The Huron Signal, 1883-04-20, Page 5Ottrloe.
Oona ru 114Alll7ttaA —1/11110111.14 MePliee,
Juhu Stirling, Juhu Phillips, Thomas
Murrfah mid Willie J. Old ,carted for
Manitubs last, week. 'fhuu..r hhlotk•isb
attended llelltdville Cuwinui.:tal College
dnr ng the wiuter and purposes trying
his luck in the jou west as bookkeepetil
Dungan McPhee and .Iohn Stirling tuck
with thew a esti hued of cows and oxen.
L�ebnrn.
A Cour Brio. --Mr hacks giguest
white walki eqg to Oedurich Due
week, went thr(uith the toe abutf►
wile fr ,n the sh. ie Me 'ensiled,*
extricating hiuuel , and t. le ,itfii: T
home in his wet cuth+w. We
late him on hi• escape•
Springillinerg.
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I'Hh HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 2o, 1888 5
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H.BRETHOUR W.
CO.,
LILIINI Fil
—I• CJ ' "E' Z 1•T G- I3—SZ— 12 A Z L
SPRING OPErYING.
MISSe e�TT _Qrs� O Dymejtn•..• '. � v 1 g�jlrL�)' �j I a i ,y:.v cxu�' ly t t e wDolewle yet, +s tFe urd(ttan rct�tl +lraler pa) a fur ti:e g .•':'t.
1.:.A1.1N11 FF_\TURF. OF OUP FSTAR mint NT IS THE
.L�rsld ice. .L.'
intent- h lding a spring Opening in connection witl her millinery establishment on
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OUR s-"t3TEM FOR 2dAIL ORIDILRE3 I8 .&8 I14O1.LOW7.!
ANuTHEN G„ex.- -We regret to l SATURDAY, APRIL 21st, 1883,
of the death yf Mr. Charles Davis, 1Ltlad-
bury, which took *Ace tut WedneatI3'
I. Mr. Davis had spent last sageuggr•
on him tartn in Manitoba, sad ntetWd
home in early winter. Shortly 4er
took rick, and ham been ctiptiired bed
the most of the time tti>isg, en
of the heart war theq,td ailment.
Mr. Davis was st t i .Jnu of the
most extensive tattle (.1 and drovers
in t tillaeoti.in of the eueintri , and wre
well and widely known. For several
year. he kept the Leadbery Hotel, but
for the past two years he has been deal-
ing largely in Muskoka and Dakota, and
during that time shipped an immense
deal of stook to these countries. He
was generally considered to be a square
dealing Ina honorable moan, and he will
be misled is the onetmunity where he
lived. ilia funeral tl►hea place to -d
and the remaiva Mire neerrad in thi
/ Clintoe fhmeter). Be aka a cumpara
ttvely young man, and was naturally of
a strung, ruggg�ed constitution, but oven
the atpsNstdeuel4 statcumb to)tte greet
leveller e11mNmea. He lobe
a widow anndd dig it ily. - 1114-
positor, 1 t
The month of April is the time that
the wise man take. a Blood Purifier.
Ycio cannot geteta beg4r -or safer medi-
c.ue tbaji 1». isor �"tl�Moist4hFud Cyt•
'hp,. tion Rrtters. t' Iew 1'&crnh a bot -
lie. Ask your druggist about it.
Tann laborers are very scares in this
I. cality, and wages are very high in con-
sequence. All available hands have been
e'igrged at figures rsewag from eighteen
to twenty-three Salmi s month.
Mr. J. G. Murdock, merchant and
postmaster tilting piece, has leased the
new store bblongind to Mr. Rod. Finlay-
son, and purposes moving in his stuck of
goods during the prcaant week. ..
P1oeghhing eomrneneed be on. Tridep
l.st. The recent warns weather has had
tht effect of drying up the field and re-
nt. vin>; the snow banks ; and soon the
fat men will be bn.y as bees sowing the
Seeds for the corning hat vest.
The teachers and pupilhl at oar school
employed the afternoon of *Way lad its
pleating shade trees in and around *
school yard. This is a Htep in the ript
direction, and one which we would like
to tee farmers Mee, take on their farina.
f We tt tent that the efforts of our Ontario
erouteut in this ri.sycct will have
l
the. desired effect in lerenneting the
planting of trees. ,
MalstMONlt3.--We had thought that
t!te baln.y winds of spring ,would have
dispelled any germs of the utarra. a fever
that ur.tit be lingering this place,liut
oar thonghta proved to be, like many of
Pennor•s and W'it rinse weather pre.lin-
tions gn:te astray. ,The latest case in
this vicinity reached a crisis in Thursday
evening last when Mr. Dental Gillies of
of lit v n Huron, acid Miss AatieCam-
eron, eldest daughter of Mr. Rod. Cane
erun, of 14th can. Ashfield, were made
ono. A goodly number of the inroads and
aa,uauttances of the bride end bride-
groom were present at the festivities of
the <ccarien and a very enjoyable time
was apient. We.tsh the your..• couple a
lone, prosperouws, and happy life.
lDren Goods, Silks, Ltitaris, SaJtienr, Prints, Figure? . j' lrls, Rffihj1OLlcliT'! ;1i, ate.
