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TBE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. 30, I R 9.
.COUNTY l'U i i1 EN1 '
ILems of Interest from over the
'Donut y.
A Weekly Marty alike toasty Dewe arra•
M we to Masa twder, of ”Thr ./gnat.'
rue aid rata. l•Itpord as4 e..•
fean.d keg Every mettes.
Steelton Bros, Brussels, got • 1601
pound bear shot by Rote Gar, user
H.ofryu, Inst week.
A letter bee been received at Ethel,
announcing the safe arrival .•1 Rev Mr
Thompson and family at Vancouver, /1.C.
Dr MacKid has returned from his
vials to the Northwest. lu oouimon
with others be was grastly delighted
with the scenery at Baud.
The Harris farce near Bruseels gas
sold last week to Kenuelh McKenzie, of
Brussels, for $3,800. Mr McKetiz e
hair been foreman uu the railway section
for s.veral years, sed a o•.W going into
farurwg.
The new Methodist church, Myth, is
being pushed toward completion tied
will be dedicated . u Thanksgiving day
by Rev Dr Patti, of Toreson.. The
building will be commodious, oomf.,rta-
ble and well appointed.
W B Dickson was elected to the . the
of school trainee in Brussels by accia-
mati.)n, owing to the withdrawal of J R
Smith, who gave as his reason t.. the IL --
turning (il,i..er that he was n.mivated
without his coutrut. It iJ to Le 1. hid
that this wilt - rhos s• fir a • h•cuons
in that villa,,, are herr.. .t tor this
year. Mr Dickson should make a good
trustee.
On Thursday night, 15th inst.. after
years of suffering, Mrs %Mam 'Tomp-
kins passed home to her reward, seed 79
yeah and 2 months. The funeral took
place on Saturday., The deo-eased came
to Et:ael with her 'husband from High-
land Creek, near Toronto, about 9 yeah
ago. Mr Tompkins is about 85 years
of age and has grown quite feeble.
Three of their daughters resole in lithe",
Mra•Ww Spence, Mrs M S B Ma-
g' and Mrs Aunts.
Hero is a man who ought to be better
known to fame, "aye the New York
His name is Charles E
Steeme, and he is an English traveler
broth from India, who was present in
the breakfast rnt,nt of the Lathrop
&Lesion the other moraine, saw Terry
assault Judge Field, saw the ruffian &hist
dead, and through the whole of that ex-
traordinary scene, which made a sena.
Son for the entire continent, went on
calmly eating his breakfast at the arae
table. It wan very like Charlotte in
the ballad. The explanation is easy.
Mr Siseme wasa new arrival, and didn't
propose to write himself down a green-
horn by displaying atonishment at any-
thing. He doubtless reads the ' elioeln,l
i.. r,.., and the London 7'.,../eci./i re-
gularly. w.. proudly c,nsck,us that • he
wee well informed about all the customs
of the country, including shooting
affrays at breakfast in r..'road statinne,
and simply didn't propnr•e t.. give him-
self away. We wish t.. !..ve it distinct-
ly unoerstcod that Mr Sime is no
tenderfoot.
DUNLOP.
From our own oorrsspundent.
Mia Kate Meedoald in visiting in
Clinton.
Mine host of the Exchange was on the
sick list last week.
Mir Videan, of Detroit, was the
Roast of Mn Allen this week.
1111 Miss Sarah Barker, of Detroit, is visit-
ing here, the guest of her bruthdr, J. H.
Barker.
Mn Robertson, of Ultimo,. Mich.,
and two sisters of hers, were the guests
of Mr Fisher last week.
Tho recent races at (.nderich drew
forth a good attendance from Dunlop,
the results of whieh have caused .Dime of
our maiden. to become .diligent in learn-
ing the art of horsemanship.
• 2,930 -ouch ie the weight of the mar•
ive rising team of the Lenedowne Farm,
weighed a kw days ago on our market
scales. and the owner was lately offered
$3:011 in gold for them but did not sell.
tour jovial townsman, Thos. Nelson,
carryiag a stout cane, last week gave
the impression that be wanted not to
have a sore ankle while draying,and that
he could say more Nies than with the
trusty whip and not scare his farming
team.
