HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-06-30, Page 5THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JUNE 30,1882.
Monis.
PaagapTATIOL.-Os Thenday •eves-
iMR, of last week, a number of the kends
in Coaeeetioo with the Primitive Meth-
odist Oberok, drove to Wingbass sad
called M the residue, el Mr. Festwell,
Rev. R. Weatherill sad wife's present
house, sad made the v. peotlemaa the
recipient ofa puna conabout
address was
pa-
pered sad ly Rev. J. Markham,
sed the preasatatioa was made by Wise
(Myer, alter whisk Mr. Weathseill made
an , thanking the domes
for their kasdsome preast, ask the
kind wishes with w tt was aeooa-
ponied. After partaking of refreahu eats
the piny started for their several homes
the evessisi having been oiuvably *pest
by all. Rev. R. W and wife
leave for their new home in Walkerton
about the 4th of Jely._ Rev.Mr.Jones is
appointed as Mr. Markham's alleges
for the ensuing year.
. liesisslsi S 1.
The ladies of Union Presbyterian
Church intend holding a Stmebiary
festival et the church on Friday July 7th
when a good time may be expected. Re-
freshments served et 4 n clunk. Admis-
sion 15e.
izoulaavILLJ, Jute 19th, 1982.
O. cit met to -day pursuant to d-
joaraseeet. Members all present. -
minutes of last meeting read and pseud.
Moved by J. Laithwatt, eeteded by J.
that David Baskerville be re-
f $7 un account of having sustain-
ed loss by fire to about $1400, aad get
no insurance -Carried. Moved by Jas.
Laitbwait, seconded by J. Peapack, that
motion No. 52, notifying R. Beacom, J.
Mott, Juts. Rutledge, W. Elliott. John
Woods, J. Burk, J. A. Neftel to remove
"their faeces aeoording to Mr. Bay'* sur-
vey in murine book, July bth, 1880, be
reseeded, cad thee the clerk notify
the above parties to remove their fences
scoordine to the stone* placed by Mr.
Postmen ea per bylaw -Carried. Mov-
ed by J. Isitbwait, seconded by J. Pea-
cock, that the clerk be instructed to
write to the different parties who have
snbsenM4 money to be expended on the
Flt:, ....1 Lith ...., running from
I1 ' ntelvillie to Maitland river, .,e well
t r the a'tintoe ourp ratios, and re-
%uu . I .Zt •out of the balanoe of their
subs,, /mail 'before the 10th of July,
• Tear --Carried. u Mo%tri by J
• emended by J. Peacock, that L F.
Toms, Esq., be exempt from taxes on
$800 .f his assessment, as he has had
bui diesis dedryed by fire to the amount
of $1.W0 -Carried. Moved by J. Cox,
seeendd by J. Whitely, that J. Miller,
be paid the sum of $7b a year for board-
ing one Jos. Miller, an indigent; same
to be Raid quarterly-Oqrried. Moved by
J. Laithwait, seconded by J. Peacock,
that by-law Ne. 0, of present year, now
read three times be
Moved by J. Peacock, seoondei by Jos.
Whitely. that Mrs. Munro and Mrs.
Loves be unapt from statute labor for
the present year -Carried. Moved by
J. Peacock, seconded by J. Laithwait,
that the following accounts be paid: -
Mar office, printing,,, $12.75; J. hillier,
indigent, $18.7b; T. Disney, underdrain,
two crossings, Maitland con., $3; John
McCartney and others, for work on S.
L between 14th and loth con., $10; JI
Sterling, fur swelling property of ' person
deceased, $2. Council adjourned to
meet on the send Monday in July. -
Jae. PATrois, Clerk.
(1d..
Statute labor is doing a good deal for
the road some places just now.
Rev. T. J. Sabine has been stationed
by the B. C. conference to Colborne cir-
cuit.
The lecture in Zion by Rev. F. W.
Boerne, of England was well worth go -
in, out to hear. The speaker has, no
doubt, travelled s great deal, and ha* an
excellent way of putting into words what
he has seen.
A large barn was raised on the prnr.ai-
'es of Mr. W. Hill, 1st con., on Wed-
nesday, June 14th. The building is 60 x
fib feet with stone cellars, &c. The
framing was done by Mr. D. Patterson,
and bespeakseredit for his ability as a
carpenter. At the rising Mullett con-
tested Colborne, the former winning
their side by several rafters.
4 On the evening of -he 21.1 inst., pre-
vious to the departure of the Rev. T.
Brod from the circuit, a number of the
members of the Bethel B. C. church,
Colborne; met at the parsonage ro pay a
farewell visit to their pastor. After they
had taken possession of the parlor, Mr.
