The Signal, 1898-2-18, Page 4E.B. & M.N.
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WEST HURON RLBCTICN !
MR. CARROW'S
MEETINGS.
lfeet.n i in the interest of Mr. t:irrow,
the Liberal a•ndid•t. for West Huron, will
be hip. nie
KINTAIL-Fri.. " 18, at 2:30 r.31.
oRANT'SSCHOOL-F,i . a., se 7:30 .,
KINGS BR! ItisB-=9at,,Fob. IF.etlhEl
Nomination. Tuttsday, Feb. 92
COURT HOUSE, ..obltiO n.
FINLAY'S-W.ds.s., Feb. 23, at 7:30 r.si.
iRz>r-1/11_ -.,ser-77--
PORTLtt'slllLi-Fel.,» 25, "
LEEBQRN- $,ttir.. F.6. 96. at $:30 r.n
made a strong inroad at the last elec-
tion.
Now, suppose Mr. (JARROW pleads
guilty to the Impeachment of being s
lawyer, and suppose he goes farther,
and adritita that he has been fairly
successful as a lawyer, what then 1
Are we to understand that our Con-
servative friends depre late the placing
of lawyers in the Legislature, and if
that is their contention, why are they
eternally boasting of the time when
JOHN i AIDr1;LD MAC DONALD ruled
the roost and piled up a surplus, to
the starving of the municipalities and
the public works of the Provinee 1
Are we to believe that when
MATTHRN CROOKS C.tia Olt led on the
Conservative cohorts in the Local
House the good old Tori.. had con-
ioientious scruples against having
lawyer.' in the House
Was it a high crime and misde-
meanor to be a lawyer when the name
of WILLIAM RALPH MIIKDIT)t Was
used to conjure with, after the passing
of MA9TH14w Ciooas and practically
to the advent of WHITNEY and that
later apostle of Tory light and leading'
BT. JOHN, of porcine fame 1
Whore would all of these gifted
leaders of the Conservative party be
had lawyers been debarred from as
stating in making the laws of this
Provinos
Or is It that the cry is raised now
merely is. the hope of bolstering up
the cause of a nominee whish our
good Conserva:i.ye friends very much
fear is badly out of }sear 1
The cry Is a;weak one, at best As
the late JOHN HSNRT Foes would say,
"There's nothin' to it ;" and if our(
frieuda cannot find snythits better to
ase, we would arivise them to raise as
their_thibbQleth, " There's pothing
fibs Iloctber P' The cry isn't a new
one, but as tho old song says,
"WVith the wooer side lint and the fleetly
side in,
1Srvi-h-trryii6-" -6*
THE CAMPAIG'•
•
THE election contest is now within
ten or twelve tiara of the end, and except
in one or two of the cities, lite apathy does
ot appear to have lifted. In this Western
section • more quiet uampaign has never
been in evidence and the interest that fort-
erly attached to wiut shouts be without
oubt the moot important event in four
tiro, d0.3+ not show on the .urtaoe.
afro (iaaeow, on the other hand, has
ONE of the arguments &dvslnosd f it
against the eaadi• lacy of Mr. GARRow
L chat tis u a lawyer. m
This argument is trotted out its the all
hope that it may be effective in quart- y
ere where the Patron sentiment bad
THE SIGNAL : OODERICH ONTARIO
been putting his trust, to • oonsidersbl• ex-
tent In oho holding 61 pnbliu meeteig. which
be has. in the majority of iuetause., uuil-
duotad singly and alone. He is thoroughly
ported ort the public issuers, liar esu time
Inuit, anti being phyei.wlly iu gooti shape,
is taking uoarly all of the work of Ice own
meetings upon hihuelf, tied ss there has been
uo opposition speaker up to ,late, has ha l
sveythiug his own way at the public gath-
erings lneideut•lly, he has how„ getting
in his personal work between npeoches, end
when last even iu Uoelerich was in good
fettle and full of uon8denue.
• • •
---The meeting at Clinton Moeday et on
nig. addressed by Premier HARRY, Wes a
field eight for the Literals in the three
ridings of Huron, for there were many elec-
tors prase at from all three of the co istitu-
•ociea. The puhlic issues were press ted
by Mr. HARDY in • clear a •d lucid way,
ail the meeting throughout wax evideotaly
• vote maker for thei Liberal caldidatee.
