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THE SIGNAL : GODERIO$ ONTARIO
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GODIIRIOH, THURSDAY. NOT. II, 1SM,
THE STAR BAYS BLACK 18 WHITE
We did not expect The Star to see any-
thing wrong in the circulation of a paper
beaded with a forged title and deliberately
calculated to mislead the unwary elector.
That s nothing to The Star ; it Is prepared
to endorse anything, nu matter how low or
shabby, that promises any advantage to ire
party But other people Lok at the thing
differently. Fur instance, HIRAI( CALVIN,
the Conservative candidate for Frontenac, a
respectable man. refused' to allow the cir-
culation of the torged (llobes in hie con-
stituency ; and more than one Conservative
paper seeing the odiousness of the trick
which The Star defends, tried to make out
that the Grits had themselves issued the
sheet with the view of casting discredit
upon the Uooservatives.
One lie leads to another, it is said, and
one piece of dishonesty leads to a worse.
Down in Lincoln county. not content with
the circulation of the forged campaign
sheet,,the gory party managers, or some-
one on their behalf, went a step further and
forget) the name of WILuats GIBSON, the
Liberal oandidete, and attached it to copies
of these imitation Globee when sending
them through the mails. The St Cathar•
ides Journal states it se a fact that copies of
these bogus Glob1llw►ere mailed at the St-
Oatbariner post.ofo to voters in the riding,
marked •• 'kith the compliments of William
Gibson. M. P." Decent Conservatives
mast be ashamed ot the tactioe oLtheir
party leaders in the campaigu which haw
just closed.
A POST-ELECTION PROTEST.
In the election campaign which has just
closed no man has been pursued with
greater malevolence by the TDrrsa press
than has the Hon. J. I TARTS The fast
that he is a French-Canadian, end is not
afraid to say so, just as the scotch -Can -
admit or the Irisb-Canadian, delight, to
speak of hie nationality, was seized upon in
an endeavor to inflame the passione of
narrow minded English .peaking peed.
who Bit in eternal dread of the apparition of
'r French domination " By many Mr.
TAN.TI was supposed to be opposed to the
Mending of Canadians to the &aest et a of the
Motherland in the Transvaal, but the tetti-
mooy of one of his oolleagues in the Govern-
ment should be sufficient to dispel this mis-
apprehension. Speaking in the Senate on
Feb. 9, 1900, Hon. It. W. Scorn, said :
I betray nu secreta of council, and 1
.ay there wan not a man in the oouucd
who did not approve of everything that
was done, and after the flret contingent From Buffalo to Albany rr,e. t'» Krfe
was sent I hada conversation with Mr. Conal, nearly three hundred mile. hog and
TARTS, anal of his own mere motion, he allowing p•wage to boats drawing •tx f.•t
said : " Why should we not ,end another of water. The five hundred leer of tattoo
contingent ?' and we offered our .emend
contingent before the first contingent hal
left Halifax That offer first came from
Mr. TARTS He said : " Why should we
not send a second contingent? The we is
beginuing to look serious." In the early
part of October it did not look serious.
The proposal for the sending of a second
Canadian contingent 1•ame from Mr TARTS,
the man who is charged by his opponents
with being opposer! to the sending of any
contingent. Have we not hal enough and
awes then mangle el this malignant *spar
Sion of a distinguished fellow-Canalian ?
BUFFALO TO DULUTH
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A Trio on a Lake Freighter.
iafale'• Great t-rsashIp Ina Trade -lb
Kris Casa! Leask Its 1rperlaaee -• Slesr•rlptl.a et •suss or the
Great take grelaht Nate.
This and f'Ilow'oq lotion will (iv
Stone. readers some id•of the way in
who'll many Godetloh young men speed tit
summer, of what they do and see and of the
places they volt The rou a taker. le Ills
pursued by the llnion Tr.nest Itn. e'.amere
Terve out of ser of these boats are c..m
m.uded hy former Uuderioh rwidemte.
