HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-11-8, Page 5THE HURON RIG N AL ',•R DAY, NOV. 8.1899
FALL
DRY. GOODS
Our Exhibit of New Goods for this
season is now open.
'YOU ARE INVITED I
JOHN ACHESON.
■w.
THE NEW LIFE.
The Peeler et Itetttk.ss. res&Mk.e Aare&
mooches a Serves te ?hese ate rave
Bees Tera Aswan" ittasfag elm
a.vtva► tlervIesa Jowl Crouse.
Daring the put five weeks .peat•+ ser-
vices have been held in connection with
the above church, aced a number of per-
sons have bees be.wght under the ,viae
ingtteue» of the gospel ut Christ through
their inatrume•t•Ilty. Oit Snt.dey even-
ing last Rev. Geu. Rrcharoaon Rasa an
able discourse on the subject of what a
Christian'. lite ought to be, and in very
Otte* instuer pointed the people of (1e d
to the Bible se their hellion standard of
extolled e. The (ullowli•k ass Mort sum
teary of the senses, the teat for the
evening bang takeu from Ptuhppians 1 :
'Oat, let your a ewestlea tom R balm
etb the gospel of Clare : that wbetber lame
sad see yen. er else be absent. 1 may herr or
Yen affairs. that ye masa fast is ow sprit.
with erre mind striving together tar to Will
se the go.pel."
The preacher said, the Bible gates us
the When ideal • f an. Huila con-
on:liuns degrade Rota. The BkWe d•..s
not uverh.•.lt oar sad fail iut.. stn ; but
the trend of its teaching is to skew our
high onion, marvelous capacity for it
pruvement, and the unending lite ore
most lire beyond the grave. Peel shows
that now our Metope are ''temples of the
li Ghost." In the rent be urges the
siren at Philippe to live in harm..11
their tetere and destiny. Tee
p.u(t* gathered loom the text the fee
that the life n1 the true t;brattan adore
'rola the life of the poop** of the word,
sad mated that personal salvatt.,a is
the infueton of a ..pernateral element
into the human soul, end noose never
be ocnform.d to tee sprit of the world.
lie bete quoted several passages of .cr.p-
ture sheering bus no to.eets rwltiahriese
and narrowneeo, she* on the other hand
salvation restores we to the mind of
Christ, sad eters* our sympathies ;
that while stn pr..duces awry, airenuw
brings joy. He tb.•u dwelt epos the
outward manifestation ..f the Ohrati•n's
life, and showed how the "lights .1 the
weld" should be known by their fruits ;
and that there be • uniform standard of
measurement for all Christians. and nut
a separate one fen each de»omioatios,
that standard bt,u. ''as becum.th the
gospel of Christ." The pastor then west
on to show how important it M chef
Cbriatiana should ha. the written gos-
pel standard. Paul did out simply send
the Philippians word oy • friend. H.
wrote to them. If the menage had been
sent by word of mouth the ai..•nnger
might not hare been abler to give • cor-
rect venal b000snt of it, therefore the ad -
'stomp of hayloft . written gospel Ines-
DiQerent oasts of mind may put
varied interpret• I. n on the standard,
still all people have amens VI the sae
standard. Change ut circumstances
sbobld not lower our religi..es 1.1e, as the
text (usher points out Pages pers-
onae or •bares should have made nen
differ.aee with these, for they had th.
standard of expetieoee and mmduct before
them enutinually ; Itkewsw change of pa.-
tors
artun should make no dia./once with es.
Absence from home or a change of rest
dens should not be made • pretext for
sin in our life. Mr R.ckardp i spoke
of the inclination to frt.geent the theatre
and other places ques.iunable from a
Christian •tandpun.., when •way (r..m
home, and entreated those who had .0
lately started in the hotter way to take
the standard with them wherever they
go, and to faithfully follow the rule ed
life that they had set set rep for them-
selves at horde in aeairdaie. with IM.
atmwd•rd. The test further .bowed that
to improve o.r relsginea life and build op
cheater requires effort Ohre -
ere to .trove, he mid. u. "stied
and then presented to his Aron re
1 wed picture. illunr.tieg Chrienat..
needles on . plane inelised towards am,
up which it required eotttiu.al effort "t
their part in oroer wean, the desired end.
Apia the preacher quoted several pee -
raves of scripture illy •tr•ti.•g the Ohre
tiss's warfare Ir. order a, •'daht the Rud
lent of faith," at.d the apphcatiou and
rsartion required to sneisee•fully "run
lie rues sot before u, " He said that
,he menden iuocrse In Christian work
s rata by wooed effort. Some per-
ils haw unhappy tendsney to ianl.tu.n.
