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GoDIREOIt.'THUASDAY. ilii lb fi
ROLL UP THE MAJORITY.
IP there ever was • political Conten
in West Huron when the (:overnwe
candidate should receive • solid m
jority, now is the time. The nomi
-ationa proved conclusively that as
tween the two candidates there w
no comparison, -7 -
Of Mr. Masses si a citizen and
his private capacity we have nothi
to say, but as a candidate for
powittaon of Tebbe levet, where •n meet
ligent knowledge of the political iso
of the day should be the criterion,
is right that plain speaking should
done.
Of the pitiable exhibition which li
made on the public platform Tue.ds
last, it is not necessary for us to a
anything to the large and iutelligen
audience tbst heard him, but there s
many electors who were not presen
on the occasion, and to these w
would ay that • more lamentabl
presentation of political ignorance o
the part' of a candidate than the
made by Mr. McLiAN it would
be
herd to conceive. Even the strop
supporters of TUPPIR and Tuppe
were embalmed of the manner and ma
ter presented by the candidate, an
many of them have glees .es
to their honest convictions Mote th
meeting was held.
great
There wan • time when the
Conaertive party sought men who
coulddiacus. intelligently the question
of the day -when POKTKR and Will
MILLER and others gave intelligent
remote why they should receive the
support of the electors -but the Tup-
parites of West Huron have evidently
parted that station, and today they
have as • candidate a man who would
be more worthy of support if he kept
o8 the platform sed made no attempt
to display his absolute ignorance on
the political issues that are before the
people.
On the other hand, the f.ibenl
candidate is • man ot-marked ability,
and the manner in which he placed
his cage before the electors gained
Wends at every sentence. A better
addressomination address than that of Mr.
House hes not often been delivered
n Canada by a man who sought the
uffragea of the people fore first time.
He showed that be was a man of inde-
pendent thought who had closely read
he history of his country and had fol
owed the political thread down to the
ime at which he spoke. His language
as good, his reasoning correct, and
u style of delivery creditable in the
xtreme. He kept back nothing that
could be said in the time at his dis-
posal, and spoke openly end fearlessly
an honest man to honest men.
The two men are now before the
octets, and no one but a hidebound
rtisan of the stiffest kind will for •
oment oonaider that the best inter-
ests of Huron will he as well served
y the election of ROBERT McLRAy as
y would be were ROBERT HOLT(
acted.
Vote for the hest man -vote for
Houses.
BENNETT WAS BESTED.
WHEN the biter is bitten nobody
squeals bet the chap that receives the
Meth, sad when the sharp arossm of
Dr.1.Altosse in penetrated the political
cuticle of W. H. BEwissrr, M. P., at
the Court house Tuesday last, the uni-
versal vevdiot was, "Served him right"
Kr. Batnrrrr u a Arent spanker -
%RS in language, short Oa feta, and
9jlrrt
perative to the hilt. At the om-
lasfllsra he took the bit in hit teeth, so
ti grak, and ran a headlong r'aoe,
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
of his fllghe of imagination he leek
ootami)0 to wake strong personal refer
anises to the Postmaster -General,
lion. CI.irrutw fibres, the Premier
and others of the Cabinet, all of whieb
did not teed to help him with his
audience.
Whew Bxsewrr resumed his seat
LAMv5riIM fatted the audience and
the music was sufficient to keep • deaf
'mute from sleeping. Every hit the
before, largely through the *oweseul ef-
goulsl dootor made --and be lade • tort* cal Sir W ILrtuu levees and baa ea -
leagues. lot Wert Huruu chow its amine
station of the turns sold the murmurer that
have brought C•uale to tot uta
-Time and again while the Coo-
eer ative Goternment was in power Literals
upon the aur of the House made formal
. herges of Uoverumer,W c .rngntioD, elxl
their charges were proved, until the Tory
majority adopted the shamolesr *choose of
refusing inquiry. _ No Cwnwugltye member
--tie he ever si glib in making wild and in-
detinlLe charger agaust the present Gov-
ernment --- has dared to risk his most
in following up his insiuuatiuus. The Op -
volition prises old speakers may make as
much empty noise as they parer, but they
need out Mink the elector. will take stuck
its chanes which the authors themselves
dare not put to the teat. T men of W. -.+t
Huron know a thing or two.
