The Signal, 1898-6-30, Page 44 TIUMDAT, J nus 30, 1098.
The Swell
of
Cycledom
The new McBurney di Beat
in Wheels which we have re-
cently placed in stock aro
oerti.idy the swollen thing
in town. Everyone is de-
lighted with them.
You can buy one for •
little more than others pay
for the oomwonest grades.
OUR LIVERY
continues to prosper.
Wheela that are fast enough
to win races on are good
enough to satisfy the most
parttouler. That's the kind
we keep—and guarantee sat-
isfaction.
EMERSON'S
11 rvmas,m
EO_ERY THURSDAY MORNIST
nen. meenia0M1
SODIWOH. THUBSDi•Y. J1J1101_1111,ifaL
THE TEMPERANCE FOLK.
THE temperance people are getting
together, and if they keep that way,
the ultimatum will soon be issued that
the whiakyItead must so, in politica
as in everything else.
There is no room anywhere nowa-
days for the man who drinks
in the profesitob , ; Lh Chair, the
places of business, even in the die-
pensing of liquors in hotels, there is
no room for the man who drinks.
In politica the people are also wak-
ing up, and the people favor men who
don't drink. The temperance senti-
ment will be felt in West Huron when
the next election will be held.
WHAT'S UP ?
gar One slyer feels better when
the corpse Is out of sight.
liar The crooked politician, like
the poor, is always with us.
▪ A politician is far gone when
his mouth won't hold soup.
jty• There is such • thing in poli -
laden Wog indoori ep stirs.
gar What baa become of the In-
dependenoe of Parliament Act
Cr Every man has his price, and
some get more than they aro worth.
▪ A man may ape his father and
bet become an hairy -parent himeclf.
err Honesty i. the best policy,
and few there are who walk that way
rr Political obsequies are always
'mournful, eveu when a T' wake n. held.
gar Wast Heron breathes easier
now, and her people rejoice and are gbsd.
lEr As breath to the nostrils is the
scent of omoe to the time -worn politician.
gar Beau sold his birthright for a
mem of pottage, and there have been others.
Bar The end of it all will be the
placing d an old sack of Clones in a woolen
box.
gar A cocked hat and satin knick-
ers won't cure a man of insomnia or heart-
ache.
13r Hansel was • fine type et the
average politician, and he got a high placer
at last.
rr Do the memben belong to the
constituencies, or the constituencies to the
members !
ta,, The law of heredity in politica
is bowed in the leg, bent in the knee, and
crooked in the hack.
EA. If money and position mean
suooe•a, the late Be,iorc.-r AKN01.n was a
vary .uooreeful rear.
▪ If a man is to reap as he sows,
God' help some of the politicians who.°
neer are in the sir at present.
Ili. Some politicians are never
hatteretie#ed than when their ambition.
are knocked into a cocked hat.
• What a frightful amount of
hood-natnrad Ding is to he found on toed..
stones and in farewell speeches.
gs. What a gathering there will
be when B1lusscs, the father of liar.,
Beta ap a hounew$rming to welcome his
children. the scheming politicians.
ga. Lying and .bic.eery will
never help • politician when he is dead.
That's why the schemers devote all their
time end attention to it while in the fl..h.
q, It is • sign that the LAURIRR
tirlwhenetelt M • .trKng one when it can
afford to threw overhourl on many of the al.
lead strong leen and still undertake to mi,
the .hip of Mate either that, or the alleged
strung sees were polities' pigmies.
SNAP SHOTS.
—The Mail and Empire hasn't
pureed it's " Km" from Tampa yet.
—An exchange speaks of a public
says, "Hit bed not been for hit.other
amid set be where he is today.'" And
lie prmYst r nee has taken emir
thele ween
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Terms and 40 Brite. That is different free
300, you know, and goes W prove that the
num in the wain ahuukl lie stilL
— Our esteemed Tory contempor-
aries are trying to make out that Hou. Mr.
Hear, in the recant Kiegehon riectiou,
pulled the strings through the cordage OWN.
paiy. Of cords, it newt so.
- A wertern newspaper recently re-
quested answer to the queettou, " What do
you regard as the most common fault of
present day young met!" The slower that
struck the bull's-eye was, " Proforeuou for
• white shirt job."
