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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
FASHIONABLE.
The
Raglan
ette
and
York
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con FORTABLE.
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Over=
Coats
Are the two most fashionable garment t for ball and tt lour. They are made
In a lark Grey (Jolt Cloth. long, full skirt, vertical pocket.. The dtmand for these
Coats la se great that the manufacturers have great dithoulty In tilling orders. They are
made by the W. E. Sanford I:empaoy (the famous Oak Hall clothiers), and *very ger-
meat is guaranteed to fit and give good satisfaction. We are SOLE $ 12 to $14
MANTIS tor them Foods to Gods/lob. The pnoe is from .p
We hays a Dark Grey
Tweed Overcoat
ATI $4.95
Our Beaver, Frieze and
Golf Cloth Overcots at $10
aro meadow with popular approval, and
the large dumber of gales we bays made
goes to show that the values are by far the
that is • wonder for the 01001)'. best to town. We haven't space to dsorlbe
The olotb is good to wear and will give ; them to you but ask ye u to oall and Inspect
geed eatWaouan. - I them.
constituency as it it were a Tory hive.
Against candidat • BECK we have
nothing 1 1 say at this st ige of the
game. He is a Rood canvasser, we
know from past experience, but out-
side of being a good "buttonholer"Iwe
know of no other qualification that he
posseubs for Legislative honors. Hon
J. T. Onttow, on the other hand, has
had ten years' ekperience, is a man of
logical miud, a succuuful lawyer, and
has attained a position in the councils
of the Province that by no flight of
imagination could anyone conceive of
his opponent's occupying.
Aa we said befece_, the Liberals have
BOYS' REEFERS and OVERCOATS.
We cleared the tnanslasturers out of w line of Uverooate and got them at a pride.
(they are made e1 a aloe pattern In limy Tweed, T,...d Lined, good storm coaar, slues
23 to 27. Regular price $6 00, bargain i rine $4 50
UNDERWEAR.
HWeffeld's Unsbrlokable Underwear Is the best Fool Underwear for you to bey.
We ware, wears extra well, and guaranteed not to shrink. Be euro and get StauBdd'o.
W. C. PRLDIIAM,
Set. Agents for Christy's Loodou Hate. Men's Furnisher sad natter
MoLean's Brock.
Shue I$xgnnx,
ia rOagyMeo
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
NIL NeY1LYtlNT
eODIRUCH, THURSDAY, NOV. It, lana.
WEST HURON BYE -ELECTION.
THE signs and portents are that an
election is on in West Huron. The
Star discovered them last week, and
WILLIAM CASPIt1LL anticipated the
writ by fixing the date for December
4th. Tux Stumm. has no oi&cial
knowledge of the date of the election
other than that received from Mr.
CAMPBrLL and believes that that
gentleman is not far astray in his con-
jecture.
Whoever amongst Liberals has the
secret of the day for holding the
election has evidently locked the safe
and lost the combination, for up to the
Ulna of writing (Tuesday) the Liberal
rank and file (of which we are a
humble member) has heard not a
word.
But that is not the subject before
ns Our contomporary, The Star, last
week started its campaign on the old
lines, and for the next two or three
weeks we shall expect to see all kinds
of language hurled at the West
Huron, Uritst he West Huron candi-
date and the Ontario Government
"Desperate attempts," "legal tricks,"
"boodles," "pluggers," "outrage"
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and other pet words and phrase
adorn the first editorial of the cam-
paign, and it may be feared that the
lexicon of vituperation will get a fear-
ful and wonderful wrench by the
time the election is over.
What are the facts in the
West Huron has always been a L
era( riding. In 1675, when it was
first constituted, Col. Ross defeated
the Tory candidate, JOHN DAVISON,
by 89 ; in 1679 Col. Ross defeated P.
KELLY by 404 ; in 1883 Col. Ross
defeated F. W. JOHNSTON by 167 ;
in 1887 Col. hose defeated Dr. TAYLOR
by 379 ; in 1890 J. T. GARRow (tab.)
defeated J. M. Roui im by 112 ; in
1894 J. T. UARROw defeated James
CoNNOLLY by 76 ; in 1898 J. T. GAR -
Row defeated Jos Baca by the return-
ing officer's vote, and in the bye -
election ot the same year won the
constituency by 43 voters. In the
face of these facts our esteemed non-
temporal y would have its readers
believe that the constituency is Tory
and was practically stolen from the
party on the last two occasions. The
fact is that the constituency was more
nearly stolen from the Liberals, and
it is the duty of the Liberals to scO,
that no combination of errors will
allow our Tory friends to get within
swiping distance again. There is a
Liberal majority of 150 in West Ilu-
ron at any hour on any day of any
year that an election may be held,
and The Star need not talk of the
e laseljority in the riding. The thing
to be done is to get out the vote.
