The Signal, 1892-7-14, Page 5T1IE SIGNAL : (]ODERIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 14, 18th.
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CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE. TOiIONTO.
.f) Sfl1I MILLION DOLLARS • .5.000.004
IL L, WALXILft,
01,000,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A OtinaftAL BAtatiei0 C Melee TeombeeTeD. FARNSIS $OTEe D socluNTEG
NA, Te 111•UED FAYADti AT AL, Mien IN CANADA, ANO TNI PRINCIPAL.
arise IN Tint UNITED OTATIS Q11[AT eiHTAra FRANC*, &RNIUDA. Aa
GAVINSS BMW NIIART1ML111T.
,pens p/ 0LOO ANp UMVAII011 111101M9.0. AND OURRENT RATER OF ASTtIS$T
hap.r[D. serniseint ADOSO TO TMS oassiotee t. AT TMS SND OF MAI• AND
stwaereaa IN =OM V*A1.
gpeolal Affe1tbe glom tie the OSUiotlon of Conunerolrl vapor,
beg Farmers' 011ie NNoR.
R. 6. WILLIAMS, Manager.
DUNGANNON.
ray, eanigemorea Prepared Ottr a.. u.sTim ilignaL
of
Iron our owe corre.lP•ad.n-•
Visiting. Mrs. Alex. MoNevia, el Wood.
g o, Ont., is visiting at the f4('•of
1 h tuber.
t•t,,Tt.o.. _Colville Walker, wife bed
re children, of (Medea, Out., are visiting
tw paresis. Mr. sad Mrs. Jas. Walker, in
tar renege. _
Dur -
pa, T. AnJerec and 8. Marchi•a,T. l left
sere on Tuesday for Manitoba with two
ser load of horses_
{.At t tortes.. - Mrs. D. Scouts left
kris last week, ea route tor seawater,
lraoe county W vutt relative then. We
nab her • pleasant visit and mete return.
'•TuLai Aas LONELY HAMMTn."— W
are to our village at premed three grass
widowers, who look sod appear ee.mwhat
loc.,a,olate. iVe hope that their lee•oesss-
ler will loos be over.
taxi‘ U.. 0e Sunday tui Mrs.
13th sod 14111d OalmbThe e prize hat
sc
will be ea heed fee IRepUoo in about two
weal& II
TAM AND DELIUTrl'L N Sarum.-- Iles
morning of the 12th was u.Mred in by beau-
tiful fair weather, which, we presume bee
been unusual a
tioo the pant As to the ods-
braof the 12te here, rew
terew
e all be
made in our next budget.
TRS DEFTLY HAsntsD B.CIIR..-John
Gay has improved the appearance of his
beautiful residence by having it psast d S.
• very fssbioosble style. J. Black sad his
assistant did the work. It taken them to
n ode an excellent job in the painting and
decorating line.
tl'
8TLAwazsFESTIVAL. The strawberry
f..Uval1,, which wee held at T. Anderson's.
Aahfiofd, on Friday eventsg last, was y
attended, the weather being excellent.
The prom
at enjoyed th.m..lvea ft was
s
financially • esooe, there being abut
rased, o
thirty dollars ed, which will be apphied
to repairs of the maw.
L
Da, D:RTroWaxman. - - The weather for
amara shoat a week kiss been and u at present all
s
% imttk pew.sed bar Naga NN with • that eosld be desired for the growth of the
rr youngVaries. anis Fall wheel in., in oonse-
54 Ifn S. on tits arrival, Meng she ages I9Nso., maturing spidly and give pro -
daughter. We esi grstulate Mr.
w 1••tt spared to them. miss of • good yield. Ws have had no vain
_hare. tar abouts week, but what we presume u
Slow. HAa.le Moor better for the crops, copious dews at
boltu are busily enraged mg t.
