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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. .I U LY, i 1
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GUITEAU GONE.
Oareeld'a £ --'n Hanged on
■t. aorta* Ttsa M Ms neats
epee ei bee D-evemeL
teSTInri rseH ria 1)
y{r Mill1011120S, July 1, 1880.
Outtesu was buried this afternoon in
the corridor at the jail As tar as known
the *Mains will lie there undisturbed
Awl future WidA sir.
t lour u the coffin was borne
frost 1110 A!= teas the ahuuldors of
six itpefiscesesai sod without any ser-
viceorah111wered into yhe gravy.
W. Guitesu, Woksl1and • Iv jail of-
ficials WWI nt•NN, Th. coffin was clos-
ed lad ev,tung, end ho one sines has
been permitted to see the remains.
Shortlybaton 4 o'clock Mrs. Scoville
arrivat the jell and importuned the
warden to be allowed to me the rernai.0
and witness the burial. The warden re-
fused permission. She left a few dow-
ers and returned to the city. Arriving
at the grave the octan was lowered to its
place. After the earth had been replac-
ed and the top of the grave levelled,
John Guiteau placed at the head of the
grave a crown of white itumortelles.
Not a word was spoken; not a tear shed.
Papers here state that when John
Guiteau pleaded with the President in
behalf of the aasassin the President pos-
itively declined to interfere. John got
twtd, and said that the President owed
his office to the astaasin, and it was un-
manly fur tow President to turn his tack
upon him. The President then
O bDiaiD NVITRAU mom lin ralialini a
Currie • crank fruw Chicago, who as -
sed thruegh New York yeste day res routr
to Washington said he had been vtmnnan.l-
ed by God to avenge Guiteau's murder.
He wade terrible threats against Arthur.
Rev. Dr. Hicks says Outteaa was s
remarkable man and his case'wdl never
be fully underat.o d by the people. He
was sot insane, hut bnlliant,Mshrewd
and elcquent. 1f roan of the contents
of my journal were my °peat to the
r ell : there would be severe! startling
dee si-pttlleata '
ler. Lomb. in reply to the rne,;ion if
. ;t. • , brain was tumid i. a Dermal
c •.:it. al, stated that it mei, as far asthe
[rat a is c,noerlie.t, hot the iiiembrane
tkat envelopes it was found to be un-
heeltby. and will be examined closely.
The condition of the brain was no sur-
prise, so he had no expectation in regard
to it. He simply ,.Lamed the brain
with a desire to find as pooch as possible
its condition.
Dr. McDonald said the brain could
hardly be in a healthier a.ndition. The
membrane was not healthy and its con-
.dition might or might not be diseased.
9tiersc•{ac examination will determine
at. The brain wee a geed one:
Washington, July 3.—Dr. McWilliams
assistant physician at the jail, does m.t
think that Guiteau showed all the firm-
ness in his last Mer with which he has
been credited. He says. "I visited the
jail no 'fhursdLy at midnight and found
hint sitting on the bed starinv into vac-
ancy, the most perfect picture of despair
1 ever beheld. Next morning the guard
tept,rted he slept none during night. He
would neceeionally g o int.* a doze and
:tart out of it with= iraarticwlate sound.
The °dicers say he ate nothing for
breakfiut. He :nay liege put something
in his mouth, but it amounted to no-
thing. I1 was the rime way at dinner
when he was said to base eaten a hearty
meal. I learned from the guards that
he broke down into actual despair dur-
ing the morting and wept freely, and a_
it was necessary to make every exertion in
to keephint up. When Crocker read the
death warrant, Guiteae was evidently ! a t .e.or.e r TMOa MARK. (AeT
greatly agitated, but was able to stand!. is n Kure. Prompt stet! Effectual Remedy for
When he reached the topof the scaffold Yrrrouaaean is nIt eta atagrw. tt"yak Alernorp,
be faltered not .tumbled In reading Isis of Hrwia Peu.er. Benin) Pro,trntioa,
heard the argument they reserved their
decision until to -day, when tin" decided
in favor of the Act upon all points, die-
unesSig the appeal
Gsrbralit.
Mr. Attrill's tarot has been all act.* tty
during the past few. haying us the
flats was begun last week, and the nee -
roes working amongst the long rows of
euro remimded one of the scenes of
!Southern life described by writers. The
darken prove goodcitisenu, being steady,
civil and industrious.
WILD C.T.—Mr. ila1' e7 Green on
Tuesday last shot a large wild est in his
Lush. Mr. Green is evidently going in
for the extermination ut "pesky vermin,"
as he has recently killed afox and a num-
ber of pellcats, ground hog, etc. He u a
good shot and has lots o1 pluck. Our
ladies breathe freer nue that the wild
oat is slain, and hook upon the young
sportsman as a public benefactor.
s:odler. I ■aetels.
OODItasett. July 61862.