—The efforts that some people make
to deify Sir FLANK SIITR, when a quetetluu
of dollars and yenta oo.uem up, would alwust
stake ue believe the gallant knight wee of
•Lth•ater anal the other fellow. eery nude
of mud, " as it were."
—The quiet reepectabi'ity of NAR -
TIN J. titlrnw, (iRoausJori,TON sand J. N.
LANAI, and the effurta they are making W
awpsar uou-partisan hi their work is um. of
UM grandest results of the advent to power
of LAVRIKA and his colleague..
—Outside of the fact that it slivers
OW of the plaudit' in the liberal platform,
the appointment of JArsa LINTAL. QC., to
the Bench is a good cone. }le is a eau sect
brain ansi brswu, ansi won't b.Roaie either e
crank or a chump, as many others have
If your children are well
but not robust, they used
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil.
We are constantly in re-
ceipt of reports from par-
ents who give their children
the emulsion every fall for a
month or two. It keeps them
well and strong all winter.
It prevents their taking cold.
Your doctor will confirm
this.
The oil combined with
the hypophosphitesis a splen-
did food tonic.
foe d e,-®. uii4 0 jM..
SCOTT & SOWN*. t-n,u.I.n Torw4.
mama them saes of the ,'ata to whioh the
tee milhon Treat Walby •• ditch'' beilo•ms
Coatroom which bed bees les and the works
aeto•!ly in progress W be consineed, and
further expenditures art be undertakes
hereafter to complete them Hut • stop
mast be put to sew usdertaknge. W • do
at need new railways and canals se maoh
as we seed • ttoaootal rat. Ever sines
doer who have bueu pktted on the Bettt•±tye,sfeder•ties we have keitprolmaed ata
Here's to you, Jw ; may you live lung au
dye happy.
—The impression which Liberals
hold _of Lieut. -Governorships today js
the nam. ja that which has beewbeid y
them always, via., that the juh. arc icedeos
rusting planer for decrepit polo), wit- a Ian
have shot their bolt. bound men like I. I I
Davit., ,nudge Jerre, Jams M, Mci.L...
and others take n, .lank le tie 1 lipot• 1111.
or tiaasl.trappungs.
—It is announced that JANAa
Innis, the veteran proprietor of The(Iuelph
Mercury, is !bout to retire from acti.e
Isi.ining' in favor of his nephew, J. lam.
Mc1NTooi, who has for mom. mare heck
been private secretary- to Hon. J. IM.
.op. The retirement of Mr. lv<nitwill take
from Western thiteriu the Nieto! sit tle-
}enrstlffiattl,aodd-riaspa-arealtsemeirte en-
ructioHn is that he has been able to
put by 'totalling for a rainy day, that it is
goal W ha.e. As one of the buys of the
oki Mercury brigade, ver fling a bouquet to
the,Old Man with the hive that " hell live
a thousand years and weigh five bun rel
pound.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
AND Tra e.(/..aa 10 rim.rn '1ANN.
Ifreskvlfe Them : Alas, It is too tree
that w, tie at dorsa In deso ibtam heal en -
t erminmeete cad in writing obituary ..1l7ss,
but the went wbea•me of all ars le the
thestriel sellae.
HEAR, HAAR! ANL Ar I'I.AI'.e.
Tomato World : W. are Americas. ; we
are HrttWi-Amorloaae ; w. are Anglo -Am
g rimes ; w. are Mee of the Northern -Loo. ;
bat our meet dietio.M,e nine, the gee
wbleh we Mead so•e to make meet h000r-
able ast..g W •access is t.Luadisos.
WHINE Tilt '.IA04. ,.IR Torb1Tllrn
Guelph Mercury : Duncan McKay. Kia•
ell, Hama, was armee the exourdenlete
yesterday. He was from Dan MdiilB-
osddy's mereitsssey, and though a thorough
aooteman, mays that he will always Ruppert
• Reformer we • blew o' his bellows.
THAT 1L11r6L1 01.AINOTON1.
Mahal Reorder : The GderIeh SIGNAL,
1n rlerring to the death of Mr. Madame,
my. that " Ooderioh has • greed old man, . LL KINDS OF
the survivor of the quartette tte of ssoa
see of Hera, in Naomi Gibbons, who,
without doubt resembles In 'anal exoreosami
the ea the empire now mounts." Thi'
olalm for (,odertoh may be right, bat the
township of Leese *toad. pr-embset 1.
amok a claim. L.A_. has. in oma of its old-
est dtheeny Peter Campbell. Eva , the
strongest reeemblamee b Oledatow tat ooh
be fend Is the Hurn distrlet.
