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['IU HURON SIGNAL, H'RIDA1, APRIL 4, 188.,
Sheppartitcn.
t! ARS RAtrilli(i.-The brat raising of
he sewn took place on Friday last on
Ole farts of Mr. James Kitt: .trick, the
a'okk being iii charge of Ch. 'es Morris,
,1 the "Shaw. Flies." Ther, were twen-
ty peen on each side, e•.iuul.t .;led respec-
tively by John Thompson, of Cummer. -
yl, street, avid \% w. Hawkins. The for-
mer was victorious, after a struggle of
40 minute,. The building will be 62:32
feat A pleasant time visa spent at the
suniptuoutmold at the conolusinu of the
heavy lifting.
8sam111er.
Spring Tflitlinery.
Dominion Barb Wire Company.
SOL11 MANI'ir ?UHL'S IN CANADA (1 nth.
LYMAN FOUR POINTED BARB STEEL WIRE FENCING1
This wire fencing is made of the . ery best quality of wire that can be r.nure.l and the
barb is the t arrsugut herb made. No be!t.ryvire (claim, a in the market, which dict is
tes
atted fort its inure -awl use by all the Toadies Hallway t . in the Uutatnluu. Tisa best
is the cheapest every date. ('a11 and sec it bet a pur. u' • and it shall speak -for itself,
...JOHN A. NAFFEL, Sole wool for Ooderielt vioit:lt .
lam also agent for I he (;...ten 1'ity Oil Works celebrat :1
Oaatorine atz>,d Peerless Lubricating Oils
t'n lfattrday last a. cow' Leto U to 1 hate now In aturk a avant wont of the best brands of whit.: lead manwifaclured.
g ttarwu %ed t w freta u.s a of ndLltrrutwn. Quality wdl tel.
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.
�3Re�t.N'TF'OR�_
i 0 �PPING,-
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1.. , ,•,r • t .. een'. nal oottnot..., exaat ctl distance te n holesale pric 11 a ordinary retail dealer I.a> r,�for ll
bG. J hn Breen, of th;• •. illage, was ft
tithed ntothe liter by..'uta: toys, and J 0 -3 N A- N A F TFL our By5LE21E FOFt BIL. ORDERIS
' \IY roux
%vas tat a d•,w•n with t} � want ; vice
a �e ,fit
dal of the neighboring In tart along:
the bank to eau what wutrid Leconte of
the poor 1, but she 1100.41 got out of
alibi and they returned, giving,. op all
hope of her. But whslut mune to the
band in the fiver Mr. Water's
eats she was was ashore. 'Tit. being;
over a mile she had to battle a ith the
watts, after which she climbed tap the
bank to Mr. tValten barn yard where
she gut .Atte frail ;ta 1 retut'ne i .10 her
honks pnnetime the -milt the• night. all
safe and sound.
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('HkAY ILtItl)WAItL:
IS AS FOLLOW
ON APPLICATION 114: SEND '+1111'1 }S
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 1 DM `:1!7,1;1 Silks, Lues, Satiny!, Pants,
I take this Op?Qttenity Iv announce to the ltut,lic that ha•: il:.- Pur -),..:c % tf..
with width and price scakd
Figure Muslills, lEll11br:. i)
•Out t+TO•'I: IiF
= R Y CT O O S S T o c K Ladies & Misses Kid Giffes, Silk & Lisle Gloves, also Hosiery is Std colors & Burl; MI6,
..nd trade of Mr.. W, D. Shannon, and h.ttirg made
Large Additions to the Stock 1
tonNlllchcahwas paid, 1anihow pepa Atovieegr tbargain,to.IlwboHill favor me
1'he'Mluliar.iy faintly; see;..r and jar, - )ty motto •hall be ?snail Praha aid qua k Reten e
ior, of this tewnship, have been left 11,-
000 each, by the death of a relative, tits
Iste James Michie, of Tor•ontta Junior
members of the same family who resides
in Lucknuw were also bequeathed 11,080
each. The deceased was worth over -
0400,000 and was unmarried. He divid-
10 ed his estate among a vast number of a►
Iatives and educational and benevolent
societie.
In the O41 I -.IM pnt1oa is sada
sof 1ie�eldes weedin,;of -•lir. aid Mrs.
