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C11� UUROI SIGNAL, FRIDAY OCT. 7, 1881.
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abort tune alto floe i Mr. ea the >• d sift the wire on
u, ng ter.
pupils of the Buted.y Sah 1 flan. Hugh brows of a d. D
taught oy lir.. JE4.pt. d,rgst.� • ,l+eeseat• K1� . Hlesrar�,��'� wt, the wife at
mugs w
Souls, sledbeg tMh headmen* jaltatg'un aa�d to/Ls1 llel�tYspaeuse>wD alt the wife of
Ih ofws, �. tl( tie under -
the class. Mrs. Areurt^m
stand, was eery potter el her clam,
and a a devoted
atey school worker.
Pulite Sc not Oraxitw. -The new
school at Benmiller will be furtuelly
opened on Saturday, Oot. 8t11. An en-
tertainment wall be held in the building
la the evening, beginning at LSO shoe ),
whom addresses will be delivered by
gentlemen from Goderich, and others
from the section. Music will enliven
heproceedings. These will be no ad -
Inatome tee, and the tPsl ref the
seotsao and the pebbley are cor-
dially invited.
Revival eerwioee were commenced yet
week in the Methodist Chart* by Revds.
Harris and Jamieson.
The trustees have sagsged the service
of John W. Shaw, of Brussels, ss their
teacher for 1882. Mr. Shaw bears the
name of being an excellent teacher, and
will no doubt summed well se Mr. Leith -
man's successor.
John Oober has returned from Michi-
�genn where he went to ascertain how his
brother and family had fared during the
large fires. Mr. Cober found his rela-
tives alive and well although safertng
the loss of all their earthly gooda. He
says in acme please heaps of bones mark
the place where droves of cattle crowded
together and perished in the dames.
FARM Sow.
Yr. Thomas Stan, of
lot lb, oon. 3, McKillop, sold ht. farm
containing fifty acres to Timothy Ryan
for the sem of $2,400.
FAEM P1raC6a.Rp,-Mr. Hugh Mow-
bray has purchased the farm of Mr. W,
J. Skimmings. on the &h concession of
Mc$illop, for the sum of $2,so0 csah,
The fans contain,' Eta acres and adjoins
Mr. Mowbray's present farm. This will
make one of the boat 100 acre farms In
this section of McKillop.
AocIDEre-On Thursday of last week
Mrs. Brown, mother of lir. Jobs S.
Brown, of McKillop, met with a very
severe and painful accident. She slip-
ped and
and fell at the foot of the stairs in
her wen's house, with whom she resides,
y 'and fractured her thigh brae. She is a
lady of about 6b years of ate. and the
unfortunate accident will be all the more
severe on her on a000unt of her age.
Donut-
--
Rattail
-
rthED-Msh hpwho f epast
wmon hhas been in.
theaunity of Grey, returned on Sat-
urday
RtMovse.-Mn. Clifton removed
from here last week, and, has taken up
her abode in Wawanosh, about three
miles east of Luckaow.
Seuot. M,tc. -We hare had a change
of teachers in our school lately. Mr. R.
D. Cameron has taken the phos of Mr.
John Elliot, who has taught here during
the last three years, giving general sat-
isfaction.
CRUELTY. -On Monday evening `two
young men were driving along the gravel
road south of Belfast in a buggy, and
not being satisfied with the speed of the
animal, one of them got out on the road
and applied the whip vigorously, while
the other remained in the buggy hold -
the reins. After amusing themselves in
this way for some time they drove off,
leaving in the minds of the spectators of
the scene a much lessened opinion of
them.
Triremes Callao.
GRAND TRUNK.
WT.
Pass. Nip's. Mild. Mild.
Goderlrh. L v 7.O0am ..12.0emn _ & ISprn .. 9.tlOsat
8eaforth. . 7.50" .. 1.10 " 4.43 " . 10.50'•
Sura ford.Ar &15am.wL.1Spm..6.30pm 1.001'
Paas. Etp s. Xied. Mix'd.
Stratford.Lv 1.10am .' 10 to . 7.00am..3.t5pm
Seaforth... . 2.17 " ..&56" .. 0.15"..510'
Ooder•ich.Ar 3.ISpm 9.50ppm 11.00am..7.15pm
GREAT WESTERN.
