The Huron Signal, 1882-11-10, Page 5A P&INIPI L HISTORY.
w Sera tarar«ws.. W,.Nkr Mreebaese,
B.LtiI ilseMN Meet& lr$ak.- eased ase
1/wrYes-
L ndou,ov. 6. —About 26 years ago
Wm. Muir a partner is the tutu of
Adam H & Co., he was at that, time
considered to he one of wealthiest men
in the west. He lived in • tint e1•as
residence, kept his carriage, and was the
Scat in the city to introduce a liveried
footman. He was a brother-in-law . f
Judge Daniels, sod was otherwise well
connected. After leaving this city he
went into partnership with the well
. uowu 8rtu et Buchan..., Han-ia, J: Cu. ,
of Hamilton. In that ,.sty he mulled
nine of Mr. R. W. Harris, which still
tended to improve ais financial staudiug.
In the crib which swept over the Pro-
vince a few days after, Mr. Muir, no
had been speculating freely, was among
the victims, and in an evil hour he had
receeurse to drink in order to stifle Ina
grief. He now removed to Montreal,
but it was only tram bad to worts His
career was now steadily downward, and
to such an extent was he reduced that he
was "bliged to travel the country as s
book agent. When hest WWI in this city
it was evident to those who were ac-
quainted with him that he was fast break-
ing up. On his return to Mountie' he
was reduced to great poverty, and finally
through exposure and the baleful effects
of drink he fell a victim to disease and
was removed to the Montreal hospital.
where s few days ago he died. During
all his dreadful seasons of distress he
seemed to realize his position keenly,
and he kept aloof as much as possible
from his homer associates, his pride pre-
veutino him from taking known his
wretched position to those who would
have willingly stretched furl saving
hand. In his case, however, it would
have al'parently proved an impossibility
to snatch the devotee of folly from the
grave. He carefully concealed from his
friends his whereabouts, and after his
death in the hospital his remain» were
taken to the disseettng-room to be operat-
ed on, as is the custom, by the Montreal
students. Just as the professor was
about to plunge the knife int() the sub-
ject an old friend arrived at the dissect-
) in the greatest h.c..to and ex-
, itement, and forbade the Professor pro-
ceeding. After some parley the [natter
was satisfactorily explained, and the re-
mains of the once wealthy, influential,
and respected Wm. Muir were -taken in
charge, and decent sepulture assured.
A Mother's Geste Neglected.
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The Cheapest House Under The Sun.
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SAUNDERS VARIETY STORE. .
FOR THE BAI,ANCS E
Or NOVMBYIL WS orrER ALL 000D8 AT
t► " LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH .
'
O -EO. SH1PPARD.STOVES 1 TNWAR,
WALL PAPER
ANDGENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
JAMES SAUNDERS & SON.
THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY. NOV. 10, I882.
XMAS ANUUNCEMPJN
Trade Mark Registe+'ed.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPEG.
By casual otMar. ':un, We rind all Ian,
speculators have a t ..r head and watt h the
ups and downs at property. thus makin.
large fortunes. Nut the whole secret is, the)
keep the system in a healthy ronditien by th
use of
NISI mom Or TINE I'ALLEY RE11t'ItW
We eau safely say that hundreds touts to ,r
fur the great lung and blood purifier before
going west. Read the following statement
We could give thousands of the sane kind it
it were necessary.
1 certify that 1 war troubled with Catarrh
In the gathering of pntcgnh in the throat
choking and coughing at night for years. su I
could not sleep, often t' oubled with dull, life -
leas feelings, pains In . be chest and back.
After gluing hundreds o1 dollars to doctor.,
and giving up all hopes, !tried the Pntos ov
Tris VALLar, and am now able to do my work
after seven rear's sickness."
MRS. JAMES MCNlilt..
1001 Simcoe Street, Loudon, Ua
"The above statement of my wife's is .'ut
rect.
JAttaa McNutt..
For sale by all druggists, manufactured b)
Prof. A. M. Shrleves, London, Ont. Sample
Etc25 eta; five for ,1..00. Can be had in
(lode cb of the follow druggists: J.k.
