The Signal, 1893-8-31, Page 5TM!
THE SIGNAL • GODKR1CH, GONT., TA(JRBDAY. AUGUST 31. 1893.
GANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
toroosomoi
HAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
- Irrf S Nab s
wink
01.
•
B. E. WAUtalt o,MaPAL MAMAoIM•
11111.000.004
81,100,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A 4*A1. BANKING BualarM TINUNIAOTILD. FaaMINr Moms Ctarlou.Tso.
QoAFIS Bete[° PAYAt LI AT Al. POINTS iMI CANADA. AND Taal Mn.CIPAL
crnu tN THE UMITLD STATaa GMAT F*ANOI. BIRMUOA, M
eetnu•e DAM f (PARTMRMT.
ot/orr!or 00 AADDONDDwerms TO TMs. PMIKMOSPAL AND *1 TTNNS SND T OI MAOlt Y AND
NNW IN sAOH rams.
epeeist At'featl w elven ifs flan Oenestton of
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
ad ,mutein' Salsa NNO&
rtnu
ONE PRICE
TOE RULER OF Mg COBURG
BOW Tilt DOES .F BDINBUK(iU'l
acccs./to' IA rlawcD.
Gee mai. Generally •urprls•d wad 1)1•
aatMaod-B«awae too Doke Wham Be
Admla1.4 ISM abs sear.ng at the Ie•
..ration.
Brutus, Aug. 28. -Thi saocdai.,u of the
Duke mf Edinburgh to the rulership of the
dt►cbias of Saxe -C tburg and Guth* domin •
rites public interest in Germany, anti widely
dnergeet rumors to regard to the matter
are everywhere circulated.
I'uttiag ail these ••ode then is no doubt
that the sacceswtot of 0.o English duke he
surprised and dissatisfied the nation, though
the f...t is quietly accepted by the duchies
000eerned-
it is probable that Emperor 'William
would har•e preferred that Prince Alfred,
the only on ut the Duke of Edtoburg!i,
should have succeeded Doke Ernst.
Iadoed, it u believed (bet His Ma-
jesty hastened to the dual castle
of Kst,+har.lt with the hope that he ntreht
induce his uncle. the Duke of Edinburgh,
to waive ha claim to the succession in favor
of Prince Alfred.
His Majesty is reported to have told the
Duke that ender any circumstances a re-
gency would be Impossible and that be must
take to. throne himself or abandon all cue-
neetioe with the duchies. Finding the
Deka reidste to his determiu4i0. to fore
Er um of his rights and also finding that
tb. Dukes mother, Queen victoria, was
sepporuog him to his attitude, the Em-
peror put tea the beat face possible and ac -
teemed to the Duke's succeeding.
He attended the ceremony of ad-
"Ministenog the oath of allegiance to
the Garioan coast Unties, being us-
wtiliag to age's excite frictionwith the�
family of his mother, the Empress F�
Th. EarepresaFrederick.it will be recalled,
is the elder sister of the Duke of Elm -
burgh. All suck danger is now allayed.
The extremist prem. Radical aced Co:.
servative alike, are indulging to Anglepbo•
b►ac Mumma,. They harp epos the in-
expediency of adrituag a relative of a
foreign Mese ie the secrete of thew federa-
tion. despite dm abarem of p•pelar op-
position, however, it is impassible to deny
that there is an nwsay f �ngat
every' hint may not pans quietly
and smoothly. The changes that will
Its made in the Ministry ate likely to be
the first bother of his. kions u to the
Kothi•g u yet publicly
disposition of the late Duke's property. It
Ms always been supposed that he wit im•
menaely wealthy. Certainly his estates
were .:unwire enough. Apart from the
palaces, castles and shooting lodges nwned
by him is Germany he was the proprietor of
one of the finest "hooting domains in Europe,
situated in the Austrian Tyrol. All these
properties are entailed and paw to bis sue-
cewserr.
S..imetl.ing more than coldoees existed
between the late iutke and Emperor Wil-
liam. The former regarded the dismissal
of Primer Bien:erck from the Chancellorship
as a wee -fel mistake, it not a crone. He
sever visited the Emperor or Berlin aft.,
Prince Bismarck went out of office.
h i; gen• rally understood that
tie sell for l'a'sh only and at One
Price only. The following from a
writer thoroughly versed in busi-
ness methods aptly describes and
compares the old and the new
•t'stelit&
The change in the method of
marking prices has overturned the
whole system a. machinery of
tra•ie.
The old way was to put two
private nierk4 on goods, cost and
asking price, and the selling price
was what. ver .sum between the
two the buyer and seller might
slrree upon. The asking price; of
euarw•, tt es pretty high, and the
e iii„ price depended on the skill
sad per1iotem a of the buyer and
,eller. The new way is to make
oar price and never deviate from
it.
