The Huron Signal, 1884-9-12, Page 5AQUATIC.
Tae Cetaadtaa (1.tt.. a Peak somas
Moatlowed by Ors tatNre.
flea Franciwu. Sept. 8. --Thu A ustn-
lias steamer brings particular. of the
saes betimes Hamas and Beach, of
flQrdaq,
A g�� 10. Tb, race wits fur the sham p-
sowetd w the Yarawatte linter,
'unship ani a stake of 11,140. The
weeiber was mazuificent, but the water
was slightly ruugh. A splendid s:art
was efeet.d. A dead level was main-
tained for the tiro quarter of a mile.
Hanan then furled ahead. Wbeu a
mile and . half had hasp outcry.' the
Canadian was • !earth in advises. Brash
responded, and rowed right down ou
Hanks. The letter allowed his twat to
cross, and a foul took place. Haslam
put up his hand and claimed a foul.
Beach, however, kept pulling away.
Hanka followed, but Beach case to the
post an easy winner by 3 or 0 lengths.
Time, 20:04. The u.u; ire disallowed
the foul claimed by Hanka. An im-
mense crowd witnessed the race. Sixty-
eight steamers were crowded with spec-
tators and the shores also densely luted.
Tremendous enthusiasm was manifested
over Beach's victory. A cordial inter-
view took plus after the raw between
Hannan and Beach. Haman admitted
that be was beaten. He was puzzled by
the close t.ru1Iinity of the • tour
Tomki, which bore down too close to
his boat.
The day fell.owing a large meeting was
held et Sydney. Harlan then admitted
he had purposely fouled Beach because
he believed the :atter had wilfully cross-
ed over into his water. Hanlan raid
he was willing to row another match in
three months. Beach refused to now in
less than six mouths. The captain of
the steamer Tokio who was present at
the greeting, stated that he was compell-
ed to close upon Haitian's bust to avoid
running aground. It was generally Lat-
hered that another thatch between
and Beach would be arranged.
betting already stood iw anticipation
the event, 3 to 1 on Hanlan with 4 to
wanted. Beach's splendid appearance
was commented on. He is an English-
man by birth, twenty-six years old, and
six feet high. He went to Australia
when a child. He is generally acknow-
ledged to be the finest (enc an Australia
ever Kuchleed.
The rresrea. sr Preerbut...
In Canada and the United States the
questwrt of prohibition is bespeaking the
living one ; it will Dot he ignored, or
take a back seat. It will be to the front,
and the men who have the handling of
it, are not the men to cry quarters, or
bask down. It is plain to all who can
rad the future, that in the end the ad-
vocates of the SadaAct will prevail either
soca this Act or sone other niers stnn-
sent. Both parties at present are alike
determined, out fot years the temper-
ance men have been gradually but cer-
advancing. They have, moreover,
*.
till very respectable portion of the people
is their side -she churches, and for the
moat part the clergy, and a lame propor-
tion of the most respectable wuaten. It is
easy to see that should this prove an even-
handed fight this year, it cannot be so
long. The S.x,tt Act men have the ad-
vantage in being disinterested, and ars
certainly fighting on the'side of sufferings
humanity, and an favor of morality aid
an advanced civilisation. The wheels of
progress do not run backwards, hence we
predict that though the battle be nerds
and uncertain in its wars before us t•. -
day, the final issue will be, must be, in
favor of prohibition at no very distant
day, and it would be thus wise for all en-
teseed in the trade So see what is coning
and prepare for it.- Ally man who would
incest largtay in the manufactaring in-
terestsof eith.r beer or whiskey at the
present time, would he blindly incurring
risks which will involve hits :u greet
loss. -(St. Thomas Times.
Macer teuveyueee.
birds are known to fly long
carrying their young on their
Small birds take passage across
the Maditerraua.n Sea on the backs of
bistst and stronger ones. They could
not fly so far, Their strength would
gip out and they would drop in the
water. Along the northern shore .4 the
esti, in autumn, these little birds assem-
ble to wait the costing of cranes from
the north, as psopie wait for the train
at a retlroad station. With the first
cold blast the cranes arrive, flock after
lock. They utter a peculiar cry, u of
warning or tailing. It answers the same
purpose as the ringing of the hell when
the train is about to start. The small
birds understand it. They get excited.
