The Signal, 1893-10-19, Page 44
TIIE SIGNAL:s GODERICH, ONT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1893.
iiu $igaxl,
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E VERY THURB� DAY YORMIMO
as .1ess1 atissow.
Oros ol Pub"ret t- • _ ! and K Itaetlabwl.
@adrl i Ontario.
Terme .1 tleaserttpatea 1
• womb, Is advances • 11
Ttlirse awotbe, •
Qss year, I M
If credit hwed, saire pees Yew
per rewill le 1 Jr
£dv.rtbaaa •aWs
Legal sed other usual adventapanfe. les.
� each curt enuesinsertion. rst ludertioa. f .ssereder b
s acnr•rell sole.
Bust near earls of Mx Mee and seder.IM per
y Ad•*nisem•eta of Loaf. pband. Ytrsysd.
lllt4et'Jss Vsunnt. 8auetioas Wanted and
Business Chances wed, not saee.dlog t
Pees ron1,ro•l. g' per mouth.
Hour-, ..a die and Yarm. oa Sale. not to
examen aline* •I for Orel mouth, 50o. per sub
ses.aat manta. Larger Mine. is propurtloa
Ar.y .pin al notloe, the ob2oot of which l• to
pro in;e the pecuniary hamest of any LoAi-
•iAwt or conmany, to be ouesidered an ad-
vettlee.meat and charred wrnrdlndy•
Local not:ce.la nonpareil type one Dent per
word. norm .cos ler. than 25c.
Local notices In ordinary reading t pe two
come per word. Jr. notion for Mss than ata.
Notices for chard).s and other religious and
benevolent in...taiiona half rate,
C.m.errlai townies advertisements.
A limited number of displayed advertise
Mehurried will be r•ried at the &following rates
Per Inch. one iorrrtto.. Ip ,a
•• tour Imam fond.
tararrec'.tha
s . trio.,. •
•
oe.. year _. a 00
No ,Avert: weeest lee than two laches In
leau.th w I be calculated on above basis. 6
per n .:r. d'.-otint allowed for essh payments
oe three mOnt4.'tentract ; N per o.at. on six
rttoathi, aro 55 t•rr rent. on • year's. These
000dlt •..r s w''1 a. • erectly enfor'aed.
Aram -Me a,geal" Deltvwy.
BoM..•ra.r oleo fall to receive TH■ PInoAL
✓ ege'rrt%, ..khat toy carrier or by mall. will
motor a 'avor by ac;us.t.ting u• of the fact at
as early e. dater* possible.
Look as Timer label.
Yon, label Is • mending receint of the deo
to mer.eb yon e•e trod up. See that itis not
• IMwe 1 ,o Cat Int, arrear.
When a chars" of address is desired. both
the old rod the new add -ass amok! begirro.
Rejected irsncerripts cannot be returned.
(' .n erporleoce .nu.t be written on non side
of paper only.
tiNt.hers 541155,
J. C. Le Toured. of Dederick. bee been •p
p••ntrd I.,.•al Travelling Agent for the town-
•ntia of Dederick. Ootboroe. Asbdeld and Wa-
wshoeh.
1n. -at t•o••tmaater• over the district are also
imf•owered to receive subeicripttons to Tun
StoN A I .
All comrunfeatb.e muM be addressed to
D. McOILLiCCUDY,
Tam nitwit
Tolephose Call M. Ooderfch. that.
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OODBRICH. THUIL3DAY. OCT. lA 5Mt.
FOR AY KA':LY F103.3.5L zoo --
tion. The hauls of the political dial p..int
that way.
SOME 01' THE Comic%.%T.YL1 rr H[G[
don't mire whether they vote for S•r Jou.
THosrt.or or Sir Tom Ism %w os, or wbeth
er they vote at all
Boit RIM/ t'o.I(Aw'. %LT .00OF rre.II%m-
ing coostitue .cies have been r orted to by
the Youog Conservatives, of Tomato, is
connection with the annual election of
oflioen 1. r that body. Faggot votes and a
stuffed voters' list have ranged their hydra
h 'sed, and as we go to prey internal demon.
'ion over the discovery threatens to disrupt
the bloorrnit Tory pollywog politioisn
f sctory of toe Qosea City.
