The Huron Signal, 1882-04-28, Page 51
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with typ'wid fryer, is new able to be
about.
We have uow gut a town bell. The
vitiators subscribed end bough; tl . It
weighs about one hundred ifs.
The new teen in front of the I'reshy-
teriaa church 'a almost onmpletal. It
improves the appearance of the Alae
Tory mech.
Leo O w&
There have been several oases of in-
fh►mnutiun and bad colds about here of
lata.
PI$$OAALJG. - - Mr. Win. Melllaunw
has returned home frau, visiting friends
in the state of New York. ---Miss Currie,
of Goderich, has been the guest of Mrs.
J. J. Wright, of the Point Farm.
HAia AT IT. —sprung work has beau
begun in real earnest—Mr. Harry Hor-
ton got in the first peas on the 17th at
6 a. in., and a few days before Mr.
Hugh Chisholtn sowed the first oats on
his farm on Butternut Row. In twelve
months Mr. Chisholm has got about 60
sons of his now farm under cultis-
t ion.
OSITUaav ---On Sunday evening last,
at the Bible Christian Church, Rev. Mr.
Broad, in a few remarks, announced the
death of Mary, unly child of the former
pastor, Rev, lir. )(Jason. Many of her
young friends who knew her when she
resided here would be happy to know
that she died happy trusting in the
Lord Jesus. In the lou of hu dough -
tor, Rev. Mr. Matson has the sytupathy
of a large circle of friends in this Iecali-
ty.
Dtullop.
Farms for sale advertised cheaply in i
Tan SinitAi. Advertisements of lost, I
found, or wanted, only 26 Dents for one
insertion.
Mn. O'Brien, of Ruscommtm, Mich.,
rOe Miss McFarlane, at • ne time a re-
sident of this section, is the guest of Mr
A. C. McDonald.
Hors AGAiri. -- After a sojourn of
seven week* is Toronto, Mr. Lrohibald
H. ion• of the lino of Hodge a Haynes,
I..r rrterned, and ,tettletl dug,: ;•, Lusi-
r,t.. a r • mill. He is couch improved
u, t:••,.•... Atoll spirita.
11.. •.vtionts down with the measles
keep our "sick committee" on the hop
Chose(Chose(g to ever ears ass d oar *Meet
nurses sueesabed to Mama, from sheer
anxiety. The other nurses miss her
advice, but are booking after her, and
are we aglad to hear that she is getting
better. 11 cases of measles have been
dieeherred M eared, 10 ars laid op, and
8 saese ars convalescing.'The "tonic"
as a remedy hos been largely used, and
Sir Astley Cooper and Holloiray are in
oho shade.
AassasI.cer Ci llet.eT[D. ---After etight-
een day: work, Mr. George McKee,
township assessor, has finished his work.
His duties were heavier than usual, this
year having had to ask 36 questions at
each house. The number of births dur-
ing the year was 44: deaths 23. Fall
plowing for spring work, 4,t$Ot; acres.
There are 4,438 scree in fall wheat. He
is pleased to see great improvements in
buildings and feucer, during the past
year, and observe careful and scientific !
, farming among many of our intelligent
yeoman. The population has increased
142. He holds great hope out to our
young men, in saying that there are rot
*goodly cumber of handsome, active
girls in the township who do not care
about Msnitebh weather, and are willing
to make sur own Colborne lads happy
and helpful partners in lite.
♦ Valuable &script.
It is related of Franklin that from the
window of his office in Philadelphia he
noticed a mechanic, among a number of
others, at work. on a house which was
being erected close by, who appeared to
be in a merry humor, and who had a
kind and cheerful smile fur every one
he met. Let the day be ever so cold,
gloomy, or sunless, the ,happy smile
danced like a sunbeam on his cheerful
countenance. Meeting him one day,
Franklin in requested to know the sec-
ret of his happy flow of spirits. "It's
no secret, doctor," the man replied.
I've got one of the beat wives, and when
I go to work she always gives rue a kind
word of encouragement and s blessing,
with a parting kiss; and when I go home
she is sure to meet me with a smile and
a kiss of welcome; and then tea is sure
to be ready; sad as we chat in the even-
ingt I find she has been doing so many
little things during the day to please me
that I cannot find it in my heart to
speak an unkind word or going an un-
kind look to anybody.