The urging of the Laurier quartette was e
feature of the meeting.
e
is •
-In Walt Huron the quietness may be
partly due to the fact that no open meet-
ings have been held by the Opputitiou eau•
didate, and up to the present it would ap-
pear that, except it be at the nomination,
few if any public meetings will be held iu
hie intere.L-Ffekertbeles, the ()ppisitiou
candidat•.ie neither dead nor sleeping, and
it will not do for the Liberal, to fold Meir
arini and become overconfident. The Con-
servative candidate is pursuing what iseom-
morily known as a still-h:;at campaign. He
in visiting every point of importance in the
riding, and is martinet with the workers of
hie party at every place wenn a pthering
may be secured. He is by personal appeal
W workers and voters, endeavoring to make
himself solid in the riding, and whether his
line of action will be successful or other-
wise, time alone can tell.
-On our first page we publish the
gourd report of the North American Life
Amuranoe Company, which shows 000clus-
itejy that that ieetitVtioe Lea become Ase
of the most progressive of iia kind is Cana-
da The careful and co ,servative ma -age -
me ,t of the oompsey has gai•.ed for it an
e.iviab'c position amo get the life comp•oies
of the Domioioi. aid the f idefatigehle push
a id energy of its fie dretaff have proved oo..-
entenay shaR-/iay--ars-del$f-s-tverta the
fact that tfny-u.-warltirgtorts i-stitut-
to . that has few erns s ail no auperiers oe
the uo )tiwst 7.3. 1. Nan*. M the loco(
age .t
COMING AND GOING.
Beason Guest was la Leokaow last week.
A. Bolos, of Stratford, was in t•wi last
-weak.
Mir Yates la to 'furoate tel spring
geode.
1. L. Killorsi. of-eat...b, was baa
lisitiday. _
Efirridingy 8•ittsW-.w.:w.
las relatives t• it. neighborhood o1 tltr t-
toed UM week
Mr. H. Hayden M ou • business trip to
Trouts.
(1. W hltely, .f Seefurtit, was to tows o.
Saturday.
W. T. Bu lbs, of Bruases. was la tows
this week.
Miss Btretto°, o1 Brussels, epeal Saotf.y
1. Codrioh.
Jo.. !).anal, of Ktoo.rdise, was 10 nod•
'doh this weak.
W. H. Reed. of Luckuow, was is (lode.
rich Wt Ja.urday.
Rev. 1. B. Wallwin, of Luoknow, was in
Oodrloh this week
Mir Komi, of Herlook, .pus the past
Friday la God•rloh.
Meas L Halley, of Stratford, is vbitiog
Mn. Egeser, Borth -St.
W. R. Make., of Toronto, was re -visiting
t►e old teem the past walk,
Kube. Smith, of Wiaulp.g, spent a tow
day. in Colonel this west.
R S. Hay., barrister, tiseforth, was 1a
Mb• oouoty town oo Tuesday.
License Iaspeoter Paisley, of Clinton. was
lo tb• Cu town ors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mn. H. 1t'•Iker, of Ingersoll,
wrs visiting at Mr. Warpath's.
Mir McCrea was sisal'', Mlw Mabel
Meredith, 1a Seafarth, the put week,
Mir Beattie* McCarthy, of Ktogsbridgs,
is the guest of Mrs. M.buoey, East street.
Mir Potter white Oaten* to Luokaew
last week, was the guest of her brother,
(Georg..
H. H. Willta•ne, of the Bank of Com
metes, $e.feeth, spent Seeds] 41 the family
re.idonoe.
ears. MoKlasan, and das hiler--Osrtia,
of thiderioh, are visiting Mrs. It J. Mo -
Math, in tVingham.
idiom Eva Acheson, our charming soprano,
has goes to Detroit, so study with, and fill
nation engagements with the oelebrsted
Moor, Harold Jarvis.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Coll at Cattle Brae. atter Monday, and
to• their complete line of gr•ntteware,
Smith Brea. & Co. are opening another
store directly behind their Dry lsoods er
tablMbm.nl to carry on • produce business.