THE MAN WHO WINS
THE following article, from The To-
ronto Star, strikeo the nail on the
head when it says that the best way
for a public roan to succeed in life is
to be bonnet and truthful in word and
deed l
J mire Jerome, who was elected Datrlot
Attune)' in New York the other day.
may or may not be all that tib friends say
be 1e, bat to hie •Iter-sl.otion speech he
sante mete and worthy w, r Is which de
serve t. he repeated with all saroeaoeee,
not only throughout the United Slaves,
but In ('•sada as well. Hs bad last de
tested the oandillats of Tammany, and
for weeks had Deno the victim of whaled,
. verth'ngs were bad and brutal to the
campaign taotioe of aocu.ienc.lees tarty
and •Iralent press. Hi.soocses, like that
of Sts haler, Mr. Seta int., war the out
Dome 01 a combination of the better
*temente agalost the wont. 10 Closing his
• dares' en the night of his @lectlos, Jos.
t,oe Jerome said :
"You °onset pin to truth and fail.
The one abiding thing first, lest, and alt
the time 1s sslt-respect. That 1s the only
Oleg that won't run to the wash. When
you have told the truth and kept your
self respect you can tearlessly meet the
Ince. It will not fail."
Politics In all oouottl,. and In all par•
ties would be more honorable sod would
eery. the high inters''- of the State 1!
then were more men who were brays
enough to tell the troth, and hlgh•minded
enough to keep their own self respect
In the lung run truth le the only thing
that will stand the wear and tsar of pub -
Ito life ted will not run in the wash.
Canadian political history la full of in
* tutees of men who signed their own drat b•
warrant when they oompromu.d with
falsehood and tallied their own sense of
boner. No politician ever told • cam
pato Its except to hie own lasting hurt.
Tbe men who, campaign after cane Oen,
befoul Ontario potato' with literature
which would be dignified were tt de -ort bed
as scurrilous, dig for themaelves a grave
which le bottomlery as the hell of their
own lout sense of eetf-reepeot. It le easy
for a Government to estate otli,e or for
e n Opposition to secure it, if the pe, p's
lclieve that Ise leaders ca,e brit of all for
troth ; and It le not lb• hardest thug to
bays suffered defeat if one keeps ones
own self-respeot.
That the liar and the trimmer
porarily succeed in politics, nobod
can deny, but the whole history of the
nations gees to show that integrity in
action and truthfulness of expression
have always won the day finally.
.ABRAHAM LINCOLN and JOHN BRIGHT
will live in history when opportunists
who bragged today and crawfished
tomorrow will be forgotten. What is
wanted in politica is ueu—men whose
word can be relied upon, whose ac-
tions cannot be misconstrued, and
whom time cannot change in the re-
solve to serve truth, honor and justice
to all. Public position u a public
trust, and any man who would prosti-
tute it to private ends should not be
tolerated.
N. al. R.o11C.7Gv=E
In GUNS we make the following offers
Double -Barrel Breech Loaders, 12 Gauge
tt Better Quality
Bonehill Make
tt tt
tt
tt
Savage Rifles,' 303 Cal.
Flobert Rifles, 22 Cal.
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$ 7.00
- 11.00
- 20.00
- 25.00
- 3.25
LOADED SHELLS.
Black Powder, 2c. each. - 12 GAUGE, Smokeless Powder, tic. each.
We also carry a full line of Revolvers, Gun -Cases, Cartrige I1agv,
Gun Cleaners, lteloading Tools, etc.
GUN POWDERS.
(BLACK.
American Deadshot,
Kentucky Rifle,
King's Semi -Smokeless.
SMOKELESS.
King's. Hazard's,
Robin Hood,
Gold Dust.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
The Cash Hardware,
GODERICH.
ittrmmtrmmmtimmtmtmmtr
IStoves!
Stoves!!
AGENTS FOR
Stoves!!!
mmmnrmmmmmmmmmmmmne
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Bargain Q
The famous " Lustrous Perfection " Heater
and
The " Regal Perfection " Cooking Range.
These Stoves are the lest relies ever effete 1 in Canada and aro
fully guaranteed by the makers. They will save their Dost in two
mesons by reducing your goal bill 40 per cunt , end wilt lard lunger
that any other stole you ern buy.
Call and see them before yo buy
HARDW ARE.
