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NEWS OF THE WEEK
Lft4Mt Intelligence from all
Parts.
erase Mem et Isle esS see Mehl. WA*
Went the News l• a Illuvvy-MMr-
maels• Nell d News Io sails
ear Mo sew' Time.
Nasatre Payer, of at Apullinaire.Lot-
biniere, Quo , hanged him.elf to his barn
ee &tardsy last iu • It of temporary
iaaaty-
&r lirchard Cartwright, who has been
threatened with ao attack of malarial
fever is much better, and the danger is
believed to have been averted.
Both of Mr R. Purtien'• children, •
ittle boy of S and • girl .of 5 years, halm
died from diphtheria at Chatham. Both
arrots have been attached, rut are
rrcovennd•
The Hanover school beard has paid its
principal $60, tilne st of sats incurred
is a ease in which' he was sumwoonsed fur
• refractory boy. The father
the boy was nut gaud for the aceta
Sir David Macpherson, who is at pro-
test in hely, has hada severe attack of
illness, but his many friends ttroufhout
c'sueda will be glad to hear that he is
,w ouch batter, sod in • lair say 1.1 -
wards complete rooueary.
TM town of Brockville claims to have
the largest eager ie America. His
name is Daniel Derbyshire. He is 42
year@ old, stands 6 feet 7 inches is hie
stockiest*, and weigh. 250 pounds.
Mr J I McIntosh, fur some years the
eldest /eiris4 .saretary of Hon T
Pardee, Isle Oummieeioner of Crows
Lands. will serge Hon J M Gibson, the
new Proviu,rial Secretary, in the same
capacity.
Dr Goya* extracted a crochet needle
fr. m the leg of Mum Mary Innes, of
)Ice•, the ether day, which had been
there for about • mouth. It entered on
one side and was taken oat trots the
other. The needle was over two inches
lung.
An inquest was oprss& -in M itresl
yesterday on the body of Mies lloteeu-
neau, who was killed in the railway ac-
cident ou Tuesday near the city. The
engineer whom careleseness caused the
fatal collision has always been regarded
as a reliable man.
Mr. Tbm•s Henderson, of Naesag•-
w•y, died soddenly lest Friday morn-
ing. He had been in his usual gond
health except complaining of rheumatics,
and after ratios his breakfast was leav-
ing the able and expired.
Dr Castries Bas tell down cellar in
New York on 1Thur•dey, and received
fatal injuries. He was defendant in •
breach of proviso suit for $10,000
brought bp Mies Bessie Hubbell.
Mr Thomas Williams, of St Thoms,,
atme uttered to give 61.000 as an so-
vment fund fur • hospital in that city
it her cit zee states that he Is willing
subsuthe $1,000 also to build the
;artal.
sin of Mr David Temple, West Ga-
la, met with a senons accident one
last week, while drawing saw lege
of the bush, whereby he received •
ore of the right leg • little above
he ankle.
John Newton, sr.. postmaster of Lime-
ouse, aid the founder of several
anofactorier industries here, died on
he AS January. He had been • rest•
act of E. riming township fur over
rty yeses.
The following new prat offices wen
period in Ontario o• the let inst
usdalee and Wellbrond, both in Alen-
ia district : Hereon. Perth county, N.
The name of F•rmerville, South
, has been changed to Athens.
By the Ramat. Tariff Hilt, which was
on Tuesday, the tax on imported
umber is reduced from $2 to $1 50 per
huuscumen-
nes
feet, but in the e of un -
nes which impose export duties on
umbers the 5'2 rate will remain in force.
The Berlin Pod announce, that the
arriage of Princess Sophie of Prussia
the Crown Prince of Greece will be
lemnized in the spring at Athens
ere would be • diflicu:ty attending the
eligioer ceremoniesif the wedding took
ace in Berlin, •
Demme') $100,000. - The Grand
rook railway has declined to accept the
bus of $100,000 offend by the sot bur -
oft of Gmdos. Ont., for the establish-
e nt of car works in that city. The
irks will be built at Stratford sad
perated in connection with the machine
hops recently erected there by the cont
-
r.
