The Signal, 1896-9-24, Page 88
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT.. THURSDAY. SEPT. 24, 1896
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Co rrespond.ntw
Sher. av se ereambea Owe Tact (Sees be
Naafi Anywhere Ulm —Sews N She
Cense, aaeeesnr OeMrbd
Ter The astls%L
BENMILLER.
w'sDrc.IAv. Sept 23.
The population of Ile.mdler left fer
(Soil „e Wednesday mormsg.
Dr. Heater, of (:oderioo, w 1I be at
Ihfamer'e Hotel every Wednesday, from
tone te eve o'elo'k. commencing on Wisdoms
day, Serf. 30th, 189b.
LFERURN.
I'r,.ft%, Sept embar 22.
Jae. Mtomsnus was at the Western Fair
last week
Mies ,manna Foley rawest(' • pIssesat
visit to Clinton last week.
is the sheseoe ot the organist, Mies Edith
Hobos last Sunday, Miss I.. Hortoe per-
forated the ditties.
Mr. •ad Mn. Jam.. Foley. and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Feb,, M Kinceto&dile. were
transient vtsiton hon. "kale On to,. • to the
Western Fur n the Farad City 1.. t week.
PORTER'S MILL
kvang.iistic srvlos are L„ be cnmaseoad
is Be. bei ('hare k, Suadsy *visaing, u,;1, 4th
Rev. F. Oeteu si charge
The rawly organizer* Epworth Loafs* i
ooneec'ioo wr•h the Bethel Church mi in •
flourish.ng condi t Soo. an sncresun( )slyest
to manifest in the .sr" scam An et home is
to be hell under its •uapice• in tba Meth -
od et church on Thursday eveuinip. Oct. let
aro isteresf.ug program is betty prepared.
Light tefreahments will Ise served during
tb• evsu•ov. A small admission fee to be
charged.
DUNLOP
Tut:DAY, Sept. 22.
Miss Sere Corbett "misted et Hyde r -ark
.r. t 1..ndon last we. k
A%% "y A.•.tls.—Mus Kate Macdonald,
who hey b.oen visiting under the parental
roof for the part thrift months, 1.. returned
tr. iletroit Her va,uee will arson make •
deep blank in our Social circle, as she is
ever • 'moral favorite with all,
Our popular townsman. M..1 Tobin. was
at the Western F. lest week. He did not
forget to look through the machinery de-
partment, and .ince his return he has hem
explaining to his many friends, besides en•
(fairing Leeburn cous•'.. the moat recent
Improvements m►.t, in the construction of
grain hinders
UJNGAN NON.
Nnncit.--The local •ata•7 fes i)nngannon
heroic digs is. is et the ethos of J. (3. Ward.
conveyancer. Lc., who will receive or
den tor suhscriptloes, dye/rasing and lob
wrk.and is eutloinied to give receipts for
amounts paid for the sense.
Tyr -sissy. Sept. 22.
bliss Carrie tWhyard left here het Wed-
nesday ler It!dgetots..,whereshe has secured
a good position.
V I .ITuit. -alas %WMien, formerly of
Dungannon, and now of Orillia, is visiting
frleol• ',ere sod vicinity
A Qt. snt. V;.lruR.—R Pointer, of
Wakefield. i!u.b.c, has been spending the
put two weeks with relatives and friends
in Dungannon and vioiecy.
Mi ' i 11 A1. rota. n.. -- On Saturday the
26th the municipal fathers of the munici-
pality of West W•wanosh will meet in the
usual plan of meeting. Session to cos•
mmr at lr t.
Mrs. Norms and daughter. Miss Margaret
returned home from visiting friends and so-
quumtanoes al (.odertoh, o0 Wednesday
16th. Mise Nevins took in the loduttrial
at Toronto, and reports having a good time.
Chas. t.irvin, Mrs. Wm. MoMath and
daughter, Moe Sone, who here been on a
vieitins tour to relatives et Ksngetes, Am-
herst Island and other points, arrived home
last week, and report having had a pleasant
time.
F'i.t. (:ALE.—The weather on last Satur-
day wee the most wintry and unpleasant
we hives experienced the seseon, (request
oold showers of rain and also high winds
prevailed which divested many apple trees
of their heavy loads of fru,L
John Bailey. of Goderioh, favored Tot --
humble scribe with • friendly oa1l, who was
pleased to nes Mr. 13. look well and vigorous
also to bear from him that Me.. Bailey, who
has bees in a poor state of health for Some
time. is now soiovine fairly rood health.
tyv ls•tAvT1. At_ --The sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will, 1) V. be held to
Enkioe ohurch on [tett Sabbath, .rvioe to
oomsneao0 et the aeon/ time, 10:15 A Al.