-TM _monopohata and ooratpYor-
I.da were buried an the a&iraf Jure, IIMN6.
Keep them band.
-The LAuaiaa Ooverumeyt re.
. tuoel the taxer of the people. and si the
ewe time brought atenit sub•testial sur.
pluses w peer of the discouraging Fusterlau
,letieer. A geed beelines Uoveruuleut it
eunhy cat Wust Huron's support.
--Canada now occupies a tar larger
Oros to the eyed ot this world then eve
lot of them--B11a1Krrr squirmed and
the crowd roared with laughter. Had
the young wan from Siwuoe been On •
spit the plessaut•t•ted old gentleman
from Hanover mould not have roasted
him wore thoroughly, and when the
operation war completed everyone
was of opinion that it was well done.
All of which goer to prove that
long lepguage and short facts are
liable to becotne flat, stale and un-
profitable at public weetiuoa.
IS THE NOMINATIOPf VALID?
THE Dominion Election Act pro-
vides that a candidate in an election
for • seat in the House of Commons
is to be nominated by • nomination
paper signed by twenty-five or more
electors. The person or persons before
wliesa-tie-acid •festers signed testify
to the Mame by oath in the form pro
vided in the Act. The act further
provides that the fact of such oath
having been taken shall be stated on
the back of the ,e� ruination paper.
*Air is clearly stead in subsection
of section 23 of the Dominion Elec-
tions Act. The subsection is as follows :
'•Su. h oath uiwv be in the form 1:
the tint schedule to this Act and the fact
of its having Isom taken shall he stated
on the 14491 the said uow.uatioti paper '.
This is clear, but ROBIIIT McLCAK's
nomiwtion paper does not contain on
the back of su.;h nomination paper
anything to indicate that the oath
heed bean taken. ft is s tvmpl.tte
blank.
CAMPAIGN SNAP SHOTS.
-Mr,eHotrss stands for principle,
Mr. MiLwww for party. -
-Vote for the n _whji viq eon -
waist attention In ilite iasaeot.- - •
-What has Ooderioh-to-gain by
the election of koezaT MtCats
-What-flid you say t Oh, yes '
A tool and hie monej ore easily parted.
-There is no annual deficit of
5800,000 in the Poatothos Department these
days.
.A vote for HOLMsa is a vote for
the progremeive Government of Sir W itron,
LArassza
-The way 1)r. LAWDSKKIK put
.lees \'ri.r, "to sleep" tickled Ix.th Onto
and Tones.
-Every elector in Canada has had
his jrwtage pate reduced ore-thir.l by the
new petal regulations.
- The days of Curran bridge and
Tay canal scandals have *rod. Vote for
Hotline and good government.
- ltoesrr MOLLA• might paw for
a candidate if he didn't attempt to tell what
he doesn't know about the issues of the day.
-No elector in West Huron need
blush when Honour HOLM® rise. in his
pace in Parliament to address the House.
-Sir WILrmD LAuslss will appre
nate ti Valentine such as the return of
Rouse HOLDER, even though it should h.•
a week law.
-That's • nice "pictur" of ROHERT
W:I.LA. in The Star, but it would Oaf show
1.. adveil Neon If the Gaud i.late', aldrese were
"throw,.I
--By the time RonsiT MCLIIAIS
gets. through with this context, in West
Huron he will he sorry that he grabbed the
poker by the hot end.
- Roemer Hotsis in a man of
broad and progr'e..tve ideas and will he an
honor to Weet Huron. Don't fail to sup•
port hint by vote and wont.
- RORRttT HOLUKM, the Liberal
candidata. made one of the best nomination
speeehee ever made in Huron. He is not
travelling ot1 anew cut and vanity.
- Mr. HOLiss is a sound thinker, a
good talker, a sutxessful business nom, a
man of unblemished reputation, and a man
with the (outage of his convictions. What
more do you want
-The perpetuation of the Senate
tekes not of the pocket* of the people a
Targe amount of money which they (null]
expend better themeelve*. Votes for
Hottest and the abolition of the Monate.
