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•-emmeesasmea/MI*40 &IS 41olonomme
ti4i:11 Ly a teat crowd of people, Weed-
ing relatives and sorrowing Irtends.
Ruses Sotem.-This branch of the
Bible Ssteiety, met on Tuesday idelit, lat
inst., at half pert seven, with a goodly
number present, thus showing the niter -
est they take iu the cruse. The meeting
was eeened by singiug, and preyer, af-
ter leal, h, several rev. gentlemen pre-
sent made appropriate remsrk Chi
agent, Rev. Matthews, WAS the
called o 1, whi delivered en interes
int steeoute of htkw the Bible Society was
begun, it.. working, and the am met of
work the people had dune, and the
ainouut to be done yet. Impressing the
fact Butt although there wit se much
done. yet at the present rate of werking,
it would require upwards of two hundred
pee e before the work would ha teen-
pletel. The ineetine was bmu.eit to a
close, by tendering a vote of thanks to
Mr. Matthews, fee his very able address,
and singing the doxology, and pronounc-
ing the henedictit n.
Wbeu putting up hie dove for the
winter a Colborne farmer found a potate
plant et vigorous growth it the iron
thrown tutu it iu the spring, end al ted
heater. By some at:midget pisel;)0 uwait
in the novel "patch." The lade "lour-
phiss" were formed at the rout, and
Looked nether odd growing in the air -
there being no soil.
Winelmn.
Fixze.-eF. A. McIntosh was charged
by !impeder Yates on Saturday with al-
lowing gambling upon his premises on
blowhole Oct 31st. The in tgistrates
were Mtwara. Holmes and McKay, who
found the defendant 'meet., made him
pay all costa, and suspended his license
for thirty -sit hours. The defendant was
also charged with keeping his bar open
after hours. He was fined $20 and
costa.
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Quite a number of our young mar
haws left here !at Bay City, Mich., te
work in the lumber woods.
Winter made its appearance last Fri-
day. Quite a number of personal have
tons of their mot crops to take up.
Messrs.and Nelms who left
here are wtril:bri
g in Bay City in a steam
saw mill receiving $35 per month and
board.
BRLIOIOCa. -The quarterly services in
connection with the Methodist Church,
Dungaenon circuit, was heM at Dungan-
non last Friday. The pastor preached a
moat powerful sermon.
Clinton.
Lwow' Cear..-lespeotor Yates on
Friday last brought George Swartz, ho-
tel -keeper, before Justices of the Peace
Forrester and McGarvey, charged with
1st allowing drinking oil his premises on
Bentley, and 2nd with dieposiag of
liquor on Sunday. Swartz gist off on
the first charge; but was fined $40 and
°oats on the sensed charge, this being
his second offence. The defendivat has
a ppeeled.
Disonterace.-k number of youths
.were up before the Mayor last week for
acting di...rderly ota the street on the
night of Halloweee and fitted 111 and
cost* or 10 days in jail. Immediately
after the trial the father of one of the
youths assisted by kis two sons attacked
Constable Paisley, which caused a most
disgraceful scene on our streets. For
this bravery the father and eldest son
were arraigned before the Mayor the
next day and the former Melted to pay
$5 and code, and the latter 815 and
costs, which ism), teach them to behave
themselves.
Loolnirn.
BLAYY FRUIT. -Many shade trees on
Butternut Row, and adjoining sidelines,
on Halloween bore strange fruit, such as
farm gates, plows, etc. Some farmers
lost a couple of days looking up their
property.
WHIZ FENCE:I.-Mr. M. Foley is put-
ting up a wire fence according to law.
Mr. A. H. Naftul is . also doing the
C
same.
I . Ix A BAD Wev.--The culvert in the
t 1 hollow on the lake shore road opposite
Mr. Fulford's wants fixing. We hope
our township farmers will attend to it.
'retiree...term-At the last regular
meeting of the Leeburn Lodge the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the en-
suing quarter ending Feb. 1882: W. C.
T., Bro, Alex. Cowan; W. V. T., Sister
Mary McManus; W. S., Bro. S. B.