Mead. JI... Wilson. F. .rdas. cr.. sky.
saw, aad J. A. vanes. IN_5
London, Nov. 6.—A ease of shocking
depravity is reported from London town-
ship. On Wednesday last an old woman
named Mrs. Loudon, residing on the 3rd
con., died from old age and general de-
bility. Har two sons named John and
James, who were informed of the d lath
of their maternal relative, borrowed some
money from Mrs. Scatchertl and her hir-
ed man for the purpose of purchasing a
coffin for the enslosure of the remains.
They sat out for London with about lit 116
in their po.se.ion, but on their way call-
ed lute two or three taverns where they
squandered all they possessed for drink
and did not return. The tieighborakind-
ly sat up with the body, which was plac-
ed on the lounge without a shred of cov-
ering, all Wednesday night. Thursday
cause and passed, but no nea• of the,
men was received. The warden of the
county was visited and acquainted with
the circumstances,and immediately order-
ed a coffin, and on Fri -lay afternoon the
remains were interred at the Roman
Catholic cemetery in presence of three
men and a few ladies, the son8 not he-
ing present. That in this enlighten-
ed age two youth men should be so de-
praved as to leave the corpse of their
mother without, so far as they were con-
cerned, s shred of covering, lying upona
lounve for two days and a night, whilst
they revelled in taverna and barroom. ,
is ahroat beyond credence.
The Minister of Education has extend-
ed the time for the payment of grants to
Mechanics' Institutes throughout the
Province, which expired on Wednesday
Last, to December 1st. About 820,000
has been paid out since the 1st „1
May.
Lamps! Limps! Lamps!
A general order has been issued by
the British goverpment to the consols of
the empire in all parts of the wot 1.1 di-
recting them to carefully avoid any in-
terference in the politics of the c milt ry
to which they are assigned.
WILL YOU
EXCHANGE
a case of
Dyspepsia or
Iii110ti511Cs5
for 75 cents?
I c is awfully
watt -Ise to
P^,e)nt7.e un-
d•'rt %omany
1..11 inont5
irisin" from
1)yspcpsiu,
Indigestion,t
Disordered
Stomach and
Liver. when
this other is
made to you
In yonr own
home in ail
sincerity.
with an absolute certainty o;{
erring you.
Z().•. SA(from Rrriz,1)cures
Dys-,logia and I3iltousnesa. A
Finale stogie ri Hewes; a sample
bottle convinces; a 75 cent
bottle cure..
It vets directly noon :he
S:r)nlacll Laver, and liic_neya.
( leansi'n�. Corr'ctlna, Reg-
ulating. 7.,)pesa gives cues...-
and
ver"an(l ♦Into tit() Drain.31
and 'M$SCIey Amply br
lag went*crs raon tbt t►tgeai•
Mini_ and Wring nc!icity to
the Liter.
Cut this out. take it t cat:
dealer in medicines'
and t e '
at least one tan 75 Bent aTrim et
er
itatswIt- Iswerrpni.il.
to enr(' Py-pepsia and
tonsneas.
I would res, e,
fully intiti . to that
I am opening t.p an `•
immense stuck of
Fancy Goods
f r th-
Holiday
Trade
in
E V ERY STYLE.
TH2C
V A RIETY
IS S()
LARGE
IT
WOULD
BE
IMPOSSIBLE
TO
ENUMERATE
THEM
ALL
t,
NEXT coca TO THEE POST OFFICE.
The Chicago House
f
�• WEST- , C-0IDERICH.
THE FALL TRADE IN MILLINERY!
Ifas now opened at that heaileluartera of fashion, the C: icago House,
and I ani now in a position to state that the latest styles, best material
and most reasonable prices can be found there. Everything in the
Millinery line in Misses, Young Ladies, Matrons and Widows' Wear iq
011 view at the Chicago Hon-. -. A Particularly- fine line in Widows'
Caps Call be seen.
-_ ISS WILKINSON is also agent fur Butterick's Patterns, and
Parker's' Steam Dye Works, Toronto.
iarRemeitiber the place: THE l'HI('_AG() HOUSE, West -Street.
