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Cl9EVILANDS. • • 3, 12i fa
■dIVI 1EY t BUMS, W.4
Doo't mar thle chane.. Maa
terW is pang op and Wheels
are are to be higher Deal year.
Weed! Payments Accepters.
EM ERSON'S
Bicycle & Music House
Agit
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West Street. - Gederlob.
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EVERY TRURSDAY MORNING -
MR O. ! OIMAJI ♦MII
YOOBBtCL. rausse♦T. isms. am
THE GLASSWORKS PROJECT.
tau tweuty.ly ter oat. bre tb.er tM
dutytmpppq�umdi upoS wisdow•glaas by the
United Sliali, ur than s botany shell be
aloud be to (bverumettt of (brads or
tbe Goveraane.t of the Previa" " d Ou
tetyo, oorrespoudiug with ..id duty.
This appears at pre.ent to be the
c -utr.1 idea upon w hich the promo-
tion of the proposed enterprise rest.o
sod we are of opinion that the pro-
moter* should lose no time in present
ing any authority on the question
which they are possessed of to the
public. If there is no authoritative
statement on the subject from the
Finanoe Minister every effort should
be made to obtain it, if such be rat-
able, before the expense ,1 submitting
the bylaw is iuourred.
rHE GLASS FACTORY SCHEME
To the lfdltor of THU S1uNAL:
81s:-1• last week's SIGNAL there le •
easuniunostim trout Mr. Heaton who* pur-
ports to bs s reply to • previa. letter by
tee, IR1► MW►doss.aet gN within • mils of
my oe.lenUOU.
Tit B SIGNAL : GODRRICR ONTARIO
to ell, but every Mild p.meemm as IdH1d.
ashy. .blah mas►bsssogauaed 11 lis tonal.
ties are le be dialoged. 1. Ike Mme. is
the wheal sad everywhere she sew' M me -
men is brsewn•l I or la loadls/ le be &pp.al
to the tadlyidality of Mose meets se be
Whetted. Seeders methods reaogniso tbl.
prin.:me ad are oossgsestly .oe'siul.
Lssld io my previous letter that should
tat gl•wem factory be established bore, there
were three things that 1 oonoideeed would
mutate •reiast the scheme being a ho.notel
9ee0ew, VIZ :
1 The workma would require to make
any per coot more it••• than an salmi aunt
bee of workmen in any other gime Istery
la America.
Mr. Heutor's reply to this in " that men
who work for themselves, 1. uo-oper.tlen,
will make more glees than men who work
fee others." This is very nIw u Me ab -
*tract, but wba• work hems& are ooseeraed
,,we seldom tied it in the ooaorete. It in •
well known flet that worker*, as • rale,
rarefy week as well for themselves as they
do for others. and with 790 fat as the av-
erage, le would be bard to imagine forty or
fifty men imbued with • desire to do fifty
Der 0mac more work than was ord.arily
turned out. It would be maaatfi•set, but
it would not be the the ordinary workiam-
ma to do it, ad I for one doe's believe
there aro fifty workmen on oath. math lees
in Bigsnm, that Mr. Leeway oould get to-
gether to saooe9ofally terry oat the Dad.-
teking
2. I repeat my omtetion that they are
to ret lees pay thea workmen s.wi *rly sm-
ployed elwwbere, sad kir Heaton carol
ouocee.fally 0004odiot It, no matter Mw ha
may bat about the bush. The report of
the oommiltee stated that 11 was the Una
um to have a surplus of $43,000, or over
$1,000 • week for forty weeks to repay the
Owe lose, ad that this surplus was to be
t•k.e oat of the siting, o1 the moo. It he
ail very well for Mr. Hestou to ooatend
that the men at the end of • certain term
would own the plat and building., should
the oosome prove to be • success, but there
ere swo sides, it 001 more to eery question,
ad the opposite to suooees is failure, in
whisk event the ma who had bee. •Mowlam
• rebate from his main every week would
oertainlr go to the wall when the failure
same. hes if the entorpri.e were undoubt-
edly oaooeesful, the man who was only get-
ueg half o1 bks wages per week could hardly
be expected to helm that his lime were
ease In • plemest place.
