The Huron Signal, 1889-11-29, Page 81
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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 29, 1889.
THE MAMMOTH HARNESS DEPOT
(.- ow_ . LLAINIMIUDISAIJ4
111111 WW1- A0I EBON,
b. Maiehlleb•d Ramses Mabee whims to let of the Oo.etr .1 ■ tsew
l .
nag toe largest emelt « Wast• •• 1 KMI fifth..
Tor Ceara. Itattdtlo-rob.g Here illsekete,W Serelagess, ete.. w a a
seat 1 KM: reduced primas he Gash. as her to Mises his large .reek
the New Year..J trite aU wise 'stead te glee NM • Gall before haftlyir
where. Ca11 and see the ohsspest ease matter la the Comity. Remember tho
MAMMOT j( HARNESS DEPOT,
It A MILTON -8r.. GFOD�IR.IOH_
1 Ia1 desk sasses* meet be waled by cash er faits beton the' Wm of December. INA
" _-A.C�'3.es'3 11_
113 ones
LLO, YOURSELF
ERASER & PORTER
to do it all this year.
EVERYBODY WITH A WARM HEART
is busy with their Christmas Shoppi ng
EVERYBODY WITH A LONG HEAD
is going to see those
BEAUTIFUL & MACNIFICENT
BARGAINS
Ile
TOYS, BOOKS, NOVELTIES FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, ETC.,
now Displayed in Beautiful and Bewildering Profusion by
FRAMER & PORTER&
Central Telephone Exchange, North side of Square.
Ied.rieh, Nov. lith, tall . ,M, -eft
NEW GENERAL STORE,
H A MIL.TON 8TRRIGT-
I have just received a choice stock of Groceries, Dry' Goods and
Cents' Furnixhings,which I will sell CHEAP FOR CASH. Also some
CHOICE XMAS.TOYS,rDOLLS,1Etc.
FLOUR and FEED constantly on hand Call and e pine
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Farmers' Produce Taken in Exchange.
1-3012Z'TON,
At Fergeson's Old Stead. Hamiltoaat.
O.de riot. Nov. 2111, 1880. L -Ila
DUNLOP.
?hose Our ows'oorTii ondeat.
The young people of oar burg were
treated to • social dance at the residence
of Mr John (As Wednesday night of
last week Both host and hostess ably
did their part in making it a saccade.
All present enjoyed themselves.
I a• are sorry to learn that oar juve-
nile frleod, Ella Haley, when with her
playmates playing, had a fell tram a
hand wagon which sprained her
left knee badly, and she is now in the
hands of our sick committee and is pro
grossing favorably.
Mn Allen visited in Kincardine last
week. Her visit there was a sad one,
she being present at the death of Mr.
John Gentles, who was eldest daugh-
ter of Mr Wra Green, who resided
in Colborne for many years end remov-
ed from this section to Desoto in 1878.
A large circle of friends extend to Mr
Gentles their deepest sympathy in the
lode he has met with.
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"LONGTEILL.W', lRai elf,
}b le -
Wei. with reluctant feet.
.e� W tlo and childhand ood ler mere..
iod Sat 1"
'rill.. type of thousands of young 'Orli who
4WD emrrshag from the ehryealts stag. of their
•itwenee, w they enter upon their "teens."
Nervous, ricttshks, Wettable, attired by
atrusge. unknowable f..r.a wtthit, them
mysterya t
the t d. ,•t rare. mese menlkeine, angirls patient
oversight. and the eld of fir. Pierre's Favorite
Tms•rfptk.n, to safely ertrry them through
this rwitieal period, during which. In too
lean] iters, ■Ins, ■re sown the ,Gads of dis.
beaming firms of dis.aes peculiar to the
/ornate ses. Hut that boon to wnmanktrel
will prevent ell sueh dku.une, or cum than
11 they here eIresddy •Marla rtetlm. woman
owes It to herself, to her far:lly. and to her
station. to he well and strong. Let
floe not timbre the sure mean* of ewe.
" Tavern* Pnsr rapt nn L a Ievis•-rtste medi-
ates.. carefully compounded 1.. en ea pertoneed
and skillful ph Fukien. and adapted to women's
.fellate organisation. It r purely variable
,a its mmpteetkrt andrf..l$ harmlessEiiia Alecto to In tiny enedlt k.n of the Grate_.
Id by dreggbts; WS or six hotting for
castright, Melt hf Wom.N. I)ts. Yoe, Amts.
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
mule* and cleaner the aver. scam* and
They or* gwrwly etsatois and per-
t' bmseless sae . Ouse. ISM as
aewrosla. at Dente a r+at
'OBE TEBTI'ONIAL3r
Bayssats, Nov. 8tb, 1889.
J. M. McLeod, Goderit*.
DEAR 811 :-I should have written be-
fore this to let you know how I as get-
ting along. I as a lot better than I
was, goosing strength every day. I have
a gond appetite and deep well. I man
take the full quantity of the Renovator
now and it doesn't sicken me. My limbs
are all right now, quite smart in that
way. Swelling all gone. The greet
thirst is gone. I drink no water at
night, but 1 take • little buttermilk. I
am quite straight again. Send me more
medicines, or would you wish to see me
JAN111 DUNeAN.