Their c1•n• are uompaed.,to • great elkot
of Canadiens and many of I1• moo ore from
town, 410 boat o•rtyiog at (east two or
three persons from tiod.rloh or vlolnite.
TUN 1•ITV 01 ■p►IAI....
Buffalo, with • popul.tioe of about 275,•
000, is prettily situated oo the eastern
shores of lake Ease wad the Niagara river,
and le • coy In .:1uuh severe! weeks ney be
spent with *altymrr a and profit. Next
year Its attraotluus a.11 be doubly raheaced
hl the Pen Am>rnw%n Exposltloo, which
opens there in May. Wing uuly for the
o'.uutttee of huith and South America, this
exposition oanoot excite aa much intent as
did t ,.t held 1n Cbtoage several years ago,
whets exhibitors wore drawn from all noun
trice The streets of the arty are nearly all
asphal' paved, furnishing many hoe trips
for wheeling and driving parties, while
Delaware Perk. with its beautiful artificial
Mc golf links, bee•ball grounds, " zoo "
sod pleasant walks, is an Ideal spot for •
holiday outing or a faintly plontc. With
the exception of three or four line vibe,
buildings, Buffalos business seotioo le out
very pretentious. The new po•tot8.. now
Dearing completion lad -t1. olty hall, how-
ever, ere not surpassed by the olyfo bulld-
logs of New York, while the hotels are a
coedit to auy np•tmdate plane. The public
library a well stocked with • choice *elec-
tion of looks, and ooatalas many rare and
valuable pfroo• and manusorip'e. 1n the
musom are many interesting war radios—in
oludieg the figurehead of a Spanish Twat de.
stroysd near Santiago—and numerous
mounted bird. and animals, with an endless
vanity of shells, eggs, mineral specimens,
et.. But half -a dozen mt'ee In the Uolted
States provide baths free to the publia and
those su Buffet. are g Ily conceded to
hetht. lost on th*continent. Kach visitor
has • room furnished with hot wud oold
spray jots to himself for twenty mtuutss or
hall au hour. the etre water supply is
dr.wn from the Niagara river, and the
pumping 'Pieter' should not be passed with
out an it ,. Pore, tor It contain' a battery
of some o1 the largest pumps In the world.
Fort Porter, on the hank of the Nlagars, is
• pretty spot, though there le veru little
militant to the exuept the barrack., a few
companies drilling and one or two field eons.
The in limiest summer resorts are Elms -rod
and Chrystal Beath on lake Foie, and
h.,r+1adtateo. twenty miles. One et Ike
most interlave private attractions is Ur.
Lycra's museum of anatomy, %blob 11 w.l1
worthy el a visit.
A (4RLAT TRANSHIPPING CURT.
As a railroad cootie and terminus Buffalo
oompares favorably with any oily lo the
United Stats, the country of railroads.
