HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-6-27, Page 10B!1laM. THB WORLD OTIliM
A ptcuu will be held un Saturday,
t hly kb, m connection with the public
a
[t
s011eui her1e.
ome friends of Mr. said Mn lis M. Billy Madden writes from Pressure
Kitty, front the to nityy Xt Clistsaton, `paid Is
Bey N. J., that Cbarls. Mitchell, whoI fibs a visit at the be moi mf ibis beers Sullivan w. Jape 1U at Madisonweek. Square garden, is in the beet of cut,-
We aglad to least) that Mrs. R. D. doom,
are
CaCalmar"msrhos "1'41 fully r.aovor•d nun The gallery began to Break during
s getting her arm broken. ' service in the Methodist churl& et Augis-
F - sea on Nuaday. A panic .weed, and
Oaib4ttld. scores ..f peruse& jumped from the high
windows. Many wen trampled and
HYYL!ILa1_ -()11 the 18t1t inst., E. severely Injured
IMIeriseed 1■ Ow 4 edema of wee Oat.
stile e..we seers&..
Maw and Miss M. A Patton, were min-
tId in wedlock by Rev. J. A. Tuntbull,
l at the residence of the bride's brother.
i W. Stewart, of Goderich. was gr..unu-
man, and Mise H. Patton br►deswatd.
il The bride was made the re:ipieut of
many handsome presents. A large num•
bar of friends jouted in the wedding fes-
tivities in the evening.
it has been discovered that a young
'parried woman Who was suppeeed to
Tuve died at Wheeling, V., last Monday
was buried alive. Her huabaid is pros-
trated old hu life is despaired of.
John Dunode, a coal -black negro, and
Aunts Jeffersoi., a handsome white
woman, were married at St. Louis an
llueday last. Immediately after the
. a0IIl01p. heremuny the bride purchased a new suit
g&.ibea for the groom..
W. L. C.s.aiba, of Hyde Parks 1/115 The editorial of today is crisp without
bete last week eu joying the lake berthas , seine dipp ent, strong 'robust, being
-sad the suciuty of some of our b.IIsa. ponderous. and comprehensive without
The mad is Leong Improved between being lung. Within these 1 'ta there ji1 here and (iudench. Ile work is scud t. us still room fur the great editor, but
tt- be pr...(ressing rather slowly on the sub outside of them he tetnuut longer get hu
near Saltfo.rd, and the temporary read is reader to follow him. -(Louisville Post
m risky one t..r souse riga A lantern April .4
should have been hung out during the
, dark nights where the repairs are being
, made. [ED.
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Dungan um
W. Lnckard and wife and two daught-
ers, of Flesherton, Co. (trey, are visiting
at Win. Mallough's and several other
friends here.
Our base loll club are to play is match
with the M tnchester boys next Saturday.
Our hoys will need to practice pretty
faithfully if they expect to acc niplieh
much.
We are sorry to leant that Thos. Tre-
l.a .n. el 4'r.ilt.f.onl, is Ir.atratwl by
severe Illness.
BHRVIID liIM RIGHT.
Tee as,Mer of ■.ase tiMveta, tiege4
be • tree r Indl/aea
Vincennes, 1 nd. , June 34. 1' ost.rday
Oliver Cepheid. who butchered Mullso
liherkiu, while in jail told °dicer Runs*
that he would like to are the girl, and he
was 4ran(cd the privilege. N hew he eu
tiered the roost where she was 'rug he
laughed at her. 1 Nbeer Runar tusk hits
out of the mous and asked hart what he!
thought about It. "1 would hke to no.
ish her," said Canfield, with a hendlsh
gran, and thea he burst out Iaughtnngg.
Canfield's crime is the most tisodish I
ever r*.urdsd here. He took his victim
in his arms and sh••u at her five times,
two of the bullets lodging in her brain.
