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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JAR. 17, 1694.
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ASHFIELD.
Prom oar own
Then are quite • few eases of Russian
inflames, but we trust it is only a mild
form of it, and that the patients will
soon remover.
A literary society is to be organised
under the suapioes of Maple Grove L. 0.
L. in school No 5. The first meeting
will be held on Monday evening, 20th
last. We trust all will juin in walnut
these meetings a success. The public
are cordially invited.
GREY TOWNSHIP.
From cur own c t
A few in this section are affected with
1a grippe, but the crass SO far are of a
mild form.
Auction sales are not very plentiful u
yet, but where held, stock especially,
go off like hot cakes, and high prices.
are realised.
Nearly everybodyis wishing for snow
mo as to get woobuilding material',
Lc., hauled into position.
The Pioneer Debating Society at
Shines school house a again is full
working order for the winter months.
They have already debated the House
of Refuge question, and the next in
order is a big literary so t.
A. Mcfotosb 1s prepariov to build a
large bank barn next summer. The
sixtesoth will soon be hard
to beat for good buildings.
The annual meeting of Knox church,
Crsnbrook, was held oo Tuesday, 14th
inst. All matters are in first-class
shape. The . , obi is steadily
growing under the pastorate of Rev D.
B. McBea, wbc is well liked by his
people.
DUNGA NNON.
Prom our owe t
Politica on the whole are quiet at pre-
sent, se also railway matters.
According to statute, the Municipal
Council of West Wawaaosh will hold
its first meeting of 1890, in the Town
Hall, on Monday, the 20th inst. All'
soocerued please take nota
Weather very changeable, with heavy
winds, ram and frost, alteroately. No
sleighing as yet. which is quite unique
at this data of the year. Choppers say
that it is excellent weather for cutting
wot•d.
Mr Samuel E. Sanderson, of West
Wa .nosh, took • trip eastward, and
on his return homeward last week
brought home a partner to share his joys
and troubles of life. We wish them a
happy and union.
Rev Jas. Livingstone, of Clinton,
delivered • good, practical and humor-
ous lecture in the Methodist church
here. on Tuesday, the 711t int., subject,
"The Huiran Voice." The attendance
on the omission was large. Those pres-
ent were pleased with the lecture, it
being delivered in a manner beyond an-
ticipation.
The annual guesting of the West We-
wanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will
be held in the court room here, on
Tuesday, Jan. 21st, 1890. All concern-
ed will govern themselves accordingly,
as the last year's business will be taken
into consideration, as also other impor-
tant mat ars in that line. A gwd at-
tendance is expiated.
Mr Peter Moffat, of Washington Ter-
ritory, U. S., is visiting his sister, Mrs
Walter Steen, of this village. He also
Intends , visiting other relatives and
friends in Ontario before his return
homewards. He seams to like the land
of his sloption vary much. It is up
wards f ten years sines he was in On-
tario no a like toter.
The remain* of the late Mrs Chaff, of
Ashfield, near this village, were interred
on Monday, the 13th lust., in Dun-
gannon cemetery. Rev J Carrie eoa-
duct,.J the obsequies. She was aged
7q years. She war high) respected by
all who knew her. The bereaved haus
the sympathy of obs i1y.
DUNLOP.
Tram ..nr awe o.. oarresessadeat.
Miss ilrms Allen it visiting
eardttie .
Mies gnome Masllieier is the greet of
Kies Marta Jewel, in Ashfield.
Junes Moms, of Buffalo, M viaitiaagg
usd.r th. parental roof in Oairbread
send melee during his Way assay of his
old tri.ts& about here. 'We wish hiss t
pleasant sojourn.
O. tate as4 Mrs A Lawson, of Dodge
rich, end Mrs A Thoapvon, of Hay ()it,,
DC , este smiled here this week to be
V.. -cot at the Ieseird of their Mese,
Eat. .;.rine H Lawson.
Psean.i .-ora Postlswheite, for
seine yeses a ts at of oar hers when
11e et r4id tbs bas of village constable,
is now one of the' workers in the staff of
the Salvation Army in Ouderich. When
in Dunlop William *uses( prompt with
hip duties, and the Arts, JSicula have
made a good cboice with him to help
them in gathering is strayed sinners to
then fold in the crroalar town.