(iso. Junes, of Beverly. Mrs. (:rein, of
Colborne, the dirt daughter on behalf
rf the y, toil Orth V)of ape aes.
with a inn apeetacle.'
H. R1DLEY.
1Faniiers &
NEW MILLINERY.
_ y._. . THE NEW FERTILIZER.
In ordering gloves tend size and colour ; fur L..er .cud size of shoe. ...> w.o•tb.•r .11:•,ac. or 1.ur u
All man order. receive n• pe a•1.•,,r.Ott. end goo 1 -cat not proving -. lata. to 1111•. 1.e rrntnu• I.
SPECIAL 0
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To all PortiDo.si' . to snake P.: • 4 i"al Ss,l . :ons :..: ci 7t,:1--
. a.. a�t'hasing to the aim)'1`.1;. of * w30.00, a' s will 'rine, re'. urn fire.
If. Jr. I;1 J'TIroc'r (ti- ri•f-►,r11,1.(1.
SEF. HERE I
Ta•t.►dews ea.! /sot edge
ss
New French and American Goods,
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awn •.. Irma at+- >'>�•1 Than Fertilizer thmanure
zer is a real ,nut merely a FIELta AND GARDEN.GARDEN.
Cotton Seed Co;n.potend
w t heaper. and as good or better, than most
of the Commercial Fertilizers of
the present day.
stimulant, the value Of which in proved by its
increasing use wherever introduced.
A hundred thousand tone were shipped last
t year to Zngland for fertilizing pa alone.
hardeners take notice that vegetables man-
ured with It mature and ripen earlier than
with ordinary manures.
John A _ N afte1.
Sole Agent for Goderieh.
Also Agent for Herby Climax, king of feed,
took Diploma at Provincial Show last tall.
March 22, 18&R l�&.Snt
Seeds, Seeds, Se;eds.
J.AMES MCiv AZR
T s IC 131 >e F ra o a.[ .', .
W is. te• is tsar► I l e p, a far pant ,. -s. . w•oq ' •.f.r
. r.uw
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
r'..r Tur,,,)tu. Nlr. He.... }. r, Miss Jessie vv ilson
who lige topj(�.resyled here, leavca t + 14,7
W14631) to°MAWR, where he will re-
side
ositu iu imitate. This isnot tketrot tine
he has made p.'eparationa to depart from
our 1 triage ; the elder inhabitants of this
plain at,d vicinity will remember when
Sir John A. was at Ciliates, our deent't-
trig friend nmkrebed to the foie Its
prooseslon with data in hand, toadies us
to the ground where the speeches wen
to be made, *ben Sir John, noticing this
ambitious eetleman and the hororabley-
earned medals on his breast, carte up and
tapped hifp on the shoulder\ saying
•`that's all right, 1 have a jub at Ottawa
for you, get ready and I'll telegraph for
you. • He got ready, but the telegram
r never caste, and he watt oue among the
many disappointed office expectant..
The };o.,d wishes ..,f his many friends ac-
..mpany him to his new home. -New
Era. -
Stanley.
8011).--41w Monday last Mr.
ylcEwen, of the third con. Stanle," mold
. span of colts rising three-year did for
1.1112 ..f $380.
STATISTICAL. -The total receipts for I The undersigned will tire to any young -person under the age of Fifteen 1151! carF a Hand-
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where tar LA:OMade, adss W w•,: G+s:,rns u tt.. o..a.e.. an niwaysbe toast.
Ths Chicago Hose,
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18 THZ MD t4l01/'AHTERA OISHIHON FORt
NEW MILLINERY OF ALL KINDS.
A eked. Rae in Telst*ed 11ste a Specialty. A rag
c
Dress Making Establishment !
is also carried on in eenaecti0n with the MiltLery Department. A call soli, it. il.
A. J. WILKINSON.
1883. SPRING. 1883.
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the year 1882, including balance on hand ,ome Prize, who unaided y friends will solre the following Puzzle, vis
fronttn,last year, 16 t �1
16.10 aro 13484.30,
ind the.total payments for the year are,'
012, 054.42 leaving a balance on hand of
$14,119.,98. The payments are as fol.
