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The Signal, 1901-10-10, Page 4TERMInar, OA 10. 1101. i1MItIIIii'Ji' i) YOUR NEED......` Look over your clothes and see what you need. Look over our stack and see how easily we'll supply You. You'll be able to get both a suit and an overcoat for the price you'd pay for either mads to order, and it wouldn't tit better at that We would call your `� . Special Attention ��j . to our 110.00 Frieze Overcoats, made with box back, seams double stitched, sleeves have cuffs attached, trimmed with heavy Italian lining, patent mohair sleeve lining, making a very nobby, comfortable and durable coat. Already we have a large sale of these overcoats. In the first place the style sod lit of these garments appeal to the taste of all good dressers. The quality he -good, and the price is so low that it makes it a very easy matter to make a sale. Call and see them. It costa nothing to examine them and only $10.00 to buy :FOR THE BOY. -Oat ooe of our Fele re Reefers. 1t will give b m tote of wear, keep him warm and oats you very little money. W. C. PRIDIIAM, Selo Agents for Christy's London Hats. Men's Furefeber and flatter. Y.I.Sen's Blook. Mt Signal, la EVERY THUR8DAY MORNING MT M. SeigilASHISSY eODMRIOH. THURSDAY. OCT. 10, 1101. POLITICAL POINTERS. --The occasion always finds the o an. - This is no time for peanut pelt ice. -The politician, like the poor, is always with us. - In politics the truth is stranger than fiction. -Toe men who shout are not the men that rule. -The way to be succeseful1. to use other men's brains. -The crooked politician in usually on the other side. - When a politician has to hedge he le on dangerous ground. -To take Dare of Number One is the aim of every politician. -The average politician ewes more for deals than for Ideals. -la pol tics u in other lines of business the straight way lithe beet.. -The politician begins *Mt -broad - principlea and ends with narrow interests. - All office seekers are not politicians. but we never knew a politician who wasn't an office seeker. - Some people say it is impossible to be honest and be in politics. and_ they con tinue in polittoe. -Politicians are m.ny, bet few there are who are remembered after the kite words at the grave side. - The political leader who wants to do it all himself will have a lot to do, and it won't be done well. - The interests of the country are never helped by the politicians who sneeze when the Boss takes snuff. -The professional po'utieian, like the prolessional varnbler, likes to be within easy reach of a 'cold deck." - Poli Miens, Tike yacht!, make beet headway with a spanking breeze ; when allowed to drift they make little or noprog• IMO --When you find a man who ualerstamle the game as well as you do, it is a good thing to have him play on your side. That is what is called political acumen. 1S CANADA'S TURN. NOW that it has been demonstrated that the Britisbere over the water cannot build a yacht that *ill stand the heavy weather of the Atlantic and run away from a Yankee yacht off Sandy Hook, it is about time that some esterpriaingCanadian should build one that would make the Columbia or any other American boat take the position of tail ender Putting a Yankee craft in second place was acrompliehed with ease during the past summer at Chicago, and we know of no resaon why Brother JONATHAN !hould not be salted on the high seas by JOMMNT C•NUCK u easily an he was male In appear fresh on the Great Ickes This in where iord MTRayHu•osA or some other Canadian of means should shine. It might not appear quite eo lurid as fitting out a regiment of young Canadian* for South Afr,ra. but it would contribute more towards letting the world know that Columbia dosee't rule the wave! when Canada tekns a hand in the gen s. WHAT THE DU- KE SHOULD WRITE. `7*) H EN the Duke o- f York and his fair spouse get through with their trip through Canada's broad domain we should like to hare their helmet opine,n of the country and ita people. A neat little bro- cbure entitled, "Canada. as I saw 1t." by Prince banana, written on tine line* of a traveller seeking after truth, would find • ready sale in the Dominion His venerated grandmother, who had the pen 11 a ready writer, and who at time. did not hesitate to go