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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 188t
islosisk r. Asp.
11,. Imo, &hu id, td ilk. Bayfield
Read. w presented wi fou :aloes Ey
two of his .ewe w y la.;. Prob-
fie.
Salmons.
Mr. Hues Loyd, u4 Howiek, 1ue j
mid ►i. fern of 100 aor s to Mr J
Ham the . of Howiek, hlr win .if
Mr. James Trimble, el Hetrick, les
sold his hers of 50 awes to Mr. Alex.
F-Indlater, uI Hawick, fur the suet of '
$2,000.
Mleraosoutax.—aht•p binds now ,
adorn the windows of our P.O. more,
and it now looks quite city like .w the i
seventh day.
A little of their "tonic" in sulphur is
now administered by our siolekounnitt.e
in curing the miles.
Miss Dalton, of Kintail, aid Muss
Quaid,of Port Albert, are visiting friends
hen. I!
Ieebnsa•
BITIIIT Dave ass Consd.--Onoe mon
our Farman an puking around. The
fences, win and field fences will take up
their attention for the next fortnight. ,•
Nsw Faces. -Mr. John Horton and
family took up there residence here last 1
week, un the tarso of late Hillary Hor-
ton, whish be has purehaseti. Before
leaving his old home in Godericlt town-
ship, his neighbors and friends present-
ed him with a Bible and album. We
give him and family • cordial welcome
amongst us.
..*..oust Repast,
Ktate of the *wither fur the week I 1
ending March 98th, 1882.
Mar.h 22nd -Wiwi at 10 p.m. N. W.
fresh, clear, frost. No. of miles wind
travelled u..4 hours 767. Snow flur-
ries durut{ the day. Amount of snOw-
fall 1 inch.
23rd -N ind at 10 p. tn. N. W., rt
gale, scow flurries, float. No. of WUei
wino travelled in 24 hours 723.
24th -Wind at 10 p. in. N. W., light,
cloudy, frost. N•.. of mile* wind
travelled in 24 hours 8225. bnnw lur-
ties during the day.
95th -Wind at 10 p. ta. 8. E , fresh,
elosly, trot. No, of miles wind travel-
led in 24 hours 290. Snow and .lett
during the night.
20th -Wind at 10 p. m. S. E., !tight,
showery, began to i i.. et 7
of miles wind tray.11a..n 24 hours 433.
27th- Wind at 10 p. u.. N. W., mode-
r.tt• Kale, cloudy, frost. Nu. of miles
wind too/eV/id iu 24 hours 720. Ceased
raining at 1 p. m., amount of minted!
7.5 cubic inches.
28th- Wind at 10 p. m. S. fresh.
Sieg, fruit. Corona luau. No. of
miles win' travelled in 94 hours 578.
CI. Y. M setios.tLI, Observer.
Go.lrtiett, Mara .29th, 188:...
Fever ant dysentetey ire ni.tking great
h•tvoc with the employees on the Pana-
ma canal. Sever new treaties for its
neutrality are proposed.
Rohner ill•.
Mr. Picard, of this place, is about
building a new stable with a stoue foun.l
ation. 80 much for Hulmesville.
Mr. J. Holland is erecting a new fence
in front of part of his plat.., which will
make a great addition to the looks of it.
Mr. Thomas Elliott hu returned from
Dr. .•..► He says the snow is fuer feet
.teet, there. and snowing yet. ilurrali
for uta io.
V. r. Wittingham is 111.,11ne to his
lir . •.laczton the the 11th c.,n. from his
late teeidence on the Hume road. We
wish him success in his new home.
Daturas.
Pummel_- Mies C. Morris, of Mor-
risdale, left home Wt Saturday for a
three mouths' visit to friends in Buffalo.
Our mariners are preparing to
tread the decd on the raging deep
again. Lyman Morris will sail with
Capt. Shepherd, and Captains A. Bogie
and James Green have left to take
charge of their ramie.
