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TIN SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONT., THURSDAY' DEC. 24 1896.
LIBERALS WON ALL
Cornwall and Stormont In the
RIRht Lina
Awa* Slabs -.es tees of drew far. Sate -
.amara t tteselie aver OM wash.6060
eras hawsa ta.a mum wan mid far.
lies aw•r•. eaadldaer tarries Oran -
des.
Verwwtal. Dec. 20 -1'. -da>/ ■ by. -
shirtless 1. at an end, and Lae resulted
la a substantial victory for the Lateral
eaDdtdatte Mr sbnetsIi..er. Tit, tt;hl
from the day ut the bluing of tug writ
bill beau a very bitter one. Nu piens
or hard stark lug been sparest by .eith-
er party to make their caadtdate a
winner. Ruth o:ganixatenta were com-
plete, and almost every .tar available
was arrured and cast. From the outset
the Liberal* were .unhoent of a Vic-
tory, but took no ibatl.'r+.. They toiled
day and nilrht In their efforts to con-
vert the Veen:), of Stormont, which
bas been true \to the t'ortservatwe
plttttorWrfor lb y and oust to -night
they have the sat action of knowtus
that their efforts v.• been suave -GALL
The net result of be potting to-4*y Is
that a t'nrtsrrvativ majority of 425 for
lir Bergin in Jun is turned onto one
K 411 for Mr. 8n stngee. lloeh salla
be increased :5 er 1 what the tor•, re-
maining sutelivislen are heard tr.m.
The maiorttit. a
Cornwall town : . , etsenge-r . major-
ity (ti,rnwall to ship. 202. ('sena•
brnck township. h : '. *t.orl toen.hfp.
TS : Flhnh township. : total. 4E Ilia
jtrity •fir Saeteingrr. f.•.dl and, Bonne -
vine, still to tear from. avail ls-
amas- the majority t over 500.
eashabliewse a 1 meads..
% ;nnlp.•g, Dr.. 2e.- t 'p••. iuI .-Twe•n-
t -nine polis in easiest. .•ran gave air.
lawis a mal•,nt) of 131. Thirteen pulp
lire to be heard trot,. n.f well Iike:y
.senses ids majority. G ever. they
May not be heanl fr.. for it w.rk
Mr. 1b.Xb opponent w . Mt. McPhail.
both Ming Liberals.
The bye -election in Nor Itran•ton on
Saturday to Alt the v . y in the
Manitebe Legislature ca 1 le. Mr.
Bift.n's retirement nou 1-1 .n the
ele.•tloa of the Greettw-ay the e-• nment
candidate, Mr Fuser, over the Patent.
Mr. I'ustlethwalte, by lite n 'ore).
Mast Daws
Owen Sound. Dee 20.--
Tewterday afternoon Mr. (•
• butcher of this town, erne
carie at his room to the t
tral Hotel by shooting hitt
head with a revolver lie
drinking a good deal during
and was last notelet aboutin
going to hie room, when•,
u.
o'clock to the eventnhe wee
endby some of the hotel !Kt
lying across the bed with a
wound in his right temple.
ver, a British bulldog of 1
was tying beside hint. It is
at what hour the mai deed was
Shortly after the dueep
body Lr. Cameron a a.: not
atter a preliminary examsnation
the cirrum.tances, decided
quest would not be necessary.
deceased was about 35 years age
was unmarried.unmarried.He was wee -kiwi n
around here, having the r ptttstinn t
being a respectable. quiet and Mottlu
se citizen, and altogether a very un
n.o
likely pen to entertain design
against his own life. He was not uy
any mean+ an habitual drinker, only.
o.
Indulging ustskenally and at very lona;
tntprvale. N., other mime. however. 1
than this can be suggested for the act.
New fork. the, 14.-- 1 ,urate 1'.
