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THE SIGNAL: GODERIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1812.
NADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
IMPTAIMASSONI ISM
MAD OFMMOIL TORONTO.
gm. INA iNN.1110111 DOLLARS • 1011.000.0011.
111,000,000,
B. L WALK*R, Oimisua.MANiwfll
GOOERICH BRANCH.
.stint DAMNS 12IMMIe6 TwAwsAerim "AMAMI' NOrela Otanouuraq.
Wye IMIAD PAyA.$.a AT All.. POINTS 1N CANADA. AND Tett pawscipAL
xrrs w ESNs UNITSD STATUS, GSNAT dwTAllk FRANOO. OtuNuo*, as
MUMPS SAN[ SSPART11fll$T.
toys OF WOO AND U.Mien08 NtCAtVta ARO OWIR1NT RATES Or INTet1[TT
,,trigna ry ADOSO TO TM. PS$NNOSPAL AT TM IMO Or MAY AND
sga is LASH V.AN.
osolal AttestNa given to the OnNssfisn N r`ewwncrolat never,
user.' fides Nets*.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
OKI; AND PERIODICALS.
MO.TVLT J*00A1108.-IO. V•
g hu paper on " Washington : the
se State, is Harper'. Marinas for
ern Julian Ralph say : 1 Immo
Mown& the Treasure State, and
ors that it is Tristly huger thee
rasa, with prospectively asa.y
a wealth is sttusrsls ted in the
its resources But much that we
w ool is Montana is amplified with.
✓ roory of Weehingtoa. The bops-
rtaet• of the former boldly adopt
o, 'The Inst .hall be first,' as i1 to
said the riches of which they lied
in and promise all around them,
for thrm.elvrip • greater wealth
g future them is boasted at tresis
taw older States. 1 cannot follow
far There is • certainty that
toe has more varied renown. than
, and I t leak that, with or without
1, Whinnies wiU support • Imrisr
cs ; but with both States it is too
closer comparisons."
IfmoolI r MAUAx1Mg rob
1892. • Th. Editor gives is this
with numerous illustrations, an ec-
ho riait to Karnak, Laxer, and
be nto.t .tuppe.oduous rales in the
R.O. J. W. Deems bee • oh•rming
d •ttnunt of " Mowing*, Look and
Norway. Mr. Ceiae. M. P.. CO.
' gr pb c pictures is pen and pencil
holm, its mimes and
<. Ross. M. A.. begins his series
able papers ou "TheFirat H.adred
Modern Missions" the result of
or. going latest result& d miaiou
all farms. An article of ton: 4 -
interest describes t1m remarkable
• of "Lawrence Oliphant," once .
( Lord EIgii iu Caaada, then a
d London society, flea peddling
t'hatauyue under the domination
Igo Spiritssb.t truct. Harris ;
e the odor of sanctity is Phlestise.
('oIlo uy rue Preaching. by Canoe
'touching "Shut-in" of hoe -
by Elisabeth Stuart Phelps ; •
sottish sketch, by Mrs. Barr; •
society and Society Women, by
Willard ; and en article m Rain-
y Professor Newcomb, with whey
l: papers, make up • readable
Price $2 a year ; $1 foe ix
Z0 testa per cumber. Toccata :
t igga
,. a MA0ARUM r'U. 8110T111161111. -
:mtsr .umber of The Lake Mega-
ght, varied and entertaining, and
ries the expectations !Deeded tip -
'rector of the first number. At-
more! Longley. of Nova Scotia,
is as artists ea " The Future of
in whim be presents tour alumna -
he ooaideratiow of the Canadian
Al warmly advocates full discus -
T. W. Anglin discusses the
Question in Manitoba." taking
support of the winori " Mod -
'emotion," a thoughtful •end en -
criticism' of some phases of civili•
A. C. Campbell, of Tomato ; '• A
11 I'roblesi, J. L. Py)ne, Ot-
1 peep at the " full of'wr-
itWWI and views, by Rev. W. R.
