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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1882.
J
MR. BLAKE'S ADDRESS.
• 11111101•••• .1 taxa Able Appe 4
Merton.
Elwood In Uuderieh, nn the ljaL IR tla n
RCM
M IM Butler, hoirtb sea of Vett. Aeseas r.1
wood. aged la years.
Tuauxro, May 22.—Mr. Brake's ad-
dress to the electurs of West Durham is
an appeal to the whole country, and is s
masterful document. "It begins.
"Oentleis.0' The Government, shied
but a brief space elute was craving a
!oxer trial bd,ars jud;recut has pre-
maturely diesulv.d Parliament and pre-
cipitate) a geueral election. For what
reason f Became it felt that it would be
weaker nest year than it is u. -day, and
its only ohmic. of victory la, of a sur-
prise; but it hos out veuture.l t appal
to the constituency of 1878. It hes
packed the JuryHe theaoes un to
show how the Redistributiuu Bill is sub-
versiveof thugs prtnciples of justice,
"duality and fair play on which our con-
stitution rests. The Pacific Railway
policy scathingly deno'_ncad, as is oleo
the Government's attitude on the Bound-
ary Award and the Streams Bill. Re-
gaduig the tariff be says, "You know
well that I do nut approve of needless
restrictions un our liberty of exchanging
what we have for what we want, and du
not see that any substantial application
of the restrictive principle has beau ur
can be trade in favor of the great inter-
ests of the mechanic, the laborer, the
farmer, the lumberiwan, the shipbuilder
or the fisherman. But you know also
that I have fully recoguired the fact that
we are obliged to nue yearly s great
sum, made greater by the obligation im-
posed un us by this Government, and
that we must continue to provide this
yearly sum mainly by import ditties laid
to a large extent "n goods similar to
those which can be manufactured hero,
and that it result" as a necessary inci-
dent of our settled fiscal system that
there must be a large, and, ss I believe,
in the view of the moderate protection-
ista, an ample advantage to the home
manufacturers. Our adversaries wish to
present to feu an issue as between the
present tariff and absolute free trade.
That is not the true issue. Free trade
is, as I have repeatedly explaiued, for us
impossible, and the issue is whether the
yre.e . tariff is perfect, ur defective and
nnj tits. I believe it to be iu a me im-
W. title, respects defective and unjust.
e ex •r ,.al our views last twwiou in
fico -r • ..thaw, which declare that articles
of it .-it !.rime neces ity et fuel and
ireedstufs should be free; that the
sugar i'uties should be so adjusted as to
relieve the consumer from some part of
the enormous extra price he is pew
w
liable to pay to a few Mims; that the
exorbitant and unequal duties on the
lower grades of cottons and woollens
should be se changed as to [take them
fairer to the masses who now pay on the
ehapeet goods taxes about twice as
great in proportion se thole which the
rich pay on the finest goods, and that
the duties en such an article as iron.
which is in universal use, should be re-
duced so as to enable the home manu-
facturer, to whom it is a raw material,
to produce cheaper goods for the benefit
of Yis home customer, and the encour-
agement of his foreign trade. He then
goes on to challenge the North-west land
policy, and says: "Our motto is the land
for the settler, the price for the people.
He advocates reduction of members of
the Senate, and their election by the
people, and claims the richt to make our
own treaties. The srt•aingment of the
Government on the Boundarl Award is
the mem' vigorous and powerful part of
the address.
THE WORLD OVER.
Gen. Rosser has been charged by the
I'acific Syndicate with obtaining import-
ant papers on false pretences. The trial
is expected to be an interesting one.
The General expresses his intention of
cueing for damages.
A general storm of indignation has
been raised by the proposed tax on corn -
menial, railway and financial enterprise
in Quebec. Representatives of the in-
surance companies in the Prey [Hee have
held a meeting, and obtained legal adrice
as to their liability. The banks are also
moving in the matter.