W. undrssand A. J. Cooper is about to
open a flour and teed stare in 8. Sloan's old
stead, earner Victoria sad Hamilton street..
Chace A. Nairn is wilier his lug* stook
of well 5.1.1.d.bius eta. et • nannies el
20 per cent, sad wJl continue the tale us -
til farther notice, thus giving the tot op-
portunity for the parchese of artid.e for
hour adornment and use, our people have
had for roomy years.
LOOAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
The trade( March remember.
The big egg should soon be in svidenoe,
Neat Wednesday will be " Ash Wed•
sudsy,
Pannakee will be a fatiestlte Mob !seal
Tuesday.
bay a iloket for the lfiaetrelathis PM -
log and t.lp the band.
Wm. M.cI o. is taking the Ontario to
, tnlsadt$R ro pot In two new aids..
f be skatigg rink was re-npenei on Mon-
d •y atter a how days rest through the thaw.
A" t6- meeting o' the Horticultural sae
alley nett Thur.dsy ev.ainq, •' Spray's/
sod 1''ungioidas," will be the sabieol, dis-
.nesse, lir. A. M.D. Aliso bee/ oho les -
der.
Throe eats of timber for nle. sad .trla.ere
were r.o.tved at the br.ak•w.Ir works olds
brook,
thee May Peale, of 81,.tIerdi was visit.'
lug Miss Ethel Vewttr defier tee p..$
week.
nodular meeting of the Woodmen of Hai
World, to th. O:antt. Hall ucx. WuJoesday
eyraag.
Ouuuty auditors, Morrw,a of hloKillop,
sod Utgskart of Hewitt), otmmaao.d their
ditties os Tuesday.
Andrews limes. k Co. shipped s or -load
ot Yoga to Cullioswood en Mo•day, •ad tats
of oettls to Torouto the same day.
W. aro glad to sou that the tbr.e child.
dres.ol A. Lse.abaw, who hove b..n suger-
Ilvoutlet Ionstor
, e almost wotirely
renewed.
Mre. Althea wt.has to impress
Int heartfelt Lb.uke to the many
tr.audator their kinduase shown during the
llloe•s a her sister.
Two new Isy.n have boon added to the
brs•kw•ter t6e pest to bye, but whether
they will prove goad sitters. the spring
freshet will determine.
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W. C. T. U.
After coughs and colds
the germs of consumption
often gain- * foothold.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phitcs will not cure every
case; but, if taken in time,
it will cure many.
Even when the disease is
farther advanced, some re-
markable cures are effected.
In the most advanced stages
it prolongs life, and makes
the days far more comfort-
able. Everyone suffering
from consumption needs this
food tonic. -
vac. and ('.al, .II iteregIsw,
SCOTT a 6OWNI, Owosso, Tereus
deet be Cleared Ont
**tom MADE OLOTHIN
.•-MY OWN MAKE......
a'arterwitI dg,.sd wW made up. •
0.1 OILet t'essariabiy low safes. w Clear y
A Sae essarta.st of New Ooode kr IN
and 'Mater wear,
CALA £Rib SRti E.
H. DUNLOP
Westet't1.11r. neat Hank Mestr.at
eellir
STi
and
Cray's
- 0f
IS PROHIBITION RIGHT 4
Weal Noted batoswas and etre. Illy
About Aleer.t.
" Who ever sounds the highest metal
note does the moat for his oonatiy,"
L wee ate •ed you proteol stood dols/
by alio arson arm of the lair. L:oenw the
Ugiliiit-fialso and .you maks It lswtally eight
to mak. drtukard.
Sir HenryTaompson, serene to the
Klug of the Balgtans, and one of the mast
lemon@ medical unto of Europe :
•• I have loan had the eonvtotfoa that
there M .o greater ore.s of evil morally and
physically is this ooua:i y than the w of
esotsoll. beverages."
1)r. Job. Warn. (fan MWLaren):
" With reseed to those parts of t►.
oosntry (America) where there M Pro►tbt•
nos, 1 6•d se opportunity for pero,ul ex•
ami,atioa tub the sueew of the result, of
the working of the meamare•, but 1 made la -
guinea 1 was enured by sosa of their ab-
solute spoof= ; I was assured by some Gist
they could be essi!y evaded.' But every-
thing two be 'graded 1f people set their
minds to evade. There 1. no doubt that
the prob, bit.ao measures have ben a Resat
bxiii to Amortise., and I do not see why Ib.y
'Mould no% be of •s groat value to this
country."
