HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-11-4, Page 44•`' TIIOsaDAY, Nov, 4, 1897.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTA RIO.
bed of reeve. Horn in humble eironr.stanee/
he had been by turns, a Bailor before the
most. a printer, a reporter, •o editor, .red
e4 e•OPss lis >fwmerfit fit'
work " Progreso and Poverty," rays him •
works -wide reputation sod an euthaeiaetio
following, and paved the way for the other
products of his fails pen. He was a
wnter of for&eful English, well put to-
gether, and full of the power of expression,
although without academic training. He
would have delighted the heart of Honeys
(1asZLIY, who believed that college
men were ueelews to the newspaper and pub-
lishing busioeee, and gave an his opinion on
this line, "(H all horned cattle arviund •
newspaper office, the collt•ge•hreol chap u
the wont."
-The Bruseela Poet recently printed the
following :
" Alex. McIntosh, of Molesworth, re-
ceived an anonymous letter lately with
the envelope addn.sed to `,Alexander
McIntosh, better known as Derkey Mc-
- Intorh, Molenwortie- Oet..' and euotaie.
ins 11.60 with • note saying that a num-
ber of years ago in paying the writer fur
sone stock he had overpaid him /1.00,
which was now enclosed, with interest.
• Xt. McIntosh has no idea who the party
lily tett wishes te say 'that- he is much
ob1igad "
Right here is a good chance for uewapeper
men to get in their work with aMass of sub-
scribers who make it a point to ttliilly-
shally about paying .nbsc•riptions on time.
There are persons who take newspapers and
neglect to pay for them pay for every-
thing else --even chunrh pew rents. The
butcher and baker and grocer and shoe-
maker all have to he paid, and so hat+ the
man who furuishea the Otttetlde newspaper,
but the local publisher is often .allowed to
fall to the rear, so far as payment is ooa-
rerned. Why this should be the case it is
difficult to understand, except, on tie sup-
poaitios__titrif the l ea_e sepaper Min . is
tetter natured than- tie Teslow WW6ifes
him, and can live without meat, clothing or
Apr,,,ec. chn .,ndaa,cce.
buy stock and plant akeep things run -
your local newspaper, pay up ; if the paper
thpaper
is worth the anb.crilitton, pay for it in ad-
vance ; if you don't want to take it any
, leLthe pttblisherknow it ; buy._oi►'t
be shack number, • sponge or a deadbeat,
flip waiting -for the Lord to conscience -
stone you so that -you will be constrained to
pity up with usury. In other words keep
your eye on your.-Lbak
-There are two things that ought to be
wiped out in every respeetsble community
-charivaris and hallowe'en pranks. The
charivari is fast dying a natural death, ex
rept in rural localities, and even there the
thing ie getting a set -back from the mortal-
ity among the participants. Only the other
day we noticed in s local paper that a par-
ticipant in s eharivari---a man wbo had
reached an age when better sense ought to
be expected of him, who was married and
the father of three children had one hand
shot off by the premature -exploeicn of an
old blunderbuss which he had overloaded to
aid in i.erenading a respectable couple who
had been guilty of the crime of matrimony
in his locality. The sympathy of the im-
mediate locality is bubbling over for the un-
fortunate fellow who is thus deprived of the
°.Bans of earning s living for himself and
family, hut if the case were submitted to a
jury we very much fear the old Welsh ver-
dict, " Sarre him right," would lie returned.
The person, young or old, who takes part
in a charivan is a fool' and a meddler who
deserves the worst that may happen to him.
SNAP SHOTS.
--TOL la tea age of the machine --
even in polities.
-Al shacking storm mast be brew-
ing, politics ass so terribly Quiets
-The Thanksgivingturkey is now
in order, and atter that the eusslun of the
Legi stature.
HERE AND THERE.
THE most important event of the
week has been the sudden destb of Hume
Gaunt:It, the candidate of the Jeffersonien
Democracy- for the mayoralty of Greater
Now York. As a labor and eodhomio re-
former Mr. GEoaas had earned a world-
wide name, and his acceptance of the
straight Democratic ticket against Tani.
many, and his arraignment of the bossism
prevalent in Tammany and the straight
• Republican party put a swing into the cam-
paign which would have been lacking but
for his opt -spoken, denunciations. He pil-
loried Bos. Ckowee, of Tammany and Boss
Plrrr of the Republican machine, and
made it known on every platform that
these dishonest and self-seeking politicians
would either have to leave for parte un-
known or go to the penitentiary were he
elected 'mayor of Greater New York.
