The Signal, 1898-12-8, Page 4TRIIaIOAT, Deo. 8, 1898.
TIIE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
HO, FOR xnAS e e •
• and its pleasure and good will.
¥eke other happy with a good gift and you will enjoy your Yule
Tide all the better.
WHAT IS NICER
THAN SOMETHING IN MUSIC ?
—a Piano (such as we sell now at Cut Prices), a Beautiful Bell Or-
gan, a Ilia\idolin, a Guitar, or evea • Music Book or Song. Something
that will keep green in their memory long after something trivial has
passed oat of sight and mind. ANYTHING IN MUSIC not in stock will
be ordered and delivered promptly. We have a number of good
Violins which we want to clear out and have decided to cut the price
one-half. This to a good opportunity to get a good violin for les than
Wholesale Price.
EMERSON'S.
flu Agsxl,
w sen nam
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
nos. s MEIMS AP T
YormaioB. THURSDAY. DSC. a la
UP. GUARDS I AND AT .'EM ..
AT a critical time dur- ing the progress
of the battle of. Waterloo the Guards,
the piok of the British army, which
were bold to reserve, were got in
readiness to take part in the fray.
The troops of NAroi.sotr had been
makittg,bavec with the regiments of
I I Hri11i Wk sad had almost come
to the b ii.t th at the a s,. osis
-'With buglecall and cheers the FrAii&
isgio°s were got in readiness to burl
against the British picked force, and
e• they • um being assured by their
aids that they who had driven the
allies before them would also be in-
vincible against the British force.
It was at this juncture that the
boa Dabs ria is e saddle and gave
the command, " lip, intends, and at
'em !" The result is history. The
British forces rushed to the attack,
and the legions of N Arotsoe were
scattered, never to Dome together
• Thursday next is the critical time
in Writ Huron. The Warren
foroes,under command of Major Bscs,
have beguiled themselves with the
betid that the Old Guard of Liberal-
ism in Huron is dormant, and, having
had oomparstively an easy time in
March last, they now think that they
have a walkover on the present 000•-
sion.
They never were more out in their
reckoning. Bowes of stalwart sup -
porton of Hon. J. T. GAssOw, robe
for one reason or another were be-
guiled into staying et home in March
last, are now to be faced, and when
the poll is wanted Thursday next it
will be found that the hopes and
sepieslions of Mr. Bscg and his
friends have been shattered once again
and for ever.
To make the victory complete the
mejority should be made so large that
an attempt to foist • legislative novice
of the calibre of Mr. BSCK upon the
riding shall never again be made in
West Harm.
Let the battle go on, and let the
slogan of the Old Guards of the Lib-
eral party be, " Up, Guards, and at ,
'am r
south, and now Mr. Warren, an
able man with a weak cam and •
weaker following, leads the attack.
The people are aware of the oon-
ditions and they cannot be fooled in
to giving up old, tried and trusted
servante for men who hen not dem-
onstrated that they are possessed of
the first principles of statesmanship.
They will continue •a in the past to
bold fast to that which is good.
Hon. J. T. GARROW is the Man for
West Huron and Hon. A. S HARDT
is the Premier for Ontario.
SNAP SHOTS.
—Vote early for (JARROW.
--......We've-get'eta" cid the.riiri:"
— Mark your ballot for GAaROw.
—Why should you vote for Baca
Wby7 Why?
— lf
TUPPIR is to rule, be sure you
vote for Bacot.
—The tearful brigade are still work-
ing the sympathy racket.
— Every vote impelled by • Liberal
is a vote more for Major Bncs.
—Vote early and then work until
five o'clock. GLeBow is the Man. ,
—The sawdust has been let out of
candidate Beci's sympathy appeal.
--West Huron wants • legislator,
and one who knows how to legislate.
—Put the majority this time up so
high that there will be no need of •
returning officer's vote.
— On Thursday night st five o'clock
his address will be Hon. J. T. GAssow,
n.0•. M.PP., Goderich.
-Major Bic is all right., but pol-
itically his place is on the home guard
—not on the fighting line.
— In the battle on Thursday see
that your gun is pointing in the right
direction. Vote for GAftsow.
— "Pity the sorrows of • played not
would-be politician," won't work this
time. It is time for • change.
