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Prices to suet Pur-
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ILIOUSNEM. COIMTIiIITlON.
KeT$ON, DIZZINCIMI. SICK
ACNE, rte• ••s.a•p 01 Twt
ACM, LIMN AND SOWELS.
Lae mI%0,Tleo•ceae ane MOWS
row. ane 100e • t*YMOae A.O
•docs Steep SITT.ae on ewe
sew Alia tuna or ONNOt11C
y LATINATE DISEASES.
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;brow, - London.
TT OROS. & CO.
Impo..re ./
ladlan Apples.
wen •Ieteeta•N . ILeallee. Eels.
signments solicited and
advances made thereon.
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EMPIRE
to s 8 Ludise Nest
ITIC IN TONE,
RUE TO CANADA.
TRUE TO THE EMPIRE.
E EMPIRill I8 NOW
REIT REEKLY PAPER
er TAE 1140111\Ns,
11 arraa.ernents are beimet made to
sad attractive featutrve, wh;o• will
motor 11. intereSt sad value.
.(ucemeat toit In the hand•
✓ atline' era •NAM the b.l•oe
year will Demean
PO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
g It teat, Owe Dollar frees now
ead of MO.
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EXAMINER
(P. 0. Box 3661,)
LW YORK CITY.
adial Baptist Kerdpau er,
heed at Two Dollars a veer,
sent on o "trial trip" Ir.E.
OCTOBER I, Ifielk
JANUARY 1, *iso.
For the noisiest suss of
iTY CENTS.
Isiah to knew whet the Itapllse he -
iambs is dohs sad to removal*
Mrs et the world besides, try TIM
.twits. their NatNs•1 Mprr.sods
aper Y well.
whit your Repro Meed. to hew
mhaer be ter arias ef them for
1 trip," orefad�es" ernes of thea
ir le through
hio�oga by yea see �we will
Omit kneed volume eftie soireeea
> datetuts a a assess, the glees
SALT -CELL ARS,
le idiew of Po,wlvis, TopUier
M.wssig Notes Thereon,
seglstea sad teem dominate sore
a
N waet mod neves seats sod Mae
Oar you
I. eu the seed
tisk seal'
w
our
OOMM1R ON UM'
at headers* hisparkinehidVI
ei
.VISZIP* MI=
1st ear regular of Ma year.
to • bora tee iron seek now
t
setae prwdoss tine to rnr»s
+s.
Joe /sod Is aaeeew *SPIN gun
eta! eves If r.st wilt. awree.•e
M1$tR.R,s WlNew,.yV t
lag when pee twee ..... '
ilglLi =;•_ Ingest
THE HOME CIRCLE,
Maple Sugar Cake. - The recipe f .r
this cake i, published by regent. Take
a pouted of cowl. sugar. wiled or *man-
ed 6e•, halt a wood of better and four
or live tablespoonfuls o: ntlk Cook the
w hole till the butter melte Sir very
Biorooathly, then add • went teble.p e.n-
it1 of ginger and half a pound .1 dour.
Beat well Sift • heaping taWesioeoolul
of baking -powder iu half • cup of 6 ,.r
and stir into the oake,beatiug vlg010uely
again. Bake the Dake to thio sheets.
A Knife Cleaner. -Take two boards
*blame irides beg by a: wide Ned
• belt of leather ever these boards sled
tastes them together by hinges L.•
eke kri(e between the hoards, which
have bees epriekled with Bath brick,aoo
rib the knife rapidly betw,seu them A
paste made with emery powder
sweet oil Mese..dent for tine knives.
Removtnq Mildew and Iron Bust -
Spread the garment stained on the Ate..
in the hottest sun and •queese over t h.
• pols lemon joke), sprinkling it thickly
with sell- This will draw out the hear
br.u•rtae& Mama if the sun w h. t .uough
JIM the process if 11 is not •ucse5•fu
the finb time.
A Kitchen Oilcloth. -A cheap •••
cloth for the kitchen may be mod.- ..1
cheap, heavy tewclvth or burlap 6t..d
the room. Nail it un the aide 01 so ••9
aide bedding and Dover the chub w 1h
thick paste of rye dour. Wl.ro iht. .
dry, paint it a gored, cheap, •.r .
brows. Io two weeks' time pot.* .Kae.
and In two weeks mt.re glee .1 am..h-
coat. Let it remain till well er....n»d
which will be in two or three month
then varnish and nail down This •o
cloth, it is said, will last f..r mart v» -r -
Smelling Salt -This old-1..hl.o.r•
remedy for faintness consists ..f ..n. g
of liquid ammonia ted • quarter .1
dram each of onto of ro.se•nere •I.
iSogllh lavender, andeight d...o. es.
of bergamot and cloves. M•i nod aha►
the prvsonption and drop It 4111. ap•.ng•-
01 •a u.ucb as the spoons will t..Id
Perry is • drink similar to Darr load
from pears instead of apples 1 shoe •
always be bottled white fre.h, a. it d•«
not keepwwellucider -F.eA K '3
•C. roes iteral._.
