The Huron Signal, 1883-09-21, Page 5ilii HURON SIGNAL,FRIDAY, SEPT. 21, !d83
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ROTIL?I IT 111,01111.
V e..a by Oise wbo was Visit.
ber There.
A Penena4na FkMeOeM glee ?stases
Lamina - see were sal sire
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Whoa She Wele - A .lemur .t nerd
Peas ssg-u
A dent of The Bawti!!oa
TriI ns wsekseshee the Martis d
dine PrinoNs Louis and Prieoe
of Wales The most perfect
the whole yew was that on whisk
the iiovisor-General of Can ads opened
the Industrial Exhibitioc at Toronto-
1kedneeday. It was, indeed, Queen's
'either. The sky was an unbroken
nerlja d opalescent blue, the air "as
piestolly iavigeeating,aad theme ahem,
brilliantly. At 2 o'clock a large com-
pany of esoeileet people were assembled
in the grmed stand, overlooking the race
track. The jedgeu' stand opposite was
" set " with a rad carpet that covered
the steps leadingup to it, and four
wooden chain To them were added
two *airs, Mntisomely upholstered is
yellow and Masai, and three hafr•cL,th
seat& A few carriages drew op and
steed emend aka stead, It number of
Sisk& formed a group on the green
sward, and men in scarlet bunting emits,
rode prancing steeds over the Reid.
There was net lung to wait. A commo-
tion at the farlber gate, .litter of steel
helmets in the sun, the hand
" The Campbells Are Coming," and the
vies -regal procession entered thegrounds.
The Pranoses bowed most graciously to
the greetings et the populace, and the
Marquis rased his hat continuously. As
they neared the grand stand the music
changed to " God Save the Queen, mea
lifted their hats, and amidst respectfully
subdued (sheering, the Oo►ernor-Gene-
ral and their Royal Highnesses
TN' PRINCRm LOVI=Z
and Erinoe George of .Wales alighted.
All eyes, wa feel safe in saying, were
fixed on the Princess. A perfect woman
we saw, with a grace of figure and state-
liness of carriage that wu never equalled
by any goddess of yore. A winsome,
round. rosy face, with the expression of
hauteur sot8sieetly modified by native
kindliness to give it interest and intense
piquancy. Itis a faits to look at again
and again, and ever to remember. The
blue eyes have a steadfast ,lung enduring
1t.oh, but if the Prunus had had brown
oyes the circumstance might have chang-
ed her whole life. Whatever of eold-
new there is in the Princes' nature lies
in the bine eye& Her brown hair was
in crmpi on her brow, not banged, and
was soiled low at the:bank.
NJ PRIXCRIS WoZZ
a walking dress of golden brown satin,
cut with a phin basque back, cloud
Wadi at the neck and finished with ecru
lace at the throat and hands. There wu
• pompeder trimming on the corsage
and a few Aowere and a white handker-
chief were thrust into the fastenings.
The frost of the skirt was garnished
with come fine frills of brown setin,there
were panels of brown brocaded velvet at
either side. and tbe back was arrafiged
in full draperies and fell over the snarl.
relies en the edge of the skirt behind.
She won gloves a shade lighter than the
dress, a small capote bonnet of the brown
satin with a bunch of pale pink tea.
roses on the side, and a tea black -jetted
vet! tied over the upper part of her face.
No jewelry was noticeable but a pair of
gold enameled chain bracelets. 1Vhite
standing on the pavillon the Princess
shadtd her face with a sun umbrella of
hunter's green silk, with a yellow wood
handle. The bouquet that was present-
ed her shortly after alighting the carried
in her hands all the .afternoon. Dunng
the exercises
raises OZOIUf
stood by the side of the Princess Louise.