In the &bssnt, f its owner who, with
hie household, had gone over to a bear
neighbor for • little while, • driving
pony dipped into the house for an in-
spection of the premises and seems,
like all youngsters, to have a tate for
the pantry stores. He was discovered
in time to preveot any mi.chief except
drinking a psi' of new milk whirl had
been left there. He was ejected, and the
stolen drau,lht caused no ill effects upon
hie speed next day.
in laking over item. of Colborne last
week we notice that there is •mother
sick coalmitte iu our township and by
the tone of it its operations around the
pretty Swiss villiage of Ilenmiller.
We hope it will pull its patient through.
We would irk c9uucillor Goode if it has
as wood elixir to cure its patients as our
far famed tonic, and if so, Toni, send a
*sample.
(lur architect and staff did not go to
work .t the new church .t Port Albert
last week, hut remained here preparing
eastrrials for the building, and on Mon.
day • f this week started then in full
force to work at the job. Any of the
Rood politicians of either aide in the
gamine village can get their idea sn-
reced on any of the popular rpm -
new on the mind of the country by
a fIrle.dly debate with our architect.
Also we hope to hear of a /molting
Bum Aosn. - Our townsman R. K.
Allies's familiar forte is amongst to oboe
woes after an absence of shoot .ix
weeks. I. that .pace of time be hes
gea•eeed and reer.seed the mighty "ratan
of fib. Attains. sad '•.n man pier of
'.11fira•t• 'fa a fares circle of our mai-
dolts he wow mists. teeny of the incid-
ents of his trip and what he saw on his
trends. Re .Me several new
hams for isppro. owl clock i. this
-..hip, frost the Old Oosstry.
ASHFIEI.D.
erten ear ewe oerresveadeat.
Tho ay.ra/e attendance is the publte
school ..f 8. S. No. 5 was 45 during the
hist •eek.
The um* woos owed rain. 9 he weath-
er ha beso dry and warm daring the
last few weeks -
Nr R Barnby preached very accept -
.h y Int Zion church. He is about to
1...e for McGill College, Moutrsal.
Quite a number of the farmers have
threshed their fall wheat. The average
yield will n of exceed 15 bushels to the
acre.
Farmers are now preparing the ground
f..r weeding operations There will out
be s.. large an extent sown as ie former
years
W. Gardner, of 8. S. No. 5, has gooe
to attend the (ijderich High School and
W (1. Andrew the Lucknow public
seh.K.I.
DUNGANNON.
From our own oorrospondeot.
Mr J. M Roberts, merchant, of this
village, left here neo Friday last to visit a
brother who is very in iu Minneapolis,
U. S
Miss Pablo, of Dein. it. and Mir
Stewart, of Kinardior, are visiting their
suet and uncle, Mr and Mrs J W.
Smith. of this village.
Our beautiful village must have some
very attractive features, a lube • Mas-
her of visitors are joyfully :akin in the
ugbt• and enjoying themselves general-
ly
The municipal council of West Wawa-
n.sh will meet in the Town Hall, on
Saturday, the 7th of September; all con-
cerned will govern them.elses accord-
ingly.
Weather is very warm and dry, but
excellent f..r the harvesting and storing
of spring crop.. However, roots, pas-
nue,
artore, eta., would be greatly benefitted by
moderate rain.
Mr Geo Caldwell's daughter and
grand -daughter, of Port Hume, are
visiting their father and mother. wh..
live adjacent too this village, as also other
relatives and friends.
We w -etc' respectfully remind our
street insp.* .r that the sidewalk oppo-
site the post sod telegraph offices is in
a very tad state of repair, and requires
his attention immediately as to necessary
repairs.