-W. H. Bsswsrr, of Simco., the
glib, gabby, garrulous and gassy young mail
from Feat Sin,00e, slippevd on a hanana peel
when he rut up against that gay and festive
youth of sixty summers, Ili. LteDI&KIN,
,E10esday sat.
-if there is one man who knows les
About pettier then the Tupper candidate in
West Huron, or who .an explain himself on
a platform alter w, pxxtr n fsehiewu, 1111man
ought to he kept. home bt hia friend. metal
he learn. something.
- When Torres delivered his mew-
nrahl.. aps.rh In Messy Hall, Toronto, le
,tune, 1896, • faostiom enquire eked of
the. sadistme, "Who built Niagara Pals?"
The besedW,e response, "Teresa "
twrmgb dem the hams.
THE MAN FOR WEST HURON.
Stratford ((woes : Nomia•Muw take
place to West Heron tomorrow. Mr.
Holmes, editor of the Clintoo Now En, is
the Liberal oaodidate. He is a ant-olass
men whatever way you may take 01m, mad
should exerlanos so difficulty in retaining
the riding in the Liberal oolumn.
Donde Benner . Robert Holmes, of
Clinton, is making • vigorous osmpaiRa in
West Huron, were the election is est for
Feb. 21 Thi• u the riding that was rapes -
seated by M, C. Cameron, who gave up the
neat to accept the lieutenant governorship
of the Northwest Territories, • positron
wbion he was not permitted Ione to ooloy.
There seems to be no reason to be sppr.bem
aive in reward to Mr Holmes. Hes • man
of flee ob•rwtr and one of whom hM
fellow-oiuroea will have so reason to he
&shamed when he gees to repeem .$ them in
the Hoa.• of Com mie-J.ed husk be
with ibeau•
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Kincardine Reponse t tl'b ism.. 1.
\Vsst Huron will be o7. t ■ 21it
tad the light s beoomtwg ridtag.
Robert Holmes is the Liberal candidate and
Robert MoLees is the Ceneereat re stand-
ard bearer. The former will assist 10.
Loaner administration in uarry.og forward
meeeures to develop and enrich tote °reentry,
while the latter soaording to nos ow■
statement stride with both fort upon the
Tepper plat prm, will follow Tupper add do
all that 1. In hu power to ague plea Sir
Cherie* Topper at the head of affairs In the
Dommto■. The people have a oboios,--if
they select the moa upon his merits, Robert
Holmes will he elected member fee Weed
Huron on the 21.t emotes!..
Wisgham Times . The byeideeteme b
West Huron to 1111 the vseaooy la the House
of Commons is now on in dead earnest.
Nomiaatioo will take pace' ow Tuesday
bets and election one week later Nr
Holmes, the Liberal oandid.te, s boldus
seeing" every night in .liffereot pets of
the riding end 1. beteg well received The
Libons have • god candidate and •11 our
readers wbo reside in the riding should put
forth every effort to make hie election .on.
West Heron out be kept in the liberal limo
if the Meade of the party re into the Reit
in earnest, sod they should do tee when
they 0.ve snob • good candidate in the
Ifeld. Vote for Holmes and let him be the
treat "Bob" of the sleigh on Feb. 21st.
Hamilton Times • An ill-informed con-
temporary exptutsee the belief that the
Cowrveuves will win in West Huron else
tine, sseerug .t Mr. Holmes an "&s iso
known youth." True, Mr. Holmes is
youag, 1 ut set too young : he is to the
early forties. Hut ea to his being unknown
why there is not • man more sene/all,/ er
more favorably kuowo in West Huron,
when he haa lived from hu boyhood. His
townsmen have five timer honored hien with
tb• highest othee io their ritt, and had no
reaaoo to regret aging eo. He ie olmely in
soon with the people of hie ndine, be
k.ow. Ito politicos and the political history
of the 1/,,mutton. it is not only as a sora
medal editor. • mueiotpal worker, and •
pnlitiotan that he is keowo ; there is
.o•roely a Methodist Churoh in the ridies
and adjacent territory in whish he hns..t
expounded the gospel- and his nx-day
preetioes are not opposed to his seventh -
day precepts. He is not as oaoomprnmis.
fog partisan as some men, bot that will not
hurt h. roues ; we need mere of that ,-,rt
of thing to our polities. He is a man to nt
trusted. Of worse many will vote .sato,
him, but not heave he is unkoowu or Dot
Oa the square, "Unknown," blase yon !