below the surface, would have taken a great deal of pleasure in giving her im prerucne had .he heen in h s place, and for the time M ng let as imagine that the Penne had fallen heir to hie grandmother's facile pen The first thing that would have impressed d self nn bus mind wneld not be the electric display and the public reception at Halifax.. Qreher• or Montreal, heat the eostacy of witnessing his first leer's a match al Otte w.. That was Canada se she if. Then the trip down the timber elides m, the Haw would strike his attention, and he would dilate on It with his grandmother's pen, That, also, was Canadian His experiouoe in the timber camp, and his appreciation of a camp dinner would undoubtedly cause Ink to flow at a rapid pace. That, too, wou'd be a touch of Canada sant the Canadian. After that the garish display and the chase after deoon:tions might he written up briefly, and, after • lone railway jump, the pow wow with the aborigines of the North west would rece ve due tr.bute For the Indian pow wow was something that could not be seen on the streets of 1, ndon, in the camp at. Aldershot, or on the towns. The gram( natural reuneryof mountain. valley anil plain, inland sea and mighty river would also demand time and space at hue heed, and the grand possibilities of the future of this country would not fail to force them selves upon him. But there would be little spec) devoted to rte military display. the civic functions, the peaty rivalries at different towns, the elorta to freeze out the bulk of the pro deters of the land that a few toadies and tuft hunters might crowd themselves to the front. These aro things that are not ewer' tially Canadian, and hie grandmother's pen would talk at any effort that might be made to dilate upon them to any great ex- tent. There are things in Canada that are truly Canadian and that money cannot buy. There are hottest hearts that broulcloth does not cover There is a manliness about •TA(E GAwucK that he breathes to wt[h the air of this country. and there is a vigorous constitution and a meatal balance, thanks to the elimatals and goo! moral Influences, that make him the inferior to the native of no land on earth. The Canadian is moth ng if not loyal to his restive land and boaete a pe'rlot ism second to nose. Nut lice jingo patriot- ism that howls for war With all i r horror!, bort that love of hie own land whish enables him to strive for its advancement in the acts of peace ; that feels the forest, that utilizes De fisheries, that converts the vsoklw path of the Inland lakes foto the highway for testi! and oonutruuts • Seo reseal that In s summer's seaset pub to shame the entire year'. oommero of the Su. z anal ; that takes • ydl•ge on the roakb usd coast of Cape !beton and in a year or two pins before the world a magoi Scent olty which is destined to grow like • elan', and eventually become one of the /reveal of the stew maoutaotorlog (entree of the world. That le the true patriotism, and that is what would Imperil' Itself epee the Doke in his trip through Canada and that is what he would note In his dlary were to to pot Its opinions is print, and had he the faolls pan of his tad grandmother. SO-CALLED EXPERT TESTIMONY. THIS so-called expert medical testi mony is one of the biggest humbug. of the age, and the recent exhibition at the Sifton trial has been so exception. The judge was tired of it, and the jury were tired) of it ; the newspaper reporters were almost worried) to death by it. and if the general public had been jurors milting on the doctors the verdict would not have resulted in a disavreement. We are not prepared to may that doctors are better swearers than the usual ran of people, but there te no doubt that the ease with which either side of any case can get doctors to bolster up a theory with alleged expert testimony in enough to shake the faith of the average outsider in the medical testimony given. ICG as easy to get a doctor to swear to what is wanted as it is to got a surveyor to give *antimony on either side of a line fence case. It is about time that We deference to medir•al testimony was cast to the wind* Niue teethe of the so-called expert unci Benner is purely theoretieal, hut this feet doe* not hinder qu te a number of d',tors from gettng fat fen* on