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THE HURON SIGNAL, FI4IDA 1. 25,' l• ll----�--
A■ IRztreeerahary ogee.
There are number of persons out of
employment in every Bounty, yet ener-
me*ilog' d ! t.I o mai $ d+► sue need toy
6e. epamieg wallow to, Awl ass maks,
from $100 to WO a month clear, work -
pleasant and permanent
business. cr us I
The amount our a4B to make
...lit., some take as high as 00 a
mouth, while others as low as $100, all
depending on the energy of the agent.
We have an article of great
should be sold to every hoose -owner,
and pays over Dent profit, Lich
sale is from RIO to $10.00. One
,ieent in Pennsylvania sold 31 in two
,lays, and cleared $14,00. An agent in
New York made $45.00 in one d: y.
Auy man with energy enough to work a
full day, and will do this during the year
can make from 9,000 to 08,001 a year.
We only want one man each oounty, and
to hint will give he maekuive male se
lung as he coutinues to work faithfully
for us. Then ie no 000petitiva, and
nothinw like our invention trade. Par-
ties having from $200 to $1,000 to in-
vest, can obtain a General Agency for
ten counties or a state. Any one can
luske an investment of from $25 to
$1,000 without the least risk of loss, u
as our circulars will slow test those in-
vesting $25 can after 30 days trial re-
turn the goods unsold to us and get their
money back, if they do not clear at least
$100. They show that -a General Agent
who will take ten counts and invest
$216.00 can alter a trial of 90 days re-
turn all geode unsold to ne, and have
teensy returned to them if they fail to
clear at least $750 in that time. There
are many persons having stingy to iu-
vest, who eould not give the bwarms
personal attention-.(te,h can employ
subagents without leaving home -mak-
ing • large sllsount yearly out of a very
small investment. We are not paying
salaries, but want men willing to work
and obtain as their pay the profits of
their energy. Men not willing to work
on our terms will not work on any.
771osr meanie.? bovines, will receive our
large descriptive circular, and extraor-
dinary offer hy enclosing a three oent
stamp, with their address. The first to
t••mtp:• with our twins will secure the
court., or counties they may wish to
work. A,Idress,
: _ arra Mewrr*cwI.Pi t C...
11tit ; n, ,field et, Pittsburgh, PA.
a Senses Sures.
Niagara Falls, Aug. 19. -As two yuung
tuns, earned William and Henry11
�
sons of Mr. Henry Rogers, of H. '7
Customs hero, were taking a hath in $
small cure ou the Awerican side of the
river, they observed a gentleman in the
water, evidently drowning. Although
Vie cutlrent at this point is exceedingly
swift. the boys imnemliately swam to the
rescue. William was the first to retch
the drowning man, who grasped him by
the utak with a death grip, and
drew Lon under. Abnry bad by
this time reached the scene, and diving,
managed to release the drowning ruin's
hold of his brothel, after which the buys
succeeded in getting pita ashore, the
whole party being thoroughly exhausted.
Witnesses art the affair say it was one of
the most gallant rescues eier performed
on the Niagara River.
ar*eee el tee iYe's e'rew.
London, August 20.- The steamer
Hope, commanded by Sir Allen Young,
which left here in June last in search of
the crew of the steamier tire, has arriv•
ed at Peterhead with the entire crew of
that vessel. The Hope picked them
up in MatoWtkin Straits, Nova Zembla,
on 3rd August, they having loot their
ship off Franz Josef Land and jurneyed
in boats to the straits through the ice.
Leigh Smith, nomtnander of the Eire,
Expedition, gives the following account
..f its experience: -On July 13, 1881, we
steamed through packice, and ten days
Later sighted Franz Josef Lsnd. We
proceeded towards Cape Ludlow, whieh
was c:(se to a pack to the northward.
ou Au,,. 21, 1881, we went up Night -
'wale Sound and thence to Eire harbor,
and erected the storehouse. On the 1(ith
ee started east to look for the Jeannette,
tut were unable to pass Berentzhnok.
On August 21st the Eira got blocked be-
tween a land floe and pack of ice, a mile
east of Cape Flora, and sank before we
were unable to save many stores. We
built a hut on Cape Flora, of turf and
stones, and covered it with sails. We
wintered there, and during the whole
time no signs of scurvy appeared.
