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OODIRICB. Tll<I't9DAT, JVIZ 3. 1333.
THE MAI*FOR WEST HURON.
THE attention of Mr. Speaker -or
riTiould it now be, Sir Speaker -has been
brought to the fact that West Huron's seat
is vacant in the House of Commons, and
what action will be taken we are at present
unable to say. Whether it wouM not he
just es well to leave the seat vacant at the
present time and until a better expreeaion
'of the people could be had, on an improved
franchiettg&otly matter that we are wil-
ling to leave to the consideration of the
government.
There is one point, however, which the
.-lectors of Huron will have to determine for
themselves, and that is as te ,who shall be
the next representative. Governments may
cause sesta to le vacated, and may get rid
of men whose usefulness on the floor of the
House is gone, for one reason or another, but
the election ot a representative to Perlis.
ment is a matter which rests wholly and
solely with the electorate. The question
now faces the electors of Huron, and wheth-
er the election oome within thirty days or as
late as six months hence, no effort ;should
be spared to see that the right man is chosen
and placed in nomination.
Td sooure success the next candidate must
be a Liberal. That is the first qualifination,
and a Liberal of the Old School he must be.
He must be a man of character, sole and
willing to bank upon the principle of
Baow,, Doaior, MAearxzfg and the other
great leaders who, going before, exhibiteda
patriotism and singleness of purpose that
all true Liberals should try to emulate. He
must he a man against whom the finger of
scorn cannot be pointed. He must be strong
in the on solemness of his strength, and his
reputation remit he impervious to the shafts
of his hitter -eat enemy. He must have an
up -to -dine knowledge of the history of Re-
form in Canada, and be pommeled of the
ability to give public ntteranne to the faith
that is in him concerning the undying win-
dpipe of Liberalism. las must he • man
without fear and without reproach. None
other earn win in West Huron.
memessesiseemossecio
LOOKING FOR TRADE.
THE Opposition in the Commons is
making a great kink against the amount
ped to K E. RtvtvrataD is the way of salary
and expenses towards promoting trade with
the` Latin American nonnt.nes, Mit they
have never raised one word against. t he em
ployatust alt a ittrge'isJar'lr anti expehaes of
E. S Lanza in Aastr iia.
tmewheg the two men as we do, we base
no batitatiou in laying that the work does
by 8I PAIs is tar eased of that given by
Laalao in STIChillige Mr his salary.
Th* Gnvsreeteet had • perfect right to
employ a omerma le make the naoeaary
iev*N1gat{oe ss to the hen method of pro-
motes( trade with South Am*rk,s, twit why
they leave olialiesd int a es o like
tor.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Lassa in connection with a wild goose chase
after trade with Australis is something we
have never been able to understand. Even
if it were worth while to keep a Govern-
ment agent over in Australia. J. 8. Laude
is the last man on the tootatool that the
present Government should retain on their
payroll.
SNAP SHOTS.
-The independent man in politica.
in king of the situation.
-The sinking of the Merrimac ap-
pear, to have been HoeTON's choi, r.
-The manufacturing of heroes is
the great industry serote the line at present.
-How would it do to saw -off the
rlectnm petition and , ouster -petition in
West Huron!
-Is Lieut. CAESAREA, of the Span-
ish Irgatiwy really playing " I spy ' ' or
only making • big bluff at it
-The twat of the municipal trip to
Otuwaitan abeorbing topic et the sittings
CIE-tlelwra fathers just at present.
sso trlook about you for the best
men to carry West Huron in the Liberal
Interest. The second beet will not do.
-We haven't yet decided whether
the Canadian Senate is a pillar of the t,&'-
, t rt u t ion or a wart on the body politic.
.-Very few of the better class of
pnlit enne tied their way td
Wert -Huron is in a position to do some gilt•
mg.
-The Toronto Telegram cartoons
the late niea►4k'fnbr West Huron in the
Commons as having been " knocked into a
cocked hat."
-Reeve CAIPBSLL is proving hint-
aeU to be a rather aggressive watch -dog of
>jIMw.4eineuzyfbaase_daa1.s. Tba. &step yers
will appreciate such work as he is doing.
-The question of the liability of the
town for the costs incurred in the rer-nt
tion utveatigatiou is now up for discussion.
The payment is being opposed by the town
council.
- Speaker Enos' has issued war-
rants for elections in West Huron and Sim-
coe. But warrants are not writs, and elec-
tions will uot be he'd until after the write
are issued.
