The Huron Signal, 1886-9-3, Page 8New I
LITHRART RISVIaW.
Nor*Owl as ibe E.IIsr'.
'Sabha.
.reqs HURON 'SIGN AL, FRIDAY. '. & Me.
Vete tosser Ikeda Destees. 111124,11.
At the meeting of the County Board R Mo(ir..tot has rps
retol to Dulatb
of EVAIIlt.ers, held Saturday, IM ltllk Illlr, Dower, ..1 IUinoi& wee hen on •
1611ti, the • following were visit to his brother, T. J. Dales, last
passedweek.
IluaNln•t us Guam► A Ouidc Huck twee That the candidates who failed at the ♦. Yuan[ is putting up •nes
minimsuto.ssatwa fur iete•diae settlers: fesatotial exsmivaUun 111 10tl3 b. re -
with Illwtratloas. lit'•witA strop. published
is the
This is a valuab►a work of Ifo trgee, paired to attend the whole Model School trade.
published by the Dominion of Canada, fret" of 1886.
for the benefit of intending settlers and That the percentage required to obtain
others eco would wish to have • Com- • eettificate be the same as In 113+3.5, viz
prehewive work dwlueg with ties Do- 40 on each subject, pnd 644 of the ag-
ututi.on. The following subjeeta are taken grvKate.
up and Maculated . Emigration ; Donne- That the pncttont work of thecandidates
tug (acts and tigers* ; public works ; pro- be examined by the Inspectors, and that
duction; picturesque and spurting atter they detote three days to each Model
Dona ; the province, of the Dusaioioa ; Sch.'''.
the Northwest tort -Aeries ; advice to in- That the Secretary notify the Board
teuding emigrauts, The work is pro- of Trusters of each Model School, that
tueely illustrated, and lite latter press a the subjects of l eii drill and cahathen-
go ics should be taken up in the Model
;eh•tols, and that papers on thew sub -
ft
ORr►T FAut : by the Isdustrtal esu will be submitted to the c+r:didrtee
ExWbdion As ociauo• of i'oreaut, 1
The above volume has been published at the final exwnnnahun
and placed in circulation by the manage- That for practical drawing, bo'o'ks four
went of tae Industrial Fair, and gives and five be aotapleted and certified by
ail information to uitendina exhibitors. the Principal of each Model School as
The list of premiums and the rules and being the work of the candidate.
re4ulatiousare printed in full. Copies That .1. It Driller, Eat., I,P.S ,having
can be secured nn application to H. J res. 'ivied his position .ud rwueild from
Hill, manager of Industrial For.
his county since the last meeting of the
Board, thus severing his membership
E ii.it LITeRATI RE tort nlrerMly and rte
p.rtmeatal Examinations. \\'arwi.•it •C with it, we, his late colleagues, take this
riots. Tomato: price 23•••• uap,rtuuity of bearing te.tunony to the
We hare received from the publishers industry, Intelligence and etbcieucy
a copy of the ahn o work, and believe which always characterized bon auntie little, the evening's antoaentent ass jos-
that 1h f ears in which lie was a no fug fr .R► beginninit to end He will A Good No. 7 Envelope at
black -
lite
ana+oD-
Mies C. Ione, u1 Stratford, sib., has
returned (rout a vent to London, visited
friends here last week.
Miss Marion Cass, of Hunsall, is the
guest of friends here.
Miss Maggie McPhail, of Poi on a
Hill, organist of Bethany church, au
visiting friends here last week.
FAtaw[LL PARTY -A number of the
old friends of Joseph McDonald, prior
to his leaving, getbered at the ressdeuce
of Mrs. Allen for social chat tend talk
about old sch.aol days at No. 6. The
Muskoka songs by one of our lural vocal-
ists duo. forth much merriment. Our i
home talent was ably awtale* by Miss
Maggie McPhail, .•f l'ortrt'. Hill, *hoer
p1511) w esongs
well and selecJ..B on the Business Envelopes
puna were well received. J. Buchanan,
of ltidgewoor_' tarns, snug several emits
of old Scotia in • hearty manner Dane-
ing, in the spaciuus farm kitchen, was Whi.:b we will despiser of at the following
liviey and merry. Though the good-
byes to the fair seg. saddened Joseph a
, tense just r.-. en ea a large stock of
a. 2E -
OF GOOD QUALITY.