criminal cases. In fact, we have known medical men who tome no opportunity of placing themselves before the r ourts on thie lithe, and were known to the lawyers as "swearb og medicos," who were willing to testify on ei•her aide of any nose for a consideration. We have never been able to see wherein the value of medical testimony waisted. Teehni al tams only (-nnfuse the ordinary juror, as was exemp'il ed in a ems ouut West where one of the twelee gess{ men and true took exception to the medical testimony because, as he .aid, "That doe tor, he gave his evidence and more positively that the (loosened was stabbed below the umhilieuu, when three reputable tranvia. had sworn that the man was stabbed below the railway 'station " The sooner something is dons to do away w th expert medical testimony, expert ear veying teetitueny, expert alien testimony and expert writing testimony which if any thong is the rankest testimney en eerth - the .neater will I fig•tinn he leavened and the better it will he for everybody who isn't in the 'apart" ole SNAPSHOTS. THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO -As to the Provincial elections. To to, or not to be -that is the quest0u - When a Shamrock Mae Ste gran minuet be expected to be much of a She rock. it m• Save Money - lf I1 rales la Toronto during the Duke's reception we don't want to hear nay Oa at "muddy little Volta." -Wee IYMMA (.oLDM•N's language is getting more picturesque end lurid now that she is outside the jail walls. -There was good tatting as well a you FIRLDINti 1• the Liberal interest iu ti recent Nova Scotia elections_ -From the political evidences in Nova Scotia this is a good time of the year take a Fall out of the Conservatives. By Dealing with Us. 1.1 We lead in all lines of Shelf and Heavy Hardware and carry a large assortment of Curry Combs, Cattle Cards, Horse Brushes, Cow Chains, Stall Fixtures, Lanterns, Baru -door Hinges, Barn -door Track, Barn door Latehes, Barn -door Rollers, Stable Brooms, House Brooms, Axes, Axe -handles, Crosscut Saws, Crosscut Saw -handles, Bucksaws, Bucksaw -blades, Ash -sifters, Mitts, Gloves, Rope Ties, Rope Halters. to Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, Sporting Goods and Ammunition, Empty and Loaded Shells, Powder and Shot, The Ottawa Wise who presented the Duchess of York with a mink cape malt have seen the snow storm at Reg•ua coming - After the recent mudslinging in Hamid ton how would It do to make the Humid tou Spectator man a Companion of the Rauh ? -It is now in order tor one of the Tory members in Nuva Scotia to muco, and for the other chap to wecand that the local elections be declared U11a111Nous, -The Toronto street car company. when it figures esu reducing the number of its can and runniest faster time, is evidently wanting to set the pace for Toronto's fast set. - The soon and denim that Toronto 1s puttlag up for the Dake end Duchess of Yuan, brings to mind "three days of solid enjoyment" that E Kivu Dopes provided for the good people of that town on the oo• aeon of Its seml-oeoteuofal: -11 la said tent Savor HOwLAND, •I• though a bachelor. has ..oared a house on St. George street, Toronto, and will give • five o'clock tea t. the Royal party, If there be time. If °LLIE will wear frizzed bangs tied • pink shirt waist on the occasion nobody will object.__ -Capt. E. W. B MoaarwN, who quo t throwing hot shot at the Grita from the columns of The Ottawa Citizen, and went in for heavy tragedy gun work cn the Boers last year, has had 1). S. O. added to his name by Royal prerogative. He was always a goal newspaper man, and now he is a man of letters. -In the Nuva Scone Local elections only two lonservatiyes survive tle alio k, which reminds us of the Dominion election when the Tory represeatatives who survived were Sir CRAkLSS TcrDER aim! CAMEaoN, of Au- tigonish. The late Jog RTMAI., who was then in the House, referred to them as ' the old gander sad tis solitary goose." WHATQTHEKS ARE SAYING. 