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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-11-25, Page 4Tnvaanar, Nov. 28, 1897. tes EIB.&M.HIP Lot Us Talk '10 you about We are now ready to trade with you on business pfriuwplce. We have the Beet Selected Stock of Sheat Modulo and Boll over brought iuto Goderich It II now and up-to-date, the Price it right, and we have a piano on which you can try it before buying. We want your trade. 1f we get it once we will keep it by giviug you the very best service and good value for yuur money. 31II8I0 ..bout Pianos Can you question the equality of the NORDHEIMEB It costs more money, but --quality talks here. While iu Stringed Instruments and Fitt lege we are m a position to satis- fy you. EM SON'S the ,Siguats EVERY THURSD X eeltkurenwT Terms of sebaernetwo 1 One month. In advance Throe months. Six tine rear, 13 100 Masa nate+. 1w al and ether casual advertlaementa 100 per line for first insertion, and 3 ciente per Dna for each eub.equest ttserttow Honoured by • aonperei I rale. Buslnoes cards of six lines and under, $6 per Year. Advertisements of Lost. Found /Preyed' Situations Vacant. Situations » anted and Boniness Cl once@ Wanted not :needing $ lines nonpareil. $1 per moots. !louses on Sale and Farms on Rale. not to Mooted 8 lines. $l for first month, 60c. per ants ae0ucut month. Larger *dace. in proportion Auy meetsl matey the object of whits/ 1s to Promote the pecuniary benefit of any wit - 'Must ter company. to be oon.$dered an ad- ._. Meruaaawtst.a*Asapar ilea( Local notices In nonpareil type one ilea( per word, no notices ins than 15c. Local notices In ordinary reeding type two teas per ward. No notice for lees than 600. ?satiate for churches and other religious and benevolent lnetitudor.e half rate - • inhesellea_who tailaoryostsa Tag Stesia. rernlarly by matt, ern) winter • favor by air q uaating us of the foot at as early an date as po'el tie When a ohang. of address Is desired, bctn Ms old and the new address should be sea ra&MeseVa lattice. _ J. C. La Towel, of Gedericb, has lets • pointed Local travelling Ageut tor the towe- .elpe of (ioderioh. Colborne, Ashfield and Ws wanoeh. Local postmasters over the district are also empowered to ren. ve subsorlptloas to Tam 91OIrAL All communications most be addressed D MOOILLIOUInI)T, Ta: Sias U, Telephone GUI re Godard On . GODKRICH. THURSDAY, NOT. 15. 1Wf. LUBtsING RATES. 811138CRIBERS who desire -to take advantage of Tar -firesat's offer to el b with any of the following news- papers for 1098 may have the balance of 1897 tree : Tail Smut and Globe 11 60 ran SIGNAL and Mail and Rm. : nz SIGNAL and Farm and Fire- side 1 60 TH it SIGNAL ant. Weeki) Su! 1 35 Ts SIGNAL and Family lierald - with chromo 1 85 Tan SIGNAL and London Daily SNAP SHOTS. —Ontario politic, are flat, stale and unprofiteble with Hir Otivta on the _shelf. —Politics is not the only thing worth living for. There's' bread and cheese and kisses's, for instance. —If the Governor General be not oalkeinl Rome of the politicane may vote him its Centre Toronto on Nov. 30. —Why should poisoners use arsenic when tanned salmon will do the job just as well, and without the hem attachment ? —A member of the Dominion Par- liament recently frectured his jaw, and ha wassn't talking in Centre Toronto, either. —Whether Sir WILFRID VS/ IWO- easeful or unenceetwful in his recent trip to Waehington, he certainly made a great IID- preation on our American Cousins. —The campaign in Centre Toronto began in a quiet and gentlemanly way. hut by the end of the week we expect to ase the for fiy, and the usual amount of hot lan- guage and prreonal application. HERE AND THERM. THERE is every reason to believe that the fight in (entre Toronto will be a hot one. At tint the impression prevailed that Mr. BitxritAr would be allowed to take the election by aoclantaiion, but the Cos- servatiios, after some deliberation, have now put a candidate in the field in the per- soo of Mr. OLIVER Howt.AND, M.PP., and his advent into the Federal arena will, iu all probability, put ginger into the campaign during the short time the twutest will run its course. It is announetxd th t Premier LALRttt will us in the fight iu person, and the big guts of the Conservatives will be lion. (1. E. FosrLR and N. (,'trawl Lace, M.P.