}lsteadPatina .. Paton the Cuba. Junta 4
•d
has read the lnterviee pubiush•to I
The N. w Tore Juur.,.tl thea morning with Pr.inr Men,+taro sure sig .11.1 Caa- I
atet
tell , of Spain. nd • in tie ;w. dee-
arteries. The is *bat Palma wys fee
glinting it:
-Thor, wl 1. no cutuyremiae. We
n
bat .• abaulu t • • n84. -roe in thepea-
green; of the war. Fre d..,n for Cuba
se erten Sy definite!), outen•,1 in the
mind. of the men who are , ttiisg for
the overthrew of tyranny. They have
an established government and 46,000
w •..
e41nned men, who reoognlae and.•
upho:d that govertunnt. The state-
ment from the Spanish Prime Minis-
ter that the revolutionists are negroeea
Is ridieulous to the • sit -ere. :ie knows
absolutely that the prisons In (like:.
n
and in the peal colony are fall of <S
am of the kith.* f soclety
levee -eat.)-
.• Jones.
Hied *ut-
Cen-
( in the
been
the day
tielo k
t 1.11
dtacov
dents
ballet lent bullet
The revul-
aexe c ihrv.
as own
• on.•.
mwry d the
notified. ,
.1.
nb.
that an in -
e
of
STATE RAILWAYS 114 AUSTRALIA
lwMesa aa.a seemly stiv.d Ta... altb
Advea$s.. M Alt O.wc.raad.
Tata ambient et •taae r%Mwye 010 -
pears to have become ruawass[tnW melee
Mas Now South Waive *here the as-
Dalal report et the railway outantialas-
ert•-'eiuws that the total trade sego -
Sags frusn the OoIus al railways sod
ttasswaye amounted to sAIM.ir, and
abs
Mpaiditure to 61.T11t.171. leav-
1p a latae°. atter paying working
espresso K t1.li21.4Tl. Tabs. use uses-
inf•bssare .Rate• maker an aoontstulet-
od Ino re se of £1,121.411 paid Iota the
Clwawtry during the past eight years
to .wort the interest on capital. Fovea
that men, however, there bad to be
deducted £375.0110, installment, In r•e-
payment of the vote of t 1.060.000 trade
to the department for the reronsttwn-
tie& and tmi•revement ,it the perman-
ent way. the balani.•. £.2.1117 413. being
the increasr.1 net earnings shire the
ea.txtelatronem took (Ake The year
flee beam one of tweratderable difficulty.
the contlnoanne of the ormnerelal do
preseken. the drought (which has caus-
ed the kw of 11.000.000 .sheep) and the
Naw•eareel,• , .af sulks having. serinus-
IY affeot•d the teethe Nevertheless.
the revenue for the railway, alma.
during the past year was t! iI20 411.
and tet- working extenem% L1.53i.4$3.
or Mae per rent re the trews revenue.
and a return of £ 1 ate. 10d. per cent
upon the tete! iaaltal coat. F,sttmat-
Inir the sinew, • snort wh.•11 the rail-
way department bas ie. pay Interest at
salt per eent. the department would
hare t., pumae rattle et0 to meet its
with attsns and aJt••r t;,ainr the w•.rk-
tng expenses it lad provided the whole
01 that num except 121041. which had
to be truffle ftp out K the general re-
venue if however. to the end of
L34 tea M won• added L2.102.214. pens•
rifled ur of the ern olldster revenue.
and tt••• d.benter.e repeld. on which
there wee no Internee rhttrt••. the dee-
Oelenee In Inteeeet would he e1145
The revenue for the year de -reeved
L57.707. white the wnr'kln4- .spenees
were reduced he 1[15.701. The actual
decrease was £1$1.O10. In the carriage
of wont rrain and finue. hide.. Maws
and tall •.. hue the hn•resa.► in ether
Maelhes. *rein. .wet of the improved
inwtd'tlon of the marry lr•.ene.d It to
the amount .fated. At the tame temp
OP work ef Improving the ..trir.ue
tinea morl'f.•tee era/Herd. RYA ewers.