Wheat. i Frill i bush........... !11 21 M $1 22
l 25
6 25
o 43
0 0D
y1yaarr►ey, f boob .................. 0 70 M 000
e 1 10
fiat. it ton ..................... > y 1x00
o 16
o 16
0 12
1 00
0 60
1 70
Wheat, lypr,ngl T bush......., 1 Y3 SO
Hour, 111 barrel .................. 6 15 is
Peas, T bush ................ 0 75 Gf
Better, V lb.. .................... 0 15 w
Bata V dos. tunpack.dl........ 0 17 et
Cheese. 0 11
Bran. ii cwt 00 "
('hop, w cwt......... "
Hides.. 7 W " 700
Sheepskins0 40 •• 1 X500
Beef
(sed iloets.................. 7 205 7 0
450 6x
a case of
Dyspepsia or
Biliousness
1.)r 7ti cents?
it Si c v11i11y
unwire to
r.gonf'e on-
(:arthelJsury
ailrtcuts
origin." from
Dyspepsia,
)sn.:ii,cca.:on
Dit;ors'crcci
filfo, tchand
Liver. when
this offer is
made to yon
In your own
bomo in cul
sincerity,
With as shoelace certainty of
marine Yon.
ZO1 F SA (from Brazil) cures
Dyspepsia and Biliousness. A
single dose relieves; a samplo
bottle convinces; a 75 cent
bottle cures.
It acts dir^City upon the
Stomach. Liver, r.nd
Cleansin'', Corr"eting, Reg-
ulatin^, Zope;a Ri{'cr energy
and vim to the Brain, Nene,
and ))Insole, simply by work-
ing wonders upon the IY ; es -
tion and gloving activi..y to
tho Liver.
Cott this out, tate it to ur;
deo:er in medicines, and {;t 1.
at 'cart one 75 cent bottlu t:f,
Zopcsa, nndtoll yourTic1--1'h• r
how it acts. It i
to euro Dy"ipepsia l:Lat ,. -
loneness.
MISS STEWART,
The well known milliner of (ioderioh, begs to anatoutwe to her numerous patrons
and the Ladies of our town and the surrounding a.ut.try
generally, that, iu addition to
ger Usually Well Assorted Stock
COMPRISING ALL THE
LESIN 111.11 ,111
N W ST & I TEST STY
She has received • large cot eigument of Fresh Goods,
Specially Suited for the Present Season
Among which will be found in Large Variety the following
Flirtation Fans,
Sunshades,
Parasols,
Gloves,
Laces,
Hosiery,
Frilling,
Edgings
Underskirts,
Embroideries
Ornaments,
Feathers,
Flowers,
Ribbons,
Silks,
&Satins
The whole el which she has bought in the beat markets in the country, and at the
Mec .ica,I :3a i.1, G och.erich
A heti. 55101Y sit
Yanserrat Lime, Fruit Juice, and Lime Juice, Cordial
The purest and b. at brand in the Market. Makes a cheep, delicious. and
WHOLESOME SUMMER DRINK.
J reeelvoud s great lot of
LONDON PURE' eE AND PARIS GREEN,
l'OrATO 14Utia-
HELLEBOR OR IN8f7CT8,
ON SHRUBBERY.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
I'or the daatructfou of all kite!. of Inserts. The new rat and tabus. pola,n.
ovcap-H o N R.tA.T s _
I'OblON FLY' PAPERS. P.R.
P. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist.
CLEARING SALE OF.
BOOTS and SHOES
JOHN ACHESON'S
.\n 1 tun d.•1 rminr•d to go out of thl
BRANCH OF MY BUSINESS•
w':11 -. it the halwu. ul fay Teck l'IIF:A1'.
70=N A.0H=soN_
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
JA S SAUNDERS & SON.
ADELER' IN
STOVES & TINWARE
FACT GOODS and WALL PAPER
Having engaa,+d the services of MR. THOS. 1)..It)11N-UN who has had twelve years exper
AL1Lein pt.1INDin Canada.Weat aTl)reT 7 Tt0 tRK.
On Shortest Notice Satisfaction ganrunteed. In Fancy" Goofs, we hume'new arrivals
WALL pAever P R 11 the latest Novelties.
WINDOW BLIND,
FANO Sr BASKt-Ts_
And a choice lot of
=.2"
Lowest Cash Prices VERY CHEAP. NEXT DOOR TO 'nip: POST OI•'FICL:.
At which it was possible to obtain them.
New Goods Constantly N.7 riving 1882 -SPRING -1882
Respectfully Solicited.0111t u r1D Impriatims are Ilow Ill SimCiVerb p y p
msiss sTrE c77-AiT_ Every Department is Now Complete.
P. S.—Mourning Orders Executed on short Notice
Goderich, June 22, 18S2.