--the two leaders, precticelly, of the erstwhile divided Tory party. —Mr. BERTRAM • is a brainy man, • large employer of tabor, and a fighting Liberal of year's' standing, rod in the present instance has shown great courage in standing for • one-time Tory stronghold. The Conserva- tives held the constituency by large majori- ties from 1878 until last year, when Mr. LoosTsueoeetled in winning it to Libend ism by some 244 of • majority. At that time the Tory party,, w rent im twain by the Mlt"n'ttuba School Question, dud tpgreat way the split that whey Sir Ch ARIAM Trrrta undertook to address the electors in Massey witted by ticket, so that none bat tberoegh- Coneervstirer tsight .i. prenN, do Tory leader got but scant courtesy from his former followers. The Government candi- date on the occasion had antagonized a large number of his constituents by his actions in- side and outside of the House, std the elec- tion of Mr. LorNT was looked upon as as- sured from the start. s --Since that time the Conservatives have been getting together, and now the claim is .ret forIntrd t) the diflsfenoee that then existed have been healed: At present it looks as if such were the owe, for we find stalwarts of tikeC.Zaap0af 1. P eteineai!5 P., Crraae WALLA( .:, M.P., J. Roam Ros- ntmo ,..1H-P—..77hw%'Mimi? 1314 others, standing shoukier to shoulder with Hon. Geo. K Forret, W. R. Bonet, 0. E. Kalrr, and others of the Ti rrss faction of that da . The old lines of demarkation seem tie Ave& orspieesepegat at almost appear _that. Tpr ism in Centre Tor- onto has got together once more in so effort to wrest bask the constituency which they now claim shonhi never have than takes from them. THE SIGNAL CODD"RIt7H • ONTA'RIO. to prostitute his public posit uo /sir whole gain la absolutely iudetei mible, and will tell heavily against the party that perpetrates it. Tho beet friends of the (loverumett are strongly opposed to the system, and to should be abandoned at once and forever. —By this time that able warrior, General t.aatwre via, will have leagued that giviug one's views Jo the oulumns of • news- paper is • game that two may play at. At present Cot STRAWY holds the pontoon. —If there isn't going to be a Local election pretty soon, why in thu derstiuu don't the leading men on both rides quit wending the tom-tom and beating the fuzzy Buzzy' It makes us tired. —What with a Dominion election in Centre Toronto and the meetiug of the Legislature on Nov. 30th, there'll be a hot time in the old town that night. COMING AND GOING Alex. McIver visited Clinton oa Friday. .1. R. Bain visited Kincardine last week. R. ltansford. of Clinton, was is tows last week. Joe, Ferris is visiting is Windsor and Mlntnity. Mrs Bingham is visiting her daeghtfireSl Toronto. _ __ Harry Sore a.larasd from Detrol! M G. Crysl•r. a to M fila dowses, R. W. Logan was in the Forest Clay IM past week. Mn. Reynolds, Sen., spent the past week in Ssaforth. Jno. MoK.odrick, of Galt, spent Sunday is Goderioh. Harry Filsinwer, of Woodstock .peat Sunday in town. F. 11. Greiff, of Se•forth, was u God*. rich on Saturday. Lester .".oberteoe spent Sunday at his home is Oolborns. Hiss Kate Ford spent Sunday last at her home in Aehtield. £ Jo.. Mcgu thus returned to his home in r'. ph on Meade,. Mss Stewart imposed her ditties at gilestr. Mm MendaTA-. Capt. M. McDonald arrived home hist week for the winter. Deputy-reeveJotmevisiting NUMBIs wrdast'ein WSW el IMP gamin, Ma eat Miss P.W.yre et allthhie4 Mat and MR Peaa/Mr, et Oed rieh. Mose 1M wets as. P. Deana jr.. • few days Ms WIgt Timm Mit est Mfr lessessis, who have h». earned (sem a ling Meth to ywekmow, are slaying al the SL Lemma HMI. ' k Weise, a ser .e the .tearer P, Maser a Detroit Peery