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THE /11 RON SIGNAL FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1881.
Mr. Donnie Curry1a recovered from
• severe attack d plehriey.
M» Miters had her um lollies by
being thrown out of • Tel. a lieu
'If Mr. James Torrance bad a large area
under1U wheat, which in the spring
promised a yield of about ten bushels to
the acre. It will probably reach thirty
bushels to the acre.
Mr. W. T. Cluff, a student of Huron
College, London, and formerly of this
township occupied the pulpit of St James'
Church, on Sabbath Ijst. If we may
judge of Mr. Olen 'ties an far, he
will no doubt be very IuoosfiaI in his
profession.
DURS11:131fon.
Mr. Wm. McArthur is authorized to
receive subscriptions for Tits Snow..
Mr. John Martin has been making in.
provements, in the shape utanice nen
nonce in float of hie lot.
fon bousewards. "I was both hurt and
angry, and I know I would have sidd
soulething hard against those boys if a
few lines Iona Horace had not occurred
to tau at till moment. They *hat nue tip,
and 1 vials., i the rust of the way home
in silent*. Those lines are
Or hears them laid. not defeeda:
"He ti shall rail last his absent friends.
suns with thew knie and speaks whereat lie
can,
A only to be called • witty man.
Teitales and bringe his friends to disseteent;
T man'e • knave -beware, beware of klia."
cOrtii•D.
r
It is said that in all the tiine (over abs
weeks Guiteau has been in jail no one
has ever called upou him with $ friendly
purpose, and that during his wanderings
ke never made one friend who now
manifests any interne in him. He has
never asked that anyone be sent for. If
there was ever:an utterly friendless man
in the the world, it is h...
?dies Ada Pointer, .4 Hamiltou, and
Miss Lilly Brunson, of Lndon, are at
present the guests of Messrs J. M.
Roberta and Rev. Jas. Caswell respec-
tively.
Two little girls, daughter. of Mr.
James Johnstone, of Crandon', had a
narrow escape hem drowning last week.
Venturing too near the race by Mr.
Harris's milk, both fell in. Mr. Rued!
being near at the time, got them out not
much the worse for their ducking.
It is with feeling of surrow that I
chronicle a eery sad accident that oc-
curred here last Friday night. Miss
Mary Anderson, after attending choir
primal:* in .the &era was in the act
of getting into her brother's buggy to re-
turn home, when one of the horses
kicked and struck her on the side of the
neck. She was picked up and conveyed
halal in in unconscious Condition. At
last accounts she was doing as well u
could be possibly expected.
We had a base ball match here last
Friday between the boys residing in Ash-
field and those in Wawanwh, and to say
that things got mixed would be a very
mild statement of the condition of affairs.
After the nine innings were played each
side .cored twenty-six runs and conse-
quently the game was undecided and the
great question was how W settle it. The
Ash-"tielders” *antedto play until the
match was decided, but the Wawanosh
club deiermined to leave it off for
another day. But by resorting to child-
ren's tanks, viz., "oglii g. names' the
Wawanosters were induced to take oft
their coats and continue the game. They
played another innings apiece and scored
thre runs each, leaving the game still a
Lie. Ashfield insisted on having another
trial, but about that time Wawanosh
experience a gnawing sensation in their
vitals, in short they wanted their supper
and they went and gut it.
Most people enjoy a morning's walk,
especially those w o know how to appre-
ciate the works of. nature. Now nothing
enchants me more than a quiet stroll on
a pleasant summeel morning, particu-
larly so just after a rain. Then nature
has had her old face washed, and every-
thing is so unspeakably bright. But I
don't gratify myself in that way often,
reserve the luxury for Sundays. There
re then more motives than one, which
actuate me to take the walk in question.
Lf the weather is fine the very thoughts
. f staying in the house in the mornings
are simply abominable, for Mrs. Conrad
about that time is always flying around
niostly in my vicinity— 'trying" is she
terms it "to get the house in some pre-
sentable form," which consequently
keeps me hopping around like a "toad
on a fiddle." By the appearance of last
Saturday night, I predicted for Sunday a
wet day and so my first impulse upon
awaking in the morning was to consult
the political articles in the Globe. Bt
Mn. Conrad told me the morning was
fine, and advised me to attend to my re-
ligious duties, and show unbelievers that
I could for one day in the week at least
attend to matters of more importance to
my future happiness than reading politi-
cal newspapers. Accordingly, I took her
advice, dressed myself in my best Sun-
day toggery, and strolled through our
beautiful little village. The sun shone
bright, the balmy breeze was enjoyable'
the roads were clean and almost dry.
