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Tevusntr, February 7, L9($
W. PROUDFOOT, K. C.
NOMINEE OF WEST HURON LIB-
ERALS FOR PROVINCIAL HOUSE.
—WNI•attended and Harmorjious Con.
mention Held in Goderich on Fri
day Places a Candidate in the
Field for the Approaching Elec.
tion- M. G. Cameron Retires.
In spite of the heavy •ls'dsewhtch
made travelliug on the country roads
very difficult, then' was et large me-
t'eodauce at the convention of West
Huron Liberals held in the Temper.
ante Hall, Goderich. on Friday after-
noon. Aliuott every portion .•f the
riding was represented. and although
a
few of the etalw 'tw were mussed it
WAS * splendid athrring that ,as•
tmublwi to mon 1st• it candidate in
the liberal inter t for the approach-
ing cltctioi tt the Provincial Legis•
haute.
Janes Vo ig, of Auburn, presidetit
of the \Ve 111111111 Liberal Associa-
tion,. chair, and Chas.
tion,. on: led h
Gamow,
1 Goderich, was at his post
i w• f lex
l
as were try of the Ast.xiation.
Atte the handing in of the cre•d-
entia of tielegaIts, the secretary read
a le et• (tun the lion. A. G. MacKay,
le er of the Opposition in the Legit --
I ure, strongly urging the Adt•is-
ility of placing a candidate in the
/flcld at the earliest uppot•tugity, „o
/that he alight become acquainted
with the constituency ; this. of course,
in view of Mr. ('ame•ou's aunuuoce-
went of his withdrawal :ted the fact
that the nominee of the convention
would in all likelihood la• it new utall
who haul never canvMaied the riding.
A motion tear Tweeted that the con-
vention proceed to a nomination, and
three nrunei were then placed before
the convention : those of M. G. Cam-
eron, K. C., the present member:
\Vnl. Proudfoot, K. ('., of Goderich,
and John T. Currie, of East \V*wa-
nosh, ex -%%*slat u( Huron county.
Mr. J neron immediately root. and
in brief speech stated that he would
not be a candidate on this o caaion, a.
be wished for a while to devote more
attention to his business interests.
He ezpreased his deep regret at the
necessity for his taking this etep,t and
his gratitude for the splendid and auc-
cesstul efforts which his friends had
made in his behalf in peat contests.
At some other time he Wight be again
called upon to carry the Manner, and
if such a tine. should roto' he would
be at the service of the Liberals of
West Huron. He would always re-
member with deep affection .oma of
the men with whom he had been
associated in political affairs in thin
riding.
Reviewing the situation in the Pro-
vincial Parliameht, Mr. Cameron
urged the necessity of a strong eon-
structive policy for the Literals, and
stated that two tonings which he
thought should be advocated were the
[eduction of the membership of the
Legislature and the election of certain
officials now appointed by the Gov-
ernment. These two things. he
thought should be advocated by the
Liberal party. and he intruded to brim,(
thew up at, the`approaching seseion oft
the Legislature
Mr. Currie and Mr. Prwdfoot ad-
dressed the meeting, each promising
to wurk hard for the nominee of the
l'nnvention whtwvev hs• might he.
Mr. Proudloot said that West Huron
had heen well represented in the past,
and either Mr. Currie ur himself
would have to do very well to follow
worthily in the footsteps of former
members fur this riding. Mr. Proud -
foot said he had for thirty year. been
takiog a more or lees p►owinent part in
the elections in \Vest Herod..
Scrutineers were aptpitted and It•
ballot was taken. resulting in the twel-
rction of Mr. 1'r Ifeot as the candi-
date. Mr. Currie immediately moved
that the nominal ion toe node unani-
mous.
Mr. Pmudftot was then called upon
and WAS ieceiyed with wain' applause.
as he thanked the convention for the
honor bestowed upon him.
Jacob Kellenlann. Deputy !reeve of
Stephen township. whit is the. Literal
nominee for the Legislature in South
Huron. was called upon and made *
brief but interesting speech.