Oe.. a ere fes a haestlh's holiday. Mammy Saunders, of tae Orpsa and Sterile faetheles. is .pssdinie a week vide, lar she Ca's manta to Wasters Osten. Delia Maker, who had been eeaswsas es dredge Ntpppiatag during the mummer, arrived some prom Whitby so Saturday. /deny of the dock the past week bare •eked wbat►er ebe Ara •adsrwriters will oars away the deeeyiag wheat sod bury it, ea if is ie loft till the sprint order tb• s• w its odour will be numb more uopleawsl that It is *1 premiss. aamaRxe BaaaaaP'c ia BIG. YALE LADIES' MANTLES AUCTION SALES. ill parties getting their side Mus priciest at %kis odor will have • ?tee mottos inserted in this list up to the time of pales. Os tiaruwoaY. Nov. 27—Ace 1 r.M., there will be sold by pablto aaosios at Sault.' Hotel, a good 50 -tore Ws, situate 1a Ask - field township. JND. Knox, auattonesr. On Friday Nov. Milt, at 1 r.r , there will be sold by p*btio •motto.. an lot 10, ooc. 4, S. D. A.bEerd, the timber upon 20 sores to use were ion. .loge Roux, aunt. fiat PrIlabes Ahem. Pear vows ago Dr. Smithtown, one of the tattle scientific of Atrioan ex motors, brought Germany two dwarf yens/ woman. about powwows° and £westyy year, old. They had been osptared by Arab eve -rel. • ere is the Brame toeetas - northwest el Victoria Nysnst A man about twenty-8ve years old and four fest Mx inobes in beaght, who was captured with them, was is Dr. Siubltnann'e oars for several months, but died oa the ooast just before he was to go to Europa Se was se very shy that he was never seen to look s whits tune la the hoe, and though he would talk • little K,. Su•bsl, the language of the Zaasibsr native, he was never heard to speak a word of a.. own 'menage. The girls were taksa book to Afnos in • few months, as 11 wee feared they would not survive a German winter. In all the time they ware with Dr Stahl - mann, he was able to get trete Mals only sixteen weeds of their Isere wife. Per - nape this m aotk,lrea earp01u.R. it weal awash to make penises of a new type of colter* she ..4. sssOtatthe with *the se los boas at • elms with lagsalltve .•yams. who were oontlnwlly teokiug at cud gnestionisg sad measuring cases. turning them obi, way and ►ba►, end photogrspbiag them ; and Meath tie little women were well oared for and mask was dos to untie --Should tl coatis 13/L7TILAM holdiog Centre Toronto to Liberalism he will have proved that he is strong enough to hold *Cabinets position at en early day, for he is undertaking a fight that any member of the Cabinet might well shrink from at the present time. hi -making this state- ment the writer speaks from a personal knowledge not only of the strong points in Mr. BriLTRAM'S candidacy, but also of the barriers that are up against him, and which will -lama tube overcome try him. A con- test in Centre Toronto, or, for that matter, in any of the Toronto constituencies', is any- thing but • Liberal picnic, and those of our contemporaries—city or suburban—whotake • different view of the sitnatiou are making estimates without carefully studying the plane and specifications of the contract. —The verdici ci• tguilty in the CAW of Mrs. STZSEAMAll will not surprise anyone who has carefully watched the reports of the trial published in the deity newspapers. The case for the Crown was carefully worked up, and no link in the chain that fa:menet' the volt upon the usifortunete women was missing. lier first husband, CRIFINAN, died under enspieions -rircumstancea, and STMLNAIII-Ale, her moond husband, singular to say, died from a &noes diagnosed to be the name as that from which his prodeceseer had passed away. In each case an insu policy was involved. Arsenic is believed to have been the cause of derniee of both Om - two and Svalocausio, end the guilt of ad - Ministering was brought home to the wife after a fair and impartial trial. In bringing in the verdict the jury recommended the prisoner to mercy, She hoe been sentenced to expiate her crime on Jan. Seth next, The last woman hanged in Ontario was Pilaus Caurssit, of