Williams; W. F. S., Henry Horton: W.
T., Bro. A. A. Clutton; W. M., Bro.
G. H. Clutten; I. G., Sister M. A.
Clutton; 0. G., Bro. John Hall; W. R.
H. S., Sister Helen Burke; W. L. H.
S., Sister J. Lane; W. Chap., D. Cum-
ming; P. W. C., W. A. Aborn.
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Asittiold.
The mission week in Ashfield came to
a close on the 30th ult. with very grati-
fying results. During the greater part
of the week in question the rods wer,
in a moat unfavorable rendition for tra-
vel ; notwithstanding this, and the care
of their stock and hernes, the people.
were unremitting. in their attendance et
the church. The Fathers were surprised
at the attendance, considering tho ob-
stacles in the way ; lnit this only proves
the correctness of the adage. "Where
there's a will,therce a way... But as V.01
have given, in a former tannIker of titE
SION.tL, so full and liberal account of
similar mission held in Goderich, 1 11 not
trouble you with a reletition. A very
pleasing spectacle of the Ashtield Mission
consisted of the large number of youths.
over one hundred, who took the initiatory
steps in a religious life. The spiritual
training of the youth of this parish is net
neglected ; there is a system .if Sunday
Schools in force throughout the parish
which works admirably, and confers ir-
calculable benefits on those who come
under its operstien. There are seven
Sunday Schools, and the scholars in each
are classified according to attainmenteso
that under it. management and registra-
tion, pupils 441 the same class can be
brought to the church whenever their
presence is required. A greater revival
of religion the writer has witnessed no-
where. The people seemed to have re-
ceived an infusion of the earnestness and
seal which were No unmistakably mane
fasted by the Fathers. There were, I'm
told, over eight hundred communicants
on the occasion; and it is sincerely hop-
ed thet the effects of the Muslim will be
a lasting one. -Cow.
Itairisate.
Siem... -Miss Dineley, of this plate
is at present very sick. We Nivea for
her a speedy recovery.
Mr. Crosier, who. we previously stated,
was en badly hurt, is getting better but
oho/1y.
Dr. Hutchison has removed to this
place. He will doubtless work up a
good practice, as he is not unknown in the
action, and has the reputation of being
a good physieisian.
Ontreanv. -The wife of Mr. White,
an old resident of the township of Ash-
fisM, passed away last Thursday. She
was followed to her last reeling place
(Dungannon Cemetery) nn Friday after
Metatimileglasa Inereirt.,
Report of the weather fur the week
ending Nov. 8th, 1881.
2n I -Wind at 10 p.m., South-east,
usoderate gale, cloudy. No. of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours, 391. Began to, rain
at 11 p.m.
3rd -Wind at 10 p.m., South-west,
moderate gale, cloud). No. of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours, 888. Ceas-
ed raining at 7:00 a. ut. 2.4 cubic inches
fell.
4th- Wind at 10 pin.,
.South-west,
brisk gide, cloudy. No. of utiles wind
travelled in 24 hours, 898. Snow flur-
ries during the day.
5th-- ) ind at 10 p.m., North, moder-
ate gale, cloudy. No. of miles wind tra-
velled io 24 hours, 603. inch of snow
fell during the night of the 4th. Began
to min at 9:00 a.m. Ceased at 11:00 p.
in. 4.5 cubic inches fell.
eth- Wind at 10 p.m., South-east.
light, clear. No. of miles wind trarelled
in 24 heir, 395.
7th -Wind at 10 p.m., South-east,
light, cloudy. No. of miles wind tra-
velled in 24 hours, 423.
8th -Wind at 10 p.m., South, light,
milting. Bogan to rain at 8:00 p.m. No.
of miles wind travelled in 24 hours, 536.
0. N. MACDONALD, OhaerVLY.
Goderich, Nov: 9th, 1881.
C:IbIE2070 MAL..
