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THE SIGNAL: 61ODWRION, ONT.' TH ISDAT JUNE 13. 13W
NEW BOOKS!
WE HAVE THEM ALL.
THE QUEEN OF LOVE, by S. Baring Gould
IN THE DAY OF BATTLE, by J. A. Stewart
A DAUGHTER OF THE SOIL by M. E. l•'rt.ocee
BESIDE THE BONNIE BRIAR BUSH, by Ian MCLaren,Cioth, $1.25
MR WiTT'S WIDOW, by Anthony Hope Paper, 50c.
.t.►re closes Summar months at 6 :Mock.
1 eleptaogt Esoheure open till !' o'clock, where ermine papers • ill be distributed.
Paper. 75c.
" 75c.
75c.
GEO. PORTER,
Ildok..eller an.i I unpOrher CI Fine stationery.
pjAC EOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
PURIFIES and STRENGTHENS
THE BLOOD. Regulates the Action of the Liver and Kidneys. and
will be found Indispensable in cases of Female Irregularities
and Urinary Diseases. Asa tort onnist et wets direct to
MAO MOD'S LABORATORY. SODUCION. MMR
NEWS OF THE I)ISTRW(T.
From our ownOorr.spundenta
y.-..- I. lar.rmailea Mere
f.aad Aa) warm KI.. %.•w.., the
t easily averts:ll aey.rled
ter 1lir Meant
si iknt was supposed to be • burelar, b0 t
which turned out to be • somnembult o
mon. Mr. H. was awakened during tb e
sight by • ru.tliog 00/0010 the room, so d
thtnktag it wail the hired ma, Called out,
but rec.ave'1 Do respoa•e. 1:ettIug up and
lighting • lamp, he embed • club, sod was
prepared to give the intruder • hot reoep-
that t esia.t be non, when to his astonishment he perceived
WHITECHURCH-
Mk, Ait; , .11.M 11
..- t . •cry:Y has moved !u W t.,..a.
as \' o n..bh intrude sailing for SootMnd
t.li. r,••
,•w 1. •-... is to tel.. p:a•. tuu.,..t nt
the I'resbytertan Mate,
AIN H I'&rerson presented her husband
with • line pair of boys last week.
AI r N. 1. ou, proprietor of the 1 'ommercifl,
a Cr OD 1nnoreotl7 g•4Dg at him. Hu fist
impulse was to dispatch his 0000ehip, but
seeing that the seined was so quirt, he lust
'shoe leathered ' it out to the woodshed
Nazi mo ruing it was captured and Mr H.
aow has it 10 hie possession.
KINGSBRIDGE.
11,,1.11, June 10.
Min Katie Merun is visiting in I:od.nch.
BMete labor lis No. 1 ward is complet-
e d.
omplet-
//actio Bros. were in Goderich on Fri -
y of last week and report having a good
time.
has sold his hotel to'1 . Armstrong, of N st Me Mary Hogan, of the IOth coo., hes
bus solWautahih been vsitmg Mn. Wm. I;utgley, 01 this
place.There is • grand opening for • geed shoe-
maker, she could do business i0 connection I. Webb and J. lsti o t. of Goderich. for • the liars..hues. passed through hero o route for the 10th
.
I tor town is morning. 'Phe walls of the JerrySullivan, of London, and .lames
use church are rapidly moving up, and P. I►altoe,o1 W:ngb•m, spent Sunday at home
Troy bas made • fur start toward the erec- under the parental roof.
two 0, • large bnuk block on Main•st., ----
vireo h a 'o be finished on to store• and BENMILLER.
shops Two of the latter are already leased. Mu.I,At..lune 10.
one to • f oyed for • hardware shop. the To the Chief Rafter and members of
other t.. 1/Kew. who u doing a good buss- Court Benmiller, No. 86. ('. O. F.
nes., for a harness shop.
PORT ALBERT.
AL .nil, .lune 10.
'1 A. 11•wkine vi'ded his paremu, Mr.
eel Mrs. 1.00 Haskins, of this village, os
Tuted•y.