Bad blood may corrupt Ih• entire es. -
tem and tense serY.(u•.,u. •..fes, ew»1
rove, ulcers, salt rheum, rrysipeles, rtes
eyes and akin disease., el shingles. re,
ter, .to. Burdock L5 .•.•) Bitters pmrt6
the blood and cleanses, tones sod
strengthens the entire system 2
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 1, 1889
Use Talose sol.
In all ease. .. I . g by gas the
•ulf.rer ought at Doen t.• be gives • sup-
ply of fresh air ; it 1s sins. available,
1s the boat.utrstltote 1•:r pure say -
go..
Illuwsn.tlny gas. ho..,.,, i• hot the
• sly s.urt•u ..1 da"ger, for the ..lea tie,
.ow colul...u..d le formed tit the horning
of cool. It gives rill. t.. the Lime ft ogre
1 *high is seen a the 0.tei is poet begin-
ning to ignite. This eso.pe of such s
gas Into a steepinr "...as a the lissyro
dangerous, soot. It will generally *.ver
power the n.me•e without waking 41m
Wheu • au all amount of the 4105 a in
haled, a5 hal im i. in a roans where there
. • leekiug stove, it 0000. headache,
mime,. w..w•51n the ran, and great
prow ton 1f the poisoning goes
further. It prnluoes d.fliculty of breath
one, teral),1, m.1 the lower Inaba,
u110.1• Ch•uan..5, and sometimes convul-
sion., before death
1;416..,.., ..tde. whtoh is the chemical
4na.,...•f the Iia., hm no odor, and nu•
mrr..ns denth. h.••., liven reported, due
.h. e.e.iw of the Will into houses or
• in. where ile presence •u suit sus
p"cted•
Take the Nwe.r0 Aisne.
The Vienne a,r.espon• ant .d ib.
Tutu says :-Asan... Drip ,pies * 0)4II .0
travel in Austria ought to t.ke wi•.
theca their titaniag. certificate. A,.
American lady recently g.vr Mrih h•
child hew wed the (.Wiser. ooe.naps.oe.1
by witnesses, woad to retrieve the birth.
Oaring to the sbe•ece.4 a ta.rve..e err
Wiest* the clerk said he woes more sh..
birth aa 'tllegttiel•ta,' a..d the only ao•-
session a.de after muehrspow ol.u•....0.
the substitution of the word ' d••uMfu,'•
for the word illegit/mate Further, o•e
leave Mid that the parents A -longed m•
A/elican church, the clerk tinge
down "au religion."
C%reese Cesgh. sad Mea
And all diseases of the throat and longe
can be cared by the use -1 Scott'. Emul-
sion, salt 000tains the hesliog virtues of
Cod Liver 041 sod Hyp••ph'•phst.• ie
their fullest fora. See what W. S
Muer, M. D., L. R. C. P P. etc., Truro,
N. S. says: "After three years' exper-
ience I molder Scott's ss.lsitii. ems .4
the very b.M is the --_ _-- �i
content in throat eff.ctinne-a i,
all druggists, boo sod 61.00
Take ear Mercer sad
Wear a small neat pie in yo01' knot-
ted scarf ; wear • larger owe with •
pat
Wear a low -crown hat with a each
coat.
Wear pearl -goy gloves with black or
white stinking on the beau for full
dress.
Wear half bon seppxters with lo. -
cut shoes.
Wear .sly the lint qualities in black
h nidi).
'Meer light colored flannel shirts at
the snide and dark colored ones in the
moestai0s.
Wear your trousers may st the hips,
and pull them •p a little about the knees
whenever you at down. -Yea's Outfit-
ter.
• Weathers. eves..
The largest organ, and one dist phT•
• controlling part on the health of the
body is the liver. If torpid or inactive
the whole system beooaes diseased.
Ur. Chase's Liver Care is made specially
for Liver and Kidney dimmers, and is
g eareateed to eon. Reetpe book and
medicine 31. Bold by eh druggist..