• • •
-There is something really refreshing in
this denuneiation of o orrupt politicians who
have grown rich, live in palatial mansions
and lord it over the people who have been
robbed, and the man who has the trinrage to
pillory the rascal, no matter who they
may he, or where they may reside, will al
way. h*.' a goal word from Tim StusAL.
The fostering sae of politics, ospecitlly on
this aide of the water, to the feet that too
many men are in politics because they tree*
fat living in it for s man without aernples.
The onrrupt politician in New York has r*.
demi the wyshwt to. a science, but even
thane jt has been demonstrated that there
are times when the people, if properly less,
will arise and give the reseals their deserts.
This woe noticeably exemplified in the
breaking up of lost Twain's ring in the
early 70's, anti in the jailing of Joss. T.
McKarrs, of Lug Island a few years ago,
and when Hew( Oscan' gore the keynote
that he would, if sleeted, mese lliatnry to
repeat itself, he *melted a dhord in Me popttt-
ler breast that remised from one end of
o --.bbe.eee YarC 1'24, •^.. ! !a.. -
• • •
-Moray Orman was fifty-eight years of
age, sod hie Iib had Mss an .1toe.Ihsr a
-The Tammany tiger owns Greater
New York, sod the oartouu plagiarist iu
The Mail and Empire will have to ohsttge
his pet animal
• • •
-The friends of WHlrxer any that
the gentleman hopes to get something in his
stocking about Christmas time. What if
be gut the boot
-A New York preacher has three
Sunday evening:sermons on " Kissing,"
" Dancing " and Biting." No moo
,hodld preach without a knowledge of his
subject, and particular preacher baa
a fall knowledge of hie -subject, what will
t tion say he style of preach'
nig is very .t+tferent from that of the late
PAI,'. "'•maec'us
-Those who wish to, sell their
farms can have the particulars placed in the
hands of iutending buyers by arranging
with J. J. Italy & Co., of Guelph. They
are reliable and have good eonnectiops, and
we find that their mode of doing liminess
has caused buyers of farm property to acme
to Weeteru Ontario from the Old Country
and from other parte.
HARBOR AND RIVER.
The el.vator was nearly empty o4 Satur-
day night.
The steamer Joses is expected in port to-
morrow, Friday.
The rronnd around the water works has
bees Molly smoothed off.
ar the harbor reeetved am wisher,
several hundred tea pigeons.
It took four days to unload the Most-
ht.taorme work Osumi bt.4eod-kv .Mrsy
weather.
wrests. Mr. ..4 Ma J. H. Wtui.ss. ISM
gas Mr home. Hrkl••d Creek. es /Merles.
lamoribee el Isla.& Royalise, A. Davao.
p*id as ,idol vkllt te Uederfeh last week
Mr. Tressaka*, alter trpsodta/ four rooks
1s tows. left for home, Tomato, es Tbes-
ay.
Mr.. sed alts Sybil TOMS lett yesterday
for New York sly, where they will sped
the w1.1 t.
lits. Jae. Heloses left on Wednesday tor
Ooderiob to malt the Liter's parents...
Exeter Mow.
Mn. Chao. Sino., of Goderiob, most
Sunday with nor niece. Mr,. W. J. Clark.
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tieaforth Sun.
Mies Maud Hale is so tar reoorered from
her recent illness as to be able to visit her
rotor In Oomph.
Mfrs Allis Johnston, et Ooderfoh. ta to
town thio weak, the guast of Moo Kate
Broadfoot.-Seetorth Sun.
Jeno. Snell. of Opderioh, who is well
known in town. hu been engaged to teach
in S.S. No. 4, Howtck.-Wingham Ad-
vaaoe.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS -
With the oi.e of Volume KVILL Has,
per's Round Table mess, to be publisned as
• weekly, and becomes • Notably Mammies
devoted to the intermit of youth ten fiction,
literature, scheme, travel and sport. lo ire
mew form, largely mermaid in loop, ted
fid., the periodical will appear the tins of
each month, offering to Its maitre the best
short and,lon/ stories obt.n•ble,intenpsned
with practical sad desoripttve articles on
subjects of living interest. Stories, of
course, will be the priaoipal feature of the
paper but the Round Table will now have
the •dyastogsel offering longer stories and
more 01 them them Its restricted size made
poesible. in former days. So. too, the in-
stalments of the serial stories will be oom-
sid•rably extended and the plans for the
Doming year tooled, the publication of
three serial : " The Adventurers," by 11
8. Mutter -Walrus ; " Four for ► fortune,"
by Albers L t amd'The Copper ?names."
