The Signal, 1892-7-7, Page 5•
THE SIGN AL : GODERWH, ONT., THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1898.
THE
;ANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
frifiefthatelte
HEAD OFFiCE. TORONTO.
(PA. SP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS •O.O••rMR
000roolo.
•1.
a II. WM.KtR, QwrtAL ytriolut
OODERICH BRANCH.
I fswum. SAMKu a Uu stab Timitha0Tift. Foams • NOTES DISnouNTED.
TI NIStltW PAYAaLL AT AL, POINTS IN CAMAOA. ANO Tilt PRINCIPAL
wits IN TNg UNITED •TAT1r, GMAT FRANCS. BtRMUOA, as
•AMINSS SARK KHARTNtST.
a/p•tT• OF 51.00 AND UPWARDS NICIIV.O. AND othemeNT RATta or INTI S$T
,ot1O tNTEwa$T AOOSO TO TMs. PSMMOMAL AT Ma SND Or may AMD
eget.SR IN SOON TRAIL
g�orlal ♦itewti.N ghee le tfia OokwoUNn of-omse.vw,ct tsaa•r,
d trj. nta.w' 1s.I.. Moth. R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
THE TOWN OF CLINTON.
reiweinss t■ the ••nett" Oaring the
Yam Mara.
• our os 0 correspond-mt.
Ir i;hr .r, I think that 1 win somewhat
Y m. I,wlget teie week. giving y
ui ('lotus more, Windham' items. We
. c her• the other day, via., the 1st,
Olen took in all the wooderfal sights,
drank in the joys thereof. Wal, in
lir. Iliac.. we were one of • vast multi•
,, tar Foroeters specially corning forth
webers Leinon. Their Starch through
,em ai our o'clock was the largest over
to Winch/km, it reaching up to the
dr I..gth of the front street aad of
We m such • vathering there wen •
,b„ of g,.,,1 speakers bad loyal U. O.'1r.
cresta itut then were lots of other
igs 1„ ser end hear besides Foresters'
r, -he,- porta of all kinds, three ex -
eat hands discoursing minis throughout
dei sal everywhere visible ors maid
pleasant faces and dear " Auld Lame
13ul. alas. there -ma saoahwe fab
rev noticed is Windham' that w.. not
Orman'. to behold, there were do nosy
all ages, 'talkies around with bandaged
ks and ears. % e asked the .baso d all
display et seeming sed the mower
sumps, noi'pi, every me has
the mumps. There are some tower is
stern Ontario where we wield set wee-
d Nie purple did get the inuespe, bet is
e gbate's busy -go abed- W
tk that people there have no caw to get
■ is the mumps. No empty beaus
ee; no shut -op factories ; wort for on
Sistorfrics
®.N $ 7OVS
tL? ret`.l:d andr'cnIts when
Tapnf Fip is taken; itis pleasant
r(f-elnro to the taste and acts
tilt" `e,1- ,r.-►ptly on the�.idneye,
:Tei ..:;1 L wets. cical:ses the sys-
z e::ecAL:11y, di?pel3 colds, head -
hes, and kr. :s a_ 2cuzs habitual
at:ii.:tic-t..Syn.. cf Figs is the
1r •.1r:� .{ c f its I:1nd ever pro -
1. 1, plcx:lre +o the taste and ac -
p!.:' Id• to the ttorlscb, prompt in
lscti••i and truly beneficial in its
mow, ;•*c•pa:c.'_ 0c1yy from the most
Ski _..3 at-rocabtc substances, its
any : 1 :io :it cluallticte mtnendit
it the most
...-rti '•'Y l::"' .
( 4 -1• 3.1.!e in 750
AI", • ' . t. . ,. k druggists.
` u he may not
... ' t•. ...:iii >sri'1 procure it
: :ip on w wishes
try it. 34•a:llif°.tcturc0 cdy by the
Ci .!FPR ::A FIG SYRUP CO.
t
SL.1 lana. c:!t'o, CAL-
= .
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te. A. VI" AotwT AT GODES:CU.
arra
NSTWO1RY
ABOUT
The Washing
pT1
UNLI6H
SOAP=
who will wast; clad rush, push ando from
Monday swain until Saturday Digit.