Two Colborne pioneers were in our
midst • few days ago -Mrs R. Jewel,
from Dear Beoeiller, the guest of Mrs
A. C. Macdonald, and W. Green, of
Cannelton, Dakota, fcrmerly of this
township, visiting old friends about hen
and taking of resent events and old
memories of lib years Among his nar-
ratives
arratives was one of the launch of thees
easel noticed by Tea Sweat. -1 April
5th, 1889, which took plane in tioderiob
harbor th its early days, 56 years ago,
sod at which event the narrator was pres-
ent. Wheu in Toronto yoor scribe sew
John Hidden, the first headmaster of the
Ouderich High School, who said he also
w as one of thou preset at the launch
La Gsarrs.- This far-famed malady
made its in our burg on
Wednesday night of last week, dooming mi
a few minors and a °amber of the little
folk Some of our sick committee nurses
met the ravages of the scourge with
atroog doses of salts, and its well known
helpmates, 5500• and castor oil. Thurs-
day the official report showed 18 sick,
Friday 19, and the snhool roll counted
only 12. The remedies used among
some seem rather successful, and on
Moody, nearly the usual number ap-
pearing at the school, the trustees decid-
ed not to close it, as talked of for a
week or so. Bat those who waited on
the sick last week aro oow down with it,
and as we wnte-Tuesday-ars waited
on by some of the recovered patients,
xpence
whose past eeriof suffering prov-
ed useful to them in easing others.
Promo Fame 1 -s. -A deep cloud of
sorrow was felt among our community,
old and young, on Thursday of last
week, on hearing of the death of Kathe-
rine K. second daughter of our respected
townsman, D Lawson, at her father's
residence. Those of her schoolfellows
who saw her daring the pat year juin
with them in their studies and play in
the school ground,little thr.arht that she
who was with them in the school group
taken previous to the summer holidays
woold with the autumn winds like •
flower bend down and fade gradually
away from them : and that those near
and dear who watched her for nearly
four months in her illness, with nursing
and tender tlare,would see her pass away
in her 12th year. Often came her elms-
mates
lawmates and fnends to see her with • kind
ward of enquiry and the hope that she
would join them again in their studies
and pleasures. But Phia was not to be.
Silently and quietly they slipped into
the room to take the last fond look of
h er peacefully sleeping in thst deep
slumber that no mortal can break. She
was a constant •tteadaot at the Sabbath
school and church at Leeburn,and learn
ed of him who said "Forbid the not
Some one kind hand put in her folded
hands a single lilywith a bouquet of
Sowers with her to buried i. the Col-
borne 'cemetery Saturday afternoon.
The Iunersl was largely attended. The
The pallbearers were her late teacher,
t t Q R Williams, with M J Tobin. J
M William'. of this placeA H Clotton,
J Lin6sld and W Felford, of Leeburn.
The Rev J A Anderson, of Leeburn
P chetah, conducted the
funeral services, and on Sunday at Low-
born alluded to the recent lees is Mr
Lawson's family. The S 8. I -
dent,:Mr A C McDonald. also smoks of
the death of one of their rega'ar attend-
ants who would never retern amongst
them.
NiLE.
Prom our eon
Nile is ruing.
Mies Lacy Dodd is at home now, and,
only for • severs cold. is m.ch improved
is health.
Mr and Mn James Dostow have been
eoafined to their home with upness for s
ample of weeks
Thepn�ce.d. of the Xmas tree gather-
ing on New Y.sr's Ere were $35. Rev
in Kin- Joa Edge delivered a clever and force-
ful sddrom as "Burdens."
The 0rsngsuen cad L 0. 0. T. have
pat • stone fossdstine ander their hall,
e nd have also painted and other wise is
proved their property.
The distri.t lodge, L. 0 L, leek at
Nile on T,sdy effusions. As we hid
mot the "pmmword! " we cannot tell Tru
81loRAL what was flame.