Robert Holmes. oft C'lictou, \Vest
Iitiron•.t candidate -for the House of
Commons, was the eomclmding
speaker. and made 4 Vig Irons :Whitest,
touching upon Sonne of the political issi
sues of the. day .end r•viewifig the `oui-
ttical sitnatim' in eti ith Do-
minion affairs. He paid his respects
to the Senate as useless lust itlltioti
which should be wipsl oat. hint the
trouble WAN to devise any 1111•.1114 of
getting rid of it. Ile :ultras! the Lib-
erals of this riding to get to work to
ensure success at the coming alto-
liotls. and. reftirring to the recent
election in South plum,, he stated
that the tabule hsd liven particularly j
dewLaurier. to Sir Wilfrid ,urier. whoMaud tern grieved My die desertion of 1
Huron from the Liberal ranks at the
last edee•titin. There were prospects.
however. nt Metter things at the next
OP, lion. -s'.1 1.116.1V111/11. 1'rovinre of
Outerio el 141 do ).•iter Tor tit \Vit• I
ft -id than it .lid in 1t5t1. Their ippon-
entb :itteluptid to make gotund
agaiuet the (ioeerteuttett by the toting-,
lug of certain ehala•ges -,gainst is, but
these charges fell to the ground when
the whole truth was told.
lir. Hultnes concluded 'MITA
applause. and after cheers for the
King, fol the leaders :,,td for the ran-
didttes the convention dispersed.
The presence of A hal of 1'un•
.terw:ttiyes in the hall ittit the subject
of some plea writs. and the
strangers were heartily invited le for -
alike their erring ways and eons in
with the Liberate.
FATHER BOUBAT'S JUBILEE.
Former Parish Priest of Goderich and
Kingsbridge Honored at Windsor.
A sacerdotal .jubilee was held in St.
AIpbunsus ehurrlt, Windsor, on
Weltiesil ly morning. .lannany 211t1,
in honor of Rev. Fntlte•r Hotlat, who
has completed fifty years in the
priesthood. Hirthop McEvoy was in
xtt'ndatl.'c and there were also plea•
ant alout forty priests.
Iles. Father Hussey, of Went Lorne,
was da,entt at the IIIhAA ; Itev. Father
Knant. of iatstelette, was sub -deacon ;
Rev, Father 1. Henn'ux, of Ilene
Iti%er, was master of cet'tetllelllew. teed
!ley. Father l.amleuerur was chancel
(teat er.
.1 laymen's adders, read by Fraicis
l'leary,' was preaerited to Itev. Father
Amin), who was else the recipient of
an :• ..traded eaue. the preeutaUon
t trig made by J. A. Smith. collector
of coat ours.
The Windsor Record of January
23th had the following reference to
the approaching event of Father lion -
bat's lubilee celebr tIon :
Hating rounded tett fifty Tears in
the priesthood, the ssca'tdMal jubilee
of Rev. Father Boehm will Ie cele-
brated in 8t. Alphour' church dust
\Veluesday 'townie It is now a
little over half v. cen ry since Fat her
Mellon w au ordained, as be took holt'
olden' at Sandwich un Deevinlber U.
I$.7. when the late Bishop Plumose
neanit was in charge of this dioeeee
and ma,iptalned a palace at Sandwich,
whiili war sometime% called "1.1144, 41.
rattly.. fulIy,"
Father 'timbal celebrated his first
class at Assumption College on Ik-
cetulter Atb, two days fplluwiug his
orelinatioi. His that' charge was Sl.
Peter's chetah in Raleigh township.
He was them transferred to Simeon.,
returned to Sandwich, revving *leu nt
\1'indsur and Tee sth, was urxt
i.saigut+d to Corinna, web tranaterrsl
to Inger/toll, then in turn to 81.
Mary's, liodericlt and Sarnia. after-
wards returning to, hlger•soll,•where
hr remained six years. !ie retvett for l
the same period in Kingsbridge, in i
the comity of Homo, and then spent
some time at 1\'alkerville. His health.!
began to fail and he took a vacation.
(lu resumlilit the duties ut the priest.
hood. Father BouMut teturtel tut
Sieneoe. but his patitoratt• wont broken
with ill•heilth. In spite of his ad-
s ittciug year,, Ile regained his
strength and took charge of St. Pat
rick's church in Raleigh, going frau
there to }Gagetown, where lir was
last est attuned ielor• his retirement
about it year ago. He has atnee re-
sided in Windsor.
titbet• Bottled was bort in Cler-
mont Ferrcnd, France., and is now in
TII1(: SIGNAL :, GODERICH• ONTARIO
is to be trade pay this off In two I THE CANTIN ;CAS$
Charge Agaitfst St. Joseph Prowotet
Diaausaed at Toronto.
year,,
The retiring managers. 'Jtessrr.
Tow, Strang and D. $texddert, Jr..
were re-elected, and ,(,nuts Tait ■ud
H. J. A. Mel?warn were tlearn to f111
lw'o t•ac:ncies created on the board.
