The Signal, 1894-10-25, Page 8it
THE SiGNAL : OODERICH, OW'P, THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1
04.
NEWS OF THE DISfRIO .
Free our ownCorswpoodento.
nesse b Mille •m -ea ft.w Mae a reser S
stfwwes A.rwbowe ate -Mw d abs
IlsomISIMoskellke ksta`..w
Ser
UtNMILLU.
Ona Game Moet_ -A Ma
sageriatemieseeff workeese
of dtG
�1.r�isk. tis es�sad'warir
JAM
N one work sear the setts sad Oasis. the
seer Std wrier Weiss the wags, stater.
Tnette tae NcasauT.-Just thew John
he
isbowStewart .. l�•d4e `v h s oratesei
1 el
M berly .IrSbd «
tae..... a►r be. His hog* Wigs wi-
ses with the prairie d thio sew miff -
karma .Mabdakmert may be sem going off
is ad directions.
Cosmetics Faru.T kia.it '. a Jesse
Gledhill of the wools slut, has, during the
past few weeks remodeled and much en
larged ha family reeiassos. The beildtag
is situated in • :soy .pot just below the
hill eivsriooktmg the dem and a .tirgesttes
of eon and oottort. With his usual guns
taste as • leadseaps gsrdes.r, the "F'ouotasn
Valley Cottage' promisee to be the prettiest
e pee in the neighleurhood
RersrtTATut. - The Fountstu t alley
Amosi•tion of Perone of loduatry wiU
hold • meeting on %%doesday neat, 24th
wt., at their rooms is this village. The
order u • thoroughly live one seri ostler
the able leadersinp of their i.dsf•u*able
president, Thos. Gledhill, promises to be •
booming iastitatto. this winter. The
brethren are alive to their work and .• de-
termined to help the cause of patronises in
unison with other lodges over the Demi.
ons. The society appears to have "mac/sly'
drifted into polities of late and the Fount -
am Valley •tniespheie to tilled with all
sort. of rumors ea to who shall be mondani
hearer of the ratrow to women the pert
election. Of course,,, is too sono to splice
late upon wbom the honor will fall, but one
thing is certain that the members here are
desirous ot seeing a change and will sup-
port the mea that will •.dorm their views,
so as to brut about • snore bosom govern-
ment than that which at ptMst bins itself
nto power at Ottawa.
PORT ALIMENT.
Tt't.nAY, Oet. 23
The nettle fair held here oo Thursday of
last week stteacted • number of buyers, but
the farmers in the neighborhood did not
take advantage of it by brtn,ttng out their
stock. some fourteen bead ni cattle chang-
ed hands at Lair figures. Mr. 1 ttdmou, 01
Hamilton, got the most of nein.
Mt so. uv1. Po,.n. t. -The rumored rs-
tireine st of Reeve Griffis at the clow of the
present year has gimes rise to conatdsrable
speculation as to who is likely to be his nuc•
censor. Prominent atnoog the score or more
of tames of likely candidates m the of 1st
lt.puty-Rove Girvio who will, in all prob-
ability. be returned by acclamation.
Messrs. 11.. chler A Cowell have put up a
portable saw .111 here and are busily en-
gaged u rafting and west the pion logs
which • Michigan lumbr company lost to •
blow last Summer. The logs which are
'cantered along the shore between Point
Faros and Amberley were purchased by the
above named gentlemen from ,'apt. Rabb,
receiver of wreckage, who acted as the
agent .f the Co.
Mr. Swett, of the Public Works Ilept has
returned to the village after • brief visit to
Toronto. This gentleman Is at present en
gaged in taking soundipvs .t the harbor,
preparatory to the work of extending the
piers which contractor Nei:a should have
had oemplete.l last March. The depart -
Input, we are informed, do not iotesd to re -
let the contract, but will finish the job by
"time" work. A C. Hawkins, the l:overn-
ment's overseer here for the put sixteen
years, will no doubt have charge of the
wotk.
DUNGANNON.
Not
Tft
tea . ictal a y p
la Osanass
Tea awix•L r .t the J. O. Ward
wa.ora.oce, .s. who will receive or
fon ss. advertising ei d Jeb
rad d to ato rive reosipts ter
amus.,e pan ier nowise.