LOW PRICES:
.bat • want will b•► wp,p to . t coni- t e fourteen y
prises Th08'18011'4% "ieasous . and South member of it, aid in parting with hits geom. his duties az Alpena, Mich., thie
try's "Life of Nelson," fl:e teat of was express the sincere. hope that in the polo
80c. per M, or 2c. a p'k ge
'•Tb,t *twos,"
is reprinted front the sew profession which he has adapted he
--T- ed.tiun of 1.4b, the last putii.hcd III the
author's lifetime. In punctuation, use di.
of capitals, and other pccultanttes, lite inerlt.
poet's own practice bas been strictly Cul
lowed, end, with few exceptions, only itis
1
meet with that success which hie" PaTalitOant.
A Good Nee g plus!. at
u:e and perseverance to amply
Mrs. Leousn, cf Detroit, ere Miss'S1.10 per M, or 3c. afrit.
Jenny D 11, isspending s few weeks with I .t „.,ed No. : F:uvdopi• at
LOOCUX . the old folks at home.
of we appended. e A number of our boys took in Fore- 8 1.25 per M, or 4c. a pk
Inst three chapters of the ''Life of Nel Peter Stewart and J. McManus visited paugh's world renowned exhibition in
the
.nig ii y ones lash airsW Burke and two children, of M. Qut.id, of London, is at present
the basis ..f exorcism Ia English comp,-
Litton a summary of the previous purl Nr cud Dlrs. J. 11ieIIa u t Dltss Jennie Brooks has returned frau
1
own notes have beenTh
▪ being the1 ,� as Buffalo last week
Albion N Y are visiting her parents, visiting her sister, Mrs. 3, Ln C'ark.
Clinton nn Monday last. I -t Goo.. No. 7 Ent chew Si
of tl.e biography Is given In older that n ..
the student ins, root the text intelli- Mrs. Reid, of Goderich, awl her her two weeki visit, booing haze and
gently. This little volume will prove a nephew, J. Reid, of the G.V. R , Ha.n hearty.
cheap and useful aid to student& dt.in, visited friends here last week. The Ashfield circuit purpose h:d.tinp
Tse LinkAlty MAGAZINE : Publi,hhl by Jim. Th. Lord's Supper was dispensed at their annual S. S convention here on
B. Aldcia 34 Pearl strict New York : the Puebyterian church Here on Sunday the 15th of October.
The magazine for AuFnut presents a , by Ree. Dr. l're. At..tut thirty Pers ns Will DAvis had the foist trtune to fall
tine bill of fare, compnsitg, amongst p.rtook. Several new members took
other valuable„ pipers, three c ontriba- ' part for the first time.
•
time by Witli-aur 1i-.I...n- Rant, <nt thio- -- - --
"Pre-Raphaelite Boothe/hood ;" an ex- - Bln -'
collect article on "The Growth of thnught it unnecessary to hare a M. P.
P elation " b Prof Richard Mao ' Mr Reedln hat been petting a new Rev. Mr. Shaw, English church min -
from a scaffold, • distance of 16 feet,
while employed on the new church. and,
had his ankle sprained. Harinv tit h s
possession a bottle of rVtzird Cit, 1.e
South ; "Juiin. Bull to Hoer. Bigloie '• roof on his barn. This shows the people ister, Lucknow, has conducted divine -AT -
from the &z*sarJity Review ; "The Case round here are expecting a bountiful services s-ery acceptably in the school (,
of Galileo," by J. Murphy, C. C.; l tweet• house for some time past. He is • young ItTHE SIGNAL"
"Claimantsto Royally," from florets • Geo Priam,of F O and a capital man, very earnest in the work, and , f 111
beta Journal
clam," by Wm Archer ; "The Eouomie the end of his finger off the other even- mark in the world yet.
Crisis and its Causes," by Emile de ing, while at plsy. George says it cams A well known dctnini* and bricklayer
Laveleye ; "Heredity_ in health and as near as he wanted it. I started off on Monday mourning . f last
Disease." by Henry audsley ; "Boys' A traction engine, manufactured by week with the full intention of breaking
Blunders," from (h'rohil/ ; "Goethe and in a two year old colt to drive single. We
John Abel r Co., Toronto was put un' will not attempt to describe the inimtt- -
a World Literature," Max Muller ; board the can on Monday.;"
"Parables ,•' by Flan Thwaites ; and able performance which took plat, , but
other excellent reading. The sidewalks of the village have been I a few minutes after the start was made,
repaired. Nobody will be mad over it. III 1 the horsemen were seen minus hats and
Permit .U. ('rasrRE : first Book of Etter. lien
in Intl Caliatheciesaud Gymnatigs, b1 E. - The new Forrester' hall has been l coats and some other valuable apparel
11. Houghton. (Tice sac.; H arwick k eon.. painted. It makes • great improvement 1 running at an unprecedented rate aft. r
Toronto. t., the building, and stakes tt look true the frightened colt, which had only goy e
This is a work specially d.••i¢ned for like the other large buildings about it. on • few miles before to tell the tal.
the use of colleges, collegiate institutes, Miss Anna Brooks, of Brussels, i► vis- Some things were broke, but the ads was
vale schools, public, stic ass
and psi- not, and the buggy is undergoing thor-
nschools
...h band gymnastic ass ci•twi . fling friends here. ough repair at present in Lucknow.
