HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-08-24, Page 5fHh HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. 24, 188.'
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RAT PORTAGE
The Fopelsse 1 pp•rtlaa Galati* £etkerl.
Iles.
Winuipei, Aug. 17.-A st, : iu is e:i-
dently again brewing at Rat Portage. Mc-
Master, a Manitoba constable, was arrest •
ed on the night of August 15th,aud lodg-
ed
ed iu the Ontario gaol, fur beiu; drunk
and creating a disturbance. Next t tot'n-
ing ho was brought before Mr. Lyn , the
Ontario Magistrate, an tined 8 ,and
costa, -Redding, the l tariu con able
who made the arrest, s subsequ utly
sweated on a charge of false 'arrest of
McMaster. A riot almost broke out
lrst evening nu account of t'.' arrest 11
Redding. A large crowd e:,,teay.,ured
to rescue him from the Manitoba authori-
ties. There was conte lerlble fighting,
and some scratches and seri..ua injuries
resulted. It is rumoured that the Maui-
t•tbat Govenlment will increase the num-
ber of politenaen at R•it Portage itumedi-
atelj• by twedty self.
Bellgre■s in India. tl,-
The latest statistics upon this subjuct
founded on the census of 1882 show that
out of the grand total of the population
of British India, which is given at 254,-
899,616, the various sects and cases of
Hindoos made up no leas than 187,937,-
486. The Mohammedans, who came
next in order, numljered 50,1.21,580.
The nature worshippers, or demonulia-
t•ors, numbered 5.426,511 ; the Budd.
hists, 3,418,844 ; Christians, 1,851,534;
Jaes, a sect whose worship is minzled
B.ddihiam and Hindooisin, 1,221,896 ;
`'S the Sikhs, who are simple theists,, 833,-
426, and those alio came under the head-
ing of other creeds or were altogether un-
specified, 3,056,130. The Christians
enumerated are exclusive of persons of
European nationality.
The number of Roman Catholic Chris-
tians was set kown as 963,058, or a little
over half of the whole. Indeed, a strict
scrutiny is stated to have brought out the
total of native Protestant Christians as
only a little over 500,000. But this
number shows the very satisfactory in-
crease of 86 per cent, in ten years, as in
1871 tho total was only 318,363. Thirty
years ago the number of native Chris -
Cans was only 102,961. In 1861 this
number had increased by 83 per cent.,
and again in 1871 by 61 per Dent., so Oust
there has Leen for some time back a
rapid an.l unbroken progress.
A CrIrketei's Je1t,.
Tom Dale, the well-known Detroit
cricketer, played a good joke on
Ridptown the other day. A match was
to be played between the Ridgetown and
Ram Centre teams, and the latter en-
gaged Dale, who resolved to come in
disguise. For this he grew a beard and
got *unhurt, and upon the day of the
match he appeared on the grounds, dis-
guised as a ragged wood -chopper. He
asked what "them things" -indicating
the list and wickets -were, and on being
told, wished to engage in the game. It
was found that one of the Centre players
was absent, and the seeming greeny was
chosen A member of the club offered
to loan ltim a pair of cricket shoes
(which, by the way, belonged to Dale
himself), and Tom went in to bowl. pa-
raiyiing theI:idgetowuers.
isles Im a De.tlst's Chair.
Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 17, -Mrs.
Samuel Scheibler, wife of the senior
member of the firm of Scheihler tC Co.,
wholesale leather dealers, died in the
dentist office of W. A. Weston & Son
yesterday while having teeth extracted,
under the influence of chloroform. The
chloroform was administered and teeth
extracted, and when an attempt was
made so resuscitate her she fell dead.
The victitn was hale and hearty, and
weighed 180, and was the mother of
three boys and two girls, ranging from
one to twelve years. The Weston, have
the reputation of being skilled in the
• profession, but nothing can be learned
of the cause of the fatal effects in the
lime%.1Ohs Prwpeller Potomac.
Detroit, Mich., August 17. -The pro -
or Potomac has been sunk in twelve
INN oe water. She struck a snag, a
piece of a wreck, or an undiscovered
rock, and made water so fast that she
had to be run in towuds shore. She is
now resting on boulders. The cargo is
ft r1 all wet and will prove almost a
foul loss. The Potomac is owned by
Louie E. Wee, of Buffalo, her captain, is
valued at 1128,000, and is insured for
*90,000. Her cargo is insured with the
Chicago Cargo Insurance Company for
127,000. Two thousand bnshela of rye
have been taken out in a fair condition
and gold.
Legal. i Sonsorial.
