The Huron Signal, 1882-03-03, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MARCH 3, 1882.
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DCetea.
Mr. Wm. Arthur. 1. author ,:ad to ie.
eines subad:rl for •lu► Hut..\ esosst-
set give remota thsre4g,
CoiicUss, —A cincert anti te...omtitli,
under the impious of 8t. Peal') church,
of this place, will be held oft Friday
next, March 10th. Tea will be sewed
in Smiley's Hall, and the music, address-
es,
ddrrwes, .Lc., will be given in thu church.
The choir of 1(t. litorgt'e church, assist.
d by t.the • viewless will furbish the
music, wed Revs. Revel Dean Hill, of
Seefortb; Leisk, t¢ St. Helena, trod
Leitch, of Dungann a, will speak. The
proceeds will le app led to t:. organ cud
liars°nage Lauds.
Ori,.
"Young Duuald Divuie," an entire
cult, two years old, owned by Titus. Cal-
der, of this township, brings (l.,wa nuc
stales at 1,510 lbs: Not a br,41 a elgl.t
for a colt.
Edward i;lemnion bas tentierea his
resignation, in the schwl he has tangt,t
so successfully, and intends guide t.. the
North West. He will Irsve .ti,'ti tl,.
1st of April,
James Y,Uy has sold his hgtire hone,
"Young never mind him," to a gentle-
man in Blaashald township for the own
of x600. He s a gaud trine and will Le
takes to the States
Deotna111a.
PlkaOYAL—Mr. Jia Stewart has
been off on a business trip to Witnthsnt,
Luokpow and Kinesrdine.;
PERSONALS.—Miss Martha Nutt, "f
Tuckeranith, is visiting friends here. --
Mr. Andrew Heddle, carpenter. has hail
an offer of work in the Doheny organ
establishment, Clinton.
AcciDRST.—Mr. Joshua Moore met
with an accident the other day while
trying to roll a lie in the bush, it slipped
aad came on his leg, bruising it {teteroly
He narrowly eacitped getting; his leg
broken.
FATAL A..•1tENT.--A peculiar and
fatal accident occurred in this section ou
' '-•-'•••lay, 23rd inst., resulting in the
..en, . of the infant son of .'Ar. Peter
Yin;.•• , '-. It appears that t:. •
wan- about 14 mouths "iu, . was
sit' ..ear a table in a chair, and in
ler. • forward to grasp some knitting
newWles, fell forward to the ground.
One of the needles penetrated to the
depth of over four inches, and death was
almost immejliase. Misch sympathy is
expressed in the neighborhood at File
sudden lets sustained by the parents.
trinatt.
Mr. G. Pope lase week bought a ware
from Mr. James Btrgwn, Huron Road,
fur .160:- '
PiRM giin.--Mn:E. Fitzsimmons has
sold her ban of 50 acres on the 2d con.
Hullett, to Mr. D. Slianahan, for the
sunt .,f $3,000.
Nor Tart --The report that J. Craw-
ford, of Hallett, had been killed in the
Michigan lumber woods was. incorrect.
The person killed bsiungd to Orange-
ville, and happened to
be the rune
name.
Rgcovlerso. -- We are pleased to leant
that Mr. W. McBrien, of the 6th con.,
who viss Int week suddenly taken ill,
and whose life was for a time despaired
of, is now in a fair way of recovery.
Bens SOLD—Last week a couple of
gentlemen representing an agricultural
society in the county of Essex, drove
through this vicinity for the purpose of
purchasing thorough -bred bulls for use
in that section. They purchased one of
Mr. Millie, at 8140, and another of Mr.
Henry, of the 13th con., at $1;5, both
of which were shipped on Tuesday, from
Clinton. Mr. Millin has since bought
another one from Mr. Braithwaite, and
Mr. Henry a young one from Messrs. H.
Snell k Son.
AsbAalA
Cocscu. hissriso.—Feb. 18, 1882,
The Connell last at Young's hotel, Kin -
tail. All the members present. The
minutes of last meeting wera read and
signed. Petition John Echlin to im-
prove side line 9 and 10, con, 1 and 2.
Letter of F. G. Neelin for township
printing. Circular from John Dennis,
patentee truss water -proof bridge. Cir-
cular from S. H. McKitrick d Son, iron
founders, Orangeville A000unt of
Goderich Vers, for printing. ' The ap-
plication of Wnt. Becket, to amend his
assessment was refused. Mr. Edward
O'Connor *ailed the attention of the
Council lit. the necessity of having by-
laws printed for distribution. The clerk
was instructed to write localpapers fur
tenders fur the township printing. Mot..
ed by J. Griffin, seconded, by D. Mo
Murphy, that P. Clare and J. Whitley
be appointed a committee to esassioe
and report en the advisability of upeaittk
up 8. L: 9 and 10 between and 1 and 9.