She has been r,rscloue but once since
she wee shut. Canfield was taken from
jail by a masked mob at 1 o'clock this
morning and ham god. There was rep op -
posit to the mob except that the
sheriff refused to deliver the keys of the
jail. In consequence to this, the mob
had to break the jail doors This occu-
pied at lomat 40 uuuutea Ceutield was
Lound cowering im his oell and made an
attempt at prayer. .He was hastened
out to the street, where several hundred
of the best citizens of the place were
waiting to see what would he done. It
was µreposed that be be hanged near the
)ail, but the brute requested that he Ise
:ioverner Robinson, of Massachusetts, 6at►ged In sight of the houie where he
at a recent meeting of the State Medical shot his aw•ethemrt. He was ranged to SHERIFFS SALE OF LANDS.
Suciety gave his sentiments un the • WlegeePh polo within a stone's throw 1J
wutnan .luation. He said : "If a worsen from the house.
can curo one IF any member of ms fatuity, The Iearea11.u1 ea rotten.
God bless her for doing so ! %t hy, who
objects to a woman joining a fellow ►,If The fourth International Sabbath
m woman wants te be a fellow with other School a.nventiun has just concluded
follows let her do it." at Louisville, Kentucky. Tbo various
Ins wife .of Mr. Spurgeon, the famous reports that have reached us show that a
London tweedier, furnishes an apt illus -tine euthwiesm and a most excellent
(ration oldie work a feeble wotnatt may3 spirit prevailed. There is no weakening
de. hhe lav long been an invalid, but, in Cie high estimate in which this great
by ;nearing photograph frames and toymovement le held by the wase of Chris -
other means, she has established a "Look tion pae.ple. Canada was well represent -
fund, from which she supplies poor ed at the convention. Mr. S. H. Blake,
minister of various denominations. Last v/ii., presided at the opening meeting,
year she thus gave away over 7 .0.IU was untiring in his efforts to make the
Thomas Davidson, ,,f W'awanush, alio books. and in the put six year nearly gatherings interesting and profitable.
was nearly killed by a runaway team. is 42,000. Rev. John McEwen, secretary of the
rapidly iinpruvi:ng 111 health. "The Great Political Superstiiio n. ' is Sabbath Scheel Association of Canada,
the title of the erticle by Herbert Sparer- to,pk an active part in the proceedinso.
Vest Wi Sz3aplh. •r. to appear es the July Pepalar Montle Mr. McLean, of Toronto. also contrihut-
- ly, concluding his currant series. In ed to the succeae .1 the convention. One
The picnic under the auspices of Si, this article Mr. Spencer maintains that . soh.• •.vas present thus describes the int -
"in a 1».pularly governed nation, the ( pressh•is produced by the meetings of
Thom wea a large number of pe *Ui-
ttusIO by heat iu New York Thas day.
The mercury was tilt' to the shade.
3 iebtcal.
1 ' E CASE, M.D., C.M., M.C.P.&,
. Ont. I'h eiciau. surgeon. Aooltorba rL
Or. (J co item formers eoc*ptsd b 1J'
ltutchiaseul Dungannon. Irht tMlloe -
uu's hotel.
Loans anti insurance.
u
Vir AU ALZNDIhO HONEY AT
a till'! ter ewe. IPrtvau leads.
attauk'Ii & LEWD'.
tlelesteb, ANS 17th, IOM. ulr
TO LOAN. APPLY TO
M0
•tilt. OirOM 1.T&CAMER ON.1Gds
1 B. WHITELY, M D., C. PRY-
• 8IUTAN, Nurgww. Auctmlei.sr, oto„
Ontario. OOk'e Th. Square, 1 *ere
East qa Wilson's true Stun, up stats. MID
('1 R McDONAGH, M.D. PHYSIC-
Vt. IAN. NURU EON, kc., °rodents of Tor-
onto l'olv.rsity. l.luecltat• of the Royal ('.1-
Irg. of Pb•lelaaa. London. Ku c.. ac..
lll. 1'. P. M.. Ontario. °oo. raesidesoe
OppodM Balser's Hotel. Ham►iltoe17 i, (3.•
erick
UR. McLEAN, PHYSICI.LN, SUR-
OEON. Coroner &c. Office and residence
Yruu. Street. second door west of ototla
,Street. 1751.
11G. MACKID, M. D. PHYSI-
Sagami. clan. Sagami and Acoomcber. Uradaate
u( Tomato Uulcentity . Oaks opposite Cavort
-on & Cameron '• Hank, Ltickaow. if sot in
oaks. enquire at the Hank. 17fY-7.