IOpposed to Bonuses.
The 1 illiming resolution Inas been
adopted by 11e tittelph littera of
'Nude : ••\Vhereas the grautiig of
t*tttt1►ea, Titans and special (swore- to
facto, Ws and iodustrirs has hetet
tergely abused. pitttimg cities and
towns lulu c tel it' with other
cities and towns W .secure imlualt'it a,
in u one riM• our Pity or town securing
In Indust t y from *nether, and al
or principally all, in the interests only
of the bran bunters, and at a very
Iatge exp'..t w the titiea turd luwus
of the Prutinee, t',thing ',Heil in
causing the establishing of industries
unsuitable its oharaetcr or unwisely
hv•ated, or without proper capital for
business, 11 ae1 Ihet.• have itt many
cases efterwar•1. procrd financial fail-
ures : therrfurr. IN' it resolved that
this ilual.l of Trade earnestly request
the forthcoming sessinu of the la'gis-
laturt'e1 the Province id Ontario to
„ 'b' i n future the
pass r 1 ht nen 1
pa e.w act ( g
granting of bonuses. t;i.lug of lands,
gumauateeing of lands, *tracks or
(Ahernise, for industries t'1' pt'lspe•c-
tive• industries, or the selling of water
power, gut, ur other srywres less than
cost for their use. Furthermore. that
a copy of this resolution be mailed to
. 4•
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WILLIAM PROUDFOOT, K. CI,
The i:; -tine of the Liberals of West Huron for the Pro-
- nuclei Legislature.
hie sixty-sixth ye*r. He is ponvibly in
latter health now than he has been
for many years and NI •a little sign
of feebleness, while his mental facul-
ties are as alert as ever.
ANNUAL MEETING
OF KNOX CHURCH.
Church Organizations in Healthy State -
To Wipe Off Debt in Two Years.
'nee annual meeting of Knox church
was hell tit the lectutr room of the
church \\ eduesdaay evening of last
week, and was presided over by the
pastor. Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, U. A.
!h'. Strang acted its secretary.
Reports were read f -the differ-
ent ot'ganizittious of the congregation.
That from the session was read by the
pester. Set t•Ilty-two new names welt.
added to elle cuutuunion loll. twenty -
11111r en plIdession. and turty•three by
certificate; slxty-tnn were removed
tr be roll, twelve by death, thitty-
tive by eta titivate -and fifteen 'without
cel tlhralr, leaving at ',resent ' 72t on
the toll. (*1Ittr registrations were
t•u malt lags.-, 'lint teen bapthiuts and
thirty -nue burials. The report stated
that the session had re'•eivel a re -
gut -tit from the ladies Aid Society ►o
be allowed the privilege of ilutrating
an individual cunuuunion ,.tf t service
to the .•unglegnt iuu. 'fur 1111 Iter• ih
being balloted on by the members and
I.allots will be received till next Sun-
day.
.1. Elgin Tutu, 1. P. S., as superb).
tendert, itiesetitc.1 the report of the
Smnday suteed. tip•cial reference
was mode to the increasing interest to
the sera ice of praise in the school and
, the importance ut p,uentxl term
.;ght in the regular atteudaune of the
sem ohos. All the• t•untriIto ions nt
the ,''holts go to Inisstun.►ry and
i t,tttolcnt _purposes. Thr t•ongt•ega-
tion made a giant .t( *1 II ler the rim -
num exteusr•' of I h' -rheal. l(t teiptn
uuu t•'t,t•ndttutr, welt. trAio.
Jliss Kate Barr pieseuttd the re-
port of ,the Y. P. S. C. E. This
sou itty has t uunu1. tsbip of fifty-six,
thn'Iy two *retie.• :cup twenty -rune
.t•-sta'uate nte•naes s. The object of till'
S•s't.'ty is not no lunch to t•.us' tuuucy
as to develop the gifts of int tnt•wlieis
through the iv.nk of its several colo•
rite's, sof which there Ar' eight.
The auw el !tai wits rtceitel .u1.1 dis-
bursed.
'I'Itr Ladies' Aid Society reported
through its secretary, Mrs. Coats,. It
began the year wall a 1ledanr id
* ti alld at the eln•e ad relate.
'1 he disbut•tevnent .►waits the Jeri -dun
or the :elution r'g.n'dieg the intro-
duction of the individual tunmuotion
cup.