; A sketch of a Fresco-Canadi.a
Habitat Hercules," by J. Mao
they, of Ottawa ; 11*. Indian
au appreciative .tory of Mies E.
Memo, by iii. W. Cbarlssworth,
ono the other leading articles.
sled of in "Hindrances to Art in
by W. A. Sherwood, and "Art
Furnishing." by Ella 8. Atkinsoe.
which is entertaining and o1
merit, is embraced in "John Mia+,
by Mn. Atkinson ; "Mike, by
rper : and the "The Badu], sod
lid,` by Allam Douglas Brodie.
br poem. ars "To the Lake," by
-known Canadian Post, W. W.
of Ottawa„ and "Ses Fog," by
Rand of McMaster H•U. The
11 illustrated.
.int►i Howe Jors.u..--" Why
lee Defer Marriage" is the subject
*resting article oa this trutb-sa-
.pic, by Joke Lambert Payne, it
ember Ladies' Home Journal. Mr.
paper u.tetistical and treats this
os matter hat every steadpont
issue problem onnoerning the n-
exuttee " Between Mlatrine bad
✓ intelligently discussed by Harriet
'poN..rd, Mrs. Lyme. Abbott,
Conant and Christine Terbase
as u " (;.toms Hone frees the
by Helen Jay. The wife of tie
Iroustut, Alexandre Mw, is the
if . sketch, with portrait, by Lucy
■ Hooper, •ad Laura Grover Sssitk
Is.entrticn of • valgus firm of me-
lee, is Milwaukee. Maude Hay-
e...bates • special illustrated payee
d
• 'imago Society of Deenestive
Walter H. Barrett writes oom-
n ely of " Wanes and Life Iassr-
The Edits. speaks souse t�mady
hest the rest/ammo el the Ameri-
aivond its eldest von
mama,
'ate tells d " Women iJournal-
Tie always interesting departwe.ts
Nest editors eeselade a number
' more than usually attractive, Aad
t cannot fail to phase it. hundreds
'aide "1 reader. The Ladies' How
w pahhsh.d by The Curtis Publish -
lefty. of Philadelphia. ler tes tests
ev god see dollar per year.
t S bur
bfl b 7ss 8epvo and Wills
r . i'rittbe, w and alety.
Mother fan of strength and emosn-
P""'••neeit .rrie,.g in illeetrsted pot
charming de«*iption by /ramie A.
5.1. of 014 Plymouth and Plymouth
w"1""t, te Young twists,
if ' Rod Letter Ds i, pr01 nest'
�I,Pga�psr by R O. W. Ru. „,"`J'" asw bad mew •.d i.ightsNss."
sandh'as d en i- tenurial Swett
!pilaablest
f hey,' herr d..b. e a swieh-
°Isles ef New York." WI h. bet
"pe.!!`s' visas Y
„ y H �►-
Itigbt ed Wash as aro
Mtn mw kW ass y .
" Patient Kyle," with the real home dm -
or ; and Thermo Brow commemorates this
bi- esatenni•I year d the Salem Witchcraft
by • strong sad stirring story of life at
that troablous time John Alden's Per-
il" Alias Williams Rrotherton contributes
a poem, r. My Princess," dist will be
liked by all those enrolled in the ranks of
the Kings Llaegbter,. Jennie E Thompson
has a second paper about our "Summer
Sweethearts" the birds of our tattoo and
docryards ; Edith M. Thomas has a bit of
verse "What the lambs Say :" Francis
Randall has • humorous poem "Condensed
Animals." lira Trus'e cute "Elf" who is
fast growing dear to all the children, finds
the philosopher's stone. Lt. -('sl. Thorn
dike tells shout his 'Night with a Chinese
Prefect,.' mud the line aerials by Kirk Mun-
roe end Kate Upson Clark keep up their
brightens. .0d their interest asebanged
Price 20 oaate a Number. $2.40 • year. On
sale .t sews steads, Or seat postpaid on re-
= prima by D. Lotbrop Company, pub.