They hasten aboard, scrambhug for
The first so mese gat the hest
seats. I1 the passengers ars too many,
sone will have to lit back to the hedges
till the next tris. How they chatter
good -byes --•hens who go and those who
stay. No ticket haws they, but all the
same they ars oonvyed safely Doubt -
lege the great birds like this warm eover-
iag for their backs. in this way the
mall birds pay their, fan. And it is
these last who must be out in the est if
itatorse. The little passengers are of
diluent species, like Americans, Irish,
Omrtnnns and Chines traveling together
in can or steamships. Their rummy
takes them through the air, high above
the wide sweep o 1 waters. They are
clue companions on the way. Ry-and-
bytch the beautiful south coun-
try. athey build nests and sing
sweetly, as they build here and sing for
as Is our happy summer tome.
MED.
in (Wheys,. e. Sato September Itb.
1551 Frank Manserwb. 10 years.
At Sammeterbep.rate.. Sept Mb. latent ammeterof David redstart, aged 11 tenth% 7 weeks.
la Celbeet e, nth last., Neer preen. SPA 55
fears.
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IAPPLT
BARRELS.
1 a.red to salt ray quantity el First
('haus Apple brrrck, at the
LOWEST FIGURE
poa.tb:e, and ea deliver to any part
I^'ompteese a.d q.aUM7 gtiaraalee4. Apply to
PAT. FA RR,
lMa esUonal Volt Works Cosp•r, Shull.
Ates 7, Iafit. 1156.11.
FACTS ! !
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
Suars,Teils, Coffees
General Groceries, Crockery
tt Glassware at Rock
Bottom Prises,
IA Doz. FRIIT JARS
JUST bRRZVED_
Come and See Us
C. A. NAIRN,
(hurt Hoare t+.iva:'e. Gadertck.
Ane ab. 1444.
GO TO
KNIGHT'S
FOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHA M POO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS EAItT OF P.0
1111417 _
wanted for The Liven of al
the Presidents of the U.S. It
i. the Largest. Handsomest
rah HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, SEPT 12, 18b4.
GREAT REDUCTOIN IN COFFEES.
4f.vt p.nibs ted tae loam Itwprsr.4 Cs s iaa.ater, 1 am caakbd to oar "-mak, Ptah
O s d at tae !edea iai pflc
�'a' -e., 30c.. per 1b.
Rio, 18c_ pox lb_
25c_ per ih_
BUC+AR (�UO'rATIONS.
STANDAR!) GRANULATED til'GAR, 12 lit. for 11.00.
COFFEE HU(lAlt, 14 lbs for 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, 13 Ito, for 1,00.
-Uao a Vrgr stuck e( Bac.. sad Lard and every other commodity 1e be fuuad la a gra-class
grocery Morr-
West Side Court Howe linear-. Goderorh.
COLBORNE BROS.
are to have the largest and meat varied
acne General Dr7 (foods Cur the corning
fall that they hove ever shoe u. They have
secured some bargains In
DitE1IS COORS, TWEEDS Al)R
SHIHTINGS,
that are worth enquiring tor.
!nark and Colored Vet ..rcr,re• are to he
largelyworn this fall. and they have .pared
no palm to make their stuck complete In
three liars, and at prices that cannot be
bear en.
If you want the beet value the sweet .f-
hee& terma cash. and no ,cooed peke. go to
('OLBORNE BROTHERS.
oederich, Aug. 11 affil.
JUST ARRIVED.
ABOUT THREF, THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF NEW FALL GOODS, AND AT
PTIICF.S THAT WILL SURPRISE VEVEY-
OXE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
COLBORNE BROS.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS
A LARGE A9SORTMCNT. AT
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S
I1tEDALION DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NEW CORSETS,
NEW EVENING WOOL SHAWLS,
4 Arworted Ca1ors .
4 -BUTTON KID GLOVES, AT 11.00.
