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THE BLAKE BANQUET.
gt.gatseeat .vegan+ to tie Lader es tie
At the Queen's Hotel, Toront
Thursday evening, was the occas -.,n of a
utagnitioent ovation to the Hon. Edward
Blake, by his admiring followers. The
assembly was made up principally of
Senators, M. P. a, M. P. P. • and leading
men in the Liberal renka, about 450 in
ell The hall was decorated with the
usual nuance and a uutnber of cartoons
from the pencil of J. W. Bengough.
The following Hun. gentlemen
Mercier, Jno. J. Mciarett, President of
Young Mena' Ref.,ria Club, Montreal; is also provided that: 3. Freight whish
H. Saelgtuve, Pres Icon{ 111rnr' Libe- has paid St. Lawrence trans, whish has
ral Club, Cuwourg; H. U. Ju y, J. K. been oo:tsigned to an inters
Th ibadeau, A. Smith, A. G. Jones,erml hate
, T. Canm►dun puri aandreshil ped tsaid
W. Anglin, CSM. Ctur e, L S. Booting- ishall paw thn.u.-1i the Welline!
ton, Datil Mills, R. W. Scutt and Isaac rt a„� free c rge,
Burpee, sent their oon tratula.ions and
regretted their inability to attend. The
usual toasts "The Queen,' -Governor
General," "Lieut. General," and "Army,
Navy end Canadian .Militia. ' Thu
chairman, Sir Wok. Howland, pro.pt�aed
the toast "The Guest of the Evening,"
introducing it by eulogistic reference to
their leader. He ac.cuowludgud that the
country was enjoying a certdlu amount
of prosperity, but thought they 'Mould
exercise great prudence in seeing that
the country did not go too far, in involv-
ing itself in debt. "The money' he
seal 'derived from the creation of that
debt was in fact, one of the causes for
expansion of the business and the ap-
parent prosperity existing at present."
Mr. Blake on rising to respond, re-
ferred to their kiudnese in getting up
this expression of confidence. He said
14 years ago on an occasion of this kind,
that -the only sound and enduring sstis-
faction one could hope for in that or any
ether walk of life, was to be found in
honest attempt to discharge to the utter-
most of huabilitis the duty of the hour,
and he eti11 continued in that belief.
He referred to the blow which the Re-
formers had received in 1878-a disaster,
he said, which the country would have
cause to rue for many years -and which
had left the parte -very much disorganiz-
ed. heath had also. taken off sante 4 be�s to t(siat Ser n¢memua costumers, it
their able men-H•m. George Brown, and a+oaod Go I rice that she has o,,en.d out
Messrs. Holton, Oliver s�l.l Tremblay.
Thew, he said, were circumstances ad-
verse to fortune. Ice this connection a
tribute was paid to 'Hoon. Alex. McKen-
zie, who he was glad to see in p'ogtess-
ing h with and wished Iti:n a pleasant
trip to Europe, hoping and praying far
his complete recovery. From the month
of December to the month of March they
had fought a hard battle and had suc-
ceeded in some measure in mitigating ttHamilton Street, next door to W. Mit-
the great calamity to the country, hut cell's Grocery. 1781•
most of the def:,r'mities retrained in their
original slate.. However, from various
parts of the oountry were coming signs
of a revival for the Liberal Party. Or-
ganization was going on and young sten
were enthusiastic. There were also
'mime practical realizations of the in the
voice 0 the ballot -btu, from Northum-
berland and Carlton. If the Liberals LATE PIPER'S.)
performed their duty they would win in i
1883. Re then briefly considered the! Beg to return their thanks to the public for
Pacific Railway question the ar- the liberal patronage received during the past
qumente concerning which, our readers i year, aad 10 at.te they are prepared to do
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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, APRIL 29. 1881.
At a Ooavention of the Reformers of
North Ontario, Mr. Bigelow, of Port
Peru, was 1hoseu as the Reforni candi-
date n the oumiug content for the �os1
Legislature iu that axutitueney.
