wee Irlvang his
evidence he was hyred by the large
1Udirne r wh,eh had gathered
Thr jury retired at twit p..ri. .u..1 at
t55 brought in a verdict "Thad the
said Jane (:ray watt, t0. her 0th I.y
taking .trychnlnr. administered by he
own hand. while in a state of mental
agitation We mc-re,ver find from the
evident,- given that the cause of the
said Jane Grey having taken poison
was by reason of the treatment and
Knot, neglect of William Simmons, and
would further reclmmend that th. law
governing the sale of pones; b • more
rigidly enforced.
Farmers es the rant.
Brockville, Jan. L -Tim ^nsnlua
Tariff Commis#oners held two seaaL'ne
here to lay. There weer presets. Mau
W. S. nettling. Sir Richard Cartwright.
Hon. William Paterson and lion.
Sydney Fisher.
tleurge Hutton. Prelude -et of the
South GrenvW. Partners' Irrtitut4
wanted the duty taken off coal on.
corn, cheese bandage and factory suer
plies.
John Stagg of Brockville. a promin-
ent farmer, a cattle feeder. advocated
taking the duty tot corn. but Wrongly
held that the duty w, pork shoot I be
ouotinued.
C. S. Cogent of the Cosaitt Brost'
0pmpanY cossidrred the tariff as K
affected agrbultural 4.upietuent: un-
3tlol. in that It r,duc-d the du: on
Implrmu11'. The duty ••n raw ma-
terials used to their eonstru. true had
not been reduces: in a Correvlsin4.n4
degree.
U. L. McPherson, MLA., Lancaster.
wanted the duty on corn remo:.-d. al-
so taken oft coal til and cheese ban-
d F. L Moor s.1 Aiitdl.on and !. W.
Fulford of Brockville wanted legisla-
tion to prevent adulterated honey bit
Ing placed on the market. without be-
ing properly labelled as such.
l;utr.rt Alder of Pre=cert advocated
tree euro and coal oil.
Mr. alas it w[ Algonquin thought coal
'ail and c ern should be for sad the
tariff nn r'hrre. bandate a' d dairy
utensils should be taken ult. Theeduty
on pork tended to keep up the price
here.
Leers tlesgs 1h Prisms.
London. Jan. 1. -Try Old Raley
COW • room was arow.1 1 :hi: n1..re-
1qm when Lady Selina 444.1(1 Jr nn
Corer -ton and W 1I:!.tau aye ''.t, who
yesterday pleaded iso, .y ut hat 'net
crle.t4&lly libelled F.. 1 ltue•ell L.dy
Sort's tion -in-law, were urj',t,lit up
for pent. .ser Lady Beni: entered the
wort room accompanied by bee attach -
tee. :Ib«'ban. a well known Ilghn.;!gh tee. Coullteee Russel.. When the pet -
baa Iwo .rr.at..t o0 tbe eharr,. or .•Dodo nonage, wi`s'e called W the ler f.Ar sen-
ile death of tun,- I..•.as01 h g
het d••wnata,h at a Louth. or ill -f me is efilifilow -4 ri tenor John 4l.ady $oust. addrermed
the hast End.
the court in behalf of hie cJteut. nay-
niq,.Cr (v).wr4ND4Ny.
° ing her ladyship pledged herself not
W re -publish any of the libels she had
uttered agann* Karl Rums& Solicitor
Han op. -akin. for C„ckerton and Ay-
lett. swirl that his clients did not with-
draw a single word they had said,
or any %tat'-m.ent that they had made
enneer►tin4 Earl Burwell. having toad
nothing t.ut the truth shout him.
The Judge then pnMnuoomd sentence
upon ; h.• prisoners, oondemDJJ*q .lads
,if them eight miontfue Intprio.,n-
rn.'n* without hard labor Lady 8..o.1,
on a.*-'ont .4 her delicate health, *111
tit treated Ail a Arcot -clam rne ddwaeen-
■ nt. hut ( eel's -non and Ayitat trip 0.
treated as ordinary petitioners
N&*Hr wars .t ■.milt.. %111 Get es
Pashtos.