Babe name is a household word io Harte.
Seafarth Rroositrr : The Dominion rye -
ideation in West Horon takes plrre o•
Teadey. February 21.t. The Lib.rJ
candidate is Mr. Robs. H .Imes, o1 Clinton.
end the Co tire oaedid•te Mr. Robert
mob... of (.oelerioh. The time ashore,
and it behooves the Liberals of the riding ie
tie op and doing. They have nothing to
come and go on. If they desire •uocese they
must work for it If they desire to avoid
the humiliation of defeat, there must be no
hinges" hook • every man must be at his
post and do hie duty while there. They
have • candidate in whom they nee have
every otreddenoe, and who is is every
remelt denary'sg of their most settee esd
armee support I use who will be a erten
be 'bean if elected, add who is amply able
to ohampino their rause in soy cohere i■
which he may he sal led upon to dome. And
he has not only the ability, hat he is • man
in *hoe rbaraoter no flaw tan he found.
There is no valid reason, therefore, why he
should Dot be trinmpbaotly returned. We
h.,. Dot nee word to my Menet 11r. Mo -
heart, Mr. Holmes' oppo.ea4 He le, we
orlisve, • most reputable muni and • weal
and worthy Mime. But 1a these rennet.
he has no dvant•ge over his oppo■..t.
while in point of ability cad all that goes to
make • useful and nattetal Parliamentary
representative he Is, ortainlr Dot Ole vise.
The *leiter* of West Hares, therefore,
have everything Se with and Delfag to lose
by shooing Mr. Holmes, and we bare the
hest grounds for the belief that they will de
ell, •ad that at the •ppreathing ,•sobs of
tbe Dosntole. P•rliameet, West Herds *111
stead with the majority, and that Mr.
Helmet will he Its r.prenseauy..
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
*HEN A MAN'* DOWN, 1T1.
T.v.ste Telaerssn : Barely, as The Mafl
sed Empire would say, the eelleagn.s of
Sir Makee.le Rowell meet M a lot of
deem white they leave Mm solitary cad
Jose to defend a sail for the 11,100 wreath
whish was laid ns the Mr of Mir .lobe
Tempos. •
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CA4ADA WOIii.D 513,X551 TOl1TO1.
W wma•See18suthel 5.vlew: Is head char
1'•lebel, the aired Remise s11ilesepher, may
Wee, see DeekNbre be (meads Th.
BtaM a the t ir.*k Rho nh erases M try Nm
fee comity nopnrM.g as tames a ale
Doukhobor faith 1 seal DP M lessee
with tile pwww•terw, w hsps
lid ■saw. A team et Its tthESlasses
said ability pare�ats■� thoseassaseseeless
Stinky... N►w... would he a snail btw
aea
Oa rood. b amber • great obey p. t t.
look w Teletol as the Csee a gement este
tow The meet.. el Kesel. suggests to
chem Tolstoi Ware asy ear else. If M
should take sp kle reNorth-
vete,wees is ip. North -
vete, snowy al nom. le Meme that
a.unky Nroegh its dietlegaMked 01.11010
wku had sever heed si it bslorw Cased.
as • Minds would N oosmdered quite •
literary metre. We hoes already the areot-
eet liaise ■raster of Femme prone Itvloe Is
ear midst W the person of tteldwin Smith.
le 'lbl lei we would hare the Resoles wle
ham steed est Inc wrsy year. from all
*then 1s Watery ae11i.vsMt. H• would
seesaw even a tr•rsnsr weleom. Ikea the
DoukNboru.
OBITUARY.
