The Signal, 1898-6-23, Page 4T
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Ys J t, DAT, June 23, 1898.
The Swell
of
Cycledom
ehrWervIla
The new Mellurney di. Bet-
tie Wheels which we have re-
cently placed in stock are
certainly the 'wettest thing
in town. Everyone is de•
lighted with them.
You can buy sue for a
little more than others pay
for the oommonest grades.
OUR LIVERY
abntinues to prosper.
Wheels that are fast enough
to win mote on , re good
enough to satisfy the most
particular. That's the k ind
we keep—and guarantee sat-
isfaction.
EMERSON'S
BLoyols lead Music Hogue, aad
Cleveland Cygts Livery.
fht igaaI,
1R TOLttl;atn
EVERY THUBBDLY MORNING
at ea. NWiat e
RODERIC& THURSDAY. AER St. Ifni
ENLARGED.
THIS week our readers will observe
that Tut SIGNAL, has been enlarged by
the lengthening of the columns, thus
giving nearly four columns of addition-
al space. This hap been necessi-
tated by the crowding of our ativer-
tigers, who, in the seven weeks last
past, have oomPelled us to bring out
a supplement each week in addition to
our regular issue.
The advertising patriiti e..attd ant
scription list of THS Mutest lire fee,
tures that we have reason to be proudms
of, es they have developed theelves
in a sure and legitimate way, and
without any attempt on our part at
hot -house methods. The business
people of the town know where good
value for their stoney may be had,
and no taking or chasing is neoessary
on our part to keep things moving in
• good normal condition.
In the course of a ft w weeks other
improvements will be made, which
will put TMs SIGNAL in the front rank
of Canadian country journalism. We
have •(ways led the procession in
this section, and intend to continue to
do it.
THAT OTTAWA TRIP.ro
TH ERE has beeu • gat deal of talk
about the codof the trip of the town
delegates to Ottawa, and at the last
two meetings of the town council con-
siderable time was taken up in dis-
cussing
iecue ing the question. Following is an
itemized statement of the expenses of
the three delegates which wee pre-
sented to the finance committee, and
duly approved by that body during
the past week ;
Hotel expenses. ..935 00
ah hire 800
Street, car fare 2 00
Pallr.•n caret 12 00
Railroad fare from Brockville to
Ottawa and return........... 20 00
liundrles 18 00
!96 00
ABOUT SONS OF FATHERS.
A GOOD deal of attention is being
paid to sons of father's, both in Can-
ada and across the line at the present
juncture. The war has caused the
eons or grandsons of Gamer, Bumf;LoGAN, and hundreds of others Of lase
note, to be pitchforked into dikes be-
cause of the pull of name, and as a re-
sult a good deal of thinking is beingne
doby the Iso fortunate ones, who
have nothing but their own merits to
recommend them.
Here in Canada, we know something
of the strength of the pull of the
father, or father-in-law, or uncle, when
a question of patronage comes up, and
the son of a father is often trotted
over the oourse, not because of any
merits of his own—in fact, often in
alts of demerits of a glaring charac-
ter—but simply because he is a son of
his father. Efforts have been made to
make successful politicians out of the
es
seof party leaden, but in every
ease the attempt has aided in Wham
sod it is now oonoeded that to ran •
man on the shape of his nose or be-
cause of his name is not always a
guarantee of sucoess. mime, e, it is natural that • Esther
should endeavor to advance • son's in
tenet, and if it oat be done without
Meer individtaas or the public stiffer-
*, any getlwt, no great et.
will be takes to it ; het whit
Mates lafeht a sen lib a poe-
t he is not able to do credit
IND Mee the iitsdtabis
Mead to Lalli
ether side el the
edam ef
MileMilebig man
•
a>i.idildli
THE SIGNAL: GODEIICH ONTARIO
8'bo hall • common -plica Sofa viewed
the situation :
" Lieutenant - (several onset a 117.sra
t d
4n.1 answer this letter as though 1
wee not J'reidett, but only a friend. My
OM, Iorw al hie 22nd yeas, having gradu-
ated hum Harvard, wtehow to we dollies
thing of the war before ,t enols. I du uut
whet to put hue in the raukr,tot yet to
rive tom a uonsuureurn to which those who
have already Nerved lung are bettor era
titled and better quaJi&■i to hold. Quid
he, without embarrassment to yon or
detriment to the sense, gu into your
military family with •etre nominal ran, 1
arxl not the public, furnishing the Iteeesary
meow ! if no, asy all without the least
beeitalion, hxstsuae 1 ant ae dedpll
y Interva
,.I that you shall not be omen' as you
tau be yourerlf. Yours truly, A. Lincoln."