a,- aro,,. whack i. pewteaneed N be vwy Tittle -es Tu A 1h•NUAN, o --
s LADY. -Havood -
Tka.lean the westkse ie exo•ileat for , setroth
.d in e Huns !team, of the 'Ta.r
making b•7 bead saving it. Interests wamade to Mrs. S. 1'eatesd, which
F'slat. "1110W.—The/b6
AaW and Wawa- N>• a great tribute to her as becoming
B ah Fail shotes V411 bS beta as iia agneal- a popular and fluent speaker in pblic, the
Net than all bad. •t Duagaosos ea tb Stinnes of Dungannon. as deo the relatives
of die lady, nosy justly feel proud of having
a resident in their midst, w bo is attracting'se
meob notice. •
IN4CUA NEL—The monthly meeting of the
directory of the West Wawanah Mutual
Fire I.suramcs Company was held on Tues-
day, the bth inst. All the directors were
Dresent. The *company hes great reason to
be o oogratalatad on the continued success
attending it. Upwards of ooe hundred an
plications were received sad passed, being
made up of renewals and new applicatio
I n.
The officials aro. we pr...te, doing ex -
attest work.
$440"ffics
O2l-1 EJO i e
lath tree method and results when
yrt:po.Fi s taken; it is pleasant
End refresnl.:e to the taste, and acts
THE Naw M rrMODurr Paa*ena - -On
Sabbath last, at the evesisg service ie the
Methodist church, the pastor, Revd. D.
Rosters, took for hie teat the words as con-
tained in 2nd Kings, 10 : 15, mad is his dis-
course largely expatiated oat the fact that
in order to rose= true hum= happiness as
well as spiritual, the heart mu.t he right ;
sot • patched one, but • Dew mos Ins seces-
n ary, also among other point* he gave moos
good sensible advice am to en•erisg into
matnmony so that the union might be
pally yet -or.iptly on the Kidneys, happy.
Li'•t-r Mrd I. }watt, c'.:ltne s the sys-
tem etRetnh.:ly, dispels colds, head-
scttrs and foxes and ours s habitual
constitute( . Syrup cf Figs is tho
orly reini::v of its kind ever ppro-
dt:ted, pl.:.:<::tgto the taste and ae-
ce t:1L_ to stomach, prompt in
its a ti :e and truly beneficial in its
effect-, ! rz red only from the moat
healthy ,:*.1 a7r gable substances, its
MALT tY.vt1lEn,qualitieeco nmend it
to ail and L :-e triads it the most
pokular rcia. ly :t1.
i`t•rup of 73 :-,r sale in 750
Dottita r 1 :ng druggists.
At_r -t lie :t3 . ' t who taay not
k- it t • :- .n : rill procure it
pecahptly fear any one who wishes
k try it. Ilanufa.tured only by tha
CAUFORKIA FM SYRUP CO.
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FIST F=A]IOISCO, OAL.
Leilay..:.t.$,11:T. 1.: rtv T03=. IL Z
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Ease and Comfort
LANES.
From our own correspondent.
Haying is in full blast here just now.
A few of the young people of this place
attended • wedding in the vicinity of Ripley
Ias the 1st of July.
•
Wrill cos Mega and Mg/tOlt11d waw
't le le eel +
l eel rasele
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w. _
hnerF went. Its' MI6 GM
feinek llbp tib
Sunnght Soap,
SLAUGHTER SALE
lar
Boots and Shoes.
All accounts was be settled immediately.
Having received an offer for my business cn block, if the stock
is reduced to it• certain amount. I have decided a clearing sale.
Stock amounts to over 87,000 worth of Boots and Shoos, bought for Spot
Cash from the leading makers of the Dominion, and are all
to be sold at leas than Coat.
Now, if you want Boots or Shoes, remember this opportunity.
No reasonable offer refused as the stock must be reduced one-
half immediately.
JOHNSTON CAREY,
ON THE
C3-013RRIOH.
'oot our ewe eaere icedeac
I. A. Aadsueoe was visiting northward
among the sugeysiios last week.
H. seller and daughter. Mary, visited
frame; at Bmmsailler this week.
The prayer meeting u now heli at 8 r. N.
instead of 7.30 r. a. an Wednesday evening.
Several of the 1. O. (:. T. Na 213, were
ap at Port Albert assisting the flood
Tempers there with as entertainment on
Thursday night of last week.