In the .014C111.1'. ,1 the presider; and
w•rtetlt•y, 1►r. St,t.g read the eepxn't
ul the fielief Society, which Mnsies
itself in looking up needy curses in the
congregation And 'wiping thein to
lest• their Itnnlens.
Miss Tillie Stirling presented the
repoet of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. It, nn•ulletship i.
forty and its ave Age attendance was
1,44.111y -few. The receipts and ex-
px'nditnrrd were $171), including a Fat
tale of clothing for the Sort ha est,
The (It( illitr,ev Mission Band tee
port. was read by alias Grace Dyke.
It showed a tu'tnlatt•ihip of eighty,
with an average attendance of tarty.
A lox of rlothmg wire haul to India,
veined tit $'la. .cud another to the
Not•tt'Iweet, t•,litlel :11 $:s1, itl addition
$.i4was tnntt•ibuttd, snaking a total
of $111.
The financial statement of the con-
gregation was presented Ity the
church treasurer, .i. E. T , and was
e'.nsiderel gratifying, ilia/slouch as
after meeting all demands the hoard
of manageluent. h,ut $3a8 of a Mance
in the general f 1 with which to be-
gin the next earThe aunt of rain
was paid on the tg*ge debt. For
all purposes the congregation raised
daring the year $5,977, including
$1,174 for miwaionary And benevolent
ppurplmetr. The t1e1K on the chitrch
Milling is now $'l,iilp, ail an eftot t
the Hon. J. P. Whitney. Premier, and
%1r. J. P. Downey, our local member,
and Meter ilitatda of Trade throughout
the Province of Ont ria_"
IN FIGHTING TRIM.
Ontario Liberal Party in Splendid Shape,
Says Hon. A. G. MacKay.
Toronto, Februavv :f. -A flying visit
wars 'laid to Toronto last week -end by
the Hon. A. O. Markey. who at the
opening of the Provincial Legislature
next Wednesday will for the Heat time
take his official place., in the house as
the Irtufer of the Opposition.
For ruse time past Mr. MacKay has
(leen eugsg••d in visiting vat' parts
of the Pr .vince. and attending the
conventions celled for the purpose of
HON A. G MACKAY, M. P. P ,
Who this week takes his place in the Leg-
islature as leader of the Opposition.
selecting the candidates whi, are lo la.
the stun.l.ard•h.'*tt-ts, of the }Abend
party at the next Dominion and Pr.t-
ivinriad elections.
I)iscussieg his lour, Mr. MacKay on
(Saturday expressed the greatest satin-
faetinn with regard to the spirit which
he found eutinmating Liberals through.
out I lie Piot i11ce. In places Wheel. he
had 11,4'11 told that the people did not.
usually 1.‘10'1t i their feelings with any
grc it degree of wern'th, he had been
ter •:a ed it all the greatest ant hunias s
and cordiality. Never, in fact, had
the leader, of the p:tt'Ly such gotxl
waren as at present toter! encouraged
as to the future. for never was the
petty in bolter lighting trim.
\Vitt legated. to the appoal'hing
session Mr. Jl:u•Kny indicated that it
wee likely to be nue of considerable
s1 it t."
A WORLD OF GOAD.
That's What Mrs. Kinsella Says Dodd's
Kidney Pills Did for Her.
Sl. ifalat•hie. (joie., Feb, 3.-ISp'-
rial.l \Vmm'n who Heti\ t• will be
interested in the story of Mise. Janes
Kinsella, of this place.
'•1 lied a psis in City right hip." jays
Mrs. Klu,telle, "and in the small of the
ttnek, and was swollen all down ithe
right side of the abdomen. 1 as
elligcd to pass water every fifteen
minutes in a looming, itching -sort of
way. 1 t•utAd nut sleep, bat WAS
nlillgrd- if/ oil in a chair for two
retool/ha'l't.'
-Then i started to use DAWN Kid.
'Rey Pills, and after the first hex felt
h better. i eontinited to us•
them, and tow 1 can go to bed amp
sleep ail other people de. They diel
toe i wo•kl of got d In other ways
toll.'
Mrs. Knieker-"Women's drew.
have"'nn poeketa," Knicker - "And
eater'they are paid for there is noth•
ittg In a clan's. --New York Bun
Toronto, Jan, Jl. --Huron county
ors repr•aaeuted in the wiWteaa lox at
the police court this morning by its
sheriff, registrar and county tt•eas-
utrr, all of wl were yelled to slow
that the hotel Balmoral at St. Joseph.
the property of the St. Jewett!' Land
('owitnuy, of At Welt the defendant
Narcissi+ M. Cautiu was the retr•
aeutatite., had a series of executions
against it, amounting in all to 1$42, -
tato with *erred interest.