THE PROFESSIONAL TRAMP.
THE grsateet fraud and the most ir-
repressible nuisance on earth today is
the professional vagrant, and he is be
cowing more numerous All the Teary
roll by.
On this continent to1Ly there are
tens of thousands of I•ry loafers who
have become so seasoned to vagrancy
that no earthly power can cause them
to do anything outer than subsist by
begging, and the schemes that they
resort to often show an ingenuity and
painstaking thought that if otherwise
applied would leeks thew useful mem-
ber" of society.
Who among our readers has not
met the waliugerer whllk_with the did
CI • little vitriol, has - so bldktered
•
e
and defaced his arm that the very •P
peiranoe of it was enough ti extract
quarter dollar from the pocket of th
unwary 1 Then we have the deaf
mute with • oomplication of internal
diseases, who has to write " Thank
you," on his,slate, for value received,
but when he strikes the nearest tavern
and imbibes of the stimulating bever-
age the tongue beoomes loosed and
articulation becomes an a000mplished
fact.
The blind man is •Iwap with us,
and • apsdmun brick tur .Alt._ .
Goderich and spent part of the past
season in Goderich jail,,..} tgtpanied
41iy iii pal. The alleged blind man
was named George Barrett, and
when in jail he miraculously recovered
his eyesight and shed Itis goggles, but
immediately after his tent expired,
and as soon as he got outside the hail
door, accompanied by his pal, one
JAMaa Musty, L. wr once more
stricken with ids old malady, and re-
sumed his goggles. ()n the first day
out he claimed to have matte $4.511
from the gullible townsfolk, and eince
that time the precious pair have been
doing the soft-hearted fanners in Col-
borne and AebI.' 1(1.
13AMasres story is that he is a
moulder by trade, and bolt hie eye-
sight by sand being blown Into his
eyes at the blast furnace. Should
any of our readers cane across there
two vagrant fakers they should iw-
mediately place them in custody, as
they are of the [nearest type of pro-
fessionel tramps.
Perhaps the beat, way to get rid of
this class of human pests is for re-
spectable people to harden tlieir,))etg
and button up their pockets. The
professional tramp must go.
SNAP SHOTS.
—Germany would like to be in the
I'htllipine buaiuer as well ea Uncle Sam.
—The crops in Huron are in such
a fair way to to put heart into the ogre -ill
turista.
—West Huron has not been Netter
represented to Parliament in several years
than it is today.
—The •liberals of Huron are in
goodiettla. What is wanted now no head-
eeadpo will leo& - ___—
—The question of the hour v, had
the oort.tables at the polling booths 011 elec-
tion day the right to vote
--German legislation in favor of
Canada, under the favored natio clause, in
now riot " made in Germany."
—Now is the time to see that tl
vote's' time are right. Elections are
fought out on the results of the hate.
—The Senate is good for an-
other year, at any rate. The date for
amending or ending has not been annoutt girl.
—The era of the political "saw -off "
is upon us, and the fiat of fighting protests
bait been reduced to sixteen. And there are
mora to follow.
—For a nation that used to iron-
ies it could Tick ell creation in short meter,
one friends Koros the line are travelling to
mighty slow music.
—There are several planks of the
Liberal platform of 1803 that need elope at-
tention at prevent, and now that the nasion
is over. it Is to le hoped some etas will
Ise bestowed on them.
— That 000undram which was
sprung o° the (joniworeative rank and file
daring the election (notelet of 1806, " Who
is yrntr loader I" has not heron sat iefactorily
anewerotl even to this day.
—There is quite A talk of a political
deal hiring made in West Heron which will
effect Federal ii4 Lo& pohtks We might
herby notify all 'csteertt.d that the Libor.
ala rat West Sarno ars at preemie is ne
hamar for say rad. deal•.
