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DANIEL MQDAN I9 URVUSJPD FAIR PLAY
BY DANIEL AI'QILLICUDDY.
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AND THE NEWS -RECORD 18 APPEALED
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TO TO GIVE A JUST GRIEVANCE
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We set the Pace.
0Uli'BIDNT Tomos.
To the Btlitor of The lit4r011, Signal.
that Clinton regniresasystem ofwate'r'-
that the
When a division was expected on the
(+.
Our Riding School tutu caught on
its success Its asr•ured; open to
Remedial Bill in the Dominion oust
your tender feelings so much. If I had
and
the public who desire to learu to
the member for West Huron wear not
provincial timber lilltit4 fit. a cont-
ride on Wednesday, Friday and
' at his post of duty. He has been lu
friend Peter Ryan's and Dr. Dewar's
Monday afternoons. Thursday
Goderich, during the past week.
Pr day ? Peter's thud voice and hlHt-
afternoon will be
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of yuurs, Daniel, didn't work. Your
Ladies Day
The Remedial Hill debate is still oil
I
to, Mr. Howitt, at election t inter,
there tens settlement
skeleton. The logic of it skeleton
I aL Ottawa. A division was expected
would be warped and halted at the
Set apart, fill LADil,S' ONLY.
last Friday night, the vote was de-
r•
Arrallgeloollts call be made for
lessons of dusil'e41,
I feried, but ulay take place to -day,
shuts" would do duly instead of fail'
private
Wednesday. The most thorough and
sitto
Remember
practical deliverance nil the school
teulpted to bruwbettt me in yout• sanc-
Money Lid for insU union will is
} pi p
question wA.) delivered last Friday by
lion, taco. E. Foster. Finance Minister,
wAys winding up with the dPclHriL-
the ".SVIVO •st
Illy on purchase should you buy a
t speech that will certainly thank till�w�h(eel
writing and actions as the self-conceit-
froill� ulIs.
IILLIr•U valuhtbl.; pages of ('alladiltn his-
th
��
VAA V"QnN9�'
I,,
tory.
Y/ ''y
Stiles �n Dregs
Are continually changink, and no
one knows it better than Lill- la(lies.
There is it great deed of dressrrlak-
ir,g dune at, hoiden in those dayb, of
economy, hett.e the sale of
Butteilick's Delineator
Dress Patterns
Are steadily on the increase. We
etre agents in Clinton for these prat -
terns, also for the best of Fashion
Journals
The-----�
Delineator . L e
which at $1 per year or 15c. per
copy is tint -quelled. The April
Number is now in And also are the
April Fashion Sheets and ane free
to all our U.Ttourers.
BIC UC103
Are more popular than ever, but
they are ;tot as yet sold at $1 per
pound, (and they never will be is
our prodiction)-they are, however,
sold accurding to their value and
merit rind just as you can get a
cheap watch or it good watch so
1 you can get a Bicycle at $10, $50,
/ $00, $65, $75, $9') and $100.
If you are in doubt its to where and
what to buy -ctrl] and consult wit}l
its. Sample wheels now in `•+tock.
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We C r&C III
CLINTON.
Tum Nr;th'ti Rtvc•01ILD is indebted to
Mr. J. T. L,larrow, M, Y. Y. for West
Il urocl, for- a number of parliamentary
t,apers, Iainong thew "Alt act to redEuce
the number of county couucillurs,"
"Au net respecting the revision of
voters' lists," "Ail act respecting bake
shops," and -All act to provide fur the
nppulutouent of siuking fund cominis-
bhoners. ' These various Bills were in-
troduced by Messrs. Hardy, Meacham,
Dryden and (orruan, and will he desalt
With in these culuWlus as tittle Itud
Space pern)iw,
In Another coluulu it correspondent
suggests waterworks as a suitable Ili -
Vestment for the Stavely estate money.
We du not know that tile Government
would allow the $10,W0 to go for this
purpos(-, but if so the matter should be
seriously considered. The period is
coming when Ulinton just grmpl)le
with tile, waterworksquestion and obis
is certainly run opportunity to discuss
the Matter•. Another correspondent
advocates ggra iolithiewalksas A benefit
to tile public,,and a public work. This
would also be It lasting benefit to the
town And is worthy of consideration if
the money can he applied to such a
work,
VOICE CF THE PRESS.
The Two Daniels.
Soaforth Sun.
Mr. Daniel Moran brought Mr. Dan-
iel McGillicuddy, the editor of the
Signal, to task for his unjustifiable
attack on Rev. Father Lacombe's let-
ter to the Lineral leader. Mr. Dan Mc-
Gillicuddy used every means to dis-
trade Mr. Dan Moran front publishing
his remarks in the Signal. Dan pub-
lished Dans letter with reluctance, and
in absence of argument raked Dan
editorailly. Dan called upon the other
Dan, in his den, and requested Editor
Dan's liberty to allow him, Dan (the
fetvorably known veteran reporter) to
defend himself in the Sig null where he
wits Abused. The irate Dan roared like
rL mad bovine and sprang' frons h_s eiti-
tor•ial seat -the other Dan jadle the
Vickest time on record out of Dan's
. Dan gave Dan one dose -it was
till over dose -rind Dan couldn't
stand another dose from Dan. Dan's
pungent remarks cut Dan's hardened
conclence. Dan will pay his compli-
ments to Dan ere long.
