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0173 EALIITATOIlZY.
W ham we begin our connection
with TieH1,110t`S1ONLL, It is custom -
«7 toper► such tensions to snake a bow to
the public with • flourish of trumpets,
lout we do not believe in • heavy blare
unless there be great catty keit ; and so
we will be pardoned if we do not Ly be-
dbore our readers • history of Our past «t
mailmen* in another field
h is sufficient for our reedits t., know
.that we have had long experience in the
journalistic profession having been fbr
many years engaged successfully in the
printing and publishing business to a
,neighboring town in this county
Of the past record of Tis Howe til,•
ray we need not say anything to the rea'-
.teuta of Goderich and vicinity It has
weathered the storms and outlasted the
calms of over 32 years end after many
vicisttitudes oomes thin week again r. • the
fore -front .n the .ank. • t !sows tan ,Our
nabs=
A4 eeusiderablt ,;set we nave renewed
our printing materiel we have changed
the shape ue the popular quare style .
we have endeavored to present ,a •,ur
readers, and we think with success. ane
.t tht bandeomest Provincial sheets rn
Genets 4nd while making el, these
changes we have not overlooked the edi
&oriel lora) ••' literary charsotet •' •he
tournal
Politically at, anneuner u. Tree cepa.
cure from, the pain atterances .,f THE
MIor. AL when the trenchant pen and sol-
id common sense •d Thomas McQueen
spiv. power o its tone. But although
pronounced 1. our political view, we• are
cot of diose whobelieve that because we
are politically allied with the loyal Oppo-
sition we ar. again. •eery measure
brought torward by the liovernrnent
Nn we are firmly convinced that mess
„res in the interest ,f the country have
come from the party led by Sir John A
M.acdoneld,and we are willing togive him
the credit of loving placed them on the
Statute Book; notwithstanding the fact
that we are aware that the inspiration
for the best of then flashed to the brain
of the Premier from the opposite side of
the House: However, be that as it may,
we are not nere t•• eternally hold up the
Political red rag before, the eyes of those
.oho may differ from u, in the matter of
warty but w, take our side with them
♦std jot, hands t- fight the battle of pr •
grecs u, the g.•.d days that are, we eat
neatly trust, in store for Goderich.
Ow specialty stall he local news, and
umber time not money will he e•onsider-
ed of consequence -• long es news ot im-
portanee t,1 the people •t Urderich and
the flaunty .f Huron ,*i to obtained
f.. the public Tat ISWNee day ;ea-
.terlta itself snider th. nee Ranageuien.
Printed from new type, stn it , neat end
•mpr•ved torn. Muck• hot. beer ,even
ono the busmen, .net, .rad other, of
teuderich arm tinny* Aon see hope they
will not tntjte% -• tat rs ter rare •-oncern
ed that *tech rue eased ant. A or. eerb.
• Where ruuct toss !.„e• ie.-. ouch
shall be expected
W. will ID the turret- u,. time esaey
..pport.umues. • ere...rnins segmented
anti) the ree,nrth• eno mounts* ens*,
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THE -HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, SEPT- EMBER 10, I880., - -
MAT lima, • vary fat and very fast act -
rem, woe manages a troupe of "bl,endes,"
wise arrested and lined in Louden • few
days ago for giving an immoral show.
The authoritas of London are to be
commended for their action in putting •
stop to thealooet node exhibitions made
by these brsssn blondes.
Tea engineers of the Public. Works Da
partmeut were engaged in surveying the
harbor on Wednesday and Thursday of
last week, with a a Lview to esdbodying
the result. of their labors un • Govern•
ment report We understand it is the w-
tention to have all the harbor, along the
lakes likewise surveyed
Ida Paras. RYair has publshed • card
in the Globe warmly thanking the 1.836
Liberal electors of West Toronto for the
loyal and generous support extended to
him by every section of the party to the
late contest lido Ryan polled the larg-
est Reform, role ••vet pulled on west
Terence whilejMt Beaty • was c,,nanier
ably behind that • t Mr .1,•hr, R.,verlee
R••h.nslm to 1878
PUBLISHRIUr NOTICE
As will be swat by Tem H u cult Smut.
