The Signal, 1892-7-28, Page 5TILE SIGNAL: OODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 28 1892.
5
THE
CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
M�� (PAID fel Ms oftwee DOLLAR 1111,000.00°.
111,000,000.
IL R. WALKER, a1INam. MlmAosl .
GOOERICH BRANCH.
ogeonAL BANIUNO SUsuPIae TRM/SAOT[D. FARMER.' NOTA D..nOu,nje.
DRAFTS IUNIINO PAVARLI AT AL_ POINT* 1N CANADA, AND Mgt PRINCIPAL
wogs II TNN UNTIED $TAT*S, GMAT BRITAIN, FsANOa, BEt1YU0A, as
eA1IMNe B*INI Stltfa•ARTNIQT.
. ppgir• OF 01.00 AND UPwAO* ItNOttV O, AND CUIRNNT RATA OP INTZ11IST
n ,N ERT AOOEO TO THE i/teNNP*L AT TNS EMO OP MAV AND
sig IN NAON VSAM.
*paha AfMtless gleam t. thia
Isomers' Sales Metes.
0e1 SC$tnr of Cormwerel,t •.Epsr.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
DUNGANNON.
+Inv Pa.•sr•Ps'The Merl. 1m, aemillsme K
hei ewr own cotr'eeP••esst
g,,, t sr. of ('shrew., is the gnat of
erbed her, Ik. T. K. Case.
Kr, tta,o,.n seed her daughter, Miss
Ismail, ere the guests of their relatives
ars, Mr. and Mrs. !)Esher, Aahaeld, sear
Anseesou-
Nee rumor puts it that durtag the
e vader storm on Susdsya Mr.
;,,tae, nth cow, l wmille bora.,
it r• -en head of cattle, whleh were killed
lightning.
s•• \ isITI-r. -01*,ight vOL is
Fading bis holidays is viNww relatives
ed fne•ds at his former hems in Waterloo,
1st. We hope he will have au enjoyable
tie and este return to oar village.
Aaat t"t.r l•,.. -Mn G. W. Kcblin,
tee Miss Martha Morrow, is visltisg reh
irr, friends and Aaivalnasaess et Gods.
Ice •rid other pointe. Mr. G. W. feels
as sole is cousequenoa of her Memo&
)lir Annie McMath, of Poetise, Slate eft
&biga•, and formerly of Disagan.os, is
atter her father, Hugh Lle11a1i, .tier
datives. friends and former .cgmsiatuasea.
es trust that she will enjoy her visit
ire
fiaviIN" CowALD+t'aeT.—h wIL be
iisenag to the .amorous hided. of Rad R.
Narbonne, pastor of &skier eh.,eh. Mee,
u barn that the read. Miens. who has
semdy bests uwspcsad by weber el ea at -
ONO ECP jov+♦
task et mors is gradually hemming om-
valsso..t.
On Suede morning last I. McKay re-
ceived au addition to his doer when his
mare gave birth to a fins young stallion,
sired by the aelebrsted Black Rod.
Weather Piet sow is excellent for harvest-
ing, although we were favored with a
.bower of rain during Monday night, but
not so heavy as to impede harvest opers-
tiona
The principal topics of the day are com-
ments on the ezoeseive beat, which leads
the thermometer to nap from 90 to 96' in
the shade, and upwards of 106 ia the sun
also the securing of the abundant crop,
etc., etc.
14,1111. --Ou Sabbath morning, 17th isst. ,
we have been informed, that on geing into
his stable, Rev. D. Rovers, pastor Dungan -
son circuit, discovered that his driving
nen ma dead. He has had her for a num-
ber of yeah The provable cause of her
death being old age.
lievaattsu. —(ha Friday, the 22nd, the re-
mains et Jobe Deleon, were interred in
Dngasson cemetery, the bereaved rela-
tives d the deceased have to sympathy of
t a.ommrnity. The deoeaaed, we under•
stand. was an old settler in the township d
*shield, and was advanced in yeah
Oo Sabbath .f tersoos, the 24th inst. , Rev.
Mr. Newton, Bayfield, Epi.00p.lisn minis-
ter, conducted divine service in the F.pr-
oopal church here very acceptably. The
reverend gentleman gave an excellent,
plain, practical and forcible dieoourse trona
the words as 000tained in the 16th chapter
and Ink verse in Matthew's gospel.