501111 Or TH1 TOttli .1' Now Rr ccrVT
the DALTtar M.'CAKTHY ' '.e the p'eee of
W n.'.•Al RALPH M•RZDITII at leader ., the
Ontario Legislature, eo that the latter could
go to Ottawa and eventually become Pre-
mier. They forget, however, that llrCAR
THY at the PARtO•: Imierial Federation
mest'og pledged himself heaoeforerard to
aupp rt MDw AT. They also forget that
mit orrir, after his crusade of 1990 could
hardly expect to obtain the French Catholic
support.
Toon: MD.Tr.iAI. STAR aHOl-LO:MAD Cr
the judiciary *piton of tie Unite.' States
before . ondru.0-,g it i■ tote. Si.nply be -
cease a judge in New Vo -k ..r a judge in
Chic-sm. ds 1.000 a Me position •t no reams
why toe entire j,.disia y of t sat oorn.ry
should he held lip to soots and ridiejle.
As smell n•ii•►t the judge, of Canada be rated
by the judicial oblw•nity of Cie EI.Liarttr,
the U arc,.., the TUCK. aid the brawling
Fre.Lh C&.pdien judge who recent:• 1•wt-
teed the face of • townsman, with ut can.
or Trovoration. The Hoare.' Star is •
gond newspaper, bat its editorial opinion
doesn't a'..ay• ro.
1e. CAttMW'S rSSITion.
lasewhery is ties Sews we pablia s
an extra t from the Clinton New Fera
oomeme.t'ng .lens dee lit ter of Mr.
Gleno, 1111.P1' , defining the orm-
diuome upon which be wee prepared to
accept • second som'n•tioa frees the Re-
form ooaventios , f West Heron.
Tn. MIri•AL alep•owed of the poeit'oa
takes by Mr. (:Alamo, and at the eerlied
opportosity presented hie letter to the oor,-
verities to its readers, an that the electors
of West Huron would to in a position to
know of the indepeedeat stand which their
talented representative was prepared to
auks
bases/ter.
Mr. (;miaow is right. Thee moo resents
why good wseanures iutrorlm.•ed by po'itical
opponents •hosts be douse to death .1.
thowrh w• moat confirm that for the past
twenty years very few progressive maserss
have bees ietroduond by the leaden of the
opposition is the local Howes. or by any
of his lie.tem•nt.. We are sled, however,
that our teal representative has rewired to
himself the right of iadivid.sl *Oise en
piddle ,Iuartiess.
Manor.., net men, lea good assume for
the r.sdawee of a reburies ; and nosoares,
mss maces le aloe a graved Wading prt.eiple.
W. fed smeared, therefore, that the mealy
and straightforward roost asiepeed by Mr
4.aasow will be sportive, .f by the dot -
errs of West Beres. iedeposimit .1 panted
shibboleth, and dist wham 'babes' day
.wsssm seamed Neill he fess& tis* the Ind. -v
pnwdtM potties he has aawmed win ha • _ d
1014111103 of strewth W mit a .edition of Br
weolseiss Whim -----.-5- Bab
DUNGANNON'S BIG FM
R. ID. 14.bbser. 11. M. lfeetbaar t s boatel.
5.uatbai ...q fl, r 2, J. Wester;
2 b..5. begs. D. anthem., 2, J.
Ualka(d i I hooka t es seed, J. I.ik1Id
f, M. Stetbour ; 1 bushel flea seed, Dl
se.tbur, 2, 8. ten; beet and lag's*
variety of grata is the straw, grow. y .x
Whiter, 8. Fur.., 2, M. Br.tboer.
DAIRY. -6 lbw table issuer, Thee Ham
Moe, 2, T. BWMw. ; 90 !k peeked batter,
Thus Hammen ; shwa, set lam thea 60
lbs. factory made, Armor Isseery. 2. W. A
N ilea.: amiss sot Lai thus 12 14, beets
made. 1 and 2, W. A. Widnes ; loaf home
made bread, Geo. Harris, 2. T. Helicon ;
lir. bossy in comb, ileo. Harris ; jar
homey, Y. Russell, 2, Geo. Hairie ; mspls
syrup, Thus Harris, 2, Jaw Kilpatrick.
VNGETA FILES AND ROOTS -Peek
early rue potatoes, W. T. fellow, 1{, M.