And Franklin adds:
"What an influence, then, bath wo-
man over the heart of man, to soften it,
and make it the fountain of cheerful
emotions. Speak gently, then; a happy
smile and a kind word of greeting after
the toils of the day are over cost noth-
ing, and far towards making home
happy "
seeseowlodW tivoort.
State of the weather for the week
ending April 96th, 1882.
April 19th --Wind at 10 p. m. S. W.,
fresh, foggy. No. of miles wind trav-
elled is td hours 987. Began to rain at
4s m., need at 4.90 p. m., amount of
rtinfall 9.5 cubic inches. Thunder and
lightning during the afternoon.
100, --Wind at 10 p. a N.W.moder-
ate . cloudy. leo. of miles wind
travelledin 9‘ bars 80R Meowing
meetly all day, snow molted es it tell.
21st.—Wind at 10 p. m. N., light,
elear. White frost Agnes borealis.
No of mils wind travellsi in 94 boors
643.
99.d— Wind at 10 p. m N t . fresh,
elioad fro o of silos woad Ntra•-
ellsd la. I4 heave0L
9
'Dred— Wksd et IO p. m. N., frisk
=doer, asst. 11.. of miles wind
is 1M loess OK
1ti --Wind et 10 p• es 1. L , it ffbt,
also, frost. Ns d miles weed toss ed
is ft bow dig,
eta -sow at to p. en. S.
clear, frost. $u of miLs wind tesvelleil
e 14 hoots MIL
0. H. llM.o.o.,u.. Observe.
('n1erieh, April I01b, i001
THE /HURON SIGNAL, FRIIIAY, APRIL 28, 1842.
CRM IRA1 tL. )
T• Now Compoei d. Its woJ-
/seal affinity to thy Digestive
Apparatus and the Live:, increas-
ing the dissolving awes, reliev-
ing almost instantly the dreadful
result. ofD,vs Indigestion,
and the 7ORPID JI.I'l1AR. makes
gapers as ovary day necessity in
7 louse.
It
gently and psedUly
Biliousness, CCoa tl yen a, Head-
ache, Sick Headache, D. 'ross air
ter lilating;Wtnd on the :itch.
$.artbara. Paths la the 134...o and
Back. Want o! App.elte, Want Ori
Darier; Low 8ylrltg Foul Stom-
ach. It invigorates the Liver, car
rtes off all surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone to the
whole system.
Czzt this out and take it to your
a r• 1&x j bo stet a 10 cont as ileal.,
es l ]aa r • ti*»ttle rfor& 75 trials, a> ad
fllJs'Darn. rahouiit.
tmgmglarltV a peweema Moose ot.
Ytls.E•T sad OHEAP&$TI.bitca.
or, to the world -the BERT bes.,ttse hones
gain, but f: nus a Miley potelled our -
over ti,. note, rsduWwg *inti,. and
toning too ore** the CHEAPEST te-
tt soots 110 WORE than teietor
sad ams nes w11 N Nu WOO of
two of any of raw foo o. Mowers as well
for Harmer o yes Gaoling. 'I hresLingYs.
chorea Corn -pt :ter; G anise. a Euggits
etc. u for Wagons. GUARANTEED to
oowtatw NO Pertroloorn. Sold by a ll dea>ers.
Our Art f (yip&. W flops netts
L..e.iop mailed Moe.
MICA MANOFACTURINO CO.
SIM Hudson Alto Now Tort..
Cleveland. O. awe Ctttoago. It.
$AWUELR'l"ER1 a CO. Ttronto,Ont.
••.,•. . -. n,,, ow ,fin rn..•,-1,,.
Tis RIOG>id>tT BALE Or THI 8EA8ON.
J. C. DETLOR&CO
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Have doMod to oilier their satire stock of elsartag Wore. foe web. Mur the ne=t Illi days
they will sell at prima that will astonish all.
COM AND BEE THE BARGFAINB-
And you will be sore les bay. Their Mock la now oomplete, obeli- Mr. J. C. Dotter hevlug; m-
outh purohesed la Montreal ea lu.taewr eruct of
Stale and Fancy DGoods at lowest Cask Prices,
dple value is Velveteen. Pete by the woo at than regular wholesale prlum.