Granolithic Walks.
Editor Xemi-Record.
DEAR SIR, -I would like to see gran-
olithic walks in Clinton. I hope the
Committee in charge of the St wely
estate money will consider a scheme
for laying such it walk in this
town. Such An improvement would
he a Misting henefit to the ratepayers.
The late Mr. Stavely was fond
of A good walk and Always took hie
,,;Lily exercise in this way. Perpetuate
his memory and provide A lasting bene-
fit Lo the town.
Dlar•c•h 10,
The s'rice, of Larld.
Editor .V fri-X,orel.
Sill, The New Era in its Inst issue
has under rho heading "News Notes"
the following pill•a,„ raph :--
According to the titrutfurd ifcr•a1rL;c rarni In
i'erth rousts (�'hlrh brought ffi1fi,rHN)uh'cen ),ars
ago, Ila, ju..t bion sold for ti11,3•MI, assuredly
the N, 11. k milking the farniv" of Canada rich!
This is it sAutple of the information
the Grit press grv(�5 its reAdcr's.
elvIYUt`1'i1$1"t11C!!15, Is it to or wondered ;it that the
_
ordinary tint, who reads nothing but
The OTriad Ilicycl- Co. papers of ill(, New Era, Huron Sl�fnal
Spring ILus .T,u'ksuu I;ru.type, is ill trlfornn•d. The editor of the
Farsighli•d Alb•n 8: Wilson. Nrw E -n knows, orouggllt.to know, that
About tors-ts •Hodge•rl4 Bros. land Inas depreciated tine past 10 years
Styles in 10),Dr-.s Win. Cooper & ri, 1h- world over. :l part, fl'ont the qul-s-
RYLdy-noldP Clothing A. J. Iloilo- t.iou of Protection or Free Trade the
way. cultivation of grain has lat•gely ill -
Spring Stlitings PluulstePl R: Gih• c•rensvd, find in it proportion farreAt-
bings. er than t.heden)and. Tho mttnrai Con -
Uncle Sain's ToNtevo ('lira Allen lit se(Itlenr" of this inrrPhse in "ll f)ly, has
WIIsot1. been a decrease in Val Iws. AI) in pro -
We are going to have our say The,ic)rtion as the products of the Lind
W. 1). Fair Co. �I;tee dec•reitsed in vlLhl-s so the land
itself in All r rival distriet4 lois As F. rule
decrenspo also. For instance, the New
Fra cites this woeful cast• of it farul in
Thc- Huron News-Reeora 1'Prt.h county selling for$1(1,lNN). 11 years
agn,now only fetching $11,:3'>a). "'ell, in
1 25 a Year -81.0n In Advance. the first, placl-, these tigurrs 11.0 luerely
- --Herald,
cnpied finis thPStratford H all]. Tut
WFI)Nt•;Hnnv. I�IArtr•II 14th, 18M. tvc, twill assume for Hr},ruments saki'
I hey nro torr -rt• lint the lT-rAld
- - - --_ faiN to inform us if the8, 10,0110 av;as not
UI//c;lils.l'•ti'rolf[SU 110,118. n fancy pricv. Very p',s.ilily the
value of his $10,iNNt fartl) vl-v-n vent's
Art i)t.t,AV,t ror'rfP Ipot)dvnl, I-PlatPR tlip ago wit"; riot one Pont ot•-r $Ia,l)(NI. I
know of ,just -rich it c;wr near ( Tinton
tollowing important, news which was A nl:u) Psprria,tty lr,urt-d n. farm nrrl.r
given to the Nou.,w last: ThursdnY : to his own and Ilii l $10,(NN) for n farm
A PLAT co crILADICTION, Chat nobody else would have thought of
Mr. Belley, the ineinher for Chiron_ paying over $7,."99) fir. Thi4 is most.
tirni, made it statement in the Hou4c> ,)robahly A similar cane. Them, too,
the selling pr•irr to-riny at $11,301 i�
t,o-night of c•onsiderHhle ilnportnner. not, said to hen for-ced sideorothe•rwis-.
solve ti,ni, Ago two Liberal papers in The difference between 1114.41' condi-
Quebec reportedr. Lauri -r its having tions of pdrehA4e and sale as staled by
thianked God til t, ih-rP wrre no Or- tilt'. Ar•- sufficient alone to n( count in
atngenien A'lno the i,iber al,. To. whole fur• the difference in viLl(IeR. Rot
fhP R l
mm�t, teas r- )Prated 1) leave this lin- of argurrumt„ and sop-
'night t Y )lisp )tll•<'11iLRP x11,) hnb4P( In`Ylt RH.Il-
Mr, faylur, wh-n it was r hH IPnRPd byy T I 1
Mr. DHvios, who drr}ared that, his lead- show an nrttutl lo.s Irl v;lluev of 1$1,(ltit),
er bnd denied having ti4ed the expres- that equals say Zit . or it fall. And t. tie
sign. His denial, said Dr, Ferguson, New Hra tries Io llotke its rvad•>rs
was As evasive As his etches. Dr. Mr. Iwlieve this i4 owing to the N. 1).
