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MURSDAY MORNING
BY*. ia.Du.UcI,DT
OODi<RIOR. FRIDAY. JAN. fel. LMe.
SNAP SHOTS-
-Some of the dozy legislative tint
ber i,• bcinggot rid , f.
- —list thing we know that eleva-
tor mill he elevated.
—'i'bat steamboat promoter is a
veritable run of Nt;t-rr%t, the way he
blows.
—Some of the political candidates
are hound for Balt Creek, and the other fel
Lows are going Higher Up.
—Jas. T. Ukekow has his-warpaint
snd the man that tont-hew the chip nn
his shoulder, will have to fight.
-The big Toronto dailies make us
f. illi laugh. Es, h o1Ne is shouting that the
---_--fir'. candidates are "u the run, -- _.
—If HOD. ARTHUR STURGIS HARDT
doesn't soon di•aodve the House, he will in
terfere with the campaign -materially.
—In the Joan EATow Co. investi-
"Aioo, if the mode of procedure continues
M it hag been, the day of judgment will Ii.
Metat 1..nway off.
ietr.
—Between the rooeter show et the
town hall and the meeting of the county
evttneillors in the courthouse, there has been
is hot time in the old town fora few nights
put.
—Our esteemed subscribers who
have not renewed fair 1808 need not hold
back because of the election excitement.
We never allow sentiment to interfere with
business, Bring iii your plunks.
THE SIGNAL : GODRRICH ONTARIO
.we •ee aaaa
—The Berlin News-Reoord says :
The Gomm( n Sl AL came to hand last
week enlarged and improved Brer M
Gu.LirvuDy is a unique chat -oder and knows
how to °millet a live, epic•y paper.
buckle down to solid wort as never
before. •
In the other parte of Huron close
in -fighting will be the order of events
from now until the evening of election
day. In South Huron M. Y. MCLAAIr,
the old,member, is being strongly op-
posed, and it is too earl, in the oam4
paign for any of his friends to do any
shouting. Mac. is a good, level head-
ed fellow, and with the prestige of
having been mewber,.ought to be able
to hold his own in good shape.
Iu East Huron things are in a
somewhat different shape. Both can-
didates are new to the legislative
sphere ; each is a member of the
county council, and each has been con-
nected with municipal matters for a
term of years. They both hail from
the same county council district, live
within a few miles of each other in
the heart of East Huron, and both
were elected county councillors by ac-
clamation at the last election The
constituency, although it gave some
500 of a majority at the last election,
is practically any one's riding in an
election contest. The Liberal majority
has been below 40 in at least two
elections, when the late member ran,
and that is practically the normal
state of affairs Last election is no
criterion to go by. as Mr. MILNE did
not receive anything like the vote that
would be accorded to a straight party
candidate. There will be no walk-
over in Eaat Iluron, and every Liber-
al vote will need to be polled to 'win,
if the present Conservative candidate
stays is the field. Thera ii a rumor,
that he purposes retiring from the
co- telt, but up to thea present the au-
thority is lacking.
—To see Anent' HY.LoP. and
HENRY Moesxv cheek -by -jowl at the
county council 1peeting one would hardly
believe that inside of a few short weeks one
will he • member of the Legislature, and
the other will be a remnant of the Legisla-
tive fight.
--The politicah"sentiments of our
esteemed ocmtempnrary, The Clinton New
Bra don't jar ns the leant bit, hut when it
torne on the sow of poetry, the doe runs
down our veinal column. ito poetry hes
too many feet to the yard —or, rather, is
too many feet from the yard.
-Reeve CAMPBELL, while on the
Square Monday last, heard what he sup
eand.-to 1 lotitf cheering anan.'irg teen,
tits town hall, and thinking that it came
heel a Bre meeting, went up to the
chamber, when be discovered the rooster
show in tell h1a0 with Chanticleer work-
ing overtime. He says he never heard such
cheering sine the Grey nomination, when
old Man MoPTAT warmed up the free and
independent electors.
HERE AND THERE
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
COMING AND GOING.
James Jeyat spent Sunday to 1St. Holme,
Fred °limey, of (Gatos, was la tows oa
Mosday.
Miss J. Maecsod of Kincardine 1. righter
la town.
W. Wood, of Bayfield, was in Oederiob
last week.
Tudor Marko, of Bayfield, was in town
W saotieday.
(leo. D. MoT.ggart, of Clinton, wee in
Sown Friday.
K H. Collins, barrister of Exeter, was in
town Friday.
"THE ',mu-rue/4T OF 1NeLosNcs."—One
ot the most helpful books recently published
is "The Investment of Inflames." a study
of social sympathy aril service. The
author is Newell Dwight Hillis, who has
been known to the public for .on,o year., as
a writer of useful rod inutruotive took.,
and in the present case has filled his inten•
tion to the letter, by giving to the public
a series of well•writteo and carefully
thought -oat rasa ys on the investment of in-
fluence. It tea capital took for your, men,
particularly. Fleming 11 Revell Co., Tor•
onto, publishers.