• •
re. RI►TOm'6 J01NIr1NT GONNA 01?
O.elpb Mromry : The judgment of Hoa.
Mr. lithos W lees berm out with referases
M the Klemdike Auld. book. Whin the
ttet•Ir g et It was gives to Mr. 1). A. Rom,
o f Tsreste, the GemmervaMve papers howled
because the muatry was to be robbed and
Da Rees was N make his fortune. It now
term est that the publisher" only mound
o d►eelsHes e1 about 40,000. the urns in
(treat Brit•le was a failure, the publishers
makleg saikiag est of 1t, while the ()merri-
ment have had 10,000 copies, whlah doss
tam althea. We eu•ret.e that the same
Mr glue's lodgment h the proposed Mane•
M.Kenxie Yukon railway bargain, 11 the
.eheme bad sot been blooked by the Semite,
would boom proved moth nearer the real
foots then the parttime eetimma@ o1 Term
editors.
ei iavmk .xpemditure o1 lte sewed mosey
It would do es a world .f jssd if we would
now butte to rodeos this tar too heavy
debt.
Then is no resale to doubt that tan
mad he eeempliehed The !»idler tertff
has mimed t. Ice a good n reaue Widmer:
and it will matinee tadsdottaly to be se
By k.splog down the easel .xpeaditure •
considerable surplus might be used mat
year to pay off md.btedsr.t Reduction e1
debt mr:tos further reduction of mama .x•
peodtturs on taterest aooeuat, and ea r-
oreeatus aase.l surplus for the further re-
daoates of the debt.
Tke two years yet to lapse ',dere the
amend election ahold witness the s000mp-
ltehmest of groat megrim in this direction,
and the Liberal teak and hie all over the
oomatry will be bitterly disappoint.) it
there he failure, TM Ministry as • whole,
sad egeeislly these who ays obarge of
large .peatierdepartreata, should, during
the reorw, go tboroegbIv. tato Mu whol.
matter, and resolved to meet P.rhamsnt
seat emeien wish a budesR nide lorwly el
sheat meat proposals. Work on tbtA Ilse
o•aoot be beans tae eros or kept up too
,W[eumativ to pleas leo moofhchel Ltbeiat
and boasat the whole poop'..
Colebrook' : lura R. Brow& and Mies
Maggio left en Wedeeday lee Wieooaeio.
They wit' wheat in Dakota •sd M•a1oba be-
fore retereieg.
Londahoro : Arthur Smith, youngest nos
of John Smith, maim foreman, has received
the appetotereat of aahet•at at titaness
Mallon on the U T. R.
Mateo : Two of Olioto•'e well llrwlt
and exceedingly popular younagg peel &MON
married in Tomato last week,Ii ties
.f Ogle Cooper and Mise Naas t.�lark.
RIC[S
MOST Pee
TABU)! 'Arra
AND
rams Use
PURE SALT
NOM AMMAN CIKMKAl Minim
SOLE MAKJPS — GOOteun.oui.
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
.10011N*1.INTII AND PO1.111,1ANR.
Orap Seethed : The oompmrtees that.
wort tett M he h.Mtet.d between 1.11.•1.1
petitioner and Liberal newspaper siem the
party was .soosesfml at the polls le deolded•
iv In favor of the latter. There is a ohms of
°heap lad natty politiolaam—vernal cid
malty themselves, who delyht to nothing,
quite es much s eastl.g slurs upon pabllo
jemrnmle and journalism, sad them meet with
mansion ie ooustd.ri.g the relative meads
e1 the two ppeeltttesi 10r0111.IS the Hear of Os.ws.nos net ore !Ab-
end has stood M hie place to d the
ettrvegaet eipemdltmres of the Govern-
ment, and call for the observees of pledges
gives before the election. ' • Not
see decreed the Yukon deal exempt Mr,
Trek Oliver, Y.P., of Edmonton. And'e
It hes been all through the two famous me.
Mem that have peeved.
On the other heed, 'ever! of the most
preso.seM
"Ahem' papers have desomeod
1. tM mese .atpbatki terms oerttin evil
features et the (overntest's policy.
