HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-10-20, Page 5THE HUI1014 SIGNAL, FRIDAY, uc'i'. 20, 188i.
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r4, be g onsort ted by (lis Iondo ere- its
gesewIey wlen Areal- ra.food lWMeon
Los11■b (assert - Allow Casal IMle-ted.
bird Nlealeypf Eight, is tLe 1 ew
leer is 1t,ed, wi lwbonttoiu two weeks
and, 4Ake I)1 such ritl1h leaner,
be fed 1nF, public by the corporatidh u
Loddon. It will be a very conservative
banquet, however, for $2,500 ot4y lits
been voted for it, which, according to
the liberal eaters in tha civic body, will
ord I+(tt]lirtlt better t$ wp`eosie •iylntin
e]Ls a,gllss1 c� a.st$r.
'Thhe , u a London ape(1.11 says tiro hl-
dividual claims for dam.' -ea incurred tet
Alexandria dinitig the reign of tenor
amount to the sunt of $30,1100,001 up to
r
Edildld Illalet awnounees that the
trial of Arabi and his :lsaocl Ites will not
proceed unless they arodefended by Eng-
lish counsel ; while the Egyptian Minis-
try has informed Sir Edward Malet that
it,will nit be lesposlbld for the covern-
uaeat of the country if the English c un-
sel introduces a method of proced•ire un-
known to the Egyptian courts.
The Titans says: --"Cates pro' er ar-
rangement be trade by she Egyptian
authorities to secure a fair trial for Arabi
and his leaders, it is possible that the
British Government will require that
they he handed back to English custo-
dy.
rA Caine despatch says the evidence of
Arabi's complicicity in the June maw-
acres
aracres is possibly insufficient to secure hie
oonvictiuu, but there is little doutt that
it is " not proven rather than " ant
guilty." Eight hundred documents in
the correspondence between Arabi and
various persons which Gen. Wolseley
captured after the tattle of Tel -el -Kabir
have reached the Foreign Othoe. At the
private investigation in the cases of the
rebel prisoners, most of them objected to
being questioned regarding the events
prior to the outbreak, Arabi especially
urging that they were covered by the
Khedive's general pardon. Arabi de-
nies that the June massacres were pre-
cipitated by the presence of the British
fleet, and says he was in no way respon-
sible for them. The Alexandria bom-
bardment was done after a mere twenty-
-tour hours' notice, which was entirely
-too short to allow the people to remove
or to carry away their instils. Arabi
alleges that he and his officer. did all in
their power to keep under control
this dangerous feeling, and would hale
succeeded in preventing the outbreak if
Admiral Seymour had u t been in such
parte. It was s common belief am.ouj
his staff that the British were well in-
formed of the dangerous temper of the
populace, and'inew that a bombardment
under the circumstances would drive the
Egyptians into frenzy. Arabi said all
the bloodshed was caused by a Maltese
stabbing as Ar.b who was den,,uncinig
Admiral Siffnetoora caotluct. do contra
diction of the charge of re'belb n. Arabi
produced evidence that he was acting in
perfect fealty to the Sultan and Khedive.
Baker Pasha proposes to concentrate
along the Giro railway the' war material
spread Over Egypt, and io select there-
from an equipment taw the new army,
and to sell the surphta Tie recommends
Rias Pasha to undertalre the organiza-
tion of polite
A special eaehlegrauu to the New York
Sunday Sun says the sbaretaoldere of th3
Suez Canal hare evidently got to be
coerced.
Tee Times has again, is all apparent
seriousness, taken taken up the question
of a new canal from A1riandria to Cairo.
and from Cairo to Suez. 'This can be
constructed for $50,000,000. It would
be of incalculable benefit to the western
region, now beyond the reach of irriga-
tion, and would mate Cairo a seaport.
It would require only one day longer in
transit than the present -cane!. The
whole project is elaborately and plausi-
bly set forth
Trade .Stark kroiagerrrl.