Donald rolled on Mr.�ritylor. to retract, Well, i have a. lin-vtiun to ask Mr.
but Mr. Belley rose and declared that Hnlmes, and i hope he will answ•-r it
he was present at the meeting, and The values of I- Rs -d land in Great
heart] Mr. LAurier make the statement Britain in 1448 aggregnted £(f:3,.W,(NN).
in question. The Liberal leAder wits in 094 the figure was redneed to £•i0, -
not in the house at the time, but Mr. or A loss In va.lue4 of i1'/y�- Thi+
Belley will, it is understood, take, an• iR over the who)P Aren of Great r9rltwin
other occasion to repeat his declare- Ta.keisolabed Pxan ()lee like thoNew Ern
tion. has, And cases of de reciation can lit
instanced whetre the fall in land value,
I,; considerably higher than 20%. Wil
Nobody ever suspected that Bir Rich Mr. 1lnlmes tell its if Free Trade has
and Cartwright was an artist in black caused this large shrinkage in lane
and white, but the Globe so represents valves in this Free Trade country, ant:
the knight in its cartoon last Fridayy. And if not, what has?
We thought the fact was generally Yours, etc.,
conceded that. Sir Richard was ex- JOHN RANyFORD,
elusively an artist in blue. Stapleton, March 13, IFM.
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snow About 11 Atter N o1 s ,
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DANIEL MQDAN I9 URVUSJPD FAIR PLAY
BY DANIEL AI'QILLICUDDY.
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AND THE NEWS -RECORD 18 APPEALED
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TO TO GIVE A JUST GRIEVANCE
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DA-41KL M0RAN
Oode>r•icil, Starch Ill.
Mistaken Tactics.
Halifax flem1d.
It looks very Much like history Ir'-
p-hting Itself. In 144,7, when the fate
of Itiel was hiLnging in Ihe hniance,
Mr. Ifl;tke tusk refuge flrstin England
and nfterwards within Ihe lines of
i'nrrPs Vedrils. After Itu•1's f;1te was
rl-rid-d Mr. slake• mini out in orong
cunden;nttion of the Government. for,
permittingthelaw to tnk- its course:
and hl- raid his suppor•tors innle nn ch
of (he fart that though it Protestant.
rind An Ontario man, Mr. Blake was
not afr•nid t4) j ,in hitnds with tho howl-
ing Rielitfiq nl' Q,4vlioc The fact wa4
that. hr, had rhosen his posiLion solely
With t.hP idea that. he could (hereby
c,tptur•- Que•her withnnt.losing Ont,nt•io,
slut. whin in 1447 th- rnnntr•y wits (vill-
ied on for its vercdiet., Dir. Blake foini d
to his conslrrnation that. he had lost.
Ontario wid railed to va-ptore Quebec.
Dir• f,aurier is intilking the saniP MIR-
tnk- now. Ne htip-4 to hold Quebee
and by ,sing As an anti.Catholic
('tntreh c tampion to c•Aptnre Onhirio.
Ilot: when the billot.R are coi nle•d he
will find that hr lvl.,z loot Quebec and
railed to captit e Ontario. Ile will
find that the vote to capture which he
,R willing to throw the Roman Cat.ho-
lics of ManitohA to the wolves, is not.
by Any rnealls As large aR he Rnppos-s,
and lit. most hr will only get A portion
of K. Sir Oliver Mowar,, it murk more
sit ar'ous party lemler than Laurier,
hit.4 always, of Het. purpose antagonized
the vote that Laurier is RAcraficing
t-verything to c;apt.nre. An,l before
Dir. Laurier is Another year older he
will he. convinced of the folly of PR-
tranging those thilt, might trust hire in
at.ternpts t.o cajole t ode who will
never trust him.
Nir•. isnnr Ca tmer, postmaster of
Milton West, Ontario, died at his home
on Saturday.
a Advanced Weals
to strength and pure blood neces-
r-v to resist the effects of cold seasons
e given by hood's Sarsaparilla.
" I have for the last 25 years of my life
be complaining of a weakness of the
ngs and colds in the head, especially in
e w inter. laat fall I was again attacked.
Iisading of Hood's Sarsaparilla I was led
try it. I am now taking the fifth hot-
s with good results. I can positively say
at I have not spent a winter as free from
ughs or pains and difficult breathing
eIla for the last 25 years as was last win -
r. I can lie down and sleep all night
ithout any anuoyanoe from cough or
in in the lunge or asthmatic difficulty."
M. CHAMBICas, J. P., Cornhill, N. B.
Hood's farsalparilla
Is the Only
`Prue Blood Pmri>Fier
omineutly In the public eyo today,
pd)CI'f3 Pills cure babItual const1pa-
tloy, Yrice "per box.
Erratic Men.