The people were hastening to attend
church, reminding sinners that there are
plaoes of worship open for them to hear
the word of salvation. I thought, u I
walked along that summer morning, how
many persons have gone through a long
life without seeking intelligent answers
in regard to the wonders of nature, and
what rational being can contemplate all
these marvels above, beneath, and
around us and not be awed by a sense of
a Supreme and Almighty intelligence.
•
If we consider the worb of nature and
art, as they are qualified to entertain the
imagination, we shall find the latter very
defective in comparison with the former.
The one may be as beautiful and delicate
as the other, but can never show itself
so magnificent in the design. There is
something more bold and masterly in
the rough cordon strokes of nature than
in the nice touches and embellishmenta
of art. Look upon the rainbow; does it
not contribute to nature's rnagnifieeis it not beautiful in its brightnessinfli
t
encotnpasses the heavens with a glorious
circle, and the hand of the Most High
hath bonded it. If our young men of
the village would only pay more atten-
tion to this beautiful study would they
not nay enrich their minds mors than
any other sulijeet they could take up,
bet they would always have then, some
interesting and instructive matter to
convene on when together, Wined of
holding snob (excuse me) idiotic conver-
sations as they mostly do when grouped
together at one of the Wren corners.
Don't think for a moment that by the
above statement I wish to cog $ soar
upon our young men. No; fer from it,
for as a general rule I as. proud of our
boys, proud of their moral and upright
&minter, proud of their steady church
going principles. Net one of them I
think would willingly and intentionelly
break the fourth ennetandritent. I had
reached thus far in my meditation when
I was interrupted by the noise of en
approaching vehicle, and upon turning
wound beheld—yes, anomaly beheld six
of our young men in a canine and to all
=rano, oil for a day of pleseare.
sighed cleeply. and tamed toy
John Culbert. of Shanty Bay, while
hurrying to catch a train, on Tuesday of
last week. was observed to stumble and
fall forward. He made an effort to re-
gain his feet, but again fell, and when
assistance arrived it was discovered that
his life was gone. An examination
showed a rupture of the artery tram the
heart—one half that organ was minus
the life blood. Over exertion .o soon
after eating, to catch the train, may be
said to have broken his heart. De-
ceased was only 50 years of age, ap-
panmtly • strong hinny man.
ALL THE NEWS FOR A CENT.
Toronto Daily World,
TSB ONLY ONE -CENT MORNING
PAPER IN CANADA.
THREE DOLURS A YEAR !
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS AMOUR!!
ONE CENT A COPY !I!
tirLats• than Malf the Coat ef any ether
Marabas rarer.
Neal CAN MANE MINI= by canvassing for
The World. Agents and Canvareers wanted
everywhere. Send post -card for terms and
SAMPLE COPY FREE.
WORLD PRINTING CO.,
Me. No. 4 King street east, Toronto.
SALLOWS
TRU _
PHOTOGRAPHER,
MONTREAL St. GODERICH
BEST LIGHT,
BEST PRICES, BEST ACCESSOR-
IES, BEST CUSTOMERS
BEST PICTURES,
BEST SATIS-
FACTION.
BEST EVERYTHING.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
CANNED
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRAWN.
POTTED
TONGUE,
BEEF,
HAM,
CHICKEN.
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBSTER,
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
Christie Brown & Co's
BISCUITS AND
CAKES,
MRS. WARNOCH
begs to remind her numerous customers, in
and around Goderich that she has opened out
her new stock on
HAMILTON STREET OPPOSITE
THE
COLBORNE HOTEL
and solicits • continuance of their patronage,
as she can with confidence recommendgoher
ods as be first chute in every particular.
The aid of MISS CAMERON, an accom-
plished milliner, has been secured es as-
sistant.
• CALL 18 EISPNCTIFDLLY INVITED.
Wanted Immediately, a number of appren-
tices to lawn millinery.
iHamilton Street, next door to W. Mit-
chellGrocery. 1784.