Moved by .1. Whitley, seconded by J.
Griffin that Whitely t Todd,pproprietors
ni Uo.erich Peau be Olid 401,1111h of
03.50 for 1000 assessment notices. Mov-
ed by D. McMurchy, wounded by P.
Clare, that R. Webster, reeve, P. Claes
anti J. Whitley, ootansilloss. be appoint-
ed a enmsittoe to let r contract of a
bridge across ike nine nide riser 8. L.
H and 10, con. i L D. Moved by {
Whitley, seconded by J. Griffin, that J.
McDonald be paid the sem of 01 fpr
plankiag bridge on Lake Road at Kis -
tail Moved by P. Claretaadd by
.i. Griffin, that the widow Griffin. be
granted as relief i a Moved by P. Clare,
st000ded by J. Griffin , that T. Raokst
ho ��st ei $8 lir relish Koval by .1.
Whitley, 'speeded by D. Malliarohy,
that the collector be paid 3 for elms
servisss. Moved by J Grins, eseund-
d by D. Miehl rehy, that Mrs. ¥.Is-
tnsh be granted $6 se mist. Moved by
D. McMuroh), s.eoaded by J. Whit ,
that the sedltenrs' repast be
(eyed by J. cutin, sseondd by o
Whitley. that the andiflrs be paid fit
eters sash. The following atsonak
were paid : Whitely & Todd, pttolirtg,
$3.00; J. McDonald, plinking bridge eel
L. R1 Rimed, 111: Mts. McIntosh, re-
lief, $6; widow ()rift, de p; A. C.
Iliawkins, aetlitiag $10; P. J. S.MMed
do $10; J. Brown, salary, rllfM
by P. Clare. seconded by J. Whitley,
that this Council do now ad' tarn to
had satin at Raffia's hotel, Dtmpo-
moe, 80th Marsh. J. Coma, Qleft.
The low, mate dater says that the.
tewperauec cause, in that butte, att.r
havinl(jaii. ! under t to luadur.htp lir..t
of "fo,Ay men and )nae young
pat," ata•+ t ,eu t f ".► lot of people
had failed is every cause ptv'k,sels sand
y.a,ti a, u:. l at;a.h d thewsulte, o. the
terupurau&J cause for this lwtl.,s„n of
snaking .t 11. iug , ut of it," is now pros-
pering in the ht nds of thu r. u.u:t , end
"w day St Lax with it a power of public
u'niuL•p cut pr tc q•41µ hy, t. itch Inas
but to s ;s' Ms swerves io wake
•.t': rtna i , ig 4 lrrwivtibl •,"
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^.CM 3RAZIl.)
The New Compound, its war-
der/al affjnity to the Di sties
Apparatus and the Liver, increas-
ing the dissolvingdices, reliev-
ing almost instantly the dreadful
results of Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
and the ?ORPID LMR. makes
Zopesa an every day necessity in
livery house.
It acts...gently and speedily in
itiliOusJISts Costiveness, Head-
ache, Sic headache, D '--« s of
tar Zating,Wind on tho ^ iicYY,
Heartburn, Pains in the tis ill and
Back, Waat ofAppr33ppesstiite. Want o1
lineache invigoratestheLiverLow Spi, Foultcaar.
ries all all surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone to the
whole system.
Cut this nut and tako it to your
Druggist and Slat a 10 cent Sample,
ora j1 ''�g ..bottlo for 75 conte, ass
tall volrYnei,+,hbor about It.
1882 -MANITOBA --1832.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS.
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
has arranged for a series of excursion trains.
1n rh&z Coit pd-* at agents, to run through to
laakota sued )fanitotta wUhoul change of cars.
These tnaltd`wiU_pr[t,arsines ro run about the
flew of )arca,. lip:Hies who1algudd apiug to
the \orth% st shoeLd tear in mini mat the
Grand Trunk is t stent and best route.
an . ! liar to Chicago, thus
avaYfia¢
n y bus band*. and
teellrteee 71 year cater. facilities
to the trot int public unequalled by any
other eh& Jihad will have much
plea.uwe .turn iVery i*fuOetion as to
fares, tick ��o, f t eared live stock
to all patty, Dail - d anitoba, "Ltd du-
llodextro� be. 11 ' e to deaf ppation.
PaseeIaiete•eiaes r' s' L iIORTo`(
H. A B'1[ETRO:t(I. mat G. T. R . or
Ytseureion add tickets/grant O. T. R. '
Oodrieh.
Mack's Magnetic Medicine !