ON APPLII'ATIiN WE
SEND SAMP1.! 8 010
w►e1 U.t . .,ad ba,: -t> 1 , :riuuut 1 and uutrimed American and French Creeds it i11 to with width and price nutrTed.
un view. --IOC'R STO •K•
Ot'.
Flexes is Profusion ill the limiest Shades, Terra Cotta & Strawberry, Ladies & Misses gid Gloves, Silt & Lislm Gloves, also HOPIT 1►.1 Solid Colors & Alamo Lisle. is Very L rhe.
NO PRIVATE INVITATIONS SENT.
In ordering gloves send size and (*lour: for husery seed size of shoe, say whether Miff (A o.• Ladi
Alt Mall ordea receive prompt retell.: km. and goo 1, sent not proving rritstattor r :u. 1 e etre -o i . , ; :.testi, } r• u::ded. if di.,:n•d.
SPECIAL O "SEP► a To all Parties Desiring to mtt,'i<1 P :. ':-:':onicitn(1 Pur -
oat ru .momchasing to th° atn )untot$3O 00, tor" v': l p:y one return fare.
H. W. BR, THO tf yll t1' CO.,
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
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1'lie undersigned wDl give to any young -person older the age of Fifteen ILS lean a Hand-
some Prize, whs unaided Fv friends will colt a the following puzzle. viz
"tiebro a circle let appear
1'7 11 1'Aloe .went tfv and the in rear,
04-e of e t so that subjoin,
1Jm�� it'll gtlr find what conquers men."
After doing so read the following adrertieetneut and you wiU see what tante and skill can
lo, has been done, in the selection of goods for all the branches of our ever Increasing Dewiness,
With ,sur larger premises we have room to display our goods,to such advantage for customers.
n -Prinj and Dress Goods we X.L.
and say customer )tee the opt ton 01 getting their dreamer cut and fitted before leaving the store.
In Kid Ulovq we • fin • aasortinrnt. In Hamburg Embroideries I re have been mortise -
fel 1n giit1ag eh o with a "trade dhtlaunt" off. So you can look Out for bargains for we
have got them. rr-eueh M Rats la the
"Jersey Lily " and the Romantic.
They are superb in Flowers and Feathers Icolorsi Imbed Ntawber'ryend Terra -Cotta. Some-
thing very rare, and new ideas In an fancy notions ealraMeddaily by
EXPRESS FROM HEAD QUARTERS.
s.
Tole wresetys� relit/ht
Opornity of Istria.'
geode Manufactured in Paris, Hamburg, London.
New York se rewiteariame Lid down at your own door to select from to the satisfying of
which I will be most happy to give personal attention.
RESPECTFULLY - -o- ' ,
MISS J.
I oder;ch. April. 1SKI.
STEWART.
NEW MILLINERY STORE
1 1 S S G—R.AHAM
;ate of Toronto and London, has opened out a New Millinery store in
M ISS STEWART'S OLD STAND,
:MO;1 hit pl^a-t'•l to obtain a «hare of the patronage of the ladies of Goderich and cic•inity.
she will hate a Spring Opening on
SATURDAY, APRIL 21st inst.
when a nc::-ae:eeted stud- of all tl.e latest styles in French and .1111tn,an Nitthnery- <a1 lie
been., The business will be carried on on a cash basis, and all goods will be marked in plain
figures at lowest prices.
A call frum the ladies of Guderieh and surrounding district is respectfully solicited.
Brun/ford.
Farmers & aPiollBrs
S EE HERE I
THE NEW FERTILIZER.
Cotton Seed Compound
is Cheaper. and as good or better. than most
of the Commercial Fertilizers of
the present day.
This Fertilizer it a real manure, not merely a
stimulant, the value of which is proved by its
Increasing use wherever introduced.
A hundred thousand tons were Shipped last
year to Englanff for fertilizing purports alone.
Gardeners take settee that vegetables man -
tired with it mature and ripen earlier than
with ordinary manures.
John A. Nafr e1,
Sole Agent fuf I ioderich.
Also Agent for Herby Climax, king of feed,
took Diploma at Provincial Mow last fall.
March 23. 1883. laT'im
se
0
771
, &
•-`.=� IN NORTH AMERICIC '�
raw. Soy
AtT treat and luny Disea
D.WILSON•S PULMONARY
CHERRY BALSAM
_Woulc have Prevented•
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Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Bottle.