Hoassvnsan. -Since the recent weigh-
ing of horses at Dunlop, Mr. Joseph
Morrie has weighed his fine span, ane
now challenges Mr. J. 0. Stewart or
any other man in the township, to pro-
duce a span that will kick the Seam at a
greater weight. The challenge is good
for a wager or for fun, before spring
work commences.
Barran Yr:. -Tall sawing and chop-
ping feats are continually cropping up.
It is now claimed that the time of Strong
& Gibbs has been beaten by twelve
minutes, and that of -Thompson & Bogie.
by two minutes, by the work of Jas.
Cousins jr., of Bull Run Avenue, and
R. Morrow. jr., of Turkey Line. How-
ever, the public are getting anxious to
see some of these gentlemen do their
work where everybody'c•n see them.
>l ,budge.
Oarrvaay.-Not a few of our readers
will be pained to learn of the sudden
death of Mr. Patrick O'Keefe, of Ash -
fields which took place at the residence
of Mr. Michael Cray, of Godertch, on
the 10th of March. About three
months sine, he went on a trip t, the
States, and remained in Indiana for a
time, where he received a seven cold,
which resulted in inflammation of the
lungs. At the first stage of the disease,
he started for his home, and reached
Goderich, where the best medical aid
was procured for him. But the disease
had acquired too great hold of hia con-
stitution to be shaken off, and, gradual-
ly he bsoame weaker and weaker. until
death finally terminated his sufferings.
Before death, he received the last sacra-
ments of the Church from the Rev.
Father Watters, pastor of St. Peter'..
Mr. O'Keefe was a native of the County
Kerry, Inland. He came to this coun-
try about thirty years ago. Consequent-
ly, he had to undergo the hardships and
privations of a pioneer's life in hewing
outs home for himself and family in the
forests of Ashfield. He had just at-
tained theof fifty years. He was a
matt _aorta man, and his influence
was always or good. His excellent abili-
ties, genial and kindly nature, and,above
all, his high sena of honor and good
charaMee, made him respected and es-
teemed by the entire community. His
remains Are brought home to his be-
reaved family at Kingsbridtrs, and from.
thence to the Roman Catholic cemetery,
folloVid by a lage concourse of people,
when Requiem High Maas was sung by
the Rev. Father Beausang, who alio
{ed at the burial. He leaves a
iib apltd tan phildten to mourn his irre-
pare May kis Mal rest in
pease -
Debtor* with metion, bet act with
dss oo' ; alhd yield with gr eiosienees or
oppose wit fireman
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The New Compo!:r.l, is vt'or-
derhll affinity to f..o Li *citivs
Apparatus and the Live ; ,iac:oas-
i Ing the dissolving Juices,
ling almost instantly the aditl
malts ofDpspe ia, Indi oz,
and the TORPID LIVER, es
Zopesa an every day necessity in
every house.
It acts gently and speedily in
Biliousness, Costiveness, Head-
ache, Sick Headache. Dist: css aF
ter Eating,Wind on the St.'_nach.
Heartburn, Pains in the Sicie and
Back, Want olAppetite. Want of
linezgy Low Spirits, Foal Stom-
ach. It invigorates the Liver, car
ries off all surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone to the
whole system.
Cut this out and take it to your
Drugedst and gat a 10 cent Sample
ora bottle for 75 cents, sad
tall Boar neighbor about it.
2-1c)!. FOR o ,
MANITOBA
Arrangements have, been
made by the Great Western
Railway, to run special excur-
sion trains through to Mani-
toba and .Dakota without
change of cars, in charge of a
special agent. The first Ex-
cursion leaves the line of the
London Huron and Bruce
Railway, on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 1st, to be followed by
an Excursion every Wednes-
day during March and April.
Baggage checked through.
For all information as to fares
or freight rates apply person-
ally or by letter to
GEO. B. JOHNSTON
Special Agent Great Western Railway 1
Goderich, Ont.
Godericb. Jan. 12 1852.. .t21 -3m
Mack's Magnetic Medicine 1
Is a Sure. Prompt and Etlbcttal Remedy for
Nervous/yes In all da stapra, Weak Memory,
loss ofBrain Power. Se.waf Prostration.
