The Huron Signal, 1889-9-13, Page 81
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1889.
l.RENUSN SEARLE THE WINNER
Tema ear cwaseiteseneadead.
dlreel5 Iambs were .old by Ctauseillerr
Ifteitor -h.ch ,u . .c br•aght 111b 60
sash, et be per lh , g,r, a 1y • (luderieh
belabor
Me and Mrs • 1' ak..r,nr 10.0 tatter
eir w.... U, .. 1 .. M ,n. M •,
haw., . tt, m to ,•i ..•.
t t. tel. .Lief ,1.
Luklater, n Gorr he•.ti--a•.:r o,lutu
Mtlal•g is Dek••la
Thre•his,, • 1. .. 1 1 •• ,, tie l•eat
cod ..1 our ham a•' k . B ...
rows steamer 1 H W. tan. ( D
Iop, sot J .. It •, j ..1 t' ...sew ,:...1
et , budding the • tl - . tat. • ea• ..
the tWeae4tn. Th•• r first 1•rmtrt..1
the eowge feresere gree
UUNLOP
Prom osr ewe cures potent.
M.. Berme J 13• •r le it is 1 bit wort
Visiting her c'u.,00, .he N'eerie r ».rust,•.
of Hyde Park. time L.• -/field
PassomAL -Mins M•v 4 Q•rr•le
formerlya reside... here bat a .. 1 ft.
Cite, fllroreside... . 1. veal.... h• r . r M • U
Lawson
A. Maom.11so, ..1 P rt A.•»•t.
our burn • visit 1.•. week .net 1 ..k
tern at hsrvteeme for a h.it d.. .h••..
lag alone aft* r a hl, d•r e.41 k ••poet lip
to 1t with *en,z. , !teethes* .,t t' of ..
threeste.•.la w. -n .It.e►Irei •,. ,he hamlet
Akain we were treat,•d•napeenU.,( v. -I
fret.. • Mvelll,Ig .tares of glosses. eh
camped •.0 the usu.! ground .n Nights.
gale-st. 11• its. trah. .k ,.a m.t 6,111..11
tail, as their c...np 1.. 4 u,n.) vivirota 1141
that purl. .e•
A fee hays ..1 ,, wli.., ahoott.g r horse
at the ..witty, ur •e'ack.lunh •t his
hand badly batten by toe wayward stood
Under the eharge of a new nurse added
lately t.. the ranks o f our 614 o..murtt
tee the injured hetes a progre-aene
favorably.
putout the past week throatier/ was
the order ..f the day by the Burrows
stea.00r: and ag•io Luusdowtee Non
takes the deka sod Weeds Of 25 bushels
per acre 1n fall wheat return., avid (eaves
the l.'Insl fmre.ers as ter In the rear as
in previous years. The Land seems to
have a better method in the scrag, a ..f
summer fallowing, which u•yslrry the
Canal farmers don't yet understand •a
Well as he does. N. B -Thu year lite
Land measures his own erain,and doubt
ing ones who understand laud Measure-
ment can see the nine scree any day and
find out that the Dunlop meas is right,
as he always is.
DUNGA N N l►N1.
)Yum nrrewn corre.poadeet.
units a large are of fall wheat is
being sown its :his neighborhood.
Duugsnton fall exhibition is to be
held hei.,-on the 3rd ..1 l►ctober.
On Wednesday .1 last week heavy
rain fell north of Dungannon and this
vicinity, but none here.
gad. a number ..f oue citizens are
away taking an the sights at Toronto .ud
London, as also the Caledonian celebra-
tion at Lacknow.
Mrs Wm Wilson, to whom we referred
in our lot as having under: nne an oper-
ation, the awputati,a of her arm, is
progressing very favorably.
Mr J M Roberta returned (rem his
tour in the Western Matra last week.
His brother, whom he went to see, is
very ill with paralysis.
Rev .I.ustin Potter. pant ir- of the
Methodist church here, is away east on a
•utt to his mother sad other relatives.
`Ne hope he will have a pleasant and en-
joyable visit.
Mr Jas. Nichol. who has been recruit-
ing his health by visiting ha relators in
the township .of Elute, Co. Perth, came
home last week to visit his family. Ile
is much improved in health.
