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TIN SIGNAL : ON T., TWIT!l6DAY, JUNE 20. 1885.
NEW BOOKS!
WE HAVE THEM ALL
THE QUEEN OF LOVE, by 8. Baring Gould Paper. 75c.
IN THE DAY OF BATTLE, by J. A Stewart " 75c.
A DAI'UHTER OF THE 8014 by M. E. Frances " 75c.
BEIDE THE BONNIE BRIAR BUSH, by Ian Melaren,Cloth, $1.25.
MR. WITT'S WIDOW, bi Anthony. Hope Paper, 50e.
Ston closes Sommer masths at 6 osMek.
Telephone Exchange open till d o'clock, when mean' papers will be distribsWd.
GEO. PORTER
Bookseller &nil Importer of Fine Stationery.
Ask your Druggist for �ANIIII Wonderful Tonic
and emedy for
LJ.iSI*RBId
,
Kidney and Liver Troubles.
isserrw.s•es we J
M. MacLEOD. GOODRICH. oeir
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our ownCorreapondent$.
Them 1.Irtersaa,les erre slat tassel be
reload Asywarre flee -mew. et one
r eraty speHallr ••Mrien
Der The segue
BLUEVALE.
Tr14.I,11, .lune I.
las. I:obrrtsen has purchased as organ.
Goss Lacky, of Brussels, spout Sunday in
town.
Mir Reid, of Wingbam, is visiting Mrs.
A. Bruce.
Fred Mc('racjts, of Krus.els, spent Sun-
day in awe.
Miss Annie Stow. has gone to (soden%
tor the Summer.
Siise Jlartone Abram is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Slscl/osad.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson, of Listowel, were
in town last }today.
Mlatt F.liiott, of N aw•nosh, was visiting
at W. Duff's, last week.
Bob. King and (:.o. M•odoneld .pent
*sudsy in Molesworth.
Mee Annie Lisklater, of ‘'S Michael, is
noahing Mir Susie Collie.
Mr. and Mir Mernton, of Kincardine,
are visiting at Mr. E:rnngts.
Wi11 Se of Wawaoosh, teacher, van-
ed his
/ei, Mies Mary Scott, last week.
A pink between the Methodist and
Presbyterian s. S. will take place on 22nd.
Rev. A. 1. Hartley and Rey. Mr. Mac-
kay. ot Lucknow, exchanged pulpits last
Sunday.
Miss Altos Gardio.r timilio M Wing -
ham,
i i1 -
ham, Ms will dresielMe for Mise
Charbt.ald
Mr. • of Mussels, and CMAire lled
Richardson wase visiting at Mn. e
Burges' last week
to point. 1 he bake seem to be all the rage
and are m all probability come to stay.
Miss Rase also .000mpesied them to visit
relatives bere-
1)l.•rttu•r 14111T1 N4.. - Wawenti.h District
(range lodge' bold its •snuel meeting at
Itungenoon on Friday last, in the (rang.
bell. A fair representation of the lodges in
the dstrict weal present. After the general
routine business was transacted it was
unanimously dectded to celebrate the 206th
&anniversary of the battle of the Boyce at
Lucknow the ensuing 121b of July.
V1.rroaa..-On Wednesday of last week
our beautiful village, which is a great
centre of attraction. was boomed with •
visit from • gentleman student of Goderich
Coll.1iate Institute, being soompaoi.d by
• female principal of • public school not
many miles distant from her. It was
pleasing to notice how happily they ... ed
to enjoy themselves. . Robert McM&th,
ot W ingbam, was on • visit to the home-
stead on Sabbath last .Squire H.
Morrie. of Morridale, Colborne township,
was in our village on Monday last, and was
the guest of your humble scribe, when we
had an enjoyable time in relating remin-
ietisoss of away back in the seventies
Harry is • practical young farmer, •ad,
amongst other tbings in oounectiou with
farming, etc., is quite an advocate ot Jersey
cattle ss being profitable stock for dairying
purposes, etc.