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEE TING.
the Itepert el the tisanes committee el
('e.aen &d.pear.
At a special meeting held in the oourt
house. oo Tuesday, evening, the Finance
Committees report was presented, recom-
mending " that as it is impossible to guar-
antee the bond. of the Elevator Co., the
town subeorih. for 150,000 stook, witb the
proviso that if, the Legislature grants power
to the town to gnaraotee bonds to the
amount of 150,000. the towns subscription
for stock he oats Had, and all oalls and is•
terest thereon be refuuded
The report concluded with :—A by-law
to take .took, should, if our reoommend.tion
is ocoepted, be at once prepared ard sub•
milted to the eleotots, and upon favoring
the proposition the work would doubtless
at sloe proceed.
MR. °ARROW opened his campaign
to West Huron by delivering an ad-
dress in the Liberal rooms Tuesday
last, a synopsis of which appears on
the first page of this ictus. There is a
ring in the speech that denotes that
Mr. Gamow means business, and
there is every reason to believe that
his friends are as loyal and stead-
fast to him today se ever before.
Thera is no concealing the fact that
the ilabb this election all along the
line will be a stubborn one. On the
foes et it, there should be no doubt
ps siding the result to Want Heron,
to B tau Basses used to say,
%tiler', no knowin' where a stray
or en election may nn to," and
Ike Meed. at Mr. OAatww will do well
to take nothing for granted, bat &veld
F. Moulton, of Stratford, woo visiting in
town Saturday.
Hilton Jackson. of Detroit, was in Gods -
riot) on Saturday.
.1. L. Killoran, ot Soafortb, was in (,ods-
riob the past week.
Pobt. McLean !Massed from his trip to
Montreal. ea Friday.
W. Bowden. Faster, was in the musty
town the net
L. F. Dickson, barrister of Rueter, was
in the oo. town last weak.
J. MoMurobie, of BIy16, paid the oounty
town • visit lilt 1bureday.
Batas H. Wilkinson was visiting friends
In Luokeow the put week.
Mims B. Wilkinson left this week on a
visit to relatives in Toronto.
J. P. Scoville, al.l'btoago, spent a tew
days in town the past week.
H- Hamilton. of Londe. ., upest a
few da:e as towu the peak week.._
Mrs. Parrott, of Blyth,-Meflr NIMintt
weak. visiting her father. Jso.. l s. --_---
Fred L. Bradley. of Lamar, Oelsra4a,
was visiting in Godetioh, a few days sisoe.
Thos. Straohan, the veteran reeve of Grey,
was In town Wednesday, on township but i -
trees.
The Gospel Temperance meeting next
Sunday afternoon will be addressed by Jar.
Mitobell.
Mr. Lyons, poultry fancier, of Lncknow,
drove down 0o Monday with a large load
for the Goderioh Poultry Show.
W. Brydon, W. D. Fair, Norman Fair
and 11. B. Combe, of Clinton, were in Gods -
rich last week to see Riobard 111.
Manager Saunders. of the Organ factory.
was on a busi1iQe.s trip °eat all last week,
and Jell for the-'Ea°i Egan) Wednesday.
H. S. Holmen, station agent at Aoton, on
the G. T. R., spent Saturday and Sunday
in town. Marry was warmly welcomed by
his many old time friends.
J. Young. of Chicago, was visiting at the
resid..e. of Slayer -Tbenspsee, the past.
week, previous to the gentleman's depart -
are for the Klondike gold fields.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Cycles were In use on Monday.
The Clerk of the NVesther visited us on
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Arnews Laver Pilu for .ick headache
and liver ills, 20 omits • vial.
Rev. J. A. Anderson, B.A., presorted in
the Auburn dbtriot on Sunday.
Andrew. Bros. & Oo. shipped a oar load
of hogs to Collingwood on Monday.
Passenger traffic at the G. T. R. depot
was exoeedingly good the past week.
Our Hookeylt.s drove to Kinosrdine last
week and bseb the olob of that town by 7
to 6.
Hy leaving your order at the Balmoral
Cafe, yon may secure ono* a week, direot
from T. Y , .hell -duh, lobster*, eto.
Why are well fed oows and Rise's Pure
Sett to mob demand T Bemuse the oodn-
bination makes the best butter in the
world.
An exoellesb program is being, prepared
for the Noetb Ss. Methodist Sunday Bohool
Anniversary. Ib will take place in about
two weeks.
Wm. Wallows'. two fins dwellings on
Wellington and Lighthouse .crest., are
nearly finished. and one will be 000wpaed In
two weeks.
