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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-09-08, Page 7-+..-prop,.----�--- ,.......0111141/.1.•••••••••• T ll E HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 8, 1882. 7 Fun ant) Tanct , 1 'Wilt think' is the 4 abs two of al fresh 1a41li w'liu a wilto w tau sat bas- ket. arlet. 1 ,ys ire danann ash Ivmrticulal iy in Dimmest. se take at tete.. Dr, VAN iluausl's Kt..w.v Opts and .obtain relief frets sat yonr •wiurip,ta Your druggist keeps it. Juke. Wilco, (hal*. rich. int What's that man yelling at !" sd.tal it farmer of bis bay- " tt h v," chlrik•t d the yosutteter, "hi. yoetling at the top et his voice." CleuALauL - A Immo sell 1... o n• n onnectieu with the gait Renee ..r•wlsich nater,s grey hair to ite natant" o•.t.r by a few weeks use. Sold at h.l cents lar bottle by Jaime Wilgus. 2sit Mont people who visit Niagara Falls we ottllssrp(,tnt.d in the roar. They ea - pact to smoothing like thu v• •,ou of a chairman in a ward caucl:s. Proclaim it far and wide that Dr. Vast Bn•affl's KIDNEY CUBA not only imme- diately relieves all kidney diseases. but what is more important t.. the u..foltn- nate sufferer. will ultimately en,e hum effectually. Sold by J. Wilson, (:,de - rich. to. M. see an article in the pawn about 1.•y inventors. We hope they will in - tee a bey w1•• won't whintfe on hu tai - ,en and ua the stremma et night time Loy pews 4 elm* imine ` a .,- t.s Dr. Ontisesus 4 verwase , Ia.Yy ,.xwdd�erenid �i�mpd�nlilsa Kids*, Curs wraises all mem f CAW Dlrmma. Me seas aril ask .es Sural Ise Dr. OaltRttsada Kra- ase Cris. Seidl by James M tine, • .•.dwxlt tae k girt what seas est se leek (meet el pt aareet. bas • smash went us. test .•eb es the .oma Me trios to be lee- . •me Lug 4.dl.. n., hum dowel L sampie hest• dosed ora the sunwy .alis of a Illssahere same haa.seder the . if allmmompeiftmee elk Dr rM ^. raw, -wed sae elf the i/__I__- ►istrrams erg sect a,.wfierla( brawny .Dr Vas f3o- . •ley Can seeker, le•Igret all the .. er as the •sty psalms* r.„ 1 "•l, MP - rosMea Tow ellieMe hut is. GesdoricA !n re' Rani,-Ifssaso Ovum ))r .-Oar ��teeL. Aad spring, says the Kentucky T.ra J.. win af, has been remodelled. The .,ne fur two in a hre.l u to arranged that the part the part the wife lies ..n can be set by the husband unknown to the f,.rmer, and it cartage her out of bed and stands her up •.n the flair at any hour for which it is set. It then remains turned up on one edge so she cant get back again, at least on her side of the bed; and she won't cote back •on his 'side; for *he's too oilfired mad to come near him. So the result is she is com- pelled to dress and go down stairs and ..veto breakfast, aed the old man will get. a rest. Satn.on lost his strength witl. his hair. Thousands of men and women lxue their beauty with theirs, and very large numbers restore the ravages of time by using the famous CingaleseHairRestorer. Sold at 50 cents per bottle by James Wil- son. 2m When the rider in the guise o' a drunk- en spectator staggered into, a circus ring at Marquette, Mich, and the ringmaster went through with the usual foolery of ejecting him, incidentally remar :ing that no policemen were ever preseut when order needed to be restored, a German officer hustled the performer off to jail, in spite of all protests and explanations. " A choke is a choke," he said, " but Yen a man zay vere is the police, and vy don'd dey arrest dat drunk man, den de 'Marquette police is in dot vicinidy, and (lona you forgot id, Mr. Circus, I bed you." \Why go on dajb after day suffering with splitting headaches when a brittle of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine will cure Jou 1 If you do not believe it ask your lIruggist for a circular -and read what those who have used it say about it. ,Price $1.00. 