A (:.u,u Scams.% --On Sabbath evening
Iasi in accordance with previous •nnoanoe
meat, Rev. Mr. Henderson, of Auburn sad
:smith's HUI Malone, preached an excellent
sermon from the words as contained an
Jwbu•, 14th chapter and lith versa, holding
forth Caleb, as sn exempts of pstrlotum,
bravery and uo.elfahness The Rev.
gentleman's discourse was very appropriate,
and fraught with sentiment. of good advice
as to brotherly love to one &mother and to
all fellow citizens. He gave an excellent
history of the order in its practical useful -
nem as • society, and &leo commended it
• highly for its noble deeds of love and
sympathy The disoourse was riven with
energy and pathos and was listened to with
rapt attention. A large number of the
One- Third off all Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets.
Our Entire Stock of Trimmed Millinery,
about 75 Hate and Bonnets, ranging in
price from $1.00 to $6.00, will be offered
at One -Third off Regular Prices
FROM NOW TO JULY 1st.
Our Millinery Stock is all New, bought for
This Seasons Trade, trimmed by experi-
enced Milliners, and marked cheaper than
Millinery was ever offered at in Goderich
before.
Off Pnco is Now 1•3 Lass
"Mandy," said Farmer Corntossel, as he set down
s bucket of spring water and leaned against the door-
post, " ain't the Goddess of Liberty a female ? "
" Course."
" ain't Queen Victoria a lady ? "
"Certainly."
!'Ain't all our warships called 'she' ? "
"Invariably."
" Ain't the ststoo of freedom in the f - --'--D
gender ? "
"It is."
" Well, what do you 'mancipsted women want, aiy-
how-the earth ? "
" No, I don't want the earth. But I do want one
of those Print Wrappers at ROBINSON'S,
Corner of Square and West -Stmt."
We also show a full range of Infants Muslin Bonnets
at 15c., 35c., and 50c.
.totr.ben ware ',resent as also were (aits a
Mester Mackenzie Messer was badly amber of the 1. 0. F. from the diWerent
kinked by • bon. in Wisgham last week. mites is this section 01 country. The
in oonee.Iuesce he was at home for • towebnrch was well Rlt.d, there being a very
days. Urge oonoreg_trea Fent.
lturtch's sew sensation," a travelling
circus. arrived in town on the 13th inst. I1
was very good, end was attended by • Mrs
Dumber of people.
UUNGANNON.
Nonce_ The loess agrees in lumina_ en
for TO t$uSi ini Al.At. is t.race. of J. O. Word
n,
J.P., conveyancer. &e.. wbo will receive et -
dos for suhecriptlone, advertising and job
week. sad le authorised to give recetpu tor
st.11ald ter the mama
T*s.,.tt.June 18.
I tI % lawn Corm-, 1 iyaion court will be
bald bete is tie usual plate on Friday the
21st.
Pewit Master Elwin Pent load, of
Irumbo, sad formerly of iyungannon, is
visiting relatives here.
IA /TO as to Hoer.. Benjamin Aeg■•time
sad wife, who save been visiting relatives
at Ingersoll, returned nom. last Friday,
after having • pleasant trip.
V 11.171 •. •. Kobr~ Lockhart, of Sault Ste.
Mane, Mich., and formerly of West Wawa -
nosh, is visittag rel&tiees here. Fie
doing well in that part of our border=
Istel+r...tu. -Ws, along with the sumer-
ous friends of Mrs. B..1. Crawford, tenet
te .tate that she s somewhat ill from the
effects of having oo.ttaoted cold. 11 a hops
.b. wiU have • speedy recovery.
Rev iIAN el. H. (;dein, reeve of Ashfield,
returned home trim Ottawa on Friday last,
and reports having had s good tim., aim •
good promise from the Government of
pecuniary .esutence tow•rds further im-
provements on fort Albert harbor.