We wooed ie Wiogham also Maier
thing that Rave us pain on Friday last, viz.,
bow very ill in body was the genial editor
of The %'Ingham Times. The P. H. C. R.
of the C. O. F., ex mayor Mcluduo, .[rove
him down to the station on the morning
ma.t ossd, lint be was unable to be at the
dsesonstratkou in the afternoon of the above
day. Mr. Kniou has been long ill, and it
will not oily give the brethren in the craft
great pleasure to know of his speedy re-
storation to health but the whole community
at large. Again. Bob Cwoyn who doss
sot k'ow Rob Corayn who ever lived is
Wi gram' who is • champion bicyclist
and a great sport, had his arm in • .ling
sad • foo' covered with bruises, jest ea
though he had recently returned from the
wars. Upon 'squiring be informed us that
a loose tire upon his acetal steed had re-
sulted thus unfavorablyfor him. But Hob
will live through it aland sever m die.
Hat one thing more greatly neared our
pl.asars on Friday last, and that was • visit
to our mush respected friend, Alan. Mitch.
.11. who is lying at tie very point of death,
bad ere this reaches your office he may poo
sibly have entered into that city from
whines none returned". Although sweaty.
Saw mom old. • few mantra ago be was •
rubel, strong, hale moo, sod now M is a
He was first taken with
and apparently recovered
t�sat, tet it left I alined that from
1haTi
now dying. His wife is the
O asts sa F.ngland's Queen, bat, as you
wasklIMagine. her last birthday was not
add♦rated by her with .lemoustratioo of
the way. Mr. Chapeaus (yon know
him, for Ise Cannot do without TNC SIGNAL)
was driving routed in • heantiful doe cart :
we noticed an unusual lig stools upon
ghis al -
epos
uiring
wage
that kadt bee, moomother yousittauga-
ter promoted to him epos the .lay previews,
sow his 6wiiy deadness two girls and one
hay, ti s.4...o nae you weeder at him look-
ing se wederossly happy ' For bleed is
rano who has his quiver full of them, lc.
Nowwe would not write you this item of
Wisitant sews, but your Wiagham scribe
has been sick for the past few week., bad,
although better, he will not yet give items
of interest soocerning this wonderful met-
ropolis, the Maitland City.
By the way, you may this day (Thuds -
day) aspect to see half of Clinton so your
town, ea, weather permitting, 1)ntario-st
Methodist, Ispisoopaliaos, Presbyterians
and Baptiste will unite in hovut • big pic-
nic in Huron's county town.
/b Sueday bat Rev. S1r. Galloway, who,
for the past twelve months has Ices minis-
tering to the sptndual wants of the people
in Ontario-st. Alcthodret chervil, preached
his farewell sermon. The Methodist min-
ister from Seaforth will lie his successor.
Mev peace and harmony ever prevail and
souls be converted from the error of their
ways.
Now, )Jr. Editor, it is not our intention
to close this budget without givibg a few
items concerning Huron's Hub. Owe very
interesting event took place on Monday Inst
which greatly conceruel a Stapleton you.
lady. It waa the marriage of Mies May
It wilt save you mach trouble
1t will bring you comfort and ease
it will save your cloths and hands
h does not numbs washing powders
it will wash in saber bard or soft
water
It cannot injure the most delicate
akin or fabric
its purity PIM emillense hem gime
It t►e largest salt fa Oa world
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, • 12,00o,000.
REST, - - - E,000,000.
Boots and Shoes.
Having received an offer for 1n business en block, if the stock
jis rc.luced to a certain amount I have decided a clearing reale.
Stock amounts W over tt7,000 worth of Boots and Shoes, bought for Spot
Cash frau the loading makers of the Dominion, and are all
to be sold at leas than (bat.
Now, if you want Boot. or Shoes, reuseaber chi.. op irtuuity.
No roasonable offer refused ea the stock must be reduced ono -
half iwuse dtately.
JOHNSTON CAREY,
ON THE
trODICIIICH-
PRVFESJOft DORENVIENO'S VISIT.