-There are signs of s hoarse shout
going up from the hired mean at Ottawa iu
favor of an increased sessional allowance,
owing to the length of tine session, but we
never heard of • case where a refund was
prop/wed bemuse of a short aeseiee.
-Some time sinoe Mr. J. P. Warr-
.tv, the leader of the Ontario Opposition,
was of opinion that there would be no
" saw -offs " in the election pt deeds, but, we
understand, he has changed his mind, and
that we are in no immediate danger of
sixty or seventy bye.electicns in this bloom.
itig Province. ,
-The story about Aiicn. HAALOP,
M PP , being likely to retire in East Huron
to make a vacancy for Hon. DOHS U.Yuglr
hail every indication of being &ado out of
whole cloth. East Huron is not the hive
that its majority would imply, and if it were
opened at the present juncture even a
" cap:,'de outsider " might run up against a
snag.
-The_lines of demrrittation betwteti
(:ret auil Tory are getting pretty well ef-
faced. We know odd dyed-in•the-wool
c:rits of former years who worship trod now
instead of their party, and we also know
Tories who were formerly steeped to the
neck in partyism, who would almost
choke to death if any one said a goon word
for Terrell.
-Now that the Senate will not ac-
cept the new Franchise Bill, the Govern-
ment should consider they are absolved
from their promise to adopt it.. They
should fall hack bpon the old .Act, simply
changing the revising barriaters, &e., and,
taking the old machinery into their own
hands, prove that it was, and se, a great
engine for winning electione. Let the other
chaps do the worrying.
-The Ottawa Free Press is of
opinion that GoLnwttr SYrrn ought to be a
member of the C'anadian Parliament. Ws
happen to know Dr. Sierra personally, and
we also know a large namher o1 the parlia-
mentary outfit fairly well, and we doubt
very much if tha former will bel that The
Ottawa Free Proms has paid him a very
great compliment in associating his name
with the latter.
-They have:a peculiar way of deal.
ing with crooked politicans over in the Fast.
The Kiag of Siam hu issued the following
decree :
" My Minister, Teheapleitex, is from
tliie day relieved d aid all
his orders and yeas 111114111141ova with-
drawn. Purthsr based shalt its
ahv
ad lade utile AMft
operation, be 0111 he with sup-
plying hay to the sacred Lits, and
shall he employed at this task to the day
of hie dtuth."
IN WEST HURON.
Brussels Peet :-West Hata Ltber•I.
neaten Omvenlien at Deng•msea en Tae•
ttai'If sett Beek. It is end !hat M. C.
Oarsmen wilt tswdet Ms resigsal' with •
view at aasept the lAsatemase Reverser.
ablp of the Northwest. If this le dame •
mew ensues wi l M sad The Post
hay motel pt.s.us in eapp•tft�me the &meim-
.Mee et • man wham masa Y emreently
meetlaad, 1s the mete et **ben Hdnas,
Meese et Mas.., ad pep eater of tag
" NswSaga .. $s Is entl
• essoia of lade
p ene . add t • slier heeded husker=
ass; • ped gasket. *ad well *ed tbver-
,.tops! p °
bis knows i. the Rine. A better Wee -
• not be mode be ear opltlen mad ell
steehbst te the Stelae we weale to
to take • head in kelpies swell he
• joeaty -as fat as is in ear power se to
de.
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Ciliates New Eva :-As kis U. C. Ossa-
enai) resimmMM. was 0o{ baton the Libor.
a1 convention es Tuesday, se amasl.atios .(
• (madame was made, ani it is set likely
. ythl.g will be doo• is this dlrsetion until
after moan' lists are prepared, es the neat
slo.Ws will h. held on the Provision' tri-
ohiae. 11 will he news to oor reader. to
that Mr. Cameron ones thought of ea-
teetag the Presbyterian ministry, but an
Ism from tbe Glebe, .o.v.ye that intima-
tion:
CONTEMPORARY OPUHION.
Yost 1N SORROW THAN IN ANnIR
Blyth Standard: -At the gserel confer.
mos el the Methodist Epesoopal church,
which met in Baltimore, Nov. Bum Joan,
the meted evangelist, made the following
motion :-" 1 move to beg all local weath-
e rs." 1f tbie motion should carry, it will go
Ity hard with ear good Bro. Holmes, of
V.
New Bra, sad our equally food
Brussels Post.
A rHAXOs TOR THr DarrER.
Stratford Bm•oon :-The Laurier govern-
s Me redeemed mother of it• pledgee.