More than twenty -Rye hues oouusot the
oity with the North, the S'pth, the Mat
and the }Celt, and thousands of err are
devoted to yards, warehouse, and repair
works. Some of he tutees train, In the
world run from here, uosorpwed fur ease
and oomlort Manof•oturing concerns are
from slit d nieks on Sao dock slsagddo la
mwy bu"tete are dropped tato the hold,
boated op and their a -utwte dumped into
ooze almost as fast ea wa can snout 'r►•
ore is brownish rod to .odor. an I bosh t •ad -
len and brat aro floc.1 that .he t.. tCort
pooled' very rapidly, and In lwwty•lour
bouts 104 steamer will be welting outeide
e the breakwater for her tow, week has an
other 6,000 tuna uo board. A largo quantl
ty of the ore received here le shipped to
• Hamilton, wiser. the .ver -door alugdemand
should s000 warrant the wtabli.hmene of a
• line of hook from Lake Superior dirtiest to
Oswalt,. uhlsf smelting olty
Alcug Buffalo oreek and Blackwell oenal
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are n.arly fifty grain elevators, ranging 10
cap.utly from 500,000 to 3,000,000 bushels,
some of wblob will uuload 30,000 busbeis
Irom • boat In an boar. The gee set
part o1 the grain shipped from the
N mt•ro S•stes end the Oawdi•n
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meet to thnnsspda. Io maov ns canoes and
slectrtolty groera,rd .t N. au•• moll. 1• rhe seem
monv. power. But it u se a great trans Irate
shipping Dort that Hoff .,n een1110 most prom• 1•rw
io00117 40 tho (tont, her incoming and out. and
going tonnaige pl•omr her fourth no eh* Usti meta
of Amerwro potty 1, is bars tun, the Eat WI'l
G aeta- tees Wast f here the maoutactard nand
goods ot the Rut end of Korona ere ex• mess
.banged for the products of the West. Ir and
coming heats bring Iron a • and copper from m
northern M(oblgan and le •nesot•, wheat
and grain from the prairies, flair from the Th
great mills ot auper.or, Mtnusap :is •1.41 ;It. three
Paul, and madman and shtogIes from the in 0
i'aoltlo Po,.•. 011,W/10g host• take coal mea
from the oohed.. of New )'o -k sad Penney'. watt,
05915, steel rolls, plates end pipe., machlm Blue
sr y, oottoo,1400ll.0 and wooed goods, .age, Steer
o.m.nt, eta, from the manufacturing romp.
centre of the Eat Sud from Korea. On the t
an average ,bots fifteen or twenty heat. ar- one
rive each day dieing the ss.eon, ea• -h earn, acini
Ing from 2,000 to h 000 tone of Dego. mate
on 't
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The harbor is to a great elttnt artlff i.I, pare
the natural part ooceei fag of Boff .lit crook, hood,
width rune Into Lake Seel. je.. •acre where dlvld
the Na.gera river maker Its exit Round the o
(he month of this creek and morons the to d'.
b'eha le %blob the lake terminates has been wash
belt • Inrah Water 41101 lour tulles long. hat
Ruffian creek has been dredged to a dep' h 1 he 1
of twenty-two or more feet for over a mile u..l
of las length, whl'n parell.l o. it has leen seal
oon.truoteJ to Bl.okwell , e_el, Innnier for s
for two inline Wong the lake shmre and be- ' .ten
yond the olty Into the country, tied*
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SNAP SHOTS.
Why should County r'-rk lane he
either election clerk or t ning offer ?
His salary B. minty (A....As very good,
and he is paid hy Arit and Tory taxpayers
alike. Positions of this kiml, The Star
contends, should go to those who are not
servants, or under the pay, of the general
public To say the least. Yr. lane
should have refused to aooept the position
because there are many Then available who
could perform the duties just as well, men
who are not already weII•paid public
officials.—(loderich Star.
—For downright silliness this beats even
The Star's own record. If a mai who does
not hold a public office had been uhoeen, The
Star would bkely am not have complained
that a "Grit heeler" hal been Alen the
position of election clerk. The selection for
this position of Mr LAN., who has hal ren•
slderable experience in the conduct of elec-
tions, was an eminently proper on., and The
Star only makes itself ridiculous when it
Indulges in suoh puerile criticisms,
spreads Like WI1NSra,
Whoa thongs. are "Um hest" they Sense•
"Mee beet s111og " Abraham Hare, • lead•
def draggl.t, of Belleville, 0., write.:
"Rleetrle Redoes ars the best ellleg hitters
I have baedled In 20 years " Soo knew
why t idiot die•••in bogie to disorders of
efl.maeh. Syne, kodw,.i]s�, bowels, blend and
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a*rv.Rls• rin igt/.rs these np the
al.meok, revitalise Ilv.., kidneys and
bowsi., peril.. ON Meed, etrength•n• the And new M see 1414. Ink• beam and their
aRv'.., loss three mnlW/edes of m•Ldlee. .ergo... Ns/Weans for . limo As eassw.