Clinton
Exp's. Mail. F.xp's.
linton
going north ...9.Mam ... L.23pm . S.25pm
going Booth ...&5�4yin...&02am . 7.21 "
STAGE LINES.
Lucknow Stage (dally) arr. 10.15am.. dap fpm
Kincardine 1.00am . 7am
Benmillcr " (Wednesday and
Saturdavl arrives 9.00am " 9.15
Banking.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - •fr,000,ete,
SURPLUS, - - 55,000.00.
Goderich Branch.
0 R. DUNSFORD, - - - Malinger
Allows Interest nn deposits. Drafts. letter
of credit and clroular notes Issued, payable
in all parte of the world. 1744.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
Paid up Capital, 16,000,000.
Rest, - $1,400,000.
President, NON. WM. McMART*R
General Afarenper, - W. N. .ANDERSON.
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROM, - - - - MLN.OEa.
interest snowed en deposits. Drafts on al
the principal Towns and ('hied. In Camels
Greed Britain and the United 8tawe. bough
Mad sea&
Advanreeto Tarmen no Nedra with one or
mere e.eevesre, without reellea.M, a♦fa{
Miscellaneous, CAR*.
fTAMER NELAILL, (5 Ciwb MasARCHITECT, i 4
rich. Plans ad nna drawn
IT. ea.ry"*,te�a'.� and tttattra°y°rvr
IT. C rut aatndA v sad.
QTRATY'/RD BINDERY -TAMAR-
A 1 Lie nit nmut TkamitaMMtu,ent%Aloft
devoted to rob an/ tthnary w'wk. asprr•lany to
those cabin. and wannmteal hal[esit. sad Wane
caw" e1Tl.einp srries the tMYacat osrtw,rnks4aw.vn
ad
weftweatp with .r,atzvart sadsAaantT m,
allWAIT
n
RAtaali..
K)e- /le. UWer At tae resldrnee of the
�,r.k et Klparea. Mr. an elf., by Rele. elv.
Y ,*u second dattgltt;er of Haat
cA 1ster. Ray.. of Hay, oM
?h.mpsoe (:intoe --At Wroxeter, on the 17th
alt. Est. Geo. brown, Mr. Alex. Thorne-
Minder.
Saturt5,, to Miss Mary Button, at
w1lt. E Melat este* ea tie nth att.,
aeon• W Wee Rachel Raln-
teah, both of W isaitam.
J1p*V. On the 21st ult.. byRev-
eater,aest400fth� r. ]ic; _at
Kirkpatrick.
to Mae Mary M.. daughter ut John Drain.
UN.. of Wawwuah.
nharp. Diamond -At the rwldeace of the
brtde'a matter In Mullett, on Sept. 147th. by
Rev. W. dirks. was john dh*,,e of Wttlte-
chura::t, to Mir ELsaieAh tl.
IMaaiund.
WM.
t7amt t11-- :u Hul ett, on the 21 ult., Walter
Caw t • it 1i, aged al years.
Willi
-ha Hay, ea the 17th ult., Bella Will..
aged Its ,).ars and a months.
Cadmium -T. la Exeter, us the ma. ult. Elmer
Cadasiona. aged 4 tuoutha
Meaner- At Sunshine. on the 211d ult., Mar-
garet 1l.Arter, aged 44 reser.
Barr -In McMillop, on the and an., Jaynes
Kerr, thin) atm of Mr. Alca►nder'Corr. aged
10 Imo. and 2 mon hs.
Cousins -In Brussels, on 'flt enemy. &pt. 29th,
Martha Alice, latent darts, ter of Alexander
sad Martmret Cousins. aged n months.
SA LLOWS
PHOTOGRAPHER,
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the foundation of all pulmonary diseases,
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so efficacious, soothing, and helpful.
Low pricea are inducements to try
some of the many mixtures or syrups,
made of cheap and ineffective ingredi-
ents, now offered, which, as they con-
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are sure to
disappoint the patient. Diseases of the
throat and lungs demand active and
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experimenting Tith unknown and cheap
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ALL THE NEWS FOR A CENT.