Ammar the Inst are the Hnntinetoe Gleaner,
the Msetreal wbm.es, the Simms Reformer,
Ilio G.derloh HtoeA1., acrd the Toros o
Ma.
The eoesparime M letereettes, as showing
the gator .laerrlty and 000rage of pabllo
jenraale than et pshlle mss.
e • •
'1(on t@OAIOI1T TALK.
ItrauMerd E.peslter (Ms): That wAl-
kmews *meal, the Hel.oayeeee Isd.peed-
et, krill dew. empeatteally and mxgeiv-
orally that the Wel duty sew drvelving o.
Ne Lester LdieMYrsIm. r N keep dew..
and If pamlltm Wei Mos. the reblm .s•
tossdltarm d (lessers. The I..db. r ss-
resssedly sudors MN sesemWs. W.
have hem a.esdMg far too snob ea eapetsl
aeswat, Nes loorometeg obs pables MM
we hem hese apamdlag tea w1 con el
nerea.s every vo.r, tines petting M sue N
oat power to paT of Gey oesddeseils pit
of oar d.bs. The Uberle war pat IMO
Aso to bring *boot • Assn 1. Nig miter',
Mesa for lieu have made Wale prgstbb
the Wye to No' s efslu,
Ibesilatlb .n.1 7 I10i be Ise. mies
1101 �umetiiltr Own N•. Welt
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TH1 HIT
SCI11tOfl A MARKtrT Bard Co
INTH
All ('ool weighed on the Maher Seabo,
usher you get SOU Ibe. for • ton.
WIC. L
Orden left at X. b e
Store promptly att.edd M.
The Kensington Funiture Cot
I IAmltrdi
WANT
DRY ELM AND
BASWOOD
Ie tarp or meal gnmatltlea. They are ales I n
the market for
Green Elm and Black Ash.
WE MAKE._�w
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
4111/1 Rotas Mfeiwtte. M _ Arh
WPM'S POPP erne .
THE ON1iARI0 SEINER PIPE CO
SOi AD.A1Dr 5T. R..
eaerssv *0 was. 1 AIIONTC
PLANING MILL.
[iTIetIIMFI ItU.
BDchaoalls& Rhyirns
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Malmo hi an khan a
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
AM Madge. taidadal .l may decal si ,
•School Furniture a Specialty
GIVE IOUB BOGS THE BEST.
We have a new dock et
BERGER'S ENGLISH PARIS GREEN
The beat made --not the kfad need for paint, but some-
thing much purer. Pries just .the same as you pay
for inferior stuff.
PURE HELLEBORE, INSECT POWDER,
FLY -PAPERS o<s ws—
Tounst. will find special etbsahlle paid to Amerioap
Toilet Articles and to Prescriptive work.
time Juio.. Root Beer and Ginger Beer Extracts.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, BEDFORD BLOCK.
McCready,
Common
Sense
Huron
.�d
and
Thetis nothing
made-.
at
any (rice for
ease in running
1& excel. t
The
Best
S
er Goods
Gasoline Stoves
Blue Flame Oil Stoves
Ordinary Oil Stoves
Screen Doors and
Windows
Refrigerators
Garden Hose and Reels
Nozzles and Sprinklers
Hammocks
Bicycles, new and second
h
=um'
LEE1SHEPHARD
The g ode Co., Lied
t30DffimimoH_
Aust be C1ear8dOnI!
READY MADE CLOTHING
MY OWN MAKE
A11 trot elms Goods, sad well made ups will
M sold at remarkably low prices to class It
out Doe.
ASoo i sartmeot of Now Goods for spring
sled Meer wear.
CAM, AWNS colt.
H. DUNLOP
WAt-et Tailor. nett leak Montreal.
Cray's
$yrup
of
ForoldCs, ron-
oncha, Spruce
C
chida,
etcS,ore
throat,
ABORT, woman• Fe.. e-..eeemea.
r
at ?tar Low Prices,
rlsmbtaa sod a7idag di VW ep.old a11em-
Ilea.
We here Just received • car load of hissed
bile and naw.
We handle Torahs 041; 1t is equal to 11111.
erfaaa -
CHA. HARPER -177
AND PRACTICAL PLUMBER
HOT WATER FITTER
Baths, Closets, Banns,
Boilers, Sinks, Hydrant*,
Sewer Connections,
Pipe and Drain Work,
This Week: Ca° b�'
xx.clikvy
Oto
...