Preparatory service will be oeedueted is
the church on FridrJ the 24th, oommesoia(
at 2:15 r. &1.
B. .1. Crawlers: and sea Willies's. Mn.
Wilson, milliner, and greed -daughter Mise
Olive Crawford, all of whom were et the
sorest CityErkibitim, returned how
the put week William Wilson
whn '.00k in the Exhibltioo at Leedom, re-
terned home m.ob pleased with the eights,
sod also the vett to relatives a Liadsay.
Ran-Rxtn. —[aria, lest week John Mc-
Arthur, N whom referees* heretofore was
made In Tits SIGNAL ea WM( on a vied CO
hh brother, our deputy peat -master, .iter
having takes in Ike exhibitions at Toreste,
Leedom aid ether pointe, returned to his
brother, being highly pleased wed loud is
his modem of the medusa. and meauhm-
tuaw of ()atom* provisos. lied the beanie
and aplesdid appearance et the Air iealter•
al dimrtote through which he bas bees pri-
vileged to travel.
R.smill.r Oise of the eons of P. bladed,
while pickier apples, fell from the tree
and .praised his wrists, hoiden bass
otherwise badly shakes op.
Hallett : J. R. Little. who has bees en-
gaged with Bea Cherehill, ins meted the
30 sere plat frim 61. male, Jobs Fv►ets,
situated as tb. Ravel read, past Lades -
here. and takes meneamles this week.
(JNberue Mies (.n1. Older was Isar
tied to John lra.l•.d, ell Bay, Rev. Mr.
Booker offlsiating. Mies Lissy Mier, sinter
of t6s bride, wee betdeem a, while Adam
Eagled, brother of the grassy toted for
Wingh•m : Dr. Heresy. wile travelled
through Canada with 14 Have Menges w
1 the (astable representatives st i8. Deer -
.1.. nevremont, is a es. -r -1.w le Dr.
Ms.deseld, of Wleab•ay tb. wets-k,toee
M.P for Fast Harm. 111'. Homey termed
U Hay's aapuairmees w1Hle travel** is
the flowery kmidea
Morris Massie IM.sI LAtt8IWr s.t
with • panful ae'idast ass y. It 'p-
rom the he wee pleyine with a deg
whisk soddenly Mamie trtseie Ind jtrlletisg
as W fres out Nm semady. The dwMr
wee time ter, ted up te 1he ill el wi4Nng
Ste palest le i.1sg es well se easy he es -
It is es ray tiro the deg
WM nide dame wadi el.
HURON IN DISTRICTS.
Ifo Cases se Mvtded Wee OWN DIMehisa
m UM Wooden" rtes,
J edges Jew gaol Grasser use a1 the Cram
Ho. , es Wedwd• atMrttaea N roar
oboes ntensted in Me divides of the eon•
ty late diets on, i• •mordaw with the
County Casega1• AK
There was • i g rr Mteadaagg, all oke
neves beteg prewar, sway of whom *gored
aegcstle0s as to the kens division of the
musty. Meson. Toe. 8tremobea sod Wm.
f'roodfoot promoted .sa.4.lee f.e the dt
vision, and the oussMaioaen, It is soder
.rood, had oust prepared but whoa the cum
misto.ers adjournedoa Wednesday 5uthia(
had bees decoded.
Oa Thursday merawg when the o.mmis-
•ioten met again chere wee a pretty removal
disoustos ea the plans presented..sed by
soon the ludgee had douided ',bat thee*
should he eight divisions constituted as be
low gives. It may he mesuoaed that the
settlement wee made an wuurdaace with hie
.oh.dele preeeotep by wades `itr•ohaa.