' i lltS. SHANNON B IllA*ILTON,
IJ Payoioians. surgesms, ao.
canoe at Dr. elhannua a near the
maul Uodertuh. U. C. rluaxsolt, . C. Haat-
1751.
MOIST TO LUID - PRIVATC
ewes +. sshelll asevMy. Amoto
is n-daIs
.
MONEY TO LEND. --A LARGE
ameoat * Petiole renderer Iavastarwt
U tweet rates to Ont•stas Aloriemess. Apply
to (JARROW It PRO('UYOOT.
, JO,osu PRIVATE F1'NDS Ti.) LEND
on Faro sad Tows Property at lowest In-
terest. Mortgages purchased, no Commleal.a
cbarned, Conveyancing Fees res.uaable.
K. IL -Harrowers as obtsla money 1n ear dal
lf title is satisfactory.- DAVISON
MTO 4 HarrUtr . Gatwick.a J 51
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. 4.1fe tad Aocideat laearesco Agent.
Represent lag Ont-case('ompeales- Aleo agent
for the Cav►i'A Live drove Iasl'Iuxc'I CU.
Money to lewd on Mortgage, either In Tows as
trans Property, la as way to suit the barrow
j)g, aloe-tett-stains• Kar's block Oederleb
Z'loi3 CARE AT
Augustine 1t. C. church in Hickittg-
b,tum's grove, on Wednutalay last was
largely attended, notwithrtanclini the
inclement state mf the weather iu the
inortbing. 'Film afternoon. however,
turned mut line, and :. pleasurable time
was spent. The chief event of the day
Was the rote for the "popularity pipe'
between Messrs. Schmidt, of % ingIi itn,
and Whitely, of Lucknmw, which result- wore brought back last night by a delet-
ed in favor of the formes by about Lt:3. Sive. When she arrived at the depot
The vote realized $100. Altogether the , McKelvte was in waiting with a revoI:er
receipts of the picnic ann,tinted to a:.,ut land a 1x,ttle of vitriol. He intended to
$500. kill Dunham and disfigure his wife. Mrs.
Dunham was also present, and attacked
her sister with an umbrella when she
same in sight. A reconciliation was
effected between the parties, however.
government is simply a committee of I earnest Christian worker from many
management, ' having nu intrinsic auth••r• I •'f••is• and representing many benches
ity, and that the doctrine of such a holy of the Evangelical church. The interest
being the source of individual rights u el the tneettngs was cumulative till the
absurd. `end of the series. The last service was
Nes. fork, June 24. -Mrs. JIcK. vie, elle never to the forgtten, re-enacting
the "`ansa of the closing
..f Garden City, who eloped a fewclosingnight at Turon•
apo with her brother-in-law, Dunham.
to three years o; o. These earnest work -
els toy:. to their homes inspired with
new zeal and tarrying with them afire of
enthusiasm which might well set the
whole continent in • dame. One cannot
but feel that this murk is one of the
great Moral uov.wents of the age. One
of its noblest features is Its generous and
fraternal diameter. It is only by inqui-
ry that oue can find -and not always
then -the religious denomination of any
Temperance does not find favor with speaker not previ;,usly known, so entire -
some .1 the managers mf public schemata ly are sectarian differences ignnretl. The
in England. and children have been dis- influence in the near future of the ddi-
missed for wearin.t the blue ribbon. Mr. gent instruction of the trillions of youth
Mundell*, the Minister of Education, of the world in the Word of God is
Auburn.
WMrs. Jas. Gibson and Mrs. P. Wallace
ye returned from Maryville, Mich.,
• where they had been at the deathbed of
their aged lather, Robert Wallace, who
died on the I lth inst. After two the'
illness he i,aasei peacefully away. De-
ceased was in the asst year of his age.
He was a native of Fifeshire, Scotland,
be came to Canada over forty years ago,
and settled in the township of Beverly,
where he lined for eight years, he then
eame G, Wawanoah, in tblsoounty,where
he resided until one year ago, when he
went to lin with his daughter in Michi-
gan. He was touch respected by a lar:te
circle of friends. Many will hear of his
death with regret, who were emaciated
with him in the pioneer life in the early
settlement of this part of the county of
Huron.
