The Huron Signal, 1883-07-06, Page 5I'HL HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1888
A GRANGE TRIP.
11111.: a Whitt to the �Ydel
a
e��
Th truest_ June 24th, aboytr�
i terse estate, Hensel!, ►pptelh
B eld, Clutton, S afortlt' Du
0 Rebell, visited the Model Fa
excursion was got u un
• of Prince Al
oL Niteth Huron,
mfrs altZ i 11.40.
tt ell lstk/Rt c' Matic i.
h�(1�ihth
ne: tit. ' 1de11[onlio,
K1 n d11 y t M.
)>�ttd T lannah, T
t ul•rr arrival to t' a cib,
.ig aendetl their vay to t
where�y were welcomed
with lunch
tstock, chew
tumuli. ett&u p ere v
Went paths"( thetas
t 4elled ell adfierument
F been, where Mr.
h Uiurotys,wa1
f:'Mi1b to
t ld [the to arra
e a to meet th
of theeouhtry
lip hiekthey could {c
11 11110 tie oollese. If
hmissiouetthe agnc
r
out 1R Lilly anti
in the siftings,
Ube fanners would be y be
Ho thanked the farmers lor their
aid said he would be alwa glad give
thean a welce, te.
Er. Bishop, M P., spoke ad- the tw-
ice of the manner in wh the
1 anyetere con iacted, an
t t the commissioners would see that all
farmers were guyed stir in the [natter
Of 1Ue ikles and not let the bee cattle be
f �g ht u y alsl�rL ot-
'.• f. Rf. Raw ju&t the femurs
•
t,Qutrealbo put la the same foot-
ing u others. He thought proportionate
rates should be granted to all. As it was
.11' retinal it ietiod •►coli be
tail.. eido them►
\,Tit bee* at a fa (loss
tg
in rjt� `Ill *tae dsi1 alt be
Cam etre: MUM said it called by iia
right name, Experimental farm. The
place is an experimental one and that
time iMlwed to double the aelaber.
11111111
ta aloes a[' t -et t tare, them
we bear 11 mad the etre alAsgth of
• Reform and th. sggrepte
vote. >O..en is much
tf with whit it ought to be.
Summer Boating.
FLACE!
1R&C`HAMt) UA,W,.L*TI LMnlsat nese
N 'r lira SUMMER
root tine e • few gyms. dile reams
are Very largesrd ,
FURX $HED
hot Yid water.
iu and ental O
choice t Cable, sR7eer7
its he taunt;
be instills station.
R}46.;r+lSeeo Ten D9ilsw
pokrei •
MAgLA'•rD PLACR,
ooderich. atarla
MONITOR
STOVE
ths
tale land Ip[vRmaeu tau the
tie fleet interests of ' QWada he said it
wee hot what it should be. On the 28th
Appt ember at the Proviaeial exhibit iontoi/ ) ) •J
theia,iloaldbo oties& tort sale &heed of / _ n> {fen Rest Value / li J ><nV your Money 11f f r%7/1.H'!./ �
�d .utY iA� ceiv £ d re
P twlmty o moron receive a sitars
')fir. Meliorate and Mr. Wilson also
*livered abort addresses in which tbev
both /poke of the benefits to be derived
from the college and also the pleasure it
gave them to visit the institution, and
hoped that the college would be kept out
of the lauds of politicians.
The following resolutions were then
put and carried unanimously :
Moved by Mr. Hannah, seconded by
Mr. McQuade, that having visited the
Agricultural College and Experimental
Farm thew years ago, we are mire than
• pleased with the great improvements
t
mad, E A S /NT 3- 2 " = S
made since that time, and we therefore Lid
lesire to express our entire confidence in
said institution, and believe it will at 1t T7f a gesecr,tses duke in Black and Colors -meet lovely gamut; and excellent value
distant day be s great boon to the farm -
These gentlemen in speaking the D ZL ■Cs 0-0013.S "O O� Singhon of this
resolution, expressed themselves tie to the
ntni hoer and Plata and in Scotto Gingham's.
end
worth Ile and 111c.Cona
c. n. the beet [rake. Embroidery.