Bair- -,aa old redden► of Uedortok Mwy-
•bip-Hobert Hell, of the tesrta ooeearies
-pared away oa tis■day, the St► is.t
7'be demised bad not he.s in reboot health
for .owls time, bet the fatal dime Ines
only es the W.deseday beers his deur,.
SI Bell was • patient)! lesplaad. O. eon..
ler to Uaaada be settled first at Whitby,
bet bad lived in Uoderieh tewsehip for •
period pp(( sweaty years et shore. Halesar
• widl "ked Ove ebilddn■-thiss soar tea
two d•ssbtsn, all limy at home. Tb..
femoral toot Vete ea Wednesday. Ne 0511
we. Re,. Ju. Haaniltos seeduotsd the
pervious and taia pell•bo•r.rs were air
eepbewe 01 the deemed -all seas o1 • .Meer,
Mn. leas. Carter, o1 (listen. TM re
mem wen interred to Rettlwd oemeloev
1'he deceased was s bis wily -swot' year.
DUNLOP.
TUESDAY. Feb. 14th.
Robe, coxed or,. sled ester eojoyd •
pleasant vet at Pert Albert for several
days last week.
1711 GoosWcte TowN.Hir,-Tuesday night
of lase week Jsmee r pang, jr , and his two
sisters were as • dewing wari. mild at
Hest tongYre 'riabboro•
eejoydYa pl.a•es'•. l week's v1bslt oe. •mese rel•
Owes and friends there last week with her
' congest deur liter. Olive.
Jammers, the napalm Moot buyer. has
Mee In oar elides lately bsyisg up stook to
pleas of bu late oot.•rede, Wm. Wieder'',
who did • few week. ago. He baa •
D epose of the deemed, Robert Winter,
with him. We understood they will ship
* took from here os Tbur.d•y of the week.
1'he booted ot education diseased .oheol
o ffers Monday of leet week. the vomited
business was the lotus./ of the aimed cos.
trot for the wood supply. For this Tsar
Joseph Tbompsos was awerdd the oontr&s1,
and for cutting sod *awing loss year'.
wood R. Qued was the euooessful tenderer
lo the Godrteh press of last week, we
aetnoed • report of the pettily school tomb
ere' meeting held there on the 4th inst.
HA/erases sues made to oar t.woeer..M*..
Andrew*, who task a pert is the tesehtng
of the subject "Anehmetto," She took the
bellowing scholars free kers: Jw Clots*,
E. Shaw and Mies Barter.
A FLYISIO SuurttniL CarruazD.-It as •
web known t.ot that these reels•s of owe
time do plentiful is our 1ete1, are sew •l
most •xtioct. The other day Robert and
Albert Quaid oat down • large beach tree
and saw a cost to the tree wheat 1t fell and
with the help of Wm. Tobin massae to
catch a lying squirrel. They pot it s •
diener oast sad took it to Mr. Quaid's how,
caber, a care was tet end all the bale folia
and fair ODIIIIVIIVel elms to tee the n.af•re
hi its quarNra. It is the ourioel►y of the
My.
LEEBURN.
TcssD*Y, Feb. 14111.
It wee 28a below zero ben on Sudsy
morrang last.
Win. l-ook wV a treatment visitor to Soo
Porth on the 4th cwt.
The (looe.rv.Nees bold • meetist in the
Hall 1111. ereolog In the interests of their
eaodidate.
Wm ('h.holm was In l.oderwe township
Tuesday of last week, .t the annual .obop-
ping hoe of Henry 'Yoiteei *her. tb. boys
out 45 Gorda of etoyewod• The ermine
oloeed wish a dancing party, which all
weasel bee-tily esjoyd.
For Tits Rims Stx'Irot. -This year's
sonata eolleotieo is this wtlbh a aide tat
funis of the h. hie Society, was undertaken
by H. a. Horton. who wstd the djtteest
villages of Dunlop and Rob Roy ta 10le
ivarie Thursday of let week.
CHLW'H NtrI'll r. -The erdemaw of tits
Sooremoat was dspeseed hero lace Seedy
ts the Presbyterian oburob, by Rev. J. Ham
dicta, masted by four of the elders. Then
was a rood attendanm of the member, of
the oburoh, Oe Sunday, Mr. Bremer, •
student of Knox College, Toronto, will
er.•oh es the home missions of she oburob.