The progress of "Great Paul.' the
great bell for St. Paul's cathedral and
the largest in England—from Loughbor-
ough to London was followed with an in-
herent somewhat abort of that following
enmovement! of Jumbo, but still with
inherent. The bell, which weighs nearly
ansnI.sn tons, has been transported
100 miles on a car with a traction en-
gine.
A letter has been found in the sleep-
ing -room of the Sultan, threatening his
life unless his present arbitrary plans are
changed for liberal ones and his present
personal confidants are dismissed. The
Salta., is in utter consternation and
keeps himself in total seclusion. His
[neral ooursge is undoubted.
The Coalition Government of New
Brunswick has been remodelled, the
Conservative Premier having left it to
to to Sir Leonard Tilley's assistance in
'the Dominion elections. Mr. Fraser
will oppose Mr. Pickard. the Reform
ndidate i
can York County, who at the
last election was returned by the small
majority of 60. The Local elections
have been fired for June 22.
There is a cue oT small -pox at London
that wee contracted in a peculiar man-
ner. A man from Chicago, who had the
disease in his house, removed to Landon
and brought his bedding with him. He
stored it in a house on Palace -street,
and from this the woman of the house
took the diseases
A tss.M ll ibileel Reward.
The publishen of Refleelees Motttlnlg
offer ten valuable rewards is their
Monthly for Jttne. among which is the
folksier
We will pre 820.00 m gold to the per-
son telling es which is the middle verse
in the Bible by June 10th, 1802. Should
two or more cornet sorters be received
the reward will fns div' The moony
will be forwarded to Ihi winner June
16thI 1882. Persons tepee for the re-
ward MUM send 20 emits in raver (no
stamps taken) with Omit ane-
wR, fast winch they will metro the
July MowAly, in wkioh the hone diad
address of the winner of the reward and
the correct answer will he published.
This may b. worth 4190.00 to you; eat it
nut. Address, Em.inete Prim:sumo
(lotnrrawt. Easton, Peen
Lur,. In never t'nek, May 1f IOIU, Mrs.
Wm. Later), aged M.
Mrs. Lary we. the nether et Chauncey
Lamphere,sad Mrs. Jess Ite('ale. sad was
otos of, If ot the oldest oswttased resident of
the 'Wage eerie of Mew (leek. The funer-
al wee held Thursday at the Presbyteries
Church.
Ilenly In Geeing*1111,
May 1St,
Mrs. Mary Healy, b p years.
t(et yI1=411. 7.4rgey, May 11. 1111.
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISII ASA. CO'Y, TORONTO- Estabil.h.
lest
PHOENIX INS. COY, of l.nxpox Magian!)..
ZNablisbed 17 t.
HARTFORD INS. CO'Y, of ;:eNTroan, Cosa
—Eatebilehed !tile,
Risks taken in the Maui first-elmsOaces, at
the lowtwt taus by HOR CE HORTON.
The asderelesed Is else£smai.sr for the,
CANADA PER. LOAN Aso SAVINGS CO'Y
Tota. o N Tu.
Money 10 Lusa on Mtclass security, rots
7 les per Coat. —Charges moderate.
HOI(ACE HORTON.
(iodttiib Sept. 1110.
TO THII LADIHB.
Although toe busy to write a long ad-
vertisement, I ata at the service of
the ladies of Goderich and vicinity for
making up fashionable millinery, etc.,
os short notice.
MI88 STEWART,
The Square.
THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE SEASON.
--
CLEARING SALE OF
BOOTS and SHOES
.tT
JOHN ACHESON'S !I
As 1 gas determined to N out of Gal
BRANCH OF MY BUSINESS.
1 will sell the balance of my stock ('HKAP.
ci , - . -c==
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
JAS SAUNDERS & SON.
DN 1LF:It+ IN-- I1
STOVES & TINWARE
FACT GOODS and WALL PAPER
ving engaged the services of Mit. THOS. 11. JOHNSON who had twelve yeaar. exper
L Lrfn some KIhNDSin Canada. are n,1 ie�•�ed� • 01V�.