Brown Heeleq Werra MillIuerr, 17ovree7. Feathers and Ribbons.
.ad 1 loved. &•s. la plain and fancy handles.
,treaty early and get the Ant choke.
Rapeetfs111 Sours.
all do
red awl" beet oil
yet. It Bp
1011.
r111'
tote otlt
HAAT IR0NS.
Noi1ko,
Calf on rue sad je *abi -
a ,$PARSOIr S/
Agent floelleiarieb 1nl viyldtj.
Oodericb, June 7th, lflS. • iAlt
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5
NOTICE.
the usual Mldsuoinser Olusitum .i
Mrs. Fletcher's School
WILL as WILD in
Vlstoria Sun, on Friday Evening.
July Oth, 1888
1p cnt�re�y Otw sad v rttgtr•Ptp
i, �Dw. TaDleanI. i'ts1e, g0.. w01 uc
BEE. 1'ltuG-RAMME$.
Tiobts M be had at all the beak store and
from the molls.
Oederieh. inhale, ISM lee'f-it
God rich Coi1Yard
Thos. N. Ducey, Proprietor,
The sabtcriber begs to inform the re tISSte
• and l;lnity that he has oyoaetit
•'Coal Depot at the dock, and will be pleased
to All W orders to that Ilse at the
Lowest Living Rates.
PattTltS Dte1BINti TO
GET GOOD COAL
at reeaoaabie nates, WI and ez<imlae quota -
Hose and quality of twal before purchasing
elsewhere.
uederiob. JUDO Fath. list& heel
91.16-7
PRACTICAL BAR
. i. and Htair-dresser, Mara
and
s w the while fur Ds•t' M e caa
• to to a continuance ort Y
ways be Fouad W Shay 133
es
Pe (Moe Ouderieb.
Worth f eat Traaporla I �aay
ON COAL IIEPOT
soap` wf u1 Kansa it a t the(cal for the corning eca-
wlLowl est Rates Going
fa their orders new. and thug ea-
ln,Ythe dealer to secure It when the tote of
kale•, aid the price of Boal is at the
POW wbtaa ft always U in the mid -
$LSI CKS.hfITHS
WeaUse a stiuty for sumer and fall nee
*omit &rely before the middle of July, if pos-
sible.
Orders by mail carefully attended t0.
Write er apply to
JOHN A. NAFTEL,
Hardware Merchant, Ooderieh.
Aux* rL iW. 1866-
The ChMpeet, goat Cgmfortrble
ss��ltdd Plettwttnt'Route
TO ALL POEM is
TEE GREAT NORTH WEST
L vie the Steamers of the North West Trane
portation Cent pony. one of woke wW, weath-
erprrinitLeave tbtnla Every n
k
4rit FMa4t, on »rrltsl of GraddTrunq� lAT Gw11I:Rlsal the w413CD.
r Prince Arthur's Landing,
Duluth. sad an poises I n Ma<oba, Minnesota.
Dakota and the North, West.
BPMICJIAL_
The Steamer -MANITOBA' will leave Gode-
r weather pe�uittibig. every ten dais- on
uesddraystnand ?riders, alternate tri.,
for►
Michip •icotin. Pre Nlpeton. SIb'er Islet and
YincaThunder !say.
For further intorMatlon as to rated, apply to
WM. LICK Got1erIeb. or to
.TAM11-i3. BEATTY,
ticuseel atatiele.r, &.renis.
J one 7th. tae i Will dui
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
-.
• nl:e little celeste the tbretai &tis i sfrli� tut the following. vis: -If the
. 16
rllifeils
The t4usd Mss dsMaw to clear or
The Balance of Her Stock of Summer Goods I
"Who's Your !inner ."' " Why, Saunders 4. Son."
THLY DV ALL $ORTd OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
IN uO1ODl4HAPt AND AT LOW I'RICILii.