I HAVE BOUGHT LARGELY
EnglandWnted States1
Principally from Manufacturers ant Large Dealers, and at Prces
20 to 40 per cent. Lower than ch,--
LIGHT FOR EVERYBODY. Regular Rate. -
I sin thus enabled t oe!! oat
Very Low Prices.
Geo. H. Old
Hasbeen busily engaed for the past few In Xma$ Cardf) I Will Show t.,-; Nare►st
wkg
s, working up the cnmprtalon anio eget iii
thcee apple bu7.w .o that the farmers would Fe
enabled to Est the
lliIist laitet Price
But he has not neglected to keep cap 1 . st ,ck
of
Cheap Groceries,
And i e n jw selling them at prices that .anno
be beaten.
The Best Line of Teas in Town
in at
3-_ HJ c _I _
Ile has also gone largely into
Crocory & fflass'#ie
and has on hand a large selection of Lampe
of beautiful design.
fl you tt ant satisfaction call and sec.
',iG. H. OLD
Oodericb, Sept. 29th 18,12. 1858
TIMOTHY SEED.
, FRILBH and GOOD.
THIS YEAR'S GROWTH.
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SPLENDID VARIETY
--AT-
I4, SLOANE"s
S?SI) STORE.
CANADA'S FAVORITE WEEKLY '.
THE WESTERN ADVERTISER
--ANI) --
WI i Ic LY LIBERAL,
of LONDON. (1NT.
impoartant Reduction in Piles—Balance
of 1502 Free— Valuable Pre-
mium for the conning year.
From Every Known M.tnufacturet.
In Albums, Shell Goods, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Dolls, Purses, Piper, Toys,
Fancy Cups' and Saucers, Vases, Toilet Bette, £c., Ac.
My Stock cannot be aerpamed for variety.
Miscellaneous Books
1'.,ets, Bibles and Christmas ''Annuals. A fuli line. 1 will .guarantee satisfaction i
in quality and ,,rices. - r
The Huron School Book Depot,
CORNER NORTH STREET AND SQUARE, GODERICH.
Grated .Announcement to the People.
PtirIN ARRril"
4� S
:SAL & WIN!11L G9DS.
0 v : Rco. T11 G S
Scotcli, Ell1isll, Irish & Ganaaiii Tweeds
I3 -CT GH 1) u N LOP
NEW DRESS GOODS
.\ tr,r,• .I,ilnrnt of
Goods
rfu
STRYrm:::::nd 131i3OCAAL1) SATINS
Miss STEWART
Legs to to announce that. owing to the
'1'c m:U.•h to color for trimmings.
Tremendous Rush ! COLBORNE B R OS
which attended her fall opening having abated in some measure, the
ladies of our town and the surrounding country. can cat,w ( '
view with a greater degree of pleasure, the
MAGNIFICENT DIsPuAY!• ! G-ODERICII
The prier of the WFtTERN ADVERTIPER e%
WEriti.Y 1.1iiiRAT, has been red oral to (PIM
for 11185(tbnl nwre .f Volt for to weir awl w'rtfera 1.
Eight trimester pages. sixty -tour columns.
The latest news, valuable -departments,"--of
interest to all -continued and completed
stories, nta.ic pictures. err. For 10 meats et-
tpnMyg�eesrM ithal 1 greatbook
iILpremium, ill or be
, ma1tP . in strong tall ''over: or. for 15 ernes,
will he sent in heavy board rover. Contains
information. hints and recipes on 2.000sn1r-
�eota rho uapuhlishe 1. The yetea t sand
! Every one wall want this popular and
'whit work. By renewing at once. prrse'wt
' .nbserlbe'rw can seders "Howe Lee 1{,t lr.Tn.
ase
Aorta
eann
uteve-entloned terms. witgqhrrottutyq,!'ti.l
delay.
prlretit. Pavel pest card for particulars. Inmates everywhere. F
Address -
J/RN t'AWPW • t'A.
