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4 TUUEIDAY, Sept 15, 1898.
E.B. f1 M.H.
The
SUMMER PEOPLE
are ass appreciative people;
they know • good thing.
They tell us our livery is the
bast they have ever patron-
ised, and appreciate the easy
running qualities of the wheels
we keep and the attention
given them. Pleased custom-
ers ars the best advertise-
ments ; that's the kind we
have.
BICYCLE MAINS
at prioes from 910 up in second
hand wheels, each one the very
lest value to be procured.
Call and inspect them.
EMERSON'S
Bieyele and Muse Il• ear, sod
Moreland Cy ale L•., • t, .
crional,
m morasses
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
e,
against Mr. kloG W.IcuDD+h taking
oars this time to throw no imputation
ou the Government. Amongst other
things be refers to Mr. M6(3tl.LlcuouY
as baring "stabbed " the Reform
party ; as being • "kicker" in the Re-
form rooks ; as having give " asrp-
iug and uuneoeswry criticism " at a
most critical time , as having been an
ofttoe-seeker, who, failing .o get what
he sought, snarled and oarped at the
leaders of the party." To these refer-
ence we need only say :
(1) That the statements that Mr.
Mt'GILLICUDDY "stabbed tits Reform
party." was "a kicker in the Reform
ranks," or eve n " gave carping or un-
necessary criticism at a most cntioal
time," are absolute falsehoods, and
if M. Y. MOLIAW doesn't know
them to be false he is a greater
fool than we take him to be.
It is true that two years before
the recent Local elections we pointed
out to the Government in two issues
of THS SIGNAL that the policy which
they had been following for years, of
pitchforking members, ex -members
and flair relatives into office, to the
exclusion of the claims of all outside
of that loharmed circle, was wrong,
and that Huron county would not
Stand it. --K[. Y. McLane and some
other tteteemen of like calibre gave the
Slov'ernment to understand that Huron
county would stand anything, and say
never a word and do never a %hiog.
=MIL tAtlk_M
vice n-iOOitetrffieLliti1o17D
the taking of that advice cost McLsew
his political Life and broke un the Lib-
eral phalanx in Huron. las Sloss:Cm
criticism at the time was. not " carp-
ing," and events have—shown that it
eras eery "necessary,"and hod the Gov-
ernment heeded the warning they
would not have had so hard a time in
Huron and in other oeinbisa et . the
late Provincial election.
(2) Then, M'r. McLssei says that
Mr.MCGILLICUDDT was an "office seek-
er," and, being disappointed, " snarled
and carped at the leaders ot the
party." To the first oount—being an
office seeker— we plead guilty. After
nearly a quarter of a century's faith-
ful service in the not very remuner-
ative business of snaking politicians
out of "nobodies," ar as KIPLING
says of Sergeant Wiii: 's -His -hers
in " inking men out of loud," Mr.
McGILLICUDDY rime to the conclusion
thst, when an office became v-acant,he
had as much right to it as any other IPmpmty waist., of Agrio t.ur•, my. that
man in Huron, and he thinks so utiU. iso d Wei, enr.t a 0„,,,ss e( Erovrteg prs-
At that time Mr. McLs.IN wait parity among the farmers i. tkomember of
Mw bow 1loiag ep throng► tic seeVy.
similar inion, and was an appbst et
� � The modem baro ls cot the sad of forma
for the self -same position. The tail) days—it meta mosey. Let us be theklul
ler thie sow bares, a well a ►be.now hoter-
difference between the two mea WY It tae tar.w wen ss +o . pceiaou to
that MCGILLICUDDY made no appUoa- . build barns the Iw..feosaren would be op-
tion until the office was vacant, whilst able to build Iacterise.
s • •
McLia1 put in his application as etTCHENIM'a omelet.