- -Baca claimed the seat for West
Huron when he entered tb. protest.
Why did he abandon his claim'
—In the election of Hon. J. T.
GARNow a strong supporter of a tried
and trusted Government will be se -
u red.
-I[ osndidate BECK insista upon
kicking he will become painfully aware
of the fact that there is • brick under
the hat.
LOOK AT THE RECORD.
THIS* sad a -t to Moral party in
°Mario will stand the closest scrutiny.
Its distribution of public moneys in
the best interest of the Provinos has
been such as was Dever the portion of
any other state or province in the
world. .
The members of the Government
have at all times had the goodwill of
the people, and, individually, have
been esteemed for their high character
and ability.
The municipalities have tela sided
asd assisted ; railway e°terprin has
been promoted ; institutions for the
blind, deaf and dumb have been
wasted ; the farming industry has
bean furthered in every branch ; pub_
fie bulldingo of all kinds have risen as so
by the wand of a magician ; and the
taxpayer has not had to grumble that
►is pocket has been despoiled beosa.P
public progress has been initiated and
eudaiaed. For twentyeevsn years tate
Oevsrnaaaut of Ontario baa been as
▪ • •d without woesse, and tits indioa-
w that the Oppdtisn will be
aneneoesdnl for many years to
—Were it possible to .end • sup-
porter o[ Witmer from West Huron,
where would the gain to the riding
cons in i
- We don't hear so much about
that alleged " stolen ballet " since
Major Brice hid to back water st the
nomination.
--No newspaper or platform speak-
er liar yet stated that Hon. J. T.
GARROW is not worthy of a plaoe in
the Ca&inet.
- I t the result of the election will
get ri.l of the political bee in Mr.
B.cs'n bonnet, is will do • grand
ing for him.
dirt to find • vulnerable piaese
limit Ilbssra! Asiseinienatiee in
gosh the bort eat of Jam
iLAcoonata j Mr. Maids
a beanie flghear, was
; sea leader 111r.
dews bermes he
sissy ROM to
—A large majority for GAR$ow will
moan :t walkover for Houma. Every
friend of Houses should vote to swell
GARonw's myority.
We can Mann Major Rana and
his Moods that the full [orae of Hon.
J. T. GAnaow'e @apportern will be ea
the fighting line this time.
—*est Hares has now its oppor-
tunity to vote for a Cablnet Minister,
and West Heron will seism the oppor-
tunity. Geed for Wed Huron.
--Omsdkdnb Roos skims that the
byteeleeliea was •prang epos him.
Wali, be knew it was based to ease,
the staeakeyy time wee complied with,
•
Gamow gel the same time in which
to prepare se Baca, and what is the
latter kick*/ about?
—Aapiraat Hem has evidently been
reading Bsar Huffs' " Man from
Poverty Flat," and tries to make the
application. It's • poor business.
--The "snowing under" Sunday
acid Monday Isn't • ciroumstanca to
what will happen the Oppodtion can-
didate he West Huron on Thursday.
—Candidate Brea is not working
hb gravel -pct campaign in Colborne,
and the sand is out of Li.,, so far as
the other municipalities are oonct.rned.
—Don't loiter around your home on
Thursday. Poll your vote early for
the Hou. J. T. UARsow, and then see
that your neighbor goes and doss like-
wise.
—Did ft ever occur to any of our
local poets that
Mader Josses Rena
Arne; with ---
Gel it law Deal
—" If I bad nine day. I'd
knock the ter out of him," is the
clasaic maaaer in which candidate
Bice throw up the sponge at the
nomination.
—Three pimeks in BACK'S platform :
The ea,lf with the cough,
The pig with the spots,
The ram with • tail -
Cough, spots, tail.
—Outside of the bitterest partisan
feeling can anyone give one good and
sufficient reason why Mr. BECK should
be sent to the Legislaionp at this par-
ticular jqu lurei
-Don't'ala.ken your efforts at the
eleventh haat bosom*, you believe you
would be pleased to do him honor.
�1
lo should they not also appreciate
the foot that he has been honored at
the bands of the Ontario Oovsrument
and that that honor is reflected upon
Uoderioh and West Huron?
—GAaltow and Baal( have both
been in the county council and both
have occupied the Warden's (heir.