1'r..ler the old way, ietyt•r and
haggled over every transac-
tion a most trying experience for
anyone of sensibility ; and in tnost
cases the buyer ane off itecon 1
best, became the -seller woul t be
the more expnienced of the two
and become the sharper of the two
at a bargain.
A storekeeper, not More than
fifty years ago, had the wit to see
that such doubt about the value of
mercltanrliee and Isnch disagreeable
experience in buying were serious
hindrances to trade. Re invented
the new way, had the courage to
carry it out rigidly and became a
great merchant. Others followed
1,i4 example anti le-canie successful
merchants ; so many and SO nue- air Joke Them,-. Arrive. to Ottawa
After es AMeae. of Ilse Mende..
cessful that treat) has conte to Ur
FERNCH
FLANNELS
50 PIECES, 50 CENTS
We- open to -day a beautiful range of new Flannels
from France, price 55c. a yard. Best quality made.
PARASOL SALE
TH=S 7.77-===.
All grades marked down to Cost Price and under.
Finest selection in Goderich.
Inspection invited.
W. ACHESON & BON.
3
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITA I_, - •w $12,000,000.
REST, - - - 6,000,000.
.t
Sa:iing liepartinc;ic has been o/t.red iia ceu-
vectiori ..:'ith this hrnuck.
Interest allowed al cti'vreft rales.
II. LOCK WOOD
BUMMER SALES,
25 per cent. Discount
ON ALL
Summer Goods.
THE PREMIER AT HOME.
Manager Goderich Branch.
I wd11Ua ;tdviee these pasties %t1) Contemplate putting in a Furnace ter
take
BUCK'S "LEADER,"
Constructed on the same principle as
the
Orate.
Happy Thought Range, with
the Duplex
Reference.: Rev. M. TUB*. to 11, St. George's Reutcry, and ]t0.. JAat-+ '' try., Hard-
ware Merchant.
Just received, a car load of WATER WHITE OIL, tp'hich I will tell
low for cash -wholesale and retail.
Itsl trust all thine indebted to me for the yea: 1892, will call at once and mettle the
Mine Yours respectfully,
DAVIS-
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
SEASONABLE CO_0
FRESH AND RELIABLE.
The new supply of Gold, Cold -filled and Silver Watches, and the low
prices for which they can be purchased from
C. A. HUMBER A SON.
SEE TILE COLUMBUS CLOCKS.
A full line of Jewellery,' Silverware stock.
and Optical Goods,
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Drop is and ase us. No trouble to show Goode
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
°mtts, Aug. Sat. -Sir John Thompeoe
the
oe the
dilidetl into two c!aec+, one pric •
arrived tn the eity C.A.R. Saturday. by Several d people
were at the station to meet him. At Alex-
andria he win given an enthusiastic welcome
home which was Irel by Major Mcl•einea,
an.l no -price.
An.bofy who looks out upon
1
the world of business can sec the !1 P ' Four ministers, Hon. Mutinous
$..wen Kir Pt'
Adol a Caron. Hoo. J. J.
changes going on. The one -price Curren and Hon A. 11 Angers, emu
down to Alexandria to meet him there.
system is extending, and great 1 Ots at riding here Mayor
orocher
%toren are growing up under it.
The no -price system ie still hang-
ing on, especially in the country
and in the poorer quarters of the
cities: and there is great outcry
' who t O e► tiflrali0. to te
tt wit • source g'0.
%tend the nature of the conflict. know th.t yon hs 1 bean elected as" 1105
read and presentedwelcome room behalf
an address
of the citizens
"To Sir John Thompson, K.C.fl.G.;
etc.:
We, the members of the municipal
council of the corporation of the city of
Ottawa, os behalf of Or citisses, beg to
Mader y0. a !warty welcome on your re-
bythose 1 not yet under -tura to our midst. V. enure yes that
your aatlty and energy le advancing the
rroeperity of our country. U. Drwo IIEM,
Mayor. "
Sir John briefly replied, thanking
them for :heir cordial reception. Sp.ak-
ing of the award he said he hoped
hereafter •11 disputes between the United
States and Great Britain would be settled
by arbitration. The award was in his
opinion a lair aid lust one.