On shortest Notice Satisfaction gauranteed. In Fancy Goode we have new arrivals
WALLevery 11 the latest Novelties.
PAPPRS
WINDOW BLIND
FANCY 33Ad$ETS_
And a choice lot of
BABY CARRIACA-=S-
VERY CHEAT'. NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE.
1882 -SPRING -1828
J.C. DETI�OR&CO.�
stave decided 2 erect their es re stook of clear(•` price., for cash. For the next QO days our Soul Novato; are sow in Stock
they will sella prices that wUl astotLh all.
imcwipmsus.
COME AND SEE THE BARC+AINS_ Every Department is Now- Complete.
SRA"L ► And you will be sun le bay. Their stock is sow complete. their Mr. J. C. Detlor haring re-
cently purchased in Montreal an immense stock of
1 • Now Compound. Its won
Apparatus
amity t° t>ie DIncre ve 3 upend Fancy Dry Goods at Lowest Cash Prices.
Apparatus Lad the Live. increas-
tag the t:':ssoly ng Juices. reliov-
int alma • fnstant.iry the dreadful Splendid value In Velveteen. Prints by Wie piece at less than regular wholesale prices.
Cove sad ase those ehprtate. Bargaias in check and Laney sbirtinas, and
brown ducks. Heger bargaies in brown Holland. The biggest
results of, spepsia, Indigestion,
and the '1.DPID LIVER, makes
Zopada as every day necessity in
'MT hoose.
It acts gently and speedily is
Biliousness, Costiveness, Head-
ache, Sick Headache, Di:: tress of
ter 111atin4Wind on the Stntnach.
Heartburn, Pains in the Side and
Back, Want o�fdyp•tite. Want o1
erSY, Low
sifts, Foul Stom-
ach. 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
aa(l .wt a 10 cent
ora bo for 76 cents, and
• or
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
run Lines is desisted styles in Parasols, Lanes. Edgings tied Kmbrnleer tes at nearly half
price. Caaadlan and Scotch Tweeds. French Worsted Coatings, LadiesCloithsand UIst eringe
at Unheard of Prion. These goods vast be .old, and the prices at which they are placed
must clear them out in a short time. Hoqli at prices to clear. Hata at panic prime. A
special line of Towels (pore Ue.nt at sear half price. Se down 5 -Button Kid Gloves, import -
),ed dire_at >6 per cent, lees than regular prices. SO Tweed Vests at 11.50. regular price 100.
Ooderie April 13thlrlel. J_ 0_ DETLO & CO_
Steefiliell
TTse Ror_i�r _ozz
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Sample,
titll�lDara 1`� acs � RESTO
RER
It altbrds us pleasure, through this Circular, to thank our numerous Customers
for the very liberal patronage extended to u8 during the two and a half years which
we have been in business.
Our sales are incresaing daily, a sufficient proof that we do our famines. right,
and give our customers gold value for their money.
Our Spring Goods are now all in stock, and present a completeness 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 New Designs.
The Orem ofHair Preparations.0 -- -
oces Dandruff, keeps thr scalp clean, anti renders the hair soft, silky and
promoting the gre,wth and a-tusing it b, ns�ume lithe
beautiful, healthy and
ap�r�roe. It Restore'
Grey Hair, is a Splendid Dressing and ail Eitel-
remedy for Headache.
Itrew
y
lir cil mc is fell
natural
lent
Price =O =Er MctC1e ,
Fora le by
Trade Mark Reg.aterrd.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
By casual observation, we flnd oil laud
speculators have • clear head and watch the
npe and downs of property. thus making
large fortunes. But the whole secret IR. they
keep the system in a healthy cond:t.on by the
ue of
TelE FRISS OF TMsta ALLOT ■OlCINl}.
We ran safely say that hundreds come to us
for the great itsgg and birxrcl purttter before
ggoing west. Rv'ad the foilow•3ng statement,
We could Rive thousands of the same kind if
It were necessary.
