The Huron Signal, 1883-04-13, Page 5£Hh HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, DAY, APRit. 13, I88
0slborn .
We believe Mr. V. Fisher, has perch-
ed 1110icr.:s of the McNaughton proper- NEW SPRING (10011S.
ty en the biaitland Con. for f4,000,
The tine weather of the 1'1st few days
reminds us of the Irish 'muttering song
a heard last week
"And now the spring has ,woe bays,
Warned be the day :
I.ay down your saws and axes
're the river haste away.* .,Y - 14P ICI*L ATTENTII'N TO THE
CATrLL gout. --Mr. Gordon Yonr uI
Colherue, last eek sold to John Mc-
Ilruy, of Morris, an Ayrshire bulloeillithl
tae years ofd, and • ISouthdewft 'tikes,
f r the inter .veutent of his stook.
o.
A verj pleasant Hen ens mit at Mr:-
Wm.
(rocWm. Young's, the well knotile res'e of
Colborne, on Tuesdayof last week. He
invited a number of riends to celebrate Fel erY a, lit',ryttta anti
his i lit birthday. Afters warps wel-
eume from tke jolly old reeve and his Stripe `ltirtit,;,
kind lady, they sat down to a splendid f i,
repeat, doing am- 1e ustiee W the ;fwd 4 • •
things ,reveled. The party then ad- � t' t 1
joured to the parlor nod enjoyed them- 1}i h ABO 1'L (iOS1,. I\II
i s s vv.
.elves by telling ol.l Scotch Stories, red - i r
of the days gt•ue by. The whole party
well up in sdans, nolle being, upper 4S
except .•u. ; the'united ages of the six
-lentleuren being 425, and of the seven
ladies 420. ' 'the- party broke up at ea
,-arly hour. wishing that Mr. Young
might enjoy many more birthdays.
FO).Lt►WiNt.
SEEDS 1 8Ei_:IDE3 ! F33E1:1-.L S t)
A.T THEMEDICA I. TT A L' ...
JI'NI' Itt:CEIVEIP, A LAIt(:1- -1>I' " I It • k '
FRESH GARDEN, FIELD • :\N I► i i,I1N1 ER sEhl)S,
from sec ot•thc mode I Uabl•• - t'
FO11 `.1L1: BOTH H I S !.
F. JORDAN. T. ,
MEDIC.tL iIAL1r-
sem-
--RF( TO A'.
1
;a
t1,.• Inon 1'•')
•rt:'fILA i IKE—
f -.1('1-S.
.t:ri.1gglat,
�J rT�T RECE
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
AT J. C.
SEVERAL BALES OF
TAPESTRY, WOVE A UNI(
J. ('.
A CHOICE LOT (►F
NEW PATTERN LA('E ('I
AT .1. C.
NEN- AND NOBBY SPRINf l HATS
AT .1 C.
\ IMMENSE -41 ick 1►1•'
DRESS ((4)I)' -,-
A T .1 t '
Z V L ID
DE''I+1 )R & I
iN CARPET'S,
I)ETLOR & 4't
'RTAINS
1)I TLI•
41•1lit . ('1
I►I?'I'i.Ilh 1'I
! ONTARIO SPF,FT,BtiBBPENCE CONN,lAY,
SON,
GRAND SPRING OP. ENG
anbnim. Pring inall the N1et'.
lint..(. Pritchard is ati riding Synod from the, Lowest to the
.,t St. Thomas this week.
This has leen it hard winter on the brics. and at prices tieat
boes in this locality. Out of tiftecn hives
Rev. Mr. Hilliard has only four living.
The river is now clear here, the ice
breaking up on Monday. Home fears
were entertained for the safety of the
bridge, but fortunately they preyed
;ruundless.
An open tweeting of the Temperance
lodge is in anticipation. It is expected
to come off in three or four weeks, when
t temperance address will he given by
Rev. A. E. Smith.
Lssbtua.
Mr. John Linklater visited Woodstock
I.a•t week, and spent a few days with his
It:ether-in-law, V. Clutton, who was in-
valided there.
T11: MAZY.—Several .1.11ybachelors ae-
rompalued by a number of young ladies,
visited the residence of Mr. John Morris
he other evening, and spent a merry
time in the mazy dance, singing, eta
WENT Wi AHEAD. —One day last week
a horse belonging to Mr. W, Strachan
broke loose from the blacksmith shop in
Goderich and started for home. It war
stopped neer Saltford, where it was met
-by Will taking the buggy home on anoth-
er rig.
Ombra &
(.erTIYu 116rrEL—We are pleased to
'earn that Miss Annie Harris has quite
recovered from the effects. of a severe
cold, and is able to be about once more.