John Hillier who spent the last two
mooch' about here returned to Woodstock
est week. During his eojoera be was a
gooeral favorite with all is oar sones/ cir-
cle, end his absence from it ceases a deep
blank at present. A little bird whispers
that the fair sea have a great pretenses
for the Woodstock postmark os their
letters received
ICNLAIu:ED AND ON A HIosA PESCH.—
Moeday afteraoos of this week there was a
rsisiag on the Asbmoor Farm of Thos.
Sturdy on ('ommsreW 8t., whiob saw a
good turnout. The format barn having
been pulled down and sew timbers )oiHsd
with the old barn timbers maks the bars,
sow on its new elevation of • stone found-
ation, 50 by 50 ft. The aaascnlar power was
led by Jams Chisholm of this place and
Alex. Kirkpatrick of the Nilo. The Miter's
side won the privilege of sitting down to
sapper first. Tb. framing of the barn was
dons by Gb.s Morris. of Gairbraid, and his
staff of workmen The timbers fitted like
a glove to their plates, and the raisin, was
enjoyed by all as a good one, everything
passing o8 a°sly.
KINGSBRIOGE
From our own oorrespoadest.
Jobe Harry is home from Marquette.
Father Discs is is Sandwich this
weak.
Mies F.gan kis reallie to her home is
St-
Jeremiah O'Connor isimproving his hew
by building • large addition.
D. Sullivan had a Dumber of teams lest
week drawing brick from Port Albert
•
Mr. and Mrs. Callahan, St. Augustine,
ryRs.eet • few days last week the rest of their
dsaghter. Mrs. P. M. Sutlers..
Mrs. Joh. SoUiv n, .r., is visiting her
relatives in Ishpeming. Mich. She will,
previous to her return, visit relatives in
Milwaukee.
Mmes Annie Dalton, Rose Reilly and
Annie Keele, teachers, are .soh spending
their under their respective
parental roofs.
Two of our prominent bachelors arserect-
iag house this Summer.
Diss Rridgie Courtney and Mime Mary
Hogan have returned from Lucknow, when
they have bees dre.Dnakiuv.
I see by THE SIGNAL of June 30th, that
the Belfast correapondent tris to oortect •
few mistakes which appeared in the Lanes
mews of the week previous. H. says it was
not .o that Pat Moran upset is milk
wawos. Well, we would like to know who
said it was so. If that scribe would look
through the whole SI,:.AL of that date,
he would not find such an assertion. Then
again : He says that i said the gravel p11
was undermined, which he says was not the
came. Now, I deny saying that the gravel
pat was undermined :but 1 said it then, and
I my it again, that the road was undermin•
ed, cam.ing ht to give way when the weight
of the wagon cams on the hunk. I would
think by the way he writes that he must
have had a hand in the job himself (for the
gravel which was taken out of the pit the
day previous to the aocidst was taken out
near Belfast) when he tris to lay the blame
on the boy who drove the team : but I think
it stands to reason that • boy who is able to
handle • an of milk should be able to man-
age s team if the road had been passable ;
but it was not, for ie wee predicted by
•
as who maw the pit the night prev�
B os
that it would be isoposible for the milk
wagon to get along in the morning without
an accident. Then he put* in at the isat
what the would term a huge joke but it is
like the rest .f his statements, fired at ran-
dom. and fails to hit the mark, for any owe
who has read The Laiknow Se.tasel roast -
can tell who he ie aiming at. Now. 1
beg to inform the Belfast scribe that I sever
pew putnpk ins, nor yet did 1 ever .ea one
pgwing, hat if i ever get • Dight of the
/vale to the Fist of me I will not be able
to ea .gain that I never eaw pumpkins
prow. New, I suppose he will try to
snake out that the etenenests are false,
bet, �fre a lib resist Aellisp, he is
wet for what he says.
Ami'h•dF sun do a Wee IAN sea
perwvs •••a b learerag(beelepbdrms11eee
.111-OV111.101111T• twee as weed
"mew ewe to see a, bet anuses. lar brad
"'+t a idea 'MI mead* ,es.
Ilk*" Pt. 941•91400 IIIPPEPOPE16.111•10811
AMBERLEY.
From oar own oorremosd.nt.
John Dixon has rained•his new shed.