He received his greetings graciously. He
its slight and well formed but not quite
so round in the face as be is represented
by the pictorial press. He carried his
silk hat in his gloved handy and was
dressed in black and white hair -striped
trousers and a cutaway ooat of black
cloth. All this time the Marquis is lis-
tening to the address being read from
an illuminated manuscript, and when it
is cloned and hq has passed it through
his hands, steps forward, leans upon hie
cane, and addresses the people. His
voice is slightly strained u he endeavors
to have it reach the people. But it
gradually modulates into softer tones,
and we hear distinctly every word he
utters. He speaks, easily and unaffect-
edly.
TRI I1•1QUI8
is a decided blonde, his hair is almost
flaxen, as is sieo his drooping moustache.
He held his black silk hat in his hand
while he spoke, and he wore a closely -
buttoned Prince Albert coat, a cravat
of dark blue, and black trow.ets. His
words were well received, but there was
not the enthusiasm manifested that the
Toronto Globe's frequent "cheers"
would indicate. The Guards, with the
glistening helmets and the natty blue
uniforms, were drawn up opposite the
Nand during all the .peach -making. At
the close, the carriage stood ready for
the Vias -re; -al party, which they 'attired
as the band played " God Save the
It was changed to " The
Campbells are Ouenine,' ee, amidst the
ghosts of the people, the nonage turned
tato the exhibition grounds, the Priaosss
bowleg and
=ggiw• Wil RANDS
as she peened Then enfnmeme.d an af-
tersnoa of arduous work for Her Royal
Higbnesa The Primers Liaise is a
famous walker, and she took the rounds
of inapeetinn bravely, bet bee fame was
Rushed to weariness before departments
were h.pereed andthe eodsehoeme visited
for a well-earned refreshment. The
Primness always had a few words to say
when the person in charge of a display was
an elderly team. Ihe never passed the
whitening hairs of age withost a gentle
word and deferential peters. 7'h. sir
was growing ehill and the day late, when
the royal party again took their euerlsge
and with their attendants and the glit-
tering geard erns floes the meads.
God Rare the Qum mad the Prisons
Louise.
About twenty deaf metes, eneeprising
nearly all the deaf metes resident in
Hamilton, have oe=anitesd an tiesoatatbe
for literary and social purpoese.
,swam.,.
ear to Prows Pmetur._Eroo the
wtcWSheldon,
Daktdee Had, , vho Ise" JJ• .
McAdams two years awn, was .whsasd
to four yeah pumal asev ted•iejthe State
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Bub parties int oee tipse lived
s wt I Pawwt--M...ra W. J.
Reid ft tb>.,0 the C y nal Hall, Lades,
has presented to the tnoir (Smiting
Club a magnifieeat silver pup, nicely
mounted and suitably engraved, to be
competed for by tyfrinmbsnof the cluk
1%s prment is a htlmtlbme oneand ishieeL-
cl1 appreciates Sy *eery member of ti •
ub. -(Sentinel
Wildman.-Patrick Wyland, a crazy
man who escaped from his (home in Luc-
an some two years ago, and of whom his
family knew nothing: tMij informed by
Mr. Roether ,that he wag in the Walker-
ton jail, where he was. lodged about a
month or six weeks ago by a constable
from Lucknow upon a charge of vagrancy,
was taken away bj his brother lass week.
-(Walkerton Telescope.
Isaac Williamson has been lodged in
Whitby jail on a charge of exposing on
the streets a glandered horse.
The rate of &assessment fear 1884 for
Hamilton W been fixed at 19 mills on
the doth• r
UM of Fall Fain.
Agricultural Exhibitions will be held
during 1883 as follows :
Industrial -Toronto, Sept. llth to
Mod. -
Western -London, Oct, 1st to kb.
Hay -Zurich, Sept. 20, 21.
South Huron -Exeter, October 8th
and 94F_
West Huron-Gloderiob, Oct. 0th and
10th.
Tuchersmith-Seeforth, Oct. 9th and
10th.
Stanley -Bayfield, October 115th and
16th.
Morris Branch -Blyth, October llth
and 12th.
Ashfield -Dungannon, Thursday, Oot.
4th.
The ¶ESTEB}I FAIR
London,' Canada.