Lee =a,
Tris &'oTT A. -r. --Canvassers in favor
of the Scott Act get 45 signatures in this
ward last week for it. It is estimated
that the ward will give a considerable
tajority ler the Act.
Miss E. Black and Miss Cassady. of
Ooderieh, visited friends here during
the week.
LITERARY E TEkt•trHa'ar. ()with; 10
the heavy ram, the entertainment in the
Presbyterian church was postponed on
Monday evening for a week. Next
Monday a splendid programme will be
offered.
A few days ago one of our townsmen
visited the pretty Swiss village, and on
pertains iia seat of lemming neticel a pig;
taking put in the recess amusements of
the pupils. He concluded that the
"1•atned pigs" of the side-shows trust
have had rich • training. A correepnb-
dent last year reported a calf as having
hof in an appearance in the school of
is section. Ws wonder if any more
quadrupeds in this part of Canada have
.been emulating ,'Mary a little lamb. -
Lochiieh.
Fill wheat in this section is far from
being a go oil crop it is true that there majetity of the delegates aro found to undnnbtediy Foe the greatest event of T.. -
me several tine fields to be fouwd, lest be in favor of Cleveland. It is said Mor- 'unto s senor centennial year.
they aro tierce, the large majority teeing ' Mem. Carlisle Bayard 'and Dnnheiner -
('n'ary or Ho*orf t Hy virtue of a Writ of
m waT: i Fieri Paris,. issued out
of Her Majority's Htgb Court of Justice,
Queen's Hench Division. sad to le directed
ani delivered against the Lands and Tear -
awing of N'ILLIAItf IttJHEIt'NUN. at the
suit of JOHN GREEN & CO. 1 have seised
and token in execution all the right, title. in-
terest. and equity of redemption of all and
singular that certain panel or tract of lard
and prenasal', situate. lying and being in the
Township st Colborne. in the County of
Huron. and Prov Mee of Ontario. being com-
puted of a part of lot number one. in the first
concession. eastern division, of tbesad Town-
ship. The melts and bounds of the said parcel
of land. twinges follows. Commencing at the
distance of one chain sixty-seven links. on a
course due weer, from the post planted be-
tween lots one and two, on south side of toe -
cession road, thence south. (our degrees,
twenty minute*. art .bnanetkl two chains
nine links, thence south. seventy -fire degrees.
fifteen minutes. west. ooe ebsim, eighty links.
thence north. forty-three degree.. forty -ITC'
minutes. west. sixty-nine links. thence north.
eight degrees. twenty minutes, wret, two
chains. thirty links, thence north. fourteen de-
gree*. east, one chats. fifteen links, thence
south. eujhly-two degrees. ten minutes, cast.
one chain, thirty-four (inks. thence south.
thirty-two degrees. forty tuinutes, east. one
chain. torte links, tis the piaci. of beginning.
and containing by adrnessurvment, three
roods and two perches of land. which Lands
and Tenements 1 shall offer for Sale. at my of-
fice, in the ('our House. in the Town or (lode -
rick, oa TuKsu.ty. the TItiwrirru day. of Sep-
tember. Ptet1. at the hour of twelve of the
clock. noon.
then did, what might he expected from
the representative of a Liberal govern-
ment, whose sympathy with the temper-
ance cause is well known. He re-tnstat-
situply incalculable, and is an omen of
itp ghtest augury for the Christian civil -
tag ion of the ea .ming age. -Presbyterian.
ed the children, instructed them to wear t.rem Iede.trlal lair sed itemi.t relee-
their blue -ribbons, he rebuked the ran- ictal Esp.ua..
ager severely, and prohibited any fur- This being the fiftieth, or semi-cen-
ther interference with ,children wearing tennial year of the Incorporation .of To -
the precious little badge of freedom. ronto as a city, the Industrial Exhibi-
Au official circular announces the tion Association of that city have deter -
following changes in the Management of mined on making their next Annual Fair
the Grand Trunk Railway : W. J. Spic. and Exposition, which is to be held from
er becomes general manager of the lines the 10th to the 20th of September next,
west of Detroit and tt. Clair rivers ; of such a magnitude as will eclipse any
James Stephenson, general passenger of iia predecessors. t In account of the
agent, succeeds him, and is in turn suc- large number of applications already re-
ceeded by Vin. Edgar. at present assis-
tant general passenger agent at Toronto.