GAasow was Warden because of his
ability ; Baca was Warden because be
wire -pulled for the position GAseow
retired voluntarily from the council ;
Baca was turned down by the elector
of Colborne. You see there is • dif-
ference, after all.
—Boy—Who is that man, father,
with blood in his eye, cowing towards
the straw stock 1
Father—That, my .on. is Winton
OAureaL1.. He is going to talk farm-
ing to u..
Boy—But why has be blood in hie
eye, Sather, ey deem by talk
ruling 1 -
Father—He wants your f for to
vote for Bscx. That's why be talks
farming ; but never mind farm taik
and the blood, your father will vote
for OAasow.
Delicate children! What
a source of anxiety they are!
The parents wish them
hearty and strong, but they
keep thin and pale.
To all these delicate chil-
dren Scott's Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypo -
phosphites comes with the
best of news.
It brings rich blood,
strong bones, healthy nerves
will win is • walk. What wanted
i1 • majority for 0A1130 will
di .tion. It is
make the other chaps dirsy.
—West Baron wants • man on the
front bench ea the Government side
of the Hoare. It doesn't want a vot
ing maohias on the back benches of
the Opposition. Vote for GAatow.
—The Star talks about the " lesser
lights " on the stump for Hon. J. T.
GAssow. Our esteemed contemporary
maks. no aliesion to the tallow dips
that have been put forward to provide
political light for Major BACK.
—Why doesn't candidate Bice taut
politics, if he knows soothing about
politics ? L he doesn't know any-
thing about politics why doesn't he
either go and read up or go off and
rest himself and his audiences.
- Mr. Bees claims that he should
be elected because he is • poor man.
Why doesn't he quit fooling away hie
time laying political pipes that leak,
and buckle down to business, and
thereby beip his bank account 1
---If you vole for Major Bice, you
vote for Wairggr, and if you vote for
WarnriT yea vote for Turrsa. TOP -
PI' is b000rary president of Warr-
aST'. organisation Baca, Wu freer,
Tema, bed Ike greatest is TUrrcc
--BemiaR for votes because a can-
didate claims to be • poor man is a
pauper's dodge. The candidates are
running for the Legislature, not for
the House d Refuge, and we have yet
to learn that Major BscsJi. • poor
man.
--While the friends of Mr. Baas
are calling for sympathy for him be-
cause a new election is on, why don't
they give seem of the sympathy to J.
T. GAaaow, wbo also participated in
the old ideation, and has now to run
•polo l .
—The Star says Hon. J. T. Win-
now's appointment u bogus, and in
the next breath it mays the Cabinet
position hal been given Mr. OAssow
as • bribe to the electors. Now will
the esteemed Sear be good enough to
tell us what it means and where it is
at t
—The Star is in great business the
election. MI}OasLL is pleading for
Bann and Tots is financial agent It
reminds es at the two tramp, whe
joined head,te work the same router.
One of them went up to the doors and
begged, w}d0 the other chap earried
the bag.
growth 'and prosperity to
them.
No matter how delicate
the child, it is readily taken.
sot. end Vac, V •^•Kura
ICOTT • .OWN?, Cbrmu.., Toren..
HATS! HATS
O ser saws ereasese rinlmeaa
Griffiths' Menthol Unloosed Is the greee.
est esrsttve rimer'r of 18. mgr. Pow
trams ste.ele. nie.prse sad those to the
very boas, ba.Wee palms and aches with a
power laipossIDN with any ether ,ea.y.
Usenar rtessath.emirate*
tome -
clews all soreness. All druggist;
eta
FOR MALS Bt .IAS WILSON.
Sole Ages'. clederieh.
Catarrh
What 1s Japanese Catarrh (tire t TAs
newest, safest. surest, moat pleasant,
harmless and only guaranteed cure to-
day. It is a pomade or Mattoon' to be
inserted In the nostrin. the natural heat
of the body warns and malts 1t, and b7
the very action or breathing it L drawn
hp tato the nasal passages. In au instant
makes Its potency hilt by the opening
up of the disease -stopped ohannele and
the soothing, comforting sensation that
follows Its appltoatloa. The dell pains
leave the head, the inflammation is al-
layed. the foul breath becomes sweet
and that .shdistressingaod th sensesmell returns.