HARaow, O*r., Nov. Ilth, 1889.
J. M. McLeod,
DEA. Sta :-I have taken all the
Renovator. I ase feeling well. My
appetite is extra ,rood. I weigh woe
hundred and sixty eight pounds; sweat,'
five I have gained since I began your
medicinal. 1)o you think I need min
Write and my. Yours, &c.,
MART Forane.
Nara --Tbe System Renovator can be
had from Mr Goode, Mr James Wilson,
Rhyne Estate, druggists, llodrich; Mr
Roberts, end Mr Fear, druggists, Sea -
forth: Mr Combos. druggist, Clinton; Mr
Cooke, druggist, Kincardine; Mr Park-
er, druggist, Durham; Meas,.. Berry &
Days, Mr Congress, drugguits, Lock -
now ; Mr Harrieoo, Gnomes; Meson
Hargreaves Bros., dreamt', Paisley :
Maws. Hargreaves Bros., druggist,
Our. Queen and Mimeos St., Toronto,
&o. ao. Sold at $1.00 and b'2 00 per
bottle.
J. M. McL•on, Proprietor,
Newgate -et., Ooderish, Ont,
Carus, Cors, Corlls!
CASE'S
Corn Cure
Rearseea an ki.tb of lied ora left prgt
Wank Me_ wit= et• sulk serII b
0o ewe semi d5 It win set ears,
every raw maid asmie! Owes teed sever
dims wIthezdibt jam
Wil*E-M. wattle
BOLD BY ALL BRUGGI!&
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it Vigorous, Prosperous and Progressive Canadian Company
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Its -Primo ltl.lws Glad&
YIOR-PILIMIDti$Tti I 18I 11 L. B1 &'
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The imply Imes all &ppronl Petty: of Polla:fs At/ IMiti• l
RETURN PREMIUM PLAN.
This Policy GUARANT$ A RVTURN OF ALL PRRM1UM8 PAID in addition to the
fall doe et the Polley la the sweat of death daring the Investment fpriod, let • lower rale
thea say ether (7rrmpay.
F. J. T. NAFTEL,
Mart i Aissi.
THE GREAT BANLER IZ STILL ¶AYLNGv
is
^.f
TERRIBLE EXCITEMENT
Will b. Going on at
McLEAN'S NEW BLOCK
is the
Plate Glass Grocery,
in connection with Selling
BEAUTIFUL DELF.
As the Proprietor is Going out of that line, he intends
to sell out his Entire Stock of Delf at
cost. When I say cost
I MEAN BUSINESS,
•
and all of it must be sold within one month. My Delf is well assort-
ed and of the very latest patterns, in Brown Rustic Tea Sets, Enamel-
led Floral Tea Sets, Rustic Dinner Sets, Slate Rustic Dinner Sets, Sage
Rustic Dinner Sets, Blue Benak's Toilet Sets, Brown Summer Toilet
Sets, Begonia Toilet Sets, Enamelled Toilet Seta, also s very fine assort-
ment cf plain Delf; now, if you wish to present your Mother, Sister or
Wife with a fine set of dishes, do not lose this great opportunity of
getting the finest bargains ever offered in Huron County.
r_ :N OA-SSIDA — —,
PLATE GLASS GROCERY.
Th roe doors West of British Ezobasge Hotel.
Goderfoh, Nev. 10th. 1rIM. Courthouse Square,
GODERICH-
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THE M(1STCALEVENT
OF THE SEASON.
GRANDOPERA HOUSE,
GODERICH.
Friday Evening, Dec. 6th,
H Y '1' Hie
Chaataagaa Orchestra Concert Co.
OF TORONTO.
Orchestra ---12 Professionals
Mrs HURRAY DICKSON,
rtureaxo. Rebook Dr Wild'. church, Toronto.
Miss MacGILLIVRAY
I Loo tTInrnrr. Dateline Gold Medalist ('h1-
o.
Mr WILL E. RAMSAY,
Mr HERBERT 'L.44CLA vBCE,
Cows yr 41014.-r. Queen, Owe, Band. Toro. -
to.
Mr FRED SMITH,
Ku mos a w SOLOtsr. (loess's Own Hand.Tte
roma.
Mr CARL BCHMIDTtt
vu.raecmyn sot.otsr. late of Leip.ic. IOer-
Signor P L. NAPOLITANO,
Venus Sousse.
MR ARTHUR UKPKW.
Musical Director. Conductor red Pianist.
MR J. M. taPi<w.
Rusi.em Manager.
Reserved sells, wet_. far .ate at Frasier
It Porter's. General admiselon. Mote.
Doors opals at 7:111; Ceticert at a am. Il -It.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS !
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
nANT.$T.
FLOUR AND IUD STOBB
HAS CHANGED HAM'S.
The subtle are. asid �heerrebyr.�etl$sd that the deer
O0 shas hewn busbiespvrohlGad carried °a by A.C.