Mrs Jaa Savage and her daughter,
formerly of this locality, but now of De-
troit, are vititiug relatives and friends
in this village and neighborhood, and
seem to enjoy themselves. We would
here emphatically suggest that the ctti-
-zin. of Gederich shoull hurry and use
their influence to have a connection with
Wingham by rail, No Dungannon, as we
could rend our numerous visitors to
nee the c•uoty town.
The first meeting of any importance
on the topics of the Jesuit eluestion, and
Equal Rights, etc., wan held in the
Methodist church here, on Thurnlay
evening, 22nd inst. The speakers were
Revd's John Young, of Iorummondvtlle,
and John Mordy, of Niagara Falls, each
of whom discussed the above .ut.jects
to the seeming satisfaction alt those pre-
sent. We are informed that one or two
individual. came • distance of six or
seven miles to the meeting, who, lay the
way, evinced great interest in the ques-
tion. ('n the whole the audience, con-
&idering the busy time of the year, was
fair. Rev A. Potter, of the Methodist
church here. presided over the meeting
in • very efficient manner.
COLBORNE.
From onr own correspondent.
The council met in the township hall
on Saturday, August 24th. Members
all present. 'Minutes of Int meeting
read and approved. The following jobs
were passed, viz . 1Veatherald, for .ur-
veying and description of Smith's gravel
pt, $6; S Vanstooe, graveling on Mc-
Donagh's hill, $20; J Bell, inapectine,
$1.2:.; Il Fisher, inspecting, $3; V Fuh•
et, inspecting, 50c.; W Knight, culvert,
14; D Bogie, graveling at McLeod's,
$25; D Bogie, graveling at McCann'.,
$15; J Thompson, inspecting. $1.50; 8
Morris, inspecting, 11; J J„nee, repair-
ing culvert, $1.50; 8 V anstooe, gravel.
ing near Brindley'. hill, $30; R Drug -
!
lass, inspecting, $3 25; S \'a$scone,
graveling at Coates', $50; R Bean, iu•
trisecting, $6; A McLeod, graveling L8.
rued, $40; R Fullford, impacting, 13 50;
school trustee refund from S.S. No 5 to
No 6, $5.40; W Straugban, graveling
L8. road, $50; A 11IcAlli.ter, inspect-
ing, 03; C Morris, gats and hangings at
gravel pit, $5.40; J Barker, graveling at
.J Morris', $:5; J Barker,graveling, $50;
0 Little, inspecting; $3: D McGillicud-
dy, printing voters' lists, $3i.; W
Straughan, gravel, Ills: H Fisher, in-
Beeetiag, 5.Oc; J Stivens, culvert at H
Butt's, $24 50; J Stivenr, repairing cul-
vert at OIher's, 11.50; Godench .bars of
potting snow on Maitland bridge for
1887 and 1888, 15.50. Thos (Good mov-
ed, seconded by N Johns, that 11 Mul-
li.'s account of $3.50, for work on divi-
sion line last winter, be paid -Carried.
J Tiffin, on behalf of the Colborne Agri-
cultural Society, a-opesied to the board
for a grant to aid said society. J Tay-
lor moved, seconded by 5 Johns, that
the sum of $25 be granted to the Col-
borne Agricultural Society -- Carried.
The council purehase.i an acre of gravel
from Abraham Smith for $300. T Good
moved, *wooded by J Taylor, that a
cedar bridge be built at Ammonite -Car-
ried. T. Good moved,' seconded by J
Taylor, that A sod W Taylor's tender
for 13*omiller bridge be accepted pro-
vided that they give satisfactory securi-
ty- - Carried. A Malloy moved, second-
ed by N Jobe., that Messrs A & W
Taylor be charged :a per day for every
day after the 10th of October until the
said Benmtller bridge be completed -
Carried. -A onmm..ioation from the
meaty elark was reed requiring the east
of $2,341 67 for soonty Dost•
munistion. from the di forsal sabot
medicos requiring the following amounts
for their respsetive saMiosa, via
No 1, 1660; No 2, 1800; Ito 3, $405-16;
No 4, $320; Ne 5, $360; No 6, $496;
No 7, $376; No 8, $336• No, 9, $375 ;
A. i'. S. R., 160.44. A Malloy owed,
seenaded by W N Johns, ta bylaw be
paused levying
y
porpoise, and 11 milia on the $ lead
fee lea
psrpoaas oe a8 the Wields s paaporty r
Na�lh Americall Life Assurance Couipm IIBINDING TWINE
;11NCOJtl•ORATED BY BPKCIAL ACT OF DOMINION PAitLiAMENT.1
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO, TONT.
FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSIT.
1 Vigorous, Prosperous and Progressive Canadian Company
PttF:iSILEx-r HON. A. MACKILNL114 M. 1'.
Ka Prime Minlieer Canada.
VICE-PRESIDENTS ! HON. A. MOItKIS,
t OHN L. BL,tlZ1E.
MANAUINU DIRECTOR --WILLIAM Mtt•AIIK, F. I. A.. Eng.
T4s IoIRpIT Inane all Approved Fortes of Polic:flu slid ARuitios-
RETURN PREMIUM PUN.
This Polley GUARANTEES A RE rt• It\ OF ALI, PREMIUMS PAID In addition to the
full face at the Policy in the event of death during the Divestment period, ata lower rate
thea any other company.
fiMlt.ly
F. J. T. NAFTEL,
Dlsrt 1 Agent.
WE ARE SHOWING :+.t)11•LES OF BINDING TWINE FOR TUE COMING HARVNNT
PURE MANILLA,
SILVER COMFOSITE,
INDIAN JUTE.
which we are offering at a Special Price to Early Purchasers.
Our Stock of General Hardware, as usual, is com-
plete, and Prices Right.
Barbed, Plain, Twist, and Oiled Annealed Wire, as you like it.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
FINE TAILORING !
GRAND DISPLAY OF
Choice Fall Goods
-1
GENTLEMEN, ---
I invite your close inspection of my new Fall Stock,
which fd& excellence of quality and beauty of pattern is pronounced
by critics to be the best yet seen in town.
B. MacCORMAC.
the township ; and further that the
following rates be levied to raise the
respective amounts reyoired by *soh
school section, viz : 3 mill* on the dol-
lar for 8. 8. No 1; 31 frt. No 2; 3? for
No 3; 21 for No 4; 21 for No 5; 4! for
No 6; 5! for Nu 7; 31 for No 8; 11 spe-
cial rete for No 8; 1 special rate for No
9; 4r for No 9; '21 for Ashfield 1'nion
S S. -Carried. Jami Tayl r moved,
' seconded by T Good, that the collector
will have to thew in the dip deposit
when collecting the amounts respective-
ly of county, local, wchool section and
dog tax-- Carried. The board then ad-
jouniedito meet on Wednesday, October
2nd, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
J H. Ri.•asanv, clerk.
LEEBC RN.
Prom oar awn currespoadeot.
School opened here last Monday.
Our popular friend, Geo Hanoi's, with
`nig threshing steamer from Sheppardton,
I is en the move for the season of Din,
and has already threshed in this section.
Geo is in good health and blown the
w histle as loudly as in the past at the us-
ual hours. His comrade, 1V Price, is
again on the staff,and is as full of humor
a in the sweet long ago, and feeds the
"'separator a• sell as ever. I Panabaker,
of Shoppardton, is en the staff as assist-
ant.
Last Sunday Mr Henderson, who has
acted as psator in the absence of the
Rev J. A. Anderson, said the rev gentle-
man would return to preach here on
Sunday and resuine his pastoral duties.
Those who have heard Mr Henderson
during hie sejourn are well pleased with
him, his sermons showing deep study
with an aim to make his hearers become
con.tant workers in G ad's cause.
IA Westin fat Flesh rredweer.