Mie Kara Harris, of Cranford, is the
guest of Mn Joseph Morrie
DL.+zRTtn VIZ HANKi.—"Sir Uoger,
formerly an old resident of Dunlop, who
at one time opposed his bachelor friend
.fee Mayweed in kidding on the spring
bed at Armstrong's sale, has strenghen-
.d the band of henedicts in (;odorich by
joining their ranks. We wish the hap-
py couple every happiness.
SO,•IAL—A waggon load of lads and
lasses from Blyth, under charge of Mr.
(George Patton, drove to the residence
of Mr. Shaw, of Dunlop, recently,wbere
they were met by the jovial engineer,
Joe Mayweed and others from that in-
teresting and lively burg. A jolly even-
ing was spent, and many went home
having their future told by the aid of a
cup,
1). igna,
Finest Fa -
DEFY COMPETITION
Tweeds and Cloths, the Largest
Stock and Choicest Goods we.have
ever had, and Prices Right.
We wish especially to inention
Black Cabmeree, Black and Color-
ed Dress Silks, and Colored and
White Tabling's.
The Sad abed Womble..
are never iesitetted or roe ti rfeik.r. Tt)tis
is especially true ,1f a family medicine,
and it is positive pr.s.f that the renteiy
imitated as of the highest value. A• awn
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole w nr1A that Hop Bitters was the
purest, beat and most valpable family
medicine on earth, many imitettons
sprang up and began to steal the notices
in which the press and the people'.f the
country had expressed the menta of 14.
B., and in every way- trying to induce
suffering invalids t.• use their stuff in-
stead, expecting to make money en the,
:redit and good name of 11. 1;. Many
others started nostrums put up in similar
style to H. B„ with vaneusly devised
tames in which the word "Hop" or!,
'Hopswere used in a way to induce
people to believe they were the seine as
Hop Bitters. All such pretended reme-
lies of cures, no matter what their style
or name is, and especially with'the word
' Hop ' or " Hops ' in their name or
in any way connected with them or their
name, are imitations or counterfeits.
Beware of then[. Touch none of thein.
INS nothing hut genuine Hop Bitten',
with a bunch or cluster of greor. Hops
on the white label. Trust nothing else.
Druggists and dealers are warned against
dealing in imitations or counterfeits.
McColl Brost & Co., Toronto
is contest Ler Al{Illn. r:
APEhL
whet: the latest Novelties i71 - .ring M. y t,.: •.
.LI _M 'P
•
:.er.. Reed it/Idler 1i... (diJ4, .e J',•• •'•,
%1t.1 r.t(":t'Itllts(1FTill: IMPROVED LOCK HARP.
" `i 9 .our - Pointed Steol Fencing: Wire.
I Ltd Adv J 1T i -i,;;1 -?MOND i'. EAST, TOR TO.
F'..1 - t1 -t: 111' R. )V_ McJ.C"ENZIP.:, I4plt£ittCH.
I)RESS I ._C•
-
"hiving leased the premises immediately adjnint'.a ret. to Ir. ..•'- -•111 r: • '.,band to
carry on the dressmaking business in all Pirenehee. cut:etta• t u u g.r.eruiae, .:. : ti• try,v:ing
of the
DRESS MA IN Or D :r'AFt'T NT,
Over 100 Pieces
will also be held on SATURDAY, the 21st of Apru.
ALL ARE INVITED.
A d. W/LKllt. ►'.
Travelling Guide.
GRAND TRUNK
EAST,
Pass. ltttp s. \iii d... ltix.'d
Se forth, Ar.&3Y m ILSsm pt. m;3040
980 am
$tratford,Ar.7.20 2.40 8.30 11.10
W IRT.
Pass. Esp's. Mii'd. IJRlz'd,
Stratford.Lv12.01pm 7.S0pm. 5,45am 3.45pm
Seafortb.Ar.l2b8 8.42 &00 5.40
OoderichAr. 1.35 9.30 9.45 7.15
STAGE LINE`.
Lucknow Stage (daily)arr. 10,15amnpni . dap
Kincardine • 100am7ala ..
Henmiller " [Wednesday
and Saturday, Ar. 9.0tl.ir ..De.9.10.
Ei.,i'r..i'leries from 3 cents to
(-la- —the Cheapest (i00,1.: of
O.? hUnl t't • t' '.en In ton/T.1.
CHANCERY NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS OF PETER DESJARDINES, De-
ceased.
Pursuant to my direction, given in a matter
now pending in the High Court of Justice,
Chancery Invision. intituled "In the matter
of beide Gtatteau and others, infante.