On Sunday evening, the beg Evelyn,
broke away from her fastenings oto the
oheokwater, and was with great difficulty
firowgbt bo the dook again.
1NI l -ArION or Maarr.—Owlog to the
increased demand for the Baltimore Oysters
the Balmenl Cafe now receives shipment•
on Tuesdays acd Fridays instead o! Tues.
day only, as formerly. As the orders are
tilled at the oyster docks at Baltimore, that
delicate flavor so dear to epicures, is not
lost by too much handling.
SEAFORTH.
Mr.. R Hay. and Miss Ada Bonner are
visiting in Lucknow.
Mu. Maud Fowler has von. to Toronto to
attend Bishop Strachan school there.
Mrs. T. J. Watt, of Bluevale, is the
guest of Mrs. George Imlay this week.
The ween night .ervioes in St. Thome.
°herdb will in future be held on lb ednesday
night instead of Thursday.
George Les, from Emerado, Grand Fork.
county, Dako,p, is visiting his father,
James Lte, who u at present very ill.
At a meeting of the school board on Wed-
nesday evening, bar. O. Wilson was
elected chairman, Mr. Wm. B►Uantvae,
The reoently made sddltlon, and the im-
provements made to the machine room at
the 1(111ifig• factory add oonslderably to
the Institutloa's sapaclty for tenting ova
work.
Oso. A. Haddon, photographer, of EMs,
le visiting his brother, A. W. Oso., a1-
tbough quite a youth when be left tows,
toned many who reenemhaed and heartily
welcomed Mur.
The Iabssl 11111000111 sad inaovabies are
illustrated Senn. Them Gua be sees sad
heard a1 to -eight's entertainment given by
the Otlh.rt (Borden Os., under tile suspfees
el the Gee.M.b Ra.. Boll ()bib.
We hssr that the " Tastily Herald and
Weekly Sear,'. of Mestgosl, wilt pabIW
of daring the nett few .bb..pecial artistes
bb Nertli• � The letsratailas which ser
at the anise el the " Tandy Harald " is
said M be of messes. salsa. Tib..?ast-
Ily Harald " headers are sere M get the
I.WW sad the bet t kestabks about bb
sold Golds. bbs said Mer, .ad tow to pre -
t Nest hi this. I1 to ere weeder the
" Trng Motald sae Weekly Saar " h.Idr
Its *WI satsselbss. sad Y isttlas eyrie&
.1 clew sebseus.a avers vsbb.
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Thingr get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
It strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
sec. and 11.00 ; all Jruagieu.
SCOTT & .OWNE, Ch.m,a", "forum*.
secretary, sod Mr. Alex. Wilson a trustee
oa the Collegiate Institute board.
Mr. and Barr. Knight. who for a number
of years have been engaged in mission work
in China, and who are now home on furlough
are this week visiting at the residence of
Mr. J. W. Elder.
- 000E111 CH TOWNSHIP
GODERICE BARGAIN CENTILE 1
1 T CNISET SALE
FOR ONE WEEK,
COMMENCING TOMORROW.
25c. CORSETS
50c. CORSETS
76c. CORSETS
$1.00 CORSETS
$1.25 CORSETS
for 20c.
for 42c.
for 57c.
for 75c.
for $1.00
We will also sell the TRILBhr OORSET during the sale for 11.00.
If you don't want Corsets, don't buy, but if you do, don't let this oppor-
tunity go by without getting some of the bargains.
WEDNEIDAY. JAI. 96.
Lon Tebbutt is on the stok list.
Our old friend and pioneer, Alex. Tay-
lor, is on the siok list.
Ju. Yulll is preparing to build a floe
new barn poet summer.
The bills are out for a New Eoglaod
impose and entertainment, at Holmesville,
under the auspices of the E. L. of C. E., on
Mondry evening, Jan. 31st
ENrrorraiNtZNT.—The young people of
'Taylor's ooroer ars 'forking hard, prepar,
ing tor the entertainment to be held in the
sobnol, on the evening of Friday, the 4th.
of Feb. Doors open at 6:30, programme to
oommen0e at 7:30.
VICTOR/A OPERAHOUSE
Friday ct Saturday
7ai-s..r 27 and 28
— TBE CSLSB&ATSD —
Gilbert -Gordon
-0-ompany,
UNDER TtiS Are►icro or THE
Goderfoh Base Ball Club.
JAMES ROBINSON
THE m`NAOBHTOA SHOE STORE
has nothing but thanks for the patronage of the year
closing. Wishing all our friends and customers a merry
and enjoyable Christmas, and a happy and proeperdns
New Year. During the year now at hand all that dili-
gence and courtesy can do to make the business of shop-
ping pleasant to our customers will be done willingly.
We have a full range of . . . .
Boots and Sijoes, Buliijors, Oersoos, BIC.
Repairing neatly and promptly e,cnted Cheap for Cash
Nast be Cleared DSI!