C,uuin is charged with obtaining a i
loan of g2,a01 on the property from
Mr'Lits' tiallagber, of this city, by 1
r'pts•srululg it to be entirely uneu•
t brr'd.
Mr. tallaglit'r told his tale of the
111411114,114011% lu 14141041.1114.Dentuon.
After hat lug advanced the money iti
.lout', 11551. on the repteseutations
tale, he said he allowed the intertat
o,ux lute, satisfied that be could
settiru his money out of the building
at any time. jte:entl), (however, he
acquired possession of the title, to
Iliad executions against it for the
.tout mooed, t
t t t and preferred a cburgc
of Paletpretences against lsiten.
Cowin claiutr the' building to be
was t It $IOl1,o5i..
The care was further adjourned till
Tietday.
Action Dian used.
Toronto, February 1. - Magistrate
Denison hits dismissal the actin for
obtaining IIIo!cy limier (alt.• pre-
tences brought I$' %tort Gallagher, a
Totoeito lawyer, against Narciaae M.
1'a1Itin, the ptomotee of the bit.
Joseph land Improvement Company.
This tau ' g 1. W. Curry. K.
cross-ex;tulined 1lr. Gallagher. '
"The first you had to flu with Mr.
Canon was wbeu you endeavored to
obtain $1,(3k1 for biro from a client of
yours?" asked Mr. Curry.
"Yes," said Mr. Gallagher.
"1)111 you examine the abstract
which you obtained?"
•'1'attially, yes. Later 1 had it con-
tinued at MI'. C'autilt's suggeatiun. '
•'lluw long did you hare the ab-
stract in your plurseeviufi?"
1 can't say exactly. Thlre• or four
days.'
•\Viol yeti ,west you did uot ex-
amine it :•"
-Not thoroughly. 1 just looked at
the hack and glanced inside it."
-And you will rweac you did not
look to her bow the talk. was at
"Altsulutt•ly."
'•How lung was it before your client
refused to make the advance to Mr.
Canon?"
"About four or live tLtys I rhuuld
judge.''
"tout you thought at 'hie time that
the , y motile Is' advauwetI ?"
"Yrs; at bast uu the Mit of Jolty
! thought so."
too Per Cent. Interest./
"And, :accenting to the agreement.
•ou wete to he paid 1.111 per cent.Yoth
hers ore and anter maturity ?"
"Did yeti get 111111 per cents':" asked
the magistrate.
"No, of course 1 didn't.," said Mr.
(Iathosher.
"A the agreement call; for it,"
said Mt. (itt u y. "Well !re it you
didn't ,,.•t it. Subsequcutly you
agreed til loan hint the money your-
self'c'
"'(herr was nu agreement."
you atyanged to advance the
alone). Please don't Irl tie fiate any
bb 1
quibbling. 1•uusu taeapucully agreed
to advance curl ' wu.o•)'s under an
agrrt•u,t•nt with Nn, litdlagber?"
"Yes."
"And you received an option held
by JIr. Alw 1)rpteu, of Toronto, on the
Lwds, and drew thee 'agreement,
whet t by Jlro. Gldla;;het rntEitt mete an
agreement with ,.le. learnt for the re-
sale of the lands?“ •
"And you were ill t&'et-it.' the
uun:ey iia ten days?"
"hes. Hut Lill* agIetrttlent wits,
made out in m t•iot% for tarty days...
He was to pity ne II,iskt for the ten
days' ttw• of the nitnl•y."
••What wits the u t of the
loan Asked the Court.
•'It was this %%ay. Your \Vorthil•,•'
exphiifitd Mr. Cutty. '•1ie took up
Jar. Ot
pen's apt ion et $1,1150 and wade
an itdvtnt•r of ',Alba. which he was
to get $I,losl, and her w'hirh Its stile
eespmt'nt ly drut:uade,1 tI ,,riN1,"
•'loos• could he get $1,1, si iule•rest or
Imams III' whntt•ter you call it for an
advance of horst ler (cu dt t ? 1)o you
meats th.it lou roods' intake an advance
of *Millie. ten days owl get IMLtsx) in•
teres( er hint, at the end sof that
time ? What. mete yet thinking of?
i neva i I,t,t'd of, such ,t transaction.
A morn should come into court with
clean baud,," said the muigietrate.