Broad wai called in, and a very nice ad-
dress was read to bun, expressing high
appreciation of him, both se a minister
ted u a man, by those amongst whom
he has labored for the last three years,
'and also their sorrow because the bonds
of friendship must soon be broken, by
his amoral, praying that the Divine
blessing might net upon him in his new
field of labor. And as a more tangible
proof of their attachment they presented
him with a well filled purse, which will
great* endear that people to their pastor.
A lite later in the evening a number of
the members of the Ebenezer appoint-
ment in Hallett drove over. They also
look n of the parsonage, and in
of the members, and congrega-
tion of that appointment they read to
him a very nice address, expressing their
appreciation of him as their parlor for
the Wt three years, alto their deep n-
gret at his having to leave them. They
had found that the ties of Christian
friendship, had grown strangler, thelon-
(ter he was with them, and now tun part-
ing they felt it very unfelt, butt u K'
..eased to be the order of Muss Pro.' -
donee the bowed in ssbsnieion to that
will. They also, to slow their eincers
respect presented him with a well filled
purse. Never did a pastor lase, s cir-
suit with isobar of dee reaped on
the pistol the pastor, awdpt't,ple. Wbieh
is as it should be. -Cort -
Tato Wichita (Kau..$) Nagle_ thus
refers to a former resident of the eewsty
of Heron • "Mr. Isaac Benible, who
for a lone( time was connected with
the delivery and mania- departments of
the Wichita Pose eau, but who for the
past few mouths has been at the head of
Mr. Harding's book aad stationery es-
tahliwnt, o goings to leave es. He
has been offered an advantageous situa-
tion with a heavy Chicago Donk and wall
paper Saw whisk le at uses Weida to
accept. We repot kis Flaw to the City.
as h• is a meet worthy and eowpeteat
osiimsgm tact is..In ne4`by ao you/hamar 'ad
in this city. aleeiwill honourably .add
.nooredully fill any station is life which
be may be iada..d to soespt, sad as we
said Were we ams sorry to lose hiss sad
his o=aspls and dunes "
mu. Too
EXQNANAE
a ease of
Dyspepsia
Biliousness or
for 75 cents?
Is Is awfully
unwise to
...infra
heemann
__t.1moats
-ing from
L' yspepeia,
Iadljje*Uon .
Disordered -
Stomach and
Liver, when
this ofbr is
made to you
in your own
home in ail
sincerity,
with anabsoluteeertainty of
ZOPESA (from Brasil) cures
is A
e dose relievees;s; a a sof ample
bottle eonvinoes; a 75 cent
bIt tlcure
acs dd t tly *pea tho
Stomach Liver, and Kidneys.
C1eansinz, Corr+cting, Reg-
ulating, Zopess give* energy
and vim to the Brain, Nerve,
and Muscle, simply by work-
ing wonders un the Diges-
tion, and Civ>t g activity to
the Liver.
Cut this out, take it to any
dealer In medicines, and gc t
at least one 75 cent bottle ct
Zopesn, and tell your ncighbc r
how it acts, It is wr-tr-n:•^.1
o cure Dripepala and BO.
Mack's Magnetic Medicine
a
to
t
i
t
ar
owf) TRAPS mama (*FTael. r
lea Sure, Prompt and Effectual Remedy for
Nervousness in all Us .tepral Weak Newsom
less .f Broin Power. *weal Proetral tem,
Nick Sweats. Sffermarrekes. &miss& Week-
lies&
f ltSweats.Nrernterekes.Se.tetatWeek-
liess owl General Less .I Pslrer. It nppyyn
Yerrora Waste, Rrjrrtante. the Jaded Jsdel-
ler•t, strengthens the Enfeebled Brain, and Re-
stores Surprising Tone and f-ipor to the EX -
/musk(' Generative Orgnea. The experience
of thousands proves It an IYVALI'A.La Ray -
any. The medicine is pleasant to the taste.
sad each boa conte ins.slnalent fon two week's
mttedicatton, and Is the cheapest and beat.
.irPtill particular; In our pamphlet, which
we desire to mail free to any address.
asrb's faaga lir laedIelne is sold by Drug-
gists at a eta. per box. or 12 boxes fur ({S, or
will be mailed free of postage. on receipt of the
money. by addressing
111 Arbil MEEalt'r. IE (..WS
Rud in Qederieh.wwAl•LI WILSON. and
aDm/MUM every
1d12 -1y
Trade Mark Registered.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG. '
MISS STEWART,
The well known milliner of (*Ashok bogs to swans, to her numerous patrons
and the ladies of our town sod the wnueading enestry
generally, that, iu addition to
Her Usually Well Assorted Stock
COMPRISING AL!. THE
NINEST & LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY
She has received a large consignment at Fresh Goods,
Specially Suited. for the Present Season
By casual observation, we End all land
speculators have a clear bead stud watch the
ops and downs of property. ,hue nuking
large foetuses. But the whole secret 1ta they
keep the system in a healthy cogdition by the
use of
TUE PRIDE dr TRE e.ILLE% 11La1e'INs
We eats safely any that hundreds come to us
for the great lung and blood purifier before
going west. Head the following statement.