An 'nth* has been passed in the
Council regulating the rates on eeuals as
follows: '1. All west -bound freights
shall pay the rates misting on the St.
Lawrence CAnals only, and slu►11 be fre o
of the Welland Ceuat. 2. Up•.0 esatern-
bound freight, that is to say, freight
from Lake Erie and points weetwanl
thereof t.. Moutreel, shall be exacted
only existing Welland Canal rates. and it
shall be fie o' St. Ltw a ice Cana's, it
C or ha k,'ides its transit
and coning under Clear 4, shall piey 20
cents per ton, either to the St. Lawrence
or to the Welland Canal, as the case
may be. Grads not otherwise provided
for under Classes 3 and 5, exceptional.
shall, if using the Welland Ce nal only in
transit westward, pay 15 cents per tun,
but coal will be required to pay, as at
present, 20 Dents per tun either way.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
ALEX. 'WATSON
Florist South street, wishes to inform the
people of Goderieh and ion head a splendidmortmthM a has
ent of
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING PUNTS
of almost everyvaiandtalso a choice
collection
BEDDING PLANTS, AND SHRUBS,
a.d'el! kinds of
pmc}RITABLE PZ.♦NTB
in their season. Th. public are cordially in-
vited to exantise the stock. Remember that
the earliest purv.aers have the beet choke.
ALEX. WATSON, South St.
P. rL - .1 lou for sale, a heating apparatus, sui t-
aNe for amateurs, consisting of boiler. four -
inch pipes. and expansion tank. 1Th4.
NI RS. WA1tNOCK
er rte
HAMILTON STREET, OFPOSITE
THE
COLBORNE HOTEL
gad solicits a continuance of their patronage.
as she east with oowsdence recommend her
goods ea bele at class in every particular.
The aid of MMISS CAMPBELL. an accom-
plished milliner. has been secured as aa.
sistent.
A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY LriITED.
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Goderich Mills
T7 -13E3 WELL-KNOWN
MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT, THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
VSs ST W lr
Iso Just smelts.' a large and varied assortment of
SITAKS & SATIN
OF ALL GRADES AND COLORS,
Laces, Gloves, hosiery, Parasols,
FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
are party familiar with, and in this con- ,
rection dealt a blow a what he called the
c3-RISM INC3-
subseriency 4 the Conservative party, rtica • doertatanreethewicll nevcnhiaenngece
not; ogat
in overriding the new syndicate proposal. gnats at their town store
The financial condition 4 the country
(Late W. 3f. Hifli(tnia,)
was very serious, our expenditure in
1879 was double that of 1871, exclusive
of the Pacific Railway bargain. It is
impeeieible to overestimate the signifi-
cance of that fact. After briefly review-
ing the tariff, imports, exports and vari-
ous other matters in connection with the
Masonic block, East St. Goderich.
*6 -Highest price paid for wheat. -19S
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DECIDED
TO
financial condition of the country, he ! RETIRE FROM THE
closed by an eloquent appeal tote par-
ty in the direction organization, Business 1
e£orts add general line of warfare, in the ( wilt. on Monday nei: commence to sell
coining struggle for power. AT AND BELOW COST
The "Senate and Commons" was re-
sponded to by Hon. 1Vm. McMaster and CHINA,
by Hon. Alex. McKenzie, who was re -
GLASSWARE,
ceived with loud cheers. He gave it to
GROCERIES,
them in his usual sledgehammer style, SHOP FhR\ITCRE, Sc.
and was followed by Sir Richard Cart-
wright. The following toasts: "Onta-
rio Legislature" and "Commercial, Man-
ufacturing and Agricultural interests of
Canada," were responded to by Mr. H.COOK.
O t/ .