1ileesn A1.l'hail sad Stroud, the new Pisa aid funeral beoefiu sad 1 beg to &c.
teuenu of the mol, have arrived and are knowledge the receipt with thanks of the
prepared to gave till Wtief&. 1100 to the pub-
lic in grstuut and chopping.
A deput•tuon composed of the reeve,
Week sod .'ueeph I.nnin will visit Ottawa
this week at the expense of the tows.bip to
ask for • further grant for fort Albert har-
bor. The north pier bee been com,,leted,
With mu.1. credit to Mr. 'write for the in-
genuity and ability he has displayed in
superintending the work.
Two of our citizens visited Dungannon on
Saturday to market their wool. The day
being wertr., of course they were dry, and
they •iuenched their thirst no well that they
lost their way home. As the bottle de-
creased, the driving speed increased and
caused quite • duiturbssce by Dearly injur-
ing some ladies on the road. 1 ba of them
had to he driven home. With the intoner- the dry weather continues.
o nce of the neighbors order wee restored,
and we learn that the "countable and poet"
hr arrived home, but poor Tom had to
'shank it
Den. Six- -Allow me to tender to You
my moot sincere thanks for your unwearied
attention and kindness to my late husband,
Archibald Malloy, •n hu long and severe 111•
sew, also for your kind letter of sympathy
to myself and family in this our irreparable
lei., and also for the prompt payment o1
of the chick for $1,000.00 benne the amount
of beneficiary certificate on my late hos
hand's lute issued by your (fitter. W ehiog
your Order every success in iu labors of
love and humanity, 1 meatus yours sincerely
MARGARET M A. I "Y.
NILC
TrrsDAy, ,lune 11.
Mr. Taylor a busy repatrinr his town
lot
Robert Millwaine attended conferee,* at
Strath roy .
Geon. Healey, of (.odench, .pent Sun-
day at the perso.age.
bliss Row Hutchins spent the past week
undo, the parental roof.
1r -op. will be • failure in thew parts if
LEEBUHN.
Ttt...•A),.lune 11.
twin iu bs.I.y needed. We hope, at the
l'entocoetal meetings in the circular town,
the leaders of it woo t forget to prey for
rein as hew'? Ile es they would for • person
al benefit
Last week Mr and Mrs Wm. Fotherisg
ham, of 'I'uokersmith, with Captain limp
bell. an et mariner. ..d now a resident of
the .arse township, were the guest. of Mr.
and kin. A H. Clutton. When here they
visited l -,clench, Captain 1'ampb.11 having
quite an audience with hie former fellow -
seaman of the deep water, Captain Raster.
Mr and Mn. \ 1(sechler, tr., lett hem
lest week for their new home at H•hbur-
ton. I)et., where Mr. Bsechter wall setae
more largely into the sawmilling bustnes.,
with Thos. I,Iedhdl, of Henmiller, •s •
partner. A Dumber of Mr. Be obler's em-
ployees go with him and will work with la.
new firm We, with others, wish them
every suo^esu in the new esterprias.
The S. school picnic held on the farm of
Jamie Linklater on `:•turdsy afternoon was
• decided euciess. A spacious pasture field
seer the west orchard gave ample room for
the game of all kinds. the mammoth barn
for the swings large and small, for the child-
ren to and out of their tees.. The vsunn
superintendent of • 'mortar .1 a mat ary A.
( Maodosald, with hi staff of tasob.rs,
who were nearly all premise, did their best
to make the little folks at home. making it
the best social pionio in the angel. of Coe-
burn
DUNLOP.
TrgeDAY. •lune 11.
Wm Duos, of Eimer, formerly mine
host of the F:xohaage, visited fwoog old
fnesda hoes last week.
Phos Hawkins, of Windsor, who was up
the previous wed. &heading the fn.rel of
hu nutter, was the guest of A. C. Monies
.Id Monday of lint week.
Mir Nellie Crick. of T..kenmith, with
her brother, were the Karts of Mrs Jr.
.lewd Inst wash, daring which they visited
at the foist Farm sed at Reemillsr.