We are giving extra value in
Dress Lengths, the best value ever
offered in Goderich ; also extra value
in Parasols, Ladies' Linen Skirts,
Lustre Skirts. Just received, extra
value in White Duck.
Next Bargain Days, July 28th
tnd 29th.
JA.310ES ROBINSON'S
1 SELF
HARDWARE!
PROPERLY ggDONI T PRICII$NOCK
'Tie
COMP'TITION
IENDWAYS.
• my prices.
CHAS. J. HARPER.
BERYILLBR BOB3ERIB8
Choice !reit and Ornamental Trees
at Indio Prim
EVF.RCREENS A SPECIALTY
Oar geese et Pratt Theta beim Ceeptst.,
we win he able to all omen at ttMrmet
e che., se we have the Beet and Leafier
Varieties .1
Apple. Peer nem. Cherry. eau
heel Trees, rase • Large peek
et Mail trate.
Call and s=amtne btoek sad be osovlsoed.
tarp 'Stook of (;koros Spring Neddia/
Plant.
Price Um mailed es aPellostlon.
Address
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
1111111111.1.11111 P. •.
CLEARING WALL
SALE OP PAPEI
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
We will offer our Stock of Well Paper at • very large reduction in
Now is your time to get your house papered for very little money.
and get Bargains.
JAMES YATES
prices.
Come
That is my business, and I intend
to stick closely to that business, in the in-
terests of my customers and to my own in-
terest. I have bought a testier Mair at
,- a rate the will be .. . _ _-.__ _..
terr to
customers, and with the large additional
stock which I am receiving to supplement
that which was in the store. I am ccnfident
that I shall not only retain all old custom-
ers, but increase my list of patrons.
Sign ,yt The Padlock.
N. D.R-OUQVJE:;
SUCCESSOR TO DAMON i CO. ,
FOR CUSTOM WORK
FO? REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
give
SHARMAN
THE PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER
Being • thorough workman, we cannot be
shoddy goods, and we do 1:ot buy misfits, damaged
to sell as firetclass lines.
We keep the LAIDLAW, WATSON
and tan they are nplent fi
styles, yon should give them ;a-
-a call.
imposed on by Wien of
good% or bankrupt stooks
SHOE CO'S GOODS,
Iters, and of the detest
WM_ S�aE1� �A1�T,
0m111R Or RANT WAR=
Ann sou Lea
72t.
Tw • PRACTICAL SROM 1111A1, AND BOW
ARNDT FOR TGR PAM ROOT.
C30DZIatIOH-
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Next Joor to O. W. Thomson's Music Store,
•lhidekA!!•s!!!
Strong Halthy Boys
should sever M put lets
WEAK, ILL-FITTING CE.TIIU
Bad for the boys
Bad for the clothes
Bad for the poctet-book
Shorev's is made in almost as many sizes and
proportions y boys arc—.end t
TO WEAR they are atyT'tith sinanBt•and
NO
they are made for oydsIi
good hams wear and will last until
eR 'joys, grows out of them.
Sherry's de not ask le to hr at
one particular shop. That system tisoirsonts
cost more. fiery good dealer sella orey's iltA dy
to wear Clothing" and guarantees it to give satisfaction.
Yee NMI fled trio Otnrestie Card le the pscl et.
,boY
f.,.
Geo. W. Thomsoifg �t
80IBTHIBH TO THINK (BOUT :
If yen had M important saes Were Overt, you'd .m�1sy • skilledIf yes were desperately al, d 1104 roe the brat Ifossou in towns �
If yes wait • Bispeie, yee'll hay • s
"Crescent"
FROM GEO. W. THOMSON.
Why
ser : r �e Donee: they
that you'd employ . an* eke &Mew y
Your Itte M they knew bleb hardens, you rico
int a poor mtaattine.
-& 'F121181 LI.30 ,
" Crescent,' e ' i leCread'," "Common 8e118" and "Han
ALL GUARANTEED AND HiGH G1gAtle
11
Agent for Canada's favorite piano—" THX W ORIIWI'.T$"
and the "QODEBIOH ORGAN"
GEO. W. THOMSON.
Verdepour Ilee
Wonderful
sad
"nail
kidney sod User iv
:+rural
senmlastlumsp.r 1. st. •reamer. ellll,