& tuswttti. MAaaxrrx toe Flamm snit -
T e September Saribser contains the uses -
mai somber of .even elaborately illustrated
articles. 0.e of them on the Tilden 1.•
quest is of peculiar interest. It is well
known that the late Sammi J. Tilden
bequeathed his great fortune to Trus-
tees, with the retention el fouading in
New York a great library-oen6diag all
details to thedierretion of thistles* trustees
whom Ise selected, Mews. Job. Bigelow,
Andrew H. Gress, and George W. Smith.
The Court of Appeals held that the dimes -
lieu wee too and the will void ;
thereby y preventing the carrying
out of tbe greatest and most beneficent
plat for • public iastit List over formed in
this country by • private anises. I)oriate
the long proosss of the lawsuit over the will,
the lips of the vetoes were naturally .e•1 -
ed as to what were the details of the project;
but now that the demean has bees reached
they are freed from stay sash restriction --
more especially se, by a fortunate arrange-
ment with one of the s.ocessful beim, they
are .till left in pommies of • sum large in
neon and .ufficie.t to carry oat en import-
ant portion of the design. Ex -Minister
Joh. Bigelow, owe of the trustees, has
therefore sow decided to p.bli.b in this
number of the Mararias, 'oder the title
' The Tilden Trust Library ; What Shull it
Be ! the fact. conceraiag Mr. Tllden's
wink.e as to the details of tim plan and also
• most important proposal for still carrying
out • large part of it by the erection of •
great library building in the very center of
New York. The scheme, with it. elaborate
illustrations, is one of the most interesting
over laid Wore the public.
TOWNS HIP COUNCIL
AIN /I ILI).
The above council met in ceased room
personal to sdjournmest on 'Aug 11th.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
adopted. Members ell present. Moved by
Kickisy, se000dd by Chambers that the
following •ecot o e be paid : .1. Kilpatrick,
coo. 9, $4.00 ; W. Johnston, shovelling
gravel, 19.00; John Murdoch, for 'ram
13.20; John F. Andrew, for graved, 12.90 ;
A. Bulhert, ditch 8. R. 3 and 4, 13.00 ;
Jas. Edwards, repsiriag N. G. ru..i, 60
cents : Thos. Elliott, repairing gravel road,
$1.00; Chas. Hohmann, services on B. of
H., 9200: W. Robinson, repairing bridge
.t Du$200: Mcliiregor, for
gravel, 13.20 H. Chambers, for snivel,
17.20 ; D. Campbell, graveling on L R.,
$67.20 ; lohn Matheson, culvert on cos. 12
sod ditch opposite lot 6. p6.40 : Mrs. Me -
Rae, charity, 96.00; Thos. L sgbe.ul, grav-
elling 8. R. 9 end 10, $10.04: Wow doe
W. Wswaaoak for work on bossdsry. 17.92;
Thos. Dieser, for loather, $4.68 ; Sareal
Berke, gravelling es & R. 9 sad ID, 187.24.
Moved by Kiekley, saoosded by Oirrts that
the following socouste be paid : W. Piers
sniveling as 8. R. 3 and 4, 111.60 ; Jas. Al-
to., repairing culvert on N.G. road, $1.50; J.
Kilpatrick. filling ppt 8. R..9sad 10, $L50;
W. Morse, repo calyces D. L, $6.96 ;
Ilea Gosnell, plank, 11.50 ; Thea Lassos,
W ing gravel pit &R. 3 and 4, cos. 9, $3. l6,
ales fcr graysl. $7.92 ; Mrs. (tare, for
gravel, 13.68 ; M. Bowler, ditches cos. 10,
112.00 ; John Bawler, for gravelling 8. R.