In the throat
sae. and to a vithlyshores tr 011 , crow
Use of the treatment, the- whol•asist h
sltsdlcated from the-.yatem.- Int ON
tlsepte : contains n0 engine or oth-
er daa.srous narcotic, and there's a
guarantee to cure In every package. 1n.
1 wee troubled with Cbreale ca-
tarrh Is the bead for tweatl-eve
Tear.; weal bsndrrds of dollen
with specialists without ally perms -
was
eerwl wftb lapsest . Catarears rh go them
and there's never bre. a eptof
a return." J. a. LITTL. Portcullis -
Mattes.
R.C. 50 trots --all' Druggists
er by ma1L
FoR Me1.R B` y jpf1 w.. �Te
801. Agra., erioe.
4slcyourDealer for
RICE'S
PURE SALT
Best for Table and Dairy
Next Week ..
Me. riMobsrwv,s,i oris see stock
of Porfgmery, Hair, Tooth and
Nail finishes, Combs, Dressing
Cases, Manicures, Sliver Mounted
Pipes, etc., see., opened out and
read to Pell All Fresh Oood. --
no bargain counter stuff. Come
and see our Ebony Goods.
J. WILSON,
PRR8URIPTION DRUG 8TORs
If you a new hat, I can suit you,
both in 'ty and in Price I have abs
Latent Shapes and Styles, and you temot
do better than inspect my stock.
J. A. HALP*NY.
GENTS' FURNISHES,.
Routh side Segura McLe.a'+'E1.ek.
OODERIOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
9essee+er1.OtrgM•i I Brass,
e•aabet.gr of •11 blade of
BOILAM 1R.S.
Smoke Stacks, Salt Yam, Sheet Iron
Works, Mo., etc.,
AM Ds•tr le--
/Dikaos, M..tlnery Ca.tlags, ere,
--M elms sf Pips sad Ptpe Meting*,
IM ad Wass G•gte, Glebe Val,
'""+gtws
., Heed
Aest.es bsdw::
yes
A speotal nos of lited Moor and Beg
Troughs fes see of fanners amid ether..
Reeafrtsw popsy sM.ndsd be
A. S. 0!syvr'AL.
Jsat► P. O. nos h. eedmisa.
as
ayers ......
Yoe wish to know what to
buy. where to buy, and
where your dollar or dime
will go the tarthest.
Yon will find SMITH'S
BAZAR the right place.
Nowhere else in town will
you find ro great an smart -
moot of New and Beautiful
Goods to .elect from.
High-Olass Goods in Fine
(Mina, Japanese Curios and
Art Goode ; English, German
and Austrian Goods. Toys.
Novelties and Games
of every description, at
prices to suit all pockets.
Come in and wooer Grand
Display of Holiday Goods,
whether you buy or not. It
is only by seeing that you
can form any idea of what
we have collected from all
quarters of the globe to
please our customers. We
are oonfident we can please
you in Variety, Quality and
Price Something to meet
all taat.s and requirements.
SMITH'S BAZAR.
MIXT TOWN HALL.
WILMER SMITH.
WIOHINO YOU THAT OLD OHEeTNUT--
—Ws hard to please some people.
Usun Hew% 01 the Etter, finds fault
with Rosset nowise because he i.
aswting J. T. GAasow, but U$IAH
doesn't say • word about BOR:1T Mo.
Liam sleabiag round in favor of
Iowa Blot. UIIIAH b nothing if
not crooked.
—Joss W. 8r. Jong, cit Humber
ply fame, was not embed to .peek
at Rlyth os tlatnrday seeming. He Toilet
had spoken at Clinton on friday, and
ewe evening,& week was all his Moodsdeemed wMttls'ban him in the Mist.
He is else of k .1jer Raoc's leaders.
Tote for GAaww.
A Merry Xmas and a Happy New Tear
Ms .hist 'IS CALL TOON a'rrsgrmg WO 011 Rim nes or
Gift Goods
Beautiful Bronze Goods
Th. most Up-to-date Ornaments-
welcomed in every relined hose.
Perfumes in Cut -Glass
All the Leading Makers
The most renal and pleasing of all
gifts.
The New et le. are Very Beautiful
-!6e to 10.alb
Brushes
is Rbeey, with Silver Maustirrw..
