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=tangy byydespatclthe ed m ear*11 liest mellls arts of datrr tags.
By general admission it bas • Larger am=
lost than any other newspaper in tbw part of
the country. 4 is one oaths raciest, ueingest
and most reliable journals in Ontario
and being in additioning, as it 'ttohthe above,M-0tlaas.
family and fireside paper- it is thereto •
most desirable ad,crt4tne ttasdins&
Tarsus. -$1.50 In advance, postage pre-
bypublishers; 111.15, it paid beton six mos
$00 if not so paid. TNs rule will be strictly
seemed.
RATES or ADvsarutwo.-E1ght meats pe
fns tor drat lnssrtfoa ; three oenti ppeerUDe for
sack subsequent insertion. Ye•riyy ball-yesri7
and quarterly contracts et red rates.
a.s rRig rinse,... We have also • drat -clues
jobbing department In oonneettos, sad possess -
lag the most complete oat -fit and \satfacilities
ng out work in Ooderiob, aro prepared
to do business in that line at pee= that mantra be beaten, and of a quality that nnot a
nrpassed.-Terms Cads
OOMMUNJCATION$.
Ws do not bold ourrlvM ble ten the
opinions of our nus
tees to this department must sodas t
selves to public questions, end be brief.
Bare halal ng.
To the Editors of The Huron Signal
Sir -Ructions attended a
lately. and es the event made a deep im-
pression on his mind and on other parts
of by body, too, he will give you • taw
reminiscsnoes.. Runtime has a natural
dislike for rapid movements, and thinks
that an early start detracts largely boa
dignity ; hens the reeson he was not
chosen on either aids, -not being on the
ground in time. On his arrival he made
a close scrutiny of the relative strength
of each side and joined that which he
thought the stronger end more likely to
win. This movement on his part, -this
important reinforcement to one side, -
was not observed by either side owing to
the yells that darkened the air. "Ho -
heave," roars the men with the big hat,
who had p' --Duty of tiros on his hand ;
"ho-heeve" roan the fellows with the
little hats and throats, and so the timber
began to rise. Rusticus, catching the
the enthusiasm of the montent,regardlew
of danger to his person, rushes in among
the crowd that was yelling, lifting and
pulling with all its might. He hardly
touched the raising timber with his for-
ceps when a No. 12 cowhide, with a foot
to match it, was pressing his toes into a
jolly, bnnging the tears to his eyes and
a roar out of his mouth, but°a different
roar from the prevails one, -a roar of
pain and distress. Witn a great effort
he at last freed the tortured and impris-
oned limb, hobbling on one foot (pui., a
distance away from the crowd, thanking
his stars that man was made with two
feet, and hiding his emotions the beat he
could. After • careful examination of
the much injured foot, and finding that
there were no broken bones, he conclud-
ed to run another risk so as to secure a
a victory for his side. "Ho -heave" it 1
goes
again. "The"11 beat us" ! "Get 1
the pikes," "Get the pi?: PA. : •'H.) -
heave". The commotion w ,1 immense.
Rusticus could not stand in .'tiveiy any
longer but, with one sound t ,.,t to stand
on, seized a slim scantling with which to
force up the slowly ascending bent, but
just as he gut the thing balanced and the
upper end in contact with the timber ter
above hie devoted head and ready for a
shove, the crowd. at the pike -poles
hoisted and relieved the pressure en the
upper end of that scantling which came
suddenly and squarely, down on the
head of a luckless fellow who happened
to be underneath it. Now, I've ftnished
him, thought unhappy Rusticus to him-
salf, and determined to degy the author-
ship of the deed, but forgot to let go the
other end of the scantling. "Ho -heave"
went on as before, hot there was no
ho -heave out of that poor fellow's head
this time. He staggered. inclined to the
one side, then to the other, apparently
undecided whether he would stand or
fall felt his pate like a phrenologist,and
finally set his eyes on Rusticus, who still
held the murderous weapon in his hands.
That poor fellow's eyes glittered and
stared like a wild -cat's, and he made
one spring towards Rusticus whose
looks of sympathy were not likely to
save him. The latter took to his heels
towards the woods, with the scab
individual in chase td him; but "Ito -
heave" went on,regardless of the tragedy
that was likes to take place if the pur-
suer overtook his victim. After the
race wotinued for some time and nature
became almost exhausted, Rusticus look-
ed behind and to his great relief saw no
one in pursuit. Where the split head
went to no one ever knew; though some
thought he went • home. What a relief
is afforded by the disappearance ,of our
enemies ! Rusticus felt it. His run did
not entirely remove the interest he felt
in tho suooess of his side, and returning
to the building when the excitement was
at its highest, fiercely engaged in lifting.