1•oroits scnt:ESTION. Klog.lon Wblg : All Canada will .edoree the enggestl000f Toe Belleville Iotdtigencer [that before the Duk. of York leaves can- eda b. mak. Major Maud. a duohese. TH1 MMMURLA ARE enASace Toren,to Telegram : Conservatty. leaden In Nova Sootla .hooted that It was turns for a ohasgs, and the electorate nobly rev ponded W glvlog the party two .eat. Instead of three. '155 NOT A -(:Rest,' N'ID Illw. Glebe : air Thomas Ltp:eo Is Geld to have a large collation of all Norte of muco a from admirers in all parts of the mate-, looludteg • hen dyad green. The dye was evidently not last enough. • TRlet'TE 10 rROr. aMITO, Toronto Saturday Night : The donation made ty Mr. and Mn. Guldwin Smith of ten thousand dollars to the University of Trrootn is but ano•her el i tones that the !fogs of the Grange ben wide hympatblee sod a generous heart. It may be pointed out that Mr Colds -in Smith, though often critic:zed, sod he (lineally with on Ins better nese, has never been dtecnv-red follow In the punted bend 'serene of popularity or using hie msgnlflcaot mental sifts to leather his own nen; or to obtain , IS,., power o, emolumene for h s friends With his wonderful power of expresay.e, his eras' learniog, extraordmuy memory, wile ex- port/nee and unnoubted courage, he is a orltlo such as the world heeds, and whom those who are opposed to hie views ahoald find It Gamy to forgive. A. a citizen he has bolo generous with his mans, bit energy sad hos pee; and Ice Goddess life and his amps, ey for the poor and hie aid to all movements Wended to better sur edues- Motel, charitable end ecelal lastltutloon should be Imitatedby men who live 'moaget ue, and who, poe.eesing greater wealth and having fewer ails upon it, either Ming to their msney or @pend It for sect•r!an pur peeSe. Of all that he has or has had, Mr, Goldwtn Smith has Klan freely for what he has esteemed the good of manklod, and Ms name and hes deeds will not be soon for. gotten. T11R VALUE or OUR 1101;10. Montreal Witness : The principal of the Baltimore Sobool of Foursstr1. Dr. (2. A. Sabena, ceaslders that Canada may apply the whole world with throne at the and of another °eatery, 1f her (orate 'redeveloped cerela'ly. He .aye that tf the populst!nn of Canada continues to loons.., and the faallltlesof transportation autism, to bede- veloped, the prloe of pine stumpage eighty years benoe will be probably twenty dollars per hemmed feet, the pries now preys ling le Germany sed brutes. In that owe Can ds will have the rushee ns'u .I res urca et any country on 'man hiders the demo of tho nest century, provlled that she 000 *eryaervaty menet( s her forest preserve*. 1) Mrhaok urges that wi,b these re blhtlSe acre of land unfit for the plough should be refolemted, end that every sapling le the forest Mould be as carefully protested from Bre se if It were a dollar belt The Federal Government has made comp provision for the Mina in setting aside Severs' area as forest preserves, but this polley could be very much wended, frith enormous advantage 10 the oeantry. Ju the end it in ty be tweeters, to keep all the forest pvaerves as (lovernmeet property, Weal or prevrnds', .s private ownership has led to great abuses. The Cantd.sn Forestry A,soolat:on Is acing a good and mod essential work in ednoatbng the publio le forestry, an4 the pemphlet recently pub NO DANGER There ie no danger of throwing money away if you take Dr. Hall's Rheumatic Cure for rheunsattam. 1n a little wild. you will .ay it is the best spent money you ever invested in your life. S. Donaldson, post maater, Duff ori n, P.O., Pit es nbrrg, Ont., was lame for two years end could not get mut of a rig. fine bottle of Dr. Hall's, with the Cli mar Trnn Tonic Pills, cored him. This groat blond purifier fa put up in battles rnntaing ten days' trent meet.. Pries sr) cents a bottle et all dreg stores or The Dr. Hall Medi- cine Co., Klagatoa, Oat, We do Glazing. Be sure to see our large stock of Glass and get =prices. They are the lowest. Try our odorless$tovepipe Varnish. It's the best oq the Market. ALLAN & McIVER, 'Phone :)7. Honest (:outle at limiest Prices. fished of Its meetings In Ottawa demeuy0 wide circulation. Sr few unc'erdand much more than that our forest wealth 1. of gnat value, that the lineal nature of this wealth, the lose annually camel by destruo- ton and the need of preservation oanaut be too widely known. It ie eatiunatsd that the toes by 8n In a Bogle s'na'p hes sometimes exoesded the value of the timber cut and marketed In a long series of }ears. • knock Oat For Astkma. You hsve had many daappetotments, 81. ledyour stomach with :testy drugs. triad lois of thiogs, bat they :ell failed. Not be - Ing a Men ash complaint of course asthma can't be oared by stomach medic sue, But Caterrbozone aura asthma ; it glues It a tired feeling la about fifteen minur.e. is.