READY MADE OLOTHING
MY OWN MAKE
sea first—Antes O and well malls ape wW
be sptd at reinarimoir low piles' to Mem It
out son.
A ane assortment of New Goode far FM
and Winter w oar.
CALL AND RRL *UF -
H. DUNLOP
Weotat Tailor. seat Bank Montreal
Give The only food
Babythe that will build
Bilaby up a weak com-
e titution grsdll-
Chance ally but surely is
Martin's
Cardinal Food
a simple, scientific and highly
nutritive preparation for infants,
delicate children and invalids.
KERRY WATSON. CO., NNw.v"r.
For TWEN1 Y -SEVEN YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
7MEWOKSBfBiiPoFMD
JOEN MoNAITGETON,N,
MISS BESSZZ GILBZRT (Boston.)
Famous Lady Cornet Virtuoso.
MRA. D. L01773 OQBD02T
Ihamatic Soprano.
0. Ls ROY E311fT
(lever Monologue Entertainer.
Puturz =DIMS
Phenomenal Boy Baritone.
M115 MADGZ SAMA
Pianiste and Accompanist.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS,
the latest innovation. and a series of views
shown by the West Motion Pboture Machine.
PRICER. — 25c. AND 35c_
Heserved Seals at Wester's $Nkstere.
Satisfaction or
i'
Your Money Back.
In accordance with our advertise-
ments to guarantee our workmanship
to the fullest extent and in every
particular, and as an evidence that
the Guarantee Card, which you will
find in the pockets of Shorey's gar-
ments, means what it says, if you are
wearing
Shorey's
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
and do not find it perfectly satisfactory in every
particular and will communicate your complaints Lto us, we will see that you are satisfied or
—
oar
money refunded. , --�
H. SHOREY & CO., - MONTREAL.
Mtge. et 44 Reedr4e-Wear" CletYlag.
(?)
The best is none too good for yon—
' is grand
Asirour dealer for it, sure,
And take no other •brand.
....Leogeor Tint eoal*a uses will 15 wNvsd ear Tss M ~ ani N 1ks dIb /ah . t�
CLEARING SALE OF
HOES
We have decided to place on sale our Surplus Stock
during the -
NEXT 30 DAYS
Space will not allow us to give you a full list of the
different lines in oar large Stock. Here are, a few, and
you can judge by them that We Mean Business.
60 pairs Lady's Buttoned Boots, were $2.50 and $8.00, for
70
48
25
35
24
A few
A line
..
If
If "
If
di
2.00. -- - - e.
1.76,
1.26 and 1.50, "
.4
Misses' Buttoned and Bals. " 1.00,
Lady's Oxford Ties, 85, $1 and $1.25, "
pairs Misses' Oxford Ties and Buttoned Boots "
$2 00
1 50-
1 !e
95
75
60
50
of Men's Felt Lined Bala, were 21.25, 75
Call and see these goods, and if you need them, you
will find it to your advantage to
13 -CT -Y- N"O-VT- 1 1
W. SHARMAN
THE OLD STAND,
, Jr
1
STILL TO THE FRONT ! ! !oe '
seu.1W RM
flails say weeki Mm e.s
MAMMAL PLUMBER and OA$ FITTER
v.mw isz Y rowsr t fat I.Maee k, a *astkal sweetest um t y Rion
Preot esu Phumese. CJ. J. H A RP= Ft.
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Tal MOT
Sorautoll Hard CoI
AU Coal wetgbed on the Market Scales,
wher you get woo lite. tow a tae.
SVM. LEE.
Orden left al HAW= j>s 1411'1 Store
promptly attended to
GODFRJOH
STEAM BOILER WORSE.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
sa.aoM►le OM7ets1 • aleck.
ideawtaeturee of all kinds of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stack*, Salt lean, Sheet Isee
Works, etc., eflo.,
And Dealer 1a -
Bathos. Msoblauy Castings, he.
All dam of Pipes and Pips llttissp.
Steam sad Wawa Owes, Globs Valves.
Mock Valets,l Moots," sad
wteea Qwbatlya Read as Lewes
A sposW Has of Steel Wabsr and Hes
1�oogb for ase of farmers sad others.
INpa15g stem/eh weeded tel
A. S. 011:111111 1011..
IMO P. 0. Bidet R. a ,Lai'- t„
The
Impression
seems to be that with Mr.
Harper's leaving the firm for-
merly known es Hagen di
Las, now Les k Bairamut,
that plumbing has been
dropped. This i.
A
Mistake.
We are in a
Better Position
than ever to do
Plumbing, Steam, Hot Water,
Hot Air or Combination
Heatingand gas
Ftting,
baying obtained the .srvloes et Oa s.
Bm a praoYoal Sean with wide
i
LEE a8HEPNARD