"Hu -heave!" "Bring your pike -
poles." Just at the word of command a
lubberly fellow seized one of these polo.
and made a rear attack on Rusticus, in-
flicting • terrible wound. It was very
little convolution to the wounded to
know that the thins was an accident, and
the one who inflicted the wound was
hurrying with the spike for quite a differ-
ent purpose than to stick it in a mortal's
flesh.
Rusticus was borne away from the
busy scone by his own legs, vowing that
when he attended such meetings again
he would climb up the timber out of the
way of cow -hider, piked-p,lee aad scant-
ling.
Moral -When you go to a raising kelp
your weather eye open. Rootl(va.
Ashfield, Aug. 241
Messrs Julia and Robe sok MaKsnis
out four and • Tarter acres of pass as
Tuesday lest in eight hours with scribe.
This L peeinworthj work, eonsdoei.
the short epee, of time they were st It
and the heaviness of the grain. They
say they are randy to bet that they ccs
cut five corse a day, or will out against
any other two men in the oounty.
The farmers of this neighborh000t
oowplaining greatly about the very bad
crop of fall wheat they have been reap-
ing thew last fed weeks. Some have
tt.reehed and the yield has not weeded
on an average ten bushels to the sore.,
The sample is also very inferior.
1
Tenders will be received by road eon-
miasioner Oirvin, Nile P. O„ up to Sep-
tember 8, for the letting of the job of
building the Dunlop culvert. Plans
and:.reciflcgtions can be seen M the
county clerk's oases, Ooderieh.
et. Iles&
Ws are called upon to record the
death of Mrs. Purvis,of West Wawaoosh,
which took pios on the 22nd. She wee
interred in the South Kin{on cemetery
the following day. Her husband and
family have the;heerdslt sympathy of
the community in the loss they are called
upon to bear.
Last week our matrons had impt,eed
epos them the task of once mere heed -
in` off the ppttooaoaa�iinaies to the gest of
Illsgnting st Sekford. The holidays gee
rad and the youngster* here semis to
wrestle with the .bete and primer asd
other auxiliaries to mental colter,. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Brodwell, of Alpena,
Kieh., are gds of their sou -ie -law, A.
C Maodonald. _
Atea young lust a finefirer
'Asmtati<n.
firer year old
soone day lest week
was 8l7
v t atom*
It is with deep regret that we inform
our readers of the death of Miss Jessie
Gordon, third daughter of William Gor-
don, of Toronto,formerly of St. Helen's,
who departed life on the morning of
Saturday last, and was interred in Whit-
bycemetery on Monday. Wherever
iss Gordon was known she endeared
herself to those with whom she associat-
ed. She will be greatly missed by 'all
her acquaintances, more especially ily
her 1 number of friends. She had
schooled herself to think that the ides
of* blind unconscious nature was a bitter
and barren creed, qnd had taught her-
self that this little life was not aIL Her
disease, having lingered on for years,
baffle.' all medical skill, and change of
climate seemed. no impediment in its
course, which ended in a happy dissolu-
tion.
&VIM.
Pexsoaai..-Mr. M. Braithwaite took
in the excursion to Port $tansy last
Saturday. Alex. Watt spent a portion
of last- week visiting her brother near
Wingham. R. J. Ploody, who has spent
his vacation at home, has returned to
Garfield to resume teaching. yr, returned.
LGeo. A. Newton has returned and
..,.erred school at Harlock. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Newton, and will reside
in Harlock for the future. We welcome
them to Hallett and hope their residence
here may be agreeable..
Joe. Orasbyhaebo ht a farm in Mor-
ris, and it is expected that Hullau will
sown lose hint. Deme Rumor asserts he
will take one of the young Lithe* frum
the northern part of the township with
him.
David H. Lansing r.f this township
met with a severe loss, last Friday. He
was busy hauling in grain; Mrs. Lan.ittg
went out to the barn to assist bon in un-
loading. On coming out of the barn, the
house was all in flames. It is supposed
to have caught from the chin;ttey. There
is an insurance 0E8800 on the building.
Nothing was raved except an organ and
a few trifling articles.
Mrs Jar. Dobie left here last Monday
for Dakota. She arrived here about amonth
ago froia Parry Sound, and has been
visiting friends since. Mr. Dobie is to
meet her at Emerson. -[New Era.
Kineaedlee Aries for Acether Rallwo7.
The committee appointed by the Codn-
cil at its last meeting to watch the inter-
ests of the town in the natter of the de-
sired extension of the T. O. & B. Rail-
way from Teeswaterhave organized and
hateoummunicated with the proper au-
thorities. Mayor Baird on behalf of the
committee, wrote to the Pacific Railway
President, setting forth the claims and
advantages of Kincardine as a terminus.
of the line from Teeswater, and he has
received • reply, which fit tibia early stage
is encouraging. The Rep.» t.., has al-
ready set forth many advantages that
would oe gained by the town should the
Tine be brought through. There is no
doubt but that Kincardine is the point
which has the strongest claim for the ex-
tension, and if the Pacific Company de-
cide to eootinue the line to the lake, we
will have it. -[Reporter.