N(ghl v, its, Sperwtatorrhew, limn toed Weak-
ness wad General Leas of Power. It remits
Nereotes Waste, Rejuvenates the JadedMel-
krt. strengthen the isfeeloied Brain, and Re-
stores Hutpr(,(na nue and Flyer to Ike Re -
hooded Ges.raUee Orpsas. The experience
of thotmands proves it an Ixvimesm5 Ratt-
any. The medicine H pleasant to tea taste.
and each box contains snMelent for two week's
medication. and is the cheapest and test.
OFull particulars In onr pamphlet, which
we dewire to Trail dee to any address.
Rest .11.gwtUe nearest is said by Drug-
gist.' at N rte. per box. or 1e hoses for Pk or
will be mailed tree of postage. on receipt of the
money. byaddreselag
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SPECIAL IICBRSIORS.
THE GRAND TRi'NE RAILWAY
Its. camped for s series of (edea.
I"iakta& wad ami*hart" if iait withseems out rammerroe 1s
7Th tasr (.stns w111 eomnwer M res about=
of Marr► who M
grays ag tw
leo NoWiweet hoar in al ihst the
Arend Tvaek Ia abw setae.
et and Mat ses,
having as Independent lire tw Chkagn, thus
avotates ail.netelaity he uneaten ..1
tedious r and this year e#nties
to the tea rg polite onM.aWll d say
111 i' h
other read. evoll relgwwd w ', have awash
passion le fsrntehing every Inter.atka ss
1sr.a t Wive* bsgg.g t w ' sad Mve Mese
to all parts d Malaria and al animist. so du-
tiable s e ed tbenegb to 1dasttarsles.
F leu ,saps !a. hes raw a1Mll
J.11'rn
Agri( O. et
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£382 -SPRING -1882
0111! Spriii Importations aro ow i Stock,
ern-
Eveiy DepaiLiment is Now Complete.
COLBORNE BROS.
It .fords us pleasure, through this Oircular, to thank our numerous Customers
for the very liberal patronage extended to us during the two and a half years which
we have been in business.
Our sales are -increasing daily, a sufficient proof that we do our business right,
and give our customers good value for their money.
Our Spring Goods aro now all in stock, and present a oompletenees far in advance
of anything we have shown before.
To meet the growing requirements of our business, our purchases have been
larger than heretofore in every department.'
We Show an Immense Stock of Prints in all the Kew Designs,
Our 10 Ct. Linc is Great Value.
DRESS GOODS
Lt Cre:.t Variety, in plain all wools, watered, brocaded and checked, from 12:tc.
In Black and Colored Cashmeres we Defy Competition
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SPRING OPENING
Miss WILKINSON
Respectfully annoinoes to the ladies of Goderieh and vi Nnity, that bee spring opening
wLl take place on
Saturday, April 8th.
She. will be happy to see as many of the Ladles as can make It convenient to visit the
establishment on that day, and hopes to be able to show the
TIIE LATEST STYLES IN MILLINEIIY.
N. B.- -Just received, the newest things In Fri nch and American goods.
Miss Wiikirisori.
CHICAGO l OEVSE, GO!-)I:RICI1.
Ari flesigns ifl Wall Papers.
We are showing a Large range of Cotton., Linens, Shirting,, Ducks, Denims, Union 'Now is the time. if you wish one or two nice romps at home. to see Butler'+ room papers.
Tweeds, All -Wool Tweeds and Coatings. He has over
Silks and Satins, Plain and Watered, 20,000 Rolls of the Latest .Designs,
LN BLACK AND COLORS. Beautiful colors, and at prices leas than very much Inferior goods. ('a;1 emi :, a them, they
are the Bost value in town, and must be Bold.
IN SELL Wino on STOCK IS VIRT COMPLETE ' hC Lit S PAI P11.1011S
<1)d Fashialls,
*PARASOLS., HOSIERY & GLOVES At TI 'S_
SPLENDIL VALUE.
CLOTHING MADE .TO ORDER.