Ontario's gent Eihibition 1
Octikr ht tad, 3rd, 411 & 50,
1883. "
515,000.00 /N PRIZES
.Ref TO TIM WORLD!
rim a used eed In the ham
alma afternoon.
Electric Lights, Band Competitions. sed eth-
er sevelties ff6err the entertatnment and mew
meat of oar visitors.
Exhibitors will please address oommealea-
tloms to Jost B. sierra. Seecretary 14011011.Canada, for Prise Lista and asyt.eth14011011.er infor-
etion respired. which will be promptly at -
JOHN B. SMYTH. JOHN KENNEDY,
8eoretary President.
Sept. lit, MO. IIeg-1t
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SWISS SOAP
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Same as manufactured by the great
Economy Soap Company, of
ZURICH, SWITZERLAND,
whose tradeextends largely tbrougb-
ont England, France. Germany,
Anstria, Greece and Italy.
Manufactured In Canada only by
The Huron Soap Co'y
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Goderioh, Sept. 13, 180. IMO&•
Valuable Discovery
WHO CAN DOUBT THAT BOTH
for one's own comfort and the pleasure
of other -•a most tmportaat point la a well
preserved bead of hair-wben the seaiddry aettherish and
s y prematurely gray. go to your Druggist
and ask him for a bottle of
DOMINIOW
HAIR RESTORER
Made bI 8. TAPe00tT of Brantford. and
all
you wbe more than satisfied.
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
W. J. C. Neftel,
Druggist. ete., Agent for Godes lcb.
Sept- IDA. 1513. 1909-11ch
Canada's Great Fair!
T8Ei NATIONAL
POSITION
Of Llre Stock, Airriceltzral and Indeserial
Prodsct., Fee Arts sad bliss' Wait. Ste.. Ra
TORONTO,
Sept.11th to tend, 180
The Programme et Special Features and
Novelties will be tbe beg yet presented by
tits Associative.
Pyles Lista and Entry Perms cam be ebtala-
ed tram the Sem etartee of all Agrlowltael se-
oletlm and Meohankw' lsstttatew se
=deed be sent anywhere on applleatioa by p deMd
to the Secretary at Toromto.
Retries should be mods at oeos.
Cheap Rates and Excursions
on all Railways.
The Dila Talmo M Unit carte Clay of T.ewte-
WAIT FOR IT
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Waamger and O..ui aiw.
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Auctionsering.
TAMES BATLEti , LICENSED AUC-
TION ERR for the Csmaty of Hares, ha-
les en st
the list, ie now prepared attend
to all o ere for Auctlseoeeiag. Orders tat
4 Bailey Itutel, Uodertob. or seat b mail,
promptly attended la 1.
JV1IN KNOX, LICENSED AUC -
1 ,,.NiSEg ter the locals of Hums.
Wes .s..ended in all parts of the Ceuaty. Or-
ions len at Martin's Hotel or at this ease will
be promptly atteade4 to. 1!1715.
11W. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
. the wanly of Neon. Nares attended
la any pert et the County. Address order, to
Gederieh P. O. Irl
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BINC+HAM'S
GROVE
is the best
P=C
B/NGHAMR
adjoining the grove.
of choice lowers
Bouquets. oressessaaned
M. BINC+HAM.
G(sderieb, July
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place In Ooderich to hold
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NURSERY
will supply any quantity
at
a
twsonable rata
other Floral Ornaments
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NorthWeatTraaportation Company
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t; -2.-. rel '11e
The Cheapest, Moat Comfortable
and Pleasant Route
re ALL POINTS IN
TEE GREAT NORTH WEST
Is via the Steamers of the North West Trans-
portation Company, one of which will, weath.
upermitting, Leave Mamie Every Tuesday
i Friday Malt, on arrival of Grand Trun
reales, CALLI.rir: AT e:••RRICN the P01.
LOWING DAY. for Prince Arthur's Landing,
Duluth. and all points in Manitoba, Minnesota,
Dakota and the North Weer..
SPICOIdL.