3. Mr. Heaton mays " the Oovereate.
ban bee approached ad haver pr. mica'
that a protective duty will t..-
Wile all dos drforearm to Mf. Hates 1 beg
lave to gwuo& that statement. I don't
think my statement beeriest a taq.auen
can be prod.eed from any C.ttoK Munster,
ad
oertainly Ha. W. 8 Fielalmg, We
M inktrr of Fiance, has given •o matt !Om
on she subject to Yr. Heaton or Mr. len-
noy. If he has done so, 1 shall be
pleased to see the quotation ,put in Nook
and white at the earliest opportunity, for i
know of capitalkts who would willtwgly go
Bolo • bustler that prates profit' bettor
than gold -mining Mould the Uoverom.ut act
paternally in the matter.
The feat is this R.lgian gime iaotory is •
oast. in Span... 11 bus t a Ierltim•es lee
to stead upon, and depends for any eopport
it now has upon the undoubted litorory and
platform ability of Mr. Heston mod the
hlgbly strum longbow of Mr. Loamy.
Pun GLAse.
Thea n, the Tema is Ise.e•istest.
To tt.e Editor of THa kt I0NAL t
Dan. 81., -Tis is • queer Miro. It is
making desperate efforts to bring manafao-
turerm here, and at the same Mdse M Iseklug
on at the removal of an old sNaMiubed ma -
simians, insulation, namely, ibo steam
boiler works. The proprietor, Mr. ('brys.
who bas been oonduotng the works for
n early twenty years and who is known to
e very business man in town, some time ago
made • proposition for the enlargement of
his establishment with the .sten.. of the
tows, but the awi.tace was net torthoom•
ing. Now t8e town is proo•red-if the
vote recently taken means anything -to
led to unknown foreigners, only one of
whom we bays ..os teen, • sum equal M al-
most twin the amount of the taxer levied
annually by the town. It reminds one
strongly of the old story of the dog ad the
mal ; It looks very much like • ease of
dropplog the sabet•n0 for the shadow, be.
reuse the shadow looks bigrer.
Ciento.
TSE fact that 224 of the ratepayers
of Oodench voted in favor of submit-
ting a bylaw in favor of establishing
gla..works in town and that only 101
opposed it shows that there are many
in town who are in favor of giving a
fair opportunity to have the merits of
the enterprise freely and fully dis-
cussed. It does not imply that all of
the 224 Weald vote in favor of the by-
law ani le)bee'tisn that the entire 101
would vote to • man against it, but it
forms, nevertheless, • pretty safe in-
dication that the fulled measure of
fair play will be given by the electors
when the question comes before them.
Mr. Huron in his letter last week
invitee discussion, and it is well that
discussion on the platform and in the
press should be had upon all enter-
prises upon which the ratepayers .re
called to pronounce. On every occa-
sion when • project is brought before
• community there are some who in
the hole-and-corner meeting and with
* bated breath point out the flaws that
are in the enterprise from their stand-
point, and yet .t public meetings or
in other open places remain mute.
This is not right. It three are
points that aro likely to work
•gin,t the success of a project,
and any resident of the town is in •
position to give • warning cry, it is
the duty of that resident to rose his
voice. If, on the other hand, any resi-
dent has the cause of the progress of
his town .t heart to such .n extent
that he can devote time or money to
its advancement it should be' his pride
.s well .s his priyilege to use his
aioete in that direction.
o- �1 the present an Interesting cor-
respondence is going on in this oon-
itatien in the columns of THs SIGNAL
between • ratepayer who writes over
the signature ' Plate Mem " and Mr.
HILTON, who is unquestionably the
local head and front of the proposed
enterprise. They have .s yet touched
upon but • few of the point& that may
come up when the campaign for pass-
ing the bylaw opens, but a perusal of
the oommunications will not be out of
phial to those of our readers who have
not had time or inclination to look
deeply into the question.
To our mind, .t the present time, it
1. not material whether the workmen
employed are content to do an ordin-
ary day's work or to do fifty per oent.
more work per day. Neither is it of
omsegnenoe how the workmen are
paid so long at the system adopted is
satisfactory to the wage-earner' But
when the question of a change in the
fiscal policy of Canada enters into the
controversy, and when that feature is
the pivotal point in the progress of
the promotion of the enterprise, we
: believe it is right and proper that the
.sliest "possible information on the
subject should be given. if it is dem-
"(. castrated that there are good and suf-
ficient reasons for believing that .n
iaere..e iu the .7110111g glen tariff or
• bounty epos the output of the fac-
tory will be made, these reasons and
yr
the promises upon whioh time reasons
are founded cannot he made public
too soon. If, on the other hand, there
are no grounds for stating that such
apec1 1 legketatioe WM be given to the
doderioh enterprise, then it is not
seoessary to proceed farther with the
agitation, no the report of the oom
t11iMN, whioh sea lead before the pub -
re setnesng, m1ciently deals with that
*wile MI follows :
#Sw 14sd ad it 1s hereby und.rtood
ens"MI that nothing berein contained
s hJ1 MN Me town to admit. any money
• mill a saaname *r
given baths bre. theaa shall beta-
" • mill • sameame hs
reed
eta-
ped tem wind.►.dges With Dever•-
IlMet e1 Glaad% whioh raked he net les
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A RUT Tar■ 1T llULa.