3 and 4, $7.661 A. Ritchie, inspectine
gravel es S. R. 3 and 4, 9200 ; Jos. Irving,
inspecting graved S. R. 3 and 4, W. D.,
$1.50 • Jas. Dresase, repairing culvert &
R. 3 and 4, $4.60, aMo new culvert, $4.76 ;
W. Jahestes, grading .fid graveling I). 1.,
913.00: Jer. Dalton', graveling os L. Ii,
$46.90; M. Time, graveling ou L R.,
$12.66; Stephen Martin, inspeothg,13.124
John Keefe, impacting. $1.117] ; 1(.Dahtas,
ditching on kis road, M•00; John Towing
statute labor tenses, $4 60 ; SaPentland,
Towing,
gavelling es we. 2. 111.30 ; W. fellow,
for gravel, $3.68; Jelin Kilpstrisk. ow-
ing sewer at Dempteitea, $6.00 ; Yra.
Nicholson, charity,67.50. $0.76 wee given
to councillor orth for distrii.rtitn
among parties having milk sass damaged
by falling iato gravel pfd ea S. R 3 an4 4
W. Kflpstrtok fw.goo7Wsg U. S. mottos
$06.00. D. Mcleod Kist•il Hill
$3.00. Moved by i). ami nonaded by
H. Members that for the purpose of minis(
the amount required for County bad Town•
Rip purposes, • meaty rate 2 0 ;ills per
• T,weehip tate of Ul
W. per be
levied as all awemahle property is the'
einnleip•lity sad =SAW rats he levied
to raise the miaow* ooeemory ter spaniel
and ge seesi Wen parps.a Carrion. A
by-law is wei dews with the above was
✓ ead. Also bylaw 11e 6 anther5sg the
Reeve .ed Treasurer to harrow the sem of
1600. fw T .whip purposes until the tares
for the terve.. vary Ms edieseal was she
rood. 0. webs. et Varrhe .sd Chamhsn
the Cowell adjourned be mon seats em the
516th thy of September.
W. Sewrouss, (rive.
MINIM/LB.
Assmmr An Pante esen. - A wry
pl awst 'Whir leek plass en .be Mk Ass.
i the miasma of H. S. Brew. lsaebst d
a $ Be. li, A.k6d8, Wk. Ne mai wh.
HIGH - CLASS GOODS.
W. ICHESON 81 SON.
3rd SEASON.
We hove Ir : ego bed la state • Mels dap laden et
NEW - DRESS - SUITINGS
1N FRENCH TWEEDS, SERGES, WHIP CORDS AND CHEVIOTS.
The most tesalea.bte o►Nhe for Asuman Myles.
French Flannels in Forty Patterns
Jost opened in all new designs. Price lore and Mc. per yard.
5 per cent. Discount on all purchases allowed.
EARLY INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACHESON & SON.
were successful at the recent estrum ex-
amination presented bias with • beautiful
rocker and camp .tool s000mpani.d by the
following address :-
Mr. R.K. brown,
Lissa Tsiena,-We, the members of
your entrueoe clan, having met here this
evening, wish to express oar appreciation
d your untiring efforts o0 our behalf, and
the esteem u which you are held by ua, not
aloes in regard to our studies, but the
truths you have ever taught L regard t0
spirituel thing. Ws ask you to accept this
chair and stool as a small token of our es-
teem sad as • .essento of the happy.,.
bo
spent together. hoping you vrttjl�1 IoaR
spared to work in the aster's viaey,1
and when done her. that you may hear
io
that waome " well done good and faithful
servant, eatery into the toys of thy Lard"
is the prayer of your loving pupils
C. (:sorra W. GAao,ga
J. W aisox B. Banat.
M. J. AxDEMON F J. Wilsons.
Mr. Brown replied in ahappy manner af-
ter whish the evening wasesssstly .pent
with musk, games, etc. Mr. Brown has
always bona • successful teacher .ad this
year's work ably sustains the record, hie
pupils having dos. exo.ptiosally well. one
of thew holding fourth place in the county
list
PORT ALBERT.