• hale Catarrhazooe. it makes breathing easy, cures the cough, makes you well. l)ncton say there 1. nothing Ilk • Catarina zone for asthma 25 sante and $1.00. The Me WRECK OF THE ASIA. insetted b1 gnu' Meat' er IM Soya Male Survivor. (Toronto ()lobe. Saturday.) Mr, Batman A. Ttd,k!es of the Maeeler Howe, Lttt:e Lurreet, dieda1 Grans Hoek tat, this oily, yesterday est eronou. body was talon home las: nigh; I.v Lis mother. Acute rheumatism wee the (aloe of death. Deceased, who was 3) gran of age, w:u the soca ma'uurvivor of . bo wreck' ". of the steamer Ash. which wont d,w.. u. a great storm on the (7eorgtan B.y on Thurs. d.y, September 14, 1U82 Mise Christy Ann Mormon, oleos married, and still Ile - fag was the only lady 'salvor of the • reec, womb resulted In a lose of about '20 lives. Ile Asia was one. of the Great No ;hero Leah Company's vele.1 •. See left Col hngwooi for tee Sso on We'needay, Sept. 13 1%2 1111 on the mown/Lot the follow • ewe 0.agut in terrific storm, Al moatheleedlatety the ship began to Mender. Several bee's were lowered, ►cd 13 ooe el these, in charge, of tept Savage of lee Aso, Tisk on and mass Merriam found 1l.cre There, were in all IR persona in the beat. The atom raged tlronghoot the day ane n ight, the boat beteg frequently swept by heavy seas. One ty ooe the Inmates were swept overboard or died from exposure. r,•pt. Savare printed away to the arms of Tinkles, and uthdre,l'ed to Mies Morrison'. arms. Some went it 4 ens through the shock . nd u xpneure and leaped out to their death. Finally only Mise Morrison end Makes were left to t a le at, They clue g to the craft with the energy o: despair, and at day- light on 52riduy morning the boat was out ashore near Point au•Barre, Tired, huogry mrd almost dead from exposure, they lay In a eeml conscious condition for nearly 43 hone, when they were found by an Indian, who, after clow bargaining orocured fold fur them, and stterwuds conveyed ahem n a email sailboat to Parry Seuod, the cttl- r.enm there learning from the two the first Dewe of the wreck. They were accorded every are and attention at Parry Sound, lmkies, who to the day of his death was• nwegn.flosnl erootmen of mar head, quitkty ,',covered, but Min Mermen was Ill for mom. lime. Very few bodies of the Maims were ever recovered. Deneesrd was unmarried. His mother .nd twe.hters Ilve at Little Current. Mr.�'�� Tiok'ss had many Geode In Toronto, as well as at Little Current and Prescott, where he resided io hie boyhood. i'ouleiboro: Yes. 111. A. MoMeroby, • eldest daughter of the Iets A. Jamle- sen, who name hero t 1 attend her mother, and who was alio taken 111 dur•o, the biter's tllnese, did not loot survive I her, passing away on Saturday, Sept, 281.11. \(drew Jamieson only g"t back from the burial of his mother on Fraley, when his Mater passed .e way next •ley, and on Monday h1 acoompeolel the remains to Kltenburg for Interment. TO ADVERTISE/1B. Notion of changes mart be lett at th'0 Office not later than Batorday noon. The Copy for changes must be left not 1- for than Mon- day noon. Casual Advertisements accepted sue to Doc n Wcelnesday of each week. sae Coal Bills are now a serines item Thee why burn coals for the weekly wash? Some Soaps won't wash linen without boiling, but SUNLIGHT SOAP will. We a wise ecou.,mv to buy the best of all Soaps, when by doing so the quantity of coal Geed 00 washing day can be Reduced 50 per_ -cent. Bottling coal to help inferior and low-priced Soaps to wash is like spending • 5 cent tram fare to purchase a to cent article for 9 cents. By using SUNLIGHT SOAP you save its cost in the cost of the coals un- used, not to mentioo the longer life of the article washed. A tablet of Sunlight Soap will do more work without cods, and do it infinitely better, than two tablets of common, cheap soap will do with e.ob. The majority of the public soon find out the lines of true economy. That's why SUNLIGHT SOAP is asked for by three people to , one asking for any other soap in the world. e.1 same