John Dustier is the sew R. R super-
iateedemt. We HAW had held this
position for aereral years, sad rseefved a
wdlejessrvee vete et thanks for the al -
steel amasser is "thigh he dM his work
The d *harsh�enmity nf}Mo thee
severely triad these
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F. J. T. NAFTF,
sights. M William. is still •eaiatiss
/hs pastor of Hie mbawk is revival work.
Quite • good wort bas broken ort is the
neighborhood.
The flbsppardtos Methodist aurae
has purchased a 6a. Doherty ocean,
stheatsl ease, with sob-b.se,-trole Geo.
Graham. This eharoh is is a flourish-
ing eundition. Besides the large som-
ber of members received oa trial is Dr-
asmber, 1889, the pastor baptised moth-
er adult, and received eight persons os
trial on January rite, 1890. Last Hob -
bath be baptised three ebildres. Theme
are .till others to unite with the church.
The Sunday school is to be kept open
all the year. The church is felt at the
Tuesday evening pratermestiogs lead by
the members themselves.
PORTER'S HILI
From our own
The people c.f our town have been
about the unsettled state of
tite weather.
The heavy gab which prevailed no
Monday did considerable damage to the
fences. Several barns were unroofed in
this neighborhood.
On the llth Inst. McDougall Bort
lost their tine imported horse. They
have been rather unfortunate with their
horses, as this is the fourth valuable
beast which has died since they com-
menced to import seven ,ear, age.
Rev Mr Mitchell, of Toronto, former-
ly of Mitchell, ottioiated at Bethany loot
Sunday. Hs is a good speaker and as be
has not a charge the congregation should
make an effort to secure him.
LEEBI RN.
?contour own .
"Ls grippe" has spread over from Dun-
lop and is visiting several families ben
as we write -Tuesday.
One of oar well-known pioneers, Mrs
Andrew Green, sr., who is pest her 94th
year, is rather indisposed this week, but
we ars glad to state 1*
His 21nr BIRTHDAY. -Thursday even-
ing of last weak our popular townsman,
Mr J J Wright, of the Point Farm, en.
tertained a number of oor residents and
his relatives toa social evening at his re-
sidence to to the attainment
by his son, Mr T C Wright, now of Ot-
tawa, of his majority. All present,
young and old, s t a pleasant evening,
wishing J J Wright many hearty con -
'retaliations oo his arm's past somas and
hopes of a . future
for him. We might notice that his sun
was born in Oodericb to January, 1869,
and in 1870 Mr Wright came with his
late wife to settle here, and the Poiat
Farm hotel, now having a contfnetal
reputation, was started. In course of
time, Thomas was sent to school to No
5 here, and early learned the rudiments
of education. Later he passed the en-
trance examination to the High School,
(ioderich, which he attended fo,r a time.
Then in 1886 he decided to undertake a
1 count. at Wcodatock for a
term cr so, al.() assisting his father es
bead clerk in the hotel ; fur
several seasons. His courtesy and steio-
bility to the numerous euevts were ap
preciated, as shown by an address and
presentation of a purse. In t he fall of
1887 he was appointed to a poet in the
Nordhotmer music emponum,ofToronto,
discharging his duties so well that he was
appointed to a higher trust for the firm
in Ottawa. Wherever No 5 boys t r
girls go, in later years they are always et
the front. -
Otaahry mad the Ilene* of ibe bask (ea-
ltsesa
From the Toronto Globe of Jas. 11th. 1010.
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known "World Publishing Company, of
Guelph," annuonce that the complete
history of t'tanley's Travels in Afnca is
already in course of publication, and
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the earlieat,m..at complete and authentic
information of the and adven-
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years, and of Emin Pasha's life and pow
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The complete work to he lamed by
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As we turn the pages of the book, the I
disrnveries of Spoke, Grant. Baker.
Livitgetnee, DaChadlu and others are .
in taro folly given and megni8c.atly il-
lestrated. bat, of eowrse, the most im-
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()then works are to he published, bit it
is claimed they are simply old books,
with a few pages added, and that this is
the may eotirele new book, with three
times the illeatratiens oostained in any
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This gnat were la bs4. brceght est
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Wisest sod trsrhhiest pehliel M inns
is the United .antes, sad tee s.p.tre
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t THE! MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
CedeeOeh Prima.
uonsatca Jaa. It la10.
