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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, IEC. 9, 1887. a
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Ihmisa
lie Yams
tlist resident thismeta al u.er
passed away et the maga of Joseph
Monis es !lev. SOtb. Mr. Cotta.ii.
Wieldy weft bora es 1.1. , int emigrated hem 4qi-
. ttire in an, t alliwe i. Beverly los a-
• Nse w,.11 married t. Jose. Witster
s▪ hortly Am AA asst der i eisead was
killed b1 helms thrown frees the soave. •
sees i• shish he was ridit.g ea traisie g
day Jesse {N Ifs. Mrs Winters onetime
ed Io Ire i. Beaty said 11160,whisebe
veno". d to C.Nsasa,sad toot up her res•
iataes at the hese of her m ic.,Ur. Jos
Kerrie, where .ks remained ..til h r
death,. Desseeedgestic* eldest italicise the
late Mr. Desbp. Her 'caber died at the
adrmaed alta of 1.1 year.. She wee
belted et the best!, plot is tlarbnid.
Tb.es wag a soeisl held is the (Image
ball here last week seder the auspices
of the =piseepallaa chunk Sabbath
.ehoil. There was a good taro oat and
theme Feat e5Jryad themselves. We
pr eaMe it Is .a iatrod.etioe to ethers
tb sear lister*.
Another Ball roastedi*R as of the ea-
o.resi.ty of life occurred Isere recently.
A palm tetras named Joie Yowler, sea
et tie late Thos Yowler, W Wawanroeb,
eget ever Wren, sad a victim of coo-
sagties. Be wee interred in Danga.-
a MOstery oa la.t Sabbath afternoon
the rename hag followed by • very
)ar�e.enee.*M et sympathising friends
and ..gMistaneea. Rae J Carrie cos -
dusted the impressive obtwiaies in cua-
nedioo. We extend t err sympathy to
the surviving mistiest
Y.eiaipel matters, except payment of
UM m leg. rent year, are very
Oil
Oalleetee l a Ade..ss i• still on tLe
met. Ail ..seemed are hereby remind-
e tt. t
1b'�e R..tor has it tit -4 out pons's,
sed ".terms nsve. Chea threw, Fig ,
is about to Leader his resigsttium. Tim.
will develop.
Weather Isere at present is tieag�stiet,
taking Tutu considemties- T1s time d the
year.
Tb. correct Tvesa,
Thereon very fee wee who loo's pride
!HININl"ea os a.,ays having the correct
is.w 1 ad, sr.nderlu1 mid delicate me-
:Usm are devised to enable them t ,
tis q Bet the more delicate a cbrono-
lrrtet is mad., the more subject it be
ease to derangement, attar unless it be
kept always petfeotly clean, it sone loess
fleuestulas. What wonder, then, that
th1 ham .seedier- so meet more deli-
cate and dottiest* than aoy work of Ilam
_.should require t., be kept thoroughly
cleansed. The fiver is the mein spring
of ibis complex structure, and on the
imperities left in the bl.><d by a dis-
ordered liver, depend most of the ill*
that flesh is heir to. Ere, traceable
consumption
(which is lung ettrutula),
the ifoci action of this organ. Kid -
akin diseases, sick beat -
diatom, dropsy, and a lung
of grave matadtea hese their
origin M a torrid, or alegg,eb liver.
Dr. Pierce's °olden Medical Due..ver f,
A by establishing a healthy, normal action
of the liver, sets as a care sad preventive
of these diseases.
%sties has been gives by the Sepsrt.-
te.dest that tsavigetioa through the
Wetland Canal will ekes es Dee. 10, if
net dosed wooer by ioe.
GREAT DISCOUNT SALE
sosx Barrs mays.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, PLUSHS,MANTLES, M1LLINERY, &r., &c.
Clothing, Carpets, Lace Cutaia^, Oil Cloths.
Extraordinary Bargains.
In order to reduce our immense Stock, we have decided for the Next Sixty
Days to give on all Cash Purchases of Two Dollars and over a Discount of Ten
Per Cent.