ANOTHER CREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
1:y sal ubs.rsahtru. we find all lana
MIM-, ulstota have a it head and watch the
ups and downs of tna•
grty, thus !Hakim.large fur: u res. But the whole secret is. they
keep Cie system in a healthy condition by th
use of
TAR ramie, TN11 VALLaW MkDI4'I
IA-, can safely say that hundreds ooate to u•
for the great lung and blood purifier before
going west. Read the following statement
We could give thousands of the sane kind it
It were neeessszy
I ue-rtif7 that I was troubled with Catarrh
is obs Mas, gathering of pn in the throat,
choking aasadi (toughing at rat for years. so 1
could toot ekep, ono woo with dull, life-
less feelings, pains in the chest and back.
After giving k.adreds of dollars to doctors,
ant giving up an hopes. 1 tried the fetus or
TIK 'st.t.sv, and am now able to do my work
after se v en Janis sickness."
YRS. JAMIE lrcNE11.,
OS Moose Sweet, London, On
"The above statement of my wife's is cut
rect.
Janna McNutt..
Far sate by all druggists, manufactured by
Prof. A. M. Shrlwen London. Ont. Sample
ppascc�t�t��ggea >s cb• fire ter Can be had in
Gsder7c► of tits follow► dru : Jena
head. Jaa. Mesas. I. , dies. Ray -
ass. and J. A. Iin11e1. 1825
Trovalltfg Gude.
GRAND TRUNK
t ase.
Paas. Esp'e.
Goderich.Lv.5.45am..ltJ0 pm. lapin 8.30 am
waeT.
Paas. lases, We'd. Mii d.
God.ric\.Ar 3 pIn 9.INpee ld.308.0 7.15pm
AGE LINES.
Lecknow Stage (dally) at r. 1e.16am .. dep fpm
Kincardine l Mum " 7aes
Laiups! Liii! Lauips!
owdeefeb Markets.
LIGHT FOR EVERYBODY.
Geo.H.OId
Grand Announcement to tho People,
Miss STEWART
begs to to aunoun • that, owing to the
`tremendous Rush 1
which attended her fall openinghaving abated in some Iueitsure, the
ladies of our town and te surrounding country, can nbw
view with a greater degree of pleasure, the
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
Has M•en busily engaged for the past few
weeks, working ap the cotapetltlo0 amongst
the apple borers. no that the farriers would be
enabled to get the
at her new premises, nest door to R. W. McKenzie's Hardware Store.
She Has Everything in Wearing Apparel a Lady Can Desire,
lli1io Itht Price
The most complete assortment of Children's Wearing Apparel in town.
But he has act neglected to la.ep rap his stock
of
GODERICtL ()et. 19. 1882.
\sheat. (Fall), bash.. .. ..... $0 t4 ca $ 91
Wheat, (!Spring) V bush....:... (96 ((t A�
Floor. , barrel.. .. b (d 00 560
(oats. i bush 030 is 0 31
Peas • bush 0 sit s8 060
:Harley, a hush c.....:... 0 4S to 0.32
J*otatoes h bush .. e.35 fie 035
Jiay. •ton _ 00 to 800
Eui(er s R.. 0 LS fir 0 17
hos. Ina}aeisd)........ • 0 0 12
eLLL'6�� ieeebbb�sse• e w( ................... ola a
o Bo
Bran, P cwt
.. 1 0
0
Wool.. ....ei i
............ . ....
woad....... ... ................. 3 oe ;' 3 So
Hides 7 ,e 7 75
40 150
WILL YOU
EXCHANGE
a case of'
Dyspepsia or
litliousnes
for 75 cents?
It is awfully
unwise to
tg'lntzo un-
dcrt:lcmany
ailments
arising from
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Sttomach and
Liver. when
this offer is
made to you
In your own
home in ail
sincerity.
VIM - abrolute certainty of
wine �su.
t?PIISA (from Brasil) cures
Das palaand Biliousness. A
4tle dose relieves; a famph•
Ole convinces; a 73 oc'tt
tis care^.
acts directly II oa the
kollsaclr Liver, and Kidneys.
t. Corr•o%et I ng, Jr- -
a sive* e'
Brain
M1 ��i simpb; (cork=
the Dt.es-
activity to
lake It to ane
1 lass and 10,4
all te— i 7 mat Betas at._
tepees, sad reit your notes
bow 1t seta It 1' warraajad
t• ear* Dypepsta sad
tDM
Cheap Groceries,
MILLINERY & MANTLES
Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, ornaments, &c., &c., St•.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And is now selling them at- rices that anno
be beaten.