2m There is a slight misunderstanding be- tween McGinnis and his wife's mother. it came about this way: Hostetter Mc- Ginnis is thinking of'taking • trip to El Paso for his health, but his mother-in- law has been telling him that there is danger of being scalped by the Indians, and that he had better stay right here at Austin. "Nonsense," replied Hostetter McGinnis, "There used to he Indians on the El Paso road, but they have all' leen driven off. 1 don't „believe there is an Indian in the whale country." "Very well," replied hi* wife's mother, "when you get (put on the plains, and one of these wild beasts comes at you whooping and yelling, then tvou will think of me.' "T don't doubt it, ' said Hostetter- Mc- t;innis, and now the entente cordiale has Lien spoiled, and there is a coolness be- tween them. Dr. J. W. Fairchild of New York,says: Personally i believe in Phosphatine; I use it myself and in my family and prac- tice I prescribe Phosphatine with a ctn- fidenee that i can attach to other remedy. It is safe --it is effective. For sale by all druggist. 2m An ingenious tramp, thinking to wrinv tears and money assistance from the stoniest hearts with a new science. gate it an experimental trial in the north end. He has decided not to patent the inven- tion. He told a nnrth end lady of his unfort.unete condition, and asked if he might mat 'tome of the grans in the yard. The lady, not less amused than surpris- ed, said: "Certainly." He went out, and getting down on all feury oommeuc- ed on the grass after the netgfected dhd never popular faahinn of Nebuchednes- zer, and apparently not enjoying the diet any more than the ancient sinner of .olden time. Presently the tramp's eyes aught sight of the servant girl b Bon- ing him from the back yard. He hon flit a rich reward for his humility •vat , doh, and tnstantly tespneded " D. of motion to mei" acid he. 1 e+ " What did you want t' "He for w e a look of hopeful expectancy. •u may go in the back yard, if you t to; the grans is taller t /Ass Ohm BOTtO. • ,tarried w°roan, of ltbwterd wear Font, Mich., on Mon- day lactated her five-year old child to herself, and then held her own and the child's head under water in a tnh entil loth were drowned Lt.... re11 *haw% far Indu.trial, 7 'rout(' Rept i ft. 10. )titodwli, at Mitchell, Sept 14 mud 15 Mullett Branch, C1iuG u, Sept. 18 and 19. Provincial. Kunitst..n, Sept. 18 and .'3. West Huron, Uuderich, Sept. 19 and 90. Hay Bench, Zurich, Sept. 21 and 22. Tuckennsith, Branch, Seaforth, Sept. 21 and 22. Western Fair, London, Sept. 23 to 29. South Hurts, Exeter, Oct. 2 and 3. East Huron, Wroxeter, Oct 3 and 4. Ashfield Branch, Dungannon, Oct. 4. Grey Branch, Brussels, Oct 5 and 6. East Waasmash , Belgrave, Oct 11. Morris Branch, Blyth, Ott 12 and 13. 1004101011. Civic Hounay.-In accordance with a nwneruu.Iy awned petition the Reeve has proclaioird 'Thursday, Sept. 14th, the day following the vreat Caledonian gathennglas a civic holiday. This will afford our cinema an .opportunity of at-. tending the gauges at Brussels. 700? AMP1TATan. - For 1••We time past, Mr. W. J Ferguson, school teach- er, of St. Helens, has been suffering from a dummied ankle -joint, and finding it impcmmihle 1.. care the evil it was thought advisable to 'amputate the foot, the oper- ation being performed on Wednealay last by Dr. Ilackid• assisted by Drs. Stewart, u( urucefield; Bethune, ••f Witts►mm; Heiebisua and McKay, of Dtwtprnue; sad llaeCnmrnon and ren- ames, orf Lts.lie.r. qtr Ferguson, wit.. se et premed in the t i11a),e under the care •.1 Dr 1i..t:al, if doing well. A Travr"nl. Sweep. -As announced is the "rwt4e.4 knit week a travelling oiirun'y esu.•.-;• a•nved in town, an•1 ems. Moa rule ix till places LIC t' Isite.l IC strrvh •t ow:4..y ,••nt was t.,e luilii•.en sats)' .h.e.s i ••f :In. P, ui • ttf • • he ea* rn±a:•a•.I t.. els," ''..• .L•, After hisdel..r ore. h..weler, (tri. Age ,worst a v.,ieahle e'• in l •!:..r ltaa$.tnl 1,1 Cie el, ata•I n' • v .i :he v,La:e r..natal.le, who t• :e_ Waltham. the •w -em harng '• ft i :l•. tasantla.e for tit place, t., hive him r armed wheth d e r. •. • .- stables Met 10. V i.. and • :tl c••. .• r S'inirfuilu on f'hurel.v tot role. brou_ht the prisoner lack to the villi • •r. the missing article having been found ill kis iox. He wss brought up before magistrates Campbell., Ltwreece and Grahain "n Fi idly, abs committed him to Walkerton for trial before the Judge, when he was sentenced to, thirty days and hard labor in the County Jail. - [Sentinel. eawleg weed. .ews:oof Taws. 11 . 