On Satnnfay afternoon a son of Hon
B Pardee, 12 years of age, while skst-
g in front of McCraw's toboggan elide,
n the hay shore, at Sarnia, was struck
a toboggan sod run over, and one of
• legs broken above the knee. He was
onm removed to his father's residence,
ere the limb was attended tot
The Grand Jury, at Tororoto, have re-
tied no hill in the cave of bigamy
Ins Polly Braden which wag on the
es list, Polly Budin will be re-
amed w the woman who married
man, Fred Berner, who committed
...kat Niagara Falls several weeks
it -Mayor Cuff. of St. Catherine@ (the
or of the Journal), was tam recipient
the polies force the other day of an
rem and • richly engraved silver
-pitcher and goblet. Mr. Cuff
ked the officers very kindly for their
ifal gift.
ort Arthur's mayor telegraphs Pr" -
Molest that Western Algoma read•
cladnea• the massage from the *benne
intimates that Algoma will no long
held back, that the development o -
mineral resoureen will hare Governf
tal moistener% and suggest railway
as of the first impoviawea
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" "hards" about hed
ttsek el what people all "bilioo►
"and ti smile was impnesibts. Yet
n may ".+wile and smile, and he a
in Mill, still he was no vtllaie, hut a
n, blunt, henget was, that needed d
y surfs as Dr Piaree's 'Pleasant
tire Pellets," which meter fail to
biht.ase.ews and dimmed or torpid
• ley dyspepsia and ebmwie enmtip•-
druggists.
Ot+o sley and Heeler, the evsageliels,
are having marked seemed; in Detroit.
Oethe 4th inst., there died at his
home ie Darterd, county of Kett, John
Bin., father of the Ontario deputy coka-
mimlwter of agriculture, • native of
G•ehgilphe►c1, Argyle•bire, Scotland,
aged one buodred years and eight
months
A disastrous bre took plate at Pages
cm Friday m.,ruioa, whereby James
N'ifa•,u's oatmeal will was burned to the
ground with all the machinery arid most
of the contents. The bus is supported to
have originated (r•uin • heated j .usual,
end the iuflaosmable material made it
impossible to save the building. The
amount of insurance has sot been learn-
ed, but will nut beano to cover the loss.
The Hon Drury is very much
pleased with the largely increased inter-
est
nterest everywhere dupieyed in the meet-
ings of the Ferule's' Institutes. Intelli-
gent I tract• throughout the Province
are readily coming forward and taking
au active part in toe deliberations. The
result of thew meeting. will also be to
largely popularise the Agricultural Col-
lege, anti assure • fuller atteudanee of
student.,
One day lately Mr Ams Bretz, of
Ayr, was caught in the machinery at
°oldie's mill aid squeezed II -rough •
mace of about six inches. Young Mr
Ouktie happened to be near at the time
and the mill shat down at once ; other
wife the unfortunate man might have
been instantly killed. Na bones were
broken, strange to say, but he was
severely crushed about the chest. So
tar he is doing:as well as might be II -
peeled.
A °instable passing Messrs. Radon A
Orsoli's establiehmeut on SL Paul
street, Mxitreal, thought he heard as of
some one drilling the safe. He im-
mediately ran to the Coolest Station and
hurried back with two detectives and a
few policemen. H. also notified Mr.
Hodun at his resident's. When the
donors were ripened and a thorcugh search
made of the premises, two oats were
hand playing with some tins, but there
was au eiga el a awake.
Vittii�eii iters
are raised Is Rooth Es-
sex Michael ° Fox lives at Onlidia, in
South Essex. He is a farmer and 82
years of age, and was a noted azeman
and hunter in his his younger days.
There is fun and vita in the old boy yet.
The other day he clime, • tall tree tc •
height of 40 feet from the ground with
the agility of • cat, and, standtog on •
large extended limb, chopped toff the
trunk with hie axe, and on his lofty
perch exultingly watched the obstran-
ated top fall crashing to the ground.