d this issue, a veli•trorpliesta has taken
place in the make, shape and get Pp of
the paper. It is now priut.d�y at
home and from type ran by
the celebrated founders, Millar A Rich-
ard, of Edinburgh, Scotland. The beau-
tiful engraved heading is from the estab-
mest of Meares Beale Brea . Toronto,
the design having been furuish d by Mr
Wm. Revell, of the moue elty The
paper upon which this issue is printed
r rias always heen A puzzle with poi)
treat economists hoe u• protect labor
Mr lure deeding t• this matter in
Torono .eoentle cud the. everything
that the worktngmen has r•• buy may be
protected but his labor the thing f e has
to sell .admit. .f •.• orotection There
le and ,anno, aur he free •rad, •n the
IAN,. •nark el Whel. were plenuful
her. .no ease.. elsewhere- nem will flock
u, u, shat- it ano .n pup onion w this
influi the price of labo. will come down
in obedience to the unerrnnpt taws .1 de
nand and supple V. I.rnhibitory duties
can be levied pp..., lah.•, Met, can come
and g.• a, they please Ano mappens
that the workingtnai• Al h ,.•.- ha• cors
t.ertt..1• f•" ht, Labe..
a of the 3rd; 2.5ai. full.
3rd:- Wind at 10 p. ria , d E., alight
basses, clear, number of miles the wind
travelled during 94 hours, 102.0 mules;
heavy fog frons 7 a. w. w 5,30 p w,
4th: -Wood et 10 p. tri. S. E. light
broom, clear, number of miles the wind
travelled during 24 hours 260. m ; shower.
at 6.30 a ta, ceased e t 7 a m: 0.4 a'-
fell
dross N. Mao oisaLli, Obwrwr.
sums - rsate�emrr.-At the re.tden ul the
R. ya'I.ett t>Lridr Jo as ttutnaetseetb
W
Hie Laurette Taggart, of Wa
was supplied us by the Canada Paper _
fu
color cannot be excelled
Havingsupplied • ttela•• paper to ` to tae i state tae late
of
our readers we consider .t u now thea RoaasT Young. Jr Au paruea indeotea of ]sanohateer la the
province to thou thea appreciation •)f
our enterprise, and se look fur • Wrdial
support from the people .A li.denc) and ANDREW ' OUNOERTSOA
thoCounty of Huron Carlow Y u
lalth KIRKPATRICH
We present a the public • uwpape
esr Auburn 1'SE
• • 17.1 it
far superior a what Tat diode, has I e yHiCLOt 1 HOU
heretofore been end having don.- ear
n
pawe expect w.rl, •.nfidenes roar 4 .•, `i.r.e, Vert*. •. /
.l
friends t., o thele
lin
e° the livingx •1 sl ie per' FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
annum will be charged he u, fu. Tse
SIGNAL. M that we can enter on .,iris)
nm
terms into a far ,epetitiou with tint L
clans newspapers local or otherwise but , New ! 1 andke'rchte�s .'
as some of our readers will feel disposed It to .,rosea g
Laces and all Mods M
to demur w mar ar •i. once i nntwtth Tree Ribbons. etc
standing the =preyed•Itudity .1 the sv """' for Buturick's pattern'
journal and the increased quantity
cal f E J DOPEI.AND.
lonews which they ,row 464reoecvel we I Ac..•• •,.tail a Bi purchased Strike and oxer their customers the benefit. They have severedmake them the following Liberal offer - 111)0• nr Goods BY THE c� thereby saved a 1a discount. They j caspecW
and or clesiL. I/tipilAfllll. ettentlor• to their stook d X) B C11 -00300111111.s_
Companytee, end good
N OTTCR Tt 1 DEBTORS
County of Huron, aro hereby reuni er to pay
up forthwith at the risk of claims being placed
to suit
a
i.Caten
MEDICAL HALL,
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN,
Chemist and Druggist
MARKET SQUARE, (10LBRI('II.
W110144414 and ttetsll Dealer In tom, C'heaaksls, Paiute. Oils, Dye Stuffs, Artist !ohms.
Patent etediclses. Horse sad Gtik Medk•tner, Perfumery. Toltet Articles, Sec.
4e ' lahyrjcie ua' Pre.ertptioua carefully dispsnaed•'a 1711
GEORGE CATTLE,
Chemist & Druggist,
•easier 1a Pure Drugs and Cbetgirals ewe. and Toilet Article., & t
.•pr ' �Ir" Imported Havana and Domestic Cigars, Pipes, Tobaccos, dna.
OQNTEMPORARY OPINION ,
flit tepun that the f'ruieeas wuiar .
has fund life in Canada distasteful ap
pears t.,unded m taco I. to re wonder.
She has lived chiefly u. Ottawa where the
sickening snobbery of brainless civil ser
vice employees gives a low and unhealthy
tone to society and whore little a known
of culture except .h. 'ffertetinu ' •t.