If •ay t.e is pr.pn..d either in iron•
Des eberob work they object to
IS it 1...t in that •ay. and r. they •.1t...
stand net aloe* and do nothing Paul'.
Anew was that they .bnela Weave tn-
ether. The preacher urged (res. eh..
.ed atarta4 se the new .am to joie h. .1.
-tth their brethren In floe wort. Arcot.
eking with regard to bele, out the
'--i.n life he asked his hearer....
`w hieh.•t sat.rpr. atiow of the
' (:hri.t.an eip•Tiebes mad re -
to a anem by asking all Obrae ass to
a, -operate hesrtiy with those who had
w lately found peace and pasties.
You mar are of the bow, of springtime
That glows ea the cheek of the yoe•g.
nut 1 slag of • beauty that's rarer
Thu may of white Foe have sung.
The beauty that'smesa la the Mom
(1 women whom summer is o'er,
The solum• -like beauty tat charas as
Far more than the Maly of yore.
But the beauty is sees too rarer.
The faces of moat women brae the beauty
of youth too soon. Female dw.rders
are like frets which come to sip the
Sowers which betoken good health, with
out which there eau be tau real beauty.
If our Amerman women would funny
themselves against the approach of the
terrible disorders so ppwwvslent among
them, by u.isw Dr Prereo'. Favorite
Proscription, thew good looks would he
retained to a "sweet old age." Thie
remedy is • pmraateed cure for all the
distressing weakuraes and derangements
peculiar to guinea
Dr Pierce's Niles", one • dose. Cure
headache, awtipatiuu and indigene».
WEST WAWANOSH.
Council. Merrieti.-Council met in
the township hall on Saturday, 12th
ult. Members ala present. l'he
reeve and dark reported having exam -
toed the security given by the collector,
and la,iul the bunds executed. The
report wait accepted. Hamilton Smith
claimed compeu.atton fur damage done
to his property by water beteg flooded
al, to it from want of a ditch across the
roadway op con. 4 rod 5. The matter was
laid over until next meeting. Rev Mr
Anderton and W. C. Webb asked for a
grant towards the establi.bweut of a
Mechanics' Institute a.td Reedit* Room
in St. Helena. On minion of Mime.
Stuart std Tudd 915 was grated.
The Msae.wr'a r� $*ptemher
wee 1�; it SWIM • Medi Wane* on
hid* Jell Y LIMO sad W H Wilson
anted ler •'paid pest t,,eards gravel -
hog opp. bis 19 and 10, eon 2 and 3.
A grant of $30 was Bated f..r the pur-
po►e need for, said amount to be ex-
pended where the commu•ioeen
thought advisable. As there is en
amuuut in the bands of the treasurer to
the credit u( the drain acoount, the
clerk was in•t,%cted to reduce the as-
sessment for Young's ditch for the cur-
rent year so that the account be ad-
justed. The following meoo»nts wen
ordered to be paid :-Hamilton 8n.ith,
ditcb.og, repairing culvert, etc., 947 07;
Wm Smith, gravelling con. 5, 921 76;
Richard Begley, ditch, 14 00; Richard
Healey, repairing bridge, eon 4, 94 00;
Jacob Miller. era•elliog bet. lot* 18 sad
19, con 11, d.:; 69; 11 door, (unenl ex-
peueee Mrs Nc:.h, 912.25; Jacob )till
ler, jots con 13, on N 13 and between
iota 16 end Ili, ono 13, 128.00; W
Anderson, breaking atone, ata 3 and 3,
9300; Juo Kilpatrick, gravelling opR
14 14.0"a 4an.1 6. 937.80; R K hedger,
part salary. 175; R Webster, I! oulyert,
W 13, $2.26; Thos Agar, I! culvert, W
B. 98.21; Hutt Bradford, 4 cedar and
culvert, W 13, 97.19; P. Welsh, gravd-
ling eon 8 •od 9, 916 75; Gra,
strung, gravelling } gravelling eoo 1, 926.40; Jae
McOug } gravetlooie IC B, 930.50; Joe
Mole, 4 j .h, 8 B. 910 4 i; Wm Syming-
ton, 4 job, 8 B. 931 31; Tarts Aederaon,
i gravelling 8 13, 9.160; TLo. Lowder.
bait Weskit* an,,w rued, 8 B, 92.00;
8iaa'l Oarr, half breaking stone, 8 B,
91 00; Win. Cameron, r.p•irint; Midge
between loots 18 and rd, mu 7. 91 60.
Courted adjosrued to meet un lieturday,
Nov. 9tb. R K. M/u.A&, Clerk.