soon as the registrar was taken ill, New Yek ems : As a military homey, -
and about a year before the death of meat the Nilo expedition will reek high L
the then incumbent. If we mistake
not., he was the first one on the door-
step,
oorstep, waiting for Death to step in and
give him a job. Then it was that
McL$AN wine to the conclusion that
the members bad the pull, and on the
stepping aside of ARCHIBALD I31seor
he was successful in securing the noes-
ination. This put him out of the imr
mediate race for the registrarship, but
his action in the deal that followed
would make a most interesting story
were it given as the facts are known
to THE SIGNAL. His recent defeat in
South Heron has put him now
amongst the eligible once -seekers, and
it is • very open secret in Seaforth
that he has his ear to the ground
and his eye toward the West, even be-
fore • vacancy exista,proving that his-
tory repeats shelf in his case. And
yet this man dares upbraid another tor
seeking office in an honest snd legiti-
mate manner. As to the statement
that MCGILLICUDDY "snarled at the
leaden of the party," the accusation is
absolutely false, as no Liberal leader
has ever been assailed in these
columns. True, once or twice,we have
had to go after place -hunters of the
McL*AN stamp,after they had become
political land pirates, but that was
not treason to the party ; that was an
endeavor -to hinder the crooked chaps
from hoisting the black flag on the
Rood old Liberal craft. Sven
if it be dabbed treason to do no,
by Mc LIMN and his Expositor,
we will continue to denoenee that
grade of horned cattle; and • Govern-
ment contract (for which, by the -way,
we are not under the slightest oblige.
tion to any member of the Govern-
ment) or anything else will not hinder
MI from telling the truth and shaming
the devil.
THE arta of rates between the Owe
adian Pacific and the . U rand Trsnk
IL R., which has been going an right
merrily for some months past, is.aboet
to end, and it is announced that en
and after the 25th Inst, the old raise
will be resumed. Daring the p.evsl-
unee of the cut rate on the roods,
!revel in Canada got a decided int.
pima, and the number of passengers
_-Curried by the lines was phenomenal
in comparison with the travel under
the old system. That there will be an
immediate slump in the number of
passengers when the old rate is le -
stored goes without saying, but it is a
question if tome of the Wainer' men
will not favor the imposition of the
higher rate. The Guelph Advocate
has the following to say on this line :
" While the "war' was on, a ,certain
element of our population deriveda great
deal of benefit from the -low fares, but. at
the same time. it had a pernicious effect
upon the trade of tne small cities and
towns of the province. People living
tear Toronto were lured to that place to
make perchance, and thus local trade was
disturbed and diverted from its legitimate
channel. Of course the ubiquitous bar-
gain hunters were delighted at the low
fares, as it gave them an opportunity to
"do" the Toronto steres. That they did
not buy their goods one cent cheaper than
they could have done hero, goes without
=yeti. But they think they did, mil
they rest serenely in that happy delu-
sion."
The Advocate is right. The people
who take their money out of the town
in which they live do injury to the
town to jest the extent that they help
to build up the town to which they
transfer their custom. This applies
to the man who bays him carpets, dry -
goods, groceries, etc., outside, and it
also applies to the storekeeper and
business man who sends his printing
out of town, when he can get better
work and right prices at hone.
has a fit hostess ALal;a Mclvoi skowod the
back of his toddle to the other fellows at
the 'remota, rasa! roan.
—Tho diQerenoe betweeu Gouets!
MILO end the other Iblk/wo to that, while
the offer fellows talk miles, MILKS tanks
stairs.
—The. American volunteer battal-
ions are being disbanded, and sown the
heves will be ordinary, punt aMMI•platte
people like ourselves.
—The Spanish General PAs1Yo says
the American sokll.ot ie Cuba were uu
good_ Well, how gust were the Spaniards
whom the Americans deteate-o easily T
—Tele British Government has went
Consul Sir A. BILLOT I to straighten up
ostlers in Crete. Later ou they will send
TOMMY ATKINs aol Signor Bvt.LKT•TI, If
they want to make a good lob of ik
—Azece Molvoa won the -Girt
time prize at the R.Q.T. road race, Toronto,
to,
Saturday last, and next thing he knows
sone of oar envious otwtempuraries will be
referring to him a roue of Goderich's
" smart ALP 'Ks."
—The conferees at the conference
are -pot giving confidential information
stood the e.ogdcxiot of lbs questions that
ouufrwtt them at the Quebec oo tletsnw ;
and were they to oonault their own physical
coilitiuts it is quite possible they would
cuuJuct a brief enquiry and Was connive at
an adjournment, and ossgeWW. them-
-- - --
selves that they batt t •"•�ptlot
fit" in oonneotian therewith.