Twenty-nine walrus and thirty-six bears
were killed end eaten. We left Cape
Flora on June 4, 1882, in four boats; po
sailed 80 miles without seeing any ice; harniless and got about loose.
"Ate all
reached Nova Zembla, Aug. 2nd. when Canadian, mayors harmless?
the Eire was nipped, the leak gained so
rapidly that two hours after it was dis-
envered it was neeesaary to abandoned
the ship. Hardly had the last man left
the vessel when the ice eased and the
Eire rapidly sunk. A tent was first
erected on the ice, and a house subse-
quently built. All the bits of the Eire
were sued. Most of the men saved
some clothes and bedding. For sixteen
nights the men slept in a tent, from
which they were at times almost floated
out by rain.
a■ aeceasirWeed t.v.e.
The fallowing is from a Van Dieutue's
L nd paper: -Last week, a damsel was
brought to the pollee Dike, charged
with putting one Mrs. Norah Mulligan
in bodily fear. Prisoner pleaded guilty,
but begge1 that the o'fonce might be
passed over, u she had rt. eived an offer
of marriage from a wentlatuan, who in all
probability would turn her off were she
to be puwshed and he to due iier her
disgrace. To prove her veracity, she
produced the following epistle from the
enamored swain, which we strongly re-
commend to the perusal of those who
protract their marriage s by long; and
tedious courtship:
"My dear Angel, this conies with a
pound of sausages, which t hope will
find you in good health se it leaves me
at present. I seen you lut Sunday for
the first time. Since then I haven't had
no peace for thinking of your dear self;
I therefore will take it as a granted favor
if you will marry me as early as possible,
as I can earn by my profession an excel-
lent livehood. I was a rat-catcher to
the Duke of York. I bleeds horses,
cures the choleric morbus, and other
animals, and I have received a good
hedisation, the children we shall have
will get their'a free gratis. I have been
schoolmaster to Mr ---'s for the last
fortnight and have already- teached the
oldest boy jography and the manufac- 1
tore of ginger beer; and as for the sec-
ond I have made him the most best
geaminer and ritemticher of all the lads
I ever teached. So you see I have every
*lianoe of prospering. I have bought a
ring and a pair of blankets. I have writ-
ten to the governor for his permission
and requested the clergymen to have us
asked in church; he appears to be a nice
sober roan. .I wanted him to go and
have a half pint of rum but he was bash-
fuL Please send me an answer post
paid. --I remain, my dear angel, your
true love."
Wntroar
EXENAKSE
D�alr ONES
se
S11Cou$Dssi
for 75 cents?
It is a fishy
unwise to
agonize un-
derthee3&ny
aileaeDt•
Ltrlstat from
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Stomach and
ver, when
this offer i.
}rade to you
a your own
home in ail
sincerity,
with an absolute certainty of
curing you.
ZOPESA (from Brazil) cures
Dy.pepsia and Biliousness. A.
single dose relieves; a sample
bettle convinces; a 75 cent
bottle cures.
It acts directly upon the
Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys.
Cleansfn-1[, Corr+cting, Reg-
ulating,Zopesa fiver energy
and vim to the Brain, Nerve,
and Efusc1e, simply by work-
ing wonders upon the D'ges-
tie and giving
omactivity to
the Liver.
Cut this out, take it to any
dealer in medicines, and get
at least one 75 cent bottle at
Zopesa, and tell your neighbor
how it acts. It is warranted
to cure Dyipepsta and 13t1-
loasness.
ANCHOR LINE.
Beat Estate.
IOUfdg, AND LOTS NOE 33 AND
B.t riossrla and tart is
shy leave e�tM sale ,heap, ar w as
fix property- kor
to feetan t., Architects M1b1
.r J C. MUMS. auottualsr•
UNITED ETATES MAIL STEAMMtS
Sall Weekly to and from
NEW Yong ANDGLAanoW VIA LONDONDERRY
table tetssw, BM � site t8 5. w
summers Sestet peamm at Mw rues.
Parameter edelises ewezeelkd.
ALL BTArma'mstt oft MAIN DECK.
Passengers booked .t lowest rates to or from
Germany, Italy. Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
kc.