This, with our already well-known Low Prices, is
Grand Opportunity for Securing Great Bargains.
a big thing, and gives a
During the same time we will offer our Entire Stock of Staples,
Grey Flannels, Cottons, Shirttngs, &c., Nett at the Mill Prue
such as
THIS 15 A GENUINE SALE! STOCK HOST BE REDUCEii
Ten Per Cent. Off Our Prices Means a B5z Bargain.
in.
H.W. BRETHOUR & CO.
O.4oe.+ laroliel
OoosstcH. Dee. r. 11117.
bluest. t telt old, ...bash .. _ .. M 1q 11101 M
Wb. t. tri11 sewm 7* e 0
Wlwt. trod wtaterl • ba,il1 sees . 75 • • .r
• ttlpeeel IPibah s e e s, ... 0 i • t 7:
II old 0
ne• ar. t b owl 1 111 • e M
ext 111• ,1t
mar' (Waa�b•akers. n cwt.:.. 1 .. • 1 M
.wt 2>N• qM
NEW GOODS.
We have over Three Thousand
Yards of New Heavy Cloth DRESS
GOODS just arrived, the best value
ever shown in Goderich for 124c. a
yard. Call and See Them.
BR A SfTPORD-
111►sm
Br.attord. Dec. 1st. MI. s.owawr+r"e`^'
HAVE YOU SEEN
The crowds that congregate on the street corners, not talking Commercial Union, but about
PRIDHAM BROS' CHEAP SUITS
GOLBO rl BROSI.
and the verdictthat P 'dhow Bros "are a wonder" selling those elegant suits, cut and
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Brea >tl' a ........
SONE i/cwt...... .... . •. ". 11
II ewe. . M ; 1
�••.........".."sees
of every one i t la Il
tna.le right in their own establishment, and every one fits like the paper on the wall,
FOR $7.00 A SUIT
CODERICH_
IMPORT. I" i NOTICE.
1 Imre et present S ' de else': of
DRY GOODS!
Suitable for this season of the year. which 1 offer at the Lowe. t I•a Bible Figures.
Oata. pre,. Barley. Eggs. Butter and Cordwooditaken lt be nate exchange. for wht. h the Highest
Market
Pull Stock of Fresh Family Groceries
CURED MIA'r8. BEST ROLLKR FAMILY FLOUR, ALL BINDS OF mem. all.
LOW PRZCRB 1 CALL AND BJCJD 1
a1TOoode delivered tree.
0
and upwards. They are selling like hot caes Of co course you iddo
not what you notice
them because
the habit of are
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much like the ordinary orderedclothing youy day
pay-
ing $16.00 and $111.00 for. If you wish to save stoney just call and see them. You will be more than
pleased.
OM=FP z'MZONir
The needs of our patrons in ordered clothing are various, anti thev require careful stud-. It has
been ours through long e: rience, appreciation of a FIRST CLASS TRADE, and careful selection, to
create and foster a for high-class good", and we have the satisfaction of knowing that in excel-
lence of quality, combined with moderation in price, our patrons are agreed that we maintain the reputa-
tion we have earned as the leading tailors in the County of Huron. Our FALL STOCK is now com-
plete, which is this season the finest ever imported into Ooderich. Elegant Overcoats, Beautiful Troua-
enngs, Magnificent Suitings, kc. Your early order is solicited.
F_ 8z A. PP ID]E-1 M
2127tf
R. PROUDFOOT.
TO FARMERSt
AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY!
ARMBRECHT'S
TONIC
COCA'4WINE,
—FOR—
FATIGI-UM
- or—
THE MAN
�N D and BODY
N AND—
SLEEPLESSNESS
• and scientific analysis reveal to
wee r the roe tonic plant in the Verge.
.�
• t is06. teee, t Wet
area O.ca Wire. tneesb mere tome
then Ins K false. river C'oastt.ates.
Sas X Reviews.