The Creditors of Peter hegiardines, late of
the Township of Stephen. In the County of
Huron. farmer, who died in or about the
month of October. 1812, are, on or before; the
10th day of Apr1l.1883,10 send by poet. prepaid
to Neem•, Seag.er d: Morton. Barristers. Gode-
rich, their Christian and surnames, addresses
and description. the full particulars of their
claims, a statement of their account:. and the
nature of the aecurit:es•(if any) held by therm ;
or, in default thereof the will be peremptorily
excluded from the benefit of the moneys to be
istributed//iian the said matter. Every Credi-
tor
bbeforedme'the ittnndnrign d IRegistrar oe �r
Queen's Hench Division of the High Court of
Justice. at my Chambers in 0-gnode Hall, in
the City of Toronto. on the 20th day of April.
1813, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, being the
time appointed for adjudicat ion on the c!aima.
Dated 31st day .•1 January. 1883.
0414 JOIIN W%`iNCHESTER_
1883 -rd Registrar Q. B. D.
Ll all other Departluents ear -tock
is complete. antl Prices as 'fox' AS
the 101Ve-t.
A ('omplet'r Stock of Groceries.
our
111annfart tires and ,yh'..,".r 1h„i. °•'t50 cent Japan Tea
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BLOT CUTTING, deserve, special iilention-
WOOL OILS.
OUR clLESE4TF.T' —
aaLARID INE•”
Ms of Tea for $1.i)O.
brand is unexcelled by an other o.t on the
market. In recognition of its snpertnr merit.
we lave reeeived The Best you
All the Highest Prizes 1
wherever
vother award! a tante number oted tt fa g
Bold, Silver & Bronze Medals,
bmktea nnn.crouS i,iploma.. 11 14 warranted
wet tegnm or , Ing . wear. equal to Castor 011
Wins ie.. than one-half the price is the
t oil on the market. its -ray 1T.
R
�xenZia,
Saleb` COLBORN F BROS
w. MI
rt•„te,rtrA
Price.
ver Mfr for the
1
._ IN NORTH AMERICA
Thi y. rSoM uses
oat and Lung o'se
d't DR. WILSON'S PULMONARY
CHERRY BALSAM
Wo,.'c ,e Prevented
Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Bottle.
Two Bottles In One, 40c.
J. W. BRAYLEY, MONTREAL
Rev. Father Wilds'
INT X-1 It 0
ABRAHAM S1,46 rr
CALLS ATTENTION TO '1111: FOL.ld)lt .:�G
-Lo'l*, /OA LARGE ASI8ARTl.t
artsENDLESS VARIETY,r JDDN�t NDTT,
t11I..AT#:
(a JI li)S.tom\'F'1\AtSOH
MALL THE L.\TEST STYLES.
ALL PATTERNS. MADE A t9Tl 0{t N1'E)D OR N41 r.tt t: •.I 'I.( 111,1( ►S
EXPERIENCE.
The Rev. Z. P. Wilds. well-known city
missionary in New York. and brother of the
late emlaent ledge Wilds. of the Massachu-
setts Supreme Court, writes ea follows
"75 E. 54111 St. Nese York, .114 1s, lse2.
sas..1. C. evr.R <b Co., Gentemen
Last winter rwaa troubled with a most uncom-
fortable itching humor affecting more especially
my limbs, which itched so intolerably at night,
and burned so intensely, that i could scarcely bear
any clothing over them. I was also a sufferer
frau a severe catarrh and catarrhal cough ; my
appetite was poor, and my systema good deal run
down. Knowing the value of AYER'S SARA P...
RILLA, by observation of many other eases, and
'ruin personal use in former years, 1 began taking
it fer the above-named disonlers. My appetite
Improved almostfrom the frothe first dose. After a
short time the fever and itching were allayed, and
all signs of irritation of theskindisappeared. My
catarrh and rough were also cured by the same
mean°. And my general health greatly improve.(,
nutil it is now excellent. 1 feel a hundred per
tent stronger, and 1 attribute these results to the
Use of the SARSAPARILLA, which 1 recommend
with all confidence as the beat blood medieiue
ever devised. I took It in Antall donee three
times a day, and used, in all, leis than two tot tlea,
I place these facts at your service, hoping their
publleation may do gtwd.
Yours respectfully, Z. P. W ILDs.";
Tl.e above instance is but one of the many con-
stantly -'oming to our eottee, which prove the per-
fect auaptability of AYER'S SARSAPARILLA t0,.
the cure of all diseases arising from impure or im-
poverished blood, and a weakened ritality.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
cleau+es, enriches, and strengthens the l toed,
stimulates the action of the stomach Au.l teens,
and thereby enables the system to resist and over-
come the attacks of all ,Scrofulo ce bagels,' ••, Erup-
tion, of the Skin, Rhrsmntism, Catarrh, (7 ,7(wl
Jk't•ilitl,, and all di.nrders resulting from poor or
corrupted blood and a low state of the system.