The BestLine of Teas in Town
isat
5:40 -CALL AND INSPECT THE GOODS FOR YOURSELF.
Apprentices Wanted to Learn Millinery and Dressmaking,
C -_II_ CI=s_
Ile has also gone largely into
Croc8rj & tllssro
DANIEL GORDON
CABINET biAgER,
THE LEADING-AN
VNDER'. IAHERL
Furniture at Bottom Prices for Cash
and hat, on hand a large selection of Lamps
of beautiful design.
fl you want satisfaction call and see.
G. H. OLD
Godes ich, Sept. ?Bth 1842. nos
The Chicago House
WEST -ST., CIrODERICH_
THE FALL TRADE IN MILLINERY!
Has now opened at that headquarters of fashion, the Chicago House,
and Paul now in a position to state that the latest st�y'les, last material
and most reasonable prices can he found there. Everything in the
Millinery line in Misses, Young Ladies, Matrons and Widows' Wear is
on viewiat tho Chicago House. A particularly fine line in Widows'
Ca can be seen.
MISS WILKINSON is also agent for Butterick's Patt •res, and
Parker's Stearn Dye WIrkr, Toronto.
]7Retuember the pce THE CHICAGO HOUSE, West -Street.
NEW ARRIVALS
tor'
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
OVER,COATINGS.
Scotch,_Eu1isfl, Irish & Cauadain Teeds
IT -UGH D U NLOP
NEW DRESS GOODS
I have now on hand a very large stock, such a, •
� � 1 V S
Chairs ofall kinds, Tables, Bedsteads, al
Parlor Setts, Side Boards, Rat-
tan Chairs,
.\ large Ahipme:tt of
s Goods
2 Doors West of the Post
Miss Jessie Wiisoi
FASI-IIONABLE MILLINErt_
TIMOTHY SEED.
)- l{l 011 and GUI ID.
THIS YEAR'S GROWTH,
.\
SPLENDID VARIETY
-AT
8.SLOANE'S
SSED STORE.
Newest Styles in Hats and Bonnets
I he 111(04. popular Shades ire gibbus-.
Novelties in Feathers and Ornaments.
Styles and Prices certain to please
Miss Jessie Wilson,
THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
Bargains in Gre7 Flannele,
at J.' 0. C`:rs.
Bargains in Canton Flannels,
at J. O. Detior & Co's.
Bargains in Winceys3
at J. G. Detior & Co's.
A IAA of Table Linen at Job Prices. Mantle Cloths in (are:tt Y ari
Mantles Made to Order. Mantles Cut Free of ('i•Rlge.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
THOROUGHBRED
-AND-
IMPROVED STOCK .
SIXTH ANNUALSALE
I Nf1KR THE AI SPiCKA OP THE
HURON LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION
-0v-
WEDNESDAY OCT. 18
uA,
And following day. If eeeessary, at the
TOWN OF CLINTON,
•
Sore. (•owmty, Ottterin. Canada.
H Rws. Cows. Aelfers, [sheep sad
0
ewls', viMa
a hest ds in Oaatadot' and
tthe6t wei%•ttrw�,,r.s.�w-•
, Atatoireen paFtdass. iJ� ems"
i. Y H
k
f r � east.
(r .
Of wily sauseast`
iu
i Ina be nwielvestzeier
tary Zile* :11111111111. :Wu
raw tie *verde*
of the
0-5.1t
('onteining 500 pieces of the Choicest Mnste. Orders taken at Heron Sehatl Book rat pot.
STRIPEL and. B.;,
REQ( SHEPPARD, Agent, aoderi{.i t
Tc mi•, L in dolor for ,, ritnnl:itge.
COLBORNE BROS,
CANADA'S FAVORITE WEFKLY
THE WESTERN ADVERTISER
-AND -
WHIM 7IC LIBH3RAL,
OF LONDON, ONT.