We are endeavoring to tell all lines of shelf and heavy Hardware at
prima that will suit all. We try to give °a
Honest Goods at honest Prices
011,1 .0 haver succeeded in
gaining the patronage of many new costumers.
We carry • large and well esaorte,t stock.
Our prioee are right
Give us a call and we will treat you right.
ALLAN & McIVER,
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LI HUNG CHANO DEAD.
THE world at Large will tojoicc at
the passing away of Li HeN,e ellAxn. who,
during the past week has hero slobbered
over as "China's Grand Old Mao" by allot
of maudhu newspaper sontimeutali.te iu
Europe and Arlen lea,
The. death of Li Hem; tetuovea from
active political and commercial life one ot
the moat unscrupulous rascals that ever
live,(—bar none. He was born in compare
tive obscurity, and woo his way to prefer
anent by treachery to everyone that stood
in his way. During his Isle he caused the
death of more innocent people than ALax•
Avoca the Great. Nato and NArliLtoN
combined; he robbed more individua'e And
appropriste,l the money to his own use than
Jim ! i -s J av IierrLD and a score or two of
other Wall street shuts over saw; and he
lied more than MovcIIAcste and Tot
PEPPIER rolled into 0110.
There are some exceedingly good people
who speak ill of only NERD and JUDAS
IsCAattn, and would hive nothing but
good said of other ruffians who have p'ay.d
their w(M,.hed game upon the world's -shams
board. To these we may say that t em
have been rascals transacting large affair.
and hording high places in the world during
the past century who could give the gentle•
men name 1 the liberty to dead the cards all
of the time and heat them at the game o�
treachery, duplicity, thieving and traffic in
life, and of these the character that loomed
op largest in the past hundred years was
Lt rag CHANO.
In life of "Chines" Goatom will to
found erenee, to Li Huse whish show
that Mon ian to be a liar, a thief and a
murderer ,the darkest .hate, and his
conduct during the Taeping rebellion was
enough to call upon hint the curse of
heaven and the wrathot earth. it was his
political rascality that brought about the
re. ent horrors in China, andouch a complete
thimble•ngger wan he that when the all eel
powers went, in and poeee.ved the land it
was he that they looked to as the
man who could nettle the existing d dor.
able conditions and bring Tight out of duie�
nese. Ilia death will be a good thing for
the country which he laid under tribute and
deluged with blood during his lifetime.
True, some equally robust villain may foist
himself upon his fellows in Chou in the
future, and attempt the tame game that Li
HONG played eo well, but with the intro-
duction of modern methods into that land,
and the general enlightenntent that is bound
to come, the man who would attempt to
follow in the footetepe of Lt Hviso woukt
not have the privilege of dying in hies t d
in hie seventy.eighth year. He and the
public execnticner would meet at an earlier
date.
—Talk about 'sharp tarns. The Local
Opposition organs have spared no words in
condemning the Government for changing
the school text book, too frequently. Now
the complaint is that the high scnool geo.
graphy has been is time too long and is not
up•to-date. The Conservative party out of
office ie hard to please.
—At the Canadian Manufacturers' ban.
quet at Montreal lent week the Minister of
Finance, Mr. Emotirgo. delivered a re•
frev,hingly candid speech. With the bene•
ficiariea, present and prespeotire, of pro-
tection all about him, he told them that in
framing a tariff other int -rests besides
thoee of the manufacturers must be taken
into oonsideration. They represented only
one of the various classes in the country,
and it would 1 , • mistaken policy- for you
to attempt to eatabl sh • tariff policy in
this country which would antagonize the
great consuming mimes of the esiuntry."
He thought the heat assistance that any
Government could give to the mamdac•
toren wee to fill np the vacant Iambs of the
Northwest with pr,s.peronn farmers. Mr.
FIRLoLvu's speech wart e*eentially patriotic,
although it met with genie mark. of 'leap
proval from him auditor*.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAVING.
A MiTRnr&ORg THIIAT.
Toronto Star : Tns futon of a country
Is dark when a man so prominent in it.
affairs as Senator Tillman of Soot h est -dins,
in referring to the fact that I',eudoo
veli rat at droner aila (tutored Ilnoker
ONLY ONE ESCAPE.