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=_7•_ READER
Skald hate • copy ul the
LIFE AND LECTURES
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FN. GEO. 3ROWN
edited by
IiON. A. MAOKENZIE-
Ready for delivery In a new days. Orden taken by
Geo_ Sheppard,
HURON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT, GODERICH.
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
NEATNESS AND DESPATCH, AND AT LOW
RATES, AT "THE SIGNAL OFFICE."
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BLACK TEA,
GREEN TEA,
JAPAN TEA.
TEA F 0 THE RICH,
'TEA F3RTH Z POOR,
TEA FOR EVERYBODY.
1 solicit a trial of my TEAS, for I know 1 tan
give satisfaction.
My stock of general groeer:es is oho wel
assorted.
GEORGE OLD.
w
( wrens 1 T MANN. (APT11n9. I
is a sure, Prompt and Effectual Remedy for
reconsacas in an its stages, Weak Memory,
toga of Brain Power, Serval Prostration.
Night Suva /s. Sper•rnator•rhaa, Sem root Weak-
ataa and General Loss of Power. It repairs
.irrows Waste. Rcjureaates the Jaded bttt-
tert, strengthens the Enfeebled Brain. and Re-
stores Surprising Tont and Vigor to the.Er-
hawsted (ies,ratire Organs. The experience
of thousands proves 1t an htVALt•AeLr: Ram -
Kiev. The medicine is pleasant to the taste,
and each box contains suffciegt for two week's
su.dleation, and is the rkeapest and best.
a/Rull particulars in our pamphlet, which
we desire to mail free to any address.
faek's leaanetic ■edlelae 1s sold by Dntg-
gists st ea eta. per box, or 11 boxes for At. or
wit be mailed free of posthge, on receipt of the
money. by addressing
M' '$ MAt:YC IC µ'lad nttC tada.
om.
Sold 1s Ooderich, by JA1121 wtu,Nll and
all Druggists everywhere i112 -1y
=C-�-- 31'07t'
MANITOBA
Arrangements have been
made by the Great Western
Railway, to run special excur-
sion trains through to Mani-
tlQba and Dakota without
iinge of oars, tit charge of a
special agent. a first 8z-
ou1*s1on leaves the line of the
London Huron and Bruce
Railway, on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH let, to be followed by
an 1 xcursion every Wttdnee-
day during March and April.
Baggage checked. through.
For all information se to fuses
or freight rates Apply person-
ally or by letter to
- (IEO. 8. JOHNSTON,
5perIal Agent Great Weste�Railway
arish, Oat.
pdsNek Jaw. It UAL lal,i
WILSON'S
DRUGP11ZtsC1tST1 P'1'ION
ORE.
If you wish to hate your
SEWING MACHINE,
ORGAN OR
MELODEON,
work or play as as when new, bring
thele to tie undersigned. he Lae had 16 years
espselenae in the repairing line.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IA On New,tate Street, at reasonable terms. They i I ill 1 i 1��1( E
EMPORIUMI wgood s d a"hand machines for sale e%in w d tInLL BOOT • `� 1� I
GEO. W. THOMPSON,f7. ...o,,.
JAS. SAUNDERS & SON.
VARIETY STORE.
1•TMW GOODS_
WAIT PAP�t1R11:3
WINDOW BLINDS,
EORDIERS C.ES&O-
NEW DIC+NS
I.OW PRIOtS.
OYS AND FANCY GOODS.
large stn k of
STQVES ANDTINVTA.RE.
TINWORK ATTENDED TO 1'RU\II"ft.Y.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun.
THE ] TM PORTU M
J.0 DETLOR & CO.
RENTERS $&6 LY ON la.,n.t.. Witt' int Ynt
eah, ,a,
Their Immense Sale
ANTED.
` N T D. The Entire $tuck will he Otlered at C;luarintg Prices.
;R r1S ix =very- =.11i e
Lyon and Osceola. The Ordered T ' - ' D t
Counties in Northwest Iowa, are
conceded to be the most beautiflil
and fertile in the State. This sum-
mer we have opened upwards of
300 new farms, sinking a well,
building a convenient house and
roomy barn, and breaking from
60 to 100 acres on each farm.
These farms are to let on terms
that no industrious man can fail
to make profitable. Lnmediate
possession given. We will, if need-
ed, furnish seed for next year's
crop. We will also flirnish break-
ing to be done, for which we will
pay the regular prices. Tenants
not having teams enough to break
with, will be supplied with a horse
or horses for that purpose, at mar-
ket price, and the pay taken in
breaking. These farms are all sit-
uated within a few n:iles of the
railroad. Apply personally or by
letter to CLOSE BROS. & CO.,
Sibley, Osceola County, Iowa
Don't Mies This Chalice to Buy (,ands at Bottoms Prices.
ai or ng epanr meat
The Great Cleansing Fluid.