(Galt Reformer
if the retorww gain of 39d rote. u. West
Toronto and • •ver 1,00 in North Ontario
is significant c.1 nothing hut popular ap-
proval
p
proval of the Government why does the
Mail waste sr, many words explaining the
lesson taught by last Saturday's elections'
Liberals hoped for a little more than they
gained, but they gained eunugb tis, relieve
them from the neoesity t maimed ,biftt
I cult eeplana»on.-Telegese
Th. Mee' .• s, -vert, o., Wrigh, ..nu nu
•.nfederata- ft says h'Ir Wright s
• endldatiue 1.4 Mr Ryan . tnteresa end
ere .i. .Hasse' end ,.wtternpt and the
1 ..,nservstiv. pane lye rt ttd
seeis .. be hoped
the last of hint and of Mr Lek Evans
aria ell that . re•,. It u tn
+rig, however
n, saying drat N right s candidature was
litRyan r interest, f.•r he mat doing •
elsehon.ss'ing ••.. he. .rt hook
jauslpib 1►p totwy
1 Rte reser • the at es. 1` cont. -ter
I tuno hag heel 'h• etranglitt• • rhe rag
baby movement ahlch .. u- .r. rw.. .f
onsets .1 the 1. w, 1 4iodench u,d w111 let eller, hat. neer..•ndeavortng t. being
n." fan '• tet • he •utud. ...rid •n• • u' 'he teen. .c .:week rh. ...elapse of
that at..,uthrr •.ry lies •.1, the e• ,, , I th. ,rredeeuwM. :urrenc. tarty .n the
(at. Huron• •ria . r•• o,f rah, I Status left very I.rtle danger ..f the scheme
Merriam, •
-hilts .d the t ouservatie. paper. toott»ears endeavoring rA• make •.pita) ..• .t
the tact that Ku Richard t )artw oldright ,d
M c Caatemp. M P • hs. a twee nus
• ng land u, the North - West .lust .her.
the iniquity .if the thing arms. tot .i ,.sit, I
dames), stated. but tt is tnaauated that
the gentlemen' caned were gestin fl • rp. rt
dung it. rt..verntpent rand• rhe recta
sre.that the land bought was private pr.
veil" the •ears.', hetigt r -•'o .1 one ot rhe
Cabinet Kamen, .eh•. had nnrchaseo the
lands trent. rho •O••.enln
rettt yea, 4g,rhe tranMCHot' was peep w • 101101 Y:1AI
.u. ,rid .f any crookedness • eetirreft ,t
ap ..
must lyra. he4ntu ehn, rw„tr, •'•..nr h.
sine
•� a are pleated r. tun. 'ha. •ad
friend Mi I P %seminar rum been
appointed County tro,rnee •f Dufferin.
and has gone to loco, a1 , ,rangeville
Mr. )sanoillea is s first -elms mat, for
Ilse position, and no belga pr•».t .f hos
fitness cei, be adduced that. the testi-
mony of Mr. Peterson, the County At
torney of Wellington, whual11iough polite
dally opposed to him pdei a most flatter -
ting trilled., to hie ability sea lawyer and
his gentlemanly bearing site! nonrienus
temeadow*sge, during hismeadow* to ' he Royal
City
Oxs wG
est go em home rtnt
, leathe
momA Trends C:ammelill journal, take
7104611.111.‘Vo"'. last week gravely in.
Veined rt. readers that "The Toronto
World as
owes s seeing the light 1r, Mr.
Rwa
orte, ex -1L P.. the tame to wh. •m Sir
Mieltard Cartwright owes his seat in the
Yrs Commons. Oto Qrsehec enntecmpvnrary
*honk] try again, said Hr. H,rtrm may
wen Mitres p
that ib• vcinus seethe
seemed him of no worse crm• than
gktrting • newspaper.
being merlons!) ensidered by the (`arta
than people, be, the Toronto ..ote • •.- ea
turday showang but ono vote, in eighty
a, • supporter •d the fraud renders the
attempted emptier• "nnl-t. fano
frhathan Rennet
Mc Brat,. - 'entities wW 'o• e.. ,um
termed h• .n% ins friend •pponent
wh. has had th. •I,I»,rtunte of hearing
hut, •u the florist et the Bea .1 •r. the
public platforn, ' me of the tint • d 0.