Ueet.-her. chao sews Mtnrwe. •
KEW You, A. `.St. -The lion. 1. A ,
Cbapieao, Lieuteiait•Goveroor of Qn
was • psssen(ef o• the New 'York. He
drove to the Hoffman House, saying that
b. expected to leare for Quebec to -day
or the day after. Mr. Chapleau her been
in Pirie Mom April, and under the treat-
ment
reat
ment of a specialist, following a surKica1
operation. H. declined to talk on political
questions, hot said he had been a clam
follower of the arguments in the Sebring
Sea ass, end had been present regularly at
the ominous. "It would seem to me,' ht
said, "that that question is settled for-
ever." He returns to t'.nada much int.
proved in healthy tat.ult of careful
sad prolonged
d tit. ub,u•tnre i. a ,natter of wo great
SIlceedl always brings. failure into importance, from *0 imperial .nd inter -
relief ; rod those who fail cry Out national standpoint, as the Behring Sea
d ote. we realise that in your ap-
'1_il:n4t Flt')-.! who 'toecee.l.d I polntment, occupying as you do the po.i-
'n. of head of the adminislntion of the
11 ik.: your own inference of
.Lich is the betide system. If
r• n re reasonable you'll probably
fflt'nr the new. Add to this the
manifest advantages of Cash -both
t) l,tl\er and seller -and Neo if our
u
Dosrini0., and with your erntoent abilities
aa a jurist the interests of Canada, so tar as
involved, would receive fall and mulct
coereion. Although we have nodosity
to express any opinion s to the ultimate
result of the award I the ,r hof f arbitra-
tion
nguished a
tion of whir! y0m wore
"Member It was with us, ie common with
Ser Msjed!'s subjects throughout the Do -
subject of sincere and heart -
1 0111110•.. - le tw
rlrtim to ire the hi st and heat , has eongr*telett0. diet .eco snare
M
I N) i.I. A I ti WORTH F. iI I�^ aS o Mat draw« t0�r«►'Sw thwla
1! TTl i t not ryas - pert
on able. ' be referred for mettlesome by the pease -
fel seethed of orbit/trim iw seder
*bat the
1We've ovist,• great preiiitrati'N1e swatters lagtlteeaOI•1 f "' ~I fattr�~
for F411. ( ►ver fifty caters already 1 vtp, piser:?mom.,.' • * east
red. Th t of Sumner the riwewrs of Catania 0..d lead to •*pedis•
welfare of oury, we woo td t
skludi etlsm to a he •uLN•atial p'9r�
which has be.. ,..de emu withie the M ief
pitied abash Me elapsed eine` yen imam
ens et ear eitiwewa we w do tents,
yes f medial gereetiog ea 700? otters to
raw aritssas
d uIpertasj hers. f esid beg le A
the bore aloe M rs0sttt+K d
see me 1. IN*
The remnant
CANED MEATS, YEGETABLES AD FRUITS.
AUCTION SALE
ON
Saturday, Copt. tad
COLBORNE.
From our own comes Sheet•
Councillor Henry Merry enter wind
seven nieces for diner cos day
lastThe young ladies were nearly all trom dif-
ferent points im the United !states and ()u-
terio, all being in their teens, and were much
pleased with the views and scenery Isere.
Each, we are told, used the telescope to
view the Cadmic\ town (lock, • distance of
six mikes away.
,elm Krtewtng es n do t »P
Stfleif its in the way. Some lines e,,es yes peke m • I that pertains toR bus
{tbhali mess ot production. It'dCUrrent Prices' forRutter Arbil Fsja,S.
GENERAL L GROG: RIES
we can suit you in quality and price, and invite a trial order from ycu.
R. W. RUNCIMAN
$u,:oes*or to E. exmpaigne.
We will sell by Auction,
At the store lately occupied
by Daniel Gordon,
A 1.01 Ok
llousehold FilniilLire!
11.ve you any idea of taking
A BUSINESS or SHORTHAND COURSE ?
FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
OF LONDON,
Sands IIEAD Sad Midi LDERS above the average Businesal
s College for Thorough Practiced
Teaching. Calms mercies Sept. tth Catalogue W. free.
Principal
AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS,
Among which will be found Bad Room Sets,
complete, Bureaus, lIeueh Statute, Le.,
Bedeteeds, Carper. t'artains, !libels,
Chairs. Trunks, Belding, ('hina, Crock-
ery, Glassware. Stoves, Pips, Tables,
Knives. Forks, Spoons. ('r Sets, etc.
soar gun., w tney certainty sewn diappeo.e
KBdRLY WITH THE LORDS. to pIt i. b. great object to recur*mRule appeal to the country cu tl. Home Rule
fru. alone. Now that the real .cops et
Hoene Rule has been divulged it road entire -
&CLS ly with tbemselvee whether or not that ob-
ject tette be accomplished.
FINAL sr4Op:$ OF rnF
Bll. 1. Ir TBE ('0JI11GN0.