MRS. WARNOCK
Has groatleasure in announcing to her
many friends and patrons in Oodericlt and
vicinity. that she has secured the sole right
and privilege to manufacture and cell
WILL RremrE SPWAL ATTENTION.
J. C. DETLOR & GO.
Ontario 31eei Barb FOIICO Co. LlllllIOd.
• ,
ILicensed under the (lli,,l.'a Potent
MANUFACTURERS (IF THE iMPR( WED LOCK BARR
Four -Pointed Steel Fencing Wire,
55 d: 5; RICHMOND 51'. EAST. TORONTO
A. J. SOMERVILLE, Vice -Pres. and Man. lairwctor.
R. 'W. I cKENZIE,
•, N.•lr Agent fur 1'u.!.•r', h
t 162'.,
DR. LUCIA s'S
CLEANSING & RENOVATING',
PIaUID,
For r, moving grease and soil from anything
and everything.frpm the finest fabric to the
coarse.: geruent,worn.
No.ns ttter if the goosis have been saturated
with ell. grease or dirt of any kind, it can.
for a t r fling cost. be made to look as -gown as
new. 1t cleans all articles without changing :
the cul•,•, that would be destroyed by the use• 1
of water. No need to send to Toronto or any
where c:ae to have your feathers eleancd and
curled when :t can be stone for lees than half,
the coat. in your own town. Call at MRS.
WAltNO K'S Millinery Establishment on
Hamilton 85. and seefor yourself. I821-11. , A A
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S. SLO .NE
f y oe weal Io see tae t, a rat •1 .assn.
heat sof
WVAV
Litt °terra In r:oderteb. call M
eAMIO'r c VIT (1 R .
DEALER IN
ATN,
PRODUCE,
SEEDS,
WOOL,
HIL'E, S,
-- ��-�- GRAND CLEARING SALE EOR 30 DAYS
T\kTOHOUSES TO LET
1
BARG \INS
•
iclOOTS AND SI -10E3
f'retions to Meek taking at
MaOoderlih Artificial atone Works - ".' • ""• •"•
Besndenee. Nebon Nt„ iCast Ooderieh. oat.
19NI101111
iIF+A .
• r •• •
•oTARR Nothing but First Class Material Used,
AND
!'
FA THr. ' -sal" .A. -od. of J. hr 3-�a►io i . 1fe�w
•
POPULAR SPECIAL TMINS 1 , e
011e THE
' � WM CAMPBELL.
flraiid Truk Rai1ayI -� VIDNE d(tdevleh, }'sty. lark 11,1.
Partite wanting cheap goods should roll at onee. Having• set -until firer class workmen
1 stn prepared to manufacture tonrier.
SEASON OF 1882. -
WWI ALt AIMwill Mare weekly 4e��
Ile setatb. A1f7 say AMU& sand at
skeet hurrah thenrenhelareltansenna.
FIRST -CLAIM Ol►d,CHSB ONLY
will be no ea tains 11 Twines aws4*g
ant Owvaryyr �lowesst do ik Rata 1AWY
Ilids IN Lin Slick
wed les sands/ w the re Twins
WITHOUT TRAIMHIPMI IIT,
=Woe limiters tb M with tba t tamale*,
sadsmivtawlsgiltn � alterIt , 5ba
nam
T�41s� iai ♦y et_tpasiwtrw ed !North- *ten
e d. w7 saber saws
//In a nit. et sad Re eebeM Mama
arines yt efera t$m, fell he abar` rlas/edty raseMi
7's Avesta. or J As tsrvrwatteow, Ooe-
eral Aaoat.
iMP0 =law
IowowWirasreal1R1
MANtNACTL kW 111 TORONTO.
A psrwrarat, ear. ewe lir ebsases, D{r
esker sad A nwerb of ale mare, Masher
Bret Urinary eeaefGrows. avan. or `atoms$.
Cosptunss Pala I■ Shall
Bas►,
wbe. see., Urinary �aa�a�es, Omni. Cobwebflit ' 11a ee5.ys... Plfe !terries
-stogneswW. era be obtained
A��to
�earnetiri�ahdpstlAe
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Helen BHOruisMMt Legman kasall;Mkalrs JenaMIL
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GENUINE BARGAINS.
the the ateMao w b 1 will MI k raatun M Oso f.N,wlag peters, for rash
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auevlag to Dahsta la the atetaa. 1 harp abs a I•4 al wh osaetatwy awed .ablest male,
w�Mlr 1 tell sell of a very Mow prim.
ACCOUNTS.
All Leeoeats los /An 4. Rall and J. n. NO muni he wettl d at *net.
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At Ole Yeats
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