Mowat, for the Legislature, and by Mr.V K
H. Darling, Mr. Paterson, M. P., and oinked'. 27th Ai.ril, trail. 17St
Mr. Laidlaw, M. P. P. Mr. Rogers
proposed "the Press," which was replied ,{ANITOB A.
to by Mr. Cameron, of the London Ad.- 1
rrr(iser, The fifth Excursion party for the North,
The preiceedirtta closed with cheers for West, ria the Great Western Railway will
the Queen, Mr. Blake and the chairman. start
'' az
OCer�
of o nvahon,
AND OTHER NOVELTIES FROM
PARIS AND LONDON.
CUTTING, FITTING and DRESSING 1 SPECIALTI,
Agent for Cornwell's Improved Self -Fitting Chart.
Al/Evert De mens Is well sleeked with First Class Goods of the Meet Fashionahli Pat-
terns and as all her ptuchaaes have been for ready cash. she is enabled to give her numerous
-ustomers
TER.%I ('-;."11
The Very Best Value at the Lowest Possible Prices,
INSPECTION INVITED,
Aa Iadepeagrnt Opinlen.
To -day the cost of living in Canada is
higher than it has ever been before, and
the rate of wages is lower. -(Toronto
Telegram.
A cow belonging to John J (men, of the
1st concession of Levant, gave birth to a
calf which has the head, ears. tail and
body of a (bog, legs about six inches long. --- -
The "calf" lived only a short time after -rOTICE•
birth. l�
WEDNESDAY, MAY :11TH, 1881.
FREIGHT MONDAY BEFORE.
For particulars apply toG. W. R. agents. to
THOS. GREENWAY.
Centralia.
or to W. J. WHiTE
Exprees Agent, Exeter.
letereade•al 'tepees.
Weather report for the week ending
April 26th.
April 19th ---Wind at 10 p.m. North-
east, light, cloudy. Number of mils
wind travelled during 24 hours 245.
April 20th --Wind at 10 p.m. North-
east, light, air clear. Aurora borealis. -
Number of miles wind travelled during
24hours 351.
April 21st --Wind at 10 p. to. North-
east, light, air clear. Num ger ni miles
wind travelled dating 24 boors 92.
April 22nd --Wind as 10 p.m. North -
wool. light air clear. Nannher e.m miles
wind travelled is 94 hours 17a
April 23rd -Wind at 10 p.m. South,
fresh, clear. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 2; 3.
April 24th --Wind at 10 p.m. Smitht
Liget, cl udy .`lumber .d milds winsi
travelled in 24 hours 402.
April 25th-- wind at 10 r.m. Sontb-
wa.t, fresh, cloedy Showery. Number
of mile• wind trsvelbwt in 24 hour. 311!1.
Thunder and lightning at midnight 4.3
cubic inche. ..1 rain fell during the
night.
April 26th -Wind at 10 p.m. North
calm, clear. Member of mils wind
travelled Aurins 24 !nem 'MR. Fog••',
511 tho comelier
ti N Mac,u,r,•..o. E. ,,..n.
t i..df • t \ ' ` '7, ' flv
Girinq up Photglrapbitig is (.ode, ieh.
G. C. ROBERTSON,
EAST STREET,
JUST RECEIVED' A LARGE STOCK !
WALL PAPER!
Green Window Paper
Carnets taken up and Relaid. 011 Cloth Laid. Hair
Mattresses made of er, and all kinds of Repairing
dune. Pictures Framed as Cheaply as
ever. lYCha&ra Recaned.
ROBERTSON'S VARIETY STORE.
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Merchant Tailoring!
HUGE DUNLOP,
PA.RASOzS-
A special hit of PAR-A2101.21aad 8LNSHAII S. job In price
AT II•
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J. 0- LETLOR & 0O2,
Men's and boy', STRAW HATS, the newest styles.
Their great sale of CARPETS still going on
DONT FOROIT TO aZE THEIR SLITS MADE TO OEDER AT $13.00 AND $15.00.
T, C. =etaOr izZ Co.
B4UBUYC
oUR
GOODS and PRICES.