It is, authorized by the Minister ed Ede Rev, J. S. Cook returned this week -
81.75 per M, or 5c. a pk.
FI1N. TAILORING !
GRAND TRIUMPH I
Although this has been w year of itrike•and sonseral
basialis. depression. 1 starerd meth a Meooss sea have •
heel* IwutingR c\'er some. I've Incl kart to pct 0001) =
to ..eeel.ih., 1 am tn..Lr Ttht`g.that`p.o'tiins to
PINE TAILORING. I heir -
Style, Quality, Variety and Price.
They're MMI herr. slidin A.w) that you it and
, I
B. MacCormac.
Ooderieh. July 23rd. Ir?1.
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NITURE.
AM SELLING HOOD rt, NITI'iiI: 1.4tv1•:I1 THAN ANY U111).R FCRXITCRII
MAN IN TOWN.
YOU toile goo-% MONEY BY CALLING ON MF:. AXI)
You Are Sure to Got Suited ill Price & Quality
Ball J- (halter Monson!, at Rants rate u
for "Ch./titian.' Luta
The roe t:utelopcs are all of First -Claes Q.41-
iry, and are suitably. for Banken, Lawyers
and I)wiu.as \Ica.
SOTlas it no job lm• got up. cheaply for the
oceas:on, but a moiler line of E nvelopee.
man'.**, tutrd by our of the best firms
Cee:.da
:Call and See Them
Io tial "The Science of Criti base-ballist cams pretty nest knoc•kinq rare abi�ity, and wi'I doubtless make his
cation for (►ut:.no. It deals with drill, looking hale and hearty. He preached
calisthenics and gymnastics for girls and twice in Bluevale.
boys, anInc d description, of the exer- Mrs Skanlin wife of Rev. J li
Skannt
A SERIES OF LECTURES
rises are greatly assists.' by the Illustra- of near Niagara, returned home on Fri- ba HALL UVEERItRIULFBib:teal Tru by it
tions -if special itious which sccom- day, aocompabied by her sister. Miss B. �._ -‘77- FF,ARa
piny the teat. It is purely a practical Smith: Mrs Skanlin has for some time of London.
elementary text book, embracing- nearly been visiting under the parental roof.
all the elementary exercises required to Our villagers on Sunday had the op tet t ectnre-Qundsy Evening. at 7 o'clock
make physical education efficient, in portunity of seeing it raining just out- Subject : The First Resurrection,
tereating and popular. It has our bear- aide the limits, but in town all was sun- _ .hid beetoreT a hese F:\ -groin{•, et loot-ltpeat
subject : TDe .yeoraurth keret
the
ty co,nmendation. shine. Yro het Daniel
Canadian Methodist Mae.r;ne for September.
The D.hatin* Society of file bounds tSectnrr-Cburwday Evening. Subject :
1888. Price 42 a year : $1 for six months :911 ' boundary The Milleoium.
grata per number. For sale at all bunk- lute Morris and Turnberry held an open (th Lecture--' unday F.rening• Sept. 12th. at
stores, meeting on Wednesday, 25th alt_ Th. half post 7. Pubjert - The $re Throne
g tion, Ead of the World. H htie Tbrooe Jude-
This number contains four admirably leading feature was the debate on the meet. sew Ilearew and New Earth. God All
illustrated articles. The second of the two great generals, Napoleon and in All_
FREE: NO ('Ol.l.tt('TION
aeries on "India ; its cities, its places, W'eh:ngton. A ♦ole was taker, COMI ONE! COME: AL.L:'
•
its people," hu • wealth of high class and resulted in the decision of the RitlNtl YOUR BIBLES ALL.:'
engravings of the unfamiliar scenes of chairman, Mr Peter Fowler, ir., Napol•
that great dependency of the Empire. eon, being the but general,
''In the German Fatherland, is also co- The work on the new raaway bridge
piously illustrated with pen and pencil. wag suspended all last week on account
"The i Seven Churches of Asia" gives of no stone. Work was resumed on
engravings of each of throe seven famous Monday Is it.
cities in which they were planted -a very The "Clyde House - is being torn to
timely article, a this subject is bring
brought prominently under the study of pieces'
the Sunday Schools of Christendom. A social is announced, ender the sur
Rev. S. 1'. Rose contributes a graphic paces of the W.F.M.S. of the Presbyter -
study of "Elizabeth Fry and i'rison Re- tan church, Bluevale. It is expected to
form," with portrait and other sketches. come off early io September.