Hors Avant. —Mn Wilson and her
daoghen, Mise Margaret, who has been •t-
tssdisg the Collegiate Itrtitute at (;oderich
for the r.oeat term, sad who during the
Minn resided in Goderich, returned home
ked week, and are now living at their own
residence in Dunpn4on. The citizens of
Autsgassou extend them a hearty wel-
cease.
Plena. -Thomas McKay, teacher, who is
' spending his holidays at the resideoce of
his pater, Dr. McKay, being somewhat of •
mo•iaian, as mesas ers d practising on the
!bag pipes extsadi.g his musicsl talent.
i He is quite an expert on the organ, and in
all probability will ere long be seoond to
;nose in this neighborhood in discoursing
truaic on the bsg pipes. Sumer to you
Thomas.
The candidates who wrote at the entrance
examination hen are anxiously waiting to
Both the method and results when hear the results, seeing that Lucknow and
Frrapof Fi-= is taken; it is pleasant other place. in t.be province have already
LDS to the
taste,
refr('el.ia hand aCta made known the successful oe�ea. They
$wonder why results of examinations here
gentlyyetp7omptlycntheKidneye, ore so long to being made known. TNc
Ter sand b.iweds. •,:leansell the syn- . se:NAL. of this week's imam will be anxiots-
teal effects: n:-, t31a*ze1B colds, bead- ly looked for by the interested ones, with the
Sebes and in ice fc-..rs ... GW
EN ces habitual .xpectaucy that in it will be • statement of
S of Figs is the result.
church here at the is ..1 hour, 3 o clock
du d, p]ca:.....goo pal the taete an ac- r. n., on every Sabbath natal farther an-
cj tal,b to t'.e stomach, rompt in I oonnoernent be given. Also Sabbath school
iteac+ic,n encs truly
will begin at the venal time in aforesaid
111
constipation.
bene 1
P Divine service will be held in the Episoo-
cnh ri r civ its kind ever
t&thiv ]NeOII]Y from the most ro-
eharcb as formerly. 1t is to be hoped that
D 9dthe pretest incumbent, Rev. J. Carrie, will
soon be restored to his wonted state of
health, so that he will be able to resume
his pastoral duties
UN c+rat. (iwvtTn. - We have been shown
healthy ua..agreeabte.nbertanoes, its
manyezccllc-.:qualitiescorn mend it
to :1l and Irmo Trade it the most
SLAUGHTBR SALE
Or
Boots and Shoes.
All accounts but be settled immediately.
Having received an offer fur my business rvl block, if the stock
is reduced to a certain amount I have decided a clearing sale.
.Stock amounts to over $7,000 worth of Boots and Mons, bought for Spot
Csoh from the leading makers of the Dominion, and are all
to be sold at less than Cost.
Now, if you want Boob or Shoes, remember this opportunity.
No reasonable offer refused as the stuck must be reduced one
half immediately.
JOHNSTON CAREY,
ON
TIE -11E1
QOI RIGH.
one heir to the manor. We learn bad are
pleased to be able to suite the mother and
children are as well as clan be ex
We WIMP Mr. and Mrs. 8. , pont.
d.
the childrse may be long cored to comfort
and assist them in their •dvasoed stages of
life. W are in a dilemma as to whether
the thunder storm was ceased by the ar-
rival of the twins or if it brought the
youngsters.
A ('iris CALL. Oa Sunday morning or
rather lata on Saturday sight we were vis-
ited with a heavy tbendsr sod rain storm.
Dann, the norm. sirsek • chim-
ney on the kifiss J IM betel known as
Black's hotel, and sew by the
popnl.r host. than Maids, it can.
pleuly. The estreat through
different apartments without Agile mask
injury save shaking of ems piniter. A
Fag man celled Charleseon of
ThElliott, Nile, who happened to be
there for the night, received a shook which
somewhat stunned kis.. Fortuustely be
was not mach injured, and we trust will
soca be himself lysis.
AMBERLEY.
From our well emrresvosdent.
Miss Annie Boyd, of Looknow. was the
finest of her cousin, Annie B. Mclean.
Last week.
Miss Bertha McIntyre has returned
home. She attended the wedding of her
aunt at Yarmouth.
A large number from this vicinity attend-
ed the Orange .n4 Bine oelebntion in Kin-
cardine on the twelfth
Mei McPherson, of Chicago, also Mrs.