{ has latrodueed a bill to do away with the
t superannuation system a.d to replace
{ by an insaranoe fund which will not poet
be Domialoa • dollar. Mr. Mo.Millan,
.P., deserves the credit for pushing this
unties so the front, and the oovernmes{
to be oommended for the meaner to which
hag grappled with the matter and pro-
vided • satisfactory solution.
tr VIurLD re. rA 1OXU .'
Manchester Guardian :-dilpfas et the
ret Bailin, bills issued in osaeseYrs with
he new movie* between Maaebseter and
• enoa0ee that the steamer Cys
pians, of 2,923 tone register, will go on the
Orth in Maiiobester to load for Qaebso and
Montreal, sailing on Saturday, May 2'.tb.
rgo will be carried at through rates from
eobester and all stations In Great Britain
all parte of Canada. The Cyatbkoa will
followed by the Pa:kn o s of 3,318 tans
egister, which 1. des to seafront" Memel
o the 14th tnst., and from Maaobeeter aro
ons 8th. Ws are informed that large quso-
ties of grain. nee stock and gmer•1 mer•
handles have already been savaged for ship.
sot from Canada to Ensland by the
tannery of the new line, and that the first
reamer brings • full miscellaneous verso
od a full dsoeload of cattle. it ie impor-
nI that the new line should also receive
te fur mean of sport traffiofrom Eoelsna.
d it to booed that shippers to Canada will
ve all nom his support to the Ship Canal
out• now that a regular direot steamship
nervine from Manchester to C,snada all the
air around is assured.
s s e
THaita AKS OTHKas
Toronto Mail and Empire :-1he New
1 ork Poet has put llsbed a het of appoint-
ments to the United Statile army, classified
aosordiog to the memos for appofatment
t include, twenty-five sons of prominent
Ihtto•0e, three grandsons, three nephews.
d one see-in•taw. Oise ot the •ppuintees
an ex -Governer, and six are designed as
' ohildreo of the theist poli." Of the thirty
ine person■ named in the list, three have
ad experience. one being a graduate of
West Point sad three being militia officers,
There seems therefore to he some foundation
or the ohsr,e of nepotism brou,ht against
• Admins:ratiou.
Hl. WHLSKERS DID IT.
A peculiar but rather painful •ooideot
appened to Thos. Sharpe, who works at
trd'e factory, this moraine. He was op -
rating the boring machine and his flowing
Bard got entangled in the machine and was
natantly wound round the shafting Mr.
'harps bad s alone call and is minus a oon-
iderable quanttty ot his facial adornment.
t was painful but "oleos shave" in every
y.-Br•mptoo Times.
TRE W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
Girifnn'. Witty Remarks.
emper•aee, 't The there►'e gement,*
Child Treated like a ragr.ms."-lassoed
to Meath be IM deed ON 1eMier
-*bait Restal
}{EV. Dr. Griffin represented Canad-
Methodlsm at the resent ooabrmoe of
he United Stains, and according to the re-
ts of the pren his address wee • swat
briniest effort. Certainly bis rsfe►mee to
temporaries and ite relation M the ehoreb
as witty and pungent as It woo unique
el truthful Tbls deliverers• is as tot-
em :
We are still engaged in the holy war
against the unholy liquor waffle ; and if you
should ask me what oilmen the tsmperamee
gsainties somata, se the shwa general-
ly, my answer would be. it is the obureh'a
peer relation..
The Mann 1a its steelier, as it i. of every
other ben•vebmt la.Mt.tien.
I vesture to say that it leeks mon like
ite nether *bee her seethes le most like
hereelf, than any of the tet of the family
but th.ehnroh lavishes its wealth ea all Ito
other efoprien, while she treats this, her
oomeIkst *bite as • wonderful' vagrant.
sad M eestmt be threw the eepp•rs of her
moor at lee feet.
There h • vast amount of sayyeespstb foe It
m
szpr•.d to Gemini Asesmblias.ad l -
meas.
has nearly blas MMA le death by Its
rood old mother, oche peeve devoutly for It
tslwbt sad seening. but dose 8611. mors thl0
eeww its nakedness seas a year *ites the. old
.ksease o1 the Masai Ceeferemae resole -
Mine.
Whet has she ever glum worth meaties-
t= for th a ort t
Wealthy trees Ora•b 1•tgli m-
dowtsesN, mid • liberal homiest@ for
nen tnel.tise, but who ever heard of any•
bed anywhere, *he la his will leas given •
sin da hr is the attttmssrasne Game.
t has te aeabssd .galas, power's! serper-
atdame, who MOM rhe millions or sae*,
bey have taker from the people to keep the
*4)14... .3 the people le b.md•ge.