W Du.ut‘.. Bn.in. -One of the moat pop-
ular young belies, Mrs Julia Pollard, of
West W•wincele so dame Rumor puta
is, ea Tuesday. the 18th Juank to be united
is wedlock's bead. to • yosag ems whose
[tone. is Mr. (;reaves, of the gams towaship.
J.T. ACHESON.
PORT ALBERT.
Meineniv, .lune 1R
Shim way sem Release hai bit.. .1...
111401111111111 is still very low.
Massa *Us and Alio" Hawkins, of
Le.dss, era g • two weeks' holiday
at the home.
David Johnson, who was elected elder i.
81. Andrew's church bre, was ordained to
fist office last_ Sabbath.
The I. O. (c. T lodge and the Y. P. S. C.
E. purpose having • ptheriag is Mr.
Quaid's of chard, Wednesday evening of this
week.
Quite • number of the residents bene tool[
in tb. pionio at the Point Farm ea Satur-
day end report • good time. We hope tb•t
some of the young mer of our village who
go to picnics. w:Il oosduot themeless as be-
come gentlemen hereafter.
(;culdn't we aeord smother hundred
dollars for the fitting tap of the picnic
grounds, tor the hoist of the numerous
Meek parties visiting hue *at enjoy fish-
ing from the mew pier!
Let,- Hsu.. MK M.latyre. of Detroit,
wbo had been on • net to relatives hen
sad swearing the fusses of the late Jades
Trimble, • brother -is -law, left on Monday
for home We wish the venerable lady •
safe rotors to her family and friends.
Cheese or Toss -Owing to the fall
show beteg previously arranged to be held
at Blyth es the 8Ib and 9th October, the
directors of Ashfield .sd W aw•aoeh Agn-
nglttlsl moiety, having decided apes the
ganee date, have obeyed the date from the
8th sad 8th to 10th mid Ilth October.
Pic%n (Is Saturday I•st quite • .551 -
bit of the public mobools is this violasy
were well represented at the rraneoai
picnic hold at the Poise Fans. Menem A.
Pentland did peed service is seeing as Jaime
for 1►sttgssses public wheel oentmpst,
sad deserves the taeake .f parsess amid
obildt■s.
Vert.rtAsrered. -1'b. .sitarist at ti.
Lord% Supper all (D, V.► be diereised is
Erskine shrub bits es sort Sabbath. Serv-
ioe to eeobho-oe se the seal hem. Pre -
Waggery scrods will he heti is Thursday,
Mq,, 2 •t 8 e'.Mr. r. r.,
f� r by Rot. Mr. McKay. e!
Vswv s.-aslis Poetised and wife..(
JelleseaM we veiling raisers'
W
bots W. trswlai se ids Mk. fres. Cli-
me
hi-
die
O iii 1b. age le last mush
rime
LAID LOWLY BY FIRE
great aaaat■ to
Kangas City, Me nes 1•,-L tones
gamotens e.mEsawd bare ysgtsrdag
alternates and eenti ged ass tas O.
Meseta fa lepu tris were
adj. r were awayvelars.
Half of Tottenham Village a'1 tea' O.T.• Jae 1a-B,eeeat heavy
raise is welters Oklahoma lave eaumed
Burned Down. the rivers to oveedlow. The NorthCane-
Ras is overflowing the bottoms sad
rapidly rising. Tbs Booth Chea-
dle.* is a (aging torlest, and is potting
the gold hunters to sash trouble. Two
Imisers end a ashlar bearing despatches
errs boos drowsed.
seeilte Selp tram meigisb.rlsr rewao can gJ.ebes "weeatrg A."vet)
sad ere awn* ramp tae r ugass Hs,va.i , Jar 1B -0•ptais�3eenlral
r..id set M sleeard T1s Less libertines Campos is et Puerto Principe,
welt frac. e.11) aworking ll Mrereb to
are daily r`
•' saved, .hewing teat the Iganrgeata are
Tottenham. Ont., June 1R. -This vil- destroying sugar plantations and other
lege has been to -day swept by a ter- proMt7 near Santiago de Cuba. The
tint
tittle bpart d the Bpe.sisb cavalry reia-
le ere. About 3 o'clock this atter- lams tDts bate arrived
noon a Are broke out In McKtnney'a
foundry in the southwesterly part of
the village, and as strong southwester-
! thetimetit.?