PREPARED RV
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cold by all Druggists, price el, six bottles for 85.
is►ntsrLete
AYER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS
— Beet Purgative Medicine
cure t'oustipat inn. Indigestion, Heal:_eLe, and
all Bilious Disorder,.
Held everywhere. .tlways reliable.
NEW a-0 ODS, NEW PRICES"
CHEAP FOR CASH.
NEW ARRIVALS
SPRING &MEIER G
Scotch, Ellhsli, lrxsh & Calladaill Tweeds
GOODS (':IE: PER THAN EVE1:
• t't• 'rota - .
Fanuers & Gar�ue�s
THE NEW FERTILIZER.
Cotton Seed Compound
is Cheaper. and as gaol or S01.e than most
of thereamerIls'eenFe• lay(setsof
ttllleaisy tnannre, not mewl a
releeet
which
is ro. ed
by1ts
were
w ta a wereshipped last
garpowa alms..
vler man
)t manse ripen earlier
than
mamma
John A. N e.tel,
Sob, Agent for ( 'rich.
Oldest Esrao/is ied Nouse
IN TIME COUNTY_
ITTTG-H D TJ N [ 0P
THE LADIES' SAY THAT
THE DOMINION HAIR RESTORER
Sills. .titin ribbons, ail wool I •': b
cashmere+, ho ,cry and Idea. hod .- 't. n,
prints, 4 -.. At less ; h.an wholesale pike*.
Scuteh and Canadian tweed-, at wholesale
Ari,r-. ihi•k•,cottonade'g Ane.. Re., eery low.
GROCERIES.
Before yon buy of pedlar. or .rrimerrs 'ry
my team, \ dint; Gym -in ten warranted pure
ft ore 25.tte. (kr 1s.nnd up. Iti.t. k tris at Lets,
equal to most Mkt. tea sold. My 40rt. Black
tea. worth 60cta., flnest Imported at 75ete. per
pound. A11 Apices gold by toe warranted purr.
HARDWARE STORE_
i hold in stock a large neaortnrent of bar
rein, steel, salla paint, oil+. glass together
VI ith a general atonement of shelf hardware.
and the heat
sae Vrent for Herby 1'Ittttar, king M hest.
tech nlpiema at t'rnvtar'al ••how Out tall.
Mare'h 89 IOW 11*' t^
CORN SHELLER
`(ADE BY H. TAPSCOTT, of Brantford, pleases them better -than any prepare-
£V tion they ever used. It 1a most refreshing in case of headache or feverishness of the
Scalp. and makes Faded or Gray Hair assume a charmingly netnral and healthy appearance.
=site 5C Cents 1''c i settle
GEORGE RHT TM,
AGENT FOR C4-ODEJRIC.:�_
TO TUE FARMERS OFTIIE CONTY Of MN
GENTLEMEN,- -By requcet of a large number of the yeomen of the Coun t
r • '• at,. decided t.. ntanafrnttire
1R,133APINC3- AND MO 7INC1- M OE INEE,
•
i.t c• -nn 'ction with our Plow lu..iiees for th, year IRs:;, which ter material and
1,i mauship will Le second to none. Ito nut give your orders for reapers ur mow-
r-. until you see these ntatuifactured by us. We will attend all the eprin. fairs in
County; which will give the faruters a gond opportunity to inspect our machines.
tVe will warrant our machim:A t.i d., as go, d work as any other tnsde. We will el-
ite have a number of good
' LANs L. 1E RS
ti.r the Spring trade.
COOKING STOVES
1 lwaya on hand, and will be sold cheap for caab. or be cxchatigel for ao,.1. Cash
(,aid for old iron. SEP•:(alILLER & CO.
Ooderic.h. Foundry.
so the continent of Americas. trice only live
cinder.. Pring M some ears of corn And try 0.
Ce CR.3$,
AV! (RP
atItEB1t'it
Sarnia Agricultural Implement Manufacturing Company,
(LIMITED_'
MA TTJFACTTJF�ERS OF
Reapers, Mowers, Binders & Threshers.
See the (nonunion Separator before you Purchase. The Easiest Run-
- ning, Simplest and Most Durable 'Machine in the Market.
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r
4-11 V F. A. (i : lv •r +l W A IN -r F-,
Athletes at Once
Gi•3I;ORGF A_ ROBS.,
General Agent. (;oderich.
Ari Iletills 111 W111 PMI'S
a
Now is the titre. at yes MIA one or leyy orae eoom• a' bore Make,. to see I ke,. rte to
Ire has ever
(.ape r
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
Beautiful colon. and at prices lore than very retieh inferior gongs. Ca11 ant .. • them Ibex
see the bred "sine ;n town. and moot he sold.
The 1a1s1 3i1i1 Fihiii,
I t1
feat �'t.TTIr R.'s