Nissoitri, who caused the desth of her husband, • farmer of that township, something over a quarter of ointlify ego. ets:ad of Her Melody's forces in Canaria, is having • psck of trouble thews days. Re- cently at liselfax he found fault with one of the battalion' bec.ause there wee a oxisider- able sprinkling of army reserve n.en mas- querading ad volunteers, and celled down the commanding offioer and his 'subordinates for allowing that state of things to exist, Tater nn, at Montreal, he drew ettentIon to a Mate of turned ncitrality that existed be- tween Lieut. -Col. STILATICY, of the Royal Soots", and the Airier nes s tiormnand,. and gays them to understand that if the diffi• measure would have to be resorted to. Whether he Mom& to Jewish newer broth of the officers to the Klondike, or hare them both hlown from the mouth of a Geri - non, the Ossneral doesn't say, buil Lieut. - Col. linurftv haa put himself on evened againxt the General's ruling by giving him a roast in the newspapers that ix hour.d bring things to a head in short order. The citivm soldiery of this blooming I ;anode of onrs are very high mottled, and military gentlemen from Kemp* most not tread sm their earns with veer 'carve lex4e. Godesioh. —New Err . Miss Aute Osmrkall, ed tsks. taws for the hoLdaj", w A. Nicholson arrived kerns os BaMedlIfy from BOOM Columbia Sh wood O.../a1 e rsteneed Mae fwa- 8y heksea Sheeny. , a moibsii,1niTiitillalfi a kw days Lei week. Mrs. Hesse, name to tows on Messy from Goderteh to joie her bush•ad, who cams to town last week to swept s position 001110111110ING FRIDAY, NOV. 19th. Fran Jactot Mood! SEE OUR JACKETS GET OUR PR CES Extra heavy Flannelette, twill, at 5,. Extra value in Grey Flannels, at 9c Extra value in Grey Cotton, at ;j,. Extra value in Grey Cotton, at 5, Extra value in Table Linen, at 5, Extra .slue in Tweed Dregs i.00ds, at 14i,' Ex,ra value in Ladies' Vests, at 20r f. Extra valve in Ladies' Cash= - mere Gloves, at 15c $orit valva. in Laadiele►'--` sh- mere Hose, at 15c We have received ezl is vans in Silks, which we are selling at a Bar- gain. Call and see them. Men's Fur Overcoats, away down in rices. See the Shirts and Drawers we ar selling for 2be. each. 0 6 COMPARE PRICES COMPARE QUALITY:- JAMES UALITY: JAffiES ROBINSON TWO DOORS W T O>r HA>1LILTOL Pure Cof es. _- MIT matt ASV mellower derider that _ the whites had.sse a Manner purpose- They geared they would be pesos.d. and never Meshed any dee Were Melr IwJIs* morrows W Ares -misted it. Tbuy vete corded aimed deem tae wieseles.Hefty tr Matkr_ all over Oersmsay and ]Bsyttam. and i* le safe as thy that is New pdeat ee •olhropslsey was a avow tree, they were very glad 10 net bunk le Atoka. — Hsrper's Road Table. ha while yo u °w'' SCS 1 Kippered Herring mouser -"mars Talk about Quality —In Toronto the people are divided as to Mr. lasuicr's reasons for resigning from Parliament. Nome say he had neither the time nor opportunity to do justice to -the yinettner. Other. thy he want* the time' and opportunity to get Jumioe for hinuielf. yes read some ghost -story 101d MI • platform by a politician on the op- posite side id the fence, don't fly off the handle and denounce him as the wend falai. fier on north until yon have analysed the utteranees of these of the chape who speak an yon think. —A large number of the fashion. whim stieri 114aroor Hall, Toronto, the other penning tr. few " Miss Boom in Rags " - lost slumming onsiotne- -mod hoer her area . It isn't nearesary to flelbin that had Miss flooT11 hewn really poverty strickee mod in saga, few of the fashionable mowed would bees gems to see him —ire eh. 141111111r &OA Dr. J A0011 Ihe registry egos at. Holdisnanti be tree, the militate. The pylIsfr el allowing • member Here is what a promisent Cheese manufacturing concern say* about ICE'S PURE SALT A " The Cheese Salt ere received rom yes, is the seer Salt we have lavem dew, and ETERT Cheese - make should we it." The reason this Salt is so highly prized is becatme of ita PURITY. beautiful