EICMTY DUILDINCS DESTROYED
000ERICH TOWN8HIP.JuinMoen*r, Ju17.
Per ver.-iAM was • rd hater
day u Ibi history of fl Na 1, when tbe
p
sam pk-ale was held ia the beautiful
grove s Mr. Blake. fans. Early u the
moraiag it thr.stered ram and the children
Streams serious, bat shoat
as at 8 o'olook it clear-
ed . sad the day wan that could be de-
sired. At 2 o'clock tee gathering com-
menced sad et supper r tires there weabout,
200 ratepayers and friends of the motion sat
dews to the beautiful tables wbioh the
g eed ladles of the section had •mph
erpro-
vided with evythie a that could tempt the
appetite of the meet fastidious The .port
consisted of swaging, hem -ball, tostksli sad
demeise. The os
pupils were gives madam
Cr
sod ess•des. About 9 o'clock the happy
mthough seemiev loath to depart,
tora
bsh up and !nape Wera heard is
rosrk thea whatever No. 1 mold give n
the future, they bed been at oat of the best
ll
plosion ever he.
AN ILLINOIS SENSATION.
• W .f allies Ineneety ree.vM.
•enieb r•M
la • .rvelleme .a..
Nr
A N • A. 1111sois, .1... 17 A very interest-
ing gene of recovery free • oomplieated fermi
hem • kidney trouble has taken p1aes hesad
ds
tae hils are eradsally Wag mode pub-
lie.
us
lie. The sufferer was rads
M. II. T. le,
ms as
whe for • beg tohbees • viten" to
severe pun is all parts d the hilly. She
.es.slted • somber .f dames lend was
treated for • great vsslsIy .f ean"plal0M,
the Emmons all pfe Ir•ly. Al length
she doesesiinei to try Defiers Klima Pills.
hawing read sad heard (mush of their .4i
easy sad fogad her .zposysleis jewelled is
• e. _..1_ etre.
measeSeafertb A please ease e.�.lr■4 es
Tuesday easing lest at the .asedemee of
Mrs Clarke, (t.dsrtehm whim her slime
daughter. Mem Mask wassidedsed is mart
insert with I'wMaw
with .1.pbs, ed sun
Thee IliMphass. of alb. Qssl.lt had.
w
r as.M Three Mildewy Mh
sad es
HIl
adar ap (bi. Ian Juts 18. -While it
southwester-
ly wind was blowing at sans Mss Seaford E. Gilles wife of a
flames spread rapidly towards tit- east I.rmir living star 81 1i.b■rt• uusmiled
num of ser .l1 Clain/en cast algat. ass
and north. committed suicide is the sasses manner.Everything b Ing so dry. Ares started The children died
simultaneously to dozens of places. so te ayrl•
that while the fire engine was doing Makkah *cadres Ordered
good work In one direction. scores cer Beyrout, June 18: Tb. British mar-
places
arplaces elsewhere were in flames, which Bron lying here has received orders to
spread so rapidly that cktzene could proceed to Tripoli, the -ace to Syria.
do little more than helplessly look on. DUNLOP.
Albert, Richmond. Victoria and MITI.
Mos uit', ,suns 17.
streets east, were swept on bRh fades.
together with a considerable portion co
Queen -street s.•uth.
About 50 building( were buried. lo -
eluding the foundry. Mercer's store.