------.•.••...r,
--'ahs seal of tbs sehard Ogler*
Papery, the guns salad pi Batt ltlidelee t-
eta'k sf fl a, IS leak gold and
lPles. ad %alehieb deoAt cm the ir+n_of the
f ibitite J ntrMswat. wYilllprtf«R lftlsf
pramh.evamaa% wprdIMMUeet th yii.w
thing the tk.,,My was*, and .n Minis amid
abettiui the Ida. Rosie G. IpaaaoLb in
his wild aril weird ortdew.ur to thruttk pub-
lic opinion. Al Cad. lsustw,t.t. haw always
boat opposed to pruItt10I.ry legislation on
every queetiou, we fail to eau where Mr.
l'aotry's alleged logic teems in. However,
" Cb•r.ge, CMiami, charge '" sod you may
have W take it out in charging.
r
THE JUNE SESSIONS.
Aminal and (SellOWL
Sentence..• tae .eefe ata Arw s Caw aad
Utae •s$.Id. tiadertri Fp. aadtee A.ss■Its-lead/es. Clvea !e
lam Cavil lasses.
Give
Baby
The °ply food
that will build
up a weak cons -
a ,titutiun gradu-
Chance guy but surely L
Martin's
Cardinal Food ia
simple, scientifdc and highly
tritive preparation for infanta,
licate children and invalids.
weraeon • •e . vise.
McCready,
Common
Sense
and
Huron
THE court was in session when THIS
titutttt. west to pros Inst week, and held
lose sittings on Friday and Saturday. met
oa Monday for a short seesioa aad adlouraed
tell T.ssdsy when Orem vs. GoldtJtorw, an
WWSW for wager wee heard, thus oo.oludl•g
a very long senior.
THZ CIIMIJAI. LIST.
At 1:30 A.M. oa Thursday raoeen, , the
lacy iii the t3eator►b arson charge returned
late °oars with a verdlot of guilty. with a
noommeadatioo to mercy, sad the prisoner
was afterwards aeuMroed to adz untruths to
the Central prison with hard labor, the aec-
ood charge having been withdrawn by the
Drown. E. N. Lewin oonduoted themes for
the crown and she prisoner was defended by
J. Mo.Bask el Sealorth.
The Queen es James sed Mannino blew
bat tae. assaulting one. Maurios Dutton, 4 .,. THE Blurt.
tag go w the petit Ivry the &trealt. deatplead• cr_`y0ll liard coal
tag Rattly CO ewmmon aerali Jas. sora 1 NN1(jtY111f 11' Irl
eeeMeod to pay • dao of 75.00 and Maurine
ear er Ae 00 sad both were booed o'er tar`
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
There's nothing
better made at
any trice--- for
ease in running
they excel
Next Bargain Days
avis 23rd and 24th.
EXTRA VALUE THIS WEEK:
COAL" Parasols,
Tie Heider:8o Bicycle Co , Limited
(-3-ODICRIC H.
ALWAYS ON NAND
keep the pesos. J. T. (:arrow, Q ('., a
peered for defenMaou.
Phe Queen vs. Geo. W. Oakes, saul'.
be defendant watered • plea of guilty of
oommee arrow sod it being euoepted by tae
Drown preswostor be was seotenord to pay e
fine of 1a5 00 and bound over to keep
tb. peace.
The (lasso .g:tta.t Isaac Jona. and Jao
Baker, .ee•ult, ileo escaped the petit jar
as Jones' plea of guilty to oomaua assault
and Bakvr s of not fatuity were accepted by
the crown. 13•k•r was therefore disohareed
and Jones tined fifty dollars and bound over
to kap the pesos.
THS CIVIL blah'.
y
Bttwdiok vs. Banes, as action for breath
of ods 1 p1 on the lease aad working -at herd
me township of Stephen, was began oa
Thursday moultsg..-.. After the evidence had
Caw beks ergameat was $dloaraed bo it
day to be owned. R. B. Collins for pit. ;
P. Holt for. left.
Hestia vs. I)ocbledee, an action ter so-
emoie. l(y consent the matter in dispute
were retorted to J.A. Morton, of Witottam,
el referee ander the lot respeotinf •rbitra-
Non. R. Vamoose for piR ; E. L. Dioken-
sou 1d deft.
Watt vs. Themis, an action for wages.
Judgment was entered by consent for p10.
Wm. Staetair for Off.; Thos. Brown tor
deft.
"Spier vs. Tasker, an action on a promie-
wry note Trial pueipou.d by ooeaent till
December seaelona. Sinclair tor plff.; Col -
line for deft.