Willem Kempten's new barn is about
completed.
Mrs Henry Brown is very ill at present.
We hope to hear of ber speedy recovery.
James Johnstone as preparing for the
erection of • ste= wall under his dwelling.
Ree. John Rene, of Cape Breton, has re
caved • unasimoss call from Ashfield con.
sswe•tioa-
Donald Boyd is veneering his house this
enamor. The work is being completed by
Murdock Bros., Dusranaoa.
Arthur Maeflnreey has completed Mr.
Kempton's new barn, which ad°orider-
ably to t he appears/we of the 12th eon.
Mr. sod Mrs. Thomas Houton. oat De-
BLUEVALE.
Tho tate lir hoot week.
The small boy is having his holidays now.
Walker Urd, of Harridan, Sasd.yed
here.
Deo. Jsba•, of Blyth. Rent Sunday
sub► bis pinata
John Patterson bed JBaer" ea Bangof Ccs.,
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Jnr
Illesser. of Y.1wMr. wit Awe -
day mega ape perestkl roaf.
Mrs. lob& Daman is vieiMeg her dough -
ter, Ws. I!. Nees Mari. et Yreollseesk.
nee. J. W. Yrtegle, formerly •t Ford-
wlek paeMd bis einem in the Blaeeele
eiradt en Ranch,, July 3,
JewelMMahleusI�.wvwho b•• • ll t ealresst w
tthhe io.,w he Tenses beieg i the deafer.
'hate esebt de bis se such
Ydr swim west ewe t. W'tptglaaea s
the let el July and took hi doe epee*. AN
Mime ems alseeise dm Foresters
was bald shoe_ The gases wee very pal.
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OldChni
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD GIIUPI
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever en.
joyed such an immense
sale and popularity in
the same period as thele
brand of Cut Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Oldest Art Miser, w.s ic-
Noren he Cesesde.
MONTREAL.
trait, have returned to their home after
pp e here
their friends and acyusintaoohe
a veil.
John Ihzon's new shed is being pushed on
rapidly. Stone work done by Murdock
Bros, Lucknow, and frame work done by
John Mackenzie, Isle of Skye.
DUNLOP.
From our own o.rreinendaL
C. Oke, from near Bsnmiller, visited re-
latives ben last Sunday.
HAYING HDI ANNEAL HOLIDAY.—Mr. 1;.
E. Coombs. of the London Free Press staff,
i.epeadawg hi. Taaatioa here, the past of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tobin, Lansdowne ferns.
Rwrra..ED.—Thursday of last week F:.
Morris west back to Austin, Manitoba,
with a car load of horses- his stay
he had • pleasant visit .sing his old friends
in this section.
Haying in this section is on the full move,
euttine starting on the 5th init., turning
and raking ou the bth and building loads on
the 7th. The crop about here is generally
good and far ahead of last year's yiel.l.
Our post office rejoins in • new plat:urn).
The sawing, nailing and laying of abe plank
of it w.. dons by Jas. Bogie, jr., and Joe
Martin, of ('ha.. Morris' staff of workmen,
recently returs.d from Goderich township.
A sore Reale, stn erwralgfa.
Neuralgia is one of the most common and
distraining complaint* incidental to the cli-
mate. It is sot confined to any particular
season, for whilst most general in the win-
ter seasons, yet many suffer its ezcruciatiog
agony in the heat of Dammer. In late years
this form of disease has become better
known, and 000.equently the means of re-
lief have booms greatly increased in num-
bers, as well as meffisey. Among the
mat powerful and penetrating combina-
tions, peoed within the reach of the public
for the relief of neuraigia, we an mention
no remedy equal to or more certain than
Poem's Nerviline. Its power over pain is
something wonderful, and we advise • trial
for neuralgia, or any other painful com-
plaint•.
A man died at the Toronto General boa -
pita Tuesday night whose body from the
neck down had been dead since Saturday.
It is probable that wholesale arrest* of
leaden of the Holmeete•d strikers will he
made today while the troops are on the
grounds.
William Williams, 35, a farmer living
near Woodstock, while returning home from
the Orange celebration Tuesday nicht, was
struck by the C. P. R. express and in-
stantly killed.