Iron Roofing and Eavetroua Bing Attended to
b
Peeaptiy by Expersoed Hand*. Anything in our line dusted up promptly, and
NO. HIGH PRICES CHARGED I
Ol'JtdTOCKOt'
Stoves el=c1. Ttziware
Oodericb May U, 1M3.
IS LAUDE AND WELL .t9llORTID.
J.daMES Seg (:NDERS • SON,
it oat street, neat door to the Y.01
Dominion Barb Wire Company.
OGLb: MANUF.tI1UItk-t+ IN t \N.1u.t OF THE
ULAN FOUR POINTED BARB STEEL WIRE FENCING,
This wire frumpy la iuote sf the tonLet quality o: w Ire tt at rar, be procured. and the
braved b the best arranged barb mads' n tetter wire bracj is .0 the sennet. which fact is
attested far by its increased use by a.: tae leatiin,t Rs :way I II.: It i. .o liominior:. 'rho best
Is the cheapest every time. Call and me it before pure saint. and a shall speak for itself.
r rJOHN A. N ArrEL, Sole agmen for Ooderiah and , i, init •
1.m died agent for the Queen Pity Oil Works t,1
Caatorlae and Peerless Lubticatiug Oils
1 have now its stock a Large a:sothl eat of the 1..•.,' brands ,t wt.tr les 1 manntei tetrad.
guaranteed free from out. Dupre of ads.FPrarnn. l.u&tai;..a11.t.1I.
JOHN A I'TAF'TFL
i'tc1? r HAI:nit' krv. FMrt)Itl('M.
Fs&�ouersMISS GRAHAM,
lurider to make ri oa Isem1 •seadlly 1aer,... 7skl will oder the wbeing my
is arch loft as tteay salt twastdiwsiyarwaaers. aaa •�tt a.rh pt'loa fiat cannot De &p-
preasbed by any to tbbee sewn.. N pip Ilea this versa :
WE TRY TO STUDY ECONOMY IN EXPENSES
by workineg obotuaSilly , tewexchange
hal aid always appreae• WWepxyMr aiteatlos tor, e
decided improvementof the farm during
the past three yw', and that it should
be kept up and supported by the farmers.
They eleoepoie a -the grange movement,
and that through it they have secured a
representation to the parliament of the
country. They also hoped to see the
professors of the institution pay them .t
visit and talk to the grange and explain
the working of the institution.
Moved by Mr. R. McMordie,aeconded
by Wm. Hannah, that we tender a hearty
vote of thanks to Profs Mills and Brown
for their kindnese and trouhle in explain-
ing the.different peculiarities of the sere.
ral breeds of cattle and rarietiep of caress
produced at this institoticn.-(dnefph
H
Yegt Wawsaosh.
R. d. Pic -Nit. -The annual plc-nic
• in aid of the West Wawaneeh Roman
Catholic church was held in Hickingbot-
tom's grove,near St. Augustine, on Tues-
day last, and despite the dampness of
the weather was largely attended, a
number being present from Lucknow,
Goderich, Dungannon, Wingham and
Blyth. From early morn rico began to
pour into the grounds from all quarters,
and by noon fully
thousand
were present. Thtwo�are adnir-
ably adapted for an occasion of this kind.
On the east side adjoining the road is a
large open field, while the rising ground
to the weft, ooeered with a dense growth
of woods, forms a pleasant and cool re-
treat for dancing, etc. Here a large
platform was *rooted on which the merry
dance was kept up with much spirit dur-
ing the day to the sweet straits of the
VFfngbam string band. Two 'urge tattles
that fairly groaned beneath the weight
of the choice viands provided by the
ladies of the church, were well patroniz-
ed, and all who hid the good fortune to
participate were loud in praise of the cul-
inary abilities of the litchis of the section.
The competition for a meerschaum pipe
between John C. Martin, hotel keeper,
of Ooderkeh and Mr. Smith, marble
dealer, of Wingham, resulted in favor of
the latter, the total receipts amounting
to 11411.60. The pio-nic was brought to •
close aboutseven o'clock, when all left for
home thoroughly satisfied with the day's
enjoyment. -[Sentinel
newer. ftsiert (y.