Utpw. (IMsa : That mix (Jeldwin
8mIth hos always som.N/mg uep1eaw.at to
..y. No sooner do the people el, the greet
Amerlaa republic week se • tea bred of
isdytatba over the Dayhs oda than he
arises be ramted them 1. his most fetehlar
and *mdemlo style that they have oolored
folks to burn .t homy.
*HEN Till UL1.TIUN Will Ba HELD.
Slluoce Reformer . la ardor to relieve
Oar Tory tiled. Iron painful wepws and
mens•l aerate with reward to the time of
she goer+! •'.etre'.. le* )anal may my.
Oast 11 bas lately bad a sayereatioa with
member of P•rliama• le the eatlduos of
the Govermmai, sed it will therefor* no4
be n,Mlieg ay oafidentii oommuM.t on
by tellieg than that tae elootlas will be
aid -jolt when 58. (ioveram.ot le ready.
Ttl5 URUWINU TINE.
World 4(ivesere0 Sre) : 1•h. Lbw party,
oe rather working -ma as • whole, have
good reason to celebrate Leber Day of the
ptaeent year. W• have almost reached •
pet it Osarde where the lob seeks the
tea, sot, as has been too otter Mom, the
tau rake the job. There t• es.sgk em-
ployment to go road. No ma who kat
tatty desires work need be idle. The blithe
k .Sr beet when« of tae prosperity .h1eh
the workug&s ajeye at the pressen Ma.
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ger IXYEUDY 0.515.IITTRD.
" Don," la S•tardy Night : I may be
gale wrong, yet 1 am dapmed to think
that tbe verdict of asdteneee as a
rue w I U be that the (7evereoteat
bre spat millfoa5 be make mimes*,
and es the tndiyldeal M pseseeresa
ad k obtoisine . section of nab money that
is going, and sees • profit In W ewe prob-
ably aowo•Uy forge investmgatl, M will be
eoofidat that • taro over moat haat sear
body, ..d if not everybody, probably him-
self la particular.
a
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
w HEN Tugs
AER Gout, THE PUBLIC CAN
ea GENarwtN.
vessel !Melo whatever. s*sN be ashamed to
.',l •awls. M tbelr ea mamas.
-Sreek.11le awarder.
Brussels Poet; One by owe the coasts. of
this fair Province are falling into lino beat
aoouon with the erection o1 -Hot*em of
Refuge for the proper oareuktag 1 Iho
poor. Lab' Mak Essex oo.MJ 'SOMI
..!noted a e(te d the Own of ram sed the
Inspector of Asylums and 0her4Wahas been
asked to exams. the wow webs= red re-
port se to Re suitability. 1► is expected
that banding oper•ttoo. will be started be-
fore long cad plead d to oompleMue. The
site chola r astral m for as the ceaoty 1•
uoacarned, end is easy of •oco.e.
A "GSNURAI." PRACTICI
Leas Herald : Lying as •flee ars has
gene eat in France. They new make It •
regular basilee&
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THU GR5AT YACHT RACE.
New York Telegraph : There is no desire
1. this eoaotry to tee the Columbia bsatet,
but than i. • well grounded Wei the
Sb•mrook is the meet dsegeron. eowp.Wtor
Reglad hos ever tent to lair side to rice
for the Amorlu's Owes.
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TOMOS RAVI A CAana OT 00NPI.AINT.
Toronto Star : 000 of the meant tbnn
the Nalto..l Polley aver did was to daisy
its benefits so long that they .ltlately
materialised to the audit of the Liberal
party. It was most p.oell•r and meson•
able of the N. P. to do the, ad the Cow•
nerntive Press -ad partiefarly Th. Mall
-make dally oomplante &beat 11..
5 • e
Ne HrT Tw19 RARD.