THE MATTER AS IT STANDS.
THIS Beaforth Expositor in its last
issue denies that its remarks of some
weeks ago, referring to tee letting of
the Goderich breakwater contract
were malicious, and now endeavors
to bolster up its former position
by a series of malicious insin-
uations and falsehoods that do no
credit to the individual who is respon-
able for them, whether he writes them
or not. What THs SIGNAL took ex
caption to was that a mac, who claimed
to be • leading light in the Liberal
party, should asperse the motives of
the Dominion Government by pub-
lishing the following paragraph
" If, however, it turns out that the
contract has been riven to Mr. Mdin,t,t-
t.xDDT's firm in order to sianos • "kicker"
in the Reform ranks, then we have no
hesitation in saying that the tran.aetioo
will do the Government ten timet more
harm then any individual roomier of the
party can ever do it good."
Mad that sentence been peened by
the meanest and moat ooatemptible
opponent of the Ofifee ilelkit and the
bitterest and most virulent enemy of
Mr. MoGitttooeey, it could not have
contained a bleaker or baser ionises -
tion against the action of the Govern-
ment or the personal reputation of
Mr, MCGILLICUDDY. What right has
this Seaforth editor, who has proved
himaelf to be • political nonentity and
a Millstone to his party, to attribute
beam motives te the Dominion Govern-
ment ssmely for the purpose of write
fag a " however and nevertheless " an-
nals is his newspaper t Iv he not
the one who has Lynn. giving " comfort
and tmeowragemmet " to the enemy
Mr. linLa*e is not pleased with
Ten tltttuut for pelages out that his
presses artiste was •ctealted by
Malice and didigeed to els iajsry M
tic adieu, amid be gives awl-
dehillattb ieM� wines them ver k by
to be se mellisent asd
poll* ma Ise
str-
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
ions Loki shape -..--
Ottawa lyse team s DJN/ WON beiltelo
Via
VakreN wadi stray
. a
--- soon o.LT-wavy( nun. -
Diodes it,oner : We see by the nen 18i
porter that a mac who died lately was "a
Liberal in politica and a mac of gesagse
testlocts." It ie eswl to bear the 'Re-
porter
• -ports speak of Liberals ie this way. Te be
ere, the eau is dead.
• • • a
it OKI AVMIIIR Yl1K Tlla ea Kir 1'01.1, v,
1)ann's Review The smallest features
ever recorded to arty heath for [ire years
were those of August. The volume of busi-
ness during August, usually one of the moss
inacti.e ot the year, has been enormous.
The what Drop, It It tall a shade billow the
stimatee, will prove the largest ever bar.
voided.
1'A MACIAS% IN TII. MAK.
Marston Whig : At the rata •l width
sews is baro, received of the survivors ef
Santiago, a well as those who fell ea that
8dd, bider Canada -a esb•ect•, it would wen
that the alleged Uslted Stats regiments
were mostly, t1 not •atirely, recruited from
the Ines ot the'Northers clime. There uta
Ionise say weeds that the Spaniards sur-
rendered Santiago azd agreed to ret out of
Cuba.
s s s
1+001 •ASN% MIAS 110 raorouthe
Leaden Advertiser : C. C. Jams, the
the of the dose oossut eaot.s, where ssllk-
w party les moth to boost •1, sad title 1•ot
will so doubt bar. It• mammas in the e.lith
tion of We. oaadldates. Os the Lateral aide
the seines of several tremens ars meatiosed,
ail of whom are so doubt geed sod eligible
MOO. Amami these K. ashram, editor of
the (hales N.w Kra sad mayor of W
tows, W bees meauwed. He hat bees se
prominently before the public that bo W
mon or 1w of • provtolsl reputattua, sad
without ls.eatag the claims or merlin of
•sy of the othee peas)ols aepirsnte, 11 must
be said that lines would make •
stresg candidate, and :be 000stltisney
elective him would noose a member el
whom it would have rseoe to to proud."
THE YANKEE SOLDIER BOY•
• Canadian filet Tette Slew ■Is tents/re
Treats Mow.