Trts.AT, Ont. 21
Oe: • VI/MT.-Ws. [sidle, d Terv.M,
mid formerly of this villein, o vwitine old
frie& and mow
W.AT.'es Now that the pall exhibit.
Mess .re over, the waatb.r, which bail tern
segmental and ohaugsable, is very pleasant
sad enjoyable.
We are 'stormed that one afternoon last
week, Willi. Seethe and Heiken (".oar put
.p 25 barrels of .prates, whoa is pretty good
week for the boys.
lavra.-rlo•.---Oe Thursday, 1/r. May, of
of Tomato, inspector of Mechanics' iasti-
tMise in Ontario, officially noted our village
leo en.p.01 Dung• sou'. institute.
RiTli ft 11. Hors -It. Seturdav Mr. and
Mrs Hiecoa, of Teeswster, who have been
on .n ectended emit to their daughter, Mrs.
W. Sproule, left for home, highly pleased
with their vont.
Sixtus Coes: IL. -On Saturday. the
2'7th, lict., the municipal fathers of the
municipality of W. W.wsso.h will meet is
the township h.11 at 1 o'alosk, 1. x , sharp.
All euuceroed will take sots_
l.anT Y.1R OTHER rum. -On satufday
F:vaagelist Viler, left fur the Sepoy town
mirth .f her.. His lecture on "From Bar•
loom to Pulpit,"delivered oo Friday evening
to the M.tboji.t church was well received.
A large .tteudsnce was present.
Peer*Tot' -Thos. :mothers, of Ast field,
we w pleased to 0.,10, has beim successful
in ramieg a good crop of potatoes this seas
son and on the whole eicells any we know
of 1n th•ssect ten, the tubers being very large.
We have Wen shown one wbtch will down
the stales at two pounds, and we are inform-
ed that he has several bushels which will
weigh from one to one sod • half pounds.
INTaRrtar O. Thursday the remains
of M rs. Ju. Nevem', who dud OD Tuesday
erecting, were interred in Ilungaonoo ceme-
tery, betmg escorted thither by • very large
0000eures of sorrowing relatives mini friends
some of whom were from Mount Forest and
Goderich. Ker. R. Fairbairn conducted the
obsequies. Deceased was 3b years of
age, and leaves • sorrowing husband and
Ave children to mourn their lose.
W tt. x n nA Y. Oel. 24.
A�VTH LR I'to.gax G.•.r On If outlay
evening Inst Robt. Rowers sr , who has bees
in a"poor state of health for some tiese,de-
parted from this state of subluoary objects
at the age of ft0 yeas. Tie deceased was
• pioneer of West W.wamc.h.
As Haut Tt, Tilt blAsoit --On Monday
last Thos. Wiggins, of Ashfield, was mads
happy by being presented with an heir - •
fine, bouncing boy and in oonse.lueuce of
which he is quits exuberant. \3"e extend
oosgratulatioos to bisn mend his amiable
partner, hogs' the young hear may be lone
spared.
Hay pressen
teat week.
Mimi Annus Mackay
Aeh4ald last week.
Batt. ••u Merritt. -A grand ball and
sapper will be held at Dunlop Heil on Fri
day, O.t. 1t.th good mew will be pro
Tided.
Our city poet muter has made ready for
the coming wave of Winter by putting is •
neat coal stove, imp:Ate.l from \Vor.ell A
Co.'s store, t.odwteh. We understand we
sre to have • port/. put up shortly.
'Permian t.Nr. --Tued•y of last week it was
tar sad duty tow present at the interment
of ear frieed,Alex Mci)sugall, in the Mait-
I.wd omiitery. Impaired passed away in
the bright autumn of his life at his home at
Porter's Hill, deeply regretted by robin...