THS
Toronto Daily Wort d,
THE ONLY ONR-Ci(NT MORNING
PAI'RIl IN CANADA.
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR!
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A 1101ITNH
ONE CENT* COPY??
Wanes the. Nall tae ..ass at say paw
■ar.lag raper.
T.L TAN MAKE 11.11111 by canvassing fat
The World. Agents and Canvassers waisted
everywhere. Send poet -card for terms sad
SAMPLII COPT FREE.
WORLD PRINTING 00.,
No, OM eting strata seek tyres*.
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRrieroita Q/ 9'R1
Godhrich lU i11s
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Beturnmeir thanks to the puMle fee
eho patronage rano rad dnrina the pest
yti.r. and to state they are prepared to d*
Q-R1ST INIG,
ON the shortage nntire. or for the renvaetenee
of pertfse lIring at a dlatanes will eteharge
grit,. at Meir torestore
Lail R'. M. H'& rr1's,
Reseal° blot*. lase At (i,4Mrteh
ler Highest pries paid for wheat 11R
ALLAN LINE AEctione$ring.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAD jptI 1 gr. 4:71110M1/M. Tse :eat. i'g 40O
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ATM. last nein at Quebec with
the Alias Mallilisemer eve Tomato
every rridar at 7SIS ` ea.
Passengers eau also leave Toronto by
tb
ILO tram p. t., on ?ride a, and, connect with
'he inearear atars, 54 45, Quebec toaoualiinwk usiat1 Wt flee Sates
rev tickets aad every information apply to
H. ARDII TI(ONO,
Again, Montreal Telegraph
17112-3m. OSos God/rich.
BHBGMILLHR
Chilled Plow
-AND-
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Raving psrehasei the Gaderich Youndry, I
unActiss theiprimires ter
e[ PLOWS and AGRICULTURAL
tiltPLi_1IZNaT�d an a lie scale. MW Work,
flatted. AU work twaal eeeeobbdd will he oon-
ing
fl.r. D. Reteatdaais *5.. esly utaa authorised
b
au persona taint arn be-
half of the we firs e regseaive receipts
it ! (go seed
theeyelves se*sNfslely.
revueste.l to gorses
t! EIJCriMILLE:R.
Prsyrlatsr.
Seeds! Seeds!
The subscriber Mss to draw the stun -
tion of the public generally to his
large and retied stock of
FARI id IiARDBN SDS,
CLOVER, sou"ating of
PHUNGARIAN, TI LLET,
MILLET,
BARLEY and OATS,
Gia WHEAT;
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
st rates that cannot 1, n.
S. BLOANE.
Geaeral Seed Dealer,
Hamilton Street.
AIIRIYALS.
QANNf3D
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRAWN
POTTI D
TONGUE,
BEEF,
RAM,
CHICKEN,
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBSTER.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
O2'
Christie Brown & Co's
BISCUITS awe
CAKES,
TEAS,
SUGARS AND
Pure Spioee_
TRY THEM.
Chas. A. Nairn.
IS5 to $20 perr,p y at home. Samples
1921:11111921:11111921:11110N t Oo.. Portland, Maine. Address
JAMES WILSON
sole agent for the
�[lisIi Importiol Tea Company,
Pat up fn one• two, and three pound pack-
ages. and prices ranged from 40c per pound up.
TRY ICI.
A complete stock of pure drugs, and all the
newest patent medicines.
Court House Square, Goderich.
G. C. ROR=RTSON'
Has just received a large lot of
SIDE BRACKETS.
CORNER BRACKETS
PIPE BRACKETS,
PAPER RACKS,
WALL POCKETS,
TOWEL RACKS,
MUSIC POCKETS,
SLIPPER RACKS,
VARIETY STORZ, E.A.ST ST,
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO
SAVE MONEY
by going to
GREAT CLEARING BALE of all kinds of Furniture Pictures and I'icture Frames, which
will commence on the
6th OF OCTOBER
and continue until sold out as he intends giving up business and returning to the North-west
Great bargains and wonderful reductions in
CUPBOARDS, TABLES,W
CHAIRS, BED -STEADS,
and all other Mad* of furniture BLumber land cordwood and LOUNG441 farm produce taken in ex-
change. Remember the old stead oppo4Jte Wstson'a Bakery.