Mr Fox hast lived • temperate life and
believes in the universalist faith.
The Brantford Expnsiter says: -
Miles McKeown, a young lad, was
mitt to prison some time ago at the re-
quest of his father, but a petition was
sent to the Government and he was re-
leased. Since then ha has not been at
home more than two nights in a week,
He was found Tuesday morning by some
off the employes of the furniture factory,
lying outside the building, almost naked
and nearly fr zen to death. He was
taken home, where he now is, ant much
the worse for his cold night's rest."
Mr Gladstone, who is at SWIM in re -
reply O. a correspondent who had called
his attention to the fact that • branch of
the Irish National I emtue bad been
n ested after bill, writes : I have no con-
nection of any sect wttb the League, mor
have I any knowledge whatsoever upon
the sobject. I suppose my name was
chosen owing to ay efforts to free the
Irish from the oppressive laws such as
are absolutely certain to pet/duos objet
Litigable ante on the part of some Irish-
men, the fee/owes of which I only wAm-
der at and feel thankful for.
Wm Leathers Bright, eldest son of
John Bright, is an M. P., a Liberal, and,
unlike has father, a prosoenoed tome
Ruler. "Will" Bright is a very clever.
He recently made his first speech in the
Homes It was • little one, but quite
g ood. The young man has plenty of
wit, es a reply he is credited with send-
ing to his &thee will prove. Tribune
Bright reproved the young man for
something be had said in favour of
Ireland, and the latter replied :-"My
Dear Father, -Then are not the kind of
lettere that should be addteas•d by one
statesman to another."
la Brief. Ye 1.:lh, Feint.
Dyspen•ia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is • fen to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in eminence. It is easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not to be, have made the
American peropit, a nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming this sad
bumper and making the American
people so healthy that they can enjoy
heir meals and be happy.
Remember :-Nn happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the
dyspeptic. Ask your dreggi•t for •
bottle. Seventy -lye ciente. eowly
Recently William Keane, a deformed
s.wsboy, die -I soddenly in • room in
a room in North St. tools. He was 36
years old, and had sold papers contin-
u ally for 25 years. Hie stand was for
fifteen year@ in frost of the Southern
Hotel. but for the last ten years be bad
disposal of his wares in front of the
Lindell Whoa be died his room was
examined, sad the searchers were nor
prised to Rad WOO and • eertitieste on
the SafetyDeposit Company. The hoz
Is the saety ,ssIw was opened yester-
day, and street railway and railroad
bonds naked at $01,000 were found
His relatives Reed le abject misery, and
saver knew be had any wealth. The
featwee will be • godsend fon them
Kamm never told aaybndy about his
1
lialisaal Pills are a mild purgative,
settee nu the Srssineh, Lira and Bow-
els, tfem`vieg all eobatrtesttssa 1m
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, FEB 1, 1S'9.
nag News rest Ras see,
The great tat/seeat that was felt in the
departure of Rev Alex MscLarblan and
his young wife for Tames, Turkey in
Ass, to carry on the work of the St
Peal'. Institute there, will be remem
bored in many choles, and the cable
Message Best by that gentleman to T..
mato, • short time ago, to say that his
wife dead, aroused wide-strsad and sin-
ee►e sympathy. A letter has now been
received by his brother, giving some
particulars of the sad event, which was
the result of fever awtsequeut on pre
mature child -birth. It appears that Mr
and Mrs MacLachlan returned to Tar-
sus trout their tw.wutaiu retreat abut
the middle of Outuber and at out011 c,.u-
weuoed ate pleasing task of decorating
and ...Ditty in order their mew home
Mrs Ma.Lichlau had taken out many
memensls of bur maiden life in the
shape of fancy .ornamental articles, and
with thews and what they were &b•e tip
procure nu the stn t they were able to
arrange a very nett and pretty residence.