etc.. ha, teal sy,te m. "star .earrled
en. the rai•..•.w nn. bolnc ami t to
any 1" the we'd dtnw•erg what siuili-
ful rranairvreent r,a.- achieve under
severer. rare-unwtanr.s. They are,
b••w•ev.•r. numerous trwtltatlnns of Im-
prevwrwnt and the ewnmtswl.tnere
look forward to a lereety ineeptua4
revert,. awing the present year -
John Pkimmeeee Australian Lettere
4 Woes. Nave tw.otete 4eisedeare.
un the WWlaad.
Liss airy as 4•Ntaaeae.
Colborne. Ont.. Dec. 20. -About 4
o'clock this morning Are broke out In
J. 8. Yeoman/ block. occupied by J.
M. McDonald as a general store. and
Yeomans as dwelling above. The ere
agreed to the Chase Bros.' Co. block
adjoining to the went. This building
was occupied by Clause Broa Co. (Jas.
McUlennos. mattagor). nurserymen. and
the Miseries Printing (o. Zbtal loss d
buildings and contents. Cause of Are
not town, property all In•ared-
About 10 o'clock the morning a num-
bs of men were at work tatting out a
Nene from the ruins belonging to Chase
Bina, whets the gilt wall fel/ in. bury-
ing five men in the ruins. via., Thoma•
Connor,. Wm. McCroe:kt., Thus. (.gunk.
Harry Paisley and 0ed. Fowler. .%II
were taken out alive• but very badly
bort 1)•etors veer. Immediately call, d
and drowsed the wound► The pard.w
are doing nicely and will likely recover
Thawed tannage*.
Dunnville. Ont., leer. 211.-T1trew bro-
thers named Hees were ertgar,d in
taking Set stumps on the. farm of Mr.
Jamey's Waves M Wainfleet. Some one
told them If they used altre-gly,xrin.-
it would make the wont lighter. and
straightway they procured some .ar-
tridera et St. Catharines. They said
the stuff was frosen, sad tool' Mx Far
triages Into Mr (Stave•• hoarse, And put
them un the aatltstove to t.kaw. Mr.
()levee waw engaged to the kltchew.
and the twee. brothers sat by the
neva. Owe of thetas shortly afterwards
remarked The emus le rewnlag ort,..
and peoeeeded to sh,n• them off the
sae%*, when 1h. nttrn-rly.wrine ex
plod.d The hour waw completely
wrecked Mn► (ilavoea warn thrown
threat% a doorway and is badly eat
by pieces of the flying stear•. taw w111
recover Two of the Hiles brothers
were fearfully manete d, and weal ale
The other escaped alines( uaknrt.
Mat rasa a weenies
,t ingsion, ile.• In This .venlat aemu•1
Www. •n4 elf. of Roll weir &riving
bit... sad wall. •sneelr, the Oraad Trust
Itallw., at the •*t aver (' 111.. bay a
w.•.r bsignora ra thea, wrecking
94.• wag... Whet the berme aM as lt.N
t Injuries Mr tial Mrs. waw that i 4,
iv
see d. •peered at Tae newt sg b ser
M throe 4enindsme saws M Ude saafea sed
ttae .M •gala r•4iet has bras thea bt, bet
r flit .. laerw•elesafs bete bra tare lee.
ewers/die a'7raaa
eagai dist.. Dee- llrlo� A a
EZ:faa"J.M�eteatt
tense lata bea.ai0ha alvefgarrel wee g `eeteteja�t
la a disk.
was
......t...,.•, 1d44.
A large -hearted old man. who loves
children. M sure, no mat ter how mos-
tertul be may be, to be need by some
cl,Ild. Mr. Gladstone is no exception.
Hie sunny little granddaughter. Doro-
thy Drew. rules her llhatrtous grand-
father as t nerl.,rt.ty as he ruled his
party In the day. of his political
leadership. The Grand Old Man And'
pies ere in her compaaaionahtp, and
wen when p•wed f•e a picture allowe
her to claw. Ina band tightly as H to
tome him to keep quiet.