Dad. Bawer c. - Mew slaw Bir Riohera.
lbrtwrlgbt's gran spew* h Terate, the
Tory papers awe kept up • 009.4aet howl-
ing •d barking which'. ears avid.. that
be tramped a tam rather hard, ad now
they bra • withered Meir forte ad intend
•le•wsrt.g :,t R'tbord. Is is mind that fin
et to greatest gam is the pstsilien are
In Iran. for the event. Well, they will
auks* all the ammtmlMea they ea rake
end SIN not be able tessera • p.trlbl..
CRARAOr1a suILDisa.
Wedste.k flesh.! Review : The rat
work of the ahead 19 ahead. 8.811'..
Ole el the herb el Me Wema.a, ■ asy
ate any, is the Mdesey to Mot that no
two maw an .tike. Ta wail stye of
mathg a chalk sack for .n le toe, .4 i
mi1W up • teede of rules that all were se
to goversad y wee meet eiders" h I-
MMabee des. Ws Ming rte hese to be seesseefel
who llloem ant too the wisdom of neons M
M sash Mkt a tre•Isent NaMler MMAL
Than out asandinm..1 mime dila sill
COUNTY )i3URRENOY•
Blyth ; Lyell !related te .'eased oohs
boa with • severe afar* of typhoid fever.
Blyth : W m. ',oma Me rated hie fath-
er's
.18-
ei s beautiful tare near Blyth for • term e1
yr*.
Breeds ; 1'. Am4N has received a or-
der tee 6000 apple arras from a Laok.ow
buyer.
W Me. y Peek, of tow., baa
a opaline 1• lyase: Genus cad left
for that plate last week.
Zenith : Oa wedmwday almimeos of last,
week lllermer Brae' evapor.t,og Lowey
woe bassi be nMgowned.
Sealer*: ahem Whtured Killer.., who
spat ter holidays here, left Ire week te tea
Meme her desist our akoi teacher to Duluth.
Blyth : Mee, A. J. McGee and two
eterr,
MOM ea" Gladys, of Valpeateo,
1 are "Mise al the home i Deem
Klug.
Oedetich lowwentp: Joke W. Tar' rel
(I.deaat h township, reeently ptwested his
daughter with • basWml o.ei..f Broad ape
rteht piano.
Oaten : Oe tsusday, 4th inst . W. H.
]lewa.mh., enwea9R ./ ttlie5SO.
ailed lo marriage se Mies Dell• H. Brea -
combs, of Petrol*,
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wHATTHI N. P. DID.
Tomato Star : "No lass than 44,202
Canadians resided is Boston in 1896," says
Vie 8t. Lars Globo-Dsmoer•t, " and the
somber le grater now. Tab form of se -
amities is ea et the largest facie oosneoted
with the Demulen.' But our rulers at
Olt. r. •
are setls8ed to ha.. chair plates
taken by Galicia., Doukbobore and other
strange people, whom Liao. Sam will ale
take at any prle.-Mill.
Beery time they talk .boat " the growing
Mme," the Libeled organs throw • h.sgs.t
at the N. P. -Mail.
Stn.. the N. P. did not atop tat emigra-
tion of Caa•disae, ad is not to be oreditod
with the immigration of the tiallaia.. sad
Doukhobor', Ibi. "grow!, time in
bn is one of the bouquets referred to.
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" LOva too. 111511191" of NOT Hit CRAUD.
London Advertiser : That Freakiest
Rro.er's religion is of the stern Old Testa -
mat brad is shown by his opplia.tioa of
the 83-d Pal. to Itja British enemies. The
lost six yenta to whioh the pions old Boer
referred red as fellows:
13 0 my Clod make them like 5 wheal ;
as the stubble before the wind.
14. As the Bre buraoth • wood, and as
the Lae seitetb the moat5iru on fire
15. So permeate them with Thy temp-
est, and make them afraid with Thy storm.
16. Fill tear fame with shame, that
they may ss.k Thy tame. 0 Lord.
17. les them be ooafoad•d ad troubled
forever ; yea let ehom be pat be shams and
perish.
18. that mon may kno. that Thou,
wham name al... i. J•honb, art the meet
high oyer all the earth.
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OBITUARY.
SH♦W --lladsy of tool week the sad
•tellig.•1e woo reoeved that Este L. fourth
d.tutbter of Joh. diet, Lonely of Brae.
..Is, ad died that m•rsbg et 515. 5'0450k.