The following letter W been received by
the editor from a former Httroa-County girl,
who is new on the staff of Christ's Hospital,
Cincinnati. 1t efiorde a glimpse 01 the treat-
ment at oorded the wenn oat soldiers on their
return from the war, sad gin a good idea
of the gooses! oma teat of the nspital and
amkdasss oorpa :
Cieclss•n, Aug. 30th, 1896.
1)sAa Sut,—I mailed you this P.m •
Cincinnati daily attaining some totsse.Wes
Information shoal the soldiers, their aerleot
is some of the hospitals asd also what is be
ing done for them.
Your informant tea Cassdtw, • sister of
Js. A. MaUough, Leagauon, who grd•-
sted from Toronto 1)eaoon,r Traldla
Nibool last May, and is at pre.sat speeding
a year It Christ's Hospital, preparatory to
Unities misios•ry work. (:brut'. Hospital
is eoaaeotd with the lUsabetb (iambi*
Dusooaer Home, of this city.
I have brass in Usole Sam's oonstry only
four woks, but 1 am masked se kindly of
every hand they I feel priestly at hems.
Oe Studley lest eta a*Eseiatosdos4 Min
Morrie, sent dorm to the depot three of her
aures (myself inoleded) to mot General
Ha.tilla.' dais rousing t►roagh to Pesnsvl-
vanis, carrying with us from the hospital
sadwiobt", beet extract, malted milk asd
medical ettw•ues to she•oidtex. _a �-l�ALL ii,iiips OF
takes of sympathy and
bravery.
As ,so ea the train palled In, a colored
porter oosducted us to the doctor in °barge,
who on horning our hairiness received es
With the heartiest gratitude and 000deoted
ss to the supply oar where some Protestant
iters hod thane. la order to reach this ALWAYS ON HAND
car we bed to p s
. through several ooaah
L *bah lay the poor soldier boys, some
a liae.3heraMosmo s Is-tbmte months, some INS 8iY'l'
to rsIsaf los raise, while others weirs able scralitoli
coal
to raise thomsel►e ea see elbow sed ace
boot tea from .mall Nie for this purpose.
At ws posed tbroyb coach after teach
IN THE MARKET
If you are ill you need a
doctor in whom you have
coufidenFe.
If yotal need a remedy you
want one that has been tested
for years; not an obscure, un-
tried thing that is urged upon
you, or on which you save a
few cents—that is no consid-
eration as against health.
For wasting in children
or adults, Scott's Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo -
phosphites has been the
recognized remedy for twen-
ty-five years.
yoc. me t..00, .a 1rwgeta
it -OTT a 5UWN1, tbsaiets, Terms.
&skyourDealer for
RICE'S.
PURE SALT
Best for Table dud Dry
HELLO !
GODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE
New
all Goods
framing to hand daily.
Call and Bee, and Compare Quality and Prices.
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW MANTLES
NEW TRIMMINGS
We intend to make our new stock of Fall Goods
move rapidly if low prices will do it.
JAS. ROBINSON
THE -OLD
LACKBERRY
RELI�IBLE• COMPOUND
SNAP SHOTS.
—K remises, hes got away with
Ute Kalifa's heti and Sward.
--Well. where does that constables'
vote .rand now T is anybndy keeping rah
oII
—10,800 corpse is wither • giwtly
r.mthe to e menewy at "Mimeo"
(lontet71.
COAL
Msse7 Is the f
ttamrr
t e�sat•1e17 netters. 11>'.
ROI W astlMte.
'sa"'WPM tin Hese - it msy -R,r
save a life.
the thesis e1 war. Its moos teaeots the
greatst erode' on ail ooao•rned, but it was
mainly doe to the distinguished ability and
judgment of its leader. Sir Hrhxt Kltob•
user, that it ha been brought to s brilliant
a oonelodoa. The British surly may be
oougratalstod on the tumor wbd & the vie -
tory ea the PI tie adds to its reerss. sod
1M powsmlou of se iapebl. a Rowan_
where these poor fellows lay burning up _
with fever we realised se never beton bw
orad io war, and could not help thinicam -oft -- At dados the Market Soaks,
the mothers aad br red noes that would wblou pt Mp,l Iba for a tcs.
again embrace thea dear boys. Again, we
thought of those mothers who had so coos
to welcome, whose hearts would le only
saddened as they saw their oomrads ottani
and their eons miming.