Ou Thursday last our popular towns-
man and butcher. Mr ('has Robinson,
who is in a poor state of health, lest hew
cn a tour north to Sault lite Marie and
other points on Lake Huron for the
benefit of his health. We hope he
will tmprwe in health and enj.'y his
trip
'i'hc directors of the West Wawanosh
Mutual hire Iosurance Company held a
meeting on Tuesday, 10th inst.: all the
members present excepting the treasu-
rer. The company is still progressing.
Mr Morrish, vice-president, gave in his
re.oteet on, on account of leaving for
'Manitoba. Mr Banustyne was appoint-
ed tico•prosident doting the renraunler
of the year. Mr It. is a good man for
the position, as he possesses ses any amount
of energy.
A "Ir Hotton, of Hensel!, passed
through our hamlet last week with a hr PARTEI'.
number of hones of a metering broncho
sad blood, which he offered for sale. Mr
D ilickle purchased one frogs hien, which
on being delivered t". hien showed some
of its native qualities iu the shape of
wildness and difficulty t.. break it.
However, Mr B. through kindness,
good handling and training is gradu•
ally
making it more easy to handle. party . ate. Carapace. Port Arthur, 400
He fancies that ins short time it will bbl. ' salt.
be trained enough to bitch to a vehicle. Thursday, Sept. Itth Schr. Todman,
The annual Harvest Home, under the Georgian Bay. light; eche. Greyhound,
*napless of tt.e Methodist congregation Fishing Wanes, supplies for 1,14 gob.
here, was held in the grove on Mr Thos. i"R.
Reports have been received from the
fishing islands to the effect that the catch
is very light there this year.
The lumber docks are piled with frau
quantities of lumber, and hundreds of
thousands of feet are being lidded every
week.
1M fi gnmene Mees Mee illesver in me
larges •_mrsemeasl eresattlase.
LuNtwa, ' pt 9. - W llliaw O.Ousoor's
setae•, • to wir tb highest esaring boson
kid toe world hes haled, sod as honest
asll acral -rowed race resulted is es easy
*more tut Searle The ousted was
otseso.d soder the serf -favorable coe-
dlt.tr•••. It was a b..ely 8.ptessber day
itch trrlgbt laden..., and Mouldy draw-
back/ was • moderate head wind.
1n. feeling the first thing this morn -
toe , aper•sad the general feeliag that
the raw 'would be'a very close thing. Leo
✓ ue•e t.. f Ytnry a hundred and bee to
..do handed was freely offered um Senna
At P.t...y before the start O'Cunuor's
Irl. d. caws with • rush. After evens
clad b ors takes O'C..unor became the
1 •.••1.t.
at 100 to 80 against Searle, and
his rata the ruling yout•tiun for the Ilse
le•, ur►..ute.. B••th wee appeared • few
'items" ,.tore the tune appointed, each
nesse.% .ue a briny greeting. Searle woo
•he ,... ...d chose the Surrey side.
.Ute delay was eaperieaeed in
starting.
Tile nail%
Whet, •mrd to go vow given, like the
+1 _.•d Pao great hires the oars flashed
.ad the men •ere away, O'Connor gain-
•.. 1.11 a bent's length at the start.
1'h. ..t,•r was awuuth and the tide just
• e1.11. For • hundred yards the
nose 1,4 tiir•arle'a bet was only even with
.he C.u.sdiesa's body. The • great roar
,r•..e frets, the crowd as thi Australian
e s. seen t., be creeping 11owan up on the
other ('Connor realized it and put
forth his beat ref ata, t ut in vain. lu
another hundred yards his young antag-
outst wee even with him, cud then fur
twice that (bowmen both strained every
aerie. The pace was the most rap.o
w et rowed, as was proved by the ear
swwat•nee that the Australia, beat the
¢road to Hammersmith Bridge, half the
distance, by four sec..uds, when he led
I)'C-,nn,•r by a length thud a half.
It was Searle's raee after that.
The knuwine oars feared that the Cana -
than had lost his nerve, when, as Searle
began te draw away from hi.n at the
end of the tint mi'e, he kept glancing
wrote at hi• opponent, and when he
mussed • sir .1st with his right ear and
caught a cra • the spectators delightedly
applauded Searle, who rowed steadily
from start to finish without any indica-
tion of ncrvoueneu From Hammer-
smith Bridge the Australian continued
10 increase the dista.ce between the
two boats, and 11'C.,nour could
be seen v. be nearly spent. A great
many of the spectators did not expect to
as a him finish the racy. but he stuck to
his oars pluckily, though his strokes were
uneven and his strength momentarily
failing. At the bridge at Barnes the
Australian was six lengths in the lead,
and O'Connor was go nearly pl.yed that
before the line was crossed his opponent
had increased the distance to 10 lengths.