Teo late for lust week.
Albert Mab fy, stadest of McGill Col-
lege, Montreal, conducted divine service i.
the Presbyterian slouch, this village, on
Sunday afternoon last, and also in the Nile
church in the evening.
The genal oounteoaaoeof Albert Mahaffy,
of Montreal, again appears in our midst.
He will speed • few weeks visiung bas par-
ents, other relatives and friends in this sec-
tion. Albert is always s welcome gse.t.
Harry, .on of James Oliver, met with •
rather serious accident on Friday last He
was sent to take the horses to the pasture.
Not returning in res.oaable time a search
was iustitutd. He was discovered lying in
an unconscious state a the field. Medical
aid was summoned,esd at last •coouot,be was
in • fair way of recovery, though still very
low. As yet we have not learned the exact
nature of the accident, but it is supposed be
fell tram ten bores he wee riding, and in
some wap was injured, causing 000cuestos
of rhe brain} Ws hope very soma to hear
of his eaten recovery. -
KINTAIL.
atom our ow,. ronsependent.
Must of the farmers in tbi• locality are
busy threshing and sowing Fall wheat,
Drone' Knecht,' and daughter are home
from the othrr side on s few weeks' visit.
Mrs. Least and family left ore this week
for Port Arthur, where her husband lies
purchased a home.
Mn. H. Bowler and two daughters have
renamed home from Alps&, Mich. They
have been long looked for.
Jas. M•odon•Id has been training his
trotting borne for • few evesisge lately,
and hes got kiln down pretty fine -about
three minutes.
Mr. Lowrance, o1 Limknow, huppned
with so accident loot week ea the 12th
cos. Ills team ran away, the buy being
broken and one d the harass bsiagliod,
William ..d George Johnston hye en-
gaged Thos. Johnston to mi the thrushdmg
sucbioe for them. Tem is sa experienced
mita and is doing • good trade in this sets -
nom
P•triok M01117.., on con. 4, met with •
ss bons accident I.dt weak by falling from
the top beam of the barn on to the boor,
bruising bib arm and kip Fortunately no
how were broken.
G. W. Thompson, et Gederieh, has bees
dein. • rattling business wend hero ee lhig
orgasm patios .ad wise ~Nees.
give the (:oderich organ • high plait .bead
of the Guslph instrument.
J. and A. B. Drawn ww•a have sagged R.
Carrick, a .end eneieser, 1. rue their
threshing machine this swoon
They
threshed for Jan. Bowler and his grals
turned out well. He had 1,000 el
grain and Jones Johnston had $00 bushels
ea about 25 acme
Wk. up, &Wall ! Don't die yet awhile.
Three lots d went Mrs sow. A. V.
11as purchased • grand piano sad T. (1rilis
an organ, and the mayor has aims mamboed
a piano D. McMwshy bad T. F. Kew*
are away dews below mw, sod win haw
to contest themselves with a villa and ea
eerdissa
FALL x110* DATES.
Ores$ Nertb- W srwrs, Ceisrisk, Sept 211.
W 29.
lad trial at Toronto, Rapt $t 17.
Wasters at Leedom, Sept 16, IL
North Perth as Atrttlonl, Sopa Weed W.
Routh Hans se 8.terth, Oet 4.ed &
Rest Huron at drowns, Oat. 6 and 7.
Respite sad Usbolms i Baiter, sept IL.
97.
Cliental. Oh 6, 7.
ifihbeA beenedip,Oat 4 L
A P lemeins sense.
Of heath .ad streeith ren wed •d d wN
ed ...tart fellows tie ase of Syrup of 11gt
se it eons is h•rwsay with satire to eflest-
milky door the 'ptw when seethe or
Wises. Ter stele r 71* UMW by an le•d-
Ing 1. j1Ut tea
The Winnebago Comity, IIL, Women's
Columbian Club, for • time ooatemplated
uiaking an exhibit at the World's Fair, but
lies now decided instead to raise sufficient
mossy to send to the Fair for eight day's
166 working women and pay all expenses.