Ronald ys Thomas. an action for twice -et
maobiuery. teff. Ming 111, t► wee
postponed tel (tubber wort. , mo tr for
plff ; Thea. Brown for deft.
!Sickle v.. Marrsy, an •°tion for damages
for ,n iajary aimed by detendsot leaving •
road maobins on the road. The jars ren-
dered • verdict to favor of the plef., with
940 damages J. T. (Sorrow, Q 1'., and J.
M. Rest for plff ; ('offline and Hoimeeted
for defy.
Sperling vs. Sp.rliag, an stilton on two
Promissory note.. The jury rendered a ver•
dtot for p10 , and lite Honor ordered ludg-
meat for plff , with °net.. J. T. (Jarrow,
Q ('., for plff.; Mr. Reuse for deft.
Vewtoo. v. !trimmer. an action for
wrongful diamis al of plff. Verdict for plff.,
11178, and judgment wee recorded for titer.
amount and wets. l'm11p Holt for p10.;
L. E. Denney for deft,
(fres. ve (:old thorns. wee ■ilooroed to
be tried ou a future day by the judge in
ohambere.
A Feted's, Itleee.ery.
"SOA t. ANn..i .in' lean lefellible, pilule.a
and
oo.- •Denoe reeMy lot the cure of
u
Cancer, leeinnns Uloete, Sore Throat
and a vatie.y ,.f .kin diseases. it Car.. BBAMILLBB AURRBRI13
IN THE MARKET
All Coal weighed or the Market &ales,
wber you set YOW lbs. for • ton.
WBS.- LEE.
Orders 1e11 at LLB 8 SEZPEaitD'0
Store promptly attended to.
The Kensinl on it -nitre Co,
(11s.tted
WANT
The
Beet
S
in Shirt Waists,
" Sumer Corsets,
NAMES-RtBJNSON. .
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•- •
er Goods
Gasoline Stoves
Blue Flame Oil Stoves
Ordinary Oil Stoves
Screen Doors and
Windows
Refrigerators
DRY ELM AND Garden Hose and Reels
Nozzles and Sprinklers
BASWOOD__ HaM11110ckJ3 ..w
Bicycles, new and second
hand
alkENITA
A >O-
DEUGHTFUL CIGAR
That Makes o f' ' one whoTrie. it
failionvve g Cr MONTREAL.
In large or sirs I .ioant,IWs. Ther ars alto In
the market for
Green Elm and Black Ash.
Everybody is Talking about
D. CANTELON'8
FL0TTR
He les last received &anther car load
from Manitoba. H& has cow on hood
two of the bat brands or roar that
the world can produor.
LASS OF THE WOODS
ANI) —
OGILVIE'S
rtoas wiagipta. SHILLS.
Made from Na 1 Hard Wheat
He also k- ape the Met brands of Ontario
Flour.
I sople buying Floor will do well by calling
on L. Centston the praotical hater, .rad he
win tell you how to blend the Manitoba and
Ohtarfo Flour together so as to hare a beeutl.
tui Family Flour •t. re...onew. prloo,
orders will be promptly attended to in
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
ttedd1ee fakes Nen. AI[reed lrlaa a
specialty.
D. CANTELON.
cancer in any port of the body where the
liquid oea reboil it. Seed for caroms* Rig- MOW' Fruit aadwntat Naas
log instructions how to apply the liquid. at leads Mee..
Sold at e0e per plat ind 30o per half pint
Mtue. t. 1' ;it RENS A 8FRUTALTY.
maneder1 Our rook of Fruit Tree. Luing OamatNe,
we will be able to Olt Mea.rooka1 ab.rwt
sal fwe have the Ent me Leading
Apple. rear. rlwo. el -
•s4
Pea en Trees. • lee • lase gawk
er WWI Frans.
Call .ad examine Stook and be convinced.
Lars. Sleek of Choice Spring ReddinPembaPe
AddressPriUmUmbl4d 011bppltosttoa. _.--
MoLEOD'lll LABORATORY Od ob
Witt. Aiming° Dtvt.s SsaoH's,—Malt.
land lodge Ns, 33, Alf, and A.M. will o.4
abets the Festival of St. Jobs the Baptist,
by attending Pt. (horse's ehurob o. saw
day next, Jame lbs 26th, 1111 A.M.
sslc,youroeal r{or
PURERICE'S
LT
BeitfarlhbleSAMiry
OODERiCH
8TLt ,BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
m.o... to Obpeiar • Meek
manufacturer semi meal of
BCILBRS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pana, Sheet Iron
Works, eta., etc.,
Aad Dealer ts—
Baglnae, Maobinery Oasttmp, &o.