The opinion of professional and non pro-
fessional spectators was that it was a
!toed race fairly won.
TBS TIns.
The first mile was done in 4:53. Searle
then rowing 32 strokes to O'Connor's 33
At Hammermith Bridge Searle's time
was 8:38 and O'Ccmur'. 8:44, when the
paco told on both, and ()Connor slack•
'nod down to 28 strokes t., the other's
30 Searle's time at the finish was 22
minutes 42 seconds, and O'Connor's 23
minutes 2 seconds.
LEAVEN BV HALF A MINUTE.
LoNi.e:N, Sept. 9 -Searle wins by ten
lengths in 22:42 O'Connor half a min-
ute behind
Searle s measurement. are: -Height, 5
feet 10.1 inches ; cheat. 41i in. ; biceps,
134 in. ; forears.ZTia. ;thigh 22, in.
calf, 16 in. He scales 11 el. 10 Ib.. ries
with 7; in. height of set, 131 in. height
of outrieger and 4 feet 81 in spread of
rowlocks. He is 23 years of age, and a
good-looking youth of the fair English
type.
HARBOR NOTES.
.4RRIt51'.
Saturday, Sept. 7144-Str. United Em-
pire, Sarum, passengers and `retght
schr..1. M Carter. Thessalon, 240,000
feet of lumber for N. Dyment.
Tuesday, Sept. 10th--Schr. 6rafage,
Johnston'. Harbor, 100,000 feet tt
lumber for H. Secord ; ochre Todman,
Them•lon, 130,000 feet of lumber for N.
Lyman..
►-edneaday, Sept. 11th-Str. ('am -
pans, Sarnia, paesengeos and freight ;
schr. Greyhound, Georgian Bay, fisher-
men's supplies : pleasure yacht Willie
Scedeal, Sarnia.
Saturday, Sept. 7th -Behr. A. Ford,
Rapena, light ; schr. J. it. Carter,
The.ssion, light ; str. I'nited Em-
pire, Duluth, 30 tuna of hay and 400
bbls. of salt.
Wednesday, Sept. 11th- -Kchr I:ol-
fag.. Johnston'. Harbor, light : yacht
Willie Sdedeal, Tobermuesy, pleasure
Anderson's property in Wed Wawaneish,
a little north of I'ungannnn, on Friday,
the Gth inst. Considering the very busy
time (a 000siderable number of farmer
not being quite through harvesting) there
was a pretty good attendance. As meal,
the Toeing ladies and gents did their
share in pros iding eatables, which were
in abstinence and of excellent quality, 1 -
also et great variety; they deserve great
Thera was *iso a mental supply
of toad on the e•es•al.n, /he speaker.
Ileo den. Richardson. of Gederich,
agog F. Qiimpbell, of Holm'avUls,
and r.uuetly of Dungannon. We ars
told that Mr (7amphell delivered an pl-
ainest spueh, which was highly appre-
eissetl by all present; It was proeoonced
to be the upset& of the evening. Finan-
eiell as well as in every other respect,
the Harvest Home ass a s.eemet, up-
wards of Meaty dollars being taken apo
The „remittee rM santffameol slid mh-
ees who assisted in maims the altair a
....m deserve
tol
, Weherwwe all t�
M dwred
forma as oesaeion.
Airs fair in love, bet limbos is osy
"HELLO, BOY 1
what are rN es goad -natured
about this mowing r Why.
that el/ geggeguebe star wentbed
affal~ Me obi.alae teal ed. aneat d 1 s4ep
road last Mot. IN. u.o ls'
1 Md tike awnoder mita. it is
the hist Wait 1 ever naw for
eomtevt lain an
nay life. JM try
tyre 4 sad
and
wbare .
ansa pillows h tiie
hear, cleaned 1 been 1 will
vow win art aim. Mister
Jeam Is Mr RIsaws`s Welt.
below Jobs MattMls betel. er
arae a ensl once sad It wt11
he aa.wmet pe essally.'
S. HALSTEAD,
OF HALSTEAD BROS.
S,-tt
No.h American Life Aurance Compaq !