After depositing our supplies asd meeting
reel of the sisters ed Protestant oures
M
(ons of whom had met with • msalortw is
braking her lee) we were introduced to
Governor Hastings of l'eeaylvsne, who
was hard at work in hie shirt sleeves. A.
the doctor hailed him to meet the " white
tie saris," he apo!ogiaed to a telly sonar
for his appearance, exelaiomt t►at, slosg
with other ernngemeai., he had seat out
over 150 telegrams te parents ed Irieed..
tilling of their arrival. On Marsden that 1
eras treat (:•nada, he said sane very Bice
Mass. about oar dear old _asd of the Maple
Leaf, a.surior me Na they all lived Casa -
da very dearly. After r.oelvlsg • most
hearty axpr.esiea of their graWslsus for
tier ooetderaies, we felt Get Use was
precious, and withdrew attar oeagratuitiae
the Governor on the oomfortab'o •rr•ags-
sente he had made it so short a Uwe. In
each coach (omtaletsg about twenty, I
should jedge, tea on either aide) were two
lady nurses and one g•otl•mas attender.
Omer all was placed the head donor, ear
escort, wlib three ,tsiot•nts, so that ern" -
thing was being dens he seeks their suffer-
ings a light a possible. la &newer to my
gaieties •e to how may deaths they had
had an their train, the Govrsor word ma
"they had nose and expeeted nose."
I• our hospital at present M oso of the
soldiers, a Mr. Ford, of Simon, Canada,
who we broUrht here frees Uhiek•sNega.
We quite dsspird of his Ili at first, bat
ars hoping now that the fever is isikid.
A000rdiov to hu brother's report, who re-
moved him from there, the boys were al
meet 'tarred d W past three nosWea
There in _n_ty sheet 11611
.seisesait4e - gsesgs1.• creat
dsal :tit= dee to the Olson' easiest
sed
Severs) of ear warms have gone ,oath be
n urse L hospital estops, sod more will like-
ly go.
I bay* sent these few stetsmseats think•
tai they might Mlaroes • large number et
Meads and acvfeeMesees.
Sic orrely years,
JULIA M•ILICOH.
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wiz TRILffg AeOOr.OEa
t Th,Glohe : It AWN be bard to find a
Weedy of mon moles/ &dramatise then that
we>* ba kept hafted vessels off the lake&
We warmly oeseelve the amount o1 folly
asd waste 1t has averted, and It may have
saved bath nations from the horrors of ow -
filet. it ba freed both Oovs.nmomta from
the sinister lsflnesoe of naval oostnoters,
and even without that .ouroe of danger it
has bon invoked to restrain epoots.ssso
and aerosol's folly on meaty moutons.
* • •
• FINS 00MSIP•TI°N.
Sarnia Observer : A prominent Sarnia
Cem&rvaMve was asked how It was that two
soli well-kwwa P.P.A.'s as Neil McCahill
and R S. Oliver were selected to prosiest
Mr. Forel_ to the Conservative oenventlee.
for eorlsation. The answ.r wa : That
" the Coseervativs, the P.P. A.'s and the
Catbllos united meld best the devil." Such
as unholy alliance would, e.deubtdly,heat
anything Hu Satanic; Majesty could 000k op
to oppose it. Lembo"' is met yet ha sough
for Nob a oombioMios temperate Is suoose•
tally. The time is .1111 far (latent whoa the
P.P.A. Ilea can lie down with the Catholic'
Iamb Inside ot him and a ConservaUve nee
member to led them. .
POLITIC:% 1 POLITIC* !
1 have the best of proof that the Comer.
notes* hove thought it out, sed that is
what they fliers en, seeerdleg to • uremia.
out member of the piety, who is the heat
of tegument let ms into the .cent : " 1
m," he said, "going to vote for prohleitlea
met bootees I believe le prohibition, but
became* a m•lorIty fee is wilt pet tic
Go'eramest is a hole. With me it 1s party
sad party only, and 1 can tell you, If pre -
Whales U serried, It will be bow the
Cssservtivs have supported it in ceder to
•subarea the Liberal Ooyernmese asd help
to defeat them at the soot 1 resat oleo
Wens This opened my eyes to a sew
Team of the ces,tiea- -" The Pdltidan "
i. Ottawa Rests.