In a few weeks Mrs MacLachlan went to
visit Mr sod Mrs Mo.utg.omery at Adana,
and a day or two later Mr UscLachlau
followed to spend Tbs iliseivingday with
the party. On the evening of test day,
however, their host was
sTRIC•am WITH litART IrLaAMx,
and in less than a week lie died Ott
the evening of the funeral Mrs MrsL.ch-
Ian was attacked by dysentery, which
bre uitht ria a complication of tr. ople,
and although attended with much mire
and skill by Dr tJrshani, of Aleppo., the
malady proved malal iu the curse tat •
few days. While her friends sere all
overcome with grief, she &lore remained
calm and cheerful, and gave many aa-
Iurances of an undimmed faith. Mr
bfacletchisu writes : "I have not yet
ventured to return to our desolate home
in Tarsus • e In all probability I
will return about the middle of January.
• • • My future life will be a lour.)'
on., but the same gracious and loving
Head that has so wonderfully susta•aed
me for the peat days will be an ever pre-
sent help, std 1 g•• forward assured that
H. will make plain tke both of duty and
email, sae M it with tint
earnest • t
SCRIBN ER'S
MACAZ!NE
vats its readers literature cf lasting inter-
est and value, it is fully an' :ic3u►burly 3io
illustrated and has already rialyl:d a neve,;
than >ruttionA circulation. 'cxcccding 125.O'. O-
Copies ttoatl y. ." „es. sir .c ,,1 A it. 4 A
Brilliant !
Durable
Economical !
Diamond Dyes excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inkri:.r
materials, and give poor, weak,
crocky colors. To be sure of
success. use only the DIAMOND
DYES fo' coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c., &c. We warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamond and take no other.
A Dress Dyed ) ►ae
A Coat Colored
Garments Renewed )10
onlT(*NTS.
A Child can use them!
At Druggists sad M..vluu. Dy. heck fres.
WELLS, RICHARDSON mf CQt,
Montreal, P. Q.
ems
• rreatabie We.
Few men hare accomplished the same
amount .if work and good in this world
as the celebrated Dr Chase. Over
500,000 of his works have been sold is
Canada alone. We want every pers.ui
troubled with Live" C..mplaint, .Dys-
pepeia, Headache, Kidney or Uriny
Troubles, to bar a bottle of Dr Chases
Liver Cure, it will cure you. Medicine
and R, pe Book $1. Sold by all
druegista
Mothers who have delicate children
can see them daily improve and gain in
flesh and strength by giving that perfect
food and medicine, Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver (hl, with Hypr.phrsphites,
Dr W A Hulbert, of Salisury,I11a,sey:
"I have used Scott's Emulsion in cases
tof scrofula and debility. Results most
gratifying. My little patients take it
with pleasure," Sold by all druggists
b0c and $1 00. 4.
TIE K;Y Ti WiLT3'..
"i PRiCE 25 CENTS rA NUMBER. .53O° A YEAkAl
63r.SPECi'AL ARRANGEMENT'S '"41,,A'' 'r 4
wl
Charles Scribner Sons the Publirshcr's enable us
to o{{cr SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE with the
Huron Signal for $4.00 to 1890.
EWCOMBE PLANING MILL.
ESTrtltlSit 0 II S
PIANOFORTEucmu1kN & ROBINSON.
!leigent In Design 1,•., rat Tt Matta
•olld In Con$truo:SoiiA$g, DOOR and BLIND
Exct Dont in Tone
MOROUNCED BY ARTISTS TO BE TME mit
OAK IN CANADA, sad qml t• the batt VJsd Shits
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OCTAVIUS NEWCOMBE ACO,
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Per Cert. Liss Upsets
Mrs S;ntt-Sidd,ms has been • beauti-
ful woman aid is still such, note,th•
ins the fact that the dewy freshness of
her first youth hail pawed away. Her
large, brilliant black eyes are wonderful,
and will always give an appearance of
youth to her face. Their fires wi l light
her beauty so lone as she ham life. Ni -
tire grace of exprewicn is her t.irthrigh'.