No appointment has yet been made in
the place of Mr. Edgar, and possibly no
appointment will be made to abolish the
office at Toronto.
In 1881 Louis Saloshin, an Atlanta
printer, inclosed $1 in a letter sent t.. R.
M. Boardman, who was running a lottery
ceired from intending exhibitor. it has
been decided to enlarge several of the
buildings, and an immense programme
of special attractions of a novel character
is being p.repare•l for the pension. The
Governor-General and the Marchioness
of Landsdowne are to open the Exhibi-
tion nu the 10th of September Amonv
the attracteine already anuonnce.1 are
All Iaternati••nal 1 ircwcns Deinonsrra-
scheme in Louisville, Lut week the' mire a Colley Show and Field Trials by
l`ettor was returned to him from the dead i the dogs, which will be .1 gnat interest
letter office. Stamped across the face of t., the farmers : Balloon Ascensions, an
the envelope was the wor.l 'Fraudulent.'
Written upon its back. in Po &toaster
General (lreshom's handwriting, were
Me words : "Voting man, the advice of
a postotfice official is, if you earn your
money keep it. Inclosed was the dol.
lar.
New York, June 23. - The Iff'orf'a
Washington special &aye it is rspottsl
that Tammany Hall has called a meetin;
of prominent Democrats in Nee York
this week for the purpose of consultation
rsgardinz the Presidential nomination
movement. It is supposed to le the in-
auguration of opposition te Cleveland.
it is alleged to be incited by the desire
to justify the rebellion against unit rule
in the New York delegation, if the
Electric Railway, &c. The manager,
Mr. Hill, is to visit New York and .ether
i,l.t ea next month in search of other
special attractions of the latest and newt
interesting character. Special .lays have
been set apart as the Fanners' Day, the
School Children s Day. the Societies'
Day. &c. The prize lists. c.litan,ing
full particular of the great Fair, have
tom) issued, atnt ran he obtained -
t: e Secretaries of all A tricultura!
t-er and Mechannica' Institutes in the
Province, er they will be sent to sq
who will drop a rift card t.. the so:rl .
tary at Toronto. See advertisement in
another column. A full pmgramnte of
all the special attractions will ins publish-
ed about the muddle of Agusf. ' This will
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sherif[ (u. Huron.
Sheriff's Olnce, (:oderich.
June 13th, *144. i 19411131
1,1YE, EAR AND THROAT.
1.1
DR. RYERSl!A,
L.R.C.P., LtLr.l•.0. a'..
Lecturer on the E e, Ear and Throat, Trinity
Medial College. Toronto, and Surgeon to the
Mercer Eye and Ear Infirmary, Oculist and
Aurist to the Hospital for sick children, late
Clinical Assistant Royal London Ophthalmic
Hospital. Moorllrlda, and Central London
Throat and Far IfospitaL 317 Cut'acu serlttt&T.
Tunroc ro.
March 371&, 1184. 1818.
C. CRABB
USUIALIA!R
--Ams,•-•
Semi -Centennial liposition,
1884.
Of Live Stuck, Poultry, Dairy,
Agricultural and Horticultnral
Products, Implements and Man-
ufactures of all kinds.
TOI:ONTO,
September 10th to 'title
Ter Lanett retie List le /err ti•aslal.e.
Legal.
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L IAUER t LEWIS, DARRI$TERti,
k7 Uedench.
C. teams*. Ja. J. A. Monroe.
IL K. Larose. 1107
1) C..41A YRS, tiOLIoITOR•
ilea ,
iv wise Dormer et use swear* and West
Mega, tiadertoi, es er Latee's
ray w lend at Iowan raise et Int.
Prise Lists and Entry Forms Can be obtain-
ed from the Secretaries of all Agricultural So-
cieties and Stech►niu' Institutes, or they will
be sent anywhere on application by postcard
to the Secretary. at Tor.sto.