Tas
ER. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
OR
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS &c. &e.
SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE.
UBE
Electric Bitters
FOR
BrrOaLACH, miry -mai. etc ID -E-'
GEO. REYNAS
URrot2I' Ste.
Prescriptions a Speciality • - - Night Bell on the Front Door
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
R.M= dr, s= ue
a; Agasaew showing for the fall mason a eneaptel. Sleek of staple
and will be found very attractive and exeefieut rale y Dry Goods which
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
A sliatwttd s lasttoa s/ Erglink IMt4ch amid (lemeglaw
pmInytlAfy variety a4 *ales. earthing pre�{,s� ztts app restless. wl,aeb sill ser
fees stem *17 Moth beesht Set rtes five e( ,y ,..411 garments rot and made
ail t�h 4 mows' Ater Pahl Mr holler
REID (Sr BNEYD-
Manchester House, Goderich.
0:1=iIC.AG0 11OTTSE
:vise Vzrailizizaxsorl.,
(Suoowsur to Mrs Copeland.)
Takes thio up unity of informing the ladies of (k,derioh sad vicinity, that hav-
ing Pu the interest of her predecessor, .h. will eudeavut to keep it up to
the standard laid down by Mrs. Copeland -
My. Stocaa is of the west
And every endeavor will be made to give
Tho Fullest Satisfaction in Styles, in Work and in Iaterialr
Ordered Work a Specialty. Agent for the Parker Stearn Dye Works, Toronto.
MI138 WILKINSON, OhioeEo House WSt Street.
FALL Off' 1881_
Miss STEWART
�ODERIO�I_
Mantles. Mantles, Mantles, Mantles.
MANTLES .AT $2.00.
NANTLES AT *3.00.
MANTLES AT $4.00.
MANTLES AT 0.00.
MANTLES LT 50.00.
MANTLES AT $7.00.
MANTLES AT $8.00.
MANTLES AT $9.00.
Ulsters ! Ulsters Y. Vistas ! Ulsters
�LST�Rt� .&T M2_00-
1:71...87'31C1=18
0-IIL$T'EI B .AT S4_00-
t7LST :E s .ST a6.ep.
All Other Lines are Fully Assorted.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
I have t
DOWNING.
"
pleasure in announcing to my customers and the public at large that
my stock of Boots and Shoes for the Fall Trade is now complete, and I would in-
vite inspection of the same. I have been especially careful to purchase goods which
I believe will give the customers satisfaction, and do Credit to myself.
You will Find
Pris )JOWCi' �Ittfh�i7 f �e �
As I buy in lalige quantities, and for Cash. Doing the largest shoe trade in the
Town, I can sell at closer prices than those who do a smaller
business. I would especially call the
Attention of Farmers to lo Stock of Long Bootie and Shoes
Which is one of the largest to be found in any retail store in the Province. I have
on hand several cases of the celebrated "K. R.. B," Long
Boots, which have given such
Irraxxlera.se satisfaction.
Innthe
1past. On
WORIC
Ore still abreast of the times, and having a large staff of first-class mechanics,
I am prepared to manufacture anything in my line to order, at the shortest notice,
in first-class style, and of the very best material. In conclusion, I beg to return
my sincere thanks to my customers for their liberal patronage in the past, and rest
assured I shall do my utmost to deserve a continuance of the same.
Yours respectfully,
Cor. East Street and the Square. Goderich.
E. DOWNING.
NEWBRANCH
In the huainraa of
701-11NT
TA1I ORZNG_
i have secured the service. of Mr. Fred. Pridham as cutter, recommended to be one of the
best fitters in the emtnty. Style. fit and workmanship enamored. A large and well *1Ie ted
stock 01
SCOTCH AND CANADIAN TWEEDS
Just arrived. The Stock of
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
Bouslnese most complete and customers favoring me with their trade In any hos• Ur u, lab
can rely upon getting good value and fair treatment.
JOHN ACHESOIS
JUST RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM
sZT15=R20R_
The first consignment of the seaann of th -.e justly celebrated
SALMON Tit( it '{'
-AT-
�. FRRGITSON'8
Grocer, Hamilton stree', ,oderich