:11NOOR1'ORAT&D BY $PRCIAL ACT or DOMINION PARLIAMZNT.1
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,IONT.
FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSIT.
1 Vigorous, Prosperous and Prdn Canadian Company
1'RESIDEKT--BON. A. MACKENZIE. M. P.
tc-Prless Mi -IM- Cart.
ViCi-PRt8IDKJ(Te PON. A. MOR
JOHN 4 BI.AIYI
MANAGING DIRECTOR WILLIAM McCABC, F.I. A.. tag.
Tlio loamy Iona *11 Approval Fong of Pol e.os and looitios.
RETURN PREMIUM PUN.
This Polley GUAR ANTEI.S A RErU'It ti OP ALL PREMIUMS PAiD in addition to the
fall fame of the Polley in the event of death during the Investment period. at a lower rate
than any other Company.
F. J. T. NAFTEE L
tl� or .gees
BINDING TWINE
WI ARE !SHOWING t4AIIIPLXDor BINDING TWINE FOB THE COMING HARVEST
PURE MANILLA,
SILVER COMPOSITE,
INDIAN JUTE.
Which we are offering at a Special Price to Early Purchaser&
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.
1
FINE TAILORING !
GRAND DISPLAY OF
Choice Fall Goods !
GENTLEMEN, ---
I invite your close inspection of my new Fall Stock,
which for excellence of quality and beauty of pattern is pronounced
by critics to be the best yet seen in town.
B. MacCORMAC.
seeraspaff the Dena tate. ORA rXFUL-COIE7BRTiN G.
The mortality among Consumptives Epp
has been materially decreased of late
years by the user ..f Ses,tt's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda. Phthisis, Bronchitis',
Abscess of the Lungs, Pneumonia and
Threat Affections are completely subju-
gated by a timely use of this excellent
pulm',iuc. Palatable as milk. Sold by
all Druggists at 50c and e1. 4
N..T. Brown and son are in'.Vingham
with their families, having come the
larter part of last week from Moow,min,
N. W. T., where they hare resided for
the past live years. They do not give
very glowing accounts of toe prospects
in the west. If suitable property can be
secured they intend t.. settle in Wing.
ham and engage in market gardening,
and conduct a hennery on a large scale.:
THE NEW MEIIZE Teas!
11 earerly sought for. road with pleasure nr dis-
appointment. is then hosed aside and for
ten. But ladies who reed of Dr. Pierer'. ZY-
torite Prwcripthm, read it again, for they MF
cover In it something .e, prise -a rnee.weniter of
joy to three suffering from functional derange -
menu' or from Ivey of the painful disorders or
weakness peculiar to their sez. Periodical
pains. Internal Inflammation and uler•ratkin
leue•rrhes and kind aulmnte readily yield
to its wonderful curative and hslln. powers.
It is cls• only medicine for **men, sold
dnirgk/wa, ■nater a peed we
from the manufacturer.• that It will sivatlafi
faction in curry ewe, or money will Ire fa/-
funded.This guarantee h.e teen printed on
toe• tattle -wrappers, and faithfully ewrri tout
for many Fears. $1.W si
Ly druggists, or x
bottke ter 56.W.
S'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern 'be operalions of digestion
and nutrition. and hy a careful application of
the Ane properties of well -selected Cocoa. Mr
Epps has provided our breakfast tables w nth a
delicately flavored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors' bilis. 1t is by
the Judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be grutusily
built up until strong enough to resist ever)
tendency to disea,e. hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around us ready to at-
tack wherever there is a weak point. N'.•
may escape noisy • fatal abaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and it
properly nourished 1rawx."--C'iril Serrirr
Gazette "
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only in packets by grocers. labelled thus:
JAMES EPI'$ & Co.. Homenopsthic Chem-
ists. London, England. Hire
SACHET PODERS!
8 DIFF'E'RENT ODORS.
}'ALL MILLINE _.Y.
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton Street. begs to announce that
she has now in stock the latest style., in full Millinery, special-
ly imported from the British markets for this season h trade,
which comprise sorsa of the most handsome goods ever seen
in this section, including Feathers. Flowers, Ribbons, Shakes,
Trimmed Goods, etc.
.A. CALL SOLICITS D.
mss CAT =ROMP.
21-2mos.
MILLINERY OPENING
M A LVTNA - CREAM To the ladies of Ooderich and vicinity.
POR TAN AND FRECKLES.