4 . .1 article that has achieved sue ee •s, rut attaiuieJ a world-wide r;,„srs• turn by its true India* and wonderful re sults, is always irritated. Such is the case with Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Al- ready unprincipled parties are endeav- oring to delude an uususpecting public, by o'Jerill ; imitations of this must furtaaat, dim.. .very. Do not be deceived, but insist un having the true remedy, and take no other. Trial bot- tlers freest Rhyn Li' drug store. Large size $1. (5) iseekies•s Zanies salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chil- blains, Coeds, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. It is suntan - teed W gree perfect satisfaction, ur money refunded Prion 25 cents per box. Fur sale by Gen. Rhynas. 1830 ly. Wk.'s the .eat Physician. The one that does most to relieve suf- fering humanity of the thousand and one ills that befall them, is certainly the best of all physicians. Electric Bitten are daily doing this, curing where all other remedies failed. As a spring tonic and blood purifier they have no avid. They positively cure liver and kidney exult - plaints. In the strongest sense of the term, they are the best and cheapest physician known. -(Daily Times. Sold by Geo. Rhyme', at 50 oents. [31 No one ever hears a Loy cteeplain al,.,ut the back -breaking., soul -killing hard -ships of woad sawing. All such talk is confined to adults, and it leis no' real foundation. There is only one way to saw wood and take comfort at the same time, and everybody bait that way. Yesterday afternoon half a c .rd of ,four foot wood was flung down at the date of a house on Second street, and the wagon had only departed when a Loy fifteen years old appeared with a bucksaw in his haml. All hie action indicated his pur- pose urpose to go through that word pile like chain lightning, but it took him exactly seven minutes to discover that he had left the saw -buck in the woodshed. and five minutes more to bring it out. Some boys would have dr.•ppe•1 the saw buck wherever it happened and pitched right in, but this boy spent five minutes in selecting a location • f the first water. By this time he had the presence of three other boys to cheer him to victory. These three h ,ys Slade the following suggestion in the order given below. "I'd hire a mas'.Ieen," "I'd run away. and fight Injuns. "I'd let the ole nun du it." But the het.. went right ahea•1 with his work. In t.enty minutes after h ■ first move he had a stick of woad on the saw Luc::. He turned it over four times Before it settled down to his own s.itia- faction. and then he picked up the ass A bucksaw is a simple yet initenious pie:, of machinery. Men who were'saw- ing wood by the day have been known to stand and gaze at the saw an hour at a time without bei.:g able to solve its mysterious points. This boy picked up the saw and carefully examined it. in the course of seven minutes, with the aid of the other three boys he was en- abled t.. discr.ver. 1. That the teeth were all there. 2. That it was in perfect order, as far as a boy could judge. When these discoveries had been made, a discussion arose as to whether a holy cpul•i saw faster by sawing left handed. The vote on this question was decided in the negative, and now the moment arrived for actin. The bey spit on his hands. He removed his art. He humped his back He pulled his rap over his ears. He had his knee on the stick and the maw in his hand, what a little three omit ri^• low.. ••n the next corner ran nut at a cam ng govt. The goat noshed into a yard, and the girl was heard screaming. The sew fell to the mend, tum saw beck was upset, and the b.y went tearing down t.. the e. rner like a cheap whirl- wind, and when darkness hasps tet set- tle down over the We of earth he re- turned to carry the saw and buck into the woodshed far the night. --{Ks. \Ino rbyslNaaalenrel se. It is generally oonsidered a pretty dif- ficult task to outdo a physician, but the following will prove conclusively where nice were completely outdone. Mn. H• Ian Pharviz, 331 Gayton St., Chicago, was treated for Consumption by nine physicians, and all pronounced her case iucur.l.le. Seven bottles of Dr. King's Nee D ...very for Consumption oomple- u v c rel het. Doubting ones, please irop her a postal and convince your- selves Trial bottles free at Rhynas's Dru; ",.re. Large size $1.00. (4) The Allan steamship Acadian went ashore on Crane Island d wing a fog on Stu or ray night, while in charge of a titbit Several holes are in the hull and the fore compartments are full of water. Lighters have been despatched to assist her in getting of. Sea w.s 5 your ewe town Terme awl V WWI emit (reg AAdrwee H li so t e*+ R Ce. Ianl alai,• T?.e dieter's Last happy arwrt. Era:esVILLE, ltld., Jan. 11, 1882. 