For Book of "Tours 1n Scotland." Rates. Plan -
&c.. apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New York.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCK. Hamilton 8t
ISM Godertch
it is teleted that not long since an
English tourist at Ogden:b lrg asked a
resident as to the form of government in
the city. The resident replied that the
city was regularly inoorp,ra:ed, and had
a mayor as its chief magistrate. " And
des the Mayor wear the insignia of his
office?" asked the Britisher. "What is
that?" queried the American. " Why, a
chain about his neck, replied the repre-
sentative of Albion. " Oh dear, no, rea-
'nded the Yankee, " he's perfectly
r, gelewa)e to Le.doe.
New York, Aug. 21. --The World's
cable despatch says: Ceteweyo, the ex -
k ing of Zululand, is the lion of the hour,
though the powers that to at the colonial
office only allow him to roar very mild-
ly. He is, I hear, much pleased with
the conditions of his partial restoration
to his kingdom, a Bri'.ish resident being
appointed at his capital as • political dry
nurse. He leaves England in about
three weeks from now. The dusky war -
nor, or to quote Lord Salisbury, the
"bloodthirsty savage," will doubtless be
glad to doff his European "togs" for the
more airy and primitive costume of his
native land. The general opinion among
those who know anything about the sub-
ect seems to be that when once he is at
hone he will do his utmost to make
things pleasant for Chief John Dunn,
who has been taking on airs in his ab-
sence. The Zulu king's domestic habits,
as reported in the papers, are scarcely
worth imitating. He hu a huge appe-
tite and devours great quantities of beef
for choice, washed down by raw whis-
key. He prefers fingers to forks and
the woolly head of his prime minister
provides him with the modern refine-
ment of the napkin. I may say th.it his
portrait (by Leslie Ward) is to appear
shortly in Vanity Fair.
cedertsr Markus.
JUST RECEIVED
-AT
FOR SALE.
1-'4R Tom- I TY 7:).4%.YS
THE SUBSCRIBER, FINS ING
That Isle .thole anent Ism will be required
BI
uta sum leer in the management
HOUSE, will dispose of that property known
as the
"WINTmeR BBA CS,'
situated on the Slats Grnael Road. consi.t,ng
of ..apical house of tea rooms, with veran-
dah on two sides, large driving house Wall,
,
stabling for ten bores, wood shed, etc.. bast h-
er with one and a half acres excellet,t , arder.
w•eIl fenced. Theremiss are all new sodin
ant -clam ordble offer er.
'Torefa osed
d.Ap anlno eawc-
J. J. WRIGHT,
April 21st.1*12.
POIMT FAtud.
Goderi'hg.. 36. P. Q.
PRODIIfP, MEIICH�NT
HAMILTON FTBEET.
-AT --
J.C.DETLOR & CO.
-SPECIAL VALUE IN -
DRESS GOODS.
1 hese goods were bought at a diacuuut of t a cot, fit c per cent. Call anti .ee thecae.
2 Cases Prints Newest Patterns.
J_ C. fl OR 8t. Co.
SAUNDERS VARIETY STORE.
General dealt r in 'Garden ar.d Farm Feeds
Wheat and cosine grains, and Wool, t8 -c„ Etc.
MONEY TO LEND ON REASONABLE
TERMS.
TW() HOUSES TO RENT ()N NEW -
GATE STREET.
GEORE HAYS
A large and select variety of
TEAS
GODERICH, Aug. 21 1331.
Wheat. IFaIII V bush........... $'I 110 E $0 9.\
Wheat, (Spring) 1 bush........ (96 to 1 en
four, s barrel.. . ......•. 5 50 n 50 n 0&04
C -ta, Vbush ... .... ........... 0 50 M 0 50
Peas 41 bar h ................ .
barley. P bash .............. 0 75 to 0 $0
Potatoes *bush ............ 0 re et 050
Fgga i' dos. loops int 11........
seer.
Shorts- F ew-t...................
Bran, ! cwt ..
Wool....
tildes .......... ..............
tl hoc eek ms .................. .
Leans to he etrter.
Long visits, long stories, long exhorta-
ti .ns and long prayers, seldom profit
those who have to do with them. Life
is short. Time. is shnft" Moments are
preciooa Learn to condense, abridge
and intensify. We east endure many an
sehe, and i11, if itis soon over, while even
pleasures grow insipid and intolerable,
if they are protracted horrid the limits
of reason and convenience. Learn to be
brief. Lop of branches, stick to the
main fact in your ewe. if you prey, ask
for what you would mate., and get
through; if you speak, tell ynnr message,
and hold your tongue; foil down two
words into ens and three into two.