IRCM BRAZIL.) •
The New Comporm-l. its won-
derful affinity to tho Digestive
Apparatus and the Liver, increas-
ing the dissolving juices, reliev-
ing almost instantly the dreadful
results ot Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and the TORPID LIVER, makes
Zopesa an every day necessity in
9very OILS&
It acts gently and speedily in
Biliousness, Costiveness, Head-
ache, Sick Headache, Dirlrass af-
ter Eating Wind on the 1.7:3:2rach.
Heartburn, Pains in the Sic.:e and
Back, Want of Appetite. Want or
Eneiy. Low Spirits, Foul Stom-
ach. It invigorates the Liver, car-
ries off all surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone to the
whole system.
Cut this nut and take it to your
Druggist and get a 10 cent Sample,
or a large bottle for 75 cents, and
tell vour neighbor aborzt it.
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fs tAlieLD, 1851.
1/'j,',, ;13awl //1; Kitty Ntrect Treat,
Torem11), frieda.
trim tlF At:r.SISNT :
Ill•:ORGE MACLICAN ROSE, 23
tui.1 eiliniton Street W.. Toronto.
Tres‘nrer .1011N N. LAKE, 10, King Street
• Eas..
Pint Sire -President W. l'ENIIIERTON
C.1.• , 1. lo-ader Torimto.
serous' 51. c-Fresident - ARTHUR FAR.,
77.ItrokStreet. Toronto.
secretary J. ti1.111. LIVINGSTON. 111 and
itt king Street IV.. Toronto.
P ROSPIEICTITE3-
The ohiect of this Society is to colonize a
tract it .An1 in the North West territory, fur
-
:fishing lands to actual settlers at cheap rates
with the provision that such settlement be
kept frci from alt intoxicating liquors. An
application has been made to the Dominion
llovernment of Canada for a comport choice
tract ist mod. comprising about 2,000.000 acres.
for this siorpose. and the Oovernment has re-
plied fa% orably to the tt•rms offered. which is
to allot land* to 'subscribers under especially
favorable conditions. The inanegrnient are
presorts/ to provkle facilities+ for reaching the
same. The best experts from Europe, Inlind
;States and Caned,' will be employed to select
from the entire unsurveyol lands of the North
Weal territory, land favorably located tom-
nsercialit. and having the it Boit water and
timber advantages, and other desiderata
censary to • sooreatful settlement and perms.
Dent prosperity. No rearm -amble pains will he
spared to accommodste early settlers 411 estab-
lishing themselves in their new home's. where
the management hope they will noon enjoy the
bpsein,of • later and harmonlo45 commun-
ity. free from the diaairtions on commonly at•
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1881.
COLBORNE BROS. FlielmI1L tirr.
OCR Talk Or- FALL OVERCOATS!
Fall and Winter Goods loinex. =5.SCOLIM-t-
OW' Terms Bei,,.,;Caxl lee are (chicle) offer REID & SNEYD
Is nate Complete in Every Department.
Goods at Prices 'That Defy Competition.lu„,:„„ i5l•curt.,1 at a Greaatigan
Rargain • tot or Tweeds and ("wain" will give the above discount
• Complete Steel sir ple aad Fancy bey Goods narked at the Closest Cash Priem.
duri November to plinks ordering fall clothing.
C01_ HORNE RROs. REID it SNEYD, Manchester House, Ooderich.
Fall & Winter Millinery
MSS vitiSSIE WILSON
Would hancaticeaothr lad/mei Moderich and Vicinity, that the Stock of Fall and Winter
Millinery is sow Fully Assorted.
BEAVERS! BEAVERS!! BEAVERS!!!
DIFFERENT STYLES AND AT VARIOUS PRICES.
Shaded Pinshes, Ribbons and Feathers.
T-11:TR, 1301\1-1\T=S
The Latest Nore!tY in ; Neat, Stylish, and will Spit all,
MISS JESSIE WILSON, The Square, Goderich.
0PEIC_A_G-0 I-10TTS
Miss WUI 11,
(Successor to Mrs Copeland.)