•ad friends who saw him beer • bard aloes.
with true l'hrmtmo fettil,u.ls. In our Iran -
steel trips to Porter's Hill it was • pleasure
for us to meet him in genial intercourse, ad
our lest meeting found hi'.' calm and stead
fest. The results of the consultation had
met bees favorablt awed our porting we will
not forget. TI. lUrge turnout at the femor-
al showed that .11 will miss • familiar form
from ateohpt them. To the members of his
Wally we sated our deepest condolence in
thele hour el grief and sorrow_
LEEBUHN
MONDAY, OM. 22
Wm. Dixon, of Kruoefield, has been vrit-
ing friends hen.
Mina Elias Cbiabolm has returned from a
plesopst visit of three week. to relatives
and fried& in t:aderish township
Vl'olassday after.00u of this week will
see • general turnout of the young ms,
with perhaps • few seaters, to put the
church grounds in repair for the Deming
Waster. Should the weather be unsuitable
tie bee will take place next day.
Our Lodge here was regimented at the
I.1. district ,meeting at I.esdesberosgh of
ibm D. (l G. T. by krotber Wm. Gordon.
He gave an interesting report of its pnosd-
inp last Friday manse at the ledge hen.
ma week the weekly meeting well be held
Thursday instead of Friday.
t bit popular termer townsman 0 1:
Horton of the queen city was ep os • Iran
Meat visit of eeyeral days ss•img..14.. fried.
• g Hs enjoyed much his *wee op oe
km hake, stopping at the Cherie City and
other point. on the routs. Aa is hecomtmr
quite • cyclist and was at the recent ex
position at Woodbridge with a party of
whereon's. Harry's Isogon ram bas bees
fIB miles • day Should the roads dry up
he will retorts ea his wheel.
Rayne& U.wAaa&XTAaI.e. Tuesday ire
sing of get creak, while ens of our junior
batiheiers wee away iron bone taking in
the.oalerte sad delights of the Carlow C.
R. 8..ectal, hes ism idenee was entered ad
rssseMs4, the lander stores suffering oonsid
trebly is some 0160100 Mottles of °steep end
other delicacies being made away with. The
said wee wooed up by putting • '+panda\
r.esier of hags mire in an upper room, the
loud *rowing et which, in the early moria,
awoke the bachelor from his pleasant
illees...fter the previews night • enjoyments
be the f■11 diseovery that he had had mime
oriweleome °allure during his •Messes.
Shedd web omdect be repeated he in-
tsedm to cos w tibial .f the Dunlop polio.
sad W .seise, Jells [coat, of t lederieh,
be brim, web visitors to the bar of justice
DUNLOP.
Monday, Oct. 22.
were in our midst during
visited relatives is
CALL x
ASHF ELD•
Illosnear.Ost. 11J
Jabs eweMh. IN liked reeve
01111s a help to eft Mr es
(ir ism Lb a. MMI end a YZ w ,aisrdlap.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
x SEE
OUR RICE RANGE
Laes'Fur Capes
COLMIR't.
('AIti.Osi, Oet. 2010, 1894.
t'olborne council met in the township hall.
Members all present. Minutes of last meet-
ing read and adopted. The following etc -
moots were ordered to be paid :--Wm.
Fowler, graveling, $13 25 : Wes. J. Hamil-
ton, inspecting, $1 50; Abeam Morns, re-
pining culvert, 12 50 : John Barker, repair-
ing culvert, 85.50: Andrew Million, sheep
killed by dogs, $2.b5: Peter McEwan, lum-
ber, 511 34: Wm. Moore, can and board of
Emma Cruse, 818, John 1)aeis, 10 weeks,
$10. Adjourned to meet ]bib Deoember as
per statute. F. W. M. D.IIA..H,
C1ork.
LIFE BECAME A BURDEN
THE WONDERFUL NARRATIVE OF A
I'ATIF:NT SUFFERER.
tla'('all aha surdas Goods and prices.
Ci R.811111 & OOs,
McLean% Moot. cot. Sonars sod riastrmlwt.
- GREAT -
CASH BALE
Ten APTtt Lrr5 I' or LA .arm sit-Ie/,rr1
INTO INP LAMINATION or TN& LI N611 AND
. HtONn rfto•eliITlw-Arron root
TZARS Oi SDF)IRIN.. HULTH 1. ALI0lT
MIKA• cLOI'4LT R&STott.