The folkwiag were tradest visitors is
our midst Saturday : Joseph Kahle, of
1•ederieh, and Mks Margie McAllister, el
Flelfast : sad /w Sunday of this week . 0.
Walters, M. /)'them. (was. 5p.nes, D.
Corbett, of St. Steams's, el the a.Ww•ter
tawobip of Hares : a.d ea Meads? : A.
M.AlYser, of BeMsat, formerly are hest
of the Reamer.
LOCHALSM.
See ea', June i0.
• RMsuua Cori. --4:ea Marbles. re-
eently W • seidegglit ane.Me with what
M tee Hattie Burne, of Black Horne, is
visiting friends in this nobility.
Harry Cook, of Goderich Township, gave
our village a call Suodsy evening,
Mir Bertha Duff and Mir Sarah Mo -
Knight of t.oderich, spent Sunday at Nile.
Some of the young people took in the
garden- party at i1 ilium 1 sung . Friday
last
Mrs. John Watson, who hes been vesting
here the past week, left on Monday for
Hamilton and intends going to the old
country nest month.
Henry John drove into the village Friday
to take ha beet girl to the garden party and
when he got hem was • link two shy to ask
her. A taint heart will never ate • fair
lady, •lotisny.
PUNCH AND JUDE.
UUNOANNON.
Nance. The local agar* In DII anon
ter Tee Swwim . is at the aloe of J. O. 'srd,
J.P.. eonveyaaoer, to., wke will rendre or
den for eubecrlptloaa, adverting and job
work. slit is authorised to sive r odpte for
. mounts raid ter the same
Tl -r -..A1, Jia. lL
V I.I1' .K. Mule Mary ('roabte,ot Reiter,
n orth of here, is visaing the Marr Augus-
tine.
1)N . t rn,T:'o. Tot R Mr. and Mrs,
Augustine, of Adubeld, left on Friday last
to visit their daughter, Mn. T. H. Walker,
at I.ftersolb, Oxford 000.17.
RFA ov/RIN... Wm. Mallough's foot to
wally healing, and witb pod care we
he will Boon be able to am it, which
wi 1 be pleasing to hie many !abode.
V 1+tT..u- Mr. sod Mrs. W. Holland, of
the mroalsr town, ad formerly of Ashfield,
were •sitter relatives sad former ealusin-
mama the latter part of last week.
Au At Alt. Thome* Tremble, of Mimi.
tee, who had bees attendier the burial of
hie deceased father, left here on Fnday last
for Mime We wish hien mho arrival them.
tbt• ►..Axl Y1 ellam Beaky, 1'.R , of
Court 1 tunpnona. has her appointed as
doi.gate to mused at the Hies Court whirr
is to he hold at the city of Homilies, on
Tuesday the 13th .lone.
ON .v Y-I•IT. Mr. 1). (.len and wife, dar-
ts" kat week were visiting relatives at
Newbridge
Fowler is a •reit
to Liaaowel, Perth cessty, W his dasrr►rr,
Mrs. John start. We wish the veserabl.
g.stlem.. • *asset vat
CARR\ 1 i• Fina Awe.. - iDerla( Inst week
e.e Albert Herald, thee in the employ dd
R. Finnigan. Ashddd, was brought Were
Wes. M.Ooogh sad .1. G. Ward, .1 P.'s
tag d•rged with earryiag • leaded pistol
..mosey to the etatatee. H. pleaded
gay to the cheese, ad was limed 410 sad
atilt..
NADl.i Worsting).- We repot to heye
t.. lets that Wm. MoMaN,oes .1 ear
w ast sassonad sad highly rapeseed MU -
ere, le old op usith • sera f.N 'awed *a
Bga!ns i11 Mi1e.
One- Third off all Trasnmed Hats
and Bonnets.
Our Entire Stock of Trimnletl Millinery,
about 75 Hats and Bonnets, ranging in
price from $1.00 to $6.00, will be -offered
at One -Third off Regular Prices
FROM NOW TO JULY 1st.
Our Milliner- Stock is all New, bought for
This Season b Trade, trimmed by experi-
enced Milliners, and marked cheaper than
Millinery was ever offered at in Goderich
before.