1NTotice_
SUGARS AND
Pure Spioes.
TRY THEM.
Chas. A. Nairn.'
R. PROUDFOOT
Has just received a
Now and Well Assorted Stook
OF
FRESH GROCERIES
THE STATUTES OF CANADA, 44
1 VICTORIA, 1881. are now ready for dhstri.
bution tat the (nee of the Clerk of the Peace,
In Goderich, *0 Justices at the Peace and oth-
ers entitled to same.
IRA LEWIS,
Clerk of the Peace,
Huron.
Clerk of the Peace Office,
Godericb, July 12,1881. 1 1795-21
AN D
I" 1R, 0 VISION8
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Which be will sell at the
Banking.
BANK OF MONTANA'.
CAPITAL. - • WKS*
SURPLUS. • . - • PAMPA
Goderich Branch.
C R. DUNSPORD, • • - reaper
stAgllerez inast2restahvoular adepeardia
tes
he all parte of the world.
1.
0ANADIAN BANK OF C0104:RCE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
ALSO
Pix' to Pamil3r Flour
CANADA'S GREAT FAIR.
test —AND--Inel
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
AT TAR
FEED, AND
CiT.71R.M7D MEATS 1
Always in Stock.
Goods Delivered to Any Part of the Town.
Goderica, June 4th. lall. 171141
City of Toronto,
MOM
SEPTEMBER br n TO n 17 r n.
(two weeks.)
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS DF THY
Goderich Mills
Paid op Capital, - .6,000,000.
Rest, 81400,000.
Pramidast. - MON. WM. MeMASTER
Omens, Afanapee, - W. N. ANDERSON.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - hinsurs.
Interest allowed on depealte. Drafts os al
the priacipal Towne and Cities in Canada
Great Britain and the United State., bough
and .old.
Advancano Farmers en Notes. with elke or
more endorsers. without mortgage. 1781
(LTE PIPER'S.)
Basta reture5beir thanks to the public ter
the liberal estrous* recetved during the past
year, and to state they INV prepared te do
San BM I l'1'43t*
on the shortest notice, or for the CORTI/11MM
of parties living at • dilemma will exchange
grata at their town store
(Late W. M. Hilliard' s,)
Masonic block, East St. Goderich.
AO -Highest price paid for wheat.-kk
$25,000 in Prizes
ens omission ron
Live Stock, Poultry. Agricultural, Hortieur
heal. and Dairy Prodectajmplements, Man -
Muter.. and Iodise Work. kc. /to.,
ENTRIES CLOSE AS FOLLOWS:
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
SHEPPARD'S BOOKSTORE.
Chrystal & Black.
Hymn Books.
NEW PRESBYTERIAN,
NEW METHODIST.
NEW ENGLISH CHURCH.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS and SALT PANS manufac-
tured on shortest notice.
Revised edition of
NEW TESTAMENT
BOOKS,
PERIODICALS,
NEWSPAPERS.
LATEST
Seeds! Seeds!
The subscriber begs to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally to his
large and varied stock of
All kinds of Repairing executed under the
personal supervision of the Proprietors who
Live Stock itc.. kannhinures of all kinds,
saturday Aegnst Mtb. FftOry, and IMIT
Riders Co., September nit.
EVERYTHING NEW
INSTRUCTIVE AND
INTERESTING.
THE GNU TEST ATTRACTIONS
and best moommodatioa Or exhibitors and
/linen evLot=away exhiblion held Is
al Canada?
CHEAP EXCURSIONS
will to run Enna all polata.
PRIZE LIM AND array FORMS
will be sent anywhere os reosipl 01 Poet card.
Seed tor these to
J. J. WITHROW,
Pesetas/at.
H. J. HILL,
fiseretery, Ifteento.
42111-4t.
ARE
Practical Workmen.
P. O. Box 103. 1787
Fall aid GARDEN RIDS
XTOTICE TO IINTENDING BUILD -
11 sm.
•
Sews days art
1 bi" "RI "Iraqi= Le•""1.•=1 A L 0 T
~A slues
met tas 11pm he •••ty i.e. is et pertele. Off
oonsiiiting of
CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
HUNGARIAN, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT;
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rates that cannot be beaten.