Important Reduction in Price -Balance
of 1882 Free -Valuable Pre-
mium for the coming year.
The price of the Wogran( ADTotTT.rR ,P
Wwatln.v Limiest. W hews redwood to $seas
Mr 111031hebn tsar of POI free to new ewh.rr•ibees 1.
syqM lattaeasr pygera. ditty four onlamns.
The lewd news, valwahie ers
nepartU te.' of
iwteoret to I1 eentinwad and completed
Marta-, music pictures, eta, For 1A rents en-
tre a Om of oar great book pregame of 15e
ni.be.titlett"Hoag alto Ilamain,- will be
a (grown tag (weer: or. for i5 cents.
he newt iv heavy board cover. Cestishp
Mats wid reelpel on I.tIIIweer
o trope Inked. 5.ewt ass{
will wast wad
•�l1r�y w t
caw tttr6� es alae t SILrrw-
-hdiwiAewtMOld� 6a[ago w1Wwtodor.
`NAI Mwdivow oiar fn —soritoolot
"r t CA Adie r1r t
Adee-effete
.
The shrive balmier Wl O..N 1, awl'
Tota1 1'Otte% at
will be din fermi Aare to the tat M Jeteary.
ust, far the atereowl1 low llama et 112.50 In
TAC crow.
We A Khoo...*
. .4 � w'
• (ra\b's Blseh. RrMtta et.. mart w,�at
ryes,, tlm .n acorn' M L
h s atHl masrrt'r wort RRiN
feetwo trod a4 sod,
GOI)ERICIT
ATINDE15,3 VARIETY STORE.
=LtT� 0 -ODDS_
CUTIl: . F
BIRD (`.1GES
FR UITJ..4RS
I'L.1 TED 1Y:1 RE
CO()KI✓'I G STOVES
F.1.ArC Y BASKETS
PR ESER VIJV G KETTLES
J. S. SAUNDERS & SON.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun
NEXT fJOlt TO THE i'OST OFFICE.
Z\Zeclica1 mall, God.erich.,
large supply of
M n.errat Line Fitit Juice, and Lime Jaice, Cordial
Tho; purest andthcatLiand in the Market. Makes a chap. delicious. and
WI-IOLESOME SLIMMER PRI N KS.
Suss received a great Int of
LONDON PURPLE AND PARIS GREEN,
For 14t1AT11 111"(15.
y_E=,LEBOP.E FOR INSECTS, ETC_,
(IN 5111tt'ItHEHv.
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
For the destruction of all kinds of insects. The neo rat and (non-,,
=CVG -I3 (;) N R,AT
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist.
beautiful
Art Begigus is Wall Papers.
Now is the time. It roe wi.h one cr t wo nice rooms at home, to sec Hitler's room paper
11, has ore.
20,000 Rolls of the Latest
Benutifnl colors. and at prices less than very enol( inferior goods. Co 1
are the hod •sine in town. and moist be sold.
Designs
:1nd Ac.• thele they
The 1si Siug ��or 1 ii, x111 h'sliioos
iitfAITLANT) H(►TEL, GODSRiCH
111 ONT.
'flee shorn new an 1 hast-etuse Mese. rinse to
the Rahway Pasties end convenient to 'he
town. 1. aerond to none to Ontario. for com-
fort and arrnmmodatktw. fa heated by Hot
Air.
11 04111/11 04180*. IW1111115C Reiff
(Toryi5t !Awn and g.,vlen on the prenilee..
Hot sad told maaN at all hnorw. Metrot rvt/prw.
An Otsalhws to 94nd frost boat and raew
-rth la ettts4w
anrA loo Rrnwts,
fi
Pro-
prietor
Ts -3=
HA\ 'rll.ST Till
DO1.110NIN
AIR RESTORER
ADS BY 1l TAPSOOTP, of Brantford, pleases them hotter than any prepara-
ilea they ever ward. It Is meat refreshing in car of h•rdaeh• or feverishness,' of 'ho
scalp, sad makes Faded or Only Hair sesames charmingly natural and healthy appearanee.
Price C Cee .ts l'ex Mottle
GEORGE =NAB,
AC31nNT FOR 0-01:3ERI01E3-