We could give thousands of the same kind if
It were necessary.
certify that 1 was troubled with Catarrh
in the heal. gathering of phlegm in the throat
choking and coughing at night for years, so I
could not sleep. often tumbled with dull. life-
less ;actings. pains In the cheat and back.
After ,riving hundreds of dollars to doctors.
aad givinuup all hapea. I tried the PAWS Or
INE V ALL*T. and am now able to do my work
atter seven year's sickness.
MRS. JAMES MCNEIL,
202 Si.icoe street. Landon, Ont.
` "The above statement,' of wry wife's M cor•
rect.
JAMS MCNEIL.
For sale by all druggists. manufactured by
Prof. A. M. Shrievca. London, Ont. Sample
package 23 cut; rive for $1.00. Can be bad in
Goderieli of the followise animists: Juba
Head. J... wl•ees. F. Janos, Geo. aby-
sm. aad J. A. Ndtel. 1t2
McCOLL BROS & CO.
TORONTO_
MANUFACTURER FACTURER S
OF
Among which will be found in Large Variety the following :
Flirtation Fans,
Sunshades,
Parasols,
Gloves,
Laces,
Hosiery,
Frilling,
Edgings,
LARDINE OIL
-AND-
CYLINDER OIL.
Four Mobilo aad three diplomas awarded
rheas In to iI.nd sxhiW-
afota
MANUFACTURERS.
And all rams fermi macho will mare
tinily
nr alt...MI tap ARRHINammt, Fartss saad
that woriw sod t • polate flus ottt
M er rog ea
asarrun ee are erne. by try-
ing ing ossmpie of war• Ii prime err.. on ay
to
Underskirts,
Embroideries
Ornaments, .
Feathers,
Flows ;s,
Ribbons,
Silks,.
CLEARING SALE OF.
BOOTS and SHOES 3
-AT
JOHN ACHESON'S
As 1 an determined to go out or tbl
BRANCH OF MY BUSINESS. 9
I will sell the balance of my stook CHEAP.
13 INT AC9OINT _
4111111111.1101,
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
JA S SAUNDERS & SON.
--ADELER9 IN -
STOVES & TINWARE
PACT GOODS and WALL PAPER
Having engaged the services of MR. THOS. D. JOHNSON w ho has had twelve years exper-
ience in some of the best Cho in Canada. We are now re to attend 10
ALL KINDS OF T TWO RK.
On Shortest Notkx Satisfaction gauranteed. L, Fancy Goods. we have new arrivals
WALL
ever week gall the latest hoveltNovelties,.PAP RIB
WINDOW BLIND
FANC Y BAIfSFTS-
and a choice lot of
7 3ABY CARR2A - S
V ;itv
CHEAP. NEXT DOOlt TO THE POST OFFICE.
1882- :PRING-1882
Our S11r1F J1llFOr1ti011S ore nowiu Snick
Every Department i^ Nov Comfle!e.
ll 1 c:„
The whole of which she has bought in rite Leek rsrsllsefa in the cntno: ry , at .i..t !. . C 1:1-9'7:). 1 t
I
Lowest Cash Prices ' .
It at.. rds us plesnute thn.tigh this Ciieul,,r, t.. tl.>.t.l. .
f. r tit very liherni t•atronape extended t.. us t;;:tii.u, II,. t
we have been t4 hil•Meis...
Our sales are increasing daily, a sutttcicot pt,...f that e e
and give our customers goad l aloe for their u.ufloy.
Our Spring Goods are now all in stock, cud ptercut a 0
of anything we have shown befnrv. -
'l'o meet the growing requirements .•f our huri.,ers, t
larger than heretofore in every departnwul.
& Sat i r: s'.
At which it was passible to obtain them.
New Goods Constartly Arriving
A Call is Very Respectf ally aolicltad.a
,
par I 1.•P,1,1'4 (`rt•t..u.ers
e . ;u..l ,t i„ •lf ! .:eta n Lich
do .era 1.usiLcst t ii:ht,
u ;•(e•. tomo. t: i it, ath,.nce
,nr 1 ut•' .. ' •'e Neon
HISS ST=W-7A fit_ We Show an Immense Stock of Prints in all the New Pesignst
P. S. Mourning Orders Executed on Shortest Notice.
Godericb, June 22, 1882.