Furse ; pe.:k wlute elepbaut potatoes, & 8
Sanderson, 2, W. E Durnio ; peck boast
of hoh,ou potatoes, A. sad W. Sproule ;
heeds cabbage, $ Kerr, 2, Fed. Robassas
o blood beets, Jobs Salted, 2, Jae. W117-
lard
h
and ; 6 menguld warted., Geo Harris, s,2,
Thee Harris ; 6 swede turnips, Jobe Mc-
Lean, 2, Taylor Brea. ; long orange oan.ls,
('has. laurels ; white belgtao carr.,44, Than
Hurn, 2, J. Salkeld ; 9 early bore earrets,
T. Hamilton, 2. Jas. Cerwia ; peek onlsee
Julia Salkeld, 2, Geo. Harris ; peck toots
cute., A. and W. Sproule 2, Jae (hirwis
6 e.. Dorn, Joba Salkeld. 2, Geo. Harris
pumpkin, J. L Patterson, 2, & 2 Reader
sue: winter .ivaah, fot table Ed. Robertson .
4 water melons, Thos. Hamilton ; 4 bead.
oaulttl.•wer, Jas. Curwin ; 6 heeds moiety
Geo. Harris, 2, Jas. C'arwia ; 4 citrons, Mies
Symington, 2, 8. E. Sondem. . . oo'leotion
garden veR.t.hl-s, A. and W. Sproule, 2, J.
Cure in ; special, beet 5 named varieties
potatoes, peck sob, Wm. Bails, 2, A.
11rr.oy.
FRUIT ANI) FL')WERS. -W,:erne
ArrL5s, 5 or EAru.--'spies, Glee Ikea., 2,
Jos. A. Mallomgh ; Baldwin*, Joe. A. Mal -
lough, 2, H. Morns : kion of tomkioe
meaty, GMs Bros., 2, Geo. Correll ; ribetoo
pippin, Geo. Carrell, 2, H. Morris ; Canada
red, Geo. Carrell, 2 Glen Bros. ; russet,
Henry Morrie, 2. Geo. Correll ; Rhode I• -
land greening. Joe. A. MaIloucb, 2, Ole.
FALL APPIAN, 5 or Etcm.-20 ounce
pipl ins. Joe. A. Malloagb, 2, J. Bailie .
snow, 1). Jardine, 2, Jut. A. M•Ilougb
newton pippin, Joe. A. llalloagh, 2. tiles
Brea
PRA.., 5 or E %re - Uucbees, D. Jardine:
collection grapes, phi. a each, Geo. Harrel,
2, T. Harris ; plat • peaches, Thos. H arra.,
2, hiss S s.nington ; piste crab apple.. U.
llrethour, 2, 9 Alton ; plate quinces,
Isaac Grammett, 2,J. G. lltt,I�otd ; to1 w t-
tr o houseplant., Mrs. T. Anderson, 2, J. Car
win ; collection gardes flowers, cut, Mrs.
1'. Audit/non, 2, J. Harrison.
MANUFACTURKS. -10 yds. all wool
cloth, Mira Not ; 10 ds. all wool Hansel,
S. Alton, 2, Mies Nott ; 10 yds. enema
flannel, 1d. Rethour, 2, Mw Nott
wool blanket., Mies Symiagtoe, 2 T. H.s.-
'Itoa : best collection of tinware, Jaa. Why•
.rd ; bast oollecclue of cabisetwere, /L sad
W. S.mn.le.
IMPLEMEND..-Slegle buggy with top,
John Feriusoo, 2. T. L Patterson ; wood
elle farm wagon. W. H. Varone ; rued
art, John I'erguoon, 2, W. H. Varese.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT. - Tatting,
Mies Nott, 2, Mrs. C. Camped : crochet
work, Miss Symtnrtoo, 2, Mr.. C. Comp
bell ; embroidery in linen, Chas. Ducats',
2, Miss Symington : embroidery se musl•n,
Mies Russell, 2, Mrs. C. Campbell ; em-
broidery in not os, Mrs. C. Campbell. 2,
Mfr Symington ; fancyy braiding, Sties Sven
iodine, 2, Mrs. J. C. Strao • toilet est
Miss Nott, 2, Mn C. Cin 11: fen y patch
work, A. B. Johnston, 2, Mi. Symington ;
patched quilt in wool, Mrs.J. C. �aughan,
2, Mies Nott ; ppa�tched quilt is moos, W.