All sir.. of Plea. sad Pipe Fltthig.,
Steam sed Water O..ae. Globe Valves,
..k
OhVstry, l
t)sotan sod Is
j.etst. Oossss.uy on Hand at Lowes
•
A speaid Nue of Stasi Water aad Hog
Trw i. fee see of farmers and ethers.
Ittpatrlag proetpttr Mended is
A. S. 03AT1lTAL.
P. a An h. Roderic,
PLANING MILL.
(ittlattt.Ei IfR.
Bllcliauaiis&Rjjynas
BASE, DOOR and BLIND
sad bow. iibaYrial a. avers deetrtglins
Moo! tinitue a SMART
14.2
Via ON DECK I
BICYCLE LIVERY
If you want to learn to ride
the wheei,
Clo to YULE'S.
If you want Repairs, you will
find a vulcanizer, a beerier, an
enaineller, and a competent
workman
At YULE'S.
If you want Good Wheels
and. Beat .\ ttention, be sore
and go to the old and reliable
Linrunar
KINGSTON
f Gan
had
LEEI SHEPHARD
• at V017 Low Priem.
►IeatNag aad nuns" given special slue.
non.
We bare i wt reeelved • oar load or Glared
Tile aad Piled e.
We handle (arab 011 t 1t is equal t• Am
erioan.
CRAS. J. HARPEII
dei ri4C t Pt
HOT WATER FITTER
Baths, Closets, Basins,
Boilers, Sinks, Hydrants,
Sewer Connections,
Pipe and Drain Work,
PROPERLY DONE AT PRICKS THAT
KNOCK
COMPETITION
ENDWAYS.
Wallet mr prices,
CHAS. J. HARPER.
GeaW. T omson'sbieupt
88iITHII9 TO TRIM -ABOUT ;
if you had an important MSS Deter. Coast,ou'd em
It you were desperately ill you'd seed far tt the Det Donor loy
. &tog 1• town
Aftteraev
11 you went a Bieyols, yeahBay ws
Crescent
ram., GEO. W. THOMSON.
Why?
Murt 68 Cleared Oat!
READY MADE CLOTHING.
MY OWN MAKE
All Aret-°lasr goody aad well made ap
he sold at remarkably low prices to oartlt
out ono.
A One sweetmeat or New Goods for Herta(
and Summer wear.
CALL Alfa( set MR
H. DUNLOP
Weetet Tauor. treat Beak Montreal.
For the ...ma ramie that yard salols) a hated•.. Altereey
er . geed nectar : they kaow their beeiales. You rusk
your U r• riding a poor machine.
A FINE] LZIR
" Crescent," "McCready McCready," "Common Sense" and "Hurons"
ALL GUARANTEED AND HIGH GRADE.
Agent for Canada's favorite Piano—" THE WOBIIWITH,"
and the "GODERICH ORGAN_"
GEO. W. THOMSON.
higlup•j•• maw r.
Ileipikibl Tim
awl , 141)1111
tille
Immadir
Weak aad Wean 111601.0
IDdney and Liver 1andlilr►
- J. ■. aleeLCOD. ets•satses. ewe. a
BANKRUPT SALE
COMMENCING JU1NE 25th, 1898
Colborne Bro's Stock, hought at a low rate on the $, together with
a large Ci* Beinkru,t Stock of
General Dry Goods
MILLINERY, MANTLES, &c.,
WILL, MC OFFERED
-FOR 60 DAYS
AT
SLAUGHTERING PRICES
as EVERYTHING HAS GOT TO BE SOLD,
MAKE! 13/G BARGAINS I COT Mal I
Sevvvier and
Culvert Pipes COLBORNE ER0743 OLD ErrliNV.
AIM flan ebriatwele ea. Mit ' -
THE ONTARIO SEVER PIE
..401.4,0•LAioe Bitter sad Begs Wanted. M'CILLIVRAY, GRANT
aiskreipt Stook