The Baron Sinal
will M wttt-Maee of for the
FOR 50 CENTS.
This otter is made la seder to put Tan 8sasaL
tato the hands of nose who =a= tab s.
Avail yourselves of this eppeetaaW to wear+
Tmensenas for the balance of the
Mr for so small a sum:
5 0 Ceritc..
SUBSCRIBE EARLY,
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At 131 Arch street, St. Paul. Minnesota on
Friday morning. Aug. 17th, the wife of
Zrit McKay, cabinet maker. formerly of
Ooderlch, of a daughter.
B LBW kb.
0•ffith August at St. George's church. (lode -
rich, by the Rev. John %Vatters. M. A..
Charles Itenry Bioko, of Montreal. to
Satan Gertrude, youngest daughter of the
late Henry Bancroft of Montreal. barrister,
stepdaughter of (I. Rice. Esq.. of this town.
RI to.
in Goderich Township. on Wedn'eday. Aug.
Mb. William Marshall, aged 10 years.
Goderleb Markets.
0ODLaiCH. Aur. 2). 1853.
Wheat. t ralli i bush........ .. $0 r, 0111 00
Wheat (Spring) 45 bush ........ 00 te 1 (0
Flour, 5 barrc ............. ... 1 40 r b c
Oats. P bash ....:...• OW • J 3
Peas. p bush .. 0 fe K 070
Raney, i bush ..... . 0 10 a 0 30
Potatnee V busk nest .. 1 0 M 5 0010
Ha) V ton ........... . .
Bitter. 1 s.. o is .f 0 ,s
Eggs t/ dee. ......e .. t 0 0 N
Cheese. 0 li"
Shorts, t owl ........ • : 01 • I IS
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Auctioneerin9.
JAMES BAILEY, LiCENPED AtC-
TtON ERR for the Comely of Bern. hav-
ing entered the list M new prepared to attend
to all order" for Awetiewe deg. (»stars Ida
at Halley '• Hotel, Ooderieh, or seat bymall,
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promptly aewled to. t
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JOHN KNOX, LiCENSED ALC-
• Tl(7!fRICH for the Comity of Harem.
Sales attended In all parts et the Ceatty. Or-
ders lett at Merle's Rotel sr at this DAM will
be nreeepcly attendee to. 1b7-11.
Ij W. HALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
I. the County of Huron. Sales attended
`t% any papt,; M t\e County Address deers to 11105
AwillIelip
mal got the ten benefit of this offer.
(1) � 41 New (School Books
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&frIt yon are already a subeeriber. ply
show this advertiseweat to someone who does
not take it.
JOB PRINTING.
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This Department of Tas SroKAL Office is
replete with every facility for turning out •11
clam= of Job Printing with wetness and des
patch. and et reasonable tse
e rates.
CALL AND GET ESTIMATES.
McGILLICUDDY BROS.,
Editors and Proprietors.
Goderich. Aug. 21. 1883.
Sensorial.
W. KNIGHT PRACTICAL BAR
BER and Hiair-dresser, begsto rewret
Maks to the public for past palms/re and
solicits a ooatinneeee of custom. He can
always be found W Shaving Parlor,near
Po Office Goderich. HMI
TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &o.
Office. Crsbb's Block. Kingtton fit, Oode
rich. Plans and Motions drawn carved
ly Carpenter's' plasterer's and mason's work
measured and valued.
3lebical.
JJB. WHITELY, M.D., CM., PRY.
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. SICIAN, Surgeon. Accoucheur, rte., M.
C.P.8., Qatari°. Olsce-The Square, 2 doors
East of Wilson's Drug Store. up stairs. 100$1
GR McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC -
. IAN, SURGEON, to.. Graduate of Tor-
onto
oronto University. i.losettate of the Royal Col.
las of Physicians. London. England. Ike., Re.,
Il: C. P. 8 Ontario. Office and resides=Opposite Bailey's Hotel, Hamilton street Qd-
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DR. MoLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
0111014, Censer so. (ice and
Settee Mese. mooed door wast oflslwla
S treet. 178.
HO. MACEID, 111. D. PHYSI-
Serge= . etas. Seegesad ♦��oOso bur. Orsdes$s
• Tombs Tots Ualv.epty. Omeeep ie to Camsr
�t s Csmeres . Beak Li buow. If set la
Mos. mitre at the Beak. 1701.y.
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MR. W. F. FOOT, ORGANIST AND
choirmaster of alt. Oeevge's Church, is
p�r p�s�,d to give lastrwettea In the following
brwiehes of midcal study vis '-Nano. Ot
Icbmh and cahtnett Phyla at slew v
culture.tiecoogb bass sad hartwesy. As r.