F.. Dorms, 2, Mrs. W. McKenzie ; embroil
ery da worsted or silk, Mrs. C. Campbell, 2,
!lies S mingtoa ; lines shirt, hand made tine -
I,
ua-
wa 1, Mr.. W. McKenzie, 2, Mn. T.
Hamilton ; embroidery on bolting cloth,
M... Nott, 2, hiss Sym:egtee ; kntted
s.ippers, R. Young, 2, Mn C. Campbell ;
fancy kaittiog so wool, Mrs. C. Carupbell,
2, Miss Symington ; fancy knitting is cot-
ton, Mit W. McKeuie, 2, Mtn Syming
ton ; crochet table mats, Mrs. C. (.awpbell,
2, Mies Nog ; leases' knitted uaderweer,
Mrs. C. Campbell ; table centre piece, Mr..
C. C'a.np'aell, 2, Mw Symingtou : Lean
sh:rt, machine made (unwashed), Mrs. T.
Hamilton, 2, Mies Nott ; pale woollen mitts•
hand made, lin. McKenzie, 2, Mir Sym
ington ; pair woollen gloves, band made,
Mr*. McKenzie, 2, Mies Nott ; pair wool:en
stockings, hand made, Mrs. McKenzie, 2,
Mrs. Hamilton : pair woollen socks, b.s41
made, Shies Nott., 2, Mn. Hamilton ; sofa
cushion, Miss Symington, 2, Miss Nett
Pillow shame, Mrs. T. Anderson, 2, term
Nott : point lame, Mies Nati, 2, RIM Spee
iegtoa ; macrame work. Miss Symington,
2, Michael Rrechoer; crewel work, Mrs.
C. Campbell, 2, A. 11..lobneton ; fancy flan -
ed shirt, Mrs. W. McKenzie, 2,Mies Nott ;
crazy p• work, Mies Symiegto., 2, Miss
McQuaid , anomie work, Mies Nott, 2. A.
1L .Jobst°.: suit lady's eaderweer, Miss
Nott, 2, Mies Symington ; dermal net, Miss
Nott, 2. Mina Symington ; darn os sock or
stocking, Mrs. W. McKenzie, 2, Mrs. Hon -
dies ; tinsel work, Miss Nott, 2, A. B.
Jobastcs ; etching os ansoaterdal, Ilse Or
coarse, Mies Nott, 2, Mrs. Strangles ;
waxwork, Mrs. C. Campbell, 4„ Mies Sy.-
ieaggttoes. ; knitted quilt, Mrs. W. Davidson,
2, Miss Nott ; aoobet quilt,* Miss arming -
toe, 2, Mims Nett ; 6 yards rag airing, M.
Rrethour, 2, Mies Not ; reg .at, Muss Not,
2, W. E. Deride ; woollen yarn, Yrs. Ham-
ilton, 2, Michael Bresboo; hemitoa Ince,
MSM Symington, 2, Mies Neat ; embroidered
dipser., lin C. Campbell. 2, Mies Nott ;
dewing roost sermon, Mrs. C. Campbell, 2,
M. 8ymtsyten ; table sort, Michael
Rr.tioer, 2, A. B. Johnston ; t• sle cloth
embroidered, A. R Jsbsaten, 2, Mme Nett;
set table mgrs, R. Yocum, 2, Mrs. C. Clump -
Th. Aahf ledd and WaWIIIIIab
Show a Suooeaas.
A line Tunas of ywtelers Saud a barge
innsber r* ax blbhteee The leis M5-
e.uM.l pair aver meld is the
.Map .r /atts•aae..
The Fall Show, under the amplers of the
Alhdeld and Wewanosh Branch Agricalta. -
.J Society, which was held at Duuganuo.
Thursday and Friday last, was beyond all
doubt the must sacces.lul gathering ever
held in that village. Hitherto the Fall
rain et Dungannon bays been looked upoa
as very successful, but i t remained for that
of 1t3 to cap the climax. and give to the
b,•rd of managers and directors undoubted
cause a. o.w,tratulate themselves upon •
grand success, which bas been earned by
good work, wise admanistr•tioo and • desire
to serve the public to the uttermost in
the realise up of the beet fair that the Boo.
dittos. warranted. It is •loo rratifyieg
to learn that Lse financial vanilla .re high�y
satisfactory, and that the groat suooem was
not purchased by • too lavish etpsr.dtture
over receipts. The avowal day was very
propitious, although harbingers of the big
storm began to manifest themselves during
trio aftotnooe. Het these signs did not de.
ter the largest crowd that ever gathered in
Duag•anoa tram taking possession of the
agricultural grauads and witnessing the
sport from start to finiab. The exhibit
• lines cumbered 1,472 ; the receipt/ at the
tate amounted to 3536 12 ; extra members
Nee racbed $i1, aa.l special fee, $25 -the
whole financial retinas being $612.12.