She is en animated, natural talker, an'
is easily drawn into interesting carer
cation, which she is quite able tai conduct
without any assutartos. As she walked
leisurely into the parlor at the Albany
Hotel, N Y , she was attired in • little
plum -colored silk gown, with s cloak of
the same material trimmed with gray
fur, and a low English turban, which sat
squarely down over her arched brows,
and was as becoming as ever hat was to
fair lady. Although in easy travelling
matures, one could see that her taste in
dress is for striking and odd elites. Us -
der bee cloak she wore a red jacket. A
great brooch of dead gold in an antique
deign clasped her collar. She were
several bracelets of serpentine design,
and from her watch chain depended •
group of curious trinkets and a red seal.
A /roe elf
Around each bottle of Dr Chase
Liver Cure is a medical guide and reeeip
book containing useful information, over
200 reoeipes, and pronounced by doctors
and druegists as worth ten times the
cwt of the meeltcino. Medicine and
honk $1. Sold by all druggists
To invigorate both the hotly and the
brain, use the reliable tonic, Milburn'',
Aromatic Quinine Wine. lm
A Rcwaan-Of one dozen "Twain.
iv" to any use winding the beat four lin-
rhyme on "TSAaitar ' the remarkable
little gem for the Teeth and llatL. Ask
y aur druggest or addrees
107.1Re•
WORM POWD•smc.
Are pleasant to tans Contain their ewe
Pur **Ina. la a ado, were., and eLerru►1
Mmwpwr et stow :a "°-s. aria tales
During January a large
number of accounts will be
sent out, and to meet the
demand we have ordered a
large stock of account pap-
ers, which we will print and
pad in quantities to suit at
reasonable rates at THE
SIGNAL Steam Printing
House, North-st., Goderich.
'nlncite cc. a s. *v^-tce: t' 2x
Rowels. l:.idvvye nrci L '. , &rtfr--
ingtff psi'usllyv:.'reit>~alk«. ;tit
system, ell U.o L'rpur.!::a and foul
humors ef t).o aec'ctttus}p at 4:a an ...
time Correct:nft Actdlty G` '
Womack., cur:t: , 'tliliot z iers. Dyr-
ppeysia, liearla '!- e,, Di esu er ,e
Boartbnrn.
Lionrtivalicit, Lryneer
of the Skirt. %'reps 'qtr :-t>A cl
Vision. Jr..cme, dlc�e.t SiLot:m,
Erysipolab, Bart luta, Fluttering o.
the Re'i,rt, Nerv".. er.eec, and OW,
era Debility ; all than awl many
other similar Ccml'laint yie:d
tho
h�•�Iw influerro of
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BLOOD ziz.r..1 8.
T. mC utnS a CO.. 1!- txr--.:tor-..tri
Scr!no's Magozille
For 1889
The pub:iehers et Srrihxr's Magnetise aim
rot mate H the most immense and euterpri•ing
to periodicals. while at all time -s preserving
Os high Ilterery rhos ;Agee, Zi on mew readers
have been did wn to it during the past six
mouths by toe increased excellence of Its
content,(notaily the Railway articles). and it
closes its second year with a mew Impetus
and an assured suc,'e s. The illustrations
will show some new effects- and nothing to
make Scribner's Alugazfee attractive and in-
teresting will be neglected.
THE RAILROAD ARTICLES will be con
tinned by several very striking ppa•per.: one
especially lat.-restiag by Ee-Post-mae'.'r-
General Phonies I. Jame, on -The Hallway
Postal service,"
Illustrated
MR ItORERT LOt'iri STEVENSON'S seri
lel navel 'The Master of Railantrae," all-
rw through the greater part of the year.
Begun In .\'oeestoar,
A CORRKQI'ONURN('E and collection of
manuscript memoirs relating to J. F. Millet
and a famous group of modern rRVNCII
PAINTERs will furnish the subsanee of
several articles,
Nlsulrnfen.
The brief end tapers written last year by
Hobert !urns Stevenson. w ill be replaced by
equally interesting contributions be different
fa,-nons authors, Mr Thomas Halley Aldrich
will write the first of thein fur the January
umber.