Advertiser (41014
r qLO♦ ONT,
win shove
tenet' date to 1st of Unitarytr Trig Peer ,
ISM. for the extremely low figure of 1111.50 tw
ad seise.
at her new premises, next door to R. W r' M K ' Mtli'tnlware St
c enzle s Store.
• Medical =an
1 argil a Lad Can Desiree ' l a�� �I j 1 '
She Has Everything in Wearing pp y
The most complete assortment of Children"s Wearing Apparel in town.
MILLINERY &MANTLEa-
Ui1lsont.
Feather. Plover.. Ornaments, etre..
STAPLE AND FANCYRRY
anserrat Lime Fruit Juice, and Lime juice, Cordial
Gdei h,
The$lurt,.t audlbts1 itt 1 in the Markt. Makes a chap, delicus, erl
IIOLESOME SITi1 MIEI I DRI -N KS.
Just recrlvr'1 a ercnt lot of
LONDON PURPLE AND PARIS GREEN,
1.,„. I'O1 .\TO lit t,-.
HELLEBORE FOR INSECTS, FTC_,
ttN Qin;rFsnh:r;l-.
' PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
For the destruction of all kinds of in.e( *N. Tbl• cat',V rat nn.1 n,01,0 pci nn,
fir(.11.1. AND INSPECT THE GOODS FOR YtiUR$ELF.- C 7 1-3 Q, INT
POISON FIN I'APF.R?. Fere.
Apprentices Wanted to Learn Millinery and Dressmaking, F. JORDAN, Chemist and D gist._
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AiTLAND HOTEL, GODIRiCH
� 1 ONT
Thevel�sew.aA first -cleat andrevsslesMow% rine ..
ISOM and r(mann. r ow
1e�e�1e�ee la Ontario. for rota-
, fe ecesostaealNfee- is heated M Ke
Air.
- It aILES, RITwa, SW1MWltti RATIN
DANIEL GORDON
CABINET MAKER,
Art Beialls 111 WWII Nts.
A\ n ---
TEE LEADING t7NDERTAXE1t. Now {.the time, It yon wish one or two rice mom. Pt home, to we Ian
tie iota over
Furniture at Bottom Prices for Cash 20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
I have now On Land lr Curl" large ,tock sl1Ch R' It,t,tuleolors.anti atpricer;,•' tsar u . ..o❑.. I -. ,h,vu tL•
are the lost •"Pbl. In town. Pnd ;111,1 b.•.obl.
TAMSS MILL, ARCHITECT, do. cregnet'Awe awd garden on the
ItirbWo Sksek, i<iwsM.w mL. (lode- Not and cold meals at all honru for
WS
tialbMIMS and Healer des ire rrw�rrrt. An (Annlhn. to and from boat. and ten
17 Ca,pe.tltds' 'ar's and mason's work i Plant le In .•andwnr• Inn ArnnmanPro-
isssser'sd a.d v esd. erletnr
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Chairs ofa11 kinds, Tables, Bedsteads, r lizaihns Parlor Setts, Side Boards,Rat- 1hP 11161 Sl�1'Ill Fihirns,
tan Chairs, &.c., azo.,
2 Doors West of the Post Office. . t nE3Z'TTZIER'S_
Miss Jessie Wilson
i
FASHIONABLE MILLINER.
Newest Styles in Hats and Bonnets
The moat popular Shales in Ribbons.
Novelties in Feather• and t irnameatis,
Styles and Price. eertain to please
Miss Jessie Wilson
THE SQUARE (,t)I)F.I 1' 11
T = Z e = 1=
t.iAl' TIIA•r Till.
DOMINION
,HAI h h F�PH't�
J� L /
AL l I
I XI ADli AY 8, TAPf$C(FTT, 'f Hrnntfonl, pleases them bett.r tfa , as v prep.. re-
L IMn they ever n.►A. It 1. tnn.t Nt he -I ng to rase M kra.t*'h' atoll
' n.. t of ,A.
e a►. sad m.ke'. Faded ee (Arley Hair w.snme a charminel♦ not . rel at o hes 'r. v P .T'r-cars � e
Price 50 Cerits Pci = :.tt 1
GEORGE RIIYNAC
AGENT FOR 0QDii:II Dia
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