ETTRIEn CLIME AILI*T wo'r.'d.
The Oldest Established and
Cheapest Store in the
County of Huron.
PRESENT PRICES :
GROCERIE8-
Granulated Sugar. 12 the. for 01 le; by the Ib.
10c. O)theraugars in proportion. Sugars cash
on delivery-.
TEAS AS CHEAP AS SUGARS.
Hlsrk
Tis at _+-., ryual to any an-. Tea in On-
tario; Einer tracks n• e,-, awl 75c. Green
Teas --Yonne II son. from 'Lie, to 4).. Gun-
powder Tea. lir.; the finest imported. 75c. Ib.
A very tine Japan Sifting at rte. Ih.
DRT C3 -001708 -
Prints to c:.ie at prices to astonish. Factory
('&gain. yang wide. by niece at 'e.; narrower
el 5c. A tine lot or tans Grain Dress Silks at
worth 41.25.
IiARDWARE-
t wcll-seleeted stock .f Our hcs. Smiths, flay
Forks. Spades and Skintels, all from the hest
makers.
PAIN rr8 AND OILS -
we keep none but the be.t, and sell them at
sane price a cummuaest.
Vinegar a spew .alt 5. and erarrosted ran
fr mineral a. id,.
A good enpply 1.1 (class and BaltlsasRdtiwr
ware on hard.
C_ CRAB
-4aferh-h. June 28th.18114. 16194m
emuiderahly bosom th. average. Spring ! hare been invited to attend the confer
once son. registrar mf North Wellington. are
1 t . be investigated by John Winchester,
I one of the most singular cases which inspector .1 shr,evalties. The investiga-
tion wi,1 np•u at the town of Arthur on
I July 3.
The affairs o1 the office of John Ander-
grain is suffering to some extent on a -
c(wnt of the extended period of dry hot
weather, there having been nm ram
worth m•ntinnaog llama; the past fear
or five weeks, although several tine
showers hare passed in the immediate
vicinity.
D G.:Bellwith, out tailor. ie kept , n
the lump, s, to speak ; orders are pour-
ing ut from all kluree1111111, and lie will
soon either have to get a staff of avast
ants, or turn away customer.
There is very little talk or agrtatien
\aonterniog the `.41 Art in this district
u ye.. We have rel hotel here, and,
therefore. s• • comparatively little dank
lei or drunkenness There are however
Reny wino tneot is ,.1 the Act. and when
petting day roues along. we expect t.
gine a g...wl m.jo•ntr for it, and threw in
nor inftuene. in the interest ..4 temper-
ance and morality.
At the 7.on, D, -trot. on Saturday,
Harry Rowell commenced a tramp that, j
if he comp los task, will not i.e ter
minat.d ft rtflf t• great He has tinder-
satin to walk a n.•Ie eseh hoar for
1,003 h uta eocee..I hie first one
between 1 sad : •.•eiusk te 11 minute..
has come to the observation of the brei
medical fraternity of Leominster. Mas.,
is that of a young man named Arthur
Sih h f h k bee
t
ver, w n as or a past wee It
slowly hut surely bleeding n. death. The
efforts .1 the physician hare thus tar
proved unavailing, and so greet is the
I..as .1 blood that the recovery et the un-
fortunate ynung man is despaired of.
1 About a week ago Mr. Silver went to a
fdentist 4. hare five teeth extracted. He
was placed under the influenced gas,snd
the drain' proceeded, but it is asserted
1 only one tooth was extracted, though
i why the operation should have stopped
there is the question the frteeds of Mr.
Silver vainly ask immediately after
the dental operation profuse bleeding set
in, and the .Imolai was unable to stop it. •
The doctor positively states that he per-
formed the operation in a pmper man- OHM.
rte', and devise that the present trouble Is Wlscomtia.onPH a,asermlsa.JialAIb.
was brought abeat by the extraction of Jek• tt Black. third son .f Mr . M. Meal.
the tooth. An examination of Silver's sr••t fs'-
mouth sktews a lame grandular est and a
(issr excavation in the gem. From b ,th
of throe wonted. the bleeding is profane.
The affair hem aimed beat excitement.