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Teta ■ontt?AIN 111110 IS ASL 1la"T.
Hamilton 9ltttyas t The greet Iadmstriel
itshlbItloa le neer. The MO maks, hes
hese and, the acrobats be.. dams Week lost
--Last week Nesbet th had the
,party swell bed wits tic Beaver led tie
kewems moommima. This mieli tflimtebt
WM, oke Wise of naewtain aim, who haws
dem es mem mer " fsdwery," have pp11ee+wm
owed sed Mated Molt sten tsee1lsr ktikti
s.d the crowd will rotors le their Werk•
theme, Melt stems .ed their pulpits, M-
.*sd te rester Mien darts. the s.ml.g
year The fair le • great Weir nad
fee Camila
It's the Ons Mt el mild deb•mobry ti whW
Trouts tic Geed s•euaily Wales, and M
es smear snow Mewls, .sr the wed of
street tosl1sMss ID.. 1s b.gies soonr.R
rub world fee more abirslYse f.kin snd
Mahler ballot ibis to throw In agate.
Yawl whet sake time p.m lightly le Tar
ssti, loos uv• the fait I
• • •
wo•rltl WASE A maws eL1reutems.
The Tommie Oar s This Meet Marra) M
BOOKS ANO PERIODICALS.
HARPss'e WEEKLY.—Golfers—and who
is nota golfer nowadays T—sill b. Lteretd
le the illustrated article on the Morrie
County (kilt (oars, where the amateur
obampinn.bip M heti, oontriheted by Mr.
W. G. van T. Sutphen, the author of •' The
Golfer's Alphabet and " The GolScide,"
to Harper's Weekly for September 10.
TwmNTY tl7'oaim, ABOUT M•1g Tw•iN.—
Mark twain is the next femme; parses to
be "aaedotsdzd" by the Ladies Home
Journal, and the humorist's alonet irised.
bars .eat le th. massxiae for its sort num-
ber sons twenty odd stories about him,
n one of which have ever ben printed.
They are, of overs, of the droll eon, bat
not more fussy the the "snap shot" pie -
Gum of Mark whlob his friends have els
based the magazine. Thee, toe, bays sower
Mee printed.
HARPia's BAZAR.—b,dith tawniest*, was
de.rihs the installation of the goon d
Holland for Harper'. Baser. relate an 1a.
tweeting feet about the IadiM glass wise
ewe there 15 Shama that It lehinsatb tic
dignity of an Iodise prime to sleep, sr M
be, 1n fact, at any tins seder ens el lower
rank. le Amsterdam IDs bp1e1
were mach put out es Iasetwg that the lap
of the hadas was tae pirev81se tR MM.
prisms Insisted apes Iodates is, sed that
all the gorgeous decoration and feralebteg
of the lower floor were useless from e
Oriental point of view, The mimed Mgk-
r task would savor meow &a spsrtm.et
seder ons of lower.
• STRIKINo Gera.—A teaeeaey d den
Med Cssdt.a to study sed write apes lm.
ppsrrrl1es..5 . w We
Ajeste 1. (dearly proie e
Metsnhr OAmsdies maeasleo. It wataine
leer Illsstrated stories ted a beautifully UI-
tMrated artists ea Jonah& t let &b ret of
Ohs hem is Mhos .p with Isseeetf, t
brad* wham aMelw es lases t The
O. Lemmas Meets mid elm Mandeb. Orals
Trod. by Odwsrd rower I Csanda's later.
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per p Niton of the Awsleos•e Tderatl..
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Jae A. Rosa The of eats el Mew
&ramble s beyond wfti.l.m and tic 1raM.r
l. exa.sdiegl IN.rtapt. Tho freu%Mpiaw
dells
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sod prb,sd
▪ Pers Mill for table w eskr.
WM. LEE.
(*dart I.h at j,E3 H aS»SAIiD'Z<
t h.re promptly atteadd ts.