by Kirk M " The Adventurers" is
a , fording story, the some of wbiob i, laid
in an old earle away in the mountains of
Wale.. Then is • treasure to fieht for, as
the title implies and there is plenty of lively
sktrmtshtag from -the-first chapter to the
last. " Four for • Fortune " is • stirring
tale of four companies who have located a
-fnetano tag inane ,ed en asejanta.c3.ni
, 1 be Copper Prisons " exploits the mtatng
Dui haemo n.S11+�.ebt'tallM.k tegipo ret Lak• S4. p jor. It l in the
cutting and moving i maaafaotared articlebotrits of 5&e.utk ('''floe hero alit. pe. -
10 the uptown yard.
,The fishing tug Sea Queen, Captain M.
YoOo.ald, made this port yesterday, shah
♦he •wee', heels' at the I)eek'w
The schooner Mootblano, from Lorraine.
-
arrived in Dort last Thursday morning with
600 hoe of Owl for the water works.
A number of mw have been a.g•ged the
part tem days prep•tiag the Ogilvie elevator
fur the reoeptloo ot wheat tor the tirm'a mill
NSado 11.
Coxlreotor Madigan la still maleic/ bur
propose. The flat etretob is now beyond
danger from Fall treabete, sod the 'weed
ease tele Sae his adventures, and it is there
be Ods and rescues the heroine. who gives
the Mils to the narrative. Monthly depart -
womb will be oo*dnoted on a larger scale
allerg---11Niaante Lines that have woo for etfem
ties ty which they have always ea-
jo , and will appear in each issue -under
the captions" The Editor's Table." "Stamps
and Coma," and " The Camera Club."
ODEIIICH - BARGAIN - CENTRE
J'A►x1111 11ww34xso1/
HAS REMOVED HIS STOOK OF DRY GOODS
Three thimo tsse are sever prepared for
-Triplets.
Geassaii • howling uuooes-Tho tnesag-
eris part of • threes.
To the Store formerly occupied by Mr. J. T. AOHESON.
x x X X x x
Ladies' Jackets !
We are showing the largest range of UWES' JACKETS in
the Town of Godetiob. Latest styles from 112.00 up.
FUR COATS, FUR CAPES, MANTLECLOTHS,
DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINEN,
SHAWLS, TWEEDS, tit
Satisfied " That is what everybody
says who uses
RIce's Pure Salt
YOUR GROCER KE1P8 T. ASK HIY FOB IT.
v3:7 Package guaranteed to give highest satisfaction
has the greater part of the below water lis• A
work d t:eh .1. .o that it seems a if this ki
portion of the job was also isyoed danger.
The fithinp tug Clnooe, t:aptaid Alex.
Crabs,, arrived home from Tobermorey, on
Tuesday evening. The Captais reports the
seaeso's catch se "fair rime."
The lime ' Sea Gull, Captain Dan
oKsy, arrived n port or Tne•dd•y atm. -
nom, from South Bay. Captain McKay,
who had • fair • down, reports the
opinion in against. it; and the parents who
allow their children to run wild oo Hallow.
e'en night, should have no sympathy if they
are forced to pay smartly in the polios
court for all damage done. Every year a
gang of young rapscallions are let loose on
this particular night, who should be kept at
home by their parents and sent early to
bed, and as a result, depredations of various
kinds are indulged in that would be un -
thought of at any other time. Should any
of the young miscreants he cited Were a,
magistrate the parents would think -AO
they had been harshly treated, and yet tlitG'
appears to be the only way to deal with the
matter. We hope that some sufferer from
the hallowe'en pranks will have the nerve
to bring one or more of the offenders into
court, in which event we further hope that
the magistrate will deal firmly in the case
and impose a rigifrons sentence, by way of
deterrent to hoodlums in the future. If
parents will not restrain their children the
strong arm of the law shonld take hold of
the matter.
-A nest little brochure hes been re-
ceived which prosents Pxrxn Rysii's lee -
titre ten (l1.AIWITONx. A perusal of it proves
onnctnaively that Mr. RYAN hs. made a
capital presentation of the life of the Grand
Old Mao, and has given thought and re-
search to the preparation of the lecture.