86111 *s are hopeful
We are en the eve of a piebalds' far the
whole Deslale., wale. for abs eanreseree
the .aaauf•et era. lsportelks sad tale of
N
Beim see berme. tie11.IL int
Air
melt&
- f ram t'lMte
•
sassed, es we hope le d.. them Mese will
be imp •ooyee
land 1 dene to ear Osawseialapamade e
am them wits shall
•d al las by eke raised
(anatls{am d lesemer .oe men.
AUCTION SALES.
Au ctee se&their ash Mtn printed •t
hav•h aeons massed
laWitterMof os,
ON MONDAY. Julia 13, 1898 -As Gr-
dry's Auottlom Mart. Hamilton street, fear
ezosadlagl vs kyle propstties in the T.wa
el Goderteb. awe* Iota 91, 147, 560 aged
552 and 169. me Mah,af whine then is a lj
or 2 story bandies. For farther partteelars
see bills.
Tee Drib for the barber sad of the elevator
foundation was posited ahead last week and
by Saturday stent all the est lusher had
hem uses so sits mos wars all laid off o0
Monday. This wee rather usexp.oted, as
the Godsrfob lumber Co. which had the con-
trast for memo timber bad expected • raft
the past week from Golden Valley and its
mo. arrival aimed the stoppage.
STILL ON DECK !
uL V i d=' S
BICYCLE LIVERY
If you want to learn to ride
tttw wheel,
Go to YULE'S.
If you want Repairs, you will
find a vulcanizer, a brazier, an
enameller, and a competent
workman
At YULE'S.
If you want Good Wheel.
and Best Attention, be sure
and go to theold and reliable
KINGSTON
STREET.
GODERICH.
YZULWS -'
BICYCLE
LIVERY
CANADA'S HISTORIC
MUSICAL EVENT
LIEUT.
DAN CODFREY'S
BAND
will site one Grand Performance. in the
Skating Rink, West et.,
GODERICH,
Monday jfil
evening, 111
The greatest Military Band in the wtivld."
-London nem*.
The °ppm unity of a life -time.
You can't afford to miss it.
Plan at Porter'. -open to subscribers, Tues-
day June 7th, at 10 A.M. ; to the pub-
lic, Wednesday, June 8th, at 10 A.M.
dwkyuroeebrtar
RICE'S
PURE SALT
Best fool/Mead °°"y
The
Beet
S
er Gds
Gasoline Stoves
Blue Flame Oil Stoves
Ordinary Oil Stoves
Screen Doors and
Windows
Refrigerators
Garden Hose and Reels
Nozzles and Sprinklers
Hammocks
Bicycles, new and second
hand
Can bs
from had
EE1 SHEPHARD
at Vert Low Prices.
P1.mbIsg sea witting given special *nee -
Don.
We have just received • car load of Cassel
Till. a.d nouns.
We handle terata w1I t ft la equal to Am -
oilcan.
SUPERIORITY
.04
00 4,0,
Next Bargain Days
JUNE 23rti anti 24th.
EXTRA VALVETHIS' WEEK:
LirShirt Waists,
ParaaOIi,
" Summer Corsets,
-------- R0BINS0N.
The Old
Reliable
There is a superior in e -
t' The McCready " __
Bicycle demonstrated thin fact at
Brantford on the 24th of May. It
Won the 18 -Mlle Race.
There were large numbers of all other
makes, and_ only one celebrated Mc-
CataDY PINK F'LYgg. It won first
prize by one mile, and third time
prize. -
First time prize rightly belongs to
this wheel also. McIvor, the rider,
slowed up at the suggestion of an cf
fioial, who said. " Don't show the othere
up too much."
It was another complete victory for
the wheels that are built to give satis-
faction to their riders.
As on the track, so also on c' ,: road,
MCCREADY Bicycles first in everything,,.
There must be a reason why. Send
for our catalogue. It explains all about
the wheels that are " just a little better
than the best," and " just a little fast-
er than the rest."
Tlie Henderson Bicycle Co., Limited
t7♦O3D/ERIO13.
HITRON'S GREATEST STORE
The next attraction in the dry goods arena will be the dis-
posal in 30 days of the Snowden (Berlin) stock of Dry
Goods, bought by R. B. Smith e.6. to v rate on the 5.