It C. HAYEK, SOLICITOR
OAleo corner et tie sew, sad West
•,ret, tiutoricb, over Butler's bookstore.
wimpy to lend at lowest rates of interest.
Elt-1S ,tt' LEW18, RAItRIIiTEkli,
/hornets. t+oIyk,.ituts in Chau( cry- to
Alco in the Court tiu.tw. 4t.derleh
lea
I Lswtd. M.A. D.C.L. E. N.
CAitROW . 1 ROUDF(►t►t, AH
T Itt -rF.l n. Attorney.. Mol etc
G odericb. J. T. Garrott. it-•. Pretenset. r3
WKNIGHT, PRACTICAL II AR
• 11811 and 110r -dresser, beg.to return
banks to the public for poet patronage aad
a,iteits a continuance of custom. tee tan
always be found his Shaving Perlur.nw
Po Odue Gud.ricb. 1763
hu Lewis. 1 (AMIIh 61' ' LL, ARCHITECT, &O.
Is
CVAMERON, HOLT & CA N,
✓ Barristers. Solicitors in Chaucer,. kc.
,oderlch uud \t'inghant. 31. l'. l'amrruu, w
P. Dolt. M. 0. Cameron, l i.eIertcl.. \\ . I.
Macara. 1V it.gha,n. 1151.
OW*. . Mock. Kinston st., Oode
rich. Platen • . ,ecticalioas &sem correct
Camelia,lCamelia, . r' yy.aete,e is sad u,ason a work
m..NtNdslut tWord.
THEE 1-1171;101•T
Live Stock As-sweat/on
THE ANNUAL SALE
- Gro1 un.l-r Meek iat will be held am or about
the nusp:car of the Iluron Lite Stocks FThe 24th of October, / 883
▪ Parties intending to enter Stock for the hale
will require to mate their entries with the Se-
cretary not later than
TI1J11 NATIONAL
way Deal Tbey appeal it
The Copperhead press are constantly
atuiroinstewIrviyr.
CMoonwnatiedoesWnoot ever
of the winning party in a suit mak-
ing an appeal to some other tribunal be-
come the other party was not satisfied
with the result? If there is to be any
appeal set it be made by the dissatisfied
pts Thsay there ie an appeal.
Now itq s their opportunit; to establish the
ooereetness of their opinions. -4/slyer-
tiger.
sited Areenteat.
The vacation is not as to whteher the
arbitrators erred. It is Did the parties
to the depute appoint them Z Did they
agree to abide by their decision f -and of
this there is no room Inc dispute -then
they should abide by that decision and
give effete to it in good faith. -f Londoe
Advertiser.
POSITIO
Friday, Sept. 21. 1883
TThe prospects for tbo approaching sale are
devwedly more favorable than for any sale
t tta: has yet teen held under the auspice, of
the Society.
ENTRANCE trick:. -For each horse or eat.
tee animal, tills • for each sheep gr awins, tic.
A commission of 1 per cent. will be charged
on all animals sold.
Entries to be made with the undersigned.
21. T. 11eLE.IN,
• Secretary, Sealorth.
July 19fb. 1,83. 1900.2t
Of Live Stock. Ahrieultural and Industrial
Products. Fine Artsand Ladles' Work. Ike..Ka
TOR'ON'TO
Sept. ll th to 22114,188-a
The Programme of Special Features and
Novelties will be the best yet presented by
this Association.
t'rize Lists and Entry Forms can be obtain-
ed from the Secretaries of all Agricultural So-
•iotie.i and Mechanics' Institutes, or they will
he sent anywhere on application by post card
to the Secretary at Toronto.
Entries should be made at once.
Cheap Rates and Excursions
on all Railways.
The Best Time to ihilt the City .f Tommie.
WAIT FOR IT
H. J. HILL,
Manager and Secretary.
J. J. WITHROW
President. 1903 -td
Mayor Roswell, of Toronto, has re-
esired a letter trout Maior Collins, A.D.
C.. status( that his e: lenity the gov7lr-
nor-seetwal and her royal highness Prin-
• ears Ln.se willa y their farewell visit
to Toronto on Sgt. 11, spending two
deep in the sky.
HURON COAL DEPOT
Persons requiring Coal for the coming sea-
son. will get it at the
Lowest Rates Going
By sending in their orders now. and thus en-
a l ni tt the dealer to secure it when the rate of
tretght is low, and the price of coal is at the
cheapest point. which it always is In the mid-
dle of the summer.
BL.4CA'SMITHS
Wanting a supply for summer and tall use
should apply before the middle of July. it pos-
sible.
Orders by mail carefully attended to.
Write or apply to
JOHN A. NAFTEL,
Hardware Merchant, Goder-ch.