We don't try to deceive the public. We dont advertise what we cannot do. We invite
every purchaser to inspect oar stock, and we have so doubt hut we ran satisfy them, that we
-..^11have the largest and best assorted stock of
NEW SPRII•TOr GOODS
In Goderich, and also that our prices are as low according to value as any in the
The Fashi' nable Tailor, is now in a position to execute all order he may be favored with, in
COUNTY OF HURON.
Don't be humbugged by flaring advertisements, bat come and ser for yourselves.
Li/The highest market prices paid fur butter and eggs.ea
ESTATE OF R. B. SMITH.
JAS. HUSTON, Manager.
THE LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
ON HAND, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ETC.
Lar Call and see our Goods.
Hugh Dunlop, Fashionable Tailor, West -St., Goderich,
JOHN PASMORE,
Manufa_turer of
Wauous, Carriages,
Etc.. Etc.,
VICTORIA -St., Corner of Trafalgar.
in returning thanks for past favore. wonld
Just Nay. those wishing a benefit will please
notice former prices and present •
Proem t. Former.
Lite SW Photos, 44.00 47.00
full Photos. - 1.50 2.00
414 1.25 1.50
Cabinets Photo per dor.. 1.M 3,50
Card Photo. per dos.. - 1.50 2.00
And Frames to suit the above at
BOTTOM PRICEB-
ii=krour hearts
/patting good
odd wad a hare ylealrbotee
al
ITU L L. Joslnon'a,
Mrs. Mary Wingate,
Agent for the Celebrated
SEEGMILLER CHILLED PLOUGH
Asd Azrtraltur•st Implements.
Also, agent for the
Queen's Fire& Life Ins. Co.
This ig one of the beet companies in exist-
ence bring prompt and reliable. Information
turntebed cheerfully on application.
1Th2-&n JOIN PA4ASIOttE.
$5 to $20 per qday home. Samples
worth $Sat free Address
STIN1ON It: Co., Portland. Maine.
ttertnert y atOstMtali. Wier d DettoIUJ
Has opened a
bLILLIF"Y AND DRESS MAKING
establishment eon
('race of : leaves & ata.ly strrees. pear
afte dy•s Lf.sery.
with • hull ssnrtment of Ttuwwxn and
U,rrwrwwen RATA, Fkattwawa,
F11-wwaa, Tree Lar.
Re rnAwee, * aa
10111711,
Faternso,
Vrt.%wet and DRr = TRinxtwov
TA 19 T'1 'TTEP
t 711.1n
Seeds! Seeds!
The subscriber heua to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally to his
large and varied stock of
FARM and GARDEN SEEDS
consisting of
CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
HUNGARIAN, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT; •
. also
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rates that cannot be beaten.
S. SLOANF.
General geed Dealer.
Hamilton street.
darA hones to let -.n Victoria Rtrert
SEEDS FOR 1881.
HYMN BOOKS.
Thanking 'be publte tee past favors. 1 note
pleose.trr in stating flat i have onageda
better stock than ever before of dodo*
blomsothy(veand Peas. aaarPod ea Vile
Clover. Aleike. Lucerne and Lawn MIMS
New Presbyterian Hymnal,
in every variety published.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
m c.St sN=Y-_
are offering some Ilnrga:ns in
Dress Goods, Prints, Skirtings, Denimu, Ducks, Table
Linens, White and Grey Cottons.
PRINTB_ - Fast Colors. from 3c. per yard up.
BLACg CABHMEREB_-apodal Make, without cxceptien the best make
in town.
COTTON BFiIRTINtiB_-Extra Value. from 121c. up.
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First Class St7 -Floe for $I0, $12, !11 St6land $l4.c All cloths Nought cat outnits ttreee tof charge.
REID & SNEYD, Manchester House, Goderich.
New Methodist Hymn Boor
A dint clash assortment c•,
F7h1,0. 41ARDF.N •a4 FLOW'ER naps.
Mterted with great ('are from the best Wed
keep the best anthe d rewrite,
genalland see. We
se need we Ma
pnrrham..