"Did you offer to tike your money
back without int creel :'" asked J1r.
Cut 1t.)•,
"Yes, after lbs fai ty days hetet' up."
Charging for the Risk.
"It looks to me a. 'though you had
been t•lucr,(ing ter 1 he risk you teak,"
cowut..oteJ lilt 1Vurahip.
-And it is tine that yet had the
abstract in your hands fur four or
flt'e (lays feftlt't• you III.t(le• Ille nd•
e'allt•e }'
"Well, wouldn't it show you how
the title wets?'
-•1 Ihutight the s'rtirity with germ."
-How timid you think the secnt•ity
was goal at 4131 pet cent?"
"It leaser L Jlei per cent."
"Well. at 1131 per cent. IL wits a
1,ttn without'ettiiity and why then
do you complain of false. pretences ?
You expected to get 41,155) for ton
days' use of $1,1351, advanced on prop-
erty the atsttrnrt of w'hieli you held ?
Dos you think any jury would Ilnd
for you in such a ease, end en y -
uwtl evidence, ,Mt. (itllaigh'r
"I certainly do. Ile swore that the
title -b*"
L". another matter. lie• is charg-
ed witlt tweittty."
"Do you wish me to ern on with wy
edeas-txarninat ion asked Nit-. Curry.
"Yes," tavid the 1'4 turt.
"Did you rely on the loans in older
to snake that advatne•e?"
"Oh, no."
-Arad yam offered to take your
money back withuitt interest?"
"Yes,"
we've not hint in your hand•
writing to p ni v' that."
Mr. blurry said Mr. Conlin bard
Already told JIr. Gallagher $2,7110.
This the fel ter engds►1 belly denied,
"The teal Lrrnsaction would havr
been the ptyment'nf Herrero to delay
the Josue of the tt'arrout for Conlin's
arrest. Talk .leant a inadm coming
intocalmtWith clean hands! Why.
the that part of this ease in the clean.
eat," said Mr. furry, wlto thereepon
naked that the magistrate dletuiss the
:action for false preteuceee.
This was thereupon done. The
action for perjury was withdrawn, as
Mr. Corley did not wleh to recall the
wltnemem from Oodericb. All the
cases will go down on the grand jury.
•'i lost all my money during the re-
cent petite.""Yet you seem quite
eheerful." "Yea ; Christmas would
have trimmed tic anyhow'," -Ea,
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AN UNCONQUERED PEAK.
Lizard Head on Mount Wilson Has De-
fied the Climbers.
The mountains and peaks of the San
Juan in northwestern 'Colorado pre-
sent a different appearance trom any
of tato northern Rockies.
They are grander, more precipitous,
with sharper pinnacles and More jag-
ged In outline. In height Mounts Mass-
ive,
asa1ve, Elbert and Blanca slightly out-
rank those of the San Juan. brit no
where else can be found whole groups
of mountains rearing their heads` to
and above 14,000 feet
Mount Wilson-14,?b0 teat -the dom-\
inant peak, is one of the most massive
1n the entire Rocky mountain rang.
Just east of this mountain Is the f's
markable tsachyte obelisk called Liz-
ard head. The vlvk1 imagination of
as early pioneer who bad been "seeing
things" is Bald to be responsible for
the name.
The summit is 14,160 feet above the
sea. From a poode;otts base the pin-
nacle rifles ^.A0 feet, with a diameter at
the toot of only about alzty feet, grad-
ually tapering to lees than halt that at
the top.
Lizard head has defied all attempts
of mountain climbers to roach Its sum-
mit. The foot of the pinnacle 1s scally
accomplished. bat thus far the steep
sides of the WO foot shaft have proved
insurmountable. No doubt the time
well come when the venturesome
mountain climber will find a way, but
many a failure is the record of the
past.
Trains circle this mountain fes' miles
on the way tram Telluride to Rica
Waste 01 Energy.
The Merinos and their grades on se•
count of their dense Aeecoo stand expo -
sero to rains and storms better than
the n(ten fieeed coarse wool sheep. and
yet it, pays better to house any kind of
sheep during storms than to take the
chances at catching cold and being
bothered with snuffles all winter. It re-
quires a waste of energy 10 withstand
the disagreeable conditions that are
mire to follow exposure to storms. -
National Stockman.
\Voman's
bleakness
A woman's reproductive
org4ns are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
The light est disorderin the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive
Dodd's Kidney Files
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to woman.
rale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
best friends
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
A Ssrprbe is Misadb
Every box of Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas you open—you will
find a new delight in these dainty
biscuits.