Following are the officers of this moat pro-
gresnv inatttat.on :-Jobe McLean, Kew -
dent : Thomas Arders .n, vies -president ; .1.
M Roberta, treasurer ; Wan. McArthur,
secretary ; directots, Thos. E. Durnio, Wm.
:'a:neron, Henri Cr. Taylor, Hoary Morrie,
John lower., Hugh Giry^n, David •lerdiue,
J. ll•Ilougb, Win. Bathe.
Toe treae List.
HORSE.". - HEAVY DlLLr..Irr.- Erred
mare with foal by her ode, Thos. Todd, 2.
John Jamison, 3, Wm. Wellirood ; 2 year
old tiny, Wn, 11 e'Iwo.d ; 2 year old gel-
ding, `Vet. %Vellwood, 2, W. E. Milligan ;
1 year ,!d fly, W.. Welwood, 2, W. Well
wood ; 1 year old gelding, Wm. ('•merest ;
2 year old stallion, H. G. Taylor, 2, Thos.
fodd ; 1 year t ld .tapioca Thos. Todd ; foal
of 1833, J.Jamwon, 2. Thos. Todd ; teem in
harness, John McKenzie, 2, Jot Forster
he•yy draught atalhoc, 3 years or over, T.
Todd.
A.:ag'•CLTrk AI.. --Brood mare with foal by
her side, Hugh Chisholm : 2 year old Sily,
Thos. Brown, 2, Paul Reil : 2 year old gel
d n;,
Coo. Covell, : 1 year old tiny, Hugh
Chisholm, 2, Joe. A. Maliougb ; 1 yc..r old
cold ns,, Edward Mc4Juillin : foal of 1893.
Nu;Is Chio oLa,2,Geo. Carroll ; team in har-
ness. John Gamin. 2, John McKenzie.
l;a%sL u. Pcsi u.t --brood mare 4:ts foal
ns, her side, Eiwd. Mc4, uillio, 2, Barber
rine., 3, K. llcKiunon ; 2 year old f'1y,
Hugh l h ,holm, 2, R. Lockhart ; ? v.•.r 010
settling, John Webster, 2,Thus. Ford ; 1
rear old filly, Paul Reid, 2, Wm. Cameron:
1 year old gelling. Andrew Young ; foal of
1893, Barber tiros., 2, Thee. Ford ; team iia
harness, weightoot to exceed 1,230 lbs. each,
l a ler trot, 2, R. Wood..
ROAD AND (ARRIA .L --1 and 2, Peter
McDougall, 3, Jos. Middy t Son ; 2 year
old filly, J. H. Medd ; 2 year old ge:dlog
Pel Reid, 2, Wm. Los ; 1 year old till
Edward 3iotjaillin : 1 year old gelding,
John Bailie, 2, 8. Cook ; horse shown in
do. oaf" single, W. J. Wallop, 2, P. Mc-
Dougall ; pair mooned hordes. no harness,
Ir. 6'bi.e: , 2, Dr. W. F. Clark : foal of
1893, 1 and 2, P. Mcliougall ; stallion, 3
y. ars or over, style and speed ooaatdered,
W. J. Little, 2, Peter Cook.
aLADY Rioss'sA.n Dat% arta.- Ladydriver
at
o gle, Mrs. H. Nowell, 2, Mrs. J. P. Fisher;
...Idle horse, mare or gelding, s and
tyle considered, J. T. Aitken, 2. C dMul-
tm.
CATTLE THomw,;: ,:a5D.-ledoh cow,
hares raised or with calf in 1d90. Jobb Ar-
mour, 2, T. Aoderaoa ; 2yearold heifer, 1 and
2. T. A,domori ; 1 year old healer, J. Web.
.ter, 2. J. At ower ; hails: calf of 1.193, Jos.