Highest Price Paid for Butter & Eggs
001013:30RN= MRCS-,
1832 GODERICH.
should hare a copy of the
LIFE AND LECTURES
OF
HON. GEO. BROWN,
edited by
HON_ A_ MACKENZIE-
Ready for delivery is a few days. Orders takes by
HURON SCILOOL BOOK DEPOT, GODERICH.
SEEDS FOR 1882.
Thanking the public for;oast favors 1 take
pleasure instating that 1 hove on hand a
BETTER STOCK THAN E R
of choice Wheat, Barley. Peas. Oats,
Clover and Timothy, Pea Vine Clover. Milks
Lucerne and Lawn Gnaw.
IMPORTED BLACK OATS
A 4r,t class assortment of
FIELD, GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS
selected with great care from the beet seed
honer. in the country.
COMPTON'S SURPRISE CORN.
The beat field corn yet Introduced.
NEW POT.A TOMB
WHITE ROSE, ST. PATRICK. and WHiTE
ELEPHANT. Also a varieties. .election of .11
other
CARTER'S MAMMOTH MANGOLDS
The beet and heaviest cropper grown.
N. B. -Thorough cultivation and good seed
taseres success in tanning. 1t you want way
of the above, i have them all genuine.
JAMES McNAIR.
1W, Hamilton 41.
The Great Cleansing Fluid.
MRS. WARNOCK
Hae great pleasure In announcing te ber
easy Mende sed pattoes to (Iad.r1.► and
v t that she has second the stole right
ssi
privilege to staantacture and ssU
DR. LUCYAN'S
CLEAItSII1G
& RENOVATING
j thiggFLU.dI D, r ytht tg
sed evsrythl.ggrease , hum the Ems* fiabrtc is oke
e..rs.Rt nor*.
Ne ar If tM goods have been s.IwatM
with .11. gor dirt of aay kind. It can.
Ger a trimsgrewng rest, be trade to book as es
new. it ele..e all &mills wttbovt e
tot eater. that would be drtlnofed try the tree
et water. No .std to wand to Toronto or eat
whore ales to havee.r feathers elea ed and
,a peek
earliest when It ear. he done for ,leas than kalif
at ita
WA44OCX4 Millinery rs Mabiletbmeat on
Hs.11tos *1...d a.a for yourself. IRI-ef.
$72;a .`EL(. i11 'i
nest a Aeggusstftab Isis
TEAS_
r,
BLACK TEA,
GREEN TEA,
JAPAN TEA.
TEA FOR THE RICH,
TEA FON THE POOR,
TEA FOR EVERT1O01.
i softelt a trial et ay TDAII, flat 1 kaew 1 ewe
give satisfaction.
My sleek et mama greewtas le also eel
assort! .
GERGE OLDS.
IAMBS 8KAILL, ARCHITECT,, &C.SY Ogee. .
Elopetou el., Mode.
hetes*" w1 "iF Mmi .'s ws!
011tario Steel Barb Follco Co. Lhnitsd.
1Licensed ander the Glidden Patent.)
MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED LOCK BARB
Four -Pointed Steel Fencing Wire,
55 & 57 RICHMOND ST. EAST, TORONTO.
A. J. SOMERVILLE, Vice -Pres. and Man: Di r.
1827.
R. W. MoKENZIE,
Sole Agent for Goderich,
NES GOODS I
ARRIVING AT
TORN ACI= EON'S_
A LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF PRINTS
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN.
FULL LINER OF DRESS GOODS -
We would can special attention to our Black Cashmeres, which, for value. cannot be excelled
TIAIII OIRIIINIa-
A tall assortment of Scotch, Irish and Canadian Tweeds in the latest styles.
/1t .ad Workmanship Guaranteed. R. GIMLET, tester. (Irate N Let dMI
DOMINION CARRIAGE WORKS.
QODER ICH,
Morton & Cressman.
TQ FARM MRS -
We want every farmer Leasing a carriage to ea11 and se. onr
NEW PLATFORM CARRIAGES,
The bast
mode
fh We veomit I the an.
Ogee and tem buggies ways is sock. Repair promptly attended
MORTON as ORESSMAN.
1191 -ba Shop apposite Colborn, Hotel, Goderielt.
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