Bit Andrew Clark :
"1 o.D imagine no service which son at
this moment b• rendered to the Suite
approaching to magnitude and importance
that which would be repaered by tial
establl,hniint at Iola inane a ooze pall lag
them son to be takes in and treated • •
1 would Gov• the drsskard'a Absrt• seem
flood for the good ot 6a fatn,ly, and the
State, and the community : I would bav•
hin pea talo as inetitutien and kept there
seal be was oared.
"1 repeet to yon, as • reau:t of long -cow
Untied and carstul thought, that health is
not • Kat• which can in soy sense be
b.negtted by alcohol. It an bear is new.
thew without -obvious Injury, tut be bene -
Maud by i, neo -r."
Bit William Gull, Physician to Her M..
icy, Queen Votor• :
'• I shoed joh hesu. at o. 'e with time.
people who believe that latallw tual work
asset be does so well without wise or al -
*obit. I should deny Mai pr peolai s and
hold she very opposite. All iisald, end
all Wogs of ea eleobelte there! Ware W.
ave tissues pro temper*. It sof
yea may plaksn Il. operation. WM tends
.et improve them. I t Maus et the ese mau-
e.t things la Regime, sootet7 that people
are ainjured ty drink wilboto betag bosh -
Leda. It goes ea so quietly that 11 u dllfl-
salt to ebony* ; • isea'a aearesl triads
instantly will net observe il"
Lr. J. W. Grammer. of Buffalo, N. Y. :
" The Amerioan saloon is sot only •
grime producer. but •disease breeder. The
person who drinks la the al.obel a salons
will ofteatime• drink aeold.at, uloids, mur-
der, epilepsy, insanity,diens*, degss.r.ey,
death. If t1 M • Rood Lw to olds• 1841 shop
that bells diseased sae( or poisoned cheese ,
or decay •g vegetables, is it not good law
to.ioee ib. s•loos that sena the pompon of
•100101 ? II is net only end law but Defa-
mes
esmea mom. A. • s•eit•ty ss•amre the
drink tog ..1.c. .61.14 be 'oppressed."
lli,Tit or Mos. C. Rotttsrsois.-Mn.
Charlotte Robertson dun at the reatdesee
of her son !slaw. Mr. .11 R. Lag. atty
Dark, church sI , at b ; 30 o'oloek Weber -
day afternoon. She was bora 66 years ago,
in the Geisty of Waterloo. and some years
later removed with her permits to Oed•ma:a
where .8. lived until • few yam ago, whoa
•h• ome to this oily to reside with ber
d.agktau fir Me past Mg tsars ahs had
Deme fonts/ in health, hat Mr oosditlou was
net eon•idertd serious outtl abeu'i a week
tee. ween .6e oentrao'.d *tlas,matios of
hek luso. end died. Her husband died •
.umber of years e/. is Vi.torla, B O.
There marriage woo bies.sd with eery ems
and -Mrs. R R Lug. who Ci.d about
11w veers •g•. Tareeieno.t hoer Ries.
Mrs. Robertoos bore her sufferings with
mash fnrutsd., navies 'olden been heard
Se complain. The follow*; br.Nmrs end
*eon are Isis to mount her demise : Fred-
a ick, rt Indi•a.p.Ba, Ind.: 8amoel, of
Ewen, 1/fel. ; Hrs. Ass. CLmsrna, of
Hosting., Nob. ; sad Miss lle.pmlli.r or
this oily The rem.j.s were taken to tiod-
.et,h so the Rea train us S.iurday for
la manes!.-9trstfasd H•r+:M.
IODEIWIH BARGAIN CENTRE
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOKS BE8T FRIEND
LANocaT SAi.! IN CAIIADA.
HELLO !
• THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
as the
ROO
SINCLA
tete
rim
From
11 Nero
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
?HI /EMT
Scrailtoll 6arV Coal
Ail ::e•I welghod O. the Parket Scalae
whose you /et =a lbs. for • ton.
litZNI. LEE.