(ittatta, Jan le -'Special.) - The
lard Rattallon. Ottawa, ..take. th
cake as the (reek city c-.rp, o. the
Ia..mini,,n The returns of compara-
tive .•tflt t'ii' y hat .• been compiltr4$
opus th” t.&.t. *if the Ia.t genes al in-
spections. with 'hr result that the• 43rd
doses 1-x3.01 points Mott . caw Hem-
Surn'w fa. -ureter.. the 13th with .,tt
aveue se. of 144.114. and them the
Queen City's p. -t•, the Q 0. R.. n elope
third, with I4.i 4f, 1.•it4s The 43rd
will con.equ'•ntty hob, 'h. (ilim•.ur
Cup for o,..ael year
it stens 1', tee definitely settled that
Mayor "Johnnie" Mason of the 13th feat
ta)lun. H*nult0II, call be commandant of
thL. y -at'. Ilkley team. Ti, - e.•,• lion
et Major Mann wal t1.• t.op,,,•*' alt
over the country Hr Ir t
Mot Mows- 1 and with lot. or - lav -v '
to enable h,m to discharge the dull...
of romrnaldant with digit") and abili-
ty.
Faust Lo 'spaniel,
Pert Rowan. 'tot , Je.. b About 1.;fat
yesterday aY expl,.tln[t. followed by •
•14.10, was beard '-owing trot, the m.►
1 N 4•• •.n shun ,'swats,
Nelehl...r, \ moor b, rushed to the lyse
and found h:, elde.t daughter, time ure.S
Stearns, dying In • po'.1 of blood on .at
dour, suJ b. -r .1"111.•. en Bre. 41.01%1 in-
tendant-. was lmm.dls4•iy wmmouee, •.e
en etan.inn'loo 1t w•, found the %mune
wee fatal. It appears Mus Stearns, wee
esu as wtprt Moot. went to the tern to
get a gun frit the porton.* of shooting •
troul.le....oww ant. and lo pulling •be goo Mit
It exploded The whole • Marge ,Meed the
girl's right sed.. Nies Stearns was 600 of
the leading ladies of the vlliag• Its* • pro
mlal.g sebods.
Tim Basswood J1.eN1es
I.a4M. Jos 10. -The tenses has deebt 4
to ■11o. the Prior* of Wales and the puke
et c alit le Outline tho pemeraa ar-
rangement ter Ih• dlas.osd Jubilee te be
a•\rlsled tee beet •pyrevl. As Important
detail la the not sf royal woo to he en-
tertained. 1 t wig be • ismer came=
thaw eah be prevl4M /'r la the royal
sea. sad teterai principal betas mar M
hired. 1t7. demised for heard ae.o.eemoee-
0... ale 05. pvear•1 penile r aletedy great
for 1.Mie.* went. Is r.w.t betide ovary
Seal M W hes •eemsd,
Maw w7>♦ r ad.rter. 41.11•14111.all, Jan II -'rhe
hairbe e. spe,e\ t Qssbre~ 1. IOtef
y the teat pollen** WA of u. ..mows
the Ianui. Oe'myemoet that . 4.
to deism R. positlen stony 0n 1
dr maintain He somedm 1a Mor'.& es
de seener aa•4a'(
+oroaratgeitto
-
.trewaed lA\Ile easels&
Smith's Fails, Jars. $.-A sad drown -
mg accident happened on the river a
-hart distance from the Bolt Worhr
this afternoon. John Phillips, the 1"r
year -sed wet. of John Phillips. * 1:o re-
si4ep on Queen -street, started fur home
at noon putting on his skates. when he
calve to the river. This was the last
seen of him alive. When be 41,1 not
get horse his people .Wade • nqult 1M
scan Iter„ foun,l ;tt,• log • n
whi• h A.- sat to put on hi., elta:es and
followed his tracks along the lett They
Lound the place where he had broken
through and their worst ream were
realised when they saw hes heal a feet
inchees under the wars. Ile was
standing straight up, his feet embed-
ded In marl -dust Much ,yampa`tlly le
felt for the afflicted family.
Tearber Tfresiod by se W.maa
lNlffalo, Jan. 4. -{ td.)- kir W. M
1ammnnd. principal at the Public tit -heel
at Hrld4elwrt. th.t_. wblppod ■ boy gained
Morton for playing truant. The
mt#b.r. Mr*. Anal. aortas, was dl.p1.•a..•d
with hia e•.ndtlet, and as Hammon.* Ma
b1. .rh..d n..m yesterday sft►n..o, .h.
w orsted Alm with a Myth. est to .p..k eat
• •baro.s troch et Iaag.s i. 741. a►t'.1se.
of • iimwen11 were r04*Ir.d In res up the
laceration tattooed ea tie p.dagsres1
brad.