(wale end see those cheap prints. Bargains ,u cheek and Lanny sttlrtlags„ and
browu ducks. Bigger bargains In brown Holland. The biggest
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
Mull Lines in the latest styles 1a Parasols, lanes, Ydgiagr and Ymbruideries at motels halt
price. (aeadtau and &etch Twesda heath Wonted Coat loos. Ladles Clothe and (Tbterim s
at unheard of Prima These meet be add. sad the p: -ices at which they are placed
must clear them out L a time. Hosiery at prices to clear. Ha* at paalc prlcee. A
special line. of Tbwols Masa) et nearly bolt prior. s0 dozen 1- Button pl(r1ed�Oluvas import-
ed direct. at _pork I. than rotator pines et TweedJ. 0_ Vesta
& price
Ouderleh, ♦pro
ZTse Rom ori
HAIR RESTORER
'The Gem of Hair Preparations.
It removes Dandruff, hoops the scalp cess, and renders the hair soft, silky and
glossy ; promoting tie growth and cawing it to seems a beautiful, health and
natural appearsaoo It Restores Grey Roar, is s Splendid Dressing and an Excel-
lent remyud fur Headache.
E lice 50 Cents PEr Bottle
For Sae by
GEORGE MMUS,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, Market Square, Goierich.
TRRY 172.'==R
should have a oop of the
LIFE 8NL LECTIIRES
HON. GEO. BROWN,
edited by
HON. A. MACKEINT ZIE-
!Ready for delivery to a new days. Orders Oaken by
frena S'in.eppexd
HURON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT, GODERICH.
SPRING and SUMMERSUITS
IN ALL THE
LATEST STYLES
Trade Mark Registered.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
By casual observation, wr And all land
speculators have a clear head and watch the
ups and downs of property. ,bus making
large fortunes. But the whole ar•ret ia, they
keep the system in a healthy condition by the
nae of
TUE 111111111 OF TMC VALISE MOa47TG
We can safely asy that hundreds come to tis
for the great lung and blood portlier before
going west. Regi the folowing statement.
We could give tbomasnds of the tame kind If
it were necessary.
I oertl that i was troubled with Catarrh
in the 1 gathering of phlegm Iu the throat
choking and coughing at night for years, so f
could not sleep. often troubled with dull, Me-
lee'
lialee' feelings. pains in the cheat and back.
After giving hundreds of dollars to doctors.
end alvtng up all hope* I tried the Ptut s or
Tog VVAU.ZT. and am saw able to do my work
alter seven vear's Meknes."
MDR. JAM='S McNICIL.
902 Sisson. Street. London, Ost.
-The above atatemeayof my wife's is cor-
rect.
Jams McNeil..
For sale by all drnggtats, manufactured by
Prof. A. M Sit Teves. Loddon, Oat. 8empte
■eekagehII ors Ivo for In sed be bad la
tie.erte of tie drowns: Join
21..d, Joe. Whom. I. .e.. Nag.
ems. midi. A. IdfSL 11114
$66. week is year Own tows. Term. and
*outfit free. Address H. IIsurto t
oo. Porthiod liaise
SEEDS FOR 1882.
Thanking the put vers I
pieseare in stain, that i havos basdYke
BETTER STOCK THAN EVER
of abed* Wiest. Bes1s7, Peas, Oats. Tars.
Clever and Timothy, Pea Vias Clover. A toile
Loewe. and Lows gran.
IUPORTEO RACK OATS
A int slam essetment of
FiELD, GARDEN ! TLOWRR RINDS
mew with Brest ecr. ,rem ties best seed
bases r
CNPTN'S Sr POISE CMN.
NEW TOE
POTnams-H..►
cams 1111111111711 UMW
eg.�"w=i�` • �. ape .. Wil.
.�sr' 1'has. al.rilr. Wr
NT -
==.11.... JAMES McNAIR.
IEE TTG -H D U NZO p
let [!.elks. Et
Fashionable Tailor, West Street, Godericb.
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM.
SEEDS SEEDS '
JU&lT BUCLITED AT THE
Medical Ball, Godericrr.,
large and well amsrtd Meek of fresh
Ga den, Field and Flower Seeds,
Both in bulk and io packets_ Purchased from one of theamid ost reliable seed loom,
o
in the Dominion. and will be sold at Cul be
Primme.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs Chemicals, Dye Blue* Mom and Cattle Medicine*
Toilet Artiolea, k.c.
sr Physicians' Preecriptlons carefully dispensed• WI
MILLINERY.