When you want to surprise yoanelf.
give your appetite a treat wick
!hooey's r
Perfection Crean Sodas
r
When Children Cough
gin them that old reliable remedy that never fai s to cure
BOLE'S PREPARATION OF
Friar's Cough Balsam
It stops coughs -breaks up colds -and heals intanuna
tio■ in throat and bronchial tubes. Abeelntely pure and
safe for clultlrent. L'a• it bottle. At druggists et fre .t
NATIONAL Niue a CNtntCAI, CO. Ligase - LONDON, O.,1 3•
Sold'm Goderich by H. C. Dunlop.
The Famous Pedestrian
Gentlemen: -
"1 Was a martyr 10 ratarrll of the
head, tb?ltat and stomach. 1 was an bad
the dont rs feared consumption. 1
tried mss pbnirlans stud melieimet.
A friend grates) Psyeklne. 1 tried
it and it wa the only thing carr did
me any good. am now perfectly well.
It is the gins est remedy the world
has ever known. 1 eau not neer! it fur
my health nnw ut 1 est• t'
strengthener for m, walking matches. 1
owe meth of my pI1; 'cal endurance to
Psyckine. "
.IAMI'S il}:1'Nt)1.D.S.
I' rt Hope. Ont.
Pgehtne is the great t corefor
catarrh of the bad, throat or stomach
is the world. 1t is a wend fun trate
and strengthener of run dow system,
artisg directly on all the vital -.sans,
giving youthful vigor anal steer k to
the system. At all druggists :.tk. a.. el.
or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toro
McLean's
Meat Marke':
i have opened a ne•w Meat Market in
the stand on
EAST STREET
nett eIttar,Ital. M Shoe stoic Masi Ieltly
opposite the Towel Mali.
The store is fitted up in modern style
for the handling of meats in the most
approved way, and 1 intend to serve
my customers with the best to be had
in my line.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CASH
PRICES RIGHT
W. E. McLEAN
MAN 8C B tits?
trice 25 et& Mil
lifrS UNMEi T
- LINIT6D
noes TO C r. a,pt,1rt17
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD
ON TRE
MERITS
OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
Stoves
and
Ranges
at
Manufacturers'
... Prices .. .
Second-hand
HEATERS
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
at
W orsell's
1 Hardware
Your Printing
SHOULD BE AN INDEX
TO YOUR BUSINESS !
POOR Office Stationery indicates sloven -
!Mess. Tasty, well printed Stationery
bespeaks system and carefulness.
The Signal
Job Printing
Department
Supplies only the better kind -won't pay as
to turn out any other. Skilled workmen
only are employed because they should do
-and do -better work than inexperienced
help.
We will convince you of this if you
will trust us with your next order.
THE SIGNAL
JOB DEPARTMENT
IT
A Fresh Start
Our Great January Sale is Closed
We aro now starting up in the regular way with two largo shipillents of
spring imports in Prints, Just-as-1)elaines, Ginghauls, Uhalnbraytl, White Lawns
and Muslim, 'l'owellings, Longcloths, hosiery, and one a 25 -piece lot of early
spring DRESS (GOODS.
Our Print Offerings 1 Laces and Embroideries
are completely new, tut out' yard of old. dark We carry a large new etyck iia there geode
'prints on our 'shelves. Clothe etual to last year I 'ted you will Lind our price* right for the quid -
and prices the rause, 10c *ad 12.1e, color guarau• I it)• of the goals °detect,
teed in every piece, both Tight and dark. Atk tit ' Left -over Laces
be shown our Juat-at'-Iklalnes, cream ground" A lot of left -over Lacer, about halt- ra • in
and dainty bled, a rig and stripe patterie, ctth'ueiennrrand totcbome, gond patioi e, both
colors fart They look Just like Wool De- udgiuge and ins ert.luar.
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Dress Goods I Kid Gloves
MIacks and browny, all Perritt' snake need
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AN UNCONQUERED PEAK.
Lizard Head on Mount Wilson Has De-
fied the Climbers.
The mountains and peaks of the San
Juan in northwestern 'Colorado pre-
sent a different appearance trom any
of tato northern Rockies.
They are grander, more precipitous,
with sharper pinnacles and More jag-
ged In outline. In height Mounts Mass-
ive,
asa1ve, Elbert and Blanca slightly out-
rank those of the San Juan. brit no
where else can be found whole groups
of mountains rearing their heads` to
and above 14,000 feet
Mount Wilson-14,?b0 teat -the dom-\
inant peak, is one of the most massive
1n the entire Rocky mountain rang.