Foot has had tansy eremitism both r{e
city sed =entry. a taerorsig$ traiatng may he
p�ls. Teed mamasUberally
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Used in the Conroe, Model. High and Separate Schools end Colleges, et
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PRICES LOWEST IN THE COUNTY
Sattsfa cti0=3. 3- .ara1',1teed
JAMES IMRIE, Goderich, Ont.,
A_ B. CORNELL
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER
Corner Store, Horton's Brick Block. Hamilton
Street. -
G'I•OD EP IDH, 01•1711-
.k. Il. C. bal., at • large exocnre, purchased e
FIRST CLa4,S'S HE. (RSI;
and Is prepared to attend and conduct funerals
on the shortest notice. la town or country.
A large stock of . "leaps
COFFINS AND CASKETS KEPT CONSTANTLI ON Ri
(loth in Ikcorat.•d W00.11101 Haack Cloth. at ler) Itcawnahk Friona.
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C. HA YES, SOLICITOR &c.,
Office earner of the square and West
'trot. J,iodericb, over Butler's bookstore.
Money to lend at lowest rates of interest.
ProviIic!al 38th
OF' T11r
LEWIS ALEWiS, BARRISTERS, Mac anal aid Arts Association -
Attorneys, Sollcltbrs In Chancery tc
Office in the Court House. Guderlcb. OF ONTARIO
lea Lttwie. .lt..i. E. N. lawt,. ,
'"eD' To be Held at Guelph,
CTARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
RISTEItS, Attorae s. Solicitors. etc
Ooderich. J. T. Oarrow, W. Prelates,. 1K
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON.,
Barristers, Solicitors is Clt•neer7. Ste.
3oderlch and Wlnfham. M. C. Cameron. QQ
C.; P. Holt. M. G. t.araeyow, lioderieb. W. S
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Mara. W Ingham. 1741.
O\ T151:
24th to 29th Sept'r, 18
'Entries =set be made with the 1ec•
Toronto. es or before the
dates, viz :
Horses, Cottle. Sheep, Swine, I'onit , Asrf
guttural Implements. or et before ale day
Angler Soh.
- Grain, Field hoots and other Farts Pro
n a
darts, Machinery- and Manufa. tures
Loans
Loans ane insurance. ly ors or before %urday, ecptentber 1st.
__ _ _ - - _ Horticulture' Products, Ladles Work, Fin
Arts. etc., on or before Sat urday. tteptem,o
600,000 TO U)AN. APPLY TO soh.
CAMERON, huLT t CAMERON. Oode mss Lists and Blank Form. for nmaktpg t
• 17fe. monies nies upon can be obtained of the
fes of all Agrlcnitursl and Horticultural
cientMONEY TO LIND IN ANY isiepr visand ex. to ice Instlttttaethru
t a tea berewwers s e to W Per the Ptstvlsce : or to
gqaatt.. 1'r►vate hum's. Apply to Snow= and ti mise .
Mearon. Goderlcb. Area Arsrestllss.;osreste.
'. F. Bettii0i, Precede■(.'taste Marr
Miff. 10th. I li ft 100S3t
a owi ilial w'Ast•
. roe rets A wed
MONEY TO LIND. - PRIVATE
lvl tends -on freehold estvity. Appt7 to
Gee. Swanson. (leder ch. 1
60,000 PRIVATE PUNDfi TO LEND
on good Fara or Ikat-clase Town Property
leer cont. Astir to R. R A UC W V Fir. 1741
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Toads for levesiment
te OARROM t P aF00'Mesgrtstsfilowest races en Apply
T OA1H FREE OP CHARGE. -
1.4 Meson to lend at lewaw tree of
mg conte or charg'p. summit t t i owToN.
e�pee11. ColborneHMei.
Oederlch. Ltd March 1401. 1770.
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20,010 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Penn and Town PreMrty at lowest hi-
tetaat. Mortgages purehesed, M (esrnlsston
charged, Cooveysactag roes reasonable.
R. it Btwrowers can obtain mosey la Gee des
((title N stldletorr. DA WHOM St JOAN
STOW. BerrMen axe (;oderich. T711
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. LW and Accident Tnenrswee Agree.
vinery Ong fleet rlaseCowman iso. AImo am=
the CANADA I.tva th•x-u liFOURAICII Co.
easy to lend on Mortgage. ettser 5* Town 05
Property.ln any way to suit the borrow
or. (Seo-fitoetatrs► Kae. Mock Sweetie\
QLGER & MORTON, BARRIS
Ti ire. tea, Ste„ Ooderlcb and WM100
C. %eager Jr., Oedeeleb. J. A. Mortis& Withens..
1711.
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Worter's Sate rare, ,
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