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BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - $ I a,Cloo,OOO
REST, - - E,000,0000
A SavingDe�ari!rneut has been coned in cox -
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rales.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderich Brasech.
N OTICE_
•
Slashing Sale
FOR THIRTY DAYS
AT
ROBERTSONS.
We take Stock in August and in order to reduce
Stock by that time. We propose making a
grand sweep of all Summer Goods.
NO RESERVE.
Prints, Sateens,
Challies, Corsets,
Parasols, Gloves,
Dress Goods,
Lace Curtains,
Carpets, Hose,
Ladies' Vests
and Underclothing, Etc.
THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED $2,000.00 BY 1ST
AUGUST. SALE TO BEGIN SATURDAY.
See hand bills for prices.
Come and see us and bring your neighbors.
Remember the place,
ROBERTSON'S
MOAT CASH STORE.
The Poor Man's Friend - Goderich.
•
Which Bride has hes ;ire 1n. est Dower.
— _—sew• .
Miss Mackay -now e nooses of Coll
nano, and formerly the daughter-in-law of
Mr. Mackay, the " Silver King -. -- holds the
record with • marriage portion of five mil-
lions sterling. When the Barone.. Burfett-
Coutts marred Mr. W. L. Ashme d Bart-
lett, M.P., she was possessed of 02,500,000.
The wife of the present Emperor of China,
who was married in February, 1889, had
wedding gifts which were valued at up-
wards of a million and a quarter sterling.
Amongst other present* she received on that
occasion were 700 ounces of gold : 10,000
ounces (taste) of silver ; one gold tea ser-
vice ; two silver wash basins ; twenty
hoar with complete trappings ; twenty
horses without trappings, end twenty sad
cls for packhorse and mules. The mar-
riage portion of the Duchess of Edinburgh
was £300,000 and a life annuity of t 11,260
a year. The wedding presents of the Prin-
cess Louise of Wales oo her marriage with
the Earl of Fife were valued at £100.000.
Some marriage portions in the United
States consists of the weight of the pride in
silver coins, ascertained by placing her on
one ride of a pair of large sales and coins
cm the other until they weighed her down.
—Tit -Bit•.
RH
LADIES,
N-
OTICE T'8)
An All -Round Reduction
IILLINERI PRICEBK
As the Bummer is now upon es I
have decided to make an all-Gte�■i
reduction in my stook d Millis
and especially in
Straw Goods.
The alstiow ask M cf the latest cotyle
and newsy' tem* and at the rodeo
dem oentasylated will furnish great
011 Pres.., 10a IRI. 1. i, UMW,
4M4 , lee 7. MNt
COAL AND WOOD
Coal, Wood and Kin('ling deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch.
FREE TRADE
�CI
Mi2(6/Innos
t t3
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and beat Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
ZAtBit gsalttF ebeeteat. stove and egg teat
coael•ntly cm mad.
@OPTGOAL.Bele nbeerses lump coal for nee la
grates. stows, furnace. etc.
00i -
Beet quality gennBtosb.rE► smith
ler seat sow on band. neweW attentive
given toessetr7 trade.
WOOD.
1 beta tow est ., m.ehlnory la epos -
the bis amiss bad .petttag weed. Cast
sal net weed reedy tee Neve ilwttye to
Nei& way she Tea want. DWI 10t
chit I am asikag weed. eat and eplis, se
amp e• res eel b Nag weed es the
met. All my weed Y said by the
wad d Ifs feet lar bet sad les•; se lead
---seise badness sheet It
solraa.>= WOOD.
Plea end httealeee. 4 test eem& ser est .ad
OMNI INN Ie.aR1b.
Ovvu*, YARD Ann COAL SHIM in old
drill shed. Nelson -et., foot of Hass-
lhon-dt., three minutes walk from
Oolert Nouse Remore.
JOHN a PLATT,
The Toroth Cash Store
P. O'DEA, Malaita%
LICHTNINC!
BUY T8311 2...IC3I3T2•TINC
FRUIT JAR
The best in the market.
—CAR.
LOAD OF SUGAR
ARMED TO -DAY.
— O. A.-
Nalrn's.