itidiaa judges mudin speaking -.f hun not
long ago" 1 know the beet mat. in pubm,
tic life in Canada end T have to. , nu
her of years past tome me enter. with
the best men „' the Breese House .f
Commons. ley -pintos - •ha. Mr
' Blake has o. equal in Canada And rte
I super of in England Pio higher tribute
than this -•nuld be paid t• • ('•wnadian
statesman fTnronte Wnrt.t
rho nun. .1 1 to- threshing uasCtilur 411en
«nding throughout the land following
-share, upon the quick rattle ••t the reaper
The hung •u thio '. n•• .t . .Hund
and suhatantal eharatue' !there u no
humbug about ,t It means forty to
fifty bushels of parley the aces It
scores 20 t. 40 hushed, .1 wheat tis , the
sore T. the farmer • a the •nult►tu
dinous interests depending for fresh life
on the farmer there a nr. sweeter emend
than that the hum 1 the thrasher rare
ins oto twenty five a fifty huahel,rai,.1
golden grain Hereto, te one .,1 our
gourmet national p�sperity .
and the grand harvest of 1880 hes more
to dr, with the gond tunes cooling than
the Mettle of a damn finance minister' or
the " Meanings' f • •t••iwe N Ps -
(Lindsay Pete
The Kmaardne ('. Cn.:U ns exempt
tea Mr Rgghtmyee'. Salt works from
rases t •t four years Prem eme-
ndn, the Re-
nd Alertinn, the gentleman stated that tf
was F P. wadopted it tre'u1d h. 010 800
, ..er ,n his tw.ckets -
g
,,ar •toe►
)""*.11.e,••••••'r.�,••npr,u,.e am• /'mill Receipts carefully prepared at all hours
COURT HOTTB E BQUARF.�
C Detlor & Co.
All subscriptionnew in arrears for TIM' E Also • range of
SIdNAL paid before • )etcher 1 t880 will I
he charged only 41 the rat, of *1 per
year if not paid by that tame •regular ?hal ir 11 r
scale rates will be enforced With refer
eneetonew subecriber, •e make this offer
Wewill give Toe Sues se from thisdate t. -
January 1st. 1882, for 11.50 This a •n
unprecedented offer tot .. first -clan sou.
nal, and we hope the- people .1F1 nee.
will avail themselves of 1t
McGu.i.i. •, o v H».
OMMUNICATI ON s
0.
e do not hold ourselves responsible for rte
opinions of our Cotrespondenta. Contribu- ;
ton to this depa�ment must coniine them
selves to pub! cl anestiom. and be brief
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS
To the Editor a the Signa,
Sts, -Will you kind:y allow we apace
for • few words of comment on some state
menta which were made at a recent meet
ing of the Town Council, in reference to
the cost of the High School and which
my lengthened absence from town pre
vented me from taking uotioe of soon
er In THE SIGNAL. of the llth August,
under the head of Town Council-
find the following Mr Johnawu
thought that the staff engaged m High
Schools was too expensive for the- wort
done When he went t. the High
School there was only ,rte master oA• 80
pupils, and they were efficiently taught
as now For 120 pupil ,r, mderich
High School we had four teacher, Mi
Sloane agreed that there were a-. many
teachers; he did not see line eh.v hm n
'their time doing se little
Now, before these genuenra •true,
took to pronounce se positively it. regard
to the work don. rr the High School
common fairness would surely have re
quired that they should have taken the
troubleto visit the &ch.rw when a, aper
ation, obtain some mfertnation at• regard
t• the numbers and tet•r. ••f the- eariona
classes, and see fon themselves how the
teacher,' put in then time but se far aa
T am aware neither of tbem has ever paid
us .visit for that purpose •e civet asked
any member of the staff 1... any . inform
.tion Now that we have got fairly r..
workagain, I shall be eery happy to have e I
visit from these gentlemen, and ra Inc
nish them with full information in revere
' to the amount and character of the work
done: and if they will bring with them
some disinterested •ratepayer, 1 under
take to satisfy him me .nly that there is
abundant emploitment tot four teachers.
but also that there is more .,'or•k and less I
talk done ,r ter Harte •4 .1 char •t, t.hp
Council
1 may 515,, 0r a,eruut1A«, t'A) that
Mr Johnston v memory must certainly
be seriously at fault whet, he speaks of
there having been 80 pupil. w one ma,
ter when he went n the High School as
s reference to the annual reports leads
me to believe that the attendance rarely
,deeds, half that n„mM. However if
Mr J disputes this. alio will give me
the date* of ho, attendance, f will get
him the exact fueur... .• '.wadi as reale
I hie
Like Ml .tohusto, a riser uoparticu
lar love for newspaper amtroversaes. but
I as be says, sometimes .ne to forced I.
put himself right before the public ..wing
to the rash utterances •f rnm. oenple
who ..right to know better
H. I. Seer N..
Head Maste, H
:..ear. H.wis1 -- *no. *sum"
DRESS
SILKS
t tea». - 1,44n0e-1is, k110 ,lee ,y PR1,s
-.t, special 'shoe
'1USA)
AT 65 CENTS t
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SO
C4fn•
i Case (lassos Flaanels, extra value. 1 Came Gray Ma-
r`sse Wtaeeys bt# value is the market
The Ordered Tailoring Department in full blast.