Two Bottles In One, 40e.
J. W. BRAYLEY, MONTREAL
The maintenance of a healthy state 'ef WILKINSON
the sytem ip rienceest prushent safnstMISS
cx,.erience has shwn that oy'\y/'
the nae of I/nearer.? 's Stutt.arch and a n-
stipnt ton Bitters, a i4erfect state of health
►,e eared. The free the s stem
can Y
of all impurities, cleanse . nil pettily the —Bi (, - TO
Blood. Fur tale by all Drugs fists at ;o' 1
cents a bottle.
ANNOUNCE Tit 1'l' Till-
GRAND
ilt
GRAND SPRING OPENING
The outidlge offered to Lady Harcourt
by sending her by mail a piece of the in coupe<'ion with her
sheet ul�o n which a woman had died of
alt 1 its Inli Las aroused the (leeriest ho/1r e' A tt DAY, awl Ui_natlon.
'Why should amen whose blood is warm
within whet the l.atn•t \"t el
bit ike his grandsire cut in alabaster t•
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When hefas faster.
Ye sale
willmake ail -3.11R1
it grew the faster. F ,r wile LA J. \+r;il- �-i
son. Sm
The Mad end Wertkteas•
are never itailated or ,',''tnf.rleifcd. This
it especially true of a family medicine,
and it is positive proof that the remedy
,,ad tte.l is of the highest value. Aa soon
as it had been tested and proved by the
whole w orld that Hop Bitters was the
purest, best and moot valuable family
medicine on earth, many imitations
sprang up an.l began t.. %teal the notices
in sthich the press and the pttple of the
country had expressed the merits of H.
B., and in every way trying to induce
suffering invalids to use their stun in-
stead. expecting to make mune,' on the
credit sad ,to.xt name of H. B. Many
others started nostrums put up in similar
style to H. B., with variously devised
names in which the word < Hop
" H•.its were used in a way to indooe
people to believe they were the Stag ag
Bop Bitters All each pretended reme-
dies of cures, no matter what their styli
or name is, and especially with the word
+• Hop .,r " Hops in their name or
in any way connected with them or their
mate, are imitations or counterfeits.
Beware of them. Touch none of *ea
VS3 nothing but genuine Hop
with a bunch or duster of greet. nos
on the white label. Trust notfiiog
Druggists wad dealers are wares@ agentst
desTing in imitations et counterfeits.
Millinery lit thlishment will he held on
APRIL 21st, 1.883,
ties in spring \lillinery will he exhibited.
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MAK=LNG-_
Ravingi. Mineral the premien. Immediately adjoining my millinery store. 1 have decided to
carry on the dresan.aking.rosiness in all branches. at Intact n guaranteed. The opening
of the
SCROFULA
and all scrMuluus diseases, Horns. Erysipelas,
Eczema, !notches, Ringworm, Tumors, Car-
buncles, Rolls, and Eruptions of the Skin,
are the direct result of au impure State of the
blood.
Tu euro these diseases the blood must be purl -
GPI, and restored to a healthy and natural condi-
tion. AvER'' Si ttAt' iRILLA has for over forty
years been recognized by eminent medical au-
thoritiesas the 'mist pnwerful blood purifier in
existence. It frees the system from all fuel ho-
mors, enriches and streugtheIt! the blood, removes
all traces of mercurial treatment, and proves ite
self a complete master of all scrofulous diseases.
A Reeent Core of Scrofulous Sores.
"Some months ago 1 was troubledwith scrofu-
lous sores (ulcers, on my legs. The IImhe were
bully swollen and indamed, and the sores dis-
charged large quantities of offensive matter.
Even remedy 1 tried failed, until 1 used, ArmesRARsApARILt.A, of which 1 stave now taken three
bottles, with the result that the sone' are healed
snit my general health greatly improved.1 feel
very grateful (nettle' good your medicine has dune
se. Yours re.peetfully, Mas. Anti n'KRIAl.. -
14t Su111van St.. New 1 ork, .lune I. ilial.
JUST R L c- i v- r D
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
AT J
('. D! 'r 1,111f ... t t ) S.
SEVERAL BALES OF
TAPESTRY, WOVE ANI) UNION
AT J. C. DE .:.OR' d t ,.S.
A CHOICE LOT .OF
NEW PATTERN LACE CURTAINS
AT •I. (` I►ETf 111 ` t't )'`
NEW AND NOBBY SPRING HATS.
AN IMMENSE STME OF
DRESS (;001):,
AT J. C. I }ETLOR d- CO'S.
ONTARIO SEEL.BARB FENCE COIPANY,
l.t.ensed under the Gtiddca !'stent.
MANUFACT(J3tEttS Olt' Till: IMP1tOVRD LOCK BAItI3.