Mr John B.11, B yth, has heron
appointed We "Alecto, at • eatery of
940
11. certain to give your eloildren en
Littlish *demount at any oast, if you
can.
Never ay in a house confined to
business else, except you work in the
morning and evening.
W. regret very mulch 4. ehrnniole the
deeth .4 Mr Jiu..e Wanless, Sr , eh.oh
10..k plate at ha rserd.nes, Varna, on
Sunday ..f Isar .ask Mr Wanleae was
taken audde..ly ill Saturday evening,
and in vale .4 e11 that medieml aid
•,uld dn. pained •w•y ea Ssaday eve•-
it.e The d ee...d had reeabe.d the
r*.d old ego of 74 years Be ens owe
eel the pewee's . 1 Rsaeley, having eetthtd
ie that 14.14..44 'op K yeen eye. Mr
Wewlww was • wow .d m..re ab.e average
intwllteenee. • e •'d neighbor, sod • de-
voted boatload and father. He took •
very seas n. t -reel is the trwopetswes
Nara Ne son buried ns. Wednesday
of tad went :.::der the •*spier.• of the
e --el Twee -
LADIES
CAN SHOP BY POSTAL CARDI
Parties at a distance who cannot on t eniently visit Brantford
in Person, may have Samples sent theta, of Dry Goods of all
Land., if they will write ns. No charge and no need to order if
not suited.
We make it • business to attend to such lettere QUICKLY, and
when orders come we send the EXA*-r ARTICLE wanted at exactly
the sante price as other customers pay when here buying in per -
don. Goods are sent by mail, express cr freight, according to cir-
cumstanced, subject to return and refund of money if not satisfac-
tory. Having trained and resptnxiblu clerks, wbo are able to use
discretion in tilling order's, we are enabled to give Great Satisfac-
tion to the many customers
WHO LEAVE THEIR CHOICE TO US.
With a reputation of over twenty yearn at retailing, we can-
not afford to Luse our goal name by lack of proper services to
absent customers. Write plainly and describe fully what ix want-
ed, and about the price desired.
CROMPTON, APPELBE & CO.
($uca ,Nora to H. W. Brothour & Co.,)
9G Colborne -;It.,
BRA.NTFORD.
TO=Z =ir !
STATLDARD
ENGLISH AND CANADIAN.
auo • Wean ITutir en0Y THU saw
AMERICAN MAKERS.
A ►ni:5lt 4l"rt'I.T Or T%&T
FAVORITE WHITE CASTILE"
TO HAND.
F. JORDAN'S MEDICAL HALL.
JUST RECEIPED
A large assortment of the Latest Styles in Fall ane
Winter
HATS and : oNNETS,
Also a choice variety of FEATHERS, RIBBONS an'
PLUMES at the
Misses Yates_
Mims
ILL1NERy!
Ile the teteet sad beet styles at
MRCS_ SAI ] DD5_
Also a nimber of
HANDSOME TOQUES
at $1.50 each ---Good value. Tley are going off fast.
Call early and make a good choice.
"WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD."
rn1 people who have purchased
WANZER LAMPS
intorno
GEORGE W. THONz$O11
will testify to the • ',nth erase above statement.
1gvery fatly shoed have oto or two at I..m.13
PRICE REDUCED TO $4.00 EACH.
(know the Agent, ri tCO. W. THOMSON, who w;n sea resell
you may require, and gyre yew fall directions.
SEWING MACHINES,
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
AT ROCK BOTTOM t'RICLS /'Oft CASH.
1.-11 (o• get the nese, West aide of Slam
eaterich. Cit. V.
stag, gni
KINTAiL.
Prost our ewe emosandwat.
Daw'v Mras l?. --Mr R R. Hallows
will give one of his celebrated entertain-
ments in Fi•nagan's Hall on Tseeday
evening. Everybody should we this ex-
hibition, and it is only nn soonest et the.
word nada and mons) ght jest now Mr
Sallow. baa been indueed to mime and
give his patron. in this aline an
opportunity of witnessing his wonderful
exhibition. Some local men will appear
on the mares. -_" - -- - - - -
►sur MIMwm. Neely ASMeva
&eV s ks.ci.iow i. nn.gnalled Mee
what Dr O. A Bleak, of Amherst, A.S.,
says : "I have been segmented with
Smut's Einelaine of Ond Live Oil, with
Nypoobtsphitee. foe years, sad ennaider
it use of the finest prrpsratioe• now be-
fore the petit*. its pliaaatt flavor
makes it the greet favorite fete chants
lutarem
d i d.. highly rede.ed it for all
wanting disease. of children and •hilt».
Sold by drwggiata, 00. aid 91. 4
1. the plaein(f ei Mesptetins is the
way of young as. by the venom meth-
ods .4 the e.ktu•, right se wrong
Anewt r !