Just east of this mountain Is the f's
markable tsachyte obelisk called Liz-
ard head. The vlvk1 imagination of
as early pioneer who bad been "seeing
things" is Bald to be responsible for
the name.
The summit is 14,160 feet above the
sea. From a poode;otts base the pin-
nacle rifles ^.A0 feet, with a diameter at
the toot of only about alzty feet, grad-
ually tapering to lees than halt that at
the top.
Lizard head has defied all attempts
of mountain climbers to roach Its sum-
mit. The foot of the pinnacle 1s scally
accomplished. bat thus far the steep
sides of the WO foot shaft have proved
insurmountable. No doubt the time
well come when the venturesome
mountain climber will find a way, but
many a failure is the record of the
past.
Trains circle this mountain fes' miles
on the way tram Telluride to Rica
Waste 01 Energy.
The Merinos and their grades on se•
count of their dense Aeecoo stand expo -
sero to rains and storms better than
the n(ten fieeed coarse wool sheep. and
yet it, pays better to house any kind of
sheep during storms than to take the
chances at catching cold and being
bothered with snuffles all winter. It re-
quires a waste of energy 10 withstand
the disagreeable conditions that are
mire to follow exposure to storms. -
National Stockman.
\Voman's
bleakness
A woman's reproductive
org4ns are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
The light est disorderin the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive
Dodd's Kidney Files
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to woman.
rale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
best friends
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
A Ssrprbe is Misadb
Every box of Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas you open—you will
find a new delight in these dainty
biscuits.
When you want to surprise yoanelf.
give your appetite a treat wick
!hooey's r
Perfection Crean Sodas
r
When Children Cough
gin them that old reliable remedy that never fai s to cure
BOLE'S PREPARATION OF
Friar's Cough Balsam
It stops coughs -breaks up colds -and heals intanuna
tio■ in throat and bronchial tubes. Abeelntely pure and
safe for clultlrent. L'a• it bottle. At druggists et fre .t
NATIONAL Niue a CNtntCAI, CO. Ligase - LONDON, O.,1 3•
Sold'm Goderich by H. C. Dunlop.
The Famous Pedestrian
Gentlemen: -
"1 Was a martyr 10 ratarrll of the
head, tb?ltat and stomach. 1 was an bad
the dont rs feared consumption. 1
tried mss pbnirlans stud melieimet.
A friend grates) Psyeklne. 1 tried
it and it wa the only thing carr did
me any good. am now perfectly well.
It is the gins est remedy the world
has ever known. 1 eau not neer! it fur
my health nnw ut 1 est• t'
strengthener for m, walking matches. 1
owe meth of my pI1; 'cal endurance to
Psyckine. "
.IAMI'S il}:1'Nt)1.D.S.
I' rt Hope. Ont.
Pgehtne is the great t corefor
catarrh of the bad, throat or stomach
is the world. 1t is a wend fun trate
and strengthener of run dow system,
artisg directly on all the vital -.sans,
giving youthful vigor anal steer k to
the system. At all druggists :.tk. a.. el.
or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toro
McLean's
Meat Marke':
i have opened a ne•w Meat Market in
the stand on
EAST STREET
nett eIttar,Ital. M Shoe stoic Masi Ieltly
opposite the Towel Mali.
The store is fitted up in modern style
for the handling of meats in the most
approved way, and 1 intend to serve
my customers with the best to be had
in my line.
BUSINESS STRICTLY CASH
PRICES RIGHT
W. E. McLEAN
MAN 8C B tits?
trice 25 et& Mil
lifrS UNMEi T
- LINIT6D
noes TO C r. a,pt,1rt17
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BEWARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD
ON TRE
MERITS
OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
Stoves
and
Ranges
at
Manufacturers'
... Prices .. .
Second-hand
HEATERS
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
at
W orsell's
1 Hardware
Your Printing
SHOULD BE AN INDEX
TO YOUR BUSINESS !
POOR Office Stationery indicates sloven -
!Mess. Tasty, well printed Stationery
bespeaks system and carefulness.
The Signal
Job Printing
Department
Supplies only the better kind -won't pay as
to turn out any other. Skilled workmen
only are employed because they should do
-and do -better work than inexperienced
help.
We will convince you of this if you
will trust us with your next order.
THE SIGNAL
JOB DEPARTMENT
IT