Ladies' Blouses, made of American Ch:'lliats, fast colors
Ladies' Hosiery, The Snowden price, 40c., our price
8 yards of American Gingham for
Double Fold Cashmere, Snowden price 20c., our price
Bicycle Tweed, Snowden price 20o., our price
Ladies' Corsets, Snowden price 6:ic. and 75o., price
All -wool Serge, Black and Colored, at
Blouse Silks, Snowden; price 65o. and 75o. our price
Skirt Linings, regular 10c., our price
Grain Cloth, regular 15c., for
Ladies Cotten Hose` Snowden :price 15c., our price
Witte Bleak, White and Cream Laces, Snowden price, 15e., oars
Baby's Bennet., hall regular prices.
A11 Cordo and Dress Trimmings at about half price.
... RIBBONS .. .
25c. each
25c. a pair
35c.
12 1/2o.
12 1/2c
45c.
22 1/2 s yd
35o.
7 1/2c.
10o. a yard
7 1/2c.
7 1/2c.
June is a great Ribbon month. There's a splendid range of Ribbons
from the popular No. 5 Ribbon at 24e. a yard to the wide 7 -in. Silk Ribbon
at 29ic. per yard. Every dress maker should see the great value we'll
show In wide Black and Colored Silk and Satin Ribbons at 15e. & yard.
... MILLINERY .. .
We are conspicuous in the race, u usual, and will show this month the
greatest range of Trimmed Millinery we have ever offered. Flowers, 6 boxes
at halt pries. :bun Hats, 10c. and 15c. each, worth double. At these
prices we can clear the stock with a bound. We shall be pleased if our =s-
tomata will make an effort to visit us as early as possible.
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gilt SL e
WAIF'
Boot and
Shoe Store
Is on the corner of
East Street and Sgnare.- - -
Here the Beet Makes at the Lowest Possible Prices are always.*
stock.
Our Custom Work is noted all over the Dominion, and today in
Quebec, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and British Columbia our Boots are
worn by all who know a good thing when they see it.
We do not sell a 13.50 pair of Boots for 11.90, for we can't do N
and be honest ; and we won't put a $8.50 mark on a $1.90 pair to
deceive the public.
Our Repair Department still keeps up with the times.
°C7•7 -2\Z_ S33ARivtAN, TR.e
THE PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER GOOERICH.
CLEARING WALL
SALEOF PAPER
FORME NEXT THIRTY DAYS
We will offer our Stock of Well Paper at a very Iarge reduction in prices.
Now is your time te get your house papered for very little money. Come
and get Bargains.
•
JAMES YATES
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Next loor to G. W. Thozeson's Music Store.
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MR. DRYDEN HAS FRIENDS. wish him retained to gay event.
Tbe deponent instead Aid. Hallam. " kr.
' bey Request Pressler hardy se let b . 83.51., ei 86.4.. Reins sad co.. Wm. Dave
soar to are teams& as. el the Devise Port Peeking Compsoy f
A somber of trimda of Hee. Joh. Dryden W. L. 8tdth. of the Weekly See ; Wo•
wafted on Premier Hardy yesterday with Laidlaw, Jeans Moieties, ad Jeb. L
the request that that gentleman be remised
ea Minister of Agrinultere. Then hes been
• ruiner afloat that the Premier meld only
retain Mr. Dryden is oossider flies of kis
redeeming S.u:b Outsefo. These geetbm.s
who are Md
tare.wd in the stook raising a.
fruit growls, laureate .f the provisos. proml.ad te eensidar the matter.
Hoboes, of Guelph ; J. 11. Brelbow sod
D. (l. Hamar, of Burford ; 'Joseph !Mural«
worth, of Bnatferd : James:Tal$ s, Wolk.
erten ; 1,. W. Clemens, 8s. Gesegs ; Jobe
Il:•lly, BMkespoero ; Cap{. Sbeppar4 sod
Geo.Re Gress. Fairview. The deputes's.
was aserteeeely board, and Mr. Howdy
Wien appearance is a consideration !
becomes a necessity.
Who cM Ilford to *wee his
persopai appearance t
A larp$ manufacturer who stadia
the mutt d the prople, and IOW"
e „!... business depends upon slylplylf+fc
`• /.�� those wants, will give better nogg
than a tailor whose opportunities
e.
are 1tpaliad'end trade coral. eep
W your keel dialer dam set
more ant rpfW laahatt eis6wl others f littler ems
Ilse test Slierst's dimer ee ewe N M litylehe
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