Orders w1 at gams a Iai'!i Ston
promptly stranded to.
GODERIOH
STEAM BOILEE WORKS.
GLORIES IN GIVING BARGAINS, AND WILL HOLD A. S. CH RY A
ST Li
TWO MONSTER BARGAIN DAYS
'FEBRUARY 24 AND 25No time like the present ; no time like this. For your mousy buys more here than elsewhere wheth:r you spend dollars or hundreds of dollars. Whether you spend
much or little, an honest, careful comparison of Qualities and Prices leaves no room for doubt.
Of course, the first days choice will be beat, but we will try to have enough of everything to last both days.
manufacturer 01 all klad. of
BOILERS.
Stooks Stacks, Balt Pen, Sheet I:ot
Works, etc., Edo.,
Disler la -
t1 BEng YaeA*.ry rasher, to
DRESS (GOODS. OASHiERE HOSE,
Blsok Reseed.., 25e., for 19e 50o.apads Ise
. 35c ,, for... . 830
Blase Bern , 225.., fit.. 19,
Tweed ERoot.. 25e., far... -
A lot of 50e tieod. fere
LACE CURTAINS.
260. BM ter 190
504 e'gt ter 400
76.. 8.e for 60s
00 Set for ISS
26ANfor 96.
BLAOK SILKS,
$140 he
1.00 sew SI oho $1 26 Peer fee
f§ for 60 100 Pastsfar
60 seer 60
49.
26e
16.
6 gebe ter 26.3
120. pelf, 3 plebs for 26e
REMNANTS.
• tot ef1a4h$ Mesh. for
• let el Oartabo Reda The, fer
CLOAKING. M EN'S CAPS.
at 00 par yard for 66 60a Cope fey
1.06 par yard for
1 op
200 pew yard for
FLANNELETTE. -
irLANNELETTE BLANKETS.
(1/1411Y AND WRITE.
7e. BIM wide for ge SI.00 for 76e
60. Heavy Twill tot
fie 75 fee 60a
FACTORY OOTTON.
110 7s. sae yard wide. ha
Ge.. eons lorevy, fee
MEN'S PAg'FS
Wes. per yard for
lb. per yard fer
16e. per yard for
alle per rod for
116e. par yard f ot
LADIES' JACKET&
be 6 Labile' Jahns lee 112 00 sash
4 Ladies' Jaokees, $6.60, for. 3 76 sash
25o. for 100 LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Ma. for lie ladies' Yeses. 15a, for 26e
•
16e. for WNW Drowors, 96a, fee
WHITE COTTON. MEN'S UNDERWEAR
16 Wok fee '
36 ink este* vales. tor fis 46e. Shirts or Drawer. far 26e
Ss Me. Shirts or Drayton fee 40e
el LIS pee psis he
at 00 at so for UMBRELLAS.
too TrUbv fee
76 10026 fierr%rev- .
TABLE 1.1NEN.
36a " fee 25e
50a. Ifieseheff, br 38e
All tines of Pips" end Pipe illtinge,
Stowe end Warne Gawps, Globe Valves,
Casslaably on Read Laval
A line of Steel Web& sad gel
les nee of fanners and eldises.
51 90
1 00
79
The
Impression
seams to be that
reedy known as Hamm a
Las, now 1.99 & illsairsasa
dropped. This Ie
TOWELS.
Osamu Towels fer . Is
190. Osumi Towels's.,
LINEN TOWELS.
16s. fer
20e. for
Sbe. foe
fla Towelling far
?a Towelling for
10e. Towelling for
a.
a.
MEN'S UNLAUNDERED
410s. Shim tar
60a 81:rime for
75e. Lander* Mires for
50e. Colored :Airs: for
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE THE LATEST FOR A LITTLE MONEY.
JAMES ROBINSON.
Remember the Date.
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Mistake.
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We are in a
Better Position
than ever to do
Plumbing. Steam, Hot Water.
Hot Air or Combination
Heating and Gas
Fitt ing,
baying ebtsiaoci the servioas of Glum
LEE a SHEPHARD
It to
steels wi
strength
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the list,
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