Takes this opportunity of informing the ladies of Goderich and vicinity, that hav-
ing purchased the interest of her redecessor, she will endeavor to keep it up to
the standard laid down by Mrs. olselard-
VZ37" Stool= is of the =est,
And every endeavOr will be ivade to give
The Fullest Satisfaction in Styles, in Work and in Material,
Ordered Wurk a Specialty. Agent for the Parker Steam Dye Works, Tenmto.
MISS WILKINSON, Chicago House, West Street.
PITT G -T=I DDR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY
ia 1•T IAD
-18 NOW RECEIVING -
Fall and Winter Goods
Foil
CONSUMPTION, COUGIls, COLDS &C. ttc
SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE.
USE
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In
Foi:
tlentlemen's War, which be will inake up in
STOMACH, ma-v-mrt. ,e3c
First -Class Style at Very Low Rates.
Prescriptions a Speciality
Ready -Made Clothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
DOWNING.
GEO. RilYN.A.S,,
Sre.
Night Bell on the Front Door
In Grad Variety as usual. Call and Inspect.
Legal Notices.
DURBUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
1.. Court of Chancery made in the !natter of
the Estate of JAMES FOWLER. and in a
cause FOWLER against FOWLER. The cre-
ditors of JAMES FOWLER, late of the Town-
; ship of VVawanosh. in the County of Huron.
yeoman, who died in or about the month of
PM. arch, IMO, are, on or before the ELEVENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1881. to sent/ by poet,
premed. to B. L DOYLE. of Goderich. the So-
licitor for the plaintiff. WILLIAM JOHN
FOWLER, son of the deceased. the Christian
and surnames. addressees and description., the
full particulars of their claims, a statement of
their accounts. and the nature of the Ilet uri-
ties lif any) held by them ; or in default then -
of. they will be peremptorily excluded from
the benefit of the said deerre. Every creditor
holding any security is to produce the same be
fore me at niy chambers. at the Court House.
Goderich, on the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1881. at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, being the time appointed for adjudi-
cation on the claims.
Dated this 25th day of October. 1881.
1810-3t4Signedl H. MACDERMOTT,
Master.
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW
CABINS, 9a• to WO. STEERAGE $21
These Steamersdo not carry cattle, sheep orPlEs
NEV YORK TO IA)NDON DIRECT.
CABINS PS to KV Excursion at Reduced
Rates.
Passengcr accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from
any Railroad Station in Europe or America.
Drafts at lowest rates, payable (tree of charged
throughout Kngiand. :',•otland and Ireland.
For books of information, plane. Sze.. apply
to HENDERSON ITHOTHEITIT. 7 HOWLING 0 ITEKN,
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCK. Ilatnilton srt
1751 Agent at Goderich
VEGETINE
110F HITTERS.
ELECERDI HITTERS.
arm ST FLOO ER.
CERN I% WI RI P.
RI REID( k BLOOD BITTERS.
PAIN MILLER.
Z4111.7.N A.
vit‘rT %ULF. DI.W011 Mt.
sisrxrrir CI IRE.
Seeds! Seeds!
The subscriber begs to draw the atten-
tion of the public generally t4) his
large and varied stock .1
FARM old GARDEN SEEDS
consisting f
CLOVER,' TIM( )THY,
HUNGARIAN, MILLET.
PEAS, 0.3,1 S.
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT:
also
TURNIP, MANGoLD, CARP,0T,
and all other
GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
at rates that cann,t he beaten.
S. 0 Aav
General Seed Dealer.
Hamilton t't rect.
$66 a week in your own town. Terms and
$5 outfit free. Address II. 11•Luirr &
Co. Portland Maine 0 RID "30 --VV- R
I have great pleasure in announcing to my customers and the public at largo that
my stock of Boots and Shoes fir the Fall Trade is now complete, and I weidd in-
vite inspection of the sante. I have been especially careful to purchase goods which
1 believe will give the customers satisfaction, and do Credit to myself.
Yoti Find 111311 tow0A:
As 1 buy in large quantities, and for Cash. Doine the largest shoe trade in the
' Town, I can sell at cheer prices than these who do a smaller
business. I would especially call the
Attention of Farmers to My Stock of Long Boots and Shoes
Which is one of the largest to be found in any retail stere in the Prevince. I have
on hand several cases of the celebrated "K. &. B." Long
Boots, which have given such
Iiie Satisfactio=. !