Ifl oaf rafrtl
Articles on ART SUBJECTS will be • (edi-
tor*. Paerni are arranged to appear by
('laremee Cook. R H. Blashtcld, Austin Dob-
son, and many others.
Ili fast rwtr.l,
FISHING ARTICLES devcrihine sport in
the best •ehlng grounds w,ll appear. Salmon
Winninish. Haas, and Tarpon are the entlyecta
now arranged. The authors are well-known
•
Illwarrnled,
ILLCi:TrtATED ARTICLE!' of great
variety, tock: Lawn noon all manner of subject.
travel, hiograpb). Amer iption. etc., will ap-
place �aet of the oonventlonal common-
slfaatrated.
Among the most Interesting In the list of
eslenUfic paper, for the )ear wilt be a re
markatle article by Professor John Trow-
bridge, umm the moat recent developments
sad uses of PHOTIIORAI'tlY.
Illustrated
A clam of articles which has proved of
special interest will he continued by a troop
of paper. upon ELE(TRI('iTY In Its moat
recent appticatloas, by eminent authorities-
• remarkable paper on DEEP MINING, and
ether intense leg papers.
f ',stow Illusernffoa..
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alae se-
f,ii,n�e no teaoroma nista ■rs`lea�.. ehreee .wwe a ere e he
Mi i g Meet 'roll ."Aal la. !blas.
Dealers in all kinds of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's material of every description.
School Furniture a Specialty
!t»
WOOD.
WOOD.
Parties deeirtng to take word from me
must leave their orders at once, before it is all
snipped for the season.
Orders will be attended to if left at the
following store -keepers:
O. H. OLD, P.. PRICE, JOHN ROB-
ERTSON and JAMES LUBY.
XAVI ER BiECHLER
Mtn Falls Easter ye
NASAL BALM
Oew.%sst'eg, Dixon. r.0., lint.
May tlth. ill7,
My wife suffered for five years with
that distressing disease, catarrh. Her
case masons of the worst known in these
parts. She tried a{44.f the catarrh reme-
dies I ever saw srii rt ism,. but they were
of so use. I finally procured • bottle of
Nasal Halm. She has used only one half
of it, and now feels like a new person. I
feel it my duty to say that Nasal Balm
cannot be Tot) HIGHLY recommended
for catarrh troubles, and am pleased to
hare all such sufferers know through its
toes tley will receive instant relief aid
DUPE CHAS. MCGILL Farmer.
Fall
Goods
FARMERS' &RISTIIG
fgf—IN--
H)111 dttrtl.I. and "f sorrier •t the
.,GREAT YAR.IET'Y'-
onrl.OlIt anA FBEU Pnsiuees..f Mr. It. Price. I�LbJ`jlArlJ- East street we arc• preemies! to
EXCHANGE GRISTS
—AND a"i'PI.T--
FLOUR, BRAN, SHORTS,
in any quantl y and on the beet of er n
Our well-known and popular Msncheater
Mill. have been recently improver, and we
are able to turn mit a
FIRST-CLASS F LOUR
which we guarantee to give satisfaction.
HIGHEST PRICK PAID FOR (IAT:t CASH STORE
—AND AT—
PRICES TO SUIT ILL
—AT THE—
TORONTO
Choppieg done at Sc. per Imp lb..•
at the mf14
AT OI'R GODERICH STORE
we keep constantly on hand a full supply of
FL(WR, FEED AND SEEDS.
Ogre se • call-- you will find us prompt and
reliable.
A. B. CULLIB,
T. S. YsOsel.b suet Manrheeter.
P. ODEA
2151 -
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
O ,r—
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the hest of
value in all lints of Furniture --from the smallest chair
to the largest and beat boil -room stet., or parlor suite.
Call and see his stock and get a bargain.
--o -n
1::" 1\7- I T- L ITC -
In all its brnnc'heft, promptly attended k
0 O-
E3' EMBALMING FLUiD always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a spseialty.
GIRO. BARRY, Hamilton-St.,A3odeeIek.
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