.
•
IT WILL PAY
you procure from your druggist a bottle of TdYtt('OTTS
011r 10 Caul Lice is Great Value.
IEPR
DOMINION
HAIR RESTORER
It keeps the hair fresh and natural; it is not offensive nor injurious in its efy;^•a, bat plea ,cut
cad refreshing; it cleans the scalp, and gives tote. beauty sad natuealaeas to lie. hair. D pro-
tases laxarious growth and prevents premature decay
M'xice 50 Cents Pei =Bottle-
GEORGE
ottleGEORGE RHYITAS,
PARASOLS,. HOSIERY & GLOVES
SPLENDID VALI E
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
$EI -GOODS .
iu Ghat \-aritt} , it. plait, ell wools. watered, brocaded and checked, from 12ic
:SII Black and Colored Cashmeres we Defy Competition
1
to showing a largo range .•f Cottons, Linens, Sliittings, Ducks, Denims, Union I/ •j
Tweeds, All -Wood Tweeds and Coatings. *i
Silks and Satins, Plain cad Watered,
IN BLACK AND COLORS.
IALL WIRE OUR TOOK IS VERY COMPLETE
dGElNT FC/>;t. 0:3DE1:tICi3_
THE BIGGEST SALE OF THE SEASON.
J. 0. DETLOR &CO. !Highest price Paid for Butter & Eggs
Ks. decided to offer their entire stock of clearing prices, for cash. For the next e0 days C 0 1-1 130 Rsa'a, ) ii m3R \i✓ 1 .'
they will sell at prices that will astonish all.
COWIE AND SEE THE Q A.INS_
And yon willbe sun to buy. Their stock is now complete. their Mr. J. C. Detlor Lay:n4 rc-
.
ll WR11
cantly purchased In Montreal an immense stock offt DC811118
Staple and
Fancy Dry epode at Lowest Cash Prices,
plume value in
Velveteen. Palate by the piaci at isms than ecru! sr wholesale prices.
Cone and see those theaim prints rga
Bain% in chcrok and trey sh,rtings, ani
brown ducks. bargains Holland. v_a_s _ w._..Now Is the time. if you wish one or two nice rooms at home, to see Hatter's room papers.
He has over
BARGAINS IN DRESS G 00 DS
Full Lines in Use latest styles in Parasols, 1.eees. E 1,fings ani F.m'r11•1 •ri 14 a' nasty half 20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
Canadian and Seo eh Tweeds. French Wormed Coatings. Ladie.(lo:heand Chat erings
at Unheard of Prices. These goons must be. M. ant th • prime a' which they are placed
moat clear them out in a short time. Hosiery at prices to clear. Hats at panic prices. A
Pe Tal llne of Towels (pare Hart at nearly half prior. 30 deism 3 -Witten Kid Gloves, impp on-
Aitr^_t, at ffiper cent, less than molar prices. 60 Tweed Vesta at 1. regular price t i.00.
ped.rleh. April 13th leer. J- C. D Z b t duo 00-
r
e
Beautiful colors, and et priors loss than very much inferior goods. Ca:I and BCC the n, they
are the boat value .n town. and moat be sold.
flip) Pi 1 ris Fdshmo
SPR1NGd SUMMERSU1TS SEEDS AtHVT2.£R'Si
P1 ALL TIM
JLsT kF.Cgi1 AT THE
LATEST STYLES
cam. G-oamericlz,
Nell Bros & Oa Matt
HT,.TG-H .D -0-iv' O p Garden, Field and Flower Seed
A tarp aad well assorted stock of fresh
The L rdlae is for sale is 044erioh by
D. W. MMK1NiID, O E. PARSONS,
O. CRASH, aad D. K. 8"1'RACHAN.
ttCle4
in.
JAMES AI LL, ARCHITECT. &c
Nem MN's Moet, 1KIs<ttoe R.. Cede
rk,h. Plans and t,pscltee.tloea amens eonest-
✓ a
• ,psetery' plyt.
Tei s esti masses work
measured and vs
Pashiaanbl. tl'aitlx, West asset, Godinich.
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF 00000 TO •ELIOT FROM.
Rath la hulk and i. packets. Purebred from see «tbo Melee( and ranee misstate modsua n
In the Dow/lakes. and will he ante at ('ata1. ger 1`r.....
1'. JORDAN, Chemist an Lruglgliat
•
Wb..e.M aa4 Retail Dealer in Drop, ('bemicais, Imy'r Statys Horse rad Cattle Medicines
Toffee ArIlel.. ire.
418rPbystotsu' Pr.*seletlsas esreteliy al geosso.la