Mr Cherie. Deroia, of the 6th con.,
Colborne, relented home last week after
speeding the seamen in Manitoba. He
has sant • favorable o*iaioe of the Prairie
province.
• Irfe. 511
Around each bottle of Dr Chase
Liver Cr.ais a medie.l guide mid reeeip
enntaining .e.4nl information, over
r.eeip.e, and pw.onneed by doctor"
droggists as worth t.n times the
act of tine medleina Medicine nod
melt *IL hold by all druggist.
There died in Clinton, on T
the l5tb, at the residence of her wd• -
ter, Mrs Baker, Ontario St.. • lady w
.ill be remembered by old Harnsites, ss
the wife of a former Bible Christie's
minister. We refer to Mrs M. D.
Cs.Mlne. About 30 yeah ago Mr D.
°eatable, then married, t•.g14t sedum! at
Aolmeesille : coon after he went into
the B. 0. ministry, end filled • number
of impatient stations until hie death.
Mrs Oswtek.e leave. three children--
Mrs Baker, !tar W. Cantelon, 1411014.11,
mad Mrs Brae, Manitoba. Her death,
et the este of 7S years, woe mooed by
Mart disease. The remains were interred
is *Rebell a.etery.
4l7ls.rt Pear0ev,
In rennin,' preches, o..r pound of su
- •r 'me quart of eater W four pound.
e,.•.c6es a.• o..rrect proportion.
W. t.h Ilse peach»e atter they are pored
1 ,h» Nn..r. r.- 'rd, AWL! throw Into
1
IN .14•1. 1'91 the sugar and the
treasured water Into • pr.rtVlnv kettle ;
.-t i1 •'sod over •he tire until the .agar
• •1.. -..-,rd. .Urttl , 0.14•taritly 1/roti.14..peach... and 1I thew up 411,00 to
i...yruy ; ih.., move the settle heck
o the fire tool let them stew • 14..10 no-
' lee. r. teodrr ; then .risme gore -
..tis lee j •n, ..,,t 1)11 I., , v«1t1•,wo,g with
h» even,• ; then reel, and set •ode 141
• ..d
The 1..I.e..n the Blaine family would
,, 1••. . rive -•*,n, Eng•bh women 4u
..•Meso• ( the ministry. They are par.
. ••e •.-t, +•1».1 hroui 1.,rd .1.•on. der
1T.•cta in millinery and dr..slisking, and
• un laiblr eherk, 0..d halrltn» step»•
hat .•.n os h54 only In 0 eft. loon
L -d• b rm,ogham .aid L,v. r,,.a.l Th.
...ung aims hratd ,h.•tr h•tr a. tightly
,. . a...it-hen, p•ulrr It spot, fine hair
.• • .,,.i...ver 01..1'. 1..41. .,Id toe.
• end. wi•to the ..rarest of turban. Mr.
Meat atoll hoses.
It is • tribute to both sides whoa peo-
ple ut disereut famtltes can stay • het -
eight to each other's homier sad part
',alias high regard tee .hate they wet.
Bet whether y .air beds and dunking are
w
rillf frwod's Itkiug air led, whether
her immunise wit your notion• or len,
one rule se feuding ou bulk d you me -
oder yourselves •eluted -that the •0.
blew,* bet.seu host and gesst is
sacred.
Your guest is nut w be "talked over"
after she laavm. ; neither de holes io her
.t•'oku,gs, nor her meted petticoats, our
the way .h. lay abed murmur, ,,or the
way .he Irked 1.) attract atteuttun, nor
her appetite fur Baldwin apples, any
more tkau she u to report what • shebbr
table you kept, or how dell eke .otwlnp
were, or what • curious uld lady your
deaf aunt was.
Mrs Thoma" Woods, of Warsaw, Ind.,
has begun an active war on the saloons
of that plane. Some time ago she serv-
ed notice epos the proprietors of several
saloons, forbidding them F. sell liquor to
her husb'nd, who is an es -county clerk.
These notion were onifnrtnly disregard
rd, and • few days .go .he entered one
( the drinking places sod sm■shed s
costly mirror. )h Tuesday she went ta-
to R• sse.u's saloon, threw • hammer
through a large mirror and broke the
(r.mt windows .1 the place. She has
nut been arrested and public .ectlmeot
is in her favor. She says she means to
keep up her peculiar styli . f warfare
till the sale .1 liquor to her husband is
dmcuullneed. -
Mian M Stephenson left Clinton
'set week for Ret Portage, where she
has taken • •itu•tion with Rance &
S uthoo.be, tailors.