The Conservatires concede eight of a
majority to the Mowat Administration,
but *dentate upon wresting a few seat',
from them after the election trials have
been held and anumbeyAo �iPnr luen-
cies made vecon
the Mowlit Administration shite to have
s majority of eleven and profess net to
be in the lent alarmed about the result
of the election trial. They saw that
whatever money was spent in the elec-
tions was spent by the Conservatives,
the ttle or none to
vend11 Reformers hMow tlitig has a majority of
eleven he should be able not only to pill
through the section, but tri carry on the
government of the provisos for the full
term. After Mr. Blake left the Admin-
istration Mr. Mowat which it aofttlwith
oI
tnajoritv of fourteen.
July oh. 1883.
MISS STEWART
The Square, Ooderoli.
OH, SAY! NEIGHBOR
HARVEST TOOLS
Where did you Ret those A. S. WHITING Irma CO.
-FOR
They are the Best Goods I Hata Seen.
MEP
•
-I OOT THEM AT---
SEE H E 1
THE NEW FERTILIZER.
Cottolo seed Couupouiul
is Cheaper. and as good or better, than must
of the Comtinercial FerUlizers of
the present day.
This Fertilizer U a real manure, not mereir s
stimulant, the value of which is Prov. 1 by its
increasing use wherever lot reduced.
A hundred Otoesand tons sere .i.tir ted last
year tb England for fertittling per ss.s.•e ramie -
Gardeners take notice that vette' shies ILIAD -
tired with It mature and ripen ,• :tier than
with ordinary manures.
R.W.M'KENZIES
CHE4J' H4RD W.4RE STORE.
HE HAS
John A. Nafttel,
Ede Agent for Guderieb.
Also Agent for Herby Climax. king of feed.
took 1)iploma at Provincial Show last MO.
March 22, 1883.
The Finest Assortment and Best Value
iN THE COUNTY.
175 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
Oodertch, J1111 Db. 1162.
STURGEON
OI�L�IMEtit
-I-I_CP*- -
RHEUMATISM.
Thanks the Ldlaof Ooderlch and i,inity fee tt:e isherd Patrouagc bestowed upon her
since opening out in town, and would co! the.r attention to her
CHOICE STOCK 0i' ,LLINENT
-1011 TILE-
S T.T
Irk:---
STTIdMER SSON_
The Stock is carefully choecn. and
Made Up in the Most Fashionable Styles !
Miss Graham feels assured test her experience in Toronto, London and other cities will en-
&stetter to give the fullcet eetisjsction.
MISS GR.,4H.d.1I, .Miss Stewart's Olt! Stand.
Bel atioa, Neuralgia,
Lame Back, Lumbago,
Contracted Joints,
Cramp 1n Mueolee,
Sprains.
BEST HORSE LINIMENT. •
ha Large Barnes 23c. Bot,,.
J. 1. BRAILBI, )IIO*TRBAL, P.Q.
Rev. Father Wilds'
EXPERIENCE.
The Chicago House
The Rev. t. P. Wilde. well-known City
missionary 1s New York, and brother of the
Late eminent Judge Wilda. of the ase tete-
setts Ruprese dart. writes as follows
"73 11. taw st. New a:416, 1.6*.
u J. C. `res Co.,s sante tlaeom-
Meas
ine tivasiad .ere e 1&11
toLeatnsilswstabt,ter ve
riii� hwotac pm 1
my Ilmhe, MM
saint 1a /0 at night,
and burned so in tamely, that I eowld •steely bear
any Mottling over UMW. I was also t relerer
from a seven e•terrb and catarrhal sushi my
appetite was poor, sad lay sya•a a ia•1 TIM
dews. Knowing the vase et A s IAWra--
cr u. h o eramatansy
i item Ilse eryarn,
i `t ger 1tj he Int . 1 lithe
arpnrreR the ed. dttaw. •
short Om ars Meer sad itching were atta'.d, said
all ceps d bides osd the akineared byred. It1
set catarrh vwere deo
sd 6y the seas
=wmcsac, health greatly Im
in= y 1 t. 1 reel • h 8gscee
eat and I attribute tbeee resales so tie
tea �A>Lrr . beet
I d medicine with�s the !feat blood mdlelse
everIOd It 1n email dosss three
sac • day, ani�g, M all, lam than two bottles.