Four- Pointed Steel Fencing Wire.
55 AND 57 RICHMOND -ST. EAST, TORONTO.
FOR SALE RV GODEItIC:'
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT tr Alt p'r`one Ineereatea are tn.lted to
a gall nn Mrs. (ERrlan ; elan open the Rev. 7..
T. Wilda of :S F.aat &4th Street. New York
City. who will take pleasure In teatlfylag to
the wnnAerf el efficacy of Ayers Sarsaparil-
la, not only In the erre of this lady,but In
IW own MOP end many others within kis
>tmrwlcrlge.
Tin' writ -r mown wester eel e Boat* iltins t, 11.
ltsel.seer. X.I..wtiess, Joao 1, SEM th
"Hating seines d
severelyNssome
man
relief Ma mbar
will
d andirons tailed
hews mods wefeititf IlieSof Avea'e $Aaaa►�IJa,
gleaosea nse>ksr gem 1 easader it s
emit remedy for all blood dlseems.'
will also ) t Leld nn P %TU-RDAY . the :1st of April.
ALL ARE INVITED.
A. J. W I LK / NSON.
JUST ltECF.iVID A LARGIC AND VARIKD STOCK OI
FRESH GARDEN, FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
from one out the most Reliable tined Warehouses in the Dominion.
FOR '\LE BOTH IN BULK IN.PACKAGES.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist
MEDICAL S*LL- 1 C.31D .
AB RA:Ea .EN_M is.; IvtI'I'I-3
('.1'.t,? ATTFNT1ON :{t I i:. 1Y1. ' . ,. i:. r; ; '
(_.1.(�� A1HI.Lp� T t - 3YA L.RpE Ji?SORT11!-:'- l'.
V , - 4N1 'fi11: LATE1T DEsiGNs.set
1 t'iNF. ASaO MsarlN I(NDLi'td VAH1hTY.r'URN ISHING (MOODS.
it 1 1 -t I1 's. 14'AI.L TIIE 1.ATI•.BT STYLER
AND EVERY sI%E1E1
`. L1. PATTERNS. M.AI)It 1 -1' IN GOO)i) l,1'VI.Ji:. (' i Orth s
.AND A FIT tiU.11„..:rF.ED r' :,: -.1I.E.Fa
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
'Mutilates and regulates the actin of tie di-
gestive and sosimllative organs. renews and
strengthens the vital Teresa. and speedily tures
R heematlem. !eowasyrs' Rh-wmtaMa •OMs,
Catarrh. Mewed 11141111My. sffa M ttlss -
artelsg from its ImprmaMd e► eietrapd Ma-
il= et les Meed sed a weaiear
Is Y I swiped iy oho ek•apsa tMM medicine,
ea gement el WO.i ieetrated cure4l . aMpeas
law's ase. .swags.
Mir Allan at'
Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mese.
j
and by all PrsesMe, pries 51. si1 bovtes fa ab,
i'TEW GOODS i'v L VrJ PRICES'
Ok1EAP FOR C ASIT. .
t4 z w AiRiVALS
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SPRING & SUM]ER G000S
Scotdli, EIIliSH, Dish & Cauadaill Tweeds
HUGH Dil NTOP
THE LADIES' SAY THAT
THE DOMINION HAIR RESTORER
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1 \DAs BY S. TAPSCOTT, of Brantford. please. them tetter than any prepara-
1 i,er < t cr used. it le mo-' refreshing in . aae of het:daelto or fevertshneae of the
.'.dad o tire, 11e:- P. -seine t elm rtnin_:!'r,atttra1 and healthy appearance.
Psice 15C Cen.te Z'ei Maottle
GEORGE , RICTITAS,
AOENT FOR ca. or) ERICH_
T4 TIIF RRME11 OFTRE UO1NTYOF fltRO
• .EN •I'LEMEN. G, +ether •t the yv.nnen of the Count
we have decided t•. Inanalactur'
ERICAPINCe AND )iOWINt MACHINE/3,
m c•,tin.:t n sttb •.tis i'b n 'ous.neas f t the year J$$.. which for material and
w.•Ikmanslup will by ss.. did to none. I)•o non _ive y."tr • suers ter reapers .<r moti-
on until you see those manufactured by us. «-e will sort e1 all the spring fairs in
County, which will give the farmers a good opportunity to inspect our iRach..t.s
We well warrant our esebines to d• as gr.otd work as any ether made. We will al-
e' have a number of gnod
LAND O LLERE
fd,r the M ring trade.
COOKING STOVE$
always • n hart, ..,:tis , , • • .t nt A; ash, or be exchanged for wood.
'mid old irne. iP.Ef3M1LL1:R ! CO.
•
• fie+derieh Foindry
('ash