The Hamilton Spectator says :---
"Nobody will be. surprised at E. E.
hepppard's announcement that hence -
vi IIP. can be considered a follower
M r. Laurier. Mr. Sheppard has been
or thing by starts and nothing
ng "
To which the Lindsay Warder per-
lently replies: -
'Ability. conation sense and judg-
ent are rarely combined in one man to
marked degree. The editor of Satur-
Ly Night and the Toronto Evening
Ire• is in many respects it very able
-iter. His pen is fluent and caustic.
pped with it dash of cow -ho or wild-
est recklessness and slang Mr. ,Sh�p-
nrd's sentences are at times interest -
g reading.
"Those who know him best, admire
e kind heart And keen intellect, but
Bret the nnbalaneed judgment, the
clous and revengeful temper and the
clination to bully by thrents rather
an to lead by argument and reason.
"Mr. Sheppard might make a mark
r good in Canada were he to recog-
ze that all who do not choose to see
he does on rill subjects are not
tuated by improper motives; rind
at all who do not act after his model
e not traitors to good citizenship and
Ultnada. If he would but review his
wn record and note how townsy of
s former fads, in which he wits (le>ep-
concerned, and against whose np-
onents he wits very Bitter And severe,
e would now condemn, it shonld prove
healthqq object lesson to Mr. E. E,
heppar•(1,
"No nian, not even Lhe writer, could
•"fit luore than the talented editor of
he Toronto fitar and Saturdhy Night
y observing the precept of Bobbie
trend' fatuous Imes :
`-Wad sotne power the gift i- gi- its
To see oursel s as idler i see us."
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IF YOU would see a big ator•e with a big
Stook of bright Goody, "Visit Ilere."
Ili' YOU are looking for the very love-
litet soft bleudiug Checks in popular
1Y�;st 8tuffd'•Visit Here."
IF YOU are wondering what the very
latest Catton Wash Goids ale this ties.
son "Visit Here,"
IF YOU are out to pick up while Stocks
are full tae latest fast Prints and Stylish
SuiL Duoks "Visit Ilero."
IF YOU pulposo soon buying Now
Dress Materials for yourself and family
by all meaus "Visit hero."
1F YO1' want 12jo. Phots 33 in. wide
Fast Colored fur 8e., 20c. Towels for
Hie., 7c. heavy Grey Cotton for Sc.,
8troufi Dutch Indigo Prints worth 18c.
for 121, ,Visit Here."
1F YOU wish to wear the only perfect
Corset ask here for those with Ore per-
fection fastening,
GILROY & WISEMA,�V.
PLUMSTEEL & GIBBINGS
SPRING SUITINGS,
Gentlemen,—We aro showing a Sloek of Spring Suitingd consisting of
everything that is New and Nobby. In prices we have no competition.
\Ve guarantee to save you at least 15;'.
Spring Suits to order from $10 up.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Selling Rapidly.. --
.Men's Pante, all wool, well made, $1.00 pair.
Men's Suits, Goode that will wear, $4.00 suit.
Boy's Clothing at prices that will please you.
SHOES and RUBBERS.
We are headquartera for these Goods. Having closed out our "Old
Goods" before moving to our New Store, we now offer new and up -to -
data Goods, for lose money than you will pay elsewhere for last year's
;node.
LADIES' RUBBERS, the best quality, now goods, 39c. pair. LADIES'
HOUSE SLIPPERS, very comfortable, 20c, pair,
Our Millinery Department is Now Open,
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PLUIUSTEEL & GIBBINGS, - Wort st,f 0118 �4
cation he had to conte to Goderich and bion. Myr. Foster's Speech.
during' the r• -cent election insult many
of those front whorl he receives his lIa know spectator.
brelut and hatter?" It will thus he All stenCaman knows that Non:. George
E, Foster can intake it gond speech ; ILiI
seen that Petit• will receive A warts Canadit knows that hr is dw best, de -
though not kindly reception should he bater• in the house of c•oulrnons, tint it
return to Nest Huron, but safely en- goes without shying' that his speech of
sconce( in his Registrar's chair he can, yesteril ay' (Fl iday) in defense of Lhe
,till] we itre sure does;, simile ;it the pea- govt 1 nul-nl's course on t.hc bliu)itob;t
ple he has so often befouled. School e;o-stion, was capiLal. It was
more than that: it wn4 the speech of
the ses don, and }probably the speech of
g '> %Tr Foster's )uliticlll life It wits a
Peter 1i:y.an Called Down,
rission
Itin
vould
snow About 11 Atter N o1 s ,
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DANIEL MQDAN I9 URVUSJPD FAIR PLAY
BY DANIEL AI'QILLICUDDY.
1
AND THE NEWS -RECORD 18 APPEALED
}
TO TO GIVE A JUST GRIEVANCE
Who has riot, of
le whilom iron -lunged Provincial tine-
PUBLICITY.
defense of the governrnent's pro.