8. .81.40A./•TE.
General Seed Dealer.
Hamilton Street.
MILLER it 1cfjU1RRIE
has on hand a choice lot of
A 1. PANNELL DOORS. FRAMES and SASH
of all wises which they will sell cheaper than
the cheapest; they are also prepared to furnish
building material of all descriptions to order,
or will take building contracts at prima which
defy competition. No °placation in the
County recognised. Do not forget to call on
um: we always uar&ntee sellers .dion. Cor-
rect pima, spec noations and estimates tar-
nished on application.
MILLER & McQUARRIE
Pining Mill, Newgate St.. lioderich Ont.
17884m.
C▪ ARD OF THANKS.
To the Osman TM and Marline laserame
c=cin.toZthanks0 the
nwirteil.
?Ewe an4itatittentheryearts:41 jtotareormo:t.
rerk MeD. 1.1= of
A. Siwna Treaeseer.
rolherne. Jay MI. IAN
ALLAN LINE
er Resorts
The Point Farm
PRINTS
AT
OTS T
Colborne Brothers.
LEMON SQUEEZERS. CARD
BOARD, BRISTOL BOARD,
SCRAP PICTURES,
CAMP STOOLS,
CANVASS,
AT
1 G. C. ROBERTSON'S.
•
•
CLEARING• SALE
CARPETS
tVe etfcr the balance of our stock of CARPETel
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
OUR BIG SALE
—OF- -
=rocs 3-oods
will continue for thirty days. Just opened another ease of
CHOICE NEW TWEEDS.
JOIIT C. DETLOR & CO.
IP' -Y. 0 T.1 W A.. 1\T Fr
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c.,
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
-w-c•-o- 17T.A.1•7"1'
GOOD CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, &c.,
00 TO
THE PEOPLE'* DRUG STORE.
eplendid assortment of FISHING TACKLE, just received, and w111 be sold CHEAP.
GEO. RHYNAS
Successor to GEORGE CATTLE.
Blake's Block, neat the Market, Goderich.
Prescriptions a Speciality - - Night Bell on the Front Door.
C3401:011TtIcDEL..
i•
TillitatCgPriaearer tRigitZeri. &OFF LAKE
Spring and Summer Goods.
NOVELTIES, 1\TO-V-301../TIMS_
A choice selection of FANCY STRAWS. in HATS and BONNETS.
STYLI/3,H, NEAT AND SURE TO PLEASE.
FRENCH and AMERICAN goods in the latest novelties.
A splendid assortment of
RIBBONS, FLOWERS and LACES.
Hata and Bonnets trimmed in the newest styles.
A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
We take pletootre i showing our goods.
Nligililtill A llgosi _ Mari.vt, Goderich.
MISS WILSON
=1"1-5..g11:t T°
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY. GLAS-
GOW.
SHORTEST SEA ROUTE.
Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage Tickets at
LOWE.? REM.
Mmisle =leach.
01117rtristhr6r4Tbaarienw11%_ beerlg 11C=
Galway and Gairgew, rime rates se te
Liverpool.
RA !LINOS FROM QUEBEC:
Sawn/aims ....................88bANL
lith
MORAVIAN
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SARMATIAN
COW AMMAN ..... •... /Oh .
Pot.vmat Oh A!gest.
PARISIAN1
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Sans AVIAN ........... Sri Ofer.
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POLY/MIA* . 11181
Psalm/31
SARDINIAN• IM Oct N
MOR•VI AN
OIRDMIIPI A N .. *.
SAMMATI AN .
Fhe lean train connecting et glister v.erLlth
Io
the Alba Mail Steamer wlll leave
*very Friday att Mt a. ea.
Padid p. m., train on
mencers Teem% by the
sad enamel with
the ateariver Ri lowisig the subs
me.. pa I& Qesibes Rimenek)..1
Toe Sabres and *very womanish apply to
EL A ItIfiltranwo.
Agnes. Modred Telegraph
011en iledarish.
Ota.1
DOMINION BAKERY-,
WENT STRUT, - NEAR THE POKT OrVICF.