0111 Price is No 13 Les.
We also show a full range of Infants Muslin Bonnets
at 15c., 35c., and 50c.
J.T. ACHESON.
eeeuo0 of the harrows, which he was ring
some time tyro, falling e0 it. whish tamed •
severe wound. We hope he will soon re-
COTer.
11.'-r rod OrrA%A.-H b Giraia, Ron..
ir
the popular reeve ot Afield, kis pas te
Ottawa as delegate oa municipal site lig
couaection with }'ort Albert.
F.aLi. SHow, Airfield and Wawanoefs
Arricultaral Society anneal Fall Show, will
he held oa the Agricultural grounds. at
i )ungasnon, on the 8th and 9th of October.
Tye FRrtr 1 i;air• - Messrs. Cook, of
Clinton. trust exporters, were through here
recently prospecting as to the purchase of
fruit. They report the fruit crop in chit
and aurroundug vicinity very poor.
THKKu/.NLTKit On Sabbath lest the
thermometer registered as follows 109 in
the sun, .ed about 93 in the shade, it has
been mid by some that Monday was hotter
than on Sabbath. A good and oopK.us rata
would be. we presume, • great blaring, ea
the crops are i ery much in need ot
moisture.
ANN. AL OKANi.1. II.TRI.T MgrTiN.•
The annual meatus' of the district (range
Society, of Waw.so.h, will be held in the
Orange Hall at Dsngannos, on Friday the
14th Jose, 1895, to ,omtneaoe at 2 o'clock,
at the clone of which The Royal Scarlet
Chapter, will open. A11 concerned will
govero themselves, accordtagly.
DtNGANNUSITi: Antuau.-R. Clendan
slag, the viewable libraries of Dungannon
Public Library and Mechanic's Institute,
vested relatives in the circular town last
week . ....Mrs. W. .1 Smith is vl.iung
relatives at Kincardine, and also recruiting
her health. We hope she will be benefitted
by her wait •std return home safely.
A>..Tilt.K ltiA'-.-ou TA•s' Aw+t. -Un
Monday last, the remota. of Mary Irene,
youngest child ot William J. Fowler, St.
Helens, were interred in Dungannon ceme
tory, after • few days' illness, caused by
diphtheria. She wee aged 4 years
Ray Mr. Miles, of Lucknow, conducted the
obeniuies,the bereaved psrenta have the
sympathy of their relatives and acqu.io-
tanoes to the loss of their little one, their
lar being doubtless its eternal gain.
OMi..Iu 1N 1.ire er DAILY Si.'.U iIn
looking over the newsy and interesting
items of Tttr Ihu.Y SIt.NAI., Friday. true,
we observed some omiesione in items of
prominent geotlemee, who in the past have
gredu•ted at the Goderich Collegiate, the
names of Wm. Proudfoot, barrister, of
(lodench : Dr. 1. MolMnagh, specialist, of
Toronto : and R. 4.. Reynolds, deoutT-
sheriff: all of whom, eradu•ted at 1:. 1'. 1.
and were br.ught up i• the township of
Colborne and I:od.ricb.
&r-t.iRIAlrrlu*i--Rev. R. Fairbairn, m
the abasia of Rev. 1) Rogers, who was at.
tsodir.g Conference session at Strathroy,
:tondocted evening service in the Methodic*
Os here a Sabbath, lane Ib{h,
Rey. Mr. Hesderso., of M•ucheet.r, and
Smith's Hill dations, will preach • sermon
to the members of Court Dungannon, No.
in the ltethodset church here,
service to commence at 7 o'eloek r vs.
Members of the 1 •. F. and others are cor-
dially invited to &trod.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
A.hfield council tae. es Saturday, May
36th es • court of revisioa and for gemerel
business Minutes of provers meeting read
and approved. The ceased was otssei-
turd • court of revision by the members
taking the easel oath Jeremiah lleasto.d
stymied raises the aressmeet roll, oa the
grounds that his lot, N.P. o1 3 ad 4, Mss.