The miesioeary fund is the roily ode that is
If there is
weak lungs in
take Scott's Em
It nourishes
ates.
It enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation, there
is still a strong probability of
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosphites
give power to the nerves;
and the glycerine soothes and
bcals,
a history of
your family,
ulsion.
and invigor-
,Rt. •d «a., est 4rgti•K
SCOTT • gowns, Cameo, Teepee
J
PLANING MILL.
ESTIU.l$PED 1115,
Buchailalis & Rbyllas
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealer, 1a a0 kinds of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
Aad scud✓, material of every dswetpaeen j ALL KINDS OF
School furniture a Specialty
Lela.ism
mstamp • esteemest of Nasal g■ -
tM
retries
see* rrh 111 M -tel
Mew* Mee New mote M paw
twine. tbe
bioa"poi, slimy,. Me sad w m
aft.r-.g Pte. t liavl*s Okla: mll.�tCa brh
aft.r••veel 1'M- e.1y g�o•rau•ea Catarrh
sena see at all cis 1111
FOR BALE BY JAB. W11BUN.
Sole Agee', Oederlolt.
•
prams
Bruises, Sore Back, Burns, Scalds,
Neuralgia. Headaches, Lumbago,
Sort Throat, and every other ailment
where outward application is wanted
to give quick relief. s
111.1. MAGI WHITS, the well-known
Miner of the Toronto Lacrosse flab and
Osgood. Hall Football nob. writes: "1
caoeNer Griffith's Menthol Ldntmeat 05-
.goalled-Se.�athletes or those f *laa■s.-.
have reel tt witk the bent emcees, -
can heartily rseommend 1t ter lame heck.
.tubes., senaeES, sprains *.d all forms
d imelllwg and tuanmaaatios."
RIFFITI{S
ENf
a)Manrw TO nrmax, ArrlIMIX
AT ALL DRUOOIST$-411 CANTS
TOR SALK Bt ,LAS. WILSON.
See Agent, Gdertoh.
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Meet 1s les fisasd•1 reeves for the' year.
E.v.lupee will N lefts the seats toe them
wishing to r1v5 es amtoa.t towards tee feed.
Yaws LAKtrrA.-Ms. Janet Heath, of
Gardtwr, is e■iWasg our Lesedtoa wtoter ,
visiting Mr mole, Jetts Heater, ben, and
ales relatives in Godorioh township Sbt,
ham may geeseioes to answer .tout the
Dakota olien.t• Daring the two past
*0.ten tear• was Do suow le how aeettes
while the t.enp.r%t.ra was oltoo 30a below
Lara.
Nor Bpn,AD Dv"Lor ANYWAY. -Two
weeks aro memo oke tissne from Dunlop,
wee me stating net that uteresrieg berg
had the tint l.a.W of 11099, the date May
the 29th of lest month. Now there era
Lambe at Mr, John Cbrisholte'. sed Joseph
Beeobl.r'e which Game ea the teeth nt the
met moth Fiber Teeter messes the
tiodriob butchers w111 drive through Des.
lop without a stop to bar the L.ebers eo.'e
is peels• es to Ilene at Dunlop.
BLUEVAL5.
Teener, Feb. 71h.
The Mse*a MoCroe, of Cresbrook, sidled
Mn. Gee.
Freak Crossway, of Trento, is vlMily
es parsnta in the village.
Mr. Jacking and sea, a W010401• 81. vVl.
d Robert Austin os 8esdy.
Miss Prue. of Crasbeask, voted Mite
Kit Fowler, a the Blame* road.
Rev. W. J. West eatert•esed a
of friends very plaee•ntly Ise Frute;11*
tag.
Fred. MoCnokee and daughter rake. d
&rob, visited Mr. mad Yr.. Jobs omi-
t., es Sunday.
Geo. MoDesald rays ea address on '•I:ee.
y Cards" at the sisestas of the dairymen
at L.towel let week.
TUESDAY. Fila. 14
Mr. and Mn. lase. MaD.seld ere stmt•
105 s Stratford.