A Ctintonisr, .ho is the owner of a
fine geld watch, is reported to have
smashed it over the counter nt • hotel
the other evening.
Mr Struthers, of Clinton, now teach-
ing at Porter's Hill, has been engaged to
•eseh nett veer at Grand Bead, at •
salary of $450.
Mn Eaten. of Selkirk, Manitoba,
sister •.f Mn William Moffatt, Stsoley,is
Molting friend. in Stanley.
111......can ('tech a• d gray, and unlike Mr George Gilmour, eon of John u,l.
h.• , I...- .1 •h.. %Vont., H•.ur fn,w..a at moor. of the third con., Stanley, left
daylight jewels. hot week for the lumber wood• in Mich•
igen.
Kate Rwabell,dasthterof W Rumball,
Clinton. aged 6 years, fell down stain,
CM Thursday .,f last .eek, and broke
her enllar bone. She is doing very oice-
•
X t4.....•
•• works also we seat out a V
• u,wtuw of steal, •uses to .ubeertb
• . ... .rte.r lie.»M prr•oos ow4lgu•
.ere taloa roo.,lh to FepuS•t ■t IroOS,
end w« retorts O . , thanks ," thee,. A
9 ..sl..•. have so •t ye, i.-.•., neard from,
teal th•• work 1a. -end est •••plicate
00 • ate t.. ...., who have 1.11ed to re
.p...,o We waii o.•nrh.w tn mad ou•
count• to .11 ail erreer until our b•e,k.
•e •tr.ight E •r. tf you don't pet se
cue sat thus week. Io..k at your label.
an 1 if you aro In &riser be good enough
to per st ,.•411, Th. item is only •
.•9.11 owe 1.. yet, but the aggregate l..
Xss farts several thousand X
dotter* Pay up 1
Mr E O erten. Holm.ville, captured
.h.ut $126 is rite matte prizes this
year
ly.
The Signal for
balance of 1889
to any address
for 25 cents.
NEW AND STYLISH
MILLINERY!
MRS_ SAD E EDD
wishes 1.Iatlaaks to herawmmww. contactors, sad the p.Mlc geeerslb, that kir Mock et Fall
sad elhtee illlsary le rear smarted and comprise ad the 1.4.t Myles that have been
alined IS this .5..... eswhit.
A kudsoese Wear
VELVETTA DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ewil Y re.p•Mcely saikent,
all shades. in Steck.
MRS SALKELD,
North .Ida of Square.
GOODE, TEE DRUGGIST
Makes a speciality of
FINE DISPENSING, PERSONAL ATTENTION, FINEST WORK,
N IG ELT ATTENDANCE.
TELEPHONE CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
Demi rogltest It. your Fey.ioim will leave W inkiest tip i trabIYbment, rhes eseartag
you these advertiser abed meters% charges.
-We lead ew-
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES-
-- Try w far. SPONGES. TOILET ARTICLES. PZRFUMRRY. RTC. A few p&.osV if that
BEAUTIFUL MUSiC irtres terdie..ith pareh•ses, still In meek.
MCLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR,
sad all ether Mediae Patent Medbnaea
W. C. GOODE,
DRUGGIST. ALISON BLOCK.
LA..TEST
MTTa I. IZ�TER'Y"_
We have now on hand a complete stook of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets, with Latest Novelties in Ribbons, Pluahes and Trimming
MaterWs.
Inspsotion cordially invited.
Y Y • "• ! ModL,
■del Asesemese r mho ammo.. 5r •)
FALL MILLINERY.
MISS OAYSRON, Hamilton Street. begs to announce that
she has now is stook the latest styles in fill Millinery, speoiai-
ly imported from tLe British markets for this season's trade,
which Dom some of the most handsome goodsever seen
in this including Feathers, Flowers, Ili i bans, Shapes,
Trimmed Goods, etc.
A OALL SOLIOITBD.
MINIM IS DONE AT SIa .
a..
CtAM7EZI30N.
long -Standing
Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alterative. and
reuse. • radical cheese in the system.
The process, in *owe criers. may wt he
quite w raped M 1u ut •-re . but, wt:h
persistence, the rewlt b certain.
Road these testimonial -
" Fur two yeah 1 .usered from a se-
vere pose is my right side. .0.1 had
ether trouble. caused by • torpid liter
sad dyspepsia After giving several
medicines a for trial without a cure, I
bogaa W take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1
was grontly benefited by the dret bottle,
and after taking Ste btttlor 1 was 1:040-
ppletely cured.' -John W Renew. TO
Lawrewoe at., Lowell, Mar.