Never was a family more truly unit-
ed than that of the Gladstone,. They
e.vtst4tute the meet wholesome type
of the British ew.untry fatnily. whole -
In mind and w•holerorne In body, !,
n•• breath of dt.ernalon ,.r scandal
ever disturber' the w-rtmty of their 1
tad relations.
n•is aryl daughter..ast well as those
w ha.• • entreat' the family by mar -
tee with one an.vher In re-
. •ee and devotion ter the owe who
has one en muwh to reader the name
whir they bear t11u•tri ,i' . a synonym
few it .ter••. piety and generrsjty.
Rut .ip•eMr to them at' on that
were the •rdrand Old Woman," an
the • b'. MT!.. Otadstrnte, the once
farnrnae beauty, Catharine (Wynn. is
affection ply described throughout
the lett 1Titu1ldtarn.
No wit 1. more watchful and
voted tha she. and Mr Otadetnn. has
made few Meal .peee•hew In Parlia-
ment when the has not sat In the
gallery In . ring him with the know-
ledge elf her pt+wgtre, and few public
adder's's. no the wail. M Went-
min.ter when new has not sat by fids
side. whether , Me plattbrm or .eft the
/met tares
'indeed. nn ertradon. when. about
fifteen yews . 1w• wea netted upon
to •emit In the , air at flreefnwket
to tat sates molly le sndience. the
wen the day for him by Marden.
'Swingboat at iMe tide. holding an
werr1we4la t s dyM h4, slivered looks
tram the glare of �Ite wart-Acottlah
E7srwlcats.
Th. Porth Perm\ ..fusee.
*bare i. the north polar continent
that mice figured on a maps' It 1e
sot so long ago that the renowned geo-
grapher. Petermann. wed he had
good mason for faith In its existence.
The pole was probably thln coati-
rtest, and he thought towering
known
rocks near Raring 8tralt
to be tut Wood. might be apse of the
termini of the great lead ,• Faith
in this theory has gTadoally - ened
the farther men penetrated nth the
"White North." and taw N . ham
thrown a flood of light upon t ques-
tion. The ocean depths he ha+ found
to the north of Frans Jess^ph Lar . and
Snit thergen, the dieapptar.ate•e ••4 ani-
mal life in that region, the etre( of
the 1.-.•, which 1. plainly formed rt
and not ..n lan.t n td the free mo
mast of the k-.• malts driven. as
arr. in any direct -it h - he pr.valllh
e. ht,ht, point I;.evflabi), 1 , th•' c.-nclu
anon that the man whew reaches the
north pie will ptnhal ly fin I no )and
there, but a deep spa Inet.,ad. covered
by cktaely packed and drtttfig Ice.-Mc-
(lure' e it agents a
..ares In• sellas.
Among the tragtsaert. K )l ypti•a
papyri at Dabble frights haws or parts
K hors of Hnabares -Wad" Wavy bees
ideatftled from boors 4. 1 M. n and 12
est of . saanweriipt et the taint ears -
eery berme (rest. faders i8es.wr had
beam put into strape by tie ornate et
Alexandria. In the MOAT Saes air -
tam ,db sot es4.t 1n the ••deed^ as we
be,, It. Protomer MaML7 anmela
that the Al saeiewne gest great Mbar.
Ifaw with tae test* and that Has MAT
.dadals at the'Iliad" earn up la
Mispn .. them will be as smith.• fr
emeatiaty et mem gar east. M stent
tare haws
se.._Abseil t
."Tear gime hi ..water et
tart Ler
hei • nemisse nem-sgmenlisnA-edfi
eat
bar
eimmanli
Remnants
cI After our tea days Cksering aisle we are natardly left with
a lot of e ads in each department. This week we will give oar
customers an t>pyortunity of securing sone Bargains at half the
regular price. e have
REMNANTS OF TWEED
REMNANTS OF FLANNELS
/elitANTS OF TOWELLING
gINANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF FLANNELETTES
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINENS.