FIR* 0 ST Z L LA �s ..ate been previously announced in throw columns I lure 1.1•.-I)iri-cbared ti.e stock of Miss
Graham. to which I have added largely while all nrinig410.tr ueealasaaed In Order
FOR CHAPPED HANDS. to make you fn:ly acquainted with my styles and goof. 1 • hi bold au (*euwg
on the three Fair day. of n.'‘. sire:.
-RUBIFOAM-
FOR THP:TF x.8L - �T{JESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
r
ftIMMEL S OATMEAL SEPTEM$ER, 17th., 18th., and 18th.
F.OR THE TOIi.1:•r.
RICKSICKER'S PERFUME,
SEVEN DIFFERENT ODORS.
PURE DRUGS AND FiNE GOODS.
WS,.LCON' S
Prescription I)rngSStore.
ANTED
ALESMEN to Gell choice Nursery Stock
Aberal Pay cekly. N -ill pa) salary. bis
a give something better to workers. N-
xpericace needed. Write Falco. t
nt vu. Nurseryman. Itoeh'ster, N. V.
RESENT. 11 you become my ages
nd set 111.0. will give of for copy of chi
d. tut it out. 20-2 ms
e 11IS TEAR'S
MYRTLE
DOCTOR
('opyrl ht, Istel by WO•Llrs non. wen. Alien.
Uwe es
MM D! . v•
00 8U81.111p
PIERCE'S
itLI shall be pleased to ..-s all who may can. a t ether wan'.ng to p•.r• have or net. ha
21-2m.
MISS BOLAND,
• --or to Mi -s ('rahaul. 11'••.t -,t
SUIIER ens COIE
AND WITH 1T .4
LARGE CONSIGNMENT
-OF-
Gent's Soitings for the Season
.k T
H. DUNLOP'S
•
PELLETS flood and I'Ll'O Oood material, Ane styles and !air prices is
the motto.
2147- Next door to Montreal Rank
rn»♦e aT:27;.r SMOKING TOBACCO
r,. ,1aled as • Elver M11. W sleet, FINER THAN EVER. BEE
cheapest, eeheset to take. Mee kTelles a
lanae. Dore not get Pureeeta* Me fiieai• OABI,E AZ7Dii�8a3,
.r., Wiliamndant . eta*. cruse� sr...rirall is 1 Pittbros.,
raalgewtlety m111wssa AttttreTss.
ora
and all dteranp.•mrna of the stomach sasndd - Lc lion.
bowey. Put up In rice vW., h•rmetlsaty Vii
sealed. Always lee.* and reliable. (''M(y Ia Beemeas each Ping and Package.
iris elves rr an active cathartic. accordion Ifl'fty
to Mae of dose. m cents, by dregr4ss.
'\ ()TICE.
McLEOD'S
SYSTEM - RENOVATOR
el ill be fond for swivel the following
druggists
W. O. GOODE,
Albion Block
JAS. WILSON,
Preeeriptine ()rag Stere.
GEO. RHYNAS,
The Pharmacy.
MR. FHAR.
Hecto th.
MR ROBHRTB,
BERRY & DAYB h.
8.aeknew.
MR CONGRAM,
Leekaew.
MR acacias,
J- M. 'MoLEOD,
PiMW IZTuR, iMf
TOTE! OF HEALTH
TOILET SOAP
EXQUISITE FOR THE TOILET.
Removes Freckles, Tan and Sanborn,
makes the tikis Soft, White ,and
Smooth.
The roarvellowe healing properties of
the Salta are ineorpoested i. this Soap,
and used in eessestioa with TOTING-Fe
HEALTH SALTS and RAL`II, eerie
Rename, Salt Rheims and all diseases of
Blood and Rids.
Ask your De= ter Testim-
Totem of Health Oo.
LONDON, ONT.
PITT BROS. & CO. 1
importers of
Canadian Apples.
eeneen V*MsebaN Landes. East.
Consignments solicited and
liberal advances made thereon.
rat
Lignon, &o
FORNIALE Ry
G. H. PARSONS
ALBION PRAM. GODERiC/1•
SOAR MINI IS DOME AT SICRAL
The � ��s.
dor sol kaa.r.
May
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as -these .-1 bare geed tea-
daaY .),were ate M aesvl
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aam see alt hmaaussei
neerdeiess sae Omni Mases
sere aarrmat MSN dlime
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