ses
a s
S I3
S o e
A.htleld .. ..... 3,3.53 1,692,855
1 Colborne 1.825 1,087,145
Goderich, 3.766 1,083,640
8,944 13,863,540
Goderich township. 2,463 1.513,077
2 Hallett 2,1143 1,998.100
Clinton 2.461 693,490
7.772 4,104.667
Hy 3.736 1.895.680
3 Stanley 2.212 1,660 380
itay6.ld 671 86.261
6 617 3.642.321
op6e0. 3.992 1,799..;69
4 l'eborne 2,387 1,846,200
h'tetsr.. 1,792 491.450
8,371 4,137,519
McKillop. ..... .2,985 1.846.960
5 Tuokenmitb 2.590 1.947,62.1
Siefert h. 2,411 653, 495
7.986 4,448 070
Grey 3,541 1,727,425
Morris. 2.801 1,731,471
Brussel . 1,183 293,946
7,5155 3,752,841
W•wsnosh E 1,874 1.190.310
Wawanosb W 2,136 1,123 875
Myth 938 192,965
WIngh•m 2,129 5490100
Howtck
7.077 3,066,150
4,306 2,143,349
8 Tursberry .... 2,339 1,047,800
Wroxeter 460 109,700
7,106 3,302.849
Totals. 61,229 30,307,967
A FATHER'S STORY.
HAPPINESS RESTORED WHEN HOPE
HAD ALMOST GONE.
111'. DAC..HTta BI. -AN TV D.O*P A.' D VADa—
AT'rA. 1.5» WITH HtlrOaa0Alii AND Lilt
NAS Ut'tl'Al1tiD 01r—I41 = 15 AGAIN 111•
JniIS(: ttosu rr HRALTW
irons The lfran(tod Courier.
A reoent addition to the Grad Trunk
railway in this oily u Thom Clift, who le
living et i` Ch•tb.m street. Mr. Clift,
who we. formerly • polloeman is the great
city ot laddoe, is • fine lookin( specimen of
as E:.gimihniaa of the type eo *hes even to
the Grand Trunk employ and who makes so
desirable a ohms of etttze0e. Since his
dvsot bore he has been a warm •dvoc•te of
that well known medicine, Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and through his endorsement,
dozers of boxes have been sold to bis friends
and acvlusontanoss.
A Courier representative, esxions,a1-
tbough not surprised, to koow the mama
for Mr. dirt's warm eulogy of the pills,
called on that gentleman recently. Mr.
Chit wtIlingly ooaeemtd to an tassrvtow,and
in the following story tole his r.ee.s of be-
ing so siooere an advocate of a world re-
n owned medicine. " Some ave yeses ago,"
said Mfr. Clift, " my desgkter Lily began
to droop and fade, and became dismolmed
either for work or pleasure. A doctor is
Leedom was called in, and be presenkd ex •
erase and • general "rosi•g up" as the
best medicine to effect a ours. My daghter
did bee best to follow his instruotloae, but
the forodexeeemeexhausted her.ompletely,
and ate gradually grew worms. Dae sight I
and my wife were terribly alarmed by • ry
from Lily, sad beaming N the room found
her outputs up Ivse gua.tisies of Wood. I
rushed for • doctor, sad be did his beet to
stop her hemorrhage, bet admitted to w
that beer eon was very critical. See droop-
ed .way to • veritable shadow, sad for
weeks when I wont to hid her red -bye is
Me morning as I west to my week I feared
I might not ..e beg .1i.e again. Tide west
es foe • long time ..all one day • Mead
eeommended toy daughter t. try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pill. She eeasauted to de so,
std i• . oompar•ttvely brief pried • deaid•
d besea► was peresptible. She persisted
with thew of the Pills and modestly ata
from • bed ot eagerly, and stases. mitil
e ke mea etre again attabbed reheat poise
woomehited. For the last three years .he
has uses is .:reheat health. It was Ptak
Mille that virtually brought her teem tee
mouth of the Reeve wed saved Nus my on-
ly depter. New de yes weeder why I
w eed Mar praises sad ,egi mens& theepes
nen oppeirtimity
De. ult•ms' Ptak Pits strike u the
rem of the disease, driving it trees the s-
tem mid metes*. N the priest health and
aattee++.a,,tt8k.� Is arses .t paralysis, spinal
te.»falsa, leeem.tee a1.xb, esi•t1.•, rhe-
��aatfeas, .ryipeles, e.rvfaiows troubles,ete
tams dila •ei sprier N all ether resat -
meat. They are also • speea& for the
troubles with* make the lives of se u ay
onuses a harden, sod speedily emeter @ the
risk (lee .f b..3s8 be pie and sallow
Meeks. Mai hikes 'dews by e.wark,
weer?, se en..eses, w ii gad is Ptak PIOs •
eseteie ours add by en douse r gess by
mail peatpM, se Ws • bet. as M: beige
fer p 50,a/heestag the De. %Wilmo s
Mebane , Breekvtts,, OK, er
Sehesastady, Beware of Wmsbss
sad eahtttt res alleged N be "Seas as
Morris : Hassid Roberts_ end w11u..8.