oolor, even grain, and reedy and even solubility. -- TABLE SALT. BUTTER SALT. FARM SALT. Your Grocer has it Ask him for it. Every package guaranteed to give highest satisfaction. with S. Bennett in the plibaiimcmilL—Wtag- I ham Advance. T. O. Kemp, of Seaforth. was in tke Louis Elliott has returned from a month's Mrs. A. M. Ft ate, of Toronto, is visiting at the old home, North st. Gaoler Griffin sad Miss Griffin were In Kingsbridge on Seeder lam. W. lel Mrs. tassels. wrest Sunday with 1St sod Idte. C. A. Humber. -IL Campion, of Goderioh, was ta town en Tuesday —Wiegham Advance Mrs. Tanner. of Toronto, was at the eld home • few days the past week. Fred Holmes has rented the otuding sad skatiag riek for the present mown. Bert Thompson is home from Viotoria University, Toronto, for • few days. Mrs. Lawns°, Barry and Mies Symesde, ef Leaden, ant at St. Lawrenoe Hill. Miss Rusk took charge of her class Iasi went se recovery from her resent illintsM. Mies A. Wisalfrede Rail, of Credites, Meat the hoildayi at tie family residuum. eyd blaloormon Waves ea Monday swore to take • position at New Wsenninster. B. C. Miss Bertha Rain, wbo had bees whinges trim& in Wierton arrived home fft• Thais - day. E. Campion, QC., left ors Monday lasl fee New York and Philadelphia. oe bobt- W. R. Miller of the North American Life Arearathe Co meat the past few days to Mrs. Swallow, of Goderieb, wee eialtiag te deurhter. Mrs. J. D. Long.—Mai/earn Mtn Llmie Reheetoon, of Sodom, ta speed. ine the holiday at the family essideami, Feumet Henry Natal, of Rteoardiee. drove to bows ea Someday, aad mounted Meaday Bert Resyley, of Toronto. Is sne_sding • weak at the residence of Mr. adeLline. Jas. P. J. Nevis, reprobation/ the Catholic Re00141. lessam, was la tows a few day. last week. A. D. Sword was la town this week, es him rebore frees the Northwest and the Cavasia Aketisrlasd retuned boss WS week bombes passed his versa is liar vas- ter WO ad amis. Si, Rableem Ties bee bend 111=41 eleureerve imago party se our Good !!s largo tins f or 46e prystal Glass r‘ _We&Ohbwrds,44, world. Price, 50c. each C. M. ELLIOTT HAMILTON ST. CROOER. Telephone 52 FUNERAL NOTICE SUCCESSOR TO A. B. CORNELL 3. --Chic Charms AMINE been Greatly =thi wrier to suet ith popular ler Moderate Priced Parberair. ate sallb CI Great Offerl 0. The London Free Press. The Fres Prom desiring te increase tta sulesoriptkia Ws= 11121, stockmen et °made wherebe webers te Weekly frees Prow mill got One Year's Paper Free. The Free Press hes made arrange - mono with the veterinary Mimeo outlasting t to. fora number et _copies Of =me or which ist $T00. This bet* fully se/ In plain lampeage ttgi anatomy. Dlasseee end Treatment et Domestic Anlmale and Poultry. aim containing a toll description of 11ellolest 111141 R•0160.41, so that every farmer oae he his owe insormary. 53.00 52.00 The Weekly Free Trete asd raia and Roma ter one roar wine IN- atror4 to ocettimie tad Our tonere to making It neer Itherai Wow Wed* tan to owed& 11=taisendasitilke V, Ile line Promo " 41111111bas addle MOWS CREATESLZORE After all that's said and read, Cash transactions keep us on the move anywhere between twelve and fourteen hours a day, and there is no reason why such a healthy trade condition should not continue with us. There is no better appoliitel Dry Molls Store in We ha ,re the run of the best Wholesale Warehouses in Canada. Every important department—the Millnery, the Fancy Goods, General Dry Goods, has an expert at its head, and every detail of the business care- fuLy lo Aced after. MILLINERY 11/1EAT THANKSGIVING OFFERING. WINGS, FBATHIRSt_FLOWERS and RIBBONS. IS PRICE 'SPECIAL SALE REAtf-Y0;411EAR 111111110. • SAILOR AND WALKING HATS, HALF PRICE. 1' This is the best time to look through the Fency Goods De- partment. We show a greater variety of Holiday Novelties than any three Louses n the trade. NOVELTIES IN VEILING. 33. SMITTEC'S. New Fail Mitlinm. TRIII Lain STYLI'S 1/11 RATS 'AND BONNETS .4140ita ifewest Shads. la VELVETS, FLOWtIti and FANCY FEATHERS.