7, W. D., as assessed too high is Mom
prison with others, Til : N. i, R.. I, lot 1,
oar. 4, Si'. D.; W. y of let 5, eon. 7, F. D.
part of of 5, re. 5, W.D. sad part of 7,
cos. 7 and 8, W. D The appeal was di.
mimed. Moved by Mr. Farrier, aanlid
by Mr Kahle', test the ssrerwt roll be
are adlopt. Carried. A deputation
waited as the comsat saw that 4100 be
greeted M defray the expenses of • delegs•
ties to Ottawa to i.rryiw the (:overs•
meet is rased to Pert Albert harbor sad
railway facility. O. motion of Values aid
Fairish. the serve remelt was ¢p*sad. A
petition was pr....ed arkieg that the N. i
e1 kw 21, ran. 1. Moron tame* be tsree-
ferred from U.A.R. No. 14, to CS. No. 11,
.f Hare. teweskip Moved by Mr. Farrah
.res4ed by Mr. Kiehl'', that Matthew
Farris, he &ppei.ted arbitrator e0 behalf of
the tw.ahlp of AJdcld, be settle the
master. Carried Tits kivawieg shequss
were awed .1.. Knight, work ea R. R.
41 : Matthew Ferries, Wary as warmer.ed
sonslhaire el W. 8. g., 4100: R. Malmo.
^ . .wtk.t . 1w KR.
ww.. IS. IN. 160.
part pay for salary ; Jos Edallidf>,
maturing road on E. R., $1 : -A.
Taylor, work on road at Taylor: Mill,
18 : Wm. McNeil, for culvert and making
road, S. K. 3 sod 4, 43 ; R. Fitzgerald, for
plonk, *17.25: Wm. Teasley, repairing
Storni fence. 75o. ; W. A. Phillipa, repairing
i culvert, S. R. 9 and 10. 41 ; ,l. M. Noboru.
1 for cedar timber, 48 80 : Jon. Montana,
' cleaning ditch. cots. 12, 50c.: Hart A F(id•
- dell. tor blank fon. and mowed for elect -
non, 42.40: R. A. Umiak, for services as
collector, $80: Jam F Caasedv, m.dioel at-
tendance on Mase Mclean, $3 ; M. J. Me-
.
Kay, for cleaning hill, con. 12 W.A., $7 :
H. Mcleod, repairing county bridge, N.B.,
i Asbfieid's half, $9.25 : John Cimpbell, n-
puntssgg app roach to bridge on A. 1_, $2.50;
A. McI)ti.dd, repairing county bridge, con.
14, 11 ; D. ('smpbll, cutting roadway on
N.B. 50a ; Jno. Stevenson, planking bridge,
L R. $6.50; Joo. Keefe, repairing approach
to bridge, L R., 42 ; Robt. McIntosh, for
tile drain, S. R. 3 and 4, con. 14, 42 50 ; Jas.
Holland, repairing culvert on coo. 2, 4'1.50 :
Jus Tiller[, •.pairing road S R. 3 and 4,
con. 2, 41.50 :,lno. Black, repairing culvert
con. 2, $1 ; Robt. Harrison, for return to
the Department of Immigration, bank draft
and Protege, ,)2110 ; Samuel Roach, supplies
to t.be Carter family and bread to Wm. 0' -
Neil, $13.6.5: •1... McMillan, ditch across
and a distance along • street to fort Albert,
44 : Thomas Hawkins, goods to the ('anter
family, ,$12.30 ; .loo. ('nein, underdrain,
coo. 6, $'2; .lame. Bryan. printing. 125.
1 ouncal adjourned to meet again on the 2914
day of ,lune. W. ST(rrll [IC,
('lark.
PONY DOESN'T LIKE IT.
Isn't check my bead too high.
1►on't cat off my tail and then expect me
to stand .till without • fly clip.
Don't clip the heir off my ankles sad
leg.•
l)oa't burn my feet wheo I am .hod.
Don't yank the bit in my mouth.
Don't ear 'beck when you mean 'stead
.till.'
Iloo't expect me to eat when 1 have • bed
tooth.
Don't hitch me out in the cold with the
wind blowing hard.