The Steamer "MANITOBA" will leave t o te-
weather permitting, every ten .'.ars-- on
My! and Fridays. alternate trips, for
ardine, Southampton, Sault Ste. Marie.
Michipbotin, Pre Ninngoo, Silver Islet sod
Thunder Hay.
For further information as to rates, apply to
WM. LEE. Goderieh, or to
JAMES 11. BEATTY,
General Manager, Sarnia.
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June 7th,,,
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RHEUMATISM,
Sctatioa, Neuralgia,
Lame Back, Lumbago,
Contracted Joints,
Cramp in Muscles,
Sprains.
BEST HORSE LINIMENT.
Ire Large Paters 2yr. Each.
J.1. BRATLET, IOITREAL, P.Q.
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
ogres Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Rbeumatle
Goat, General Debility, Catarrh, and all
disorders caused by • thin and impoverished,
or eorrapted, condition of the blood; expelling
the blond -poisons frau the system, enriching
ami raaswsag the blood, sod restoring its vital-
Ising power.
During • long period of unparalleled useful -
AT
s.ful-
ATeas SARSAPARILLA has proven Iia
perfect adaptation to the euro of all diseases
originating In poor blood and a weakened vit•Nty.
1t is a highly eoaeeetraled extract of 8arsa-
partlla and other blood -purifying roots,
combined with Iodide of I'otasalsm and
/Pee. and Is the safest, most tellable, amt most
MaineuAeat blood-parlger and blood -food that
elan be used.
iaManmatery Rheumatism Cared.
"Avner* 8.t II LA has cured me of the
ia4mmMop Rheumatism, with which I have
suffered for man years. W. H. Moose."
Durham, la., march 2, lege.
" right years ago I had an attaei of Rhearn`
tames so sewn that 1 could not move from the bed,
or draw, without help. 1 tried several remedies
without moth if say relief, until I took Area's
Pa&saran/Li-a, by the use of two bottles of
whit 1 was completely npletely cured. 1 have not bees
tumbled with the Rheumatism place. clave sold
Iat e grant s«, of your $A all LA, sad It
.1111 mains its wonderful popularity. y. The many
sotable cures it W effected is this vlelnity col►
Thom nee that It M the beet blood medlelse emir
offered to the twbl{r. E. F. H titan."
Moot rel., naeklarnl, Mem., May 13, tart.
" feast Mareb 1 was sn weak from wry de-
bility that I mold sot wait .1110a hi elp. Fol-
lowing/ the advlee of a Meed, l crmmetteed taktwt
Arras 8tsatIAan I.t. and before 1 had seed
three bottles 1 felt Amar ea I ever did la my 111*.
I hare bees at wort now for ewe month.- asst
Hsieh your 8 LLA the greatest bleed
arwtieim in the weed. Janna 111Ar0Ana"
IM west Md St., New Yort, July MUM
Aviles KAMApAmnLLA .aM U.rotflr Md
sat eevwhtow. CesapWnM, Rryeipeles, 1b
sauna, RIn<werwr, El0Mhe., Serve, Reps,
Tessera. wed Reept/eae elf the MM. It elears
the blond e( all Imperltlsy.Na disunities, aims.
lame the •etlnn est the bowels, and thus r_m.., e
vttallty sad strreagtbeas the wbois spiesa
rtearArtrm tt1
DP. J. C. Ayer & Co., Law1, Mea.
tom by an mow pries Si. lilt bele, Mt
HEJHON COAL floor
Armee tegaj tothe . Gaal for tcoming arca.
tbe
Lowest I?ates Going
ssadlag 1a their orders now, and thus ea
th. dealer to wean tt whoa the rate of
fru t le low, and the price of coal is let lima
cheapest point. which it always is In the mid-
dle of 15. summer,
BL4CKSAfiTHS
Wanda. a simepelly, for sennitiIlrr and fall ase
a ald appy bite the middle of July, if pos-
sible.Orde s by mall carefully attended te,
Write or apply to
JOHN A. NAPTIC,
Hardware Merchant, Godadob,
June 11- tri lies-
WtL80 N'S
Proscriplioa_LkvgStm.