'owe: -County rates, 13,111.41 ' schools After doing so read the following advertisement and you will see what tame and kill can.
11;980.62: -
"do. . tstbe,•n done. In the selection of goods for all the branches of our ever increasing; business,
$4,3fiti.20; roads and bridges,WWI our lai,ter premises we haee room to dispiny aur goals to such advantage for customers.
municipal govt., 1551; printing 124.40;
"Balers a circle let ,appear •
Twice twenty-five, anil five in rear,
t ie-ttfth of eight to that subjoin,
And you'll quickly find what conquers men."
K. R. coupon., 1300; sinking fund
1250; charity and sundries, $1,431.79.
A BLl N()Eft `.,MEwRERF. -- A mistako
-ccurcd between the treasurer and col-
ector of Stanley township. the collector
thinking he had paid the whole of the
:axes collected, and the treasurer that it
eras all ps d but. 1200. The difference
vas stn sbIv adjest•rd by each party p.ly (c T
t ,u> �J
ing un the full amount to the maned
In Prints and Dress Goods we • X.L.
and any customer has the option of etting-their dre.t.cs cut and /Stied betore leaving the store.
In Kid Iaovc-i we hare a tine a,aortment. In Handout!: Enibroiderica we have been Sucre/W-
ild /n getting cis doe Ines ,vtth a -trade diiconnt" cur. 83 you can look out for barga•ns for we
hat e got theta. In Millinery such as Hate in the
mg ons hundred dollars . f the hes; 1
ersey lily" andthe Romantic.
.hip. It is somewhat singular that such They ao-""rb in Fiowe•+ and Feather. toolors) :rushed Strawberry and Terrn-Cotta. `otne-
a large sum should slip away hetWenn thing very rare. and new Ideas in all fancy notions expected daily by
them without any ince of It barn; .eft.
0otlerich Township -
XPFtESS FROM HEAD QUARTERS.
Mr. Jahn beeves is seri., '1 t 'ty t-.ttingg;oc 's Manufactured in Paris Hamburg London,
the effects of dropsy. 11•s d
with the nid of medical treatment' IRMSPEC•TFZTLLY YOURS,
LARaE LAYS.. -A few days since ..
ewe belonging to Mr. S Phipps dropped STEWART
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alamb that weighed Nibs, and one but
longing to Mr. (leo. Middleton, dropped M S - ■
a Io pounder
Mr. Robert Hodge has purchased a e,rh,.\pri1.letil.
tram the mew sM ata, time is f,tttaarie . asrt .. • pr.
siker red abler rites s til. _ ,a paras. , e .
•,tile.' "seiusyof Hebrew sod 'TAW Ike wr. ,•....as to
paid cultl•aeLw .a4 as+d w . Ai tie..,..tr.
edteitto. Y1suraa4;west kagladaieatly sass•• JA9
NN ORTH AMERICA:
snow
Throat and Lung OisewSAg
co°DRWiLSONS PULMONARY
CHERRY BALSAM
Would have Prevented
Sold Everywhere at 25 Cents a Bottle.
Two Bottles In One, 40e.
J. W. BRAYLEY, MONTREAL.
AYER'S
taly i. -nun 'rh;.p:,.5 .&a rareopporun: n g,• 1.
is tecocX•n� Ne.t Cork and switserlland ,tln r give down your own
nnont�or to select from to the satisfying of S ar sap ar ill a
why ', 1 Will b•� most happy fti P'
thoroughbred hull front Mr. ,John Mid-
i( dleton. Ho also sold an entire colt to I
Mr. Abraham Smith for a good tlgure 1
Mr. Hodge finds that good stock is pr,.
fit able. - The h:a►vy draught stallion "Pride of
Carron," which has been wintering at
Kintail, has now returned to his own
stable, Godcrich township, and will
travel on its old route during the ensu-
ing season.
Mr. Stewart Me1ougall was dotes
one of the judges on hors" at the spring
show at Harriston last week He is an
experienced horseman and deals consider- I
ably in imported stock. He has the re
gnired abilities to act in the position f, r
which he was chrnen.
Goon Rt t.t..-Mr. Peter t' 'c, of lot
20, Baybeld line, remintly bought
thornughbredDurhamhull from MEG,
Thompson, Peel, for which he paid the
sum of $120. It is a three-year old, is a
really fine animal, and the fatmerw ..f
this section should appreciate the enter-
prise of Mr. Code.