• • ..cel cssew r n,ry a n•. n ..n.4 English Tweeds; several lases choice Over-CoaUoea
B. McCORMAC. (later.
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0..ALEIME
J. C. DETLOR t 00.
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law• .W•A rt. t. alt • orae ,eer. tl*
i7S' 1 "Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
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Early Fall Goods !
S A MPSI,. e7114 NF
JAMES A. REID
Har •w• -.•.aerie° a ,nose 10, n'
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
A goo° assortment of Kitchen Bed -room. Dining Rooq. and Parlor Furniture. inch as Ta-
bles. Chairs their *berel n Lookingwood ed pbosrd., Red./leads, elsttresies, Wash-etasd.a
Lounges sofas Olatees
R. a cumpreu arewrtm.•.,. of ('oAne and ,shrouds always on hand. &leo dreams for hire
•, reasonable "int,
Ptc. err '.rananx ..irec,u., • .n, .oucitee 17M G. BARIt%'
Red, White and Blue!
I
achek5on GEORGE Acheson
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New Dress Goods, Gloves & Hosiery,
sEi.i.nvc3 OI AP.
de-- K.', \l• 7'(,,./VF kAKr.tI.%.`•
1751
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cede and Gray
Nuts of the0 tin «ear
.ng Aa ttrda7 Sept 441a
41 .t, 29th • Wind at 10 1' ,..rtrr
east, light, air cloudy, nuttbet ,d miles
the wind travelled during 24 hours 193.0
I miles; helt•n to rain at a 10 • in creased
raining at 12 20 p n• • +mnttnt .,f rainfall
30c
30th Kind a. lug. .. ..sat. alliht
arsons, clear, number of miles the weed
t svell.d during 24 hours el 1 0 miles
'amount of rainfall 0 f1 • •
31st --- Wind at 10 a All. neat, Slight;
broom, clear number of /moles the wind I
travelled during 94 hours 2411 0 mules,
sheet liighautag at night
Sept 1st Wind at 10 1. e. , ...nth,
• light b ease, partly nkwdy; number of
miles the wind travelled during 2t knots,
12"9 0 Iaiiir; t.sgsn to ewe at Oa to
cleared at nerve,. t ! c
tnd Wiarf Si 10 p m. , east, Itght
brew; raining: member of mils tis.)
wind travelled in 24 hours, 272.0 miles
began to rain at 10 p m , ceased at 7 •
IA/AN ON 11A7•1 411k.Mt.
d Y.... H....r•. ,.. ,.•
rLJtNk
Hamilton St,-oniu,e r.
Black and Colored Cashmeres_
" •••• • •-
skirting,. Flannels, Velveteens, Silks '.rings• IIoeut•n °levet
o, 441table for the early Fall Trade
1 AILORIN(a Department.--ners-
Worstedselection ti„aofta ke Suits made �� n
Mass style and at low rates for cash. All cloth bought cut free of charge
Felt Rats. Ties collars. Shirts and orawen- keep
+reek ,11 n,... vn resnble •e1,6nw rood, -AJME8 A. R.811),
r5' Manchester House, Ooderieh_
us/ .4 rrtved. Fall Stock of
Stoves "MANTLES
KA t• M. flit .1 l(IH$..0.,
1 nl Df'('Tilfl(i PTP&..
"1OTERlr PTTMPt•
LEAD PTPi11• A
•,S .41 r. v. ,
TINWARE.
COAL OIL.
ell aslau
Coo QIl l.aeere.. OM !roar �p
w o.l taints t exchange lRerin.
J. STORY
sign of the Coal 011 Haire,
-aawr. Gloves
HOSIERY,
DRESS -MAKING AND MILLINERY
,sae u tae •ewese .tyles
Miss J Stewart, - Square, Goderich.
Mercantile Printing
iEUtl/NKew
Of Every Variety.
4 R11av
UTTER M14DINOS,
. NiMORANDUMA,
MIL NISADR,
Cheap and in the Best Style!
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