Dr. Ebycontribute+ a stirring paper on
"The issionary Crisis in Japan,- a
subject of special importance at the pr•es-
eat juncture. The Rev.O. Webber con-
tributes also an excellent life -study of
the late Archbishop Tait, Primate of all
England -e very noteworthy figure M
the religious life of the Empire. In
"Jan V.dder's Wife'• the interest never
for a moment flags. The reprint article
is one of profound interest by the Rev,
Dr. Dellinger, President of Webleyan
College, Rhef3ield, on "The Origin of the
Universe." The editor discusses "Evan
Reliant,- one of the great questions of
the day ; "The (;eneral l'•,nference,"
"Japan," "Rummer Vacations," etc.
ioam111sr.
The county bridle is completed, and
gives overleaf* of being • good job.
Mrs Rumhan and ber .on George have
returned to their home in Harrow, after
a ,nit among fncnds here.
Mrs Jessie Gledhill has returned from
Manitoba, where ahm was visiting her
daughter, Sirs A. It potter She brought
home with her an Elk's horn, measur
itsg about 6 feet in length, which Mr.
Potter found on the prairie.
fin Aline Stevens and master Lewis
I4W,.na, who have been at the Sault foe
some months for the ben.tit of the
latter's health, have returned, acco•m
ponied by Mn Campaign.
A musteal and literary entertainment
in .id of the church improvement fund
will be he'd in the Methodist church
here ea Friday, Rept. 10th. A choice
ha• been prepared and print-
ed, and refreshments will also be previa-
,
ria. The admission is only 20c., and
IOe. fax children.
Port Albert.
Miss Nellie McDonald, of Dunlop, is
visiting at Jae Malsffy'e.
Jas Mahaffy has a man and team de-
livering apple barrels through the soan-
try.
Will Hawkins, and Will Sinal., of
Port Frank, visited their friend. herr
un Sunday last.
J. Stevenson on Friday last threshed
on the farm of Mrs ') C msec, this oil
lags, two hundred and forty-five bushnla
of fall wheat, the produce of soot n acre,.
Also for O. Hawkins 2441 bushels of
peas, the proddss of five acres. How
many can beat this ? Don't all speak a'
once.
The revolving lights of point au
{torques and timid Beach, on the other
side of the lake, have been plainly dis-
cernible here several times this season.
This is considered 1.y seafaring men as
somewhat phenomenal, as the distance'
it over ;0 miles, while the usual ds -
lance a light can be seen is Only about
20 tniles.
tine new bridge is at last passable for
pedestrians, but not for wagons. The
approaches are not yet complete. The
traveling community of this neighbor-
hood will hail with i.y the completion of
this-Ontraot. The,manner in which we
have leen •,hliged tr climb hills, walk on
the mill dam, or any other available
means in order to roash the atnres and
post office for the last nix weeks, has not
been at all pleasant.
Th. taking down of the f.nee serosa
the main road within a few feet of the
bridge, was, last week, almost the canes
of a serious ace'dent. Two gent:emen,
inte►esl.d we behave in the insuranee
Lan. Hardy, the bridge (invite -actor, b.atn. a, drove as far u the approach to
haw purehas.d a fa:.n near the village for the brides. Fut the horse refused to go
4,11x). and is likely 10 tak• up his resit any further On investigation they
donee awtontet ns. He is a pr.greesi•e f .end to their horror, that there was no
grafi, .ed wield he • reliable addtiow leidgr, Help arrived slid sonr.yed
ea ear pspsMti•s.
them Uhl M t but.L
t►TICE TO CREDITORS.
is • the mattes of JOHN W. GRAHAM, of 11 e
Township of East Ashfield, in the County
of Huron. Yeoman, an Insol\'ent.