ROWS COCoi. Gn ATgr• I. Avn ('owroRT-
tore. -"By a tbnrottgb knowledge of the natu-
ral laws which govern the operations of
1lgestnoa and nuTritton. and toyT a careful
appb.atfoe of tit- fine protein -1101i of well-
rle, ted I aoa. Mr F.ppe has provided Our
breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured
beverage which may .ave us many heart'
doctoni bilks. It isthe jnM.s
di4it..
asrof
h arttele.of diel that • constitution may
be gradually ha111 up nntil strung enough to
resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
of subtle maladies are floating around no
ready to attack wherever there is a weak
point we may anew many ♦ fatal shah ivy
keeping ourselves well fortified with ppaeri*s
blood and a properly nourished frame.- COP
4rrr.••e (Mingle. (lade simply with &mitiaa'r
water re milk. Mold onlyin as keta e.
wi
Tins silksilkaril IA 1. by lrocers, lehelled --
lance Err e a Co.. l lomreopat hie Chemist&,
1.oedoe Raw. -
l
At Hetet Deg Caso.(cio. lee Astra Chip,
es the Nth April last. Henry ibebsrt Hyatt -
rata. sand 01 years eldest sea of Heart C.
1..Kreitman of prig Iso ntrtete PM ke1MM0 .y
able. araelaref sad late or Oederte►.
CeeetF
of Hares. Oetwrb, CaaaOs.
1884_
Saginaw and Bay City Route.
THE STEAMER
OCONTO
G. W. Me0RH(N)R, Marren.
Will leave (O►hEat1(il, weather permlttimr.
on and after Jnne 501, LIN, making OeRI<
ItO111 rt Taus dormer the arson, as follow.:
EVERY THURSDAY
At 1 u'rlock p.m.. for Ralenaw, Bay City, Read
!Meeh, Taws, awl ail points on the west short,
including Alpena and ('&molJ'ram'nr
Hetarnlne will Mev& (N)DRRI('H
EVERY SUNDAY
At 1 p.m., for Detroit and Cleveland. males
both ways at Port Huron and pawls on RI
('lair Hirer.
•
.A. Eleven Days' Trip
with the privilege ret speeding II horn la
CNtelead. 10 boars la Detroit. aid It hours la
llag twa a r stay City. at the s•prepedenteelly
pros o
112 FOR THB ROU/ID TRIP,
INCLUDING MEALS AND BERTHA.
A PIM -Clew Q('ADRiLLR RAND always
sem bawd for I tuned
Par rates of freight ad pee es. end 611 hi-
feriwattew. apply to
WYi. LMR Asset at Gedeeteh.
er r. A, t7AauIRUT,
Maas sr. 15.4a44
OMsrlsh, Meoteak. i00 ,,, IIIb
1111. w1L1 OK TIM
GRANDEST EVENT
of Torunto+Semi1'eatenntal year.
riARRIW & PROUDIfOO1', BAR
r itIITE&t*. Atseeneys. 4slkiNaee, ale
0od.rick. J. T. °arrow, W. Proadfoot. 173
C MERON, HJLT & CAM*RON,
Barrletera. Ildldters Is Pommy, aa.
:',)deme► end W In fgliaaa. Y. C. ClmeIwa,
n I'. Holt. M. 0. Cameros. Uodarieh. W.
!(apart► Wlagham. Iris.
An Immense Programme !
UI
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
being prepared for that time.
chap Ma/es and Lseeral.e. es ■l1 Mal
ways. Tbr best time es •1.11 the 4Ity •
Tentage.
WAIT B'OR IT -
J. J. WITHROW, H. J. HILL.
President. Mana:;ar and Secretary
TORONTO.
June *i b. 1114. 1716-31
C IODERICH AUCTION MART
art.
COMMISSION ROOMS,
Sirrist-oad doer Neat k et Tax dams At. Ore.
Lund Kos pilt owl w'Iu I us. Cwaastaeon,
motor Peg TNS
HAMILTON LOAN SOCIETY.