-OF-
WALL PAPER
For the b.leoce of thee month only I will
offer my large Stock of WALL PAPER
At Cost.
is a genuine Sale in order to make
room ler other Lents of Goods.
Secure - these - Bargains
before they go, at
The Popular Book S�a�e.
Frani Liaisnde. Meetreal.
Mn S•rmh Cloutier, who reeidss at No.
406 Meutembe Street, Mestresl, has passed
through an experience which is worthy of
• widespread publio•tios for the benefit it
may pnv• to others. Up to four years
ago, Mrs. Cloutisr's health had been Rood,
but at that time she was weaned by that
dread scourge, 1. grippe Every fall since,
. otwithstandisg ell her rare to avoid it,
she bas been titillated with tnf mm•tios d
the lump, which would bring her to the
eery verge of death. This was followed by
bromine fon the rent of the year. Her
brooebai tabes wen effected to such an ex-
tent that it was with ditiieulty else oowld
breathe, and • draught of *snide air world
stake her **ugh is On most distributing mea-
ner. " Than was," said Mrs. Cloutier te
the reporter, " • 000•tent rattling sound in
my throat, and in the state 1 was in death
would have bees • relief. 1 onsld sot at -
ted to my •gain nor to my home, mad had
it sot been for my nines, os whom I relid,
i cannot say what would have hewn et
me. it esu in vain that 1 toted the
n umerous remedies given me by various
doctors, and wham i tbiak of all the
money they cost gas 1 cannot bat
I have ever tried them. 1 had redo
vastly of the cares effe.td by Ik. WU-
limwes' Pimk i111s, •ad 1 fa, that they .net
D. B CALBICH,
Tb. square. Otederfeb.
The Old Reliable
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND.
. W. ACHESON & SON ..
Oeireat Styles awid Largest Selection o
NEW MANTLES
AND 7ACKE TS
IN GODEBICH.
For Elegance of Style and Finish, this Seasons Surpass
all Previous
Full Skirts and Sleeves, Close Fitting Waists. Perfect
Models
Plain, Braided, Beaver and Otter Trimmed,
Stylish, Heavy Lined Throughout Coats
at $5 Each. Best values in Goderich.
A visit to our Mantle Department will please and profit
you.
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAT. The beet and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market at $6.50 with 5 per cent. off
for c sb, making it $6.10
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
WM. LEE
Orden left at SAW= IM LIZ'S More
promptly stw.4sd to
W. ACHESOI 8& SON.
Highest price for produce.
UP TO DATE.
Ladies' Belt Buckles,
Souvenir Spoons,
Birthday rings, etc.
Also:a full line of
AT J EW ELRY EN! Yl )1i I l !I
Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Diamonds,
Mantles. -
C. g. HUMBER 84 SON.
JE P.a. IFtI/sTC3- Wa,iiRa.]Nf'TH31_3_ AUL
OF ALL 81-1AM8
The B.lmess College Sham is the tuo-t to the despised. Not every la.titsties dabbed
Bus;ases College Is worthy ot vow support. You w.II in all Likelihood take a fdNdamm Gym
but once. therefore w1 y no. select • do soot that has scared • repuuuos for prsotleS emmeien
vous work. The
contain the truth, for if they were unfound-
ed none would dare to Rive the names and
addresses ot the prow said to be eared m
the public manner in which these are given
to the newspapers. I decided to try Pink
Pills, .ad sone but those wbo are aequaiat-
d with my former condition can made: -
stand the god i bay. derived from their
use, which i oontin.sd until 1 felt that I
WOO completely curd. As a proof that I the
cured i may tell you that oo the first oc-
casion of my going out after my recovery I
walked for two miles oo se up hill road with-
out feeling the least fatigue or the least past
fee breath, and awes that time i hew triag-
ed
inyd the bel of health. last Fall I wee
. (raid Oust the ts6ammation of the mega to
which 1 had been ambient at that period o1
former yawn might return, but I had not
tie least symptom of it, and Dever felt bet-
ter u my life. YOU can imagine the grati-
tado i feel for Dr. Williams' Pink Pala, sad
I own resssimesd them w all whe will heed
my advise, wad I do not tbuk it possible
fon me te say too meth in favor o1 this
wonderful remedy, the thief which a other
oases as well as mita has proved iavalu&Ue.