To the Btlitor of The lit4r011, Signal.
that Clinton regniresasystem ofwate'r'-
that the
DEAR SIR,- I am sorry illy defence
of the Rev. Fathra• Lacombe ruffled
t e greatest effect. The speech will go
your tender feelings so much. If I had
t)ort.unP time to move in thatdirec:',ion.
assented to your suggestion to oulit Fr.,
provincial timber lilltit4 fit. a cont-
Lac•ombe's letter -anti your esteemed
rPiid)- fnrilIVII of N] r. Foster by the peo-
friend Peter Ryan's and Dr. Dewar's
for waterworks, because such tier inv-st-
front Lily letter, there would have been
Pr day ? Peter's thud voice and hlHt-
only its skeleton left, This suggestiou
clear-headed [Iran, possessed of won.
of yuurs, Daniel, didn't work. Your
of the conditions on which the $111,0'9)
effort would be, it it did, to demolish a
to, Mr. Howitt, at election t inter,
there tens settlement
skeleton. The logic of it skeleton
veiny much greater work than nny-
would be warped and halted at the
;L public we ialrrady
signal's sweet will -by Vulgar per-
r•
sourtlnties and billingsgate, •'Soap
erld-('onservative party ought to }tie,
shuts" would do duly instead of fail'
TI
play. In order- to supress lily letter•
Veavored
sitto
your, paper,, you rn and at-
. « . AT r. Foster f`IORPR
teulpted to bruwbettt me in yout• sanc-
ar
tint. I atu old enough to ]lldge tot'
wAys winding up with the dPclHriL-
the ".SVIVO •st
myself and ail as responsible for lily
b
writing and actions as the self-conceit-
In
Ott 'Signal editor-, and have lit) occasion
th
to apply to the etylnolog'ieal prodigy
Policy, And heli) it through this diffi-
who runs the Signal for the uherulirng
house seem to rue to he the• only feasible
of "nuso})hlaticuted•" 1 have heard
to
critninal lawyers bullying witnesses,
tl
but ulv n•tinebake Danie? takes the
th
cake to bully a correspondent in his
Intimidation
co
Utfice'. anil boisterous ill-
lip
tel rogations will notsilouce the writer.
to
When the faith of myself, illy neigh-
w
bur, illy pastor, illy church, or my God
pa
is At brake, 1 will be heard whether•
E.
Daniel MvGrillicuddy id willing of not.
ousP and scrub the flools of the de.
Solne then fear your pois000tls And
caustic pen And ton lie, but I do not.
When Daniel McGillicuddy dares to be
a Daniel and beard the lion to his den,
•ent to his reward. Iif- didn't (141),
lIR lift• by Ally Irl-Alls, hilt t1n cll.V flf0jr
fork 4nh-
then Greek meets Greek and the tug-
-
of-war corned. Now for the two Dans.
Uh, its safe to be a Daniel
ividPd And vat chair
d registrar, one of the most richly up-
When tho people aro Agreed
Pr
That, Lilo very, thing you arguo for
Is the %'Cly thil)I{ ULI heed.
You illyy Baro to iw a Daniel
r thought: that no sneer would b-
13 fl • I
When tf10 people aro so kind
That thoy' wouldn't hurt a Daniel
Should ho leant to spook his whid.
-
Protestant merchants, gentlemen of
Goderich, express wbhorronce ret the
Signrtl's un just and guttersnipe attacks
on respected gentlemen through "es-
teeruet correspondents" and its own
S
utterances. When I reply in decent,
"
f")
language. why attack lily lack of
schoAlastic attainments' This has
of
nothing to do with my defence of Fr.
ev
Io
Lacombe, and I ain not an office -seeker
either. McGillicuddy,theeruclitepeda-
goge and juggler, was not even in the
tit
woods in my youth to teach me or any
one else syntax or the meaning of "un-
m
sophisticated." Hence I remain un-
a
cultured, but not ill-bred like my de-
dI
graded naulesabe ! If I had been it
St
pupil of Daniel McGillicuddy the people
w
would be juttified in saying God help
the
Ti
self-appointed defenders of the
w
clergy, Mayors And editors like Todd,
Mitchell and others I alight• name,
n
But some of these at least are
well able to take care,. of thein-
th
selves. I ail not it specal defender
re
of the Faith, but I aveluid like to say to
vi
Daniel McGilfic•nddy, the annexation-
ist, that Queen Victoria is. Of course
to
til
he don't care very much for HerMa'es-
ty. Wben I wrote abcut Fr. Trt-
fo
comhe's letter to the Signal, McGilli-
cuddy knows perfectly well there was
ni
not one word about Faith in his letter
as
to Laurier, but Daniel refutes to stick
as
` til
to the point and fails when he endeav
ors to turn Moran's opinions into rldi-
ar
cute. Scrcasru, sneers, irony and ridi-
to
cule rive not Argument, and I again re
o
peat that Fr. Lacojhe's letter is uu-
hi
ly
assailable. The Signal found this out
and Judas -like at•tac'ked the writer. It
is, in his eyes, reprehensible to style it
political blundeeer "notorious," hilt all
A
S
right, to style a respected and honored
gentle midi—rL clergynian—' unsophis-
t e ated !" Daniel i5 'willing" thin Sig•
pr
nal I-vadens should read the dictionary.