1 recently had a very difficult case of Consutnption. I treated it in the most scientific manner possible, but to no ef- fect; (..(tient grew gradually worse. Rather than give up, and is a last re- sent, I decided, much against my wish, to use a remedy that had cured one of my former patients. Greatly to my sur- prise. the patient began to gain, and in i much shorter time than I dared to ever expect, she was -completely cured. The name of this remarkable remedy is Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump- tion. I now use it altotgether in my piactiee. -[Leading M. D., Evansville. Trial bottles free at Rhynas' drug store. Large size $1. (6) to the Kedlcaa Profession, sad all vibe= 11 rosy . Phosphatine, or Nerve Food, a Phos- phate Element based olein Scientific Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin, 11. D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon- ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner- vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia and all wasting diseases of the human system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine, hut a Nutriment, because it contains no Ve.;etable or Nlineral Poisons, Opiates, N irc,tics, and no Stimulants, but simp ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements found in our daily food. A single bottle is sufficient to convince. All Druggists sell it. $1 00 per bottle. I.ownzN & Co., sole agents for the Dominion 55 Front Street East Toronto Under a contract with the county of Syracuse, N. Y., Mrs. Freland receives pauper babies, and also takes childr-n for young women who don't want to be bothered with them. A child, which recently died on her hands, was found to have been left out in a w.axished all night while fatally i11. Other babies in her keeping were starved to a pitiable c onditien. Mrs. Freland says she in not paid enough to keep them properly. The /infest, beet and cheapest medicine in the world is Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bitters. Sold in large bottles at 50 cent., by all Daug Lista. MRS. WAVOCK Begs to acquaint the ladies of Goderich vicinity, that she is now showing rad Sp* add Sauer Misery .tt her shop, Hamllfon Street. in great and heautlfnl variety. She has secured the ser- vices of a city milliner, and feels asnored that she can give SATSIFAC TI Old iN ROTA STYLE AND MAKE. She ho sus to he favored with a t nit from her patrons. and the ladles generally. MRS. WARNOCK. -Tboeaawderee Of gra rM et thrlrt7mrolsb res a A sttltharpn fro d II by the use of t he m-r'est 'CHEAP GROCERIES! SL1 BSy,R 1 BE FOR THE SIGNAL FROM NOW Till the 1st ofJauuary FOR ONLY 50 Cls. Now is the time to Subscribe for a WiAwalieliewspr. The Huron Signal 1, iS THE BEST Local & General Newspaper in the County of Huron. Subscribe Now I GERMAN INVIGORATOR, wtMsh pdHidawti 010 so 1..,,111 lewv �1e•�em of .��femA�Kisfk��re�.a. [mfg ws��� 1efker��f��� 1 t by tea Asst RwvwAn, nolo Anent M OM.rl.b: DEA NT S -VT =FTI Begs t., ,.nnounoe to the potpie of Goderich and this section of Huron, that he 1.s. I,..tehased from 14r. A. Phillips his stock of Groceries, etc., and will continue rhe business in the old stand, on the Corner off Victoria, and Bruce Streets. Hating bought the gouda for cash, and as 1 intend to make all my {purchases from wholesale men for cash also, I will be in a position to sell at Very Low Prices for Cash My stock will always be fresh. I will keep the best brands of teas, good sugars, and everything in the grocery line from the best producers. Bacon, Spiced Meats rte. , ale ays on hand in season. I am determined to please, both inquality and rice Aer'Call at the stand, Victoria .meet, pposite the FairirGrund, near D. K StU,eterc machine .hop. _ S /� %= FT li.alrrich, 'larch 9th, 1892. �I �r Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock. G. BARRY CABINET MAKER all UNDERTAKER Hamilton Street, Goderich. -1 good ..... rtmcnt of Kite1...., lied -room, Ininit(g Room and 'Parlor Furniture, emit as Ta Wes, (*limits (hair, cane and wood seattdt, cupboards, Bed -steads, Mattresses, W.sh-stao Lounges. Sofas, What -Note. I oolit.g (iluse41. N. It. -a complete assort mewl of Collin* and Shrouds always on band into* Hearers fcr h at reasonable rates. Piet lire I ramin¢ae[•t'e nl:�.