1 LA ROE ASSORTMENT OF
Fiala na.d ramify Cakes'. Wedding takes
Steel sad Ornamented
Soo. :id to none. All kinds
liatig 'loam (Tints, 7)7.•.•13•1!•ti,c 1cf
1 'T
AND
Splendid. VOISMIDAI•
PLAIN AND FANCY BREAD,
Which 1 deliver dallcyto all parts of the town,
and
JudgeJudgefor 7° T. VICNIGHT
200Guests "'ea Ism. 5791-1?
Near the Post Office
HAIR DRESSING.
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS!
Which I guarantee will give Sat :Alec ion.
Self praise is no recommendation, but try my
ACCOMMODATION TOR
MONTREAL TELEGRAPH OF-
FICE ON THE PREMISES.
—T. 03 It Zif 8.-
1800 TO 110,00 PIE WEIL
ChUdrea and Norma half price.
Write er Telegraph for Rooms and
Send for Circular
Address:
J. J. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
PUN".}
JOHN' PASMORE,
Manefacterer of
Da.. Dr..
VICTORIA -8C, Censer of Teelehpir.
Agent for the Cellehre•ed
SEEGIIILLBI CNILLED FUNGI
A54 comeellewal Millfhtrors08-
Abs. meet for the
Queen's Fire & Life Ins. Co.
This li 055 .1 18.
%Man OMNI TIOMODIMI.
Mrs. Robertson
MAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OF Two Years for the Price of One !
_IL Informing the ladies of Goderich, and the
KINTAIL BRICK YARD.
A quantity of good white brick on hand and
for sale at reasonable rates.
The stitmeriber is now carrying on the brick
making businese at the Kintall kilna, and will
give all orders which may be sent hint the
most prompt attention. The brick 11 of first -
clam qualitytand the terms are reasonable.
A da rcss
JOHN K. MeGREGOR,
Hinton. P. 0
$5 to $20 per
day
worth 55 tree. address
at home. Samples
STINSON & Co.. Portland. Maine.
LIBERAL OFFERS
FOR 1881..
country generally. that she
H8,8 Removed to East Street,
where„„.chhe,;.--
witches, Curls, Puffs, Frizettes!
Braiding, etc., done up in
the Latest Styles.
A. Oell is Respectfully Solicited
Cledarieb. Jane 15. MM. 17113.3rn
BIDS FOR HU
Thsakisc the snout for pant favors. I take
Is staMo that I have on hand a
stork *Ma eves before of choice
Wheat Parley. Pase011ack and White Oa(s.
Tea. Clever. and Timothy: also Pea Vine
Clever. ANN.. Lecerse and. Lawn Grass,
THE REPRINTS OF
IMO ROITitile elIARTORLY 1.grangeMosi),
NOON et ARTIOLT (Cattservative).
ROINIER4.11 ( Whip),
WEATMINIPTIM
REVIEWS,
A Ant e emortment of
GARDEN and TLOWIII SKIMS,
=Web great care from the best seed
be the ematry. Call sad see. We
keep the beet and mom 'muffle need we ten
perelume
CIMIPTON'S SURPRISE CORN,
18. leM fleld cern yet introdocea Oreund
eake kept onestantly on band.
JAMES McNAIR•
Ramiltos Pt.
AND
llsokIreoct's Z4ibrgh Mstalias,
Present the beet lorries periodiral• in a esse.
venient tom and viefhete abridgment or
alteration,
Terms at aebseelp(iens filnelediag Peesage.)
Blackwood or any one Review .. 5480 perm.
Blackwood any Plit Review. 7.0
Blackwood and two Reviews . MOO ”
Blackwood and three Reviews 1105 **,
Any two Reviews 7.110
The four Reviews ----55.05 .0 .
, Blackwood and the four Reviews 14.0
These are about half the prteee charged by
the English Publishers
Circulars giving the Contents 01 1)55 Period-
icals for the year DOI sad esseiy ether pore..
slurs, may be had nn applicatioa.
1014.MIN1X172‘13-
New subscribers may have the essibess tee
Imo and IMO at the rice of one year's stab
seription only.
To any subscriber, new or old. we will tar-
nish the periodicals for 1879 at half mon.
All orders to he vent to the publication *Mos
Tfl secure erernieme apply promptly.
7ke Lessard Scott PatsUakiag Os.,
65 111111KIL6T ST.. NOW TORR.
$72 11'171&•41 :eV teebset.
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