COMPTON'S SURPRISE CORN,
The best field men yet intendere 1. (trowel
dl rake kept roee1antly on hand
JAMES MCNAIR•
1174• ( BafOles Rt.Portallini
1oar
in all its forma
LOWEST PRICES
at
SHPARD'S BOOKSTORE.
' SEEDQ, SEEDS
A FRESH SUPPLY
OC
Field and Garden Seeds
Spring and Summer Goods.
N-OVELTIEB, NOVELTIES_
A choice selection of FANCY STEaw3, in HATS and BONewrs.
STYLISH, NEAT AND SURE To PLEASE.
FRENCH and AMERICAN goods in tbe latest novelties.
A splendid assortment of
RIBBONS, FLOWERS and LACES.
Pas and Bonnets trimmed in the newest styles.
A CALL IS RESPECTFCLLY SOLICITED.
We take pleasure in 8/vowing our goods.
MISS WILSON,
Market Square, Goderich.
SOMETHING NEW.
5 Per Cent. Discount for Cash on 81 sales.
5 Per Cent. Discount on Monthly Accounts.
G. H. OLD
HAS ON HAND (JUST ARRIVED) A CHOICE LOT OF
FIRST CUSS GROCERIES
And is 'Giving EXTRA 'VALUE in TEB, Japan, Black, Green.
and Gunpowder. Try them. You will fii.d .hey are Good.
Also, he keeps PORK, HAMS, SMOKED BACON, on hand. Highest
price paid for BUTTER and EGOS.
Mao, a lot of CHINA, GLASS, DINNER and DESERT SETS, and all
kinds of GLASSWARE and CROCKERY. A/ Glee him a call and get
Cheap Goods. �}_ g_ OLD, c. Rouge Square.
tff'Farmers' Produce Bought and Sold.
F'a =.ens .1�tten.tiori !
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for in any quantity et very lowest prier..
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire and barb galvanized after Ming 1 whited which cannot scale off.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS - NO WEEDS NO WASTE LANDS.
1779.
For Rale by
G. H. PARSONS,
('H EAI' itARDIV ARE. GODERICII.
just received.
Sold in balk or in packages.
JAMES WILSON
Druggist.
Banking.
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BANK OF MONTREAL.
C4PITAL. -
SURPLUS. -
1112,00,00e,
Goderich Branch.
C R. DUN2FORD, - - - Manager
Allows interest on deposits. ileafts. letter
of credit and circular notes lsaed. p ysbin
to all parts of the world. 1734.
CANADIAN BANK Off COMMIIRCI
Paid •ip /bpi M- l, - *4,000,00.
- *1,400,000.
Ref.
Presidewf. M- N. 1FM. MrMARTRR
Oewerw! Menapar. - W. N. ANDRRAON.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS. MANAMtlt.
Hoge. Wowed on depa�lte. Drafts on at
Towns tette.
b
sad tbe United masses,
%d. aweieto Partnere on Mete. with naeM
w,.• 'sodomy.,". withe•.. .wards•' Ina
AFTER TEE FIRE.
JOHN gTORY
The Tinsmith is still to the front
1 tern pleasure to state that despite the ineenveniencr 1 was pi to in my rev ow '
the recent ere In my premises. that 1 am now 1n full blast again. pI 'pe ed to give the ire' ,,.•.'
bargains in lioderich in
STOVES,
TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and c. try other line in the bn.ines.,
I would also return my trsafd eebrta In saving my D rat ' r i1 its albtefe nce from rigade Mme. at the Ute fir`i. h foot the w. -
John Story.
SAIIBERS' VARIETY STNIL
NEW GOODS.
5,000..T
ROILS WALL .�`' � ? .. '' • :``
NI -FRESH STOCK.'Rt tAr-NBV:
WiNDOW SHADES, TRAVELLIKNE B1GSi
BASKETS. RaFv
CARR;
A FiNE STOCK. STYLISH AND Ct1Rt 3
Note the Stand. 'The Cheapest House Undcr tar• Cur,
slviewrr Sew to fila Net Dinar