Gioia W V'VT'. -- Mr. W. Anderson, left
on Ttteaday foe Abeedllea, Dakota, near
which Alter• he own a ltlat1111: sectio L
It is said that this w-111 be one of the
largest places in Dakota. Mita Green,
slaughter of Mr. Ileo. Green, left on
Monday fir Fisher's landing. vibe bar
brother resides.
ram fres Port
Bern s, eat.. *at on
aTesaiay si t
jsd
.1. Anderrof Clinton, Ont, was
of a ppo'eketh..nk containing nearly OM.
Inst t.efore letting a (;rand Trunk train h
at Fort (,ratter. He ia of
NEW MILLINERY STORE
MIL . S S G- TLA_ 1=I A. MiilL
•.to Toronto and Lrmdnn, Las opened nota `.ran t :r•ry Ftnrc :n
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MISS STEWART'S OLD STAND
and will ie pi •ase.1 to obta,n Phe wr,l1 ofthepatronage pring �p•
nbe lathes of Ow.ler.ch and vicinity.
SATURDAY
APRIL 21st inst.
when a tt;. -• b•. v.l -rock :.. 1 • . tc-t style_ in Frenh end A,n,H•an Milliner can be
seen. The b::ainea$ will be a-- • .1 ..^ ,:n a ca•b be.... awl all g. ods will be mark in platin
ttgnres at lowest prism. • Ing district ie reapxrn•.I! : solicited.A rail tar n the ladles '
EDS! SEE
AT THE ]AFDICAL HAT..L-
JOifl Pitt Fi% 1' A LAT.li. AND v.(11lKD STOCK OF
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FRESH GARDEN. FiELD. AND FLOWER SE$DS,
from ore of the most Re..ahie !Ir e.1 War howie. in the Douala ion.
FOR SALE BOTH IN BULK & TN PACKAGES.
F. JORDAN, Chemist ani
10 .t ... nay
. t '1 a.l.• ,Llan
tarot az 11.4 nardeaisse
haste. ' ,, n 1 Red. A gall
le. NAT he •Seedmaga.
JUST RECEIVED
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
• AT 4 e I)IsT1.4ll:wtv1';;
SEVERAL BALE.. t)F
TAPESTRY WOVE AND UNION CARPETS.
AT. J. C. DBTT,OR & (:(►:�.
.> CHOICE LOT of -
NEW PATTERN LACE Ct-RTAINS
AT J. C._UETIMH nr
NEW AND NOBBY SPRIN(: HATS,
AT J. C DETLOR s CO'S.
< AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS,
AT J. C. DETLOR as CO'S.
ONTARIO STEEL BARB FEPICB COMPANY,
1.1.. hart( ;Lath.). 11:, Glitl,!.-a
IIANUF.\("rt'REttr+ OF THE INTRO', :-.t) 1.,I1.'K'nAltrt.
Four- Pointed Steel i•=enci-ng Wire.
55 AND 57 RICHMOND -ST. EAST, TG;3UI1T1,).
FJR SALE it's' R- W_ Lt : i Z\i ZIL, I:+1llA:Hl('li.
rare. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Rheumatic
Gout, General Debility, Catarrh, and sal
dl+onler, 0: no' 1 by a thin and impoverished,
or r.nn-upted, condition of the blond; exleKing
the blood -poisons from the system, enriching
and renewing the ld..,d, an.l r. storiia i1. %itrl-
izing power.
i)uring a long rcrtrst of unpirnlrelsd us.'ful-
nema, .A\..Rb SARs\t'ARILL.1 has proven itnt
perfect adaptation M the cure of all dia'aa•+
origluatin; In pierblt.sl andaw,•aksue.i vitality.
It is a highly coneentrated .,-trait of gores-
parl1la and other blood-pnrifying roots,
combined with Iodide of Potaaalnns and
iron. and i. the safe..,, moot reliable, anti mea
eeom:micn! bl,o.i-tmriticr and bl.sal-ft,od that
oto 1a' urrd.
Inflammatory Hh v-mntl.m Cared.