A man may break away frnm prison
but he cannot get away frnm the torture
of rheumatism until he takes Dr Hall*
Ithenmatio Cure. 11 is the only reliable
rrrnrdy m, the market. Mr. Charles 11
( lark., Kingston. Ont., whn for fifteen
t ears In noawsion held the swim street
watering cnntraet conid not pat on his
Isnot* or walk for several week*. He
tried Dr. Hall's Rheumatic Care, and
thine bottles, with the Climax Imo Toelb
fills, completelycord him. This groat
blood portlier pat op in battles nun
raining ten days Writtle$. Prlm iso
eenta at all _ GM. rn lama at The Dv. Hall
Mediates
T. Washington, said : "A thousand niggers
must be killed to °fleet the bad influence of
that dinner." Why bother about Emma
Goldman, or imprison Herr Most, or seek to
root out anarchy wrens • United States
Senator can win applause by making such a
threat as this'
Tllr1'R0 I.00si,e, Gtr Y,Ia No. 1.
Owen Sound Atvecttaer Canadian wool;
lett manufacturing are not satl.Er,l with •
.111.y of t.•.Irti dye per cent. ordinary, ,r
224 per mot. under British preference
They .vast "protaotioo" with all that the
tern Implies, The Idea of the rest of the
people wanting a little protaot'on dies not
them to have *marred to the woollen men.
!WRAC -IRON SPIN.GY.
Brookville Recorder : The amendment to
the assessment act paved at the last .e»ion
of the Legislature was drawn up by the
solicitor of the Ontario Municipal Assoc:.
atloo, and It met the sxwt ddfioulty point-
ed out by the judge who nest gave what le
known as the some Iron decadent. The
trouble le sot so much with the legislation,
as with the fact that the judges cannot be
got to agree on the Interprstatoo of Aogto-
Saxoa.
WHAT I. RItAT I siITAIN DOING!
London Adv.rtleer : The revisal of the
siltation for the union of Newfoundland
With Canada suggests the one gnat difficulty
is the way—the dbput, between Gnat
Brit ale and Francs as to the right of fiber
sten belonging to that republlo to the u•os
of the foreshore, of the Weed Oates that
knotty question 1. fairly deposed of we
believe Newfoundland would be joined to
the Contederation, with all the right' sod
privileges that belong to • province of th,
great nelioo, losid• of twelve trent ha.
What i. Great Britain doing • Canada
stands ready to sot.
srl't, roe DAIAOLS.
Kinoardins Review : L E. Dear ny,basrle
ter, of Uod.rloh, Cat., has issued, at the i •
stenos ot Capt. W m. Babb, • wilt for $2.000
alleged damages for alleged deader. The
'rouble arose out of certain eve ., which
happeo.a four yearc ago wimp (Sept. Babb
and Mr, Danoey were meklar things hot for
Persons who bad taken driftwood . if tb.
b .oh The proeeoation will allege that
Mr. MoCoah need the word "blackmail' in
coon,otioo with Capt. 1'nbb's exploita at
that time. The conversation out of wh eh
Mos action arises took place at the ,lieen's
ho', d about two weeks ago.
111121's ,I110ITHING RTRANI.s.
Detroit Joutoal : A browser among old
magazlos recently brought to light a most
t oculist of ,s of anticipation In No 1 ,
dol 25, of Mangey's M•g.zln., published
last April—mark the Sleuth—may he found
an exo.h.ot Illustrated artlale by Edwin
Lrfevre, on Wall attest, Mr. Lasers Ire.
quietlywrites •Idol.. op Wall street, but
thou article le entirely descript vs. In ell
probathlity, to be published in Apr.1, It was
written at least two months previously.
On page thirtyfou ;ret the article, Mr, Ls•
f,.vre makes ala propheoy. He 1e wrltlog
of the broken, and says :—"They did not
parade their eoovlottous, bo -au,* it would
not be well to encourage a geoerel feeling of
ovsroonfidence. They were justified by the
event. Bat they took enormous chances,
none the lees. For who 000ld g res
that some dismal day In Septemher"—again
mark the month—"they might not see In
huge type en the front pegs of the new.
paper : 'THE l'RENIDENT ASSASSIN
ATED ' "
Ti Break ■p • Cold
All you reonin Is • glass of hot water, •
little angar and thirty drop. of Poleon'e
Nervtlioe, Take It real hot aad to the
morning you will woke op without a cold.
N hen depressed or tire,(, try Nervitine ; It
will tone you op better than atimulante.
Nervtlhne wards off all sickness and keeps
people well. Large bottles 25o.
Coal Bills
ire now a serious item. Then
y burn coals for the weekly
wash? Some Soaps won't wash
laiden without boiling, but
SUNLIGHT SOAP want it's a
wise economy to buy the beat of
- ,til Seams, when by doing so the
o i unity of coal used on washing
can be
Reduced
50 per cent.