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flarleyPeas, i ►see 0 N w 0 M
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Wool 0 1* 0 0
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Aopalle. a bash cwt o 10 g
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Mama •eebe.ss.
Jan. It.
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�l rtt-lte t.ww cad std 0 10 to its
Spring wheat 0 i s u. 82
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30 to 00
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17 to 10
mto 00
Cordwood _... 0 to
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Wool e M tBeet
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. Pork 0 M to m
0essswsd Cases 0iwet•e.
There were about 070 head of batehare cat-
tle. 8 mutton crittenlasd two calves offered
at the East Sad Abattoir Monday. A larg^-
number of butchers were presest and with en
act ire demand and rather small supplies the
bigb prion d Thursday were well main-
tained, cad oommoa hoes brought eves b15h-
et prions than on that day. The bent beeves
sold aasbeet 44e pre Ib. and pretty good Sock
at is to{� 4a- c°maea dry cows ofd at about
Sic. cad de less beasts sold dews to lees the.
3c pet lb. The market tor butchers' mune is
very arm sad amiss there are more liberal
Coppices .hero, priors will p ap still higher
The few Moan critters offered Monday were
of rather Iadt0reat quality *ad sold et about
tic per Ie for plied lots. There .re sot
many tat hop brought to market and
priors matinee atabew1 44. per 1b.
Harley
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rawAttains. pee. bM _
Busier
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sortie
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joy to
menu as
'1lJliM NEW PRIZE /TORY
tor. reed with pleasure or de.
*bee tnasod ssi4e and f�rge�
who react of Dr. Piercer 1.-
resd it again, for they stir
bus motional
e imam dem d
Of tike painful disorders o demur
M weir ear. Periodical
crruk Ineersial blEgmamtk.o and ulceration
,erbea and kadted ailments readily yield
M
to Its wonderful we and beeline poen.
It 1. tie only Oae01n.' fax women. nuts by
druggists. ■.11.P a postai we
from the, that it will g veritie-
s/ slmsey w 11 De re-
printed on
tarried out
b3,••. or six
taction In
funded. Tia
the bo the -
for many Ma
bottles fox
(opyTtpL us by WoULD'S Pro Motu Lara,
DOCTOR
Vreeew5 PIEROE's
♦aai n` PELLETS
qt' V • Pont, "'note -
0 8 �8 B ar • e..wlass
i-n.quakd as a Liver P111. tmaliasf,
chwvestmi., eaek•et too take, di me Pellet a
.5. 8911. not ' rg/eader'M,atCorral`i-
tlea, IM/seedN.e,, ML.tes Attar
and as derengeasb of the domed' an
bowels. Pat ap tsokra vials, hermetically
Ie�ated�v , `1esbAMI sad M
to Mas .1 4000 teesalb W dr.saI .
q► bertill, according
1THE ELECrORa OF sr PAT -
. RICrd WARD.
LAnrs.art Osinsray. - Wham 1 allowed
my name tone s..boutled to es aaestt41ate
for mantelp al honors at the retrut .lection
in the weird 1 war nM aware that ay beldam,
• sootiest as one of the LI..le C.maMeMeu-
era ..f West 'Imes dvg`nelided ate her heM-
inx'n•ei°lpal onto.. tt.. .. iy In .rielat
the law rveardu .In.(Mee,lifleattona 1 ee,
my disability. a tl seeordinitly *oersteds..t
1rn., yew reamed Is me when yea gene. as
yoi r eesl d iw a at the p'.11. Ms ttN
art;
pfaer whreoe.sbueerdesappetrel o.r.mtart loea
tw.lrprairies °erosions, 1 wllllaMly
rens-
gash any team at the I'nueeil hoard to the
gentlemen who.0.teine4 the Sneer cot third
d lee word w11 b sec Tee
abed ,mit ort.5.
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Some Persons get a life
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the person who calls on
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during this year can make
money in a legitimate way
by the saving in the high
profits charged by the other
fellows. We are selling all
Goods in our line at very
close prices, and, to show
that we are appreciated, our
business has never been so
large as last year. Some
people say we are foolish to
sell goods so close, but "there
is method in our madness,"
and we will continue to
maintain our reputation as
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