- :'. t511!olicitrd. 1751 BOOTS&SHOES cSt Weddu�^ Be.; t. announce to the Fel lit '1;.t t1ay hate opened business in the above St roe in the At•.)e lately occnpirti 1•c I . ibte Newton. Having purchased a large and well assorted stock of : 1 1 in g 11 cl t 1 n it ft Goods at else figures, we are determined tit Ri%e the Public the'behetit. 14UI0K SALES & ShIALL If °FITS WILL BE 01111 MOTTO 7'11 -Please call and examine "; r e• •'ds before purchasing elsewhere. ?.3rReulember the place. at ,. oleo r to J. Wilson's Drug Store r+: ('u..tonl Work will it et ick • ur r}ecila attention. ..• None but the beat of ►.i4t.-itut used and tint -class workmen emplo3.1. 1 ..rah leg neatly dont . 1.:1 r a1:, •rtt it notice. (loderieli,March 9.1S&. [�OWN1N0- & WEDD.UP THE KEY TO ' HEALTH.1 Ho ! FOR H° >, Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrying off gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the secretions ; at the same time Co Acidity of the Stomach, curingonen_ sonans, Dyspepsia- arturn. H Oonstaou pstion. Dryness of the Skin, Droysy, Dim- ness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Bhaunt ItrydDelas, Scrofula. E'litteringot the Heart, Nervousness and General Debility ; all these and many other simi- lar Complaintsyieldto the happy influence of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Sample Bottles 10c; Regular size $L For sale by all dealers. T.11111111:116 • to.. Proprietors, Toronto flVoWLERS EXTRACT WILD gTRAWBERth' Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Or sentery, Cramps, Colic, Sea Sick- ness and Summer Complaint ; also Cholera Infantum, and all Com- plaints peculiar to children teeth- ing, and will be found equally beneficial for adults or children. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS. T. MILBURN a CO., Proprietors, Toronto. ST2!C'LY P:111,E NARML::S TO THE LOST UELICATE. •••••••- •- • 5 - (v._._.. -sows r albad11.041111110.. . r� atop •- :rate: r Ma* noequal. It containr *Opium In any fort► I: ALL DIVOOIIT$. MANITOBIi The Great Western Railway will run their excursions to MANITOBA and DAKOTA points during May and June every two weeks, commencing TUES- DAY May, 2nd, 1881. Fares Reduced. For nforntation, tickets, etc., apply to GEO. B.JOHNSTON V Special Agent Great Western Railway God erlt•h, Ont. uolerich, Anrtl.28. 18,2. 1535. HALL'S AT Alf13 H URE 14 Rernmmended by Pbrslctane. C iTIR.M9 Catarrh of the Nasal Cpvlty --Chronic and Ulcerates, Catarrh of the Ear. tie erhro tt It Is taken INTERNALLY, and- acts IRLCTLY exon theBlood and Mucous Pram of the System. It is the best load Faruk., -in the WORLD, and Is worth ALL that i charged fur It for THAT alone. THE ONLY INTERNAL CURE FOR CAiARRR 1_t IN THo MARKET -say sY l 0Ymat�rt. 11 •'m to ;anal• $ 00 Wet.Lsen, (Pb.,s.Manila 9� lasl< My 11111. .augt.F•t way tlwa:.J wt* asaarrb 'or two ) 5am, an 1 was v4 web bee.ateed by tee use '.f Haal'e Catarrh (tug'V Abe IS wow • .out cure .. W. T. SOUS&. % ot.LArn, On:, Marc). 20. 1i. 1 h••ve need " Hall's C.terrb Can,' ee.1 jada 1,., n ti,e g +o.1 reeulM I •),dead from owe .•ales, braev. it .1 sun the most stubborn • .we of • ararrb If 14 twee be ewtlnoeJ for a �u"uai.le Ieutth of time. W. H HF.LLLMa. WILr.(9(t. Oat, 'herb tri, Paola. _.tres fC••..Teirda,O. Nears -Haire en4•1 H•Il'e C.Nrrh Cure for t).o sl) ear, soil It gives satire eanefaet.em. ,•wan trulS H. W. H0itW)N, Dragftst Hall's Catarrh Cure mid by a0 wholesale az:lires=mit bromism PR:CE : i t'eata a Bottle. Iii IA° a DOA The oaly gsneine Halla Catarrh Cents rtitt nfertnrad by P..1 CH IiN*T A CO.. ?plods, a sees ware of Imtteei-os. Aoit.d for the Onta.4, train by H. W. HOBSON, Welland. ' Perry Davis & Son & Lalllre-Gil, GEORGE RHYN Ilot,s *arm. MONTRMALL to MI to L m 4 1