Kilp•.-sok, 2, T. Anderson ; bull calf of
93, J. Armour, 2, Geo. Sto:Iuere: aged
64.14, 2 years or over, T. Aaderaon ; bulls
eerier 2 year, Jos. Ki'pat:ack ; herd of 3
tems'usad 1 sale, T. Anderson
(. to Or CAITLL---Milch now, having
n 'el kr with calf in 1893, Robert Medd, 2
Ito ere Medd, 3, Joha Armour ; 2 year old
heifer, R. Medd, 2, It. Medd, 3, A. R.
Ands non ; 1 year old heifer, Robert Medd,
2. A. R. Aoderso. ; steer orf of 1893, John
W.b.tee, 2, W. Malougb ; heifer coif of
1893, Wm_ Mallou`b ; fatted ox or steer,
John Webster, 2,E. Denis ; fatted now
or heifer, A. R. Anderson, 8, J. Armour ;
2 year old steer, 1 and 2, A. R. Anderson ;
1 year old steer, John Webster, 2, Ed.
1)uimi..
$HEEL'. --Lotto Wooten Haste. -Aged
ram, John Harr, 2, R. Fastgan ; *hearing
ram, (.lee Bros. : pair need ewes, raising
Iamb* in 1893, J. Harr : pair shearliag ewes
Jobs Harr ; pear ewe lambs, 1 and 2, R.
Finigen : ram lam b, 1 and 2, Jobe Han.
Soren Dow . Aged rete, James Lane ;
*Marlin, ram, Glee Brew ; pair aired ewes,
raising dumb in 1893, Jot Lan., 2, (.len
Reim ; pair .Iwrling ewes, I. Salkeld, 2,
G14. Bros. ; pair ewe Iambs. I. fielkeld, 2,
Hoo Holtby : Ram lamb, Joke Salkeld.
2, Glee Rios.
PHIS R.aKaalat-Aged boar, John
Clark ; view, bevies raised pig* is 1893, 8.
E Sanderson, 2, 1i. (Arvin ; boar Uttered
is 1992, John ('lark.
('uataru W HMI _Aged hoar,- menet d,
R. Bas ; boar littered is 1893, mooned, R.
Rena.
FG W L. -larahme, light, 1 and 2, R.
Mclean ; leghor., wtiIs, Jas. Harriette, 2,
J. C. Lyon* ; Ierhern, brows, R. McLean, 2.
Jam Harrison; Nyusostl 'eek, fns Whit y
A
SOS, 2, Jas. Iferrisoa ; Week .panisb, Jos.
Whiny A Ben, 2, Jas. Harrison : deckle'*,
des Harries. ; heather's, black and white,
1 end 2, R. McLean ; bomber's, peneill..4
gold old sayer. a Medusa., 2, Jas Ilam.
ton ; wyandeNes, J. C. Lyses, Jess W hitty
R len ; game, R. Mel...., 2. Joh Harries.;
ha.tsea, 1 nod 2, R. McI.w ; bare and
fowl, 1, end 2, Jen Harrison : ems, W m.
Venlig, 2, Jath Lane ; dsek.,Jes. Harrison. 2
JH . Napoli*. ; gad.*. fecal, 1 sod 2, Jet
GRAIN.- a b...kd fall wheat, white, &
!ties*, 2, w, T Pellets' ; 2 bushel* WI
wheat, red. R. Fens, 2, J wIMY ; s
bobble spring/ wheat, life, M Rrethonr, 2,
.1 f1/4111•141; [bedside colored. M Rretb-
, 2 D. Aeetbnar: 2 bushes ether
variety, 8 r.r.e, 2, 1/. Bretton, 2 hi..k.
r r" h.rlay, D. Rrwthrwr, 2, M.
stoner : 2 Mnhels two rowed barley, J.
odd, 2. M. Br.'.h.w i•beeh.lomilobdasb
.ata. wNta. D. basher. 11. H. 1l a,s I s
5
of
4
Chronic
Coughs
Persons afflicted with these or
any throat or lung troubles
should resort to that
Meet Excellent Remedy,
Scott's
Emulsion
of Pate Cod Litter Oil with
Hypophosphites of i.ime and
Soder No other preparation(
efGecttsssucch cum.
�'Ci.law i�,g+ettsssr
This Week -:-
-:- Every Week
FROM now until Christman we
will be able to show you an
i to mense range of
PLUSH OR LEATHER
ALBUMS
-FROM-
25c. to $5.00.