Learn to he Wel
0 15 14
n 17 (tr
0 11 '
090
0 70
180
0 18
300
7 00
0 10 .,
0 16
0 18
0 12
1 00
0 80
1 70
0 18
3 50
7 00
150
At the low prices ef
10 lbs FOR
4 "
3"
11.00
1.00
1.00
Try them and be convinced. My stock
Groceries ie well assorted, and at
prices which defy competition.
♦ have also opened out a complete asuetint n:
of
China, Glas3war e & Crockery.
Which 1 intend to sell at
Very Low Price3e
Trude .Nark Reeiafrrrd.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
A CALL' IS 4OLiCITE!).
&OWE
HOB TRUNK RAILWaI.
1\1-:8 w GOODS_
C UTLER Y
BIRD C.4GES
FRUIT JARS
PLL TED DI/ NE
COOKIA G STOVES
ES
F.IXCY B.,SSKETS
PRESERVING KETTLES
JAS SAUNDERS & SON.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OiFFICE.
Tickets to Winnipeg pnd return will he on
ale at the principal ticket onkel of the com-
pany from August 1st to September 301b in
elusive. good to return within forty days from
date of irene.
Q -w I. O L i/
10
Firs rias. tickets ava'.Ixh'e tin all the
urinal routes, thereby the lake routes include
meals and berths on the eteamet from Sarnia
to "'oil.ngwool, to and from Dnhrth.
FARE F':0:11 GODERICH - 855.0
1849-31.
•
Bargains in Prints
BARGAINS IN TWEEDS !
BARGAINS IN TABU LINENS
EXTRA VALUE IN CASHMER.ES.
N THE Ii Ii:HCk)UFT(IF.iUST10E.
IQrree'a a
RExcit D:vr
MoN. I Inetki. cR.
M.
('o(-srvor ItraoN.l:a v'' -ire tfa'Writ of
TO WIT: i F'ieel }',r, tans 1.0 red
out of llet La;. st}'* High Peru' of
Jostles and to me directed rraintd the
Lands and Teo- wu•nta of T. S. Reid it the
suit of (inn' . R'-rrtl and William A. Drell.
1 have ,.gust Ani :ahem in erf`t titian all the
rign t, title. interrst and equity of redemption
of the *hour named defendant in end to that
parcel of land situate. lying and t e'ec 'n the
Comity of Moron In the Province of Ontario.
and beteg composed of the South Easterly -
corner of theeast half of lot numner twelve
in the eleventh conecesion of the Eastern
Divjr'tm of the township of Ashfield. contain-
ing three quarter. of an acre more r- less in-
cluiing lot number eight and part of 1.t
nnmherar.en in the village of Alt-int-ille it
the ('..nn'' of limon. Which Imes and
Tenement. Isbell offer for sale. at mit o }roc.. in
the Court House. in the town of Gtderi.
Friday the twenty-ninth dory of September to
the hoar of twelve of the clerk. ,o. -t.
R' PBERT (l IBRON it.
pherltrs Otrce. Goderich• Sheriff of Hnron.
J one :an h I(t82. • 18:7..
THE SQUARE
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASS. CO'Y, TORONTO-Eetablishe
18M
PHOENIX iNS. CON. of LONDON 'England/ -
Established 1782.
HARTFORD iNS. CO'Y, 01 HARTFORD, Conn
--Established 1810.
Risks taken In the above first-class Offices, st
the lowest rates by HORACE HORTON.
The nnderet"ned le also Appraiser for the
CANADA PER. LOAN AND SAVINGS CO'Y
TORONTO.
Money to Loan on fled -clam .ecnrfty. rom
7 to 8 per Cent. -Charges moderate.
HORACE MORTON.
Golerfch Sept. 10. 18510.
Hy casual otaervation, we find *11 land
.peculators have • clear head and
watch
tchktthe
e
nps and downs of property. thug
large fortunr.. But the whole .ecret Ilk they
keep the system in • healthy condition hy the
nee of
Tag ruing MP TIE FALLRT IIRD111!IR.
We can rarely say that hundreds come to ns
for the great long and blood purifier before
going west. itead the following statement.