A depraved or watery .mditioo of the
blood or shattered Nerves are the two fruit-
ful sources of ailerons every disease that in-
flicts hestsoity, amid to all sufferers Dr.
Williams' Tisk Pub are oared wig a ami -
&demos that they are the only perfect and
unfailing bleed builder and that whore riv-
es a fair trial disease and ,uttering meet
vanished. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers
or will be amt by ail en receipt of 50 omits
• bei or 12.50 fon .it beam, by addressing
the Dr. Williams Medicine Co , BroekvUle,
Om% , of Rcbneetady. N.Y. Beware of lwri-
tatios* sed always refuse trashy mibsMtstee
alleged to be "jut as geed "
Hoa. Mr. L&urisr:aeselsdsd kis weeders
tour by addressing weeisgs at St. Jess
Baptiste .sd Bmerass. The leader's recep-
tion was Merwbelming In its hearty Mad-
eline.
'rHE FINEST CROCERIESS.S
SALA.DA 'TEA.
GOOD JAPANS (No. 1 DIRECT),
and • foil .seert.tsst of
case, CIIOCKERY AND GLASSAREA� STURDY BR03.,
M Tett ♦IMAs,,,
This is our First Season for
Ladies' Mantles.
Every Mantle this year's importation.
All French and German makes.
As we sell for Cash, these goods
will be sold cheap—all the way from
$2.50 to $20.00.
No last year's Mantles showing
as this year's goods.
JAS. ROBINSON.
CASH STORE, JORDAN'S BLOOK,
MANTLES,
FURS,
FUR CAPES.
Our MANTLES are direct from the Makers. The Fit is perfect.
and we guarantee the Making in every particular. No ripping In thew
Goods, and our Prised are at rock bottom.
Our FUR CAPES are acknowledged by all to be the best in town
for the Money.
We are going to clear out Jur FURS at Prices that will astonish
every one.
LADIES' FUR COATS!
almost at Manufacturer's Prises.
We feel satisfied you can save money by baying the above Goods
from us.
FORINitt TANDa dcoLLONDON,ONT..
stands heed mend shoulders above the steerage Canadian echmol. Graduates everywhere nor COLSORNE BROS., GO D E R I C H .
onmltuL C\atelerae Free. Address careen
J. W. WESTERVELT Principal- The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain, Warehouse
of the County.
R.B,S.
Everything
- Ready.
x + x x x x
good
We are back again to the work we like most of all, and in
time for the introduction of
New 3-oocis
- --- i, ---
New St r1 s,
---AND— -
New Qualities_
e ek x x x
No matter how well you may buy elsewhere this Stock offers
RARE OPPORTUNITIES
to the most shrewd and cautious buyers, for almost all has been bought
at lees than reetular wholesale Prices, and will be sold in accordance
with the facts and conditions. Trade conditions never favored us so
much in securing for the people a
Sllpenor Cl sof Dry Cods Baraiiis.
Remember we are not working so much for the success of to -day
as the solidity of years to come, and Customers will see
As Good value as They Expect,
and its numberless cases
A Lot Better than They Look for.
We expect to be very busy, but you will find the store service fully up
to the average and the Bargains away beyond.
0. W. LNDEEWS, R. B.
nun,
Manager. BIMadltoanq.
Our Motto–Good Boots at low prices.
our FILL STOGL
is now complete in all liners and for styles, quality and price, we th ink it
HAS NEQU BEEN EQUALLED
in Goderich, and we ask yon to be the Judge. Come in and see our
goods and if you t1on't by we won't get mail, but when you see the
value we are showing, if you are needling you'll not go by ns.
Ladies' Dongola Button, Philadelphia toes, regular $2.50 goods.
now $1.1'0.
Women's Oil Pebble, Laced or Button, solid, all leather goods, re-
gular $I.40, now $1.25.
tlirls' School Boots, $1.