THE 7 CENT FAIR
•ta'Com/ts TO t'AMT t Tri.
ELM Blocs ell the Sgaare,
GODERICH.
hell ; tea nay, Mrs. C. Csmpt•ell, 2. Mies
\out ; ribbea work, A. H. Johoatcn, 2, Moss
Nott • .euros emba.iidery, Mrs. C. CLmp-
bel:, 2, Mrs. J. C. Stranghau ; drawn work.
Mrs. C. l'amphell, 2, Mrs. A. R. A.dee.om
woolen shawl, crochet or net, Mrs. C.
Campbell, 2, !lies .yen:$g.au ; painting on
• Ik or satin, oil (amateur) Mir Symingto ,
2 , A. B Job.ston ; 8: a screen. Mn. C.
ampbeld ; fancy tdy, Mus Nott. 2, A.
Juhnatoo ; avebet lace, linen, Mrs. C.
l'ampbell, 2, Samuel Ken ; crochet lace,
cotton. Mn. C. Campbell, 2, Miss Syming-
ton ; chenille embroidery on felt or plush,
Mi.. Symtu.rson, 2, A R. Johnston : mai, he
dra ie, R. Young, 2, fillet Hamilton ; fancy
:idy, drawn work. Mrs. C. Campbell : best
mid gneteet collection of ladies work we-
`ul and ornamental, the week et oar prtaa
Miss Not, 2 Muse Sysniagton, 3, MIs C.
Campbell
FINE ARTY.- Arisen- tt -- lhI. PArNT-
t.tlt Laodtape (Canadian subject) Mn.
C. Campbell, 2, R. 1 rung ; fruit, Mir
Lane, 2, Mrs C. Campbell : original paint•
ing, any subject, aline Lane, 2, Mrs. C.
Campbell.
WATER COLOW-AisATara.-Lead -
maps. Mr.. C. C mpbell, 2. Mini Lose ;
unwise view, Mr.. C. Campbell2, R.
Voung : mammas from Ids, Mia C. Camp.
ortrisal, any subject, Mrs. C. Camp-
bell;
:.apbell; sepia, Mum lane, 2, Mrs. C. Graphed;
pastil drawing, Mrs. l'. Campbell, 2, Mrs.
Fairbeire; pen mad ink sketch, Mit C. ('amp•
bell, 2, Mrs. Fairbairn : crayon drawler,
!lass Lane, 2, Mrs. Fairbairn; opecilneu pen•
m•nabip by boy or girl under 15 years, J.
C. Lyon, 2, M. Woods, 3, Geo. Harris:
by B. J. Craw ford, 1lwngv t..a., for
four neat al paintings, amateur; subjects
lamdecape, marine view, animal. from life,
portrait, Mrs. C. CarepbelL
For the special by W. H. Wilson, for the
beat 3 foals of 1893, aired by "Rauwber
BIB." 1st prize, free use of Ranmbe•r to oleo
an for saa.nu 1894: Zad. $3.00; 3rd, !200
:i. Jardine recontmesd.d.
Applesbl.nheim orange and ~pee spitz -
caber', highly recommended, Glum Woe.
1155 Jrlx.SM.
Hewes -heavy draught, agricultural and
g.seral purpose -Wm. Tipledy, ('Eaten;
A -ch. lr'v Walter.
Road, an:age ud apsed'ng in the rise -
F. Mrlbasgh, Calow ; D Geddes, V. 8.,
Loeknow ; J. Grieve, V. R , Seefortb.
Cattle -Jas. Jenkin, Saltford ; Jos Mo• -
rim, M•Itford ; Hugh Roe, Blytl
Sbsep. Swiss and Implements -Flaky
• . :.d .�,r."as ..des.,., ••-
l;r.�, v M,ahlaa, =told;
tit ter»-w� a.dtri.b : a. H.r
t.s, Gedsoish ; M. H.io8Ismt Oedema.
Daary-.L&Mrs. H. White, £. 1 Mrs. C.
W
W.
a01iu,g►� Wawewo.b ; R. C. �arlimg.
Yra and Flutters --A. armada. doltftt4 i
Albert Ander..., Chagos ; Jew flttewttrt,
1laltfwd
VewI - W.. Kirkbridy Gabriel.
Lobes' Werk -Mr. D. Regent. Deny
sea ; Mir Teas Geodes, 8k Helms.