Mad sows Prem Beeawas•Is.4.
Cap* Town. Jest t. -The news bele,
elmelved fawn Hechmanalar4 Is et rte
most sr -noun kind The magistrates
and pettier, at Kuruman have goes
Iib Maga*. and 70S native.. of tIIM
vlehetty .re relatng farms, luting "oa-
ths and ewwnrnitUag ether dmyredatinee,
anent Reeelts of gam ries...
1S..1hay. Jas L- Thw Throw of ro-
e•, In en as'Ud0 0a the bubodt
glagmm, which a ravaging the city,
'nye thee slice the e.thrwak 0i the
51 .80?
the phpelatien of Pahay ham
hewn r'.ait44 sme-halt, and chi woo**
remelts W we mood 80 pre their
OF
WhIte Goods
at the GODERICH BARGAIN CENTRE continues another week
White Quilts 21.00. 77c
White Quilts $1 :15. 1.00
White Satin Check Musliug
10e for .. Kc
White Satin Check Muslin
8e for . .... 5c
White Cotton 1 yd wide 7c
for .
.
White Cotton 1 ydwide 12 c
extra value at.... ..... .....
Longsdale Cotton away down
in price,
5c
10c
Unlaundered Shirt4 25c, 50c
Pillow Cotton 46in. Main 18e
for
Pillow Cotton 44in. Piain 18e
for
10e.
10e
Pillow Cotton 44in. Circular
114c for . ls}
U- nbleached Sheeting 2 yds
wheat 20c for............ 14,
Bleached Sheeting 2 yds wide
25c for 15c .. 15e
White Embroidery from le a yd up.
Towelling, Towels.
Stamped Linen, Apron Linen
Lace Curtain.
Don't miss this Mid -Winter Bale!
JAS. ROBINSON
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Corrs■pondenta
0aere is saMms/M* Wee That Cameos be
heedllgwbere gam --Saws .44N
Des.ly ap.Mally Reported
r Taw Sigmsl.
DUNI ftp.
Trssi,AY, Joao 12.
(:oo. Stewart is op from Huff.lo.
R D Morro hse returned from his visit
to H*ff.lo
Darin, lest week • leers black fox which
was lot • etr•n4er M the barn yards wee
shot by • Sslttord sportsman
LANES.
Movtay, Jan. 11
Joseph D. Sonat, our popular merchant,
who had • small bole in his leg broken by
his horse falling se him. Is able to bestowed
again with the aid of hit crotches.
Peter Swats, who has taken to himself a
life partner in the person ot Ates Flor.00e
Love P•ttesaoe, of Looknow, his moved
es to the old homestead and settled doers
We with the young couple • prosperous
voyage over the mateimoot.l tete.
Conn Lanes, I.0.F. dented whore the
last night of the cid yaw, .ed the result
Ant as follows : C. R., .1 Campbell : V. r- R
.1 Retmhi... ; R R. Win. Jamieson ; F C ,
Jas Brows ; chaplain. Wm. Hunter 9 W ,
J. Soothers ; J W., J. Hackett ; S K. W.
J. Low; J. R., W..I. Amar : ooart-Aepety,
M. Ferries.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Tt r -i o ..dila- 12
emir Laithwait0, of Hn!m. vibe, se nim -
Int her sister, kers. Driver, Huron Roel.
Wm, Clerk's new hour on the 4th ono.
will .non he ready for occupation, and pre-
sents • fine appsaraere.
Mn >lowerhy, 3rd nos., is visiting rela-
tives on the Huron Road.
Mrs. Robert R.*Aetsoe. nth con. proses*
ed her husband with • New Veers gift is
the shape of • bonnets, girl. This •oaousts
for ted extra broad .mile on his countem•ses
thew day.
W. .1 1'.ttea Is r.00veneg from an at-
tack of Inns trouble.
Miss MoM*th, teacher in Union School,
has been *offertory froom a had oold.
Mr. old Mrs. aloha Sowerby sed child,
who h*A hoen weenie( the 1647'. F.r.t•,
Mr. sod Mn John Salkeld, have retuned
to their home In treed Kapid., Mich
We .e pleased to we the g sial ooiatas-
1.es of R•rry Montgomery who, with hie
win ..d family, .re down on • visit from
Man.tol a
KIHTAIL.