Wa 's+'ere^
V B a'a Y1 nay Cur.,
Hal Cataeel C,
illegalise Renewer,
CrowfootlWarneadles
Kbps New D4eoves7,
Fowler's Extract or Strawberry.
Try NLRVILIN1, the new Pala R.toedy-
trial betties. 10c
DIAMOND DYES,
-TH1L-
BEST IN THE WORLD.
100- PER-
TEE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Bargains in Prints !
SEE THEM- - A FINE LINE.
4SHTON'S GENUINE F✓4ST COLORS
AT AND 10 CENT8 PER YARD.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE, COR- KINGSTON STREET AND SQUARE.
Ooderich, July 11th, 1883.
BIG
DRESS GOODS SALE
THIS MONTH,
AT
J. C. DETLOR 00'8
THE WELLAND VALE MANUFACTURING CO.'s
HARVEST TOOLS
ARS EQUAL TO THE HEST IN THE `iARKa.T
f oIin A. Waite/ Has Them in Every Glass
May Fork. (len,'. riser, 10c., men's she, from 30c. and t.pwa'd. Marley and Straw Forks
Seythea (new pattern), and Smiths, Cradles and Cradle Se) 'Les, Harvest Mitts, etc. Machine
• 011, from 16c. up to 31.00 a gal. 1 t you want
PERFECTLY PURE WEITE LEAD1
JOHN A. NAFTEL bas 1t, guaranteed so by the makers tinder a forfeit of (,250 for each ounce
rf adulteration found 1n 1t. 1f you want a paint, mixed end tin•.,d, ready for lmmedlate use
JOHN A. NAFTEL bas it, the beet in the market.
C UTTAPERCHA PA-iNT,
warranted to contain nothing but Pure White Lead and 011 combined with Gettapercha and
Oxide of Zinc. tarAll for sale at
JOHN A. NAFTEL'S Cheap Hera are Emborium.
Goderich. July 19, 1953,
The Chicago House,
IS THE H;:AD QUARTER. (IF FASHION FOC
NEW MILLINERY OF ALL KINDS.
A cheap !Inc in Tr!myeed Hats n Specialty. .k first Claes ,
Dress Making Establishment 1
..I o reedier on in connectioi with tFe 3ItIlinery llepartmen?. ;t ,:.11 /•,melted.
A. J. WILKINSON.
F3 0 M ,'I A NUFAC'TITIR. Tr,
p EtLO 0 13
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NORTH -STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE, CDERICH,
-TWILL FURNISH OR MAKE UPI -
Gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles ab Lowest Prices.
40 TEAM FaPERIEt;CE. CCTTIsei A %PECSAETY. PERFECT FIT 161 ARASYFEa.
•RDERa PR•Mrrut ATTE11UED TO. sfrTE THE ADDRESS 1
PHILO NOBLE, NORTH-BTREET,-GADERIC''H.
SEEDS! SEEDS.
.1' T I -I EI M2112:3I0gL HALL
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ANi) VARIED STOCK Or
FRESH GARDEN, FIELD, AN I) FLOWER SEEDS
from once( the most Reliable Seed Warehouses in the 1"..e...Iaun.
FOR SALE: BOTH IN BULK do IN PACKAGES
P. JORDBN, Chemist an Druggist,
M DZOAL HALL. t3ODJERICi3.
23 ZI+ZO, N=3 -1--33:30R I
Where are yeti coming from with that arm fun of geode 1
Wby,4 hare Ills heen to
R_ E'ROTTS>FOOT a,
Tte Cheapest cad Most Reliable Mere In Iowa. Why, you aa. get
GOOD TE.? FROJIf 10e. TO 80e. PER POUND.
HIS SUGARS AND FRUITS CANNOT BE BEAT.
1111184un And Oh, my 1.1f you only could sea the
Bargain® in Faotorie. and Flannel..
w feetevorythng nue waste is lee line la elate, and he err that 1 ems get any where .lee,