Nortek leaf at Larva chic d interest
X0NrY ADVANCED ON 000114 RENT To
THE MART FUR NA L -t.
s. PULLOCB,
Real Keats and Pinaartalh. Apert
Qaderie
April lab. heli. 11e7 -1y
$14k-V 1O --LOAD( AT 6 PER
t1ENI'.
THE TORONTO GENERAL reiChfl$ CO'S
are prepared to lase muoey ate per cent., pay-
able hill yearly. os
TERMS Ti) SUIT BORROWERS,
on first-class taro security.
Apply to
l AMKRON, HOLT a CAMERON,
Barristers, Ooderictt,
Ai cuts for the Toronto General Trusts Co'y.
Mears. l'Aneaux, Hut.T a ('ansaoa have
also a large amount of private funds to lase
on gra clan farm security.
tioderict . Oct. 5, tea. 191141
1.
r
•
The Ontario Mutual
LIFE ASSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE, -WATERLOO, ONT.
BOU MIION aarenaT. ewe eee.M,
The only pure) Mutual Life Co. la C aesia
Total number Policies in force Dee,
IgD. 5,'241. covering assurance to the MOON
.1 $11.572.719.40.
TOTAL AMetETn. • 110111.710LAS
TOTAL RiYE*TE. tietM.W.ee
at cru S. - 0d3.TN.e• ^ The Company's C.nnpan s Reserves are based on the
"Actuaries Table of Mortality.- and four per
cent. interest -the Ifipl.eaf Standard adopted
by ant 141. company in Canada. and use-hhaallf
Per rent. higher than the standard need by the
Dominion fuaranee Itepartrment.
The increasing pupularlty and rapt growth
of the ('od1pany may be ores from the fact
that in 19:0• for first year of Ire baguette IDe
total asset• aouunted to only 51410, while last
rear they reached the handsome total a
v. s. HOMAN* General Artist. Manager.
strattord. Ont.
V1rAn nct-ire and reliable District Agent
wanted for Goderich and west Huron. Apply
to W. S. Humors. GMwnl Agent. Stratford
td MoneyT to Loan at Low Yates of Interest
May3Ymd. ltiW. 11443m
Field quid Ga►llmi Smis. FACTS
The subscriber is now prepared
to furnish all kinds of Field and
Carden Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rates that cannot be i.t•at,n in
Golerich.
Call and examine samples be-
fore purchasing elsew'L.•re.
REES PRICE,
East Street (:rain Depot. Opposite -
Town Hall, Golerieh
March Mb. 1111.
lli
JOHN IacTA&GARP.
ONTOMI* *TMEET.
Has opened out a full line of
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY.
Fresh, Cheap, and of the hest hs -twit.
FLOUR 8z MEAL_
MEATS
A tbore nipped Butcher &Ilop in ':-on
section. and Cured Meat. pork. et.,
of every y
A troll rScttully solicited.
JOHN MacTAGGART.
tielowe Waren IMA. 1884. 190.5-3m
P011111111. iirsenes.
3 8 t7RB 8_
THE LARGEST IR THE DOMINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
FACTS!!
FACTS!!
AND DON'T FORGET IT
That we have never been, and
never intend to be undersold
by any legitimate house in the \_
Trade, either in
Sllrs, Teas, Coil'ees
General Groceries, Crockery
Glassware at Rock
Bottom Pricaa,
950 Doi, FRULT JARS
JVBT A.1,1 R I171137.
Come and See Us
C. A. NAIRN
('our Hover Square. Ooder obi
Jun. 19th. 1114.
Wilson's Prescription Drs Stare.
Fountain of Health.
Sulphur & Iron Bittern.
Fluid Lightning.
Electric Bitters.
Burdock Bitters.
London PurRiel
To begin work at once on Fall :wee. Moony PURE
.mploymrnt ai fix..s salaries to all willing to I IDA
R I S
work. MMT nand WOOLS can have
Pleasant Wort the Year Ronal. GREE N
Good agents are earning tram tit0 to j..1 p•
moath and enemas. -AND-
er Twins and outfit free. Address: HE3I.a.19BOR33_
STONE & WELLINGTON,
IttMJin Tomato. Oat.
JAS. WILSON.
Bio SUITS., Bio
All Wool Tweed Suits
FOR $10.00
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
$lo SUITS. F $10