Prof. Dorr•tiwend takes pleasure in announcing to his
many patrons and the public generally that be will visit
GODERiCH. AT THE BRITISH EXCHANGE
HOTEL( )N THURSDAY, JULY 14TH.
His Stock comprises every imaginable form of Hair
Goods, Coverings, Wigs, Toupees, Bangs, Switches,
Etc., and are of the latent design, specially manufac-
tured for this season's trade. As this will be Prof.
IVs only visit to Goderich this season, ladies and
gentlemen requiring 6ret.;laas goods should not miss the
opportunity.
Remember at The
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Thursday, July I4th.
MID E..iIsn tri nrTrzT Exw.. -Sen. IV.
-Edi Jotastooe, 591 ; Rob Lane, 606.
Jun. IV. ---Tom Ford, 588 ; !she Lase,
539 ; Robe Courtney, 525 : Lill Saki -
win, 118. Sea In --Emma Johuateas,
656; Bert Baldwin, 479 ; Tom leas, 477 ;
Geo. lane, 461 ; Chea McLain, 201. Jan.
IIL-
Ed. Johnstone, 533: Will Ford, 467 ;
Jas. Sennet, 459 ; Ted Orilla, 461 ; Pat
Hogan, 430: Kob Nelson, 374. II. -Frank
Hoot(, 422; Cab Griffin, 401 ; Lawrie Wal-
lace, 381 ; 11. F. Johnstone, 337 ; George
F.:rrish, 335 ; Tom Wallace, 286 ; Will
Sewet, 273 ; Will Hogan, 268: Fred
Holmes, 257 ; Sara Taylor, 223 ; Will
i ranoao, 207 ; As■ Ford, 206. Sen. [I. pt.
John Johnstone. 272 ; Jake Johnetrroe, 162
Jtu,. 11. pt. - --Edi Scott, 138; Sadie Griffin,
134 ; Kate Taylor, 55 ; John Wallace, 40.
DUNLOP.
From nor owe conwat.oudeat.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mnalouald, of De-
troit,were the guests of the former's parent"
this .week.
Wrcu Hi. Forrtit SC11001-tt►Tri. Mes-
ter Wm. MacAllister, of Belfast, was down
i for • few days seeing hu old playmates of
No. 9, Dunlop, last week, and met from al!
• pleasant welcome, esprit -May from the
name fair juveniles of the burg who have
mot forgotten Willie.
The school clased its half yearly term of
1892 for the holidays. We regret that its
teacher, Miss Watsoa, has resigned her
poet owing; to her taking • higher course of
study is Toronto at the \urinal school. As
Fords, second daugbtsr o John Faedes, • teacher she ham tri, en general satisfaction
who has lived in the village of Sapletm to to iota scholars, combining pains -
over twenty years. Out of • family of teatablssgg with firmness for order, and her un -
this u the first bind to leave the parental looked -for resignation is deeply regretted in
she is. The one o
(test, and • very ptof her .bane s isewarttj yogis • G. lady ourschool section.
Itymood, of Flint. Mich.• who r M
• ed- Hymen folds *gain and now counts in its
ware clerk in a large esubllibmest d that vast ntunhen • forgoer resident of our burg
city• bad tbithwr will the oestriemho ; in John MacAllister, now of (Tsitaign. Four
up their future bowie amidsttie best wishes egolarge circle of relatives and
of • multitude of Primed'. I1 tis omni he is witnessed John's first wedding here,
g(o.o�dd . t Hs te the bride that the .un which all present heartily enjoyed. Two
aifsas sporher life hewwwkw t win be yes i.tar Pts memories were saddened by
see of the sunniest lives upon record. So N. unexpected death of his partner, after •
tante it be. severe Mameof ten days, deeply regretted
It you are • loyal Orangeman, Mr. Editor, by all who knew her. On the 23rd of the
Bayfield will be the spot to go an the .
glorious 12th, and to Hayfield many will ge x
from this town. All our h:eryme i will
seed down their band wagons and take r
who am anxious thither to go, for the Sanwa
BAH of fifty cents. As our eyes begin to
get tired of writing, and our body ready for
the sweat sleep of the toiler we will now
say adieu until another weed.
stat : •a Sesser to res tree., tlielnn
Era atntrmego pstAltt
LANES -
From our own verrespondeat.