M her
ve spot er five ?sees to Mi.
.
purpose esteeming te 13esehted
where per. Rob.tess bas the aka of • aim
Mlles ,tear Olitg rs.
MILLINERY
OPENING
()UR FIRST DISPLAY OF FALL MILLINEKY WILL TAKE
PLACE ON
MODNAY - EVENING
SEPT. 21st, and following days.
We announce with confidence that our display for this season will
uuttlo anything that we have yet attempted, not only in Millinery
Islll 111
DRES► 3 GOODS,
BLOUSE SILKS,
and JACKETS.
Miss Prise, who has charge of our show rooms will be pleased to
have the Ladies of Goderich call during the opening and inspect her
efforts in the Millinery art.
J. T. ACHESON.
AUCTION BALES-
Ul
=Sloe
their gull DIll. misted set
183. Sloe will have • tree notice ins.rtea
in this Het no to the time of sales.
Thos. Gnodry will ell by public minim
on the Agricultural Fair ground os Thurs-
day Sept. 24th at 10 A..., the tiniest lot of
thoroughbred horses ever offered tor mile in
Huron.
At the reeidesoe. Lighthouse -et, as Sat-
urday, Sept 26, all the household terait.re
and effects of 1)oasld Rues, who is leaving
town. There wit' also be mold • wed up-
right piano an4 • violin. Taos. Gunnar,
auctioneer.
rail retro
Se•forth. September 24 wed 25.
Mitobell, September 29 end 30
St. Marys, October h wed 7.
Stretford, Oowbr 1 end 2.
Steffe. October 1 and 2.
Kirkion, Ootobr 8 and 9.
Clinton, September 29 and 30.
Hayfield. September 29 and 30.
Dungannon, October 8 and 9
Wingttam, September 29 and 30.
Brussels, October 1 and 2.
geIgrave, September 24 and 25.
Woodstock, September 24 and 25.
Bisash•rd, at Kirkton, October 8 sad 9.
West Nisouri, at Thorndele, October 8.
Blyth, Ootober 6 and 7.
♦ wer1erf.I Ineett.nt *.
Amo.bst the wonderful institution@ of
this oouatry the Family Herald and Weekly
St•r,of ldoatre•l,ie no doubt rosily rem .rk-
able. Nobody, whoever or wherever be or
she may be, ons take up the Family Herald
and Weekly Star and inspect its one hue.
tiredand twaity-tight oolumos every week
without exol•inung out ot sinoseet admira-
tion that the paper ie really a marvel The
Family Herald sod Weekly Star of Mont-
real is known far and wide, tiro nal, is Can.
.da to its veru remote -t h...ulut, bat
throughout the (jolted Sat.-. and 'teat
Britain, and whet makes p.trotic Cana-
dians so pleased with it is that English
people ea well as Americans look upon the
Family Herald ..d Weekly- Star as • wo..
der, and the oolooy that produces and sup -
porta it es being one of immense vitality.
Beomiller : Richard Jewell tlutsbed pirat-
ing his plums on Thursday; he hae .old 1010
baskets.
The resits .t omega or trusser.
It was • Wesleyan miliaria,. Sod they
bed met to say farewell to • missionary and
he wife. A layman was ..sed to pray, ind
he berm In am wise :—" 1) Lord, who
o•reet both for man and beast, take care,
we beseech Thee, of our deer brother—and
his wife."—London Pall Mall Gavotte.
Homan) ; On Wdae.day menial/ of last
week 1. W. Palterer and Mies Roll Wtleoa.
youngest daughter of ala. Wagon. of tows,
ware united in mstrtmoay by Rev. W. K
Kerr
Myth : lbs borne of W. Sims hes again
been the geese of sed bere•vemeat,hia only
daughter, aged 9 Yvan, posse •way with
diphtheria; be hoe two other children al
with the same complaint, What adds to the
intensity of the .glib** ie the fact
that the is the fourth obild 6e bag lam
within • few years.
Fall is at Hand
So be prepared to meet it with a
good Hat or Fur Cap when it comes.
We have put in stock all the Latest
Styles of Fall and Winter
HATS
which for quality and price cannot be
ee1ualled. In stock are numerous as-
sortments of the latest in
GLOVES.