!turning coal to help Inferior and
,.Iry-pre. ed Soaps to wash is like
•;,ending a s cent tram fan to
,-•Irchase a to cent artkfe for
. enta
By using
'NI IGHT SOAP Ton save ire
.t in the cost of the coals un-
uard, not to mention the longer
lire of the articles washed. A
tablet of
Sunlight Soap
will do mon work wlth..t esea,
used de it infinitely better, than
Iwo tablets of common, cheap
.• t p will do wk• *mho The
tn:.jority n( the pibibe soon And
ant the lines of true economy.
1 hat'. why SUNLIGHT SOAP
le 'stilted (or by three people to
cnw waking for any other asap
to the world.
Great Bargain Days,
E Fridayand Saturday,
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NOVEMBER 22 AND 23.
Remember these are our FIRST BARGAIN
DAYS, and everything in the store will
be sold at BARGAIN DAY PRICES, re-
gardless of retail prices or even whole-
sale prices.
WE ARE GOING TO GIVE
OUR CUSTOMERS TWO OF
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN DAYS
EVER SEEN IN GODERICH.
Don't forget that our store -fust - of
Goods will be at bargain prices.
Terms
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▪ spot cash.
Cosmopolitan Patterns for sale.
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[BEATSRIOH�EET LU6TRESTOVEPIPE VARNISH.
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QUIGKBST ORYINO them all. Useful for buggies and
Weide iron work.
Uss the Best
seir
When you want a really good cough cure
use our
Black Cherry
field a customer recently :
"1 sever thought •nythleg could
relieve a Cough se q.l.kly. "
W. C. GOODE, CHEMIST.
A few dozen left of that cheap Oatmeal Soap, worth 10c. out price 3 for 10c
tnely no more when this lot is done.
Posi
Wm. Sharman, jr.
BOOTS, SHOES RUBBERS.
We have the largest stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
RUBBER GOODS ever shown in Goderich,
It comprises goods of the following well-known makers :
IgA T. Bell, Walker -Parker Co , "Empress," The Victoria
Shoe Co., The Slater Shoe Co , The Williams Shoe Co. and
E. T. Wright & Co., of Rocland, Mass.
In Rubbers we can give either the Canadian Granby,
Berlin, or the Glove Goodyear Rubber, of New York.
m. Sharman, jr.
"GOOD RELIABLE G ODS AT FAIR PRICES,"
is our motto.
A Great Snap
is our (linger Snap, at bo. a
pound, o1 which we sell • barn' a week.
Thi. Isn't our only .nap, as we carry
everything that nen M Inland in an no-
te -data grocery store, and our prime
are right. The farmers know that, they
nae always get from o* a snap tor their
proelon.. W• drew the line at no
legitimate trade — everything goes
Glassware or potatoes, garden .tuff or
choioeet table China. W• deal 1n all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Redford binok, G slerloh
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The a• ove in cut into stove wor d
len;th and will Le delivered to any
part till the town the same day AR
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street.,
will receive prompt .ttention.
'Phone 9R.
PETER McEWAN.
(i..lerich, November lust, 1899. 68 -Se
t-• THE i.ATE
D. K. AC H A N'S
MACHINE £R) ILACKSMITH SHOP
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
JAMES H. JOHNSTON,
wa0 had been with the late Mn. Houton ant
for 'several years, and le thnronahiy non-
vereent with all /dawn. of work that have
been done In the shop. wlahtwi to annonare
That he has ta''een oherg. of tn. ,.tahtl.h
meat and sill carry on the , usineoe In
anon a manner as to retain the confidence
and pet renege heretofore ex ended to the
late owner. and w111 he pleased to have as
many new nuet001e111 as 141.1 favor him
with their patronage. In addition to tale
Work Ion Plows. Street Wa .ring Wag-
ons, Bores Powers. etc , he wilt matinee
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to do MINERAL I*I.A(:RBM!THINO and
iREPAIR WORK of all kind,. MA -
(MINX TURNING. DRILI 1•40. PLAN
1N6, THkRAIIIN,t. and rte kinds of ma-
chine work dnna on .tin . natio,.
He has also added • arst.nlara BRAZING
1 ANT, and alt work In that line. mdndlar
eyrie rapalnng .04 brae.. of all kind.. nen
be • i,neled to on short np'ioe. Lawn Mow-
ers 'sharpened. Primes will be found setts
rwonable.
JAMBS If. J,4111t19TON,
The let* 1*. 11 Strsobade Machine, and Black.
amith Shop, Viotorla at,. 4Jedeelxb.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notion of changers mast he left at tthla
l )Aloe not later than Saturday
noon. The Oopy for chanson
loud be lett not tr Law (than Mon-
day Miro °areal Advprtismeoa
s000plied Ito to nn. n Wedneday of
sash IOW
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