30.1.srime 8alllaad i
Mw Besse e. S.M.
Fr to lb. Miles New am.
The ro'ost'-sties of Mr. Garrey se ML.
Liberal.•-dii.Inte for the Local H.... wee
• well merited eempNmert to sae who hes
proved biun.elf es sxoellwt lather
is every way. From time ant Mr. Garrey
flee show• himself a capable legisl•tar •.d a
mousher a d. s'--1. t spirit We r oho
ly ase. with ht. that there le or t,swl Mr
so much politics to the Light/stem 11 bee
largely to do with the " hems laws " et the
People. Its expeditors is entirely for eke
foots over which there is so dMp.:a The
questions arising (em tilos to Uwe need
bet give rise to partisanship, and N,;ht t0
be oussidersd upon thew merits ales.. To,
freoue.tdy they aro judged by the politiesl
steadies of those who introduce them.
We hail with great pleasure the lett.r-
aaanly, frank sad booms -written by Mr.
(farrow to the LibeiwI Conn n' io, Nioeatly
held hers 11 was the .aaifesto of • roes
of to rpwdence and wi..1 the .rnu'.g* of his
oosviotiotts. Equally gr$Hfyi.g was the
wa3er of its reception by the large ..pre
srstauoa of the Liberal party pr.seat.
There was no d neentiest voice •,d Mr.
G•rrow was again make the candidate ppm
tis distinct understanding that he was at
liberty to stand by every ala. es r f hi. Mt:.r.
�1We believe of r. t .arrow is e -day a mi .oi
been snob as to Ontolti,011 Mal 10 Lib, e ill gild
atro.ger mobilo* for West Hu -en than
when M f:.t ran •n 1890. Heir .,4•'ew.rlo-
kb.wa sod his
y grew is the Nem•. I an
Cotretrvativee :dike. He ►a bean a pony
taking and lumber lite edresintaUv.
He has had charge asooemtslly of several
av • aNlio. os M�atrt
otk two • lmaN s.worii {est t
WEAK MEN
beer and oiQ swaarts' Ae. ��
er
euoyaFRERINo t1NWarm
lad
PALE AN S
AEAN. s
should take theesrs.. 'Lhgesdirestor
ggee .e hin.gm•e1amL M w 11133011:122
borknoms.- Them Pik an
teedsby 6mtsss ady boss bieriega
er will basun by mall, pd
os rasdpt tt pets.-.5eebte a boa ar s t,
THE DR. WILLIAMS MED. CO.,
5.yUls. Ori. or Yutrlmo.s.lL7
private We Iron the Bounty ad km tater
ea active put is the vont levelehes,
As a member of the tenet tmpora•tt seas
ei trees he has rem lend 'tied , ,,. asj
W made his way to the frost
Besides these Mimi Mr. (Jarrow bolos
000aletent is hie support 01 Sir 0'•tw
Mowat sad liberal pr{oiplos. He air e„
the Girrrsm.mt when eecassarl•, ken It
believes, se the greet mem of the people de,
that Mir Oliver and his colloquia are givkr
us • claws, homsst •od economic.' .loved,.
trstioo of provtocial affairs. Whom tis
dune comes M r. Darrow will, mare mtisiy,
bo own triumo5aetly returned
Underear.
Ladies',
Children's,
Men's,
Boys'.
We've the larges t
variety and unquestion-
ably the lowest prices
in the County. These
are strong statements,
but test them you'll
say they're true.
Having secured at a
discount the Travellers'
samples of the celebrat-
ed Penman Mills, of
Paris, one of the larg-
est manufacturers of
fine underwear, we of-
fer them at wholesale
prices. This is a great
opportunity to secure
good underwear at a
comparati 7 'ely . small
cos/.
In dealing at
this store the cash
customer is not
taxed to help sup-
port the credit
customer who
does not pay.
Here all are on
one level -all are
cash customerz.
There's quite a
saving in this,
losses, interest, ex-
pense of bookeep-
ing and collecting.
And as we buy for
cash also, we're
able to give you a
better dollar's
worth than others.
Compare prices,
and you'll find us
on the bottom ev-
ery time, from a
spool of thread or
a paper of pins to
a fur coat or silk
dress.
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SI to$5
SAVED
ON
Mantles,
Fur Capes,
Fur Sets,
Fur Coats,
Overcoats,
Rubber
Coats.
Fashion Sheets Free.