MorpAT. •1•s.. 11.
Mies Flo McLeod left last week to attend
the G.71 I.
Dr. M.Dor•Id and M. McCaaley 'kited
at Y Whitby's lot week.
Mee R. Fitzpatrick was ted tweet of her
sister, Mrs. Veneto the past two weeks,
It is reported that ie • short time we
shalt hear the chimes of wddis, bell.
Mies Minnie Keefe. who spent her Christ-
mas vacation Moe, refereed to (.odertoh to
mom* her studies.
Mr and Mee. C. Jordan left no Setordny
after • six weeks visit to her parents for
their home la Cheboygan. 0i their jeer -
soy home they will visit friends at London
sad Detroit.
l'bo Uesr•ry Society held the deet rest-
iae of the wow year es Thursday last. Rein,
dls•ppd.t d by the owner of the hall let
mustier/ to riot it, it was Imo when the
meeting opened. A short prerramme was
prepared. after whlob the tremblers held •
e11M4rog for the purpose ot deoidi.F whether
t•Oy would rime the ball Hot, me rilmee,
von mast sot forret that Aler. meld At
bold up Retell red rent bed hall le yen se
rh_g, -
SLUEVALE•
MownaT, .lore. 11.
Miss Annie Stows, who has bete eery ill,
h rsooverlmt.
Mai Maggie Mews, of CredmrMh. wed hes
hoes vhdties her emit Mee. Will. Rtewe. r0 -
turned to ler Ahem se bleeder.
YIn .l lease Fre..,, of Ter.bern. bee bo -
Rua bee ditties es Amber for the junior do -
promos of ted Piddle ..heel.
Mhe lily Mem and Edward Coulee, of
0.d.rimh Collegiate 1w.tieste. bows rebore -
e4 te r.a.m• their .4.444...fter speeding a
pleasant holiday in the village.
Yin Assts MoR•rd , deeehtir 0f 41,.
d
. Yrs. Reba McRv, psessd away M a
Mier lead w Seeley J... A Demand
had hem sedkri 4 some time hies a very
swot throat bee had ...sovwmd. we watts
te payer mrW.g se the ?seedier ws lwg
t*Ok a .till. Rho had the
k0M ■.demi eM that ...M be *Mama ba\
MI ah..m wain soli M moo M WO. Do.
55..04 was thirty tis duals .f age sad wee
ate -M res.-- .d red Ity e1 what were
. ytmistd with her. The }fesm woo t7efy
heisly 11411•01011. loothone wall dame hihim the also sm.
Ipdhy elf s solemmMy hi theft and boa
BENMILLER-
MuvpAY, JN 11.
Jelin Stewart who bad bees oo•ti•ed to he
room daring the past lea days from aa •s-
tack el 1a11.m•ttos of the lungs breurbs se
by • cold, died Tuesday .ftereoon. A sews
.Etesde4 oouce will •ppe.r salt week.
OoiT'caay N.rncI.- W• base to record
Um dams of lira Patrick litho, • harmer
resident of tier parts who died .her •
Mort aloe.. at the residence of her,o.•e-
Mw Mr. Lemma, s. Tuesday Met in Ash-
field township, where .41. bad remded for
some years ow*., to failing health. Het
aged paru.er dud here oily . few soatke
age stud they were Oct' *.tarred 1s. the
Catholic 0»u.e:ery to Colborne. The dm -
mooed lady was •eU-k..we here during tis
Ira As bred . ■ Asa farm o0 the ilait-
la.d encomiums, Diad carried the reep•ot of
•11 .ho knew her for bee uprtvht and stnot-
ly Cbr.stoan ober. tem.
KarswTAt..s0T.-(31edh111'e ball o. Fen -
day altar was um mom of lots of (.e for
m4mbers Ad fronds of the S. 0. K..00 Iy
of this niters. The younger members had
advertises et eetert•tom•.t to which •
,. stook *.att.Iwei wad other .ttreetioss
desired hugely oil 145 program At the ug•
pouted tome the 41.24 w.. 011.4 with an 5E -
peacoat wed orderly of fed of visitors tree
near by, also • large onstiogsmt from the 9.
0. K. society of Auburn. The mock tattier
I1en we. • samosa and much credo to des to
the or1•o0aen mid others who took part u
that side optimise and trait laugh.bl• fe.ree.
Sumo reetuttom were well 4ivei3Ond Fred.