New Fall Tweeds and Coatings
J. O. DETLOR .Se 00_
1
•
best
and hook ever sold for - _
leas than twice oar price. The fairest selling
book in America. immense profit. to ageniet
All intelligent people want it..tnyone can be.
roma a enevresiNI agent. Terms free. Address
HAuar,- BOOK Co. Portland, Maine. 111 3-
R=3=vc=
Steerage a0d intermediate
R..43.TFS_
Steerage, $21.40.
-To--
Liverpool, Londonderry,Glasgow
London, Queenstown, Belfast,
Bristol, Cardiff.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAILOI STICAMSHIPF
LIVERPOOL -LONDON DERRY-OL►W1001
Tag SOoargRr SCA Rocas m AND now
EN(1LA.xn.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED.
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Cabin Rate from Quebec to
Liverpool, S60
From Quebec to Liverpool
and Return, 1110.
Sailings from Quebec.
PAKIS1AN
POLYNESIAN
PERU V IAN
SARMATIAN
SARDINIAN
71rd Sept.
Rh
17th ••
74th "
27th
PARISIAN i ass Oet.
CIRCA/384 .. 111 h
PLRYEESSII
VIAN filth ..
SARlIA AA•.•• .............. . 10 MS Nov.
SpAA�► War
CIRCASPiAN �e ,.
P.aenfr:ere minim le lave Caderle8 w
Thnrndays, at 12 o'clock. making direct ma-
ne tion with Msawwa at Quebec.
ifen see seadMg for your Meade. you ma
obtain Prepaid Purer Tickets at lowest rates
at this Oalee. ay.iaWe trout ht.alaad 'reloadPeotland, Proem «
m. ertaany. Swrdra aa 1
Norway.
ger lickete and all Information. apply to
H.•RMITRONO
Ticket gbh.
ftederira. May IMh. iow.
JAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT /to.
OWoe. (7sWu Meek. gi a.eesa et, Wes
Ask. Pl..e aid aposilltmOrmiedrswa correct
b1yy (yrp.nt.r.s• 'mead macaw's wart
Msaswr.1 and ea
Get your Printing
at this Office.
llisoa's Pr¢acnpllou DM Stored
Fountain of Health.
Sulphur 8 Iron Bitters,
Fluid Lightning.
Burdock Bitters.
Electric Bitters.
London Purple
PURE
PARIS
GREEN
AND--
HBI4BB0I
•
JAS. WILSON.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
1)R. RYERSO) N,
L. R.CP.P.a..
Lecturer Medical
Eye. Far and Throat. Trinity
College,
Toronto, and Surgeon to the
Mercer Rye anFar inermaar7. ()enlist atad
Auriet to the Hospital for sick children. late
Clfalral Astdstant Royal London Ophthalmic
Hospital. Moarflelda. and CentraLeaden
Threat and Ear Hospital, 011 Curate brag r,
k. 11a1. 11at-
C. CRABB
-oaa
The Oldest Established and
Cheapest Store in the
County of Huron.
PRESENT PRICES:
0-R0CER211613_
Gunnlated Sugar, 17 Dm for $i.•e: by the 114.
tie. Other .agars In proportion. Snpare rash
on delivery.
TEAS AS CHEAP AS SUGARS.
Rlack Tee at tc., ems' to say Stk-. Tea In 0e-
t.rno: riser works .t Ser. sod The. «even
Teas- Tonne Wyss. tram We. to 11e. Owe -
powder Teo, 11r.: the Soma impowted. lye. Ib.
A very line Japan Sifting at tor_ Its.
DMZ' QOODB-
Prints to close at prime to aetnng•h. Pattern
(Koen, 'wit wide, M piece .t er.. narrower
at lie- A Sae lot .(Ores Grain trees Silks at
73e, worth 51 IS
H�RDW�RE_
A wellueleeted stork of Scythes, S.atrhs. Ray
Pnrke, spade. and Bae•eis. as hew the beet
soaker..
Sr+�Zrif .AND OILS.
Ws keep Rene het the hest, and gen tame at
MOO prise as eamweseast.
foe egad sielda . and 'rammed Oce
of OI4o sad htaetneees' Ruth
soots . ARY.
0_ C7R.A33H6
QrsslsL Pam fib. 1219, 1911499
WESTERN
FAIR_
1S84.