IT WILL PAY
t'(,'eU pr'ocureirmnyour Druggist gbottle ofTAY'St IT1
t
Mack's Magnetic Medicine
..,• '
sr
e
h' }. erect as excessively 1-iphl.S rents..Sprnnafnrr•hao. Seminal Wenk-
1 i
M rs er a mac
p y ' V,r ne.l (:rnrrxrl ditr o/ 'outer. t t•c a rs
thatCr,ckeratonetimewasanxioustost.p Yrrrora Waxte. Rrjrrenaha the Jailed ntel-
it. I was Just back of the scaffold, sed lrrt atrrapfhr.. fpphr Enfr'Med Nrain, tend ha rated (sraeratire re•uaaa. 7 e experience
us
of thoands prover it an i'VAI.t•AALE Jinn-
ans.. The medicine is Mem:k' t to the tante.
and each box rnntatrssutn,•ieot for1woweek's
medication. and in the cheopsf and !wit.
'Full particulars in oar pamphlet. which
we desire to mail free to any address.
Marie. fllagoes/r Medicine is sold by I)r.ig-
gists at abets. per b.:. or 12 boxes for 105. or
mailed be ailed Hee of iraidage. on reee ltd of the
.toner. by ad,ltwss
1111647104H 14.1111.71114D HH
IE 14
Wfndanr. o ink.. i la5tadal
Sold in 60,-crklt, by JAIL$ etlif sur. and
all itruketiet rvarTwherw inky
cotdd hear him catching his breath,
struggling to control it. it was dread-
ful.'
Me Williams says it is not true that
Guiteau's brain was found te.be soft and
yielding, and the adhesion in places of
the membrane to the skull proved no-
thing. In Daniel Webster's case, the
whole brain adhered to the skull. A,
prominent physician who carefully ex-
amined (3uiteau's brain says it was wi ttata
healthy sad free from exciting or imitat-
ing causes as the brain ,,f the est cit-
izen of 1Vaahington.
THH SCOTT ACT.
Tea Ai!aerlawed e..ultstlonal by Ibe
cagiest Awa kes-11Y 1.1ae Empire.
MoXTI BAt, Jutta 3. —This afternoon
news was received bate that'' the P:ivy
Council h.'ul decided in favor of the con-
stitutionality of the Scutt Act. It will
be'r(,00llected the Temperance Act of
1$714 was objected to by many'snti-tem-
perascc people and all the saloon keep-
ers. Though the Supreme Court had
decided in its farm-, there were many
who still believed it to be ultra etre... It
came before the Privy Council in May
Inst in this wise: A Fredericton saloon
keeper named Russell was convicted of
selling liquor against the law, the Scott
Act being in force in the county at the
time. rp.nn being convicted he appeal-
ed uppponn the ground that the Dominion
Parliament hal not the eight to peas the
Act. The High Court of New Bruns-
wick oleo seemed to have been seized
with the seem belief, and althouith they
decided against the appeal. they made it
plain that they did so only because the
Sn reme Conrt of the Dominion had en
hekl in a preview ease before. They
gave i as heir opinion nevertht -
Atoms Rrrprinfo Tenn and fiJor to the
Trails Mnrk Rrutatrrr'l.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
}tr
(Atm/ .Ihsetvatlnn, vee fled all land
speculator. ,ace a clear head and watch the
DOMINION
HAIR !
FA K Er Bn n
r. , .s
ka • `11131
It at:orois v+ pdeat:nr.', tht,n .h this Circuli, to thank our 11uulerous Customers
for the 1,-.1y rliLelal 1 atrona_e extended to ms duriii; the tw and a half yenta which
we have been.:n business..
(iur sales ate i::eleaai1l d tidy. a sufficient proof that we do our I.uaIne..s right,
met give our customers good elide for their utoney.
( tut Sprite Goods are new all in stock, mud present 0 completeness hit ii :,,ltance
,t anything we have shown l.efor:.
To meet the ;;roll , re,i,iii..iceute, .,f our 1 usiueso, our purchases hate been
Lui;er than herer.,f„re in every department.
It keep the hair fresh and natnrai;11 is not offensive nor injurious in its a&'eta, but plem:,• ' ty a Show
TSYIpj ell -
Stock Of Prints in all the New Dei •
and refreshing: it cleans the scalp. and gives tone. beauty and naturalness to the hair. It;.r!•- R e a Jil t1 all loll ie oil 1J oc . .
motes luxurious growth and prevent,. premature decay
Price 50 Cents Per BottielO 10 Cul
I eis Gre C V l leGEORGE FG ISriBS, i
ba- NT FOR GQT.?T'RICIi_
THE BIG(IEtir *;ALE OF THE I:EASIIN.
in Great Variety, 11 1
1:4-00DS.