Everything has got to be Cleared
Out on Saturday Afternoon
and Evening.
T. iGIINDRY,
2428 It Auctioneer.
1h. Measure To n. Read a First Time by
the reev. ow tiers. 4-ER.HIwa Wink
.f the Onitloti..-Many Ctaiees raid-
ed without lrl.ees.l.a.
New Yung, Aug. tom. -Th. Tribune's
special cable letter says:
LottnoN. Aug. 'X --The Home Rule bill is
now mooring upon its elos.ng scenes by tete
use of the guillotine weicb buss left a majority
of the clauses in the measure absolutely undore
ceased. l b. bill has now reached tbestageof
1110 third mauling. It is Intended to take the
Anal vote to the Com9»ns next Friday'. To
do this the closure will be nein applied if
TUM SiI/NA1. will be soot to .new addition is
Cassda or the United States from sow sn-
til Jesuitry 1, 1894, for 25o.
Walt a Bit!
CAPTURED IN CHICAGO -
A Montrealer nib) B.bbed a ltwak Ultras
rp by Ilse ltr.lb.r,
C,/lett:o, Aug. 28.-C. 11. L.pellieor of
bluutreal is behind the tars of Hammoed-
street station charged with being a foamy.
from justice. His arrec was caused by his
brother Maurice who notibed the police
yesterday that young Lapellier, who i.
only 22 years old, was au embezzler from
Montreal, where he had been a paying
teller.
Ile carne to Chicago and sought protec-
tiou from Manrice, his brother. That rela-
tive, thinking more of his own good name
uero.sary. than of the ties binding him to the young
Um dept 4 ate hal will be read for the Artie 1 toeeonder, went straight to the polite, and
,lore in the lords without 01 ger
the inert I"Il,le,, ed.
1 be second reading stage will not sit t.e- 1
peel four days, and will esti in the 1 John B. Berton., also of Jlnntroel, sa-
rojectlon of the measure on UN Duke ..t 1 compaoied Lepellisur to Chicago and he
Deyooahira a eineadnene Thus.zb the pub- I was taken to custody as a possible ac000i
lie is becoming wear,• of thee Home Rule pli..y,
♦ users prey 1�1M frMil "lit" serious reflection, even 1) th..w oho are .train bytwo Frenchnwn, who
tied 01 111e f the
cheviot. to fresh dr 1 claimed to he detectives, and placed him un-
to the re of tbs gas, which was to s Nutley I der arrest. lie was allowed to get Dietkfw&
b tete spoken
o stage' tbte were:, by thirds
los spnkra uf. Vcw that a more drest� before befog taken to ',neon by hie captors,
form of closure has bona put into force duan 1 who, during the ureal, proposed to tis nat-
dnrlug the "eumb! reading, *vel the Itadleab I ten for a consideration. After some talk
ruay well pour aur, o.k wyrie snob a Pre-. Lapellienr says he gave them S1Wet to let
coleus n cols sew term of lictatorsh'.p may • bum go. Siwe thea he bin bog. 1le4 by s
land thetas ' of French -1 auadiaw out of huorlrad•
It may suit er. ut whew T todaCwhen ` Po_ opers. Ile thinks someone lolluwe 1 his
tam are In power. but whenever it
will
be I from Montreal and began au organized raid
vativre return to ofli^e It will hs
epee to them to apply the rod which air. en his ili-gotten funds
taad.to.e's own hands bay* fashioned. The I He only had about 'Mtn bit pocket whoa
Spectator on this polus says that "for the, sear. Led at the station. There w.. 11.90
ant time in lb* blatory of P.ruf mart, st.io* t found secreted in his room, and he declares
Cromwell arbttrortly broke ep the item- that is all he has left of the thousand taken.
mons, it leas not Leen allowed to
the Opposition even so much M BLAKE 15 COMING HOME.
to rote au arni•a.1.n5nte without discussion I ---
of Heels. At itr. pt•datonis word amend- i . tT- u •peed the Kerins 1w CawwAa-
"Masts here been swept away 1.ke summer Irish leatl.awn.ta w111 Bwaee.t Him.
..ayes. Tow np*rNlalous troastitutsonslist 1 .tx>r Aug."4 -TM Nstiosalistswill
ext week to Velw■rd Blake,
thei• r mein r for Semth Longford, who is
abr-ut to sail for his Caosdian home, where
he will pm the recess.
Junin klc(.arthy will preside. Ise -
As
r s e veryu+n" ,tint declatations probably will be wade
Ae ayerr sucee.dior lion devetrpel dew miaeet s kers.
coutroverry. err, D ( Lapeilieer was met •1 the station, where
tor
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP I
Facts are so scarce in this world that it is possible to live
good many years without becoming acquainted with one. Here is one
We've been busy as bees ever sinc
we started business.