IS belldr up the ...taro pythons. Per new nee paekag* freight boats, • wait will be
UN sad Ave tele any weak, Moldy rue- paid to the Mg steamer jest 1■ tram Lek.
down era or seems& Prise 60 een10, SufNON with 6,000 teas of ire, on,
Sold by Jen amorist Masa, dM. B .. Bks klash* w Ise,.. Woks*, sad
required roue tt1, boats from ,c^.n to
lake level is snoompliehtd by means of
looks sdmtlar to those at the Moo and at
Welland. Hereto; and mules furnish the
motive power in the majority of' cleats, a
month tieing required ler the round till) to
tidewater and return. A few, however,
ere steam prei&led, and a eight peeni,ar to
Buffalo ate a lake port is a canes ,team, r
pushing no. barge and towing Rooted.
The bargee are about one lino Ir.d leer lorg
and marry flvs or ex oartoeds. Forward Is
• place for the animal., ., bile the rehire aft
Is the owner's home the year round, sod
n ot Infect er. ly for life. T w-n'y ye.r. ego
toe or thew thoounds of Mess boats found
employment the year round, whereas now
n ot mare thou four or five hundred are
Son be found all *Ione rhe big do, -h. Limit-
e d In the by the short look., sharp tures
and 'below water, they cannot sunoessfolly
orientate with the railroads, and unless
tom• thing Is speedily does the few left. will
* son disappear
A visit to either of the two drydooks 1t
full of Intermit. A' right settles to Betel°
creek an temente exesva►Ion, about 450 ft.
long, 50 ft wide and 30 ft a' -p, has been
made In the hank, and the aides lined with
tImhof Arr... the tnc•r sod le • gate, or
pontoon, which is •wouo to permit yawl's
entrant's. This gate Is then closed and M.
water pumped our by means of powerful
pumps. As Oa water subsides tia keel
tete on a row of blooks, while shores
stretching from the hull to the 'imberwork
hasp the boat ie an hprfghe position. The
ralre completed, the weer i• gradually
IISIM111414, floating the beat, 0a the stooks
may be seen • steamer la entree of onnstrua
Mea. From her keel np everything Is of
Iron, with the eroeption of the weed meow
eery for cabins and masts, lo the work,
shop may be sees etre binding huge rails
few the framers .net f attieg, drilling and
shaping plata ae0ord10/ rn pattern* before
them. The mashies., are run hy •lcotrlolty,
electric cranes carry the material to Its
plea, while eemprs•w4 air dive las rivet
Meg end caniking mantelsw, A. In bridge -
building, Amerie& is dsstined So Meom•te.
of ehe great ship building countries Her
maohlnsry and method. are already In •d -
vanes of these of any other Dalen, while
hes tree and nasal •epplies .r• unlimited.
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Razors! Razors! Razors!
The biggest bargains ever offs,red to the people
of Goderich are now to be had at A. McD. Allan's.
The very best razors made are on sale at 75e. and
$1.00.
CALL AND SEE THEM
wc .u't' Making room for Xmas Cutlery and -
Silverware and aro offering Big Bargains GIalL
Goderich Bargain Centre
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Saturday, Nov. 10
EXTRA BARGAINS IN
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mire the onngh ton,'- writes Mrs. A Hlmel•
hurter, "ter three generaalene of nee family
have peel ills Rine'. N.w t)I.ovory for
Iinn.emptioa and never fennel Ila wipe) fee
owghe and colds." It's se nnnvelell life-
saver "rhea tent for desperate lung disowns
Guaranteed tease 50e and $100 at fpm..
Mll.er'• drng store. Trial nettles fres.
Tan SronAL too Sea. 1M, 1902. f.. *1.
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Remember our Goode are, all New, ttfttet Wm the
factories. No Bankrupt Stock.
tori. SHARMAN, Jr.
WALL PAPER, ti&UICb, rCKIVUI.ALS,
MAGAZINES, PAPERS.
Everything bright, fresh and new. No old goods to
offer at any price.
KIDD di 00.
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