Armbrecht, Nelson & Co.,
I pate St_ Grooves*,er10.4
ver sols by leed1.1 drupelets tbregeheat
2121 I. JORDAN, �.TiOb•
wbe Stooine to do the beet by the people
s the en• who will do the best trade with
ties. sad In this belief I bare determl0M
to span so endeavor to meet
WITH
their approbation te the eisetesl of pods
le thalliums white I have the hisser to
else to the piebtla. My atm M to try ssdd
Sas. sad the lar t hems mel with
THE
neat an ,aa1Wt ..yeses. J..h Billings
los said. "To ata? 1..te eels. sad I have
made so air salad to
HAMMER
eway.uatU i knock the better cwt of high
pry is Dry:Ooods of every depeegytlea.
as bring newt' Groearis% to bort pot.
Glee me to all end I'll gwsraates satislao-
ttw all the way rowan.
1111- Maaa.er of the Tomato Banes.
�i
WILSON'
As I have commenc-
ed to buy1HOOS for
curinglin the factory,
I will pay
The Highest Price
obtainable for LIGHT
Roos, and also MED -
MIL Heavy hogs are
not in so good de-
mand, but I will buy
thew for what they
are worth, and take 2
lbs. per hundred off.
NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS,
AT
=ON sTVRDTB People's Grocery.
TFROM 15c. UP.
No old Stock to work off, but all
Fah and New
at Prices
Mei res rrom *sr Maar ase 40-
08m0.her tiresome -0a the Square. sect to S1.gbem's Restaurant. 2111
Hogs require to be opened right throagt, the breast, an I not ah
I hare ai wa3 s o i h Ind in stearin a stock of
Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Pork Hams --sugar cured and smoked,
Breakfast Bacon, Spiced Rolls, Corned Beef Poultry,
Game in Season, Tenderloin Spare Ribs, Pickled
Tongue, Piga Head and Feet, Sausage, &c.
▪ $a,coi -,, �ic_,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
As I bare been getting my shop refitted. sad getting ready for Cbrt.tmL. 1 would invite
alt to call and inspect toy Steck and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Tbankiag Toa for past favors. sad soliciting your patronage. I remain. yours respectfully.
ROBT. McLEAN
,alder stuck.
Change of Busiuess!
JOHN IOBEBTSON
rakes axaseil elect We week that be W purchased
Ooderich. NOT. 1M b. 11117.
s
Bast Ude Court Hones Square. Goderich.
2127.11m
BOOTS & SHOES
A Lass* A.s.rtmeat of Tal and winter thrusts hat arrive.
H. GUEST'S
C� etA. C.A.SH STOP
Trots the very best s,antthttory to Canada.
LADIES FINE BOOTS A SPECIALTY,
RUBBERS, OVERSHOES. TELT BOOTS. he.
BIG DRIVE IN SLIPPERS. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
All Clasp for Cash.
2117H• G U EST, West Side &Iaare, Godeeiah.
The Grocery Business formerly
carried on by
C. L. MINTOSH, I A. J. WILKINSON.
FALL MILLINERY
ARRIVING DAILY
AT TH79;
WEST STREET EMPORIvat.
and has moa largo .ditty.s to the stork In every departsieet.
SILVER SHIELD SLUGS.
17 McALPINB'S TOBACCO. Plugs full weight and beat quality,
and in everyr11 a pld ug will
oil a fouinves"ttmentrdoesn'tt aht ll go its sian Sc. miece.
oke.
NEW GOODS, GOOD VALUE,
1si1iit Drug Stort. AND LOW PRICES
1T
NN IOU MK AT SIGNAL JOB IOIEt1'SOX'Si
NOTICE.
i hove d.ciesti to mottoes bsoIngis for ~mks swiss. sad Bays will Gad my stook v
1
FALL --MILLINERY-- FALE
WONCL'altZle�05>P>noTzlctrel}-
I MEAN TO SELL CHEAP !
STOCK M PULL 1K EVERY D7I'AItTME•IT
MISS GRAHAM,
TEM SWWAIM GODNR1011