Potter's block, Lyon's shop. Verney &
Joseph Morns, Iasi week put up several
hiss gates sixteen feet wide, so the binder
wand have cleat course going into the fields
lir pain o■ttsag
Galt linden, of Detroit, who was the
Co.'s furniture rooms, Sanford's drug Rest of Geo. Fraser, of the circular town
store and the Methodist Church.
The toes is estimated at il221.0011;
amount of insurance not yet known.
Allendale sent down • fire engine
which did good work. A large number LEEBUHN-
of Reston and Alliston Clasene came
over with a quantity of hose. which
wets badly needed. also some three hun-
dred volunteers from the camp In Hee.
ton came on a special train, and to their
unsparing efforts may be attribute -1
the fact that even so much of the town
was saved.
last weak. was • transient visitor here rya
kis bike, making the jouroey os the wheel
is preference to the iron horse from Wild•
gar.
imam TEL Ta1t.LF.b WIVE •In 1•a.
Jesse Fawcett .f mesmerise Took • •etrk
.t Wbk*y. thew beitb.r•seb blew
bet •b Praire.
Brampton, Jute 19. -Last evening Jae.
Fawcett. aged 61, iiviag in Jobnetreet,
eat down on the edge a his bed and de-
liberately shot himself. He aced • double-
barrelled shot gun, to the trigger of
which he hail •ttaehed • string with a
loop, through which he put his foot,
Maze. putting the muzzle to kis
111rsbtad, palled the trigger. The
eharge lifted the entire top part
of the bead and dashed it against,
the headboard of the bedstead. which,
with the adjoining wall, was bs.pattered
with blood and braid. There was no-
body in the house at the time, awl no-
body heard the report of the gun. Mrs
Fawcett, wbo had been is • •eighbor'e
h oose, was the first to discover the awful
deed.
Fawcett was n . man wbo bad lived
about the comity for 40 yeas sad was
well knows in Peel and west York. He
bad been newel. mod leek of employment,
together with an alleged fisanrial dif-
ficulty W m
with late epk ers, made him
Har an beer before be took his life
he went labs a bar &ad took a glass o1
whisky, with the remark, -This is the
best dr1.k 111 take in this county."
•'why. Jim. are you going to eboot
year ell r remarked an ssgislatenr..
Coroner Haggle, ..with Crews Attor-
ney ItfeFaddes, wile had 1st attuned
Orem the Port Credit ingest istastigat-
d se the cerurrsasod decided as isauest
easeesenary.
Threw Rest.elf Dsdw • Trails.
Saratoga, N.Y.. June 1g.-Aibert Weod-
tb of Port Edward, aged 10 threw
kane.1l is frost of the Montreal poi
and was instead, ldllsi.
DAIS alts Willies
MWF bagambs Mpse.M Ram aswa, ibls-
sem i sod Mks11bsem
J 116 -A
streak tewareed
yeelleday. t thea
w s
Jain Bens gag and 111s■ Rem
r awl fem Works rae.lvad-
St. Jam" Ma.. Jar 111.-& qualm
last Mab Wigs east of MembeiM Psis
irrday. ft demellibad sivwal lose..
kWed sem hese el leve stat .Id illi
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY 1
Our MB. DOBIE has just returned from the East, where he
has secured some special Bargains in
}
General Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnishings, &c.,
300 Ladies' ample Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
ALL NEW GOODS,
MONDAY. June 17.
Mr. end Mn. Robe Foley,of Kingebndge,
visaed hero this week.
,las Ltaklater attended the quarter ses-
sions in the county town last week ea • jury-
man.
The tall Turd &od ethers of our residents
were among the excursionists to the Model
Farm at Guelph on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Chisholm were in
Oederiob towr.kip last week attending the
h.■ral of the late Alex. Macdougall.
Mrs. Cass. Jefieesor, of Parry Sound,
formerly Miss lo■sia Hillier, of (;odrich,
dart.g last week visited among relatives
Mrs.