'.hamlet' even surpassed bimrelf with the
reoderu„ of comic wogs, .1 which that
young seatlemaa le • perfect mater Oe.
sod all were Owed at the succor of the
. Qtr and it 1s probable that more .0t.rt.1-
s.eote et sae tate kind will follow dung
the Wow.
Av (him Seers En Goss. --l)i Thursday
last the mortal remains of ]ire. Elizabeth
Allis, relict of the late ,;ohs Allis, were m-
itered *. the Colborne cemetery, followed
tilt her by • lar(. number of relatives •ad
' ,input' /ID/ fronds,. The deo.•sed lady
wee she of the landmark. of • past genera-
tion arid wee in her 84,h year Horn neer
Plymouth, is 1)rvomshus. Koeland, she, .t
the age of 18 y•sr.,emltr•ted with her h.. -
bred for the ('.sada f'o'g tract which was
then much talked .Mout from ON flitterl1aags
reports swot •brawll by the t'o'e. •t..te,•.4
which induced o number of person. from
the `south of England to Dome bore •ed
fora) what was .ubenlusetly knows as the
Devonshire settleateSt. After w essential
voyage of may wake the Allies arrived e
N•w York mid from thence proceeded to
Huffale by eke Kne c.n.l,aid finally arrived
by water 0t (.(Mlerich, whioh was thee •
►•meet of lest • few douses. shortly after-
wards they settled no the forth one of
Colborne, when oeiehbors were tow •.d the
hardships incidental to peewee life was the
lot of the hardy settlers of those early days.
With no roads but • bleat through the bush
• trip to (iod.noh woo Lathed an undert.k•
i., that amounted to an event, for their oi-
ly mode of 005vey.aes was as of slid or
j.mper.wkioh iourwy took two days to or
fors. Toler first Io, sheet, ems ' r.1.ed "
on the farts where am d.oeseed and b.r
husband If.ed .11 their lives. aid was after-
wards replaced I', the headeome frame
throttler sow owned b, Richard Allis, ..s
of the sen.. and as that homestead were
bora • large family M Goes and dsugbten
who ars all 0. 'red and have families of
their owe. The dee..s54 lady wee of •
ohesrf.l tempsrwrnt acid delighted is
reeiUnt the tales of her pioneer Ida of near -
1y two generative' •to Keiog ooetempor-
e ry with the Dunlops, lacers, Fishers,
Ryndwt.a. sod other' IMO the ninon
Limn so graphically describe is their re -
mat work " i. the Day. of the Chad.
Oomp.ey." She was • delightful enter -
kaiser mod many sterile that perhaps sever
will be sees t5 poet .re the oomme5 pro-
perty of the early settlers and their dssose-
da ms, which sound mors like nemeses Uses
real life it required • (tea* besot iodated
to halftime* obstacles, but oohing 45..,04
the hard♦ pioneer worked with • will for
the object Is view to held thewdswlve
s0mes, and the words of As... Strickland
have in the history of the Allies hem litter-
alh f,14lled fee they were Uhl fo.e4ers d
that prtepe00us eastenelt, knowe as the
D,voiehire ..11I..ent :
For they Meir toils r.wardi.R,
The bread lands .hell reclaim ;
Btiey'll call their new pomeGae.a
Br some familiar ssma.
The deoesa.4 retained her 'amities to hh0
lase aid died fell of testa a the minas of
her semorow family of .IO M•. MOM
daughters, • large ..mhsr of oros4-41611.
ren aid "sot groat chiljr...
Her elm goat wore the poll ..d the
fammil .srvise woo rood by she Sm. YO.
OHphs.t, MNbedfse esldohr 01 the M .
MIM, to W41les .0.,s0 she hid saes d her
life • 42hS • baa .t
Yr. gid Yrs YO.fgoloa_y, Wily tram
M..}teha, Ga. •pendlag ammo Nom west
ask p
Mer seh, Y.. sof Ws. Jobs 144-
ah•.e Ht IhmsyelAe.
t @mare nosotay Illomodd hie. hstd
hmtia 1. 1.ylM to rr, maims* d
Wlaphssa. Mr. Swale kw hoes proploMI
ofihme Rime IiOtN for the gat throe
yoou%
ahem No Immo shoot Ms mh6flo of Ali
tette* se take pomsol R of the sores f.
OILs in es_ ray Mean via Ie