The above named J,H. It . On to tsl has
made an assignment to me in pursuance of k
Vie . ('lap. N. Ontario. and amending act..
in trust, for the benefit of his creditors(
A meeting of the Creditors of the said
JOHN W. (;RAN AV will be held at no ono,.
in the Court House, In the Tuwn of Oodertch.
on TURFMAN. -
the Serr,.th lhry of September, A. it 1.'(`'C..
at the hour of 1! o'clo.k noon. for the pur-
pose of appointing Inspectors. and of roe
directions for the disposal of the estate.
editing are reviewed tie ale their r
again" the said estate. verified by alfdav
BAGS
vl e • before th lite.1 of each meeting, as l► ttOlattliT --
vlded by the said Ort.
' Sheriff of Rums.
-Aasirttee.
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I TREAsURER'9 RALE OF LANDS FOR
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W L " PRet-t.er Or GET CAM. t By virtue of a war-
s Tow. OF OouviteR, -rant under the hand
SUM
LOOK OCT FOR TIIE NEW ADVERTISEMENT NEXT WEEK.
Tr. WIT " i of the Mayor of the
Town of U.derich. and the seal of for said
. , Corpnratlow, bearing date the Twenty -meth
day of Jull. A.1►, 1888. to nee dprertet com-
manding me to levy upon the lands in the fot-
lowintr fist for arrears of taxes, due thereon.
notice is hereby given, that unless the said
taxes, together with all costs, are 'wooer paid.
(zi 1 shall proceed to sell the said lands b I'obllc
tta Auction. or ae touch thereof as may be *MI5
cleat for Ike payment of the Tates and Costs
V thereon. at the TOWN HALL. in the said
TOWN OF OODEit11'H, on TUESDAY. tM
TW ENTT-THIIII day of NOV EMBKII, INC
at the hour of TWO o'clock p.m.
Raj gum for ftrareff- •
COTTON
$2.25 & $2.50 Doz
IINERAb WATERS! GRANULATED SUGAR!
SODA WATER. SELTZEI:'v .tTF:tt.
i I(HY tVA71F:It,
SPARKLING VESTA
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GINGER ALK.
prices *the ease of 2 dozen bottle*:
Ginger Al. amt *oda Water..... 1:10 per rate
tietta.r and s eats.... ........... 5 '
'Vichy H'ater..
Thew go el• leer admltt A11 this leo of "Pelf
kind in anada and are highly r".nnmen,',.• ,
by moodiest teen fur their p'irny and eine:
lance,
TIIR SPA RKLPN't; V) PTA
it a moored mineral water ?mete the Wanks
'hs spring. Wisconsin, charged and bottled
by the company.
The following analysis .bows the quantity
of solid IVa•ter in a wine Fallon :
('hloride of *od;um i.. _0.279
sulphate. e,•►7
Rt-('arbonate of Reda , 1 710
141 t cantonal. of Lime 161
111 ('L bonate of Il mantel• tel
Silica. 1.054
This Water cnr.. Dropsy. Hrsv.l. Dlalete•,
Dyspepsia. J.nndice. Bright** 1Hmrws* of the
Kidneys and Liver. and all Instates of the
Bladder and 1'rinary Organ..
1t 1. the Mit Water for deity use U a1 there
is in the world. Is entirely free from Lumpur.
matter . will keep pure and .wart lis as) cli-
mate . there being nothing in it to (It -compeer
r
or be aITer'r 1 h, warm weather.
Kerry Barrel I. rertifird to by .he Arent of
(', t 4 W. R'R at tvmuke hs. W b.. before
shipment.
Thew goals can he obtained only of
GEO. B. COX,
Rrit.h Kteh.ar. 11.1.1, Ood.eleb.
Awe. 191h, INC 341 -
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Jat is Tea. rilelrl'�R b_ ".(:e i)-., & 40e. 1h.
C. CRABB.
, Oodefirb, Aur. 38th. toe. 10422,
Persons wishing RRnod ,-nrd wood at 'below.
.w tan have the sass. so lied
W. L. PORTON,
es leaving( t '.ha a ih. •t prompt's lag Troosw/M iferanV (fedrrlr►.
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GEO. OLD'S STORE.
Our anent will rill al the ane, daily for BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS
orders. Also on hand. a lot of cheap wood LETTER HEAD.1S AND
such as 'hurt .lays. wining*, et.. Alt the
weedeon be h nght at the mill r delivered. ENVELOPES
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SAUNDERS
VARIETY STORE.
A Fresh Steck of
Preserving Kettles
Fruit Jars,
Coal Oil Stoves,
And I'her Peasoaabte Goods.
The Cheapest House
UNDER THE SUN.
West -.t. , next aloor to the Peet Qake.
(ied.►1c0. Jets slat. 1100.
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