The language used is Choice at the politi-
Fiat evolution of GLatxmi'sr is exceedingly
well brought out, from bin advent to public
iife to hie retirement with the prestige of
Englend's greatest statesman. Aa a master
of language Mr. Rya* has no euperbor on
the platform in Canada, and he has
o,inlensd a boon upon the public by put-
ting his lecture in print.
8 1 0
-The mayoralty election in Greater New
York Tueerlay resulted in the election of
Judge VAN Were, the Tammany candidate,
by a majority of 60,000. He polled over
*10,000 votes, Filers Low coming next with
148,000. 'rums wit( 100.000, and the
other candidates nowhere. Roes (''ruga
now ewes Greater Now YDrk. -
tas-
1---Zv..M.ii r ,i'.:..... iw 't4 (•• »_
might pot flee U.H. warship Yantio on alp
of lir potato patahea, when it end suede
M? arreee.
:' .'i,�_
seasons °Morns no Var."'
The steam barge Sequin, from Port Ar-
thur, with 43,000 bushels of wheat for mil.
len along the G.T.R., reached the Grand
Trunk elevator on Sunday morning. Short-
ly afar midnight Jas. Days with hie gang
of me.. oommenoed nnloediag ber and got
through the job expeditiously.
COMING AND GOING.
Warden Cox was la town on Monday.
E. Farr left this week for the Quern
City.
Joseph Steell, of Leoknow, spent Sunday
M town.
Coughlin, Castrolia, woe in tows
yeatorday.
R. Carrie, of WIngMm, 'peat Thursday
is Oodartoh-
Jue. R. Ar.oldi, ot Ottawa, wee in tows
on Saturday.
R ` R Collis, barrister, was In (Jeth rook
on Thursday.
W. D. Fair, of Clinton, wart in Oederibh
lest Saturday.
W. W. Harriette, of Exeter, was is Owl.
rich on Friday.
8. B. Mei.tyre, of Flint, Mich.,
tow* this week.
Rose Raman loft yesterday on
days' barmen trip.
H. F Barns, of West Virginia,
Ooderloh last week.
O . D. MaT•ggart, of Clinton.
(,code .e Friday.
E. H. Thompson, of Heaforth.
Gd•rloh on Sat*rday.
J. L. Elliman, of S.aforih. woe
woe 1.
• three
wee in
Halted
visited
In the
WIDOW'S STRUGGLE.
H ORK BROUGHT ON A
SEVERE ILLNESS.
NgavOvs PaernionON, DIZZH( S *1(D =-
raw teas i n s -Da. WILLIAMS' P188
PILLS OAYIt TO Elm 1t11CC11 sorsa HOS-
PITAL rssa'rnsrrr 1AILILD.
From the Fort William Journal
in the town of Fort William lives a brava
widow, who for years hes by dint of oon-
w tant labor kept the welt from the door and
her little family together. From morning
bill night she toiled to provide comforts for
bar loved ones until nature at last pro-
tested against scab a eoaetant drain o* her
s4enath, and or she began to low health.
gees tae slender frame beans, aaabie to
bear its dolly load of toil. ad the poor
mother woe at last breed to give ap the an
e qual oes.M..n4 Worse • burden wbers
she had ones been thew Aid tlegosert
Nerves. p .lrMNoa.behrt dosses. es....tp•
Wen and erase sum.11 were gives to her
malady by Weal porodere. bas monde
paused, does/ whisk see suffered untold
agony without fading any relief 4e. b.
..ffstyp. PalpieaWs of the hien, discl-
o ses, Bethune ogle ia the abed, leen et a�
petite sad servomotor' were sea of tae
symptoms el the disease, gathering cher
lowed eseeneiabing pain formed as the k.se
*ate end other parrs of the body, and at
last .he berme perfectly helpless sled ma
able to walk or eves alt up At this stogy
she was advised to ester the hospital. that
she _bot have the bane8t of .killed sumo
as well se beet medical treatment ; bet
sitar sp*.dine some time there without ob-
tatatag aa r.Wt the poor woman gave up
. 11 hop •f� reoover, and asked to be taken
home. 8e emaciated and week had she 'w-
orse that hag brigade were .hooked .t bar
.ppearanee, and se alt.ly hoodoos was her
eondiNbo that is woe like mockery to 'meek
r onnty tore Thursday. hopfully of bee ultimate recovery. What
Mester Georgie $..chosen wheeled N Mee was the •.toatukalst of all who had
Danganrtoe ea Sunday. knews her dreadful oenditicn to hear that
O. M. Berry. of Lsoknow, woe 'WIWI she bad at leaf trued • remedy whose magi -
the old hem* os Tuesday. cal power ee s.d demo..ttated the hes
H. J. D. Cooke. barrister. of H*neall, woe tb.t wb*rs.►bev* l 111. Men 1. bop*. The
in ti* e1d Iowa Sas•rday. name of this remedy list worked 'nob •
3* T* Dab's' of Heafer.a roe 1. she wonderful ohmage h earth wee
h • .bort tune w
Ile w 11111-' Ptak PtLs, sad iter tattle
meaty ton o Thursday.