THOS. J. VIDEAN
=willow', or, H e. la w 14sa
hces at the
ems02:tet, near the •farm
r mono
ts.thb IM.__.._ hes., t..t of j•�mo.,d:• t
esseseie
fall la Its N of Ml le tows, sad es to sew
typryep Gaspe /ha ss bees distilled with k for
she [rami rank zbibad 45 Ameg It 45
Dem
kesNag It b
9sMs 1.. ke aN part e( the toww.
sol vii dh Moles u u...mode
lare�alsedsadad
THOS. J. TIOltit
leaks IAN onprtwaft, of abaskf,g my e.s-
Messrs
fee choir Nbre1 est ew.g, tartest ear
eserw, wts1010of 0 the
pdl.Leist, �Weer d Gad
Taal laI,Mt
rtsfA. trt iregighty
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1889--90
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EPPS'S COCOA.
BRIIAE FAST.
"17 • thorough taetrledae of to oatmeal
laws which mann ins operas iow of Moot
and nutrition. and by a careful application
the ear properties of weUyebvted Cocoa,
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atly
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FALL & WINTER
I have just received mylarge
consi»nment of Fall and inter
Goods, and to make room for
them I ant now selling off my
Previous Stock
At figures away down. I do not
believe in carrying over goods un-
til another year, and will always
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
rather than hold them over.
Being anxious to keep ,up with
the times I have just put in a
handsome plate glass front, and
intend making other improvements
that will mate my extensive pre-
mises second to none in town.
I am here to exchange goods
with the public for cash, and ata
bound to do it.
/25. O'�E
s" -
Manager of Toronto House.
1690_
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Beats, after which ex -C
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old, and deporited the in
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Thai Strachan, ex -Reed
ship ; Dr Campbell, Ce'
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McKenzie, and Pipers M,
'Gouts, Ktstail ; Chief
Jas. Hunter. Juba Boyd
sou, D McDonald, Lu.
Pale., Iagseseii.
The Toast las
After the bountiful •pt
by the gwoial proprietor of
Esskange," Mr G. B. C
doom, amps jeetiee to
gathteeing, the tables w.re
Chief Cameron iitrodosed
with
"The Queen and Rn
whisk was duly respond.
•iagiag of the "National A
Pi+sldewt of the 11,
owing be the unavoldabl
Oasssl Chilton, was end(
• .MRi,�.g of ''Hi s a Jolly Go
'The lad W. Left"
with the names of D. Mc
T. 8trechae.
Mr D McDoa.ld, is i
spied, stated that the bill
TS'y.d to him the first intim
ins axpeot.d to make an a
Speech tonight. He mid : 1
• fitting sod proper thin,
alio should gather around
beard on the natal day of
allot t., do hoar t., bio nn
place ih-.r national einem
world. f say this, said b.,
predom neat rwlietos of the
eautioo and thrift of its I
their so -clad clannishness
Bead. the unmerited butt
sad stream. (Hear, hear.) I
tifieuthfully Gard that the Se
a poor fellow, incapable of set
beyond prayers and moo
t1iBfi that Ise u a moo who
••stiopolig. aU Ile good plat
world and the world to a
keeps the Oonunandse.ot e
thing e1se worth keeping
laughter); who swears by Hol
poltticnl oewspsper (bed
who serves God every Sabbath
Mammos the rest of the week
tar.) It him been sal! farther I
lags were introduced to alio
MOO to be generous; and with
•ir,,wrd of truth he has bee
with being fond of rasing •pint
Mble (loud Iseghtr); and, Iasi
been said that Seotek hay
to allow that downtrodden and
ed ries, the Jews, to nee th
their oo.atry foe trade and •
But if I mistake not, every see
libels and slsoden have now b
drawn, and withdraws by
•nth "e tbsreof. (Land apple
that hal not been done the
here to tight would have bed
refutation of the calumnies. H
ed them for coupling his m
the toast, and resumed his sea
load applause.
Mr 1 hos. Strsohan was glad b
sent, to see the old friesds whoa
learned to respect .o highly in
years. Whew he got the 15.14
Gould not resist the thought of
be 0001 more am nest the old
sr a/o. Although only I
se when he left Scotland, 10
no place where he would prelim
bora in than Scotland, nor wet
other person if they fully spy
the situation. (Lad laughter)
Soothed ons, Daly a sorsa speck
lane we the Oohs he did not see b
world could gat alot,g with0t it,
had Godsend gest seen in its w
statesamet and posts, who had don
to mould the woeld'• higtory.
dere wham the melon Romaine
fated Ea„ ked, the Soots not nnl
the r owm, but the enemy had to
walls to keep these froa encroach
heir pr0ssrv.. (Applause) H. d
uio, hek to disposers other ni
t merely 41 show that Se.tehsee
orld over, Odell they might
a errantry mad a I
an ne.$a sinse� l he proud
Meeith
h. pririar, defmle
hr)iding le
sir 44.11. e►•
nativity; sod H a limbs stat
tion less indulged in, it was I
tor -tIonehle ander the emoting*
,thtor) H• had Bat expected