•• hag's RAN+t -i 11, 1.t ha+cunni un• of the
Iata■,slatery Rheumatism.wlib w►t 1 hate
suffered for many years. W. if. Athatar.."
Durham, la.. MMareh 2, 1..2.
" Fight y.Nr+ago 1 had sr. nttnek of Rheum*.
fissure ar t.l', that I eott i.) t of ,note from the bed,
or firma, wale td help. I ti ....I several remedies
withoutstrh if gay relkd, until 1 t.•ok Araa's
SARSAPARILLA, by the ta-• of awn M.ttl1• of
whist t was rewyktely ran ,t. 1 have not been
tr..ealsd with dm Rb■euwtioo since. Have sold
Ia�s quaMlties c( are SAHA PASILLA, and 11
stlf f ltwtRs wreiwAt e�ralsrtil tlka luny
MAI ta w eseesee 1a vlsMtyrises se offerbest
ed so In 45. /akMlwever
P. ails."
Mies tri., Rn'5rwd. Mass:. May 13, 1x2.
"Laid March 1 was in weak frost general de-
bility that 1 s.•eld act salt svikont help. Fol.
;.wits,Ube s n••tMatfsssert1eamesenmid Ise
Arta • x••••AIOU.A base. 1
AddlesiM esMteea
ekes s 1 *a se wadi a■ 1 /vet did la pp
1 sits been as Veit row for tern mnnt7e, and
Mak .nor AAISAPAalLLA the greatest blood
Idleine la OW "Id. JAN.,. NI 4.1 v' i nn."
BM M NV rot 4:.1 fit., l aw Tnrk..tuly Ian, IMM.
Aerate A 11.1.5 euro. trrnfwla and
tar P tul•sa Cosepealsta. Eryelpelas, Ey-
adema. R*.grr•rm. tsl•trhe.. gore., Ron.,
weesstr..s.d ZrnptIew.ofthe akin. ftelesr.
ibis blond „1 all knpnrates. dM divot ion, +idol'
tales Ik• netk,n of the hovel*, and Ilio+ r -rt"me
vitality .ed str.egthena t.be whole tryst, m.
►lar♦RIM ar
teens*,sod bale* hen Thesis, ?Si �$DICAL H A i r CI(.Dfi1RZCA
Mimes -liar *e+
De. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Msee.
soli by all Druggists prior 51, ills bottles', 52..
_AB RAHAI\ SSMITH
CALLS ATTENTION.To'1'li.
CLU'I I1ING
J
tl'A L:'.lt(}E ASSiORTIIENT.
ANIt T111: LlT68T 1)I;�il:NB.'iE><
t:r-1
FINE \SSOttr1X I NDLE'' VARIETY..? RN1S11ING GOODS.
HATS)!
ATS)! t:rALI. THE LATEST sir \'t.ES (� t�
t' .\ 1 I. I'=.1Eft TTXh. if `NI)I•t,F1'f (CODA 1 1) \Tl'd OR Nu, ' .11.F:."i .i 101.0 1. H S
AND I;VLItl• IIZEita
fiTEW C+OODS, NE'VAT PRIr`ES'
CHEAP FOR CASH.
NEW ARRFVALS
SPRING &SLIMMER GODS
Scotch, English, Dish & Cauadaiii Teods
1 -1 -CIG -1-1 U zvzoP
fti IIIf,FIIi11EL'1IIf Tllh:l',U11T1'Of IIERIIN
GEN•iLEMEN,- By requ• At of a large number of the yeomen of the ICun
we have decided to manafacture•
1REAPINCn . NM WCOWZig GI- ICA 014 X q zs,
iu c,mne,-tion with nnr Pow business for the year 1148:1, which for tnatetial and
workmanship will he second to none. Do not give your orders for reapers or mow
ers until you see those manufactured by us. We will attend all the spring fairs in
County, which will give the farmers a good ogp,.rtunity to inspect our machine,.
We will wamnt our machine. to d•) as good work as any ..ther made. We will al-
so have a number of gond
LAND _rt.0LL ER.S
for the Spring trade.
°OOHINaTOVES
always on hand, and will tie sold cheap for rash, or Le exchanged for wotwl (lash
paid for old iron. REF:0M1LLIIR .t CO.
(7..d arich Foanby