The Med of the World
:rem the New Tent Til bus..
Mr M'Iler's renewed draft on the Bank
rel Cred. lits. which went to preterit in
1844, f.1. doe Out. 22-23. The 26th
will he the last day of trees. On the
86th -if there ever u a 26th --the 40.000
mock-h.lden will he salted to resew
ones m. re, while the amused ostsider
who d. eoa't know when the world is
coming f. en end and doesn't mare, en
*bre it be not in his time, rosy he
overheard beanie' Ohre, Wendell
Holmes' famous limes
Whoa legishoeve b•sp the law.
Aad heals dlap.see with belts and Ia.ka;
Whoa berries wer*te. evem tied elms.
01.1e bear dewswerda threegb the hes;
W4.et he to steel atone Me rips
Ow sky. •» etltehwd with medal oma
And gam dud well the whalebone dee.
Whoa gat en well.. tared .qdr,
This tag let MU, Wes sway.
And all W *.tete Wore, the gate
Aft w1s mss em that eleeeed day.
Then order most asesedee aha
Dimwit*, Ey , le the Beane of a large
dietith ry dunce, *a sity of 5,500 W-
hale's. t., and bas had yowl optics for
fourteen years.
REMOVAL.
E_ C_ n=I.,CHER
BASER AND CONFECTIONER,
saes. to aaeuuuce w .he psWe that he has removed from his
eightaea aw.,ou steel, to IM, reoenUr occupied h11Ad HUM, al
d..t4.4 t IW Star.
Pelt to G. A. Nairn's Grocery, on the Square,
where he will keep conetantIv oa hand s fresh supply or
BREAD, CAKES, BUNS, CONFECTIONERY, ETC
urea kande. Geode delivered wan porta of the town.
A call respectfully soliolt.d.
cedeely, oat > In
E. 0. BELCIIER.
1!A•In
WE HAVE GOT IT!
eAtewsteely
� d:rsee CARPET SWEEPER 74t.eb cbesper than broom.
to a te•-poesy
lofts everrtWug from • bale
mail
Won't wear the carpet, a•d wean cost you anything for A TRIAL -
WILL YOU HAVE ONE?
We hare also the (amts* KEYSTONE BGG -BEATER. which BEATS the
world, and WHIPS everything in a truly .. ecbauical way.
All other lines, as usual, are well selected and com"
plete for the fall trade.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
Look ! -o Look
M_ 11Z07.T3::ItOOT
Has just received a large stock of the Finest Groceries
and Dry (foods to be had for Money, and is selling at
a very great reduction. Just give him a call and be
satisfied. Also Flour and Feed.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
2217
The GRAND DUCHESS RANG
See the Full Stock of SAUNCERS dr. SON.
DISCOUNT.
hew to thrones m} ends, e, and to public
owing Lu.x,ut for generally the t have de ided to offer the folr
SPOT
5 per cent ..:I all punches.. of
.1011 porehaee..4 9.Z 00 and upward,
0 e,n.da of 1417 .'.., Mai. *If ru.WI' 5
1 here oa bled ..tie .1 the largest ....
S ..1
.1, ^ . h a $3 0o ; 10 per Dent
w ... b xeluwed.
BOOTS c•. STAGES
u the Dominion, • det.oed hat ..f which .,. s14 or'cupy more apace than the "Sox.
sat" mimeo-tr..' to inv. ; •w■e- it to gas n CO•oprisr . every desirable Ise to be
(cowl with the beet Manus cturers rel C..,, a
Every line is already marked
BELOW ACTUAL
VALUE
and the above term make my nom I be Cheapest place in Canada to buy your shoe,.
An immense snick ..f
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES
is very styleace Amerman, is Canadian and Ameran, Oluve 11,.•.<1•.r mike, which
to the LIBERAL TERMS.
A Leine Stock of (.dies' Import., KM t bppnre, eery line. Call sod
s.e them
a
Oor. Hast. -.t. and Square
F DOWNING.
EGETTHERE
8eems to be the papular verdict in all the lines wo carry.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, and we can show you the
finestand most complete assortment of goods ever shown in
Goderich. We have lately received several superb lines of
TABLE CHINA,
To which we Desire to Call Special Attention.
CHAS. A. NAIRN FINE GROCERIESAND FRUITS.
OOIt- 8�31CIL.T0111f-.T`, de dt<QUr111/0-
wheinate and f11.ts& 11. 8. -thy deeenne Makes ter 1t...m.r
iNOTICE
It will
■soon be
time to make out accounts, "The
Signal" does good printing
and firnishes l
good paper.