The whoops of children nn Thursday
evening announced, •• Holidays. '
Our teacher and others airmailed Mr.
Ha bou's examination, Pareaoamt.
J. Ferrite revived std associations by
having • loggi.g lee Tbwriay last.
Mr. Pagan is bringing furniture from
Goderich for his new hoses and intends
moving into it soon.
Mies Maggie McLean, Mies Tilly Lase
bad Win O'Laughlin attended the minae•
esawsisatios this week.
The pstr eus as this Has drew the last sale
�f ease s frees the EIlt.oao.s.iius lector+, to
lfpley Wesiasatiad, 9ott al\
Ocarin . *Wail kali, nee piano and •
wedding .t Guy Raoll divided laasits
who celebrated -the birthday .f our Dom -
Mies.
J. Franklin Johnetose, who has been
teaehiwg star the " Soo " daring the Met
six wteslts, hat returned home 10 enjoy hi•
holidays
The people ed Mit visi.Wy reared=
pasted at the return of their brave
• F. W. Johnstone. without going to esdsp
with the valmmhimu.
Jae fiesta a siert timee age had • rima
rioters takes .1 ihs equipageiett sew
e n IastiHar to the people of trverb.r.
Wag hit Mo bleed leam,
sad of ..uwe it would set be e
without " the fair ems"
The rose es�hadis .1 Arabs Johnstone ha
seerster �p
Mitt The be bel then tlsr
pip, .d all wield have been fest, m there
um s. see sheet, W It est ben far site
timely arrival of 1). MJ.. who, by
WSW" .ad hard week. .ttfalgaibeil the
bow
/Weft sa S. No. 1s. Asgltrt.
x
01dChtun
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD CHUM
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever ear
joyed such an immense
wale and popularity in
the same period as this
brand of Cat Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Mika Cbl Traver* e .sairifoe-
furors ire LIM%a.
MOATRRML.
Cat Fes, 10e. I lb Heg. los
ix
v
past month from • Chaise° paper we read
the following sent us tor the Dunlop items :
MacAllister -t;allidey-JWin MacAllister
and Mies Matilda Calliday, of New Cityy,
were united in holy wedlock by the Rev. Lr
W. Drew, et the parsonage yesterday ufter-
aees. We with others here tender John
oar hearty oonprstalations, wishing him and
his bride • happy voyage on the sea of mat-
rimonial Blisa
No matter what may be the ills vya.ss Mar
from Indigestion, • dose of Ayer's (bthartlo
Pills will ease you without question. .lust
try them once and be ensured ; they have
much worse dyspeptics cured. You 11 find
them nice sod amply worth the price. 1
Wingtam : Miss Jeanne Cargill, who has
been teaching to the Wingb•an public school
for Dearly six years, and Mies Maggie Car-
gill, teacher at Fordwich, intend leaving
for Duluth, Mina., in a short time where
they intend (*Hawked their avocation.
Aa
RE NOT • Po
pair. Medi-
Lotuare fxL000 iu.
Toss: and Meow
eraccro 1iv
ant lily in .
e' arms :e. .ubaamoss
needed toga-
, 1 .; -• %' its tlt. Wood. cumin
t di,e•... coming
f:'•ons e"ow and War
. „v 1't.ss D, or brows
as r D acacias to
• t 'ilr ren. and also
w .
e•rtw and BUILD
the BLOOD and
.rawu _ when Dream
.y verwork.
N • • tel aorrp dI.sss.
f! a .x ase and Indlegra
M %►. Tb.y bare •
thecomas Arnoi on
tee t)rctrAL Swum of
nosh 'ten snit women.
resbrfmtj L.»T TWOS
to:t correcting all
:sai..41 .ban Ess and
sit„+ w�PPAaaY1G!fi
r tw rl'$-+ u:n 1ys t•1 [se-
3i tat- , i' is or
pt. •.. t.ow: t,saottid
v..,.1taaw*tits kat both
• ad tn. ye 11
EMERY V/ *AM "r'drt '.1 ..
mansions mil 'tv ^t'• •*" ^r" wite,i y
stta■:ci.n. Y i.rt nt 4.., .,,;...