This is the title given to *idea Emul-
sion ...11',1 L.,.... r / hi by many thousands
lilacs hare taken it. It not only gives
Heals and' strength by virtue of its own
nutritious properties, bat creates as ap-
petite fur food. 1 sr ;1, .o..1 try Four
t.•.;yi,t. Scott's Emulsion is perfectiy
palatable. Scald by all druggists, at 50c.
and el.
( NEICALT(IMR.rL txt.ctS1E.
Only a few months ago thew romping. toar-
eie.'skM Imes well puny, delicate, pall, sicklytaid
girls. By e aof Dr 1'terct••. world -tamed
Fluorite Prescription. tiny Nave blossomed
nut into beautiful. plump. hale, hearty. *trema
roues women.
Favorite Preeettptkor: is en l.vlgoestl.g.
restorative tnnlr and s. • regulMsr and /�-
mover of functional action at est evNttal
=r .i
of ciaTe tmrn greme i a wam�
Mond n V a .lily to mm.4W aims, aid
eats produce only greet results. it h care-
fully onmpeoated. b experienced and
skillful physician. and at adsmt•'d to woman's
delicate neganlaatioa. 11 a MeV' •egsoahlr
Vevfeetly iarmlrm la
m Its eeoot��teppoorrtk.o y�
may ec.dto 1 of the system. It Imparts
akagth to the w•bels squama For over-
- debilitated
muil.«w it.mme e.e n'eremenemea.
a,. ' Nonmleeme m, nursing mothers,
araiema ly. Dr. Pierer's
earSe the greaten earthly=stm rMtonetaa
. IZeti
▪ peelhe esseretl/srfrom tie saby me
eellefte for wOm'a, a'"
or he
MTata ger aatsa wElv
W lees a
every ems. eat for may Mom
emerieM, itR tq Reetgrs Dea Nag. Asea.
PIPININMPAom
ls00 0
eve of Dr. Rye's t;aeentb ~"" , ter ea
laewrahle ewe et afiarrtt Is
4
The total receipts et the Eiffel Tower
since the opening on May 15 to July 30
amount to 2,421,739 francs.
tdlS YEAR'S
MY R;Ir E
CUT and PLUG
SMOKING TOBACCO
FL'.ER THAN EVER. SEE
4fft 313
la Bronze on each Plug and Package.
r1;3-ty
TOTE! OF IIEAIJTII
Medical Lake Salta or Concen-
trated Water taken internally
CURES
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Sour Stomach. Bit -
foamless. slick Headache. Kidney Troubles.
Liver Complaint. and need For bathing ouies
rtheureattsro and Paralysis and alt Diems..
of the Blood and Skin.
-
Aak your Druggist for Testimon-
Totem of Health 0o.
LONDON, ONT.
ARMSTRONG
FANNING MILL AND PUMP WORKS
ARI8TRONG'S IIPROVED
Grain and Seed Cleaner
is gi'eerally acknowledged to he the beat ma-
chine made for thoroughly cleaning grain and
creeds of all loads.
-ZT-
Separates all Noxious Seeds
and chem from grain et one claming .aving
and amnia. all timothy Beed at the same
time out et say kind aerate. it o.a be fitted
late any fanning mill without rsaovfag the
shoe, no mutter hew old the m81 1., aid
makes It dose geed work er better time the
most improved sew mills ksowa.
It allows we seed le he Mews tate the .bat
It Cleans Speedily.
/Every cleaner warras&M to week as repro•
seated arse ssl..ok
ie ordering by moil give 'aide width of
.hoe amid same et maker of mW 11 ess•.al t,
. ▪ hied
shoe bee,M
If We srdieI f..hlo.-shak
A large timothy of
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
ea head aseewtaet*r.d hem Ahem& white
smart•red pies.
lla.Ordera by mail promptly attended
to. Shipped to any point.
JDDRRAM
ARMSTRONG BROS., .�
Goderioh, Ont.
1144
A number of Brussels residents were
out in the east of Grey township, nu M. n -
day, hunting a bear. They gut plehty E
PP
of bunting but very little bear.
ORAriFCL-CoMFNIt, l',te.