Tuesday of this week our townsmen.
John Horton, rose as • del.gate from the
i.41.0.T , No. 213 to attend the Grad
Lodes of the I.O.O.T. that mets is Termi-
te on W dne.dav of this week.
A mammoth pcsto was held at the Point
Farin on Saturday of last week. The crowd
in numbers wonted over three t otssed
Irene all parte of the County of Huron.
Cecw it NorrsR-lemm■sits .ervin the
first Sosday is July ; preparatory service
Friday before it A congregational
...ting • week from seat Monday In
the ahe.ete of the organist last Sunday Mine
L Horton filled the duties.
The opsiag meeting of Pitst.osetsl
prayer meetings is God.rkk saw a down-
pour of rain, which remelted bora That
was • grand bee.gt to the oras here, fresh-
en*g them up • Ute. Pease are the slily
w that promise a fah Mars ; ether grail'
grows shows as the pretest Mea poor pas -
Melo of vi5)4 to pay the bashes/lass for
lei. Mbit,
Statute labor was the stir duras, last
week; severe of the pattesater■ sear
bare drew their gravel ap Irene tie Isleii at
the timeline of K.t.ersri Raw, N. seems
doing wed drawing ■p the double. The
t.w.ebip fathers *aside% be ww.g Ib
e ning a large gest t. Enke the hill se 'bet
. ee isa mold draw a lend aloes, and is
the bang no it would be a esamidel /Ms le
the s.wwsbip m gage, gravel free.
Wil'gbsmi 1JJ.. W. A.ymdi.md Waft
1 aii . tai' 9ifa�r"-lel .e•n *0+
Nasser • few leo op • Weems ass a
theems4 miles fume Maw 0e.sleed a dee
bill hum • .tare for .intoe er•1., beats kw
tare deem ergs ends per dews. •
D INTS ale. Me rearmed be the
stars aid pesme.d t dee WI M smother
.lark, but is had sy■fsai.r.ly hww
rsi
fere two M twelve
idensensa aaiidd IM
ammles MMus was 'eked MaElsa .wi
ewe, the seisms did eat week.
' Prices hal Below Hair
„cm.
Call and investigate.
Yours respectfully,
DOBIE & CO.,
North Side Square, Goderich, - - P. O'Dea's Old Staid
C.RUSHANE &CO.
We don't keep $filtsw E
We sell 'end.
Spacial Lies Today
GIRLS' SAILOR HATS from 23c.
to 45c.
GENTS' STRAW HATS from 43c.
to $1.75.
BATHING 81 ITS, an immense
range, from 10c. to $3.00.
C. R.SHANE &CO.
(br. Montreal -St. sad Square.
CLEABING-OIPI! S[JE
of our pressen Stook ot
PHAETONS,
BUCCIES
and
CARTS.
During the next two weeks we will
give you the chance to purchase
A Splendid New Phaeton for
$100, worth $125.
A New Top Bu for $65.
A New Spindle "agon for $65.
!t New Campbell Cart for $80.
A Nice Low Phaeton for $E5.
Two Gaod Second-hand Carta ft,
$15 each.
A flood Second-hand Bap for
Thee Priom are AWAY DOWN
t at we are in a hurry to sell to
=she room for another line
of Atnek.
HIM 1UC1IO1 1100I8
HAMILTON -11T.. OODSA10111
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%AO r0 voter/gos,
n' „L• POT CATALooum
G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent.
YOU N. ONT.
THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
" ZAMOR"
wUl he at oar stables, Htlltoa-et., d■Asg
this seems.
THOMAS GIINDRY.
Tabs it shape -Take no other
par Coughs mid Colds
Gray's Red
Syrup .i SpruceOum
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tial di A�� CI tDi La.�.
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1Msempeng tr A. '�
�e ` 6a eat sea a h.r
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