t
Whitt it great privil-ge i'' I find that.
h
(1) "Unsophisticated" nutans free from
B
adulteration, germine•, pure; (2) fr•r•e
from artificialty; (:i) showing iuexper•i-
eneP, verdant• "ver•drult." green, its it
verdant youth. "Notorious„ is ton
outrageous ill) epithet for it Political
tmunp who Misr -presents ministers,
�wiests arld hie hops its Peter R An has
een doing. i30t DaniPl McGillicuddy
dov4 not hesitate to style Fr. Lavolnhe
It
an "ignoramus•" Your renders must
(•t
judge whether he or McGillicuddy is
c•1
worthy of the title. When the Signa}
(.i
sHys my writings arca "polite" i rim
c)
sorry I cannot return the compliment,
II
for i-ar•ning in the )uouth of n foul is
p
like iL Ral'nl'd In till- hAndt4of it 111;ldlrlall,
Ill
OV like a shot. gun within the control of
r)
A lalpoi11L; like these, McGillicuddy is
A
preparml with his poisoned arrow to
0
Any all opposed to hint. Failing by filir
means, uohlir Inethnds will he adopted
i
by 10111,
f(
DA-41KL M0RAN
Oode>r•icil, Starch Ill.
Mistaken Tactics.
Halifax flem1d.
It looks very Much like history Ir'-
p-hting Itself. In 144,7, when the fate
of Itiel was hiLnging in Ihe hniance,
Mr. Ifl;tke tusk refuge flrstin England
and nfterwards within Ihe lines of
i'nrrPs Vedrils. After Itu•1's f;1te was
rl-rid-d Mr. slake• mini out in orong
cunden;nttion of the Government. for,
permittingthelaw to tnk- its course:
and hl- raid his suppor•tors innle nn ch
of (he fart that though it Protestant.
rind An Ontario man, Mr. Blake was
not afr•nid t4) j ,in hitnds with tho howl-
ing Rielitfiq nl' Q,4vlioc The fact wa4
that. hr, had rhosen his posiLion solely
With t.hP idea that. he could (hereby
c,tptur•- Que•her withnnt.losing Ont,nt•io,
slut. whin in 1447 th- rnnntr•y wits (vill-
ied on for its vercdiet., Dir. Blake foini d
to his conslrrnation that. he had lost.
Ontario wid railed to va-ptore Quebec.
Dir• f,aurier is intilking the saniP MIR-
tnk- now. Ne htip-4 to hold Quebee
and by ,sing As an anti.Catholic
('tntreh c tampion to c•Aptnre Onhirio.
Ilot: when the billot.R are coi nle•d he
will find that hr lvl.,z loot Quebec and
railed to captit e Ontario. Ile will
find that the vote to capture which he
,R willing to throw the Roman Cat.ho-
lics of ManitohA to the wolves, is not.
by Any rnealls As large aR he Rnppos-s,
and lit. most hr will only get A portion
of K. Sir Oliver Mowar,, it murk more
sit ar'ous party lemler than Laurier,
hit.4 always, of Het. purpose antagonized
the vote that Laurier is RAcraficing
t-verything to c;apt.nre. An,l before
Dir. Laurier is Another year older he
will he. convinced of the folly of PR-
tranging those thilt, might trust hire in
at.ternpts t.o cajole t ode who will
never trust him.
Nir•. isnnr Ca tmer, postmaster of
Milton West, Ontario, died at his home
on Saturday.
a Advanced Weals
to strength and pure blood neces-
r-v to resist the effects of cold seasons
e given by hood's Sarsaparilla.
" I have for the last 25 years of my life
be complaining of a weakness of the
ngs and colds in the head, especially in
e w inter. laat fall I was again attacked.
Iisading of Hood's Sarsaparilla I was led
try it. I am now taking the fifth hot-
s with good results. I can positively say
at I have not spent a winter as free from
ughs or pains and difficult breathing
eIla for the last 25 years as was last win -
r. I can lie down and sleep all night
ithout any anuoyanoe from cough or
in in the lunge or asthmatic difficulty."
M. CHAMBICas, J. P., Cornhill, N. B.
Hood's farsalparilla
Is the Only
`Prue Blood Pmri>Fier
omineutly In the public eyo today,
pd)CI'f3 Pills cure babItual const1pa-
tloy, Yrice "per box.
Erratic Men.
The Hamilton Spectator says :---
"Nobody will be. surprised at E. E.
hepppard's announcement that hence -
vi IIP. can be considered a follower
M r. Laurier. Mr. Sheppard has been
or thing by starts and nothing
ng "
To which the Lindsay Warder per-
lently replies: -
'Ability. conation sense and judg-
ent are rarely combined in one man to
marked degree. The editor of Satur-
Ly Night and the Toronto Evening
Ire• is in many respects it very able
-iter. His pen is fluent and caustic.
pped with it dash of cow -ho or wild-
est recklessness and slang Mr. ,Sh�p-
nrd's sentences are at times interest -
g reading.