*•1Z.': ,...,t:; twl:e ib..e Paas
iuvu Rlrt� ♦t: inn : r.
mite of I ..ail ....:a:a, an% etrengthenm 1!s.
spasm
TOillia
W61181 4 tagas
make thea) tegusar.
For vele by all drrnbtr. or will be sent spa
reselpt of ps:, a C+)e. par box). by addressing
=Sly Da. W.UJJAALE MEA. CO.
Droekt•Wo. oat
LADIES,
N9TIcE
THIS
An All -Round Reduction
III,LId6Bi PRICES.
As tie Banterer is now upon us I
love decided to make an all-round
reduction in my stook of Millinery,
and agmeially in
Straw Goods.
Thai entire stock is of the latest style
and newest. eludes. and at the rodeo -
ties contemplated will tarnish great
haripaies.
faepeetion Parked.
11, 1.1. $R UIR,
wan STUNT.
t i.derw, how T. fltdr
A Saving Def ar mend has been of erred in con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
NOTICE.
Slashlng Sale
FOR THIRTY DAYS
ROBERTSONS.
We take Stock in August and in order to reduce
Stock by that time. We propose making a
grand sweep of all Summer Goods.
NO RESERVE.
Prints, Sateens,
Challies, Corsets,
Parasols, Gloves,
Dress Goods,
Lace Curtains,
Carpets, Hose,
Ladies' Vests
and Underclothing, Etc.
THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED S3,OOo.00 BY 1ST
AL(;I-ST. SALE TO BEGIN SATURDAY.
See hand bills for prices.
Come and see us and bring your neighbors.
Remember the place,
ROBERTSON'S
GMT GBH STORE.
The Poor Man's Friend - Goderich.
Roxboro : The family of John Walker
has had its share of trouble this Spring To
begin with Mr. Walker fell tram a building
be was shingling and sprained hu ankle so
severely that he wu laid up tor several
weeks, but he is now able to get about, a: -
though his injured limb still cause him
trouble. Mrs. Walker was also laid up
with .t severe attack of erysipelas and for a
tune her life was despaired of, but she too,
we are giad to learn, is now in a fair way to
recovery.
Edward l.iolef, of St. Peters, 1.. 11., .ay.
•• That his horse was badly torn by a
pitchfork. One bottle of MINARD'S LINT
ltI ENT cured him."
Livery Stable men all over the Dominion
tell our agents that they would not be with- i
out MINARD'S LINIMENT tor twice the
cost 1 m
- 01 rr "r -
COAL AND W000
YA12=.
Coal, Wood and Kincrling deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch.
=,
Most galley *mtnut. sure and Opt Boal
oossi.aw es Mad.
SIOTT
Don bee lump coal fer use 1s
pates, stoves, furnaces, ate.
00l,
Hest quality genuine ltaesbor•h ninth -
me coal now on teed. ikeeial attention
glees to remoter trade.
WOOD.
1 have now sot no machinery In opera
ties for mwlag aad splitting wend. cot
.ad mitt weed ready tarsier* always 1s
stook. say OW' )era est Dost forgot
that i me swum woot out sad mnt, as
rhea, as 700 me b lees treed tm t1.
marmot. AB say weed ls sett 1, the
sed of 1111 feet • halt owed deb ; as lead
se lag bream abet It.
ItZlIfit=11 'WOOD.
rine sad btsMet, t feet Noe. or eat .sod
sack aim lewrtt.
Ovnctt, YAW Aero OoAL SHIM in old
(bill shed, Nelson -et., foot of Ham-
ilton -et, three mattes walk from
Oo rr& Home Square.
noise as my
Nqie
ttow..w'e'ititlG c7i.� wig rete prompt
...r sof remove p•es.e
JOHN 8. PLATT, Pro40
,at4
1
:.a ;a %n' . ai sykL
FREE TRADE
I\
Fv''.3601114
J ;
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and beat Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
The Tonio Cash S1ore
P. O'DEA, Manager.
LICHTNINC 1
BUY THS LICFErSTsT
FRUIT JAR
The best in the market.
-- O A IR.
LOAD OF SUGAR
ARRIVED TO -DAY.
A.
Nalrn's.