1 s • a``
Sheriff Re colds was . tete days OW eie bele. she teas will• t walk •Deas ..d
past week is W Qttama mitt'- vomit her f readmit
Yes et in of s ...t e
,Tames Millar, e4 Rioter, woe is the from
curvy •.d (o • few ese.M'
tram •r go. ay wean using the ...dktne
oonnty town, a few days miser oho woo able to memo kw weal!. The.eb-
L H. Dias'.. b*rrlstsr. of Ztet., woe fees pi flit' arttels. Ws. Jane M•remills, to
Iasi week to the rowdy tows Mall haws .ed hmeower youtthfe*�lle
anal MaltbyJsas. AaNburbler,tburbler,of (Moles. was et sspa•"•s en will same aim" She esu 5*t ,
the ooaty seas leer 1'horsday. blur rg•aesstis. to be' basil gob* te the
J. M. Sr* b irrlster, Mlamer=. visited views le he tease le Dr. Williams' Pick
lbw suety ens +ods/ leas uwa.
W. li. 1!.14....4 U tr.s.kip. ems
.ireia..tllslee. r Sawa week.
*.d r Alias I.
'MA am =ow
./r..r the
a leo balms. diy.
Min L. Tweiikail ed MOW Wen $easy is torn.
llbt. em■iM aloe • lee. AIM taker
COME AND SEE.
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OMB AND COMFARE-QIIATdTY.
OMR AND COMPARE PRICEf3.
W» L. .D OTSJQIi.B M. .T 7POLLOW.
JAMES ROBINSON
TWO DOORS WEST OF HAMILTON -Sl.
A GREAT BIG SNAP
-IN -
►.M P S.
0.tiititid painted Tabb3 Lamps
h metal 7vtr 10 -mak'
Shades, Holders and Chimneys, Complete
like cut for
a _ _
Yon never heard of one as nice for less thea double
the price before, but while they last you oars have your
pick. We only ask that you give ;.s an early call and we
tan satisfied to leave the rest to your good jadgment
and taste.
G. M. ELLIOTT
THE HAMILTON -ST. GROCER.
.r
the Mr* etemsghrts the Mem, eel Is
Thii7nrsai ram* ensileirs sad gawps'
MI way pus se ski NNM d 4wfts► Metol
•
fa the .apt m lad. -
remedied, lath.
Every box of the resume Dr. Williams'
Pink Ptds has the trail mark on the wrap-
per around the box, ..a the purchaser oan
protect honest! from imposition by refusing,
all of hers. Sold by all /dialers at 60 urate •
box or two hoses for $2.30.
C. E L. U.
North -et Methodist eherob E L. of C. E ,
Friday eveslsg as 8 o'oleok. Oe Nev. 6th,
Cs.eoratlen, President, question drawer
(gessr•1►.
Has obtroh Y.P.S.C.E. meets on
Tnseday eve/slag. The tope for Nov. 9th,
" Isfi ens : why to pt It, how to Cat it,
hew te tan Is." Dont. 20:1 9 ; Matt. 6 :
1.3 16. Queries 100. Ml.is.ary-" Zea-
saa Mawlems." Mary Stev.aeea.
Ail ars essdlally mvlds4 so speed t re
medium, with ars held (• the basem4.t•
of the diifereet aerobes. Members from
smeisel..re invited to It t.
11
TIIESDAY
Nov_ eZt.h.
5
GUYBNOSiINSTREIS
The matchless Cyst part Dome .. Ti_ ■sum•
.ea " sr rrsela eon the ah..s.
All hew mote. The beet Daimlers. CI
Airobass est Ca. Blew m the Imnaso.
Soothe big stress parade at soon.
dDIESSION, 25, 35 ai 50c.
ais.t t�.etrrs IIeoCtMs �+M ode
y�� also Cad •gee testees.
other prem
EVERYTHING READY
AT
R. B. SMITH'S
FOR THE GREAT BUSINESS MONTH OF
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