Women Warm House Slippers in a large variety. A nice felt
slipper only 50e
Mens' Canadian and French Kip and Calf boots made by first -clew
workman. Meng Felt Boots at factory prices. Men's plough boots at
$1, surpri.ers.
Boys' School boost at $1, worth $1.23.
Full lines of Ladies' and Gents', Boys' and Girls' overshoes and
robbers, prices as low as the lowest
REPAIRING IMAM Anes rsourimi ATTta*O ion
H. B. POLLOCK.
LATEST STYLES -
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FALL AND WINTER
.MILLINERY
83-3.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
Glasgow Elate.
Wira ter
..MILLINERY
EMPORIlitWEST STREET.
MISS H. M.PITCHER.
F THIS
T'11..011
pt ase, 1
+PAY
FORTY -S]
THE DOING:
W hat to 001S
wbrtbe*05 •"e'
• eseerel •••ll
meow eft was
mesa se Os
Ins ,seat.tamer
OTTAWA, OM
Museum Fester to 1
tory from the Oat s
go stated a day et
800,000 laths he wee
was .endd to wear
debt, .ad to doepes
e( the oesetry. 1
Parliament whoa to
ago of this intended
natter weight 8.
/be M i.bar el Fu
*setomad to plods
swoon kw wetltbse,
agencies dewed it,
why he eland ease
prepares oldies ea
ewe to the entry
easing, it set pies
pies
♦'scion ben set
'moat Met swam•
We sod that be be
atm tewepet.re irmo
met. Bet whet eh
Ian be sirs be will
manta' It certaiel
electtoes. Mosey
will keep invimeU,
whish be to • maw
u that mosey to oo
yuesUse Is view et
not the yr(iresvy.1
1.0vsr.ment emirw
tbowie& of dollar
• he .l..U.n these t
Louis. of Curter He
that M horst hie 4
disclose stew meth
A mtimiw eie,tias I
suds the list. Is
for one heemeo1 t
"thee ao.iree (a et
noted te keep the T
would Mee dime ea
an •dolmans return
how is the Dements
re amearesmest mal
rates of peen at tk
taw. etc-, whish sr
els of the
:liar as dqy.II.
hoot used to Adeo
h auDg es beam*
be touraeYsit to km
twelve minim et db
ad the ee..try fon
elate perpmea sad
to way bed to the
11 this sew loss
mase that the Got
ler the 1i=trbee
hyo all i,�rr riv
gene whoa the nib
be reedy in three ■
seethe bet rem .e
be struck soul the
1 ,,or 5Uf eat el
. oe ,kat is if the,
naatry Mime bbo
that they will ewe
fern of davit row
tbanteelme beim be
of tariff rselwetrws
re .s& td watt se
u,0 mi -send tacit
Has it Isseeeed t0
premised? The of
Me 1 naiads ♦lase,,
mM•rts deraq
'.pt. , new edeg
pared with the eel
wt. The .retell
mese, thirty per c
we mottos geode is
amt. seams% 26.6
mapeadisq quarte
however. seen a p
w pretensions d t
yeapesMasi,/
sl asst wham pili
iedehbM.tela
try
some of Um T.
to eametala Na
laser of rubles 1
Brides steal Mmes
tractor St. las1h
ty ogres orb
Raise,
lied km
ahosldertherap
lbs Waists, el 1
the Minister et 1
lam a awe iii*
r.tsrte by saying
died thoma.ed tit
hr depart mer, -4
QOM. be w.tttid
Meet it. Ret ih
Hames, will boor
aseesstise
The a.trwill
aee
shsut the "flee'
tkaemsde of dell
Ryas .nets foe s
th..paoifid rim
sat- Aker all
le the eoamtry
anal has meet iht
4.1.,s stere that
1 hay* spokes
'tion snare hid
II quite w11hin
I., will set 1'b
O weed will be eel
r"resrr sad,
w'•ML imam
Mtn* sad sall
The ,list tied this
Mee CeeWarsl
ins. MIDI
er amain
• hodd, lbws as
soletios. we
shin.o the the
the 1
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he mrd. Ns
sh,Tall is Iasi&
tial mediae «%ye sad seamN
Atbawe their