"Those who know him best, admire
e kind heart And keen intellect, but
Bret the nnbalaneed judgment, the
clous and revengeful temper and the
clination to bully by thrents rather
an to lead by argument and reason.
"Mr. Sheppard might make a mark
r good in Canada were he to recog-
ze that all who do not choose to see
he does on rill subjects are not
tuated by improper motives; rind
at all who do not act after his model
e not traitors to good citizenship and
Ultnada. If he would but review his
wn record and note how townsy of
s former fads, in which he wits (le>ep-
concerned, and against whose np-
onents he wits very Bitter And severe,
e would now condemn, it shonld prove
healthqq object lesson to Mr. E. E,
heppar•(1,
"No nian, not even Lhe writer, could
•"fit luore than the talented editor of
he Toronto fitar and Saturdhy Night
y observing the precept of Bobbie
trend' fatuous Imes :
`-Wad sotne power the gift i- gi- its
To see oursel s as idler i see us."
0
IF YOU would see a big ator•e with a big
Stook of bright Goody, "Visit Ilere."
Ili' YOU are looking for the very love-
litet soft bleudiug Checks in popular
1Y�;st 8tuffd'•Visit Here."
IF YOU are wondering what the very
latest Catton Wash Goids ale this ties.
son "Visit Here,"
IF YOU are out to pick up while Stocks
are full tae latest fast Prints and Stylish
SuiL Duoks "Visit Ilero."
IF YOU pulposo soon buying Now
Dress Materials for yourself and family
by all meaus "Visit hero."
1F YO1' want 12jo. Phots 33 in. wide
Fast Colored fur 8e., 20c. Towels for
Hie., 7c. heavy Grey Cotton for Sc.,
8troufi Dutch Indigo Prints worth 18c.
for 121, ,Visit Here."
1F YOU wish to wear the only perfect
Corset ask here for those with Ore per-
fection fastening,
GILROY & WISEMA,�V.
PLUMSTEEL & GIBBINGS
SPRING SUITINGS,
Gentlemen,—We aro showing a Sloek of Spring Suitingd consisting of
everything that is New and Nobby. In prices we have no competition.
\Ve guarantee to save you at least 15;'.
Spring Suits to order from $10 up.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Selling Rapidly.. --
.Men's Pante, all wool, well made, $1.00 pair.
Men's Suits, Goode that will wear, $4.00 suit.
Boy's Clothing at prices that will please you.
SHOES and RUBBERS.
We are headquartera for these Goods. Having closed out our "Old
Goods" before moving to our New Store, we now offer new and up -to -
data Goods, for lose money than you will pay elsewhere for last year's
;node.
LADIES' RUBBERS, the best quality, now goods, 39c. pair. LADIES'
HOUSE SLIPPERS, very comfortable, 20c, pair,
Our Millinery Department is Now Open,
0
PLUIUSTEEL & GIBBINGS, - Wort st,f 0118 �4
cation he had to conte to Goderich and bion. Myr. Foster's Speech.
during' the r• -cent election insult many
of those front whorl he receives his lIa know spectator.
brelut and hatter?" It will thus he All stenCaman knows that Non:. George
E, Foster can intake it gond speech ; ILiI
seen that Petit• will receive A warts Canadit knows that hr is dw best, de -
though not kindly reception should he bater• in the house of c•oulrnons, tint it
return to Nest Huron, but safely en- goes without shying' that his speech of
sconce( in his Registrar's chair he can, yesteril ay' (Fl iday) in defense of Lhe
,till] we itre sure does;, simile ;it the pea- govt 1 nul-nl's course on t.hc bliu)itob;t
ple he has so often befouled. School e;o-stion, was capiLal. It was
more than that: it wn4 the speech of
the ses don, and }probably the speech of
g '> %Tr Foster's )uliticlll life It wits a
Peter 1i:y.an Called Down,
rission
Itin
vould
snow About 11 Atter N o1 s ,
-- -
i
masterly nssenlhlage of facts and A1 -
Editor Neu•s-1h•rord,
loged farts, upon which he built {pow-
lildRetown Dominion.
heard PP1Pr Rvail,
DEAR Slit, -While aIg,reeing with
erful argillnents, set fr)I•l 11 it) brilliant.
English. Ile made the best possible`
Who has riot, of
le whilom iron -lunged Provincial tine-
sonlP of your correspondents, I :un of
the opinion I orlg with many others
defense of the governrnent's pro.