J 31 1883. 1896-
H=Sm,i2r0, INT=IC =B012Z
Where are you coming from witb that arm full of geode I
Why, I have just been to
PROTTIDPOOTPS,
TLe Cheapest and Meat Reliable Store in town. Why, you can get'
GOOD TEA FROM 10c. TO 80c. PER POUND.
HIS SUGARS AND FRUITS CANNOT BE BEAT.
180:-3nt And Oh, my ! If you only could see the
Bargainsin Faotories and Flannels.
n tact. everything one wants in his line is cheaper sad better than I out get anywhere else.
Deese Victoria has not yet decided
hew the apartments in Kensington palace
lately neewpied by the Duke and Duchess
of Teak are to be disposed of Primer
Louie is very anxious to obtain them.
es they are meth better rooms than thew
new appropriated to her nR.
1
0
AND SPY. THOSF
Q
8
OH, SAY I NEIGHBOR
Where did you set those A. 8. WHITING MTV CO.
HARVEST TOOLS
--FOR--
Private School, "The Cheapest nous° Under the Sun
sauridere' Vaript-sr store
e
t3pD3Mliit.ZtDH_
CLASSES W ILL Bee Went' klED ON
Wednesday, Sept. 5th.
Ali Brannhes w.A provided for. i;pecW at -
ter iongiven to reading atld re'ttatbm.
Terms Very Moderate
For further particulars. apply to
a J. FLETCHEF,
Wed
1903 -it
lead, r c h. A u t.. g; b, tate
FING-HAM'S
OVE
is the hest place in Goderich W bold a
PIC -NIC
B/NGHAM'S NURSERY
adjoining the grove. will supply any quantity
of choice flower* at reasonable rates.
Bouquets, Crosses and other Floral Ornaments
made to order.
-E. BINCHAM.
Goderieb. Jul) :.. letl1. isJb-tf
They aro the Beet Goods I Have Seen.
-4 GOT THOM AT---
R.W.M'KENZIES
CHE4P HdRD SIRE STORE.
North WRst Traosportatioa Company
11.1 ]I 11'E 1'
The Cheapest, Most Comfortable
and Pleasant Route
TO ALL 1OISra t4
TIIE 1;1.F.'_17' -(1n7'if H'F,S7'
is Sia the Steamers et the North West Trans-
portation Cowpony, one of which will. .'eath-
er permitting lease Nar.b Every Tuesday
t Friday Night. oil arrival of Grand Trunk
Trains, PALLING 1T GOOrRISSI the h4
LOWING 1511'. for Prince Arthur.* Lauding.
Duluth, and all po.u':'n Me•..tot,a Minn.+eta,
Dakota and the Not tit W, et.
et.p AL_
The Steatu:r "MANITOBA" viii la are Ge.lc-
rich, weather p. •m.. ing. rt cry ten days- nu
Tuesdays and Fri,!:,ys. soh. mac 4-,-. for
Kincardine, Southampton. Sault tate. Marie.
Michipicotin. l're Nipegoe, Silver Wet and
Thunder Hay.
For further informatics as to rates, *POO to
WM. LEI':. Goderleh. or to
JAMES A. BEAT; 1-,
General Manager. sarnia.
June 0h, 1883. 1831.1ern
The Finest Assortment and Best Value
IN TER COUNTY.
MS PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
Gedertsa. Jell lea. UN
• - t::iV •J
-
74" ,{ 'f .i R
iT.
SCROFULA
PRESERVE KETTLES,
FRUIT JARS,
FLY TRAPS,
BIRD GAGES,
REFRIGERATORS.
ANI )riiKR :-EAptI\AItLE: t:OOlri
Stoves and Tinware
Largest stoat in town. West street, next door to the P.O.
July, 1218. 18183,
TSE P'EOPLE'S STORE.
Bargains in Prints
•'4HI•:M. A EINE 1.INI:.
..1S1IT'ON',ti G/Yv'(IIX1; F.1ST COLORS':
.\X 11 10 ('I:\'i : i'Islt YAM..
-STT_ I3_ E 1: _E
TUE PEOPLE'S SToRE:. COR. KiNGSTON sI'til•:I•:'I' .\X11 r.;I'ARF.
Godertcb, July 12th. 18'$.
BIG
DRESS GOODS SALE
THIS MONTH
AT
J. C. DETLOR a4e CO'S
MISS GRAHAM
„ MILLINE]Z, '
Tnanke tie Ladies of Goderich and vicinity for the liberal -Patronage bestowed upon her
since opening out is town, and would call their attention to her
CHOICE STOCg OF MILLINERY
FOlt THE
SUMMER SEASON_
The Stock is carefully chosen,"and
Made Up in the Most Fashionable Styles !