Davey, of Brantford, spent a week or two
with their brother Malcolm M,1-. n.
Mies Mary Mclean, of Duluth, ac-
companied by her nice, Miss Garvey. ot
('hiaego were the gusats of bet sister, Mn
Donald Boyd.
Miss Sash Mclean and Miss Mary John-
ston left for Chicago lest Tuesdaywe
render our sinoere regret. to the poor allow
with the broken heart. But cheer up Col-
lie the World's Fair is nett year.
D. N. McKenzie has launched his row-
boat. He could not decide oc one Dante so
be called the bow " Reggie Brew," and the
stern ' .lin• Ann." We think Mr. McKenzie
intends emigrating to the World's Fair in
it, consequently the names may be of some
importance.
CORAL WREATH CORNERS.
From our owe correspondent.
quite • number from around here took in
the Orange celebration in Kincardine.
Mn Wm. Murdoch, sr., of Paramount,
is visiting friends in Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mn John Donald Murray, of
Detroit, Mich., are vesting friends in this
vicinity.
Mr. sod Mn Robert Murray, of Detroit,
who were visaing friends in this part, have
returned home.
po��Llan
rem iy 1:norm. Mrs. lobo Capps!' and family, of Bay
- C, t 1-• a stock of timothy which is five feet, eight City, Mich., are visiting at the reaidenee d
ti ,1 , fir! In 7b0 Thos. Smith, (oral Wreath Centre.
p f�! = �, hashes, and .buret one-eighth of an mch in
batt � '. i . *g d%Dggl$ts. thickness, which grew on the farm of Wm. The Clover Valley, P. of I., received a
Any I-Alia..(earn;-- who may DOt HoUard, 3rd eon., Ashfield. He has up waggon load of binder twine the other day
Nal: it on Laudwill -procure it wands of half an acre of timothy which be I tion Wm. Arnold, of Kincardine, Ont.
rcimptly f.: any one who wishes Butes is edictal to, ifnotlarger than the We aoder.tand from good authority that
w
� and rron.dt
t: iL MaL,ufaatured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Ca
BAN rAAMOI.11ao. CAL.
&L•:3YL - .:Z.
:77.7C1 TOBL!. IC
Go.. A. FRA&, AMOR AT OODRRICH.
Fagged Out!!
qi
4;S•\°.
-\
THAT tired, wows -out fbelfsas. c1
which .o many women eOrp' ' IOW a
day. washing. 1. does limp
with by those eche
nae that great
Labor • e •
Saving •
sample.
T bayand other cereals
are mmeose is thr su ng neigh-
borhood,
i surpassing all et previous yeah or
some time in the past.
.scrim —Mn Burrito and daughter, of
the vicinity d Burritt's Rapids, are whiting
the formers father and mother, Mr. amid
Mn A. Black, of oar village. We regret
to have to state that Mr. A. has los the...
of b a ey.+bht, which is, without desk, a
Wave sAlietsw We deeply sympathies
with him and his amiable partner, harping
that it will be a blearing to hie in t e main,
as our afflictions, if not br'eght on by our -
edam, •n meant for good to the arrange -
meat el I'rovidesoe.
In oonea senor ret the fall wheat mstar-
imig so rapidly and therefore ready for har-
vesting, quite • number of farmers in this
neighborhood. although not finished .ecnr-
ill the hay crop, were obliged to ooeimeswe
oux{tiag the fall wheat. Reports thus far d
bay, give ami sserually heavy crop, •vewg
ing upwards d awe and a half tons to the
ante, and d an excellent quality, which we
ps+asmis will gladden the heerta of the farm-
s comm inty, as also all c000ereed whish
oompriese the community.
Orrsatow.—On the day el the
oelehrsttoa here, a Msadly ram of
between the Wkl.Nse and DM/mo —
haat, tame eQ. tens •
iting
.mid intertNia- Thus, beth hshlg
pretty sv mte.bed ar to .EpsrS... A•
wither haat mold e►t.li a gait w.•
time expired a draw sol�Md, both
WOO
miry lame �dteams worked iauiemlit , who
en� fi
h tab • lively imitenn h the gesso Tin
general t.pi bs was, we have hese bloom-
ed, team made 0*. hen
week' e.a»ver10g t. assure the gM1.
wls11hMine tha tawpeat
wlthew• Maes >EMris
Meissen
Psardissei
ye, the awry. time W esenamivel ting -+ha
Sall*AV tier .1 ..Misfit ass
yen bell mist he ala
striguowr sow! rosy n• glial tar
Plru•►. leu any men MO esmihrt W bEMit
hr •Rev, asnmlelt pugsr►
•••••
+ wee seat MILAN .Rua. Emit..