Mies Iib DJbn., of Cruorook, is von-
iew Mae. Geo. Hees..
• The Mires Yoke, of (.r•ahroos, h.v•
returned home after • week's visit with
Mrs. Geroge Radom.
"'MeKszie Masser loft thin w, tk ler Ter•
owe, where he will tisk. • sitsatioe is •
large drag store. Before leaves. Wtagk•.e
why. N ►os re td.d tor th. posit. years,
he we• bordered an orator supper by "limo
boys " A pleasant Ha was agent, sedlog
wrath the •olly old chore "He. • jelly good
fellow." and • oriels Inc absod•ot sudor un
the future A. libraries of the Presbyt.e-
ion ohuros S.oday .o11ool of the p1... he
will Its "reedy aimed. Goole look, Kea.
Slaughtering Sale
OF
amps
Greatest Bargains ever
offered in Goderich.
Come, and be your own
judge.
We are clearing ont our
large stock of Lamps to
make room for Spring
goods.
Thus this great sacri-
fice.
Good goods for little
money.
LEEISHEPHARD
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
NEW GOODS
FOR
SUITS OYERCOAPS
READY -IAN CLOTHING CHEAP
My esus inosite Ons and see thea
t ..oM k/ yard r Made ae s w Lbw
TE11�L/ OAAIL$-
s.tsRiga�M llewrat tasa.A*h.
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Sorailtoll5 TRA 1HP
CoaI
vatLir: ':: paw e ti settekESr ekes
oNtrlli-art w Lis all
i.«» pleimp(g, .etsi*eed le.
GODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE
8EN8ATZONAL
Dress Goods Sale
A BrtUiaut liegluwug for the new '99 Drove Goods Basset.
New Black Fabrics. Now Colored Fabrics
IT PAYS TO BUY AT ROBINSON'S
CLEARINC THE WINTER STOCK 1
All Winter DRRIiii GOODS must bs cleared ,out..
('ell and ere Gouda - Call and get Prim.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
(holies for moo creakaway_ deem oe rose,
Lace Cur1Ains Inc owe -week sway down in prior -
A few Winter Costa at half -prom to clear,
Ask to see oar Factory Cotte at 4e. per pied
NEW LACES ARRIVED TO -DAV
JT
JAS. ROBINSON'S
A--IJttIe Better
THAN THE BEST I
The "Maple Leaf," "Racer," and "Premier"
flaws are s little better than the beat. I have
just received a new shipment of these celebrated
Saws, and would invite your inspection before
buying other Saws.
AXES
I have a fine hand -made Axe at $1.00. This
Axe formerly sold for $125, and is very cheap
at the price.
AXE HANDLES
Best valves in Goderich, from lOc. to 35e.
each.
An
Original
Position::':
It is better
even to be right than merely original, but
easy position you may assume in these shoes
of ours we are ready now to show yon helps
us get back to original comfort. If you want
solid, new -fashioned comfort
WEAR "SLATER" SHOES.
P.8. -The balance of our Winter Stock
must be sold regardless of price.
WM. SHARMAN, JR.
'1)att Kit or MART PRESET
♦Nn $gpans.
TO riuort0AL snow MAI., Awa sew
sewer res Tow SLATES PMN,
0 O3:31014I08-
01
F. JORDAN
has pleasure in announcing to his old friends, and
as many new ones as possible, that he has re -opened
businC (. at the old stand, with a complete and en-
tirely new stock of
DRUGS, CHEPIICA LS,
PERFUI'IES, TOILET ARTICLES,
HORSE and CAT1'LI3 rIEDICiNES
and a Targe variety of
ANOY GOODS.
• •
De Dispensing Department
will always be under his own supervision, or that of
thoroughly competent assistant.
F. JORDAN.
'� £DW/HTI�aIRs.
Reties of slimes• sett be lett at tub
Moe not lake time 8atueday
neon. The Oepy
meet he letik .ot �
Mee -
(ley sees Osssal Adti'lisssewle
seeeptIli Is ales Wim_ d
RICE'S
PURE SALT
Best Able lad � ,