Miss Graham feels assured that her experience in Toronto, London and other cities will en-
able her to give the fullest Satisfaction.
.MISS GB.IH.431, Miss Stewart's Old Stand.
and all .erolidoes diseases, Mrs.. £rydpess.
ZOMBI . m.ea%-. iLtgw.em. Trier., Car•
Wisdom Sone, sad Eroptt.ms ot the Ski,
are the direst resit of se impure sate et the
blood.
To eve thew demos* the blood mast be puri-
fied, mad restored to a ttsslt87 sad teateral e..e41
fico. Avsa's BAa5APA*ILLA MO for over testy
yenta 8.a. reeasidrd W mimed axNieal au-
thorities as tri west powerful blood earlier is
ealswees. 15 tress the eyM.m tram all foul he-
wers, invitees sad stesegtheas the bleed, rsmsves
all Meese of ...wvb1 Meatssmt, sad prom it.
self a eemp1N anions al aro .sMub.o dWasr,
A illeand Cepa .t MM1Ma. Seven.
"Sane mos lis ego I or troeWd Mt! .erWe-
bm .ore tele.*) em my lev. 78e limb item
badly swollen and l./amed, mid the sore. Or
Merged large ewtUI1.s of oisna, matter.
Every remedy 1 tried t ll.d. Sohl 1 .d Aycc'm
m
8AAPA.ILLA, of .►Ieh 1 mid
mow mime three
bo grub18. ltare that the awes raboated,
I feel
very y al eta. Seer m.ild.. h
ba.ud.eee
M - Dare ■ea Ant (rltatArt; "
14118.111w !1.. tort. Je.. 11, Ierl.
man
An persons b
t m...d mm levelled a
.01 we nom aims. • .. the liwv
area t.1.
P. Wilde et 7s Meet a.1et8 INm.et. NOW Verb
Oily,
'so• ws Maid .t A eeepar1
la, met may if the ORM of 111. Indy, hot le
■ 1e owe mos sad Mossy online whW 81s
knowledge.
The w.148.ewa order ea tae beta. b,014,111.
W. SALL. of A.CArdt►. N.M.,wrtuts. "MO 7.Osar:
" Maytag wgeeed severely for ..m. years with
T..•maa,1.d avtag fatted to Sad relief from other
r.m.db.. I lave mole yes. dtag the pat three
moaty, of Avaa'a MA=ArAIILLA width has
eg..W a ermayrf mow. rw. 1 .....Idem it
t a'magnii-
e.st remily Is, all blood diene e..•
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
The Chicago -House
IS THE HEAD (Il A11TI:RS OF 'FASHION FOR
NEW MILLINERY OF ALL KINDS.
A cheatryltie in Trimmed Hats a Specialty. .\ tiret class
Dress M king Establishment I
•-) • uncal os in connection wZh the Millinery Department. .\ gall solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
sMm.bbs awl regulate tri actim of the di-
gestive sed assltatl tIve aroma, renews tied
strengths= to vital tomes, mei mpewttly eerie
Rleammslem. 1r..e.I/s. •8.emele Omit.
tisemie. Oemeral 0580117, std all diseases
seidag from ea Impoverished or erwrapted se.dl•
Bee et to bleed. Sed a wss8.s d vitality.
it Is r.arwpvably *be ebsepset bleed t.slMdae,
oe aeeneel et ha epeee.Vasd.ts ugl8. red greet
mine ever driers.
ra*rAaets IT
Dr. J. 0. Ayer l Co., Lowell, MNa.
OM W .11 DreggM , pries 61.. di UMW err h•
I30ME MANUFACTURE
1-1IL0 N013LE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO.f;TH=STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE, GDERICH,
--I\PILI. FURNISH Olt MAKE CP( --
Gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest Pricees
le T EARS r%PRBIEN('E. ('I TTI\G A arFA'IALTT. rERrEt-r I'IT GI'A1ASTts1.
ORREBS rattair LT ATTE'*RED TO. NOTE TOE A00Rglut i
PHIL,O NOBLE, NORTH -STREET, GODERICH.
SEEDS! SEEDS
■
.A. T T I le 2410DI4A1...., BALL
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
h'REsH GARDEN, FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS
from one of the most Reliable Meed Warehouses in the Dominion.
FOR SALE BOTH IN BULK & IN PACKAGES
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
MEDICAL BALL_ 10-01DICRIO$.
ONPARIO STEEL BARB FENCE CO P9 Y
4L.IMITMID_I
TOr 32305io Wto rexa.ci e
AT TORONTO EXHIBITION1882.
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