Watch our Remnant Table on Friday and Saturday of this week
J. T. ACHESON.
RIGHT THINS IN
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
AT
HUMBER at SON
RED HOT BARGA.NS IN
STIRLING NOVELTIES, DIA-
MOND, OPAL and
GEM RINGS.
ALSO CALL AND SUB ODS N1/1 ABB' CRAB CLOCg
C. A. HUMBER & SON
Jewelers,
Goderici .
OOLBORNNB BROS
LAWNS COATS we will mill the b..
On and after Molina!, t 4tb d this 'month,j,l►61e�
of our stock of Ladies* Coats at the fol owtag redactions :
Loss MUSS* ASV BMWS Coes.- 1, 1110.60 for $7.60 ; 1, $'f,H
for $6.00 ; 'J. $4.86 for $3.50 , 1. 17.60 for $2.72 ; S. 16.00 for
$4.50 ; 1. $5.00 for $3.75. , .. L�►nt>,.' BROST BItavIIS ASD th11 W1
Gun,- 1, $8.50 for $6.60 , I, $7.:10 fee $6.61: 2, $2.76 for $9.76 j
1, $7.75 for $6.00 ; 4. $6 00 for 11.76. Don't fail to manila* thaw
Coate if you want to buy.
CARPETS AT COST
6 ends Brussel.
10 rails Tapestry
3 erste All -wool
i ends l'nioa
ALL -WOOL TWEEDS
8 pieces of the best All
KEN'S FUR COATS
6 Mea'. Wombat Fur Coats at a barga$t.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Groat Carpet Warehouse of the Comity.
Carpet at Cost
Carpet .t Cod
Carpet at Cost
Carpet at Cost
wool .'.0c Tweeds ever shown in (3oti.rieh
30 DAYS
CLEARING SALE
BOOTSS HOES
(Summer and Winter Goods)
AT COST 1
to make room for Spring Goods and to enlarge premises
Repairing neatly and promptly attended to
J. M°NAUCHTON
FRESH
THIS WEEK !
Candies
Chocolates
Bon -Bons
Oranges
Grapes
Nuts, etc.,
at
NAIRN'S
HELLO,
HURONIANS!
have yon .sen them 1
Seen what Tl
Whir, th.
MAY QUEEN
... CIGARS
They are the Best 1
Smoke them end patronise Rao
IfdnMry. DANVPACPOIS D DT
111BiiOCKS & IBIIIDT
OODZRICH
r
HIDE
Silas bees he.
ATTRITION
WANTED
OMR J011 TAII1I T
sat W
-y Pf1iMIR SPOT CASK
W. i d SMITH.
eeas.al a Math ...pt,s sad rave was
Sib hem as blai•7 hes„ ea Isirslsi d the
death ted Ails 0. Hadimin. of Shia isd. and
IusaI,1 Ws Mira
WHOLESALE PRICES TO ALL
A. P. ]VIcL1EAN'S
GROAT CLEARING SALE
OF $13,000 WORTH OF
HATS
CAPS
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
ORDERED TAILORING
READY -TO -W EAR CLOTHING
will still continue until the 1st January. This great
i Sale gives the people of Goderich and vicinity a
chance to buy Winter Warmth at unheard of Low
Prices. Get protection now while the tax on your
purse is light. Last week's business was something
phenomenal : we inend to make this one still greater
by far, as we have Cut the Prices so very low every-
body can afford to buy. It will pay you to buy your
SPRING SUITS FOR BOYS
as we are offering Special
Inducements before Stocktaking. Don't fail to look
over our whole stock --Great Bargains all through :
it is well known to be the largest and best of its
kind in the County.
r A. P. M°LEAN
MERCHANT TAILOR
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