Sack/ No need of that now. That sort of pito can �e keookea out 1e short order, for Polecat's N.ry I oe, which is five tames stronger than SPORTSMEN any other, penetrates at once through the bene., reaches the aura of suiering, WILL HND drives It tut an 1 thus gives relief simnel Inv antly. Not mag o, but strength that ev gives Pr lens's Nee Milne thl. power, }ou will theta It m.glo however 0 you try It, pain goes .o quickly. Sold by dealers everywhere lo large 26 ask bottles. MARINE NOTE Sault S:e. Marie MIA., a sal: 4 The .'at.s Mal report of the "Soo" ankle for the September Fondness just Issued shows the month to hate been . record breaker, the Morriss* neer env previous September bslog 721,603 tone. The Intel freight tons tor the month were 4,136,237.. The lore In bre Ilia sustained daring the early month, of the treason has been overawes and lad Teat'n ronnrd to ttstchar let ham been paired) sy 467,692 t•eos. It is now expected that last year's teenrd harakiri basioesu of 26, 643,073 toes Mill be haven this year, GOOD SHOOTING In the I.kes 1(Ipr�ewe and Temlakamiag Ole. tract@, .Iso ,i asan.bk, hirers Hey and Neplgon. RETURN TICKETS will be issued at Single First Class Fare and One -Third. Prom 5tsticn. In Onta•io. sherbet Like and west. to Lake. 1:lppe we end Temlekaming Districts. 1030(1 going Sept. 15th to Nov. 15th, To Mle.anable, heron Bar and Nettleton. gond Koine Oct. 130 to Nor. 15th ; s.'1 tickets good to return until Dec. Colt. 1001, Mer trill p,rttenlars apply W fens, nearest C 1'. It. Arent, or to A. n. 14111TWP4. 5. t;. P. A., Tarsal. LWW The l'[ing of Ranges, "Buch'e Happy Though.'" f A•Range With a Record e Is None Too Good for any House- keeper That's what you get when yon buy a Happy Thonght. The Happy Thought flange was one of the first Ranges manufactured in Canada. More Happy Thought Ranges are manufactured and sold each year than all other Canadian makes combined -130.00 being now in nee. When buying buy Canada's Favorite, "The Happy Thought," not an experiment, 1 I t : Muwraciwred by The Wm. Ruch Stove Co., Limited, Brantford Writs tae Yuofaetwrer• l.. tlluetrated restage... (•T • MT i.>l;s & SHB hAB D, Oodetich. New fall Goods .i Just Received, a shigmelit of new fall Dress Goods in llonuisltuus, 'Tweeds, Serges, Cheviots, Broadcloths, in all the new fall shades, Black Dress Goods in the Following Makes : Brocades from 20c to $:3,00 a ytu'd, Biaritz, Serges, Homespuns, Cheviots, heavy Cords and Ilenriettas, A Big Stock of Black and Colored Silks. t.s aft ar 5' 71t 43 colored blouse Waist, silk patterns, no two alike, at wholesale price, from 15c to 60c. I want you to see our new stock of just in, all new, from 10c. New Flannelettes from 5c to 15c. Ladies' Jackets. Wrapperettes, Just in, a Complete Stock iu the Latest NEW YORK Styles and Lengths in the leading colors for Fall and Winter. You should see these Jackets before making your se- lection for the conning season. Every one new and up to date. Terms Cash or Farm Produce. 'Phone 86 J. it COLBORNE. BEATEMALL STOVE PIPE VARNISH Least Odor, Brightest Lustre, Quickest Drying of all Cost, no higher than inferior makes. Use the Best. CLIMAX STOVE POLISH Brightens up old Furniture. Makes it look new, W. C. Goode, chemist, Bedford Block. Mill Wood FOR SALE The slave is cut iuto stove wood length and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as ordered. Orders received by telephone or left at residence, 1218 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 98. PETER McEWAI - f;.slerio h, November 21st, 10(0- &LL. WORSELL'S I8 THE PLACE TO BUY..,; STOVES, FURNACES and PLUrIBINO 1 CHEAP. J.. � Worrell, 'rO.MeNk.h. sksacsOM• mid am r d Waage a, his personal furnislringa lie sb well as in other things. Choose from our stock on unsatisfied. CUT PRICES IN CUTLERY. Fancy Cutlery as well as plain and serviceable Hardware.. K knife \ Am n'rlfniisspsrt of ould be up to date with his knife as Ton cannot go away N. D. ItOUGVIE Hardware Merchant, - - Goderfch. A GOOD SJIO13... should be fashionable, of good wearing quality, nice fitting, and keep its shape till thesole parts from the upper through long use and wear. Such n shoe is the EMPRESS, of which we have sole control. We havea full fine of cheaper shoes In stock. Wm. Sharman, jr.