Miss Jessie Wilson
Takes pleasure is Worming the lslthe w Oederlob owl vigil*, that re opened out on
Saturday, April the 8th
A LAROi S"NOCKe3
r.•
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED_GOODS.
A fall sad Sae amwta•eat of
PLOITER,S LAND FEAMERS.
Aad everytbittgio tail amps el
=.1.66./r.L'w ' z c t
1882 -SPRING -1828
Our Sprig LnipollaUolls_are Now in Snick
Every Department is Now Complete.
COLBORNE BROS.
It affords as pleasure, through this Circular, to thank our numerous Customers
for the very liberal patronage .xtended to us during the two and a half years whidt
we have been in business.
Our sales are increasing daily, a sufficient proof that we do our I,usinesa right',
and give our customers good value for their money.
Our Spring Goods aro now all in stock, and present a completeue.'iti far in advance
of anything we have shown before.
To meat the growing requirements of our business, our purchases have beau
larger than heretofore in every department.
We Show an Immense Stock of Prints in all the New Designs,
OfflOCc111 Linc is Gag
DRESS GOODS
n Great Variety, in plain all wools, watered, brocaded and checked, from 1 24
In Black and Colored Cashmeres we Defy Competition
We are showing a large range of Cettons, Linens, Shirting', Ducks, Denims, Ultima
Tweeds, All -Wool Tweeds and Coatings.
Bilks • and Satins, Plain and Watered,
IN BLACK AND COLORS.
IN SKILL WIRE OUR STOCK IS VERY COYPLB?B
PARASOLS, HOSIERY & GLOVES
SPLENDID VALUK.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
The wt s sse stwlidr luvdw Is ningoW oesise. esti 1 MO ism r a etemase r raw Oke
Highest price Paid for Butter & Eggs
C ZROR INT= =ROS_,
CODFRICB.
Ari Desins iu Wall PaperL
Now is the time. if you wish one or two nice rooms at home, to see Butler's room papers.
He bas over
20,000 Rolls ofthe Latest Designs
Beautiful colors, and at price, lees than very much inferior goods. Call and sec them, they
are tae boot value in town. and must be sold.
The Pallems and fashis,
14.t �T.T'TZdER'
JAZ 'SAUNERS. & SON.
VARIETY STORE.
NES GOODS_
WALL I APERB
WIN W BLIND
ooptimamt,s B&d_ 8tc
NEW DE8IG T8
LOW PRIC 7fi_
TQYS AND FANCY GOODS.
'BrhbVFS AAP' rIstock 21IITWARE.
TiNWORK ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
f-11:43 Oheapeat House Under The Bun
STEW GOODS I
--ARRIVING A'1 --
V O irrwwrl�a.ed��OaMa V 'I�m/r
A LARUL PTOCK Iso SELECT FROM.
THE LARGEST OCK OF PRINTS.
WL HAV' VER SHOWN.
FULL LINES mV' DREB CFOODB_
We would cell _peetal att.ntien te eartllittok ('ashes,.. IN hie*. for vales, eaanot be e=osllod
T1 -A. =f11340(I.RliIwee*IaWtaresIG1_
Ori and Workmanship m.ssiw peel- : it. e:a1i,5T. Goer. Sao. of Loads.
:or_�
BOOTS &SH OES
LATEBT AND BRBT STYLES. MOr' dT wOadup
Owe =.._s.m Mobfn tae 'Nobler test ,l oseey Aare • primed WOW. in the rho,. &res
ORDERED WOZtZ ♦ �'aOI A..TT. .g Woo w si is 0 iigy Netamer�t, iitmod. Hawke(
ares meelarge det determined
4. 'w ib Pt.btt. ,bar be.sk
tLL� LL PBROFI�is nWILL BE on ITTO0,
PLAIN AND FANCY PR/NT ltd EXECUTED WITH .�••m—� r. ••. •.=t d.'sr 10 J N tw�, s f)r.g tee" '"
/IrOwtlsm .sob rerssiv. owe gset.l atbittes
NEATNE88 AND DESPATCH, AND AT LOW ZI.s* bot the hod of aW.ii&I ...d and first clams workmen estplwyd
RATES AT "THE SIGNAL Off/CE " ! "' eh>...i � �` .�.
,«� DOWNING & WEDDUP.
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