1 place these taste at your service, hoping theme
publication say doped. Z. 1'. W t c rw.
Yours respectfully,
Th., above leonine 1a bet tee of the mourns,
Meetly eomtng en oar notice, which prove the per`
foot adaptability of Area's itusaraano.A so
the cure or all diseases arising hos tapers or 1s
15 ?HZ IMAM QUARTERS OF FASHION. YOU
,
NEWM ILLINERY OF ALL KINDS.
J, cheap line is Trimmed Hats a specialty. .♦, first class
Dress Making Establishment
also carried ow in connection with the Millinery Department. .1 call solicited.
A. J. 'WILKINSON. ;
HOME MAITUVACTLIRFF
PIET 0 N0BI
ZjdERCHANT TAILOR,
NORTH -STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE, GDERI
F1'RVISH OR MAKE UPI-
(ants' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest Prices.
OTJT M'R'LT=T ptiv.rlebed baDDa .nd . weakewd v1t.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
C HAS. A. NAIRN
Ilse THIS TM EST $RAND OI
CANNED PEACHES
IN THE MA1tIA%. ANT) Her
CANNED TOMATOES ANI) CORN
ARIL DMUUMI».
.A. TRIAL WILL OONVINCE_
IOURT HOUSE /WL'AR2. OODERICH. ONTARIO'
Ger'o •ret *ow
wee,
altruism, sarlebee, and etrsagtbeos the blond,
stimulates the action of tbw stnenaeb and bowels,
and tbertby eaa1W 1110 system to Milt Slid Orem
MN the amused •11 SertyWosa Mara, Imp
5886 er the Ma, RMasariw, C>tc/wa. Qeser.I
biNati, sed 1.11 deoeden resume" tram poor ce
arabans blood sad a few Mated the mynas.
MCP AILED aT
Dr..1. C. Ayer t£ Co., Lowell, Masa.
0•M by all Dreggi.b, pries et, Mx tnttlm for R6•
an Tette FIressfoo'6. CLTTlleli A ttrECISLTt. IERIE T /IT 1614. MTI'v.
wtlllYta
PRONIOTLY ATrtet►Lla Tao. NOTE TUE AIIIRtat t
PHILO NOBLE, N ORTH-STIt EBT, GODHRICH.
EEDS! SEEDS.
AT 'r B1 MJDDICAL HALL.
JUST ItICt'EIVi,D A LARGE AND VARIED STtL''K5OF
FRESH GARDEN, FIELD, AN D FLOWER SEEDS,
from one of the most Reliable Meod W arehonsee in the Dominion.
AYER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS
-Beet Purgative Medicine- F'Oi 3:30..slo
F()R SALE BOTH IN BULK ti IN PACKAGES.
P. JORDAN, Chemist sad Druggist,
Mit HJLL_
toronNIFLI08_
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
1 take this opportunity to annalpee to the public that haring purchased the
7=R'Y COORS STOCSC
and trade of Mrs. W. D. Shannon. and having mads
Large Additions to the Stock 1
for which cash was paid. i am now prepared to glue great bargains to all who will favor me
with their custom.
.lay motto shall be "Small Profits and quick Returns.'
p,r-t:.,tris delivered free to any part of the town.
W. H. RIDLEY.
ONT�HIO STEEL B�98 FENCE COMPAN7�
I.IMITF 1)
ewe pp .yeeadaebt, and
n ptt m twt
/Md Overrertie ., Always relish's.
Wire F'ers.cix .g
riot BY iRIT PRIZE rd 4thin w
as (AT TORONTO EXHIBITION 1882.
.WCXH 1TZIA), 'competition
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