STILL ON DECK ! -
=77.fE'S
BICYCLE LIVERY
If you want to learn to ride
the wheel,
Go to YULE'$.
If you want Repairs, you will -- —
find a vulcanizer, • brazier, an
enameller, and • compelleie
workman
At YULE'S.
If you want Goad Wheels
and Best Attention, be sure
and go to the old and relieble
KINGSTON
STREET,
GODERICH-
YULE'S;
BICYCLE
LIVERY
Everybody iis�Talking
�tS
about
D. CAaesELO
U R
He hs lot received anetar caw keel
frets Manitoba. He W now ss bead
two of tae bet brands or Pica that
the world eau produce.
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILVIE'S
MOM women ■fes
Md. rya No. 1 Hard Wheat
H. also k..ss the best breeds a Outside
!lour.
P.opl. hon will do well by ealUag
en D. C the setleal baiter. ed he
w14 te Mewl tab Manitoba sad
1.1 F. )Ism Ne. r Mala beat
orders
rs Tru b.l b ,. i, anted he L
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
Weddle* tx1k.. wMs Almyomd setup .
✓ p.el.uy.
D. CANTELON.
We do
All Kinds of
rioulding
and Repair
Machinery of
any description
at short notice.
and for little
money.
!k Rohm kick Ci.,
OiiTJl111109lt.
fiw-e for g1 -Trade supplied.
Ill KINGS OF INSECTICIDES:
Try our own Poises Ply Paper. 8 pietism to
an envelops for S0. Bst vain of a1L
Speed •usetl.a to Americas Toilet Artl
elm
PRESCRIPTION 7 --
WORK
ore. ad • ssrwtoo
shat .naeeamsato ter test*, w ►.,'- -
Drew. m y_cso wares emats.. _ . _ ,
Petestt�twliw M this wm,s�1 etlli
Attentive to our brwlsses a �o.Wty,
MR awake
are In we way setl.
.ed bywrl
rarltr
mu d
r aerate,Yea w nothing for eeserW-
ores or extravagant ea hr. -*bat's
not or- way. Try as and be eravWrL
amid eaems drtako, sit:.,
C. GOODE, Chemist,
ti..3e+al .,..... -a.....-.
BEDFORD BLOCK.
NEW GRAIN ELEVATOR
COLBORNE ,k BURROWS
are putting a modernly constructed grain
elevator in their gni' warehouse
They are now in • portion to handl. an
kinds of grain with the Last possible labor
for farmers' delivery.
Theylt►ill pay the highest market prices
for all kinds of grain, and will be iu obs
market all the time.
COLBORNE k BURROWS. -
MO6-12
CliRCOAL
We have recently remised a tar Ned
of Charted, and a number of Patent
Charcoal Stoves far us in 8mmmer, tool
pa keepOg it in .tock uoatiuu.en-
ly in future. This we pet up in paler
bags wMaining half bushel each. It to
an excellent fuel for makin(I bow .
broihiig meat., ironing, starting :owl
tires, etc, and it is cheap --10c. I. -r
bag, ora tag. for Mc.
We are also boadgearters for all
grate of Coal and Wood.
We run several Drays in ownoectesn.
CARTAGE & FUEL CO.,
JOHN 8. PLATT, Massager.
Phone 6a. f6e741
The
Best !f
Soap
for Cleansing Woodwork,
Painted or Varnished Surfaces,
Marriages,
Furniture,
Metal,
Marbly Tile at
osaic Moon,
fa Linoleum
at
011 Qioillr
PEERLESS SOFT OIL SOAP
Because it removes all Graeae, Smut, Dirt or Stein without injuring
the varnish, paint ot glaze, and keeps all surfaces beautifully bright
and clean.
FUR BALI AT
ROUGVIE'S HARDWARE STORE.
OR CUSTOM WORK
FO REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
give
SHARMAN
THE PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER
a call!.
Being a thorough workman, we oanaot be imposed on by sellers 01
shoddy goods, and we do not bay misfits, damaged goods, or barkrept stook.
to sell ss firettels•s ones.
We keep the LAIDLAW, WATSON SHOE 00'8 GOODS,
and an they are splendid wearers, good fitters, and of the latest
styles, you should give thorn a trial.
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