It is believed that many other women's
dabs will follow their commeedabie ex -
The French Commission will send to the
World's Fair to superintend the horticul-
tural and floricultural work in the French
motion M. Le Fevre, The superintendent
and bead gardener for the ds) of Paris, who
bas charge of the gardens of the Bois de
Bolo's.. M. Ls Ferre was in charge of the
prdsus around the Trocadero at the Parte
Sxposttion is 11189.
IT RESTS
THE
day. To many It meaty
Backache, Sore Hands.
Hard Rubbing over a
BACK steaming tub, and long
hours. nit falls to the
lot of th"se who use poor, cheap, and in-
jurious soaps
This Soap does away with Hard Rub-
bing, Tired Backs, Hot Steam, and Sore
Hands. It brings comfort to millions of
homes, and will do sc to yours if you will
use it.
Awremb r the Name
" OUGHT "
watt.• : at. 1051005? SATs sats.. LOOSED
MIAs awOw.A. 110601100
R. B. HOLLAND
1
DUNGANNON
JUST TO HAND
Another consignment of F.ngliah
Tweeds and Worsted,, suitable
for Ladies' Jackets and (lents'
Buitings, quality unsurpassed.
ODD LINES and
SUMMER GOODS
Market down away' below the
regular prices to clear out and
and make room for New Fall
Stock.
Boots and Shoes
in this Department I have a
large and well -selected stock, di-
rect from the beat manufacturers,
hence I can guarantee the best
possible value for the heat mon-
ey ---finality considered.
DINNER and TEA SETS
in choice patterns and Al qual-
ity, hep. Also • lot of Travel-
lers' Samples, and odd lines in
Glassware, etc., which i have se-
cured *4 • bargain, and will sell
away bellow thew actual ♦alms.
Full lines in Family Groceries.
A fall supply of all kinds of
Paints and Oils kept constantly
on hand.
Patent. Medicines a specialty.
R. S. HOLLAND,
GENERAL. 11 ERCHANT,
DUNGANNON.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
REST,
12,000,000.
• - 6,000,000.
.4 Saving Detriment has been ofe,ied ix con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
G+RE6T
STOCK - TAKING
--SALE--
FOR
THIRTY DAYS MORE
AT
ROBERTSON'S
A FEW PRICES FOR AUGUST:
25 yds Heavy Grey Cotton, - - - $1.00
25 " " White " - 1.00
20 " Check Shirting, - 1,00
20 " Good Print, - - - - 1.00
Corsets, all sizes, 25c Skirt Lining, good, 7c
3 pairs Ladies' Hose, 25c Table Linen, 20c
3c
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, 25c
" Gloves, 10c
6 Handkerchiefs, 25c
2 papers Pins, 5c
2 " Needles,
2 8 la,
Rib ns,
r' Wide
1l
1 1
Toweling,
Large Towels,
Ticking, good,
Good Top Shirt,
5c Nice Silk Tie,
lOc Men's Braces, good,
3c Lace Curtains, per set,
5c
8c
50c
15c
40c
OUIt 50 CENT CORSET DOWNS THEM ALL
+ + + + + + +
Prints, Sateens, M usli ns, Embroider-
ies and all Summer Goods
at less than Cost.
ROBERTSON'S
GREAT CASH STORE,
THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. G ODERICH.
THE LATE JAS. SAUNDERS' STOCK
OF
Being Sold
- -at- -
P
A
P
E
R
le., 3c., .ic., 7c, 9c-, 15c., 20c.,
per roll.
Come and learn about how low our
price+ are.
COs[ PETITORS
stand) no chance with nn, as we
Sell for lofts than they can Buy.
OADDYL!& TOM
Nut door to Brophey 6 80a.
West Qtrsort.