WON .Assam. tIeMN1e
at. tab:�,tti:: ,. i. al
'11..tisws A&r&n. — Charles 0.,10.,
p.Wle .shed toseber, lett bore • Most time
age ter to any ef Te este. when be iter
essmud a pent• isr a sort thee he the
Demon d ladestry, .her which al the demo
el pal is wheel holidays, he win whM the
poi .01 Meeh the Mea le 8. & Na.
ji sabot, h AoYdd Xs.
Na
me
thewart wawa -
est'. ant=iitggsfi
vIldit
We wink the Mmdise • paw
est .r4 awl nab real e te thele remostive
rehlhem, Rims. sad Nps.
Deems nacre.—J+rph 8..the%. West
Wa s•w
er Deaemr.. . premated
1r ib w eeltb with
the warden party held at the resideooe of
Alex. l'atetson's under the tusptoes ofthe
P. of 1., of (lover Valley, was • grand sue
ores.
The mast of the farmers around ben have
6aished laying : some of them haring fi.-
kited over a week ago, are making p r.pera-
tions for cutting their wheat sad barley,
which will be ready in a day or two.
All that was mortal of Miss Annie Ag-
new, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos -
.ph Agnew, formerly of P.rsmomt, now
of Lttcknow, was laid in the tomb on Thurs-
day, July 21, .t 10.30 w. s. in Hope church
cemetery. Mr. Agnew and family has Eke
sympathy of the surrounding vicinity in
their sad bereavement.
We are sorry to note the death of Ken
Seth McKenzie. It will be remembered
that Mr. McKenzie had a paralytic stroke
mom. time ago, which was the cause of his
death. The funeral lit Mr. J. W. Hur-
ray's residence about 10.30 a.m., for the
Lochalsh cemetery, where all that was
mortal of the deceased was laid to rest.
His sorrowing friends have the heart -felt
sympathy of the surrounding vicinity.
BELFAST.
Teo late for tors week.
W. A. Hackett has
route.
Moet of the farmers
finished haying.
T. H. Altos and wife, of Kinlougb, were
visiting friends homiest week.
Belfast L. 0. Lodge presented a very
fie. appsaranoe in Kincardine on the 12th.
S. J. Boyd left on Monday on a trip to
Manitoba. Mrs. Boyd is rioting relauven
at Listowel.
In reference to the utterances of the
Lanes scribe of last week we wish to make
• few remarks. We repeat whet was said
in the issue d June 30th, that if Pat Moran
had been driving, the upset world not have
occurred. We can get three farmers to
prove that the road wee passable. The
young driver was seen holding the lines up
with one hand and whipping the horses
with the other. The road was wide enough
and solid enough for any load to pans over,
or how was it passable for the egg -gatherer
with • large load to pass over in safety a
few minutes afterwards. We never took
any gravel out of that pit, eo the lanes
scribe may rest his mind on that point, be-
sides,tbe gravel which was taken out of the
pit on that date did not come witben one
and a-bali miles of Belfast. This Lathe
correspondent u • great reaeoeer. He says
"that • boy who is •b1. to handle • tan d
milk should be able to manage a team."
Who ever heard of such logic! We have
seen boys who have handled cans of milk
and who knew next to nothing about manag-
ing • team, end perfume this young driver
was one of them. This clever writer --this
farmer'. non at lanes- -says he never law
pumpkins growing. Well be lead better open
Lis eyes and look around him for there .re
any amount of pumpkins around his four
returned from To -
around here have
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - $ 1 2,000,000.
REST,
)61dChtunx
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD CHUM
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever en.
joyed such an immense
sale and popularity in
Oe Same period as this
brand of Cut Plug and
Plug Tobacco.
Masi Owl rebates is looemr-
Aware to CG.i4
YONTREA .
Qct ?fe,the. 1 lb Hsg, hell
XI
e
n Is . ,.Par or cure r: r
0.Y to .. Ord and tare.n. .1,1 is
dames
800TNIti* 014Artilies0.