SHIRTS,
MITTS,
CAPS,
COLLARS..
HOSIERY,
CUFFS,
NECKWEAR.
C. R. SHANE & Co.
The reli•bl. Hat and Fursiabing Emporium
READY!!!
Our new Stock of AUTUMN MILLINERY
is now on display and when ever convenient
to you, you are invited to call and examine
it. We will have no special opening days.
MISSES YATES, -
The Square.
Millinery
MISS CAMERON is now showings large assortment of the
latest styles in Fall and Winter Hate. Alt rods are of the most
fashionable design and manufacture, and the prices are within the
reach of all.
MISS CAMERON,
You need a Fall Suit_._....
.Is storm. wosdsrfhl vane at
Don't boy any Ihrndyinede
Ciantsin ted--yov'n tbosvttgid
mad it can be made to give sash
splendid healthful warmth- that
mill hardly reclaim as overcodt
all season—just biscring that it
iaainterlined with bre Chamois.
No weight or Milk will be added.
but the natural stiffness and spring
of this interlining will keep the
g.rasent. in their proper shape, and
fit per sett non-condtxting proper-
ties will keep out every breath of
frosty air or damp winds, while the
waterproof Rigby proem makes it
proof against an all day's rain or'
slight expense Only ]fc. a yard.
garraests which haven't the 1PIMy
y enjoy the csin(ort it glwa.'
t
NEW FALL GOODS.
We are stew reedy te .he. • large ted varied amort.
shoes el Ary Otesde ssls'ble les 18. Fall trade.
Dress Goods
from 10 cents to $1.00 a yard in the leading new designs and
colorings New Plaids at 10c, 20c, 30e, 50c. New Berta
from 25c, in Black, Blue, Brown and Green. A ,g line oI
Tweed Edectai. We wiab to oall special attention to our
Linen Goods
direct from Belfast, Ireland. Tabling. at 25c, 30c, 35c, 40o,
and ISc. Table, Napkins, Towels and Towellings at rock -bot-
tom prion.. A lot of Tweed from a will, 50 cents, worth 65o
The best 5 tout, 6 tent, 7 cent and t i cent Factory Cotton ever
in town.
Our Carpets
still take the lead in this County. The largest stock aid
beet value.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Creel Carpet Warehouse of the County.
i
Undertaking
.n. Embalming
MS. and MRS. A. B. CORNELL,
obtained Diplomas for general efficiency at Professor Sullivan's Col-
lege of Embalming, Toronto, Sept. 4th, 11496.
Sini'ECIAI.a LACTIC=..
A LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
Mrs. CORNELL will prepare bodies of females and children for
interment without assistance or presence of the opposite sex.
Respectful attention to all detail:;
MY MOTTO—LEB8 STYLE and LOWER PRIME.
P.S.—I do not employ agents to solicit your patronage before you
are dead. The only white hearse in town. Diplomas may be seen,in
my show window on Hamilton-st. •
A. B. CORNELL
Goderich
SHOE STORE
There is never any question as to which shoe store set. the
pace for Goderich. The particular fact is that this business
has never stopped growing in all the years you have known it,
and this year
THE STRIDE AHEAD 18 GREATER THAN EVER.
It u scant courtesy to your intelligence to tell you that:you
will have to have new shoes. Nevertheless well do it for your
sake,
The fol int, are a few of the bargains well offer yon this
k.'
the
LadButtoned Boma, sizes 2 to 7, worth $1.00 for 75c.
" " 3,3},4,5 , worth $1.25 to $2.50 for;$1.
"• Strap Sli p,rs " 21, 3, 31, " $1'25 for 85c.
Boys' Bleck and Tan Ox. Ties, sizes I to 5, for 75c.
youth,' 44f II 14 It
Mims' 11 to 13 for 65c.
" 11 to 1 for 60c.
A few pairs of Ladies' Shop Slippers for 60c.
A till line of Women's Heavy lace boots for 75c•, usually sold for ill
We aim to give you value for your money in Boot. and
Shoes. Wedo not give any prizes, but will give ypti goods at
prices that will enable you to save mooey by bre h1g your shoes
from us.
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Sole agent for the Slater Shoe.
WE INVITE
ZriCrLa.
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR
O eASOLIITE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us send one home for you
to try for a week
and if yon are
no* satisfied, to
feel under no oh -
turning.
b1 r�
t
irilis WEIL