Ab wt three.w.etr-ee..the yak dl with se
eb towel!. .f the . b.w.l.,to all
that pbyiai.se and Meade d• ea
er dsaliy mak astit death her el
all pale sad Meath. Bks wee eseesisee
moth hall .a hoer .f bar Messes. Yrs.
Shaw wee born at WJw and wee well
knows to thei Beamer, with whim
she was •.es.tal .y.rt.ewt.t to her hied.
e ply ..d Irieudiy deviants. lineman
was made .t Brae. seatety. osdeeteket
Sabbirk ossveyiy the telltales from Tee.
water, after an appropriate faat al serves
at the parietal rvrldeses by Bee. Mr. k(.1•
wags. At the oemstery ben Kw 110.
Rees, B A.. osedmotsd the serene. Tb.
Mill bearer. were : Joo.lerras.. A Rosa.
!i S. Rogers, W. Grower, A. fl.mpe .ad
ind. % !lees. Amoug the relator. w►.
Me wind t0e fusers' wee*: Jae. Shaw,
Mw tosNlsg .s Celli.gwo*d p 1)r.
Mayer of Ofieta i Colla Shaw, ef Detroit ;
Dr. W !show, of Merron, MI*►.l Dr. Marg.
of Pert Molts ; J. McKnight. fl Hallett ;
Amin Shaw •.d Mrs. Jos. Haw, of Grey
1. Campbell ond wife, el T.ww.ter, wart
.Lo hare. Tho ger.! Ornate. is the casket
were beanie'. Damp eyeip•tty to ex
e•••e•d by IM WNW, old aimed..! Me 4.m
ilv with them 1. their bwavemeat.--
Brweaale Poet.
()luta : W.8►isr, of elanmetts, Miah.,
mat a•lliag *a Ills old Huron trieadn re-
eatly. He leeks as yam as when be lett
hos 5waty years ago.
Se•fartb : This aniage of Yee Lies -
bah les..., damgass of loom Looms, el
Ss•fertk, to W. L Malas, of Detroit, took
plias In Detroit as Aerate 17th
W imgbam : 81 'l$ A. Horne, of (Jaddesla,
• former amber of The Times eel!, bat
per4*.ed TM 8.1Nmgton U.a•M., and
took poa'esion of the ma tete week.
W iseh.m : Oe the evenirp of Weds's-
day, 13th hal, a little eon of Geo. Berke,
Zet4od. well* riefyiesran his 1.ther's hate
tell N the goer. leteakhir his Ken arm In
two plea aod'dislocating the elbow.
W Ingham : Joseph Clendbuine. of De.
lath. is visit., with relatives and friends io
town. It le atIWen years since Mr. Clint
amain;first left Whgham, ad be bre rot
eine,' the town diAag taaw years until
the prates use.
Seafortb : 11.8 Neal., youorest eon of
r. G. Neel., mei with • p.:utul accident
lost week. He was driving to tae.1..tio.,
ad had • Creek 1a the but/12y. The horse
ebted, throwing the little fellow out o1 the
rig, ksekl.g hM arm.
Brawn: W.Jaeday of let weak while
working at the edging as. .t P. hawser
mill, C. Hatt!• bed the iWoi tat to to Ms
lift band against the sew sod received es
ugly out oo two of hie flexor., which w111
lay film off work ter,. while.
- grey ' DiVrtighisisail of last w..b Mary'
Bell, rebel ei falai John Done., died
at the home of her see, W.J. Dlok.o•,•oeth
of WItoe, atter a extended lhoees. She
.s. nearly 75 year" of ses and won one o1
the .Id residents a Grey township. •
Br.esek: A abort time see Clerk Scott took
the sewer d•bteater. to Toronto to 8'emea
& Co. .no received tho o.eb for them.
amounting to 41,623.11. The same firm w111
get the Bele sidewalk debenture* alio a
Mir offer was in amass of other brokers.
Bgmmdvllle : The residence of Mr. ad
Mrs. Tbomas Hills wee the cases of lam
rt. the 'Tillers se Tsesd•y o1 last went,
whim their •emend height', Mies Maria,
was united to marriage to Frank A. Cela, •
Kamera young merohae of Hampden,
(Jet.
Chelan : The Meads of Mr.. Helmet,
wife ei Rev. J. W. Helene, of Ledo., for-
merly pt Cnn:on, srU1 regret te hear that
Ne Is .oe6sed to bar ram owing to the d10 -
Wales of • "mall Woe le the Instep, •d it
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