We could give thousands of the Name kind if
It were n _
(e heed seamiwoong
tenth** W� ithn t "'starlit
In the h d b In the throat,
choking sad meshing at nigh for years. so i
court not sleep, often tree „ed with doll, life-
less feelings. pales is the ebeat and tack.
After giving hundreds M dollars to doctors,
rad tying rap all hopes 1 tete*the Pions OF
TAR V At.t.ay. and am now able to do my work
aper 'even
M�
RS. JAMES McNE11..
IN 8ltneoe street, London. On
"The above statementilof My wife's te cot
fel" J Are. M'Nwtt..
For tale hy all druggists, manufactured h)
A. M. Shrleves London Semple
Sa.
P
i„
96 eta flys for Vie 0.e be led l
J...
h et the rnllnwlnge repieser ��a
Wiles.. F. J ..1'
Was. wed J. a. wanes. 1821
$CQC a week In your own town Terme and
V V $6 outfit free. Addrrs. H. 11 Att.6TT k
Co. Portland Maine
GOOD PLAIN
Dress Goods, 12 2 cts.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PMP FO"t
BUTTER AND EGOS!
COLBORNE BROS,
GODERICH
Medical Hall, Goderich;
A large i t.1 ; lc . f
Ianserrat Lime Fruit Juice, and Lime Juice, Cordial,
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.
Cocvra• oe HUMS. 1 By virtue of n \\'nit of
To wnr. t Flirt Factst issued out
of Her Majesty's County (burl of the ('mmty
of Huron. tend to me directed against the
Lands nod Tenements of Thomas ('rook at
the snit of Alexander Ross. 1 have sled and
taken In Execution all the right. tltle.interest
and equity of redemption of the above named
defendant. in and to that parcel of land
situate lying and tieing In the ('onnty of Huron
and Province of Ontario. 'rnmprieing the
Easterlt twenty acres of the North half of
lot number Mx In the tenth eons -.doe of the
Western iHvision of the t.'♦t/noble of Aehflcld.
Whit lands ani tenements i shall offer Inc
aale.at my office In the Cour I lonse,in the town
of Goderlch, nn Monday the second day of
October. at the hone of twelve of the clock,
noon.
ROBERT GIBJONB.
Sheriff .Office, (loderich. t'herlff of Huron.
Jnne 100 112. 1845.
- CANADA'S GREAT FEB!
WILSON'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGSTORE
Pore Lime Juice Helots -ire
PARIS GREEN.
Ply and Insect Destroyer far sale In
B IT L K r.
And Agricultural and industrial
The purest and best brand in the Market. Makes • cheap. delicious, and
WHOLESOME SUMMER DR I NK
EXHIBITION
For Ina? a• the
Just rce.•ived a great lot of
LONDON PURPLE ANID` PARIS GREEN,
HELZ,EBORE (FOP INSECTS, ETCH_,
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
CITY of TORONTO
F'rom5thtol6thSEPTEMBER.
For the de,tructicn of all kinds of inert. te. TLe new rut arid mouse poison,
0 MT C4- O N RAT S_
POISON FLY PAPERS. Etc.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and. Druggist.
SPRING AB SU1ll SUITI
$26.000 in Prizes.
F'h�r4tart:m,�t� �e strareid tilt live alma
Tgriemiilmrt)alms► ale:
he
rk
are "nig rl.li
t
'Attar Nit hi4!re la
1 Grandest Brent et. the Iry
IN ALL;TIIF:
LATEST STYLES
±1 TT G -H U NLOP
Nearly 1011088 clatters sash year.
Frill psrtlentars In use prise Iles which wilt
ler cent anywhere nn am= by post card
et other -who to the at Tefe11M.
Th. attrsMlon iliia year win perp esawytbl
before offered. Entries should he sett to at
Mee.
�) WrTHwotw 1 Hti1.
PneeMew • I - r-tarl Torero,
Fashionable Tailor, West Street Goderich.
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM.
Ari Besigus Ill Wall Papers.
New .a the time, if lou a iah ot,e or twoeniimon* at home, to ace Bullet'''. room paper
20,000 Rolls of t he Latest DesignS
Hssatlfnl coon end at priest him than very are the booty eller in town. aand mn.inferior Rbesoldoods t CSI and s r them, 'hoe
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