In the past. 011
STO VES
T I NWAR
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Hall, Parlor, Dining Room
AN!)
E . To stlit Eler)boli). %at. .: rill Ins. ssnd 11111 Ise 11:i•ic op to our HR. I RFD. rums tn.
ws«. NM a cutter and niter. ha. no superior Ito Ilsc County.
We are still ahreast of the times, and havi,iv a large staff of tirst-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 beat material. In conclusion, I beg to return
my sincere thanks tl toy customers for their liberal patronagO in the past, and rest
assured I shall do my utmost t., deserve a continuance of the same.
Yours respectfully,
Col% East Street and tin.) Sur.
E. DOWNING.
FOR FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATINGS
•
Solo Agent in Onslerii•li for
My General Stock of Goods is Complete
The Toronto King
n Liberal Dircenot w III be Ifilde on :ill solc-.1 cr 011 tatt111 Ist December
Wood Heating. slot e the ordy Stove Gil log JOHN AcREs(2)N
Universal! satisfaction. Sole Agent for the
OSHAWA COOK STOVES
WILSON Th
e Dal 41111 1ST. llhi 11111
WIPtireerlptleins Carefially Prepared.
The Only Stoves whi, h Net fr Craeb.
CALL 11D EXAMINE STOCK
CURRIE'S AUCTION MART
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Oliefe39/313 BLOCS -
The Cheapest House
AUCTION SALE! Under The Sun.
or
matIon ofirbrir , lit,,inik, Farm priteri
tending the severing n old tie*. and the for -
51141
settli a new oniony, hawing the sorrel cam-
nsercirl and other private". or an old Nettled
eammenity.
lt IP an acknowledged fact, tbst our Greet
North-Ire/4 ts &eased, al in distant elate, to
be the wheat growing realm and the (aides
of the world, &rot It Is hoped that this lar.
rompers wttletnent in the choicest part otrtrZ
terrItorrwill brews's@ an Important and con-
trolling restos 01. future Previace. noted for
the soler Insbaa. enterprise. and virus, 01 ita
Management for the present will take
sahwriptIons for land@ in this tmet at $11 per
owes. and nn easy tennis Ot payment, ten per
fent In mush. and ten row rent. annnally thee. -
A to/
ono...sat the low rate of 114 per cent , with the
privilege of paying wooer If desired liter
hope to he prepared to rive titles Inside of a
few months, i as PTIOTI as the Miele are Nee
arrlhed for, when the dolt payment of tee per
mat will be required.
D. GORDON,
Agent at Oodeffett.
Goledeb. Nei 141 NMI
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West Wawanoeh
!sia faverediewla
AblorpgrAfreerszerr.sliV
Man, ee
Saturday, November 28, 1881
farm. conetaing of the Wpm 151Con 1. weet &immesh, reateiniag /10 acres
79 servo cleared owl 4,, a gnn.imato a esiu.
halasee hea•lly t rabersol. two lame
frame ham, a new frame home. gond orehmil
and well watered 12 serve fall whmt. 111
Ilelefltoothed Poinearoins at me* dasieml.
Plak. nreleirk p m.
Terms mole kafera wee, iw on application
to Nth. Armstrong. on the premiss*. or 40
I. C. CURRTIL Asesiesteer.
Msdevielli. Oat. O. Mid MIA
SALLOWS
THU
PHOTOGRAPHER,
MONTREAL St. GODERICH
REST LIGHT,
BT PRICES, BUT ACCESSOR-
IZE REST OIT8TOR R 8
RUT PICTURE8,
BENT sATIS-
FACTIoN.
BEST EVERY THING
JUST RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM •
Sr.7=5=1ZIC)12...
The ant consignment of the season of those justly celebrated
SAL -110N T1tOril
-AT-
D. FERGUSON'S
Grocer, Hamilton street, Goderich.
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