Don't leave • .hoe on me more than four
weeks.
Don's whip me If 1 am afraid.
Don't fill me full of melees medioitae when
1 am sick.
1)oo't blister me all over if 1 am lame.
Let we rest.
poo't forget to feed me three time. •
day.
Don't call one 13 years old when I am 26,
and don't expect me to be as good se ever.
;Won't hit me over the head.
Don't put blinders oo me it 1 go good
without them.
Don't forget my salt.
111)on't run me if 1 have the colic. How
wonld you like that treatment yourself
Dost bars the bars of my mouth and
thick you are oaring the l.mpa..
Desi let some smart aleck make • tr ott r
of ma
Don't weak w all day without lifting my
collar.
Don't pat a meed, nasty bit is my mouth.
Don't let some one drive ate if they don't
know as loser about driving as 1 do, es-
pecially a man who is drank.
Don't lave me a fly time without cover-
ing me with • light blanket.
1►oe't allow my stable to be too light ia
the summer Sime. -Arse ea. Rema Dealer.
OUAINT PIIOVERRS.
Bach vise weeds its slit*.
(due Mop is worth one bemired hoods.
leve Gad weak sons betray tbsm.slves.
A girl that .piae thinks of her weddsag
dregs.
A mew. is
0011001100.
•• Bet akar, he is atlw r " s..soh
the hotter '"
People in hive believe wwytte4, ark
enn't sew -- ._
People is Irvs have belle 1 Maw
their eyes.
The aver e1 wean maim a t .1 •
sew -bird.
Leve w daasvered eider dm • bees i•
the steskieg.
A mew is leve Mee'* need eyeagh eee-
ier he k KIEL
(.along meerbd miles /WEB Sian e1
seethes ig a
neve, ten old le love er ..mumu
JAS. ROBINSON
Cotner the Square and West Street.
Crepon nes I swig yin
ALL SHADES.
JAMES ROBINSON.
1.
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY 1
*fur MR. DOBIE has just returned froul tl a East, where he
has secured .some special Bargains in
}
General Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnishings, &c.,
300 Ladies' Sample Hats,
Ribt3ons, Flowers, Laces,
Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
ALL NEW GOODS,
'Prim Aral ligh Re
KJ X
Call and investigate.
Yours respectfully,
DOBIE & CO.,
North Side Square, Goderich,
P. O'Dea's Old Stand
C.R.SHANE & CO.
We don't keep Straw Hato -
We sell 'eni.
Spial Lias Today
GIRLS' SAILOR HATS from
to 4.rtc.
GENTS' STRAW HATS from
to $1.73.
BATHING SU iTS, an
range, from 10e. to =3.00.
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To.to.vro MONTIVIA4,
.rst1 arca r iLoaus
C. R.SHANE &CO.
Da. Mentnal-St. and Stam:
CLEA! IGOUT SALR
of our present Stook et
PHAETONS,
BUGGIES
..a CARTS.
During the next two weeks we will
hive you the chance to purchase
A Splendid New Phaeton for
$100, worth $185.
A New Top Buggy for $65.
A New Spindle Wagon for $65
A New Campbell Cart for $30.
A Nice Low Phaeton for $f.5.
Two (hod Second-hand Carts for
$15 each.
A Good $Mond -hand Buggy for
Thaw Prices are AWAY IX)WN
1 .t we are in • hurry to tall to
make roots for another line
of Stook.
OUIDRI'S 1001101 80018
HAMILTON -ST., QODRRICH
G. W. THOMSON, - - • Agent.
YOD H, ONT.
THE: THORHU(;RBRED sT*LU011
ser ZA21MO31R."
win be at our sables, Ham5ten-.t„ dart
thin season.
THOMAS GUNDRY.
Baby Wants Its
Martin's
Cardinal Food
POO IMra0Te awe IMVWO..
The most palatable food prepared. NA
k► unequalled byairy oth
of its kind. The beet !bed mad Selma
value. pat up 4. tae pound Than. iia
tact& per Ttn.
asif
C+e er,w sad fiPiriggslfrR
Efllswtr WATSON di OS.. rummaM..
to