'waftureHH(, Pci'f,. t& -f
Curs, faifs,e laFoaaiJ.'e:
Ee, .owiM-: • .n
ens s.1,m,/1/
,ayl,I ...tare• Swiss • tow tet
e
a wt,1 iact •;Jt
rola/ Rees
wa ■wen55.
A if leen •Lsadness• iw
CATARRH
• w
6,000,000.
A Saving Department Dias been aimed in con -
'section with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rates.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager Goderwh Branch.
LADIES,
NOTICE
THIS !
An A1I-RRue1ion
YILLIIgBi PBICBB.
ROBERTSON'S
HUMMING
H UMMING
H UMMING
H UMMING
JULY SALE
JULY SALE
JULY SALE
JULY SALE
G REAT BARGAINS
G REAT BARGAINS
G REAT BARGAINS
G REAT BARGAINS
IN ALL DRY OOODS
IN ALL DRY GOODS
IN ALL DRY GOODS
IN ALL DRY GOODS
AT
AT
AT
AT
ROBERTSON'S''
ROBERTSON'S
ROBERTSON'S
ROBERTSON'S
O N THE SQUARE
O N THE SQUARE
O N THE SQUARE
O N THE SQUARE
4
G EO. ACHESON'S OLD STAND
G EO. ACHESON'S OLD STAND
G EO. ACHESON'S OLD STAND
G EO. ACHESON'S OLD STAND
corners and he does not need to come east
to see them. In conclusion, we would .d-
rive him to be more careful of his remarks
in future and not to cry to much over spilt
milk.
As the Scorer is now upon us I
have &sided to snake .n WI -round
reissues
In my stock of Millinery,
and especially in
Straw Goods.
The entire stook is of tit. latest .tyle
and newest shades, and .t the redse-
ties cosMaphhted will furnish greet
bowies. •
fabootobon invited.
WILT &MOT.
tladsw, Peen 7. N•tt
lake 1*SNsln..
The rapid action of the "great pain cure,"
Yoksoo's erviline, in relieving the most in -
teem pain, is a matter of wonder to all who
have used it. There is nothing surprising
m its results, for it is made of the strongest,
purest and meet efficient remedies known in
medicine. Nerviline cures toothache in-
stantly : cramps in five minutes : neuralgia
atter two applications : rheumatism is at
ones relievei by its use ; •n ! the same may
be mid of .11 kinds of pain. Sample bot
ties, courting only 10 cents, at any drug
store. The large bottles only 26 cents.
P'oison's Nerviline sold by druggists and
country dealers.
Me•forth : M. J. Magee, of Toronto, •
nephew ot Mayor Magee, of Kgmondville,
was in town this week on a visit. He holds
the important position of purchasing agent
for the firm of F.aton k Co., of Toronto, and
whilst here gave the Broadtoot & Box firm
a 51,000 order for their celebrated high
grade furniture.
COAL AND wood
YARD.
Coal, Wood and Kinc'ling deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch,
FREE TRADE
-IN-
r:C113MGOODS
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 s
specialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
=ZRest quality chestnut, store and tag opal
onsetaatlyoa head.
r i Sha lump coal for bee 1•
grates, stores, ttusaese. ate.
Bennuelltr owlets. smith -
Me oval sew es hand. 'penis! attastlus
riven to country trade.
WOOD.
I have sew get my nmeldeery la opera -
ties for .swiss and splitting weed. Cut
sed spilt wad ready tor sieve slwys la
sleek w slw you went. Don't MEd
shat 1 o pilus weed. ma sad .pith es
sheep am you e• bay
Is wed • the
mmlt.L .& eq wed is sssd W the
Ethel et iR /sot er half word NS; • W
w f•r bedmiwm sloes It
stsanzise won.
hsen.es. 1 AM Iona to emu sad
.ane ear tear.
OPTICS. YA&D AND COAL BENDS in old
drill tied, Nelson-st, foot of Haue-
iltos*et, throe minutes walk from
Court Home Squat*
ordwrsty terea Ifs, s Nekiota
sen tsmi•riMwt� mestre ,I rp•
JOHN 5. PLATT, _ - iia,
..i, a ...
The Tonlo Cash Store
P. ODEA, Manager.
LICHTNINCI
BVZ T8B LIQHTI'TINO
FRUIT JAR
The best in the market.
LOAD OF SUCAR
LIMIYZD TO -DAY.
Nalrn's.