Canada's Great Exhibition
A50 INDUSTRIAL INTERMUSE.
LONDON, CANADA,
September 22, 23, 84, 25, N.
$17,000OO 111 PRLZES
f1.000.10 IN EICESS Of IMO
*LOAN 1N SPECIALS IT FRIENDS OF THE
WESTERN FAIR.
Open to the World.
The Western Fair for MI will far .nrpaep
all It. predreeesor,. The prime are lei -meanie
the new features sad novelties to be Moe -
dared will crake it the most attractlre ezhlb4
too. ever held in Canada. Walt for 1t.
Write to the everetary for Prize Lista. feat•
era, Programmes or any information required.
E. R. ROBINSO Presidecat GEO. McHROO.
Lary
T"3FIE t31.21t.BAT
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
_sNn-
Semi-Centennial Exposition
1884.
Of Live Stock, Poultry, Dairy,
Agricultural and Horticultnral
Products, Implements and Man-
ufactures of all kinds.
TORONTO,
September 10th to 20th
Tae Lasfsai Prase 11dr s. tele B4e/a1w.
Prize i.ista and Entry Forms can he cleals-
ed from theSecretagies of all Aterlrnitnral So-
etrtbne
. a' 3tetails res' Institutes, or they will
bo seat U ywhere on appnratlon M poet -card
to
Secretary. at Toronto.
ERRE!' t'tME atareT tiro.
Tata WILD K Twg
GRANDEST EVENT
Of Toresui s Serwt('ewtenaial rear
An Immense Programme!
•
car
SPBCUL ATTRACTIONS
0 betas gprepared,titieV INK time.
war Irby beet Mee visa else of
cheep Reeve
waw r
J. 1.Rt,1)W •
� r.
5'-'.
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
GEORGE ACHESON,
The Premier Dry Goody Mrrdmant of Goderich, is now
SLAUGHTERING GOODS.
Come at Once and Share the Bargains.
5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Allowed for Cash on all purehasx' over $1.00.
Goderich. July 3-d. 15.4.
R. W. McKENZIE
IS NOTIGOING OUT OF BUSINESS
but has been so long in it and formed such good trade connectional/hat he I. able and *111
GIVE BETTER BARGAINS
IN F , C f. 'k.
GENERAL HARDWARE !
Than others protesting to sell at coot. He :s hound that Lis house in the future, as in
the past, aha'.: be noted as the
CHEAP
HARDWARE.
EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off Cash Sales!
R. W. MCKENZIE'S
Goderich Foundry.
The undersinned, having purchased the Goderich Shops, sad "'rise
put the same In good repair. will take contracts fur
Flouring- Mills, Steam Engines, Boilers,
All Binds of nCastirngs Made to Order.
Flouring Mills Changed to the Gradual RoductioR or Rollri System.
Will keep Agricultural Implements on hand. and do alt itPl'AIR`t on short notice.
.1. R. RUNCIMAN.
R. W. RUNCIMAN.
Goderich. April U. 1551. 1510-Iy
The Chicago House,
Spring Millinery_
Szt.x mer Millinery_
One of the Most Conzf lett' Stocks in Goderich.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Miss Willrinson's, - -AL.-- Chicago House.
Goderich. April 4(155. ggra
AT THF MEDICAL HALL.
Rani v L1:mETtrs n►
SWEEDISH TURNIP SEEDS.
Pare Paris Green and London Purple for Potato Bugs,
Pure HellQbore for Iimpleote on Currant.
Gooseberry and Rose Bushes_
BEST INSECT POWDERS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF
ALL KINDS OF VERMIN.
INSECT POWDER GUNS. FLY -PAPER. ETC.. ETC
F. JORDBN, Chemist sad Druggist,
awUourt ttuuss Sours. Goderich.
194; -
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
For Cash i will sell all kinds of Oust et Lowest Priers.
See Those 10,1217, & 20c. Dress Goods.
NOTICE THOSE OINOHAMS---11, lid and 13c.
EXAMINE THOSE PRINTS
5c., 8c., 9c., lOc., 12+c.
Nn trnnhl. to show floods. Tlon'l purchase if antra are nut facts.
haw Ifs.. 1551 MOW
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