S'S COCOA
THEIR ST
BAKING POYDER
NcUNI'S tMIOIIE
(cors Friel
No Alum.
Neth -ng Injurious.
11111111 EEERENIIE9E,
GARTH CO.
FACTORY SUPPLIES
Valves 1•on 6 Lead Plps
Loose Psliey 0iluy
Skis let Puget Fara
Peens, WINO E:l;s
Cross Sepwaterv, Dar,
and Landry Weal:.
536 CRAIG STREET,
MONTREAL.
CARRIAGE VARNISHESVAANS
4 SILVER MEOALSAWARUED
CHADWICK'S
SPOOL'
COTTON
For Hand Brad
Maclaine UM.
HAS 10 SUPERIOR.
ASK FOR IT.
1121110101D
STEEL -LIMED TRUNK;
la Sample. L.dt•-,' sal
W other keds
WHIR illi ;Z:r
TRUNKS
la the World.
J. ETELEIGII ACO
MONTREAL,
AMIilms. lir as him
HOTEL BALMORAL.
MONTREAL.
Med. I. fit.. Basest tee meet eant.wl
and e"egeetly fundebed «mlete 1n Lha
City. Ao.saa.d ales ter 4oe guests.
=fi be $fi pees
day. 8. V. llgrOOmannFager
Ream
PEARS'
kb IA kr o
J. PALIER& Sol
Wboissals Imp'tr of
IMIIMI STS' SIMBRIES
nn 10111 alar,
MONTREAL
SOAP.
DOMINION
LEATHER BOARD
COMPANY.
Maaet a,.r.r..f
ASBESTOS uILLNOARD
Woes Pueblos.
FR'GTION
PULLETT BOAR.,
P. -hr
n t... L' ..-hr"weq
RECKITT'S BLUE.
Wines, Liquors, 8&c
POICSALE HT
G. H. PARSONS
411&110S1 11 CE. 90011111/01.
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IIREA K FAST.
"ily • thorough Lnowledoe of the natural
laws which .o. ern t he opera, ion* rat d litre ion
and nuts -own. and LI a careful applw•arion rat
rhe tote properti. r .-1 wrll-v:c, trey, t'rr•os Mr
kppe it.... prov:d.-.t o r hreatf..t tab;,•4 w it e
del:.atrly Ito.'tris tering, whichmay wave
us Ina)t I., -al j dot tor.' t,.i... It 1. tat
the j 1.,-,uua u•r et tot. I. art u -I.• of
diet that it rnnat;trrt:nn may be gn.d..a ily
built up unit liras.. enough to resat rtery
tendcr.cy to di..ra..-. Ilutnired. of 'subtle
ma:adie. are floating around n. r. -,ad) to at-
tack wheret.r there i. a weak p.m,. We
may escape utaW a tate: haft by keeping
o it tort:11e.i wit}. t.nre blood sad •
/rwp.-rly uridied /intone.-- or." "t ; ril *Trace
6a:•lir
Male stmt,lr wiet, !'-ililtr wa•er rr milk.
lokl only In reeketa n) giro. err. l.►r;led thus:
JAM Man F19 -t. S t o.. Nua...wl.tb,c rictus-
's/as. Landon. Enw4sd. 118y
f;.
Int:
The Meet u fed. r n is area tad a t. swat
does Egos tdlsar. 5..w proof hstow.s0'l.& rpm*.
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Nsaeeesw -1 tae. 5514 Eea-
datrs tyasm C�mersel.avl..
and.YolaseswdkmwtetW `m-...
PelfrJelmssa461 4 ames
eau b •very ratwest. I es eh�
nnat -d n to aE hem ,5, I �,
Vu regsswl4 Hers.
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w lesets et peke hy the
tip
SOLD BY ALL iisitoprts?s.
SACIIET PODERS!
8 I)IREREYT ODORS.
MALVINA - CREAM
FOR TAY AND FR9(711L911.
FROSTILLA
FOR CRAPPED HAINDS.
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POR THE TOILET.
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