0
re
is. watefed, bre ailed at,.l cl.e Leolr Lein 121c
J. C. 11'TcXE Sz JQ.'=n Black and ColorEd Cashmeres we Defy Competition
Ifaye decided to offer their entire stock of clearing priers. for cask,. For the next Ca any s
they will sell at prices that will astonish all.
CO1ME AND SEE TIIE BARC1-AINS_
And you will he sure purchased In Montreala limmetheir
stock of 1'. Delo: 1,C4'1:11.: re-
cently
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods at Lowest Cash Prices.
lend(d value in Velveteen. Prints by the piece at leis than re,rulir wholesale prices.
Como and see theme cheap prints. Bargain, in check and fancy shirtinga. and
Aron docks. lI ,rarer bargains- in hr.ovn Holland. 'rite MYgent
BARGAINSINDRESSGOODS
Full Lines In the latest styles in Parasols, Laces. It:Aging+ and Eni it ,i ler:es it: nearly halt
price. Canadian and Scotch T weeds. French Worsted Coatings, Ladies ('lo!hsand I'isterinits
at t ',heard of Priors. The -.e K,avts mint be sold, and the prices at which they are placed
mast clear them out in a short time. Hosiery at prices to clear. Hata at panic prices. ' A
special line of Towels *pure linen) at nearly halt pride. SO dozen 3 -Button Rid Gloves, import-
ed direct. at 25 per cent. less than regular prices. 50 Tweed Vesta at 1.50, regular price 0.3.00.
(Goiter:eb. April 13th 1664. J- O. D21'1'1-.074 de 00.
ups and downs of property. thus making
large fortune.. But the whole secret Is, they — —
keep the system In a healthy condition by the _
use
Ttlr. eat of iy TAR un re Itosifter..
we can n.s(elp fay that hundreds come to e -
for for the great Iraq arid blood purifier before
going ye.i. head the rhilnwing statement
We could give thosutads et t1» sante kind if
it seem rY
in the hes,!, gathering of hiegm in the thewn
choking nud coughing at hi Inc years, sn 1
rnnld not sleep, often teen ed with dull. life -
'-t eche Met 1 was summed with Catarrh
lead that ails AM was oilers sire. The ra- less ;ertlni[s. tains In the chrst alert hack.
alt of the Amines nae that the appal- After ,rix "4( bra t reds rat dollar+ to derteA
d Il b sKM 1 trtrA rhe 1'wmr nr
Ault
an it,vmg rap a o
14.8 ()Mniord trend leave to carry the t 1a ` ALt.Rv, aNd stn naw able to do my work
case to the Privy Oednctl. Accordingly, after seven year a atekncus.'
NRR. JAMES McNEi1..
on the lir*) cad 4th of May last the case 102 Sinicoe street. London. ()nt.
was argued Worn their Lordship. J. P. Tis abov. "meats of my wife'. to car-
Benjamin. Q.Co, of Landon, far the ap-
pellant,
p-
p tllant, Sheeted the Aet as an interfer-
ems, with the powers of Loea1 Parlie-
i Matra four points. 1d municipal in-
eeMtnents; 24, property and eivit ts;
1111, the right to get .eveeie. from lima -
am; and 4th as being private and local.
J J McLaren, Q. C., of Montreal, ap pITi4(, Rc
pp+te+ alerl for the seppirters of the Bill TAatMltES Aee leet
Their Lordships et once ,iroldrri against °'
.°1111”. F'lawa sed
the first three points, and asked Mr. Me- ly, Carpenter's'
Laren to answer to the lack having t.eaatlrii sad
JaMns Mc Nam
•
Tn. sale by an levo .itrugg1. . O
A. Jt. tltlttlrvv ssv w. Owt Sam
plhe
railactiered
Prof. A.
tbeg rdlN dreaska
fames. Jae. Mimeo. P. MAC.
ars. 5541. t. %•0 1e16
We are showing a large range ,.f Cottons, Linens, Shirtinga, Ducks, ikmini.. Union
Tweeds, :\Il• ',sd Tweeds and Coatings.
Silks and Satins, Plain and Watered,
IN BLACK AND COLORS.
IN SMALL WARE OUR STOCK IS VERY COMPLETE
PARASOLS, HOSIERY & GLOVES
SPLENDID VALt'E
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
'Highest price Paid for Butter & Eggs
C sz s= -= Ros-
and SUMMER SU!TS'
1N ALL THE
LATEST STYLES
Et IT -H D tJ NLO P
Fashionable Tailor, West Street, (loderich.
sswr-.". A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM
DCS1111 ill P11C1S
•
the time. if no wish nn,• or two nick rooms at home, to see Pot 4. r', r... ,.1 ,aper.,
Ile has over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs,
Besutltul colors. and at prices leas than very much inferior goods. Ca:1 and see thres, tbly
are the host ',elute In town. and mast be Pohl.
Tho lath Spii fact I atimeits atol fashioos,
. .t Res_