•11nhent. auctioneer, who, utter the
talup;tffne had rer•cived the n-cess'at'Y
that Clinton regniresasystem ofwate'r'-
that the
gralnlne, and pelt it in such language,
=kvn ill slit}) milliner As to create
works, and present Is lit) lip-
t e greatest effect. The speech will go
1111141,0011 nlnnng the t)uy-r•s, disposed
t)ort.unP time to move in thatdirec:',ion.
a long way to eanfirnl the opinion, ;it -
provincial timber lilltit4 fit. a cont-
Chis Irurney, i holieve, could be secured
rPiid)- fnrilIVII of N] r. Foster by the peo-
that netted hills it few hundred
for waterworks, because such tier inv-st-
pIP Of ('ttllrt(ltl, ttl}Lt IME' IN a brnlny,
Pr day ? Peter's thud voice and hlHt-
anent, would he "public,"and that is one
clear-headed [Iran, possessed of won.
it Inlander• blade lith all itivAtil able
of the conditions on which the $111,0'9)
Very debating power, and ellof
to, Mr. Howitt, at election t inter,
there tens settlement
imist ho invi-strd. i do not app of
i l
lihr•hryy because
veiny much greater work than nny-
lid wherever it
• �,
f Irish Roman CAtholics, there Potor
;L public we ialrrady
thidgh- hila yPtunrlrrtatken. The T,il)-
r•
blty- ono of smtlicitmt capacity to fins-
erld-('onservative party ought to }tie,
he swtl to dvoollnre roryisio,
%ver alt the public demands. Another
nn(1 is, proud of the finance Minister.
rish landlordism, and to throw in a
ohj Pction is that it would )w pbu•ing a
. « . AT r. Foster f`IORPR
,w sentences in favor of Home fin!-.
luxlu•y on the people that would neith-
with a powerful ,appeal to Conserva-
wAys winding up with the dPclHriL-
the ".SVIVO •st
(>I hP ;Ii)1)reci;lIed Or biken advantAp
t,ives, both in the house And out of it.,
on that Sir Oliver• WAS
of by the mnsR-s. Ward Rr.hoo s•
to he loyal to the partyof the Nat.ional,µ
-eature"in public life, that he wits t11P
wfitPrwurks, public park or opera
Policy, And heli) it through this diffi-
L>fender of Separitb< Schools, Ilie
house seem to rue to he the• only feasible
vulty, that, it, nifty go to the country
usoro friend of the bish( ps, and that,
scherd-s of lasting benefit•, Aod I lion
-
with the prestige of power•.
I the goodness of his heart, he had a ).
F• }
c•stly favor wht.et•avork4. Wh:at do hP
oint-d a couple of friylMicu te) office
' nuLys-s desire? Yours,—
i
nd permitted it few neon And wornen
�i1N<'Rrt1TY.
1 The :inns of Htigland will meet at
r the ('Pith' ravo to shovel f lie snow
March 11.
I Brantford next year.
•cru the sidewolks at government.
ousP and scrub the flools of the de.
ftT't.11lPl]1.A,1 h111h1ingtt. PI't.or at last.
•ent to his reward. Iif- didn't (141),
lIR lift• by Ally Irl-Alls, hilt t1n cll.V flf0jr
fork 4nh-
_
y ,
-
) •o o Hnl count of ween
rr lit y
Peter don" ill hie
ividPd And vat chair
d registrar, one of the most richly up-
olat-red in the province. It was fond-
0
r thought: that no sneer would b-
13 fl • I
rrllYA of 11 Ill. lit., if I t w il.`z it ly -
ec•tion in West limon rect•ntly when `�" e art', 11T1111E;11R('ly l)lE'as('ll
artt good 111141) turd purr• Rf.;EtPsln;l.n
now,, to faun- as Animins Cameron: with mir
,as sorely pressed by Mr. Weismiller.
s happens that, in t lir (,own of God-r•ich
u re iv n strung Roman (' belie r'ilNew Spring Stock �
IPnt, while til- dam- largely prevails r
1 ARhfield t-ownship. Sorra were the i r
;raita of the party of Reform until
ley t.hcnight of Peter t.}Ir 1tl•gist.rnr.
p he goes, and soon his st:e•nG)ri lr
)nes were heard on the conres don
nes calling on his friends(?) t" vat-
lr (`anlernn and again.0, Rowell til-
rAngeman. Not sAtisfied with this,
tit, not to Alarm the local Oranges Pn
lid to get them to -Ally Against the
�emedinl Bill he went out. of his way
7 say things that brought down upon
im the wrath of the pArish priests.
few w-ekR Ago we republished a let-
' t ' 1 t An ti
Which is now coming to
hand. By the middle of
'March we hopt- to Qhow a
Stock that will not 1)e
e(lualle(1 outside the cities
and people who appreciate
LroOd g oodsshouirl look througl
-r tion Nitt ter Qutg ey, n, a me.
LAtioned in Kent hut, now in Ashfield,
ddrPRsed to the MAil and Empire and We are going{ in for a class of Good.9 not usually found in
-fused Admission to the a or givcale.
tng
he a place of this $17,e. Our prices are the lowest.
ipon t•hfit, pApPr L(t prove or (;ive the
ante of its informant that the priests
f Went Huron had interfered in the "Nothing
� »
lection. Nnw it, is the Rev. T. West, �t 111 g Like Leather
IRO well known here and in Kent,
asks: "Will Mr. PeterinclRyan, Inn ntl�cP_ JACKSON �e JACKSON,
uldPr under the Provincial Guvern-
nent, and A recipient. of money fro n
he pockets of Conseryatires as well As
teformers, tell the puhlic what justifi- I W. Jackson. Fred T. Jackson.
Mrd , , Fa±. ,�(•' r;.
wr•. f A�'- a" x yrs'.'::
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