I be lett th k
a
The reason is obvious: We have made your needs our
are keeping up a feast of good styles and good vnluea, and
your Boots and Shoeq from nt yon get better value fo •
than you can get elsewhere.
Yon will be delightssl
with the goal gnalit:me of
our jjpo(ltk
We have a choice *e-
lection of Ladies', 1Miseea
and Children's Oxford Tie
Shoes
Thousands t, chonce
from
All other lines complete,
and guaranteed to fit, to
wear well, and give entire eatiafaetion. Onr-prieaa ata the lowest.
Save money while you a by buying your Bows obi Sob f
e
study, and
in buying
our move
s �, _ .
who Pros nicest heaven and earth to gat Ire ' La'(, An n
fres Parliamentary utterances for irelwsd i g bs
waves his band and all the eorresponaing
rights -.t the larger Islands disapi.ar. TM
tyranny of W. dictator attracts today
m•,re attention than the actual clauses uu-
de
dimlenittee and dies.l tt:e imps act cabtlrty r; pro
of Mr. (OlaJwtoae's problem, the resource.' of Tile $w.0 will be sent toady adders to
atat.sutanabtt gay. plea to the methods of Canada and the United States from now un -
an autocrat IN tl» bid itself public cyto• t
ion le sick 0.4 weary. It may he a ptomain. til data 1, 1804, ix Tie.
sntertainneet to wi•nem air (bamberlin F.xater : Isaac Carling. of Exeter, rued
night s('. -r nigh. 1 -in out k•e . pponts brother of How. Job. ('arise) who hos %wow
est .pun t tela•. "r sra wbftrw,s par. lysed for rears, is lying at the point of
cotes • is 111111 ate. Dm IT Wart Hartbout death. He was formerly a very premiter%
confronts Lim a With his own argdner*tnts about i re is itis) aMairs, bet has not heels
the sit it+ rating. In d, r. G son+ 0.0. ' •get politicos'
to tie UFp +olio to end Ur. G tea•. and .Ale to tales part io public again for years.
Ids henchmen contradicting . mit Mbar. and I
Gene avereatly uud^nng 'IOW this
-
wir
or that c:ae will ul:nately operate. I
Th. III. as shown be 11. Iforiel's
answer to 81r Chariest bulks lest
night. is incomplete and with 1.1(11 a ro t
wetbtwtt lb. Coens-t.e ever, rain: dime 1.. it
I. re g rr'led as beating tee air. 1.. f..te of
lite bel is sealed. Aim -G.7 fortstgbt will scs
R. death and burial.
For ere moment the Government Is
more concerned en know what .trey
Mall do in regard to On so' sato
Is.sslo.. Titers is a netwte of sosethtot
being sow. sed Tet the Ylsbt.rs 1..r tie
power of the Oppieitto.i. 11,. 0104.1one
may have to element supply K M insists en tM
Commons rising by the end of tisptiesber, ie
ornate ►ween in November, Let he
resist tag the Olpositirie %low tie Items of
tbl. November program.. No mews* plead.
an be Ms acne le the surra d House It we, that
there is my ,amus irons the meek y to
Met is Nth registrable'', perish wt.eb. eight
�yy liability, legal weir, or any
,Orn et dare ebbe; edema wheat Mo toleed•4 se
• sopa) lib lsglssarws mod In aw4et tAb
oral yeses as tea sett. essausa. t N swa ►
• Iare sodas at Ws �
The a iiera wt crew M o w
11lerle g •, MOM, AO 111
T. POWLZIII& 00
.10asamokii'i illswi .. ..
DIAMOND TE A
MEDICINE.
How it performs its work
Horrible Itching Bcsema
itstirely cured in 10 days.
*110,11001 Tea ('w Lood.is :
!have two MOO 1111.* e411dres. who as yes
wyl teem ns 14th c( January last were a
auto dreadful t4 behold (rum whet* the deems
e ll Sernws. sea Mier talk. their sedieloe
for Mee meatbs Mesis• 0.t, growls worm
east day. mail alma. heart bratq 1 tam ls-
lama to 4r.y IA titter w�se.iweirdo.enA try the
=Has, i seisms* Meier.. toad. of alit,
1•7e Has' on Its healthfeettr free
e ram *vary tdudet
MIS
tlsea
s. sail ••se
v,sow its Naval as • frwttly Is.dltle..
1111H YALrtr Roo. D'rtas.
"Ilea '«Nbl.. two a.1,.,* hall
►.