A now anti heasti1.1 Una for Oto
All kinds of TOILET CARR$.
Gamow had grana prise
al geoit-pitrMag all of the 1ewa.gallt
GODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE
FOR VALUE IN DRY GOODS.
Fall winds remind no of the need of Underwear. 0.11 and ser the
nlue
we agiving in Wool Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, Ootton p
ro
Lined Shirts end Drawers, Boys' Fleece lined Shirts sad Drawers, secs
MEN'S FUR OVEROOATS
in Coon, Wombat,
Dog.
LADIES' FUR GOATS AND
LADIES' FUR CAPES
OLOAKING.
A large nage of Beaver, Mil-
ton sand Curl..
TABLE LINEN A N D
TABLE NAPKINS.
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR, . .
• - is All Suss.
Well posted people in Goieriob and vicinity have learned by experience
that Robinson's is the place for value and prior.°oo
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
is Plasm Lined Union end
Wool.
LADIES' OOMBIN A TION
UNDERWEAR.
MANTLES.
The largest range of Ladies
and Children's Jackets, and the
lowest prioe to pink from.
BLANKETS,
in great value. _ Flannelette
Sbsts, Unica Blankets„ Wool
JAS. ROBINSON'
HELLO 1 Everybody is Talking about
THE OLD D. OANTELOWS
RELIABLE. F L 0 -la R
E. has Just noshed mediae as. load
trees modern. llo has ttt�e warm fthe b s breads eYRwr band
wedges,
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
$cI11toll 9itlT
fiord Coal
IN THS MARKZT
Ali Coal w.lghad on l.
the Market Soaks.
wber
you get MOO lbe.
s. LEE.
Orden left .s Lis S
Sten pre.puy attended
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
MINUS
MOM wu111na PLY.
]rade has No. 1 Hard inns
Flarro atress the bast broods et Onion*
People baying clear win do well by
on D. Osatelea. u.preetleal riser.
lig
will tell you bow se blead rho Mealte s_ast
°stark, slew tM'Mt.r seas to bay. • bestial
NI really Fees et • r•os•as s trtor,
Orders win be ere.oet7 •Memid.d Oe
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYBTZE PATTIES
,r w e atiltet-lam a ham. a
D. GANTELO N.
HAMILTON STREET MIWNERY.
MISS CAMERON
has returned from New York, bringing with her the latest in styles
and shades. The reigning colors are
' IMAM;'fiF ALL SHADES,
MILITARY PURPLE,
CARDINAL and
ROUGH RiDERS'INIADE.
Mise Cameron does not hold openings, but evreyone is invited to
call and inspect goods and prices.
....Cross - Cut Saws....
I have just opened up a Large
consignment of the celebrated
LEADER
LANCE and
BUFFALO BILL
Gross -Out Saws. Every Saw
is warranted.
Also a fhll hne of Bucksaws,
Axes, Axe Handles, Etc.
oggyiji's WD1Pdfl8 STOIE
Smokers' Goods
rine Gift Pipe. in Cass.. Cigar
Cases. Stacker' Mets. Fine Cigars
in here. of 10 each and upwards: and
many other linea.
Purses
.t .l1 prices 1 • useful gilt.
Wallets, Mirrors and other lines.
WR HRLLAT REASONABLE PRIMO
WR WOULD LIKE YOU TO CALL
AND ARE GOOD. --IT I8 A PLEABURR
TO SHOW THEM.
We Suit all
W. O• GOOD
L.
Purees
Bedkail Block.
OR CUSTOM WORK
FOR REPAIRING
•THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
give
SHARMAN
s y -
Tilt PRACTICAL SNOEiIM(
�-- a Call.
Being • thorough workiasln, we team* be fspossd es by sellers of
shotfBy goods, sad we de rest buy sl+., damaged good., er botanist Meeks
to sell as first-elese liana
We keep the LAIDLAW, WATSON 911oB 001 00013%
and aa they are splendid wearers, Rood Alts., find of },ire Waal
styles, yon should give them a trial.
onus= a saws sneer
Ann soVAtti
70 mamma saga nig, Ata Ona
Ae11P1 sea tip MAIM 11e"
0 ODABl*E0:.
lanai .NaseaihaatiselliiiicklaaeL....