I certify that 1 sax, troubled with Catarrh
in the bead gathering of phloem in thethruat,
choking and coughing at night for years, so I
could not nag] 7p). ufteo troubled with dull. Ilte-
leee feeling,, lain, in the chest and back.
After .riving hundreds of dollars to doctors, A
and giving up all hopes. I tried the Paton or
THU VAt . and am new able to do my work
after Peven wear's sickness."
..RA. JAMES McNEIL.
!D2 Slmooe Street. London. Ont.
"The above statemer.taof my wife's it. cor-
rect.
.Jars• McNutt..
For iaie by ail drngsistti manufactured ]M
Prof. A. M Bhrieves. Londe. Out. OlssMsaifes
pack LS eta: five for 1.04 11ss be
(toderich of the fallowing Jls1a
plead. Jas. wires. I.
ass. sad J. A. Mafia. I�
GEORGE RIITITAS
Pharmaceutical Chemist, Market Square, Go ierich.
SPRINGmg viiuurin viivryl Uauks and Satins, Plain and Watered,
LATEST STYLES ax SMALL WIRE OH TOCK IS EERY COMPLETE
1;'R SH [GOOD. ,
in (creat Variety, in plain all uouis. watered, brocaded and ehecke'l, from 124c
In Black and Colored Cashmeres we Defy Competition
We are showing a large range .'f C..ttons, Linens, Shit i tugs, Ducks,, Denims, Union
Tweeds. All -Wool Tweeds ant: Coatings.
IN ALL THE
IN BLACK AND .-�,�:
AND i roi,.I;.�.
H U GH D u 1\T I O p PAEASOLS, 1105IERY & GLOVES
PPM WIRM;
LOOK IN AT
Shepparil'a Boo Siore
FOR CHEAP
Kro K
LAWN TENNIS.
Faaiiionable Tailor, Rest Street, Guderich. CLOTHING-
VALUE
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM. MADE TO ORDER.
Highest price Paid for Butter & Eggs
1 L 1NERY
Ztt1 =30 RNE R RO S_,
■ IC O .tii)i.R1Cii.
Miss Jessie Wilson
.Ari Ill Wall
Takes pleasure in informing the ladies of (lodcrich and vicinity. that she opened out on P3IllerS.
Saturday, April the 8th
A LARGE STOCK OF
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED GOODS.
.t fell and fine asaortroest rot
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS_
Aad ersrythirte is the shape of
I.IIS TEST NOVEL TIES.
T be iad,es aro cordially invited t. Impost wets. sod 1 salt ham It a pleasure to show the
T I A,TEST AND BEST STYLES.
Ric ciiEs.rte
I ORDERED WORM A Pi30 T T 1"ST-
4 PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
JA `EA SEAM. 4 NEATNESS AND DESPATCH, AND AT LOW
l�1su� aM.� , "'• •"aa• RATES AT THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
1 Now is the time, if you wish one or two nice rooms at home• to see Butler's room papers.
Ile has over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs,
Beautiful colors. an.. at pr;ces lees than c.•rmuch inferior goods. Call and .rr them, they
are the boat value in town. and must Deltoid.
The I1si Spriog Bear PiI aid Fashioos,
�tTTI 'S_
SEEDS! SEEDS!
JUST WICK' V ED AT THE
Meca.i 1 IIaa11, Goc!Lerich,
A large and wen ass er.1 stock of fresh
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds,
Both is buck sod to p•. ken 1 nor te. �1 from our of the otdeist er,.l m•�., re:uMr •
is the Itevnln'ern, s,.i w li M e.54 MOsWnaue Prices
JORD , _ chemist and
whei.saM aid itetell Dealer .e Drop, CJlartnlelvb., Dye Putt~ Hors sad Cattle bledietaa
'P ,stsur rsas..1piI r "snit b dj s-.otilli Dig
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