Last May a large carbuncle broke out
ate my arm. The issue' reuned,w hal uo
effect and I was coaht.ml w my bed for
eight week,. A friend tattooed rue t.. try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Lens than three
bottles healed the sore. 1.101 my r i pe•
reem•e with meds ttae. I mover SSW IPA*
Wonderful Results.
Another rmhrkrd effect of the use ..1 thio
medicine was the strewgthelitug .of my
sight." - Mn. Carrie Adam, Ilully
Springs, Tisa..
• I had a dry scaly humor fur year*.
tel .ngered terribly ; and, as my bntle-
or and sister were similarly aSicted. i
presume the malady l hereditary. Lent
winter, Dr. Tyros, (of Fernandina.
Fla-) recommended me W take Ayer's
Sarsapuills, and continue it for a year.
For fire mouths I Oak It daily. I have
not hal • blemish upon mI body for lbs
last three mouths.' -T. E. Wiley, Iib
Chambers at.. New fork City.
"Last ball and winter I was troubled
with • dull, heavy pain in tay side. I
did not nutter it ruucb at Ant. Mut it
gradually grew soiree until it became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part of this time, dtaordere of the stom-
seb and liver increased ley troubles. I
began taking Ayer'. Bareap•rilla, and.
after faithfully continuing the use of
OA medicine for muse months, thee pain
dl:,appeared and i was completely
cured." -Mrs. Augusta A. Furbusb,
It •verhill, Mase
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rasr.RPI' ter
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast.
1'ricebl; usbmtteri,.4*{S. Wernks'.bottle.
0. P. P. BOODa
TOWN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
8100 AND UPWARDS
1 hale a large number of Houses and Lot!
and Vacant Lands in tae moa desirable part.
of the Teenn--Font •ALEt1Rar.
Now is the time. to .reure property before
the Sig Rosh. The C. P. R. iv coming slue-
aad is • abort tide prices yid! have adva•c.d
beyond the reach of many.
Call sad see LIM and Prices before perches
tag elsewhere.
R. RADCLIFFE,
Real Rafale and General Insurance Agest
05ee Weer -St.. third door fres. Square. C. P.
R Ticket sad Telegraph Oak*. 51-11.
A COOK BOOK
FREE
(iy meg a bd)r a•dlag & hw pat dile
slims. w kherdtwa A Co., ■sslNsL
SP�CTAZd
FOR SALE,
PRICES LOW,
CASH OR ON TIME.
1 General Purpose Horse.
2 One Horse Wagons, New.
1 Fairbanks Hay or Cattle
Sc.ale.
1 50 H. P. Engine and Boiler.
2 Boiler Heaters.
Shafting, Pulleys & Belting,
PIIBLIC NOTICE 1
Another large consignment ofd
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
'In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
oublic by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage. a -
REES PRICE dk SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
200 Plows,
various Patterns.
50 Corn Scuthers, 82.50 each.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repa rs of all Kinds.
Cash paid for Cast and Wrought
Scrap Iron. Warerooms near
Victoria-st. Methodist Church.
0. 1tit .iA.. HUMBER.
BVT
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Rte.. Etc., .t
THE SIGNAL
WlteDwM% see tam 501inat �edin Heeis ds. Letter
•
gar very
Mule MINS apor Ste
1r Mvortles �Mr fie.Iss.►
pa a5iM.meles end SM priest,
PATENTS
CAMEATU. TUN ISMS AiM CIPTiUMIT
Obtsls•d, aced •R beekiemiln the U.M. Paton
O5es sttoab4 w K SIODNNATi rival.
Ger Mlles r the 11. S, Patau% 01
aid we ir.
See, .1450*. 'Vesta te lees blas
than those twiaete trees wailIMINaTON.
Dead MODEL OR W. a4-vw
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CAA USE ANY WRITING INK.
EVERY PEN GUARANTEED.
Mes tC\%e\c I,etterb, us viAt\‘ a J\v\NQ,
No time wanted dipping into an Ink bottle.
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, ii giving the beast of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the smallest chair
to the largest and bast bed -room flet, or parlor suite.
Calf and see his stock and get a bargain.
T3NDERTAKITTG_
In all its branches, promptly attended tc
O 0
pr EMBALMING FLUID always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
G80. BARRY,Hamilton-St., (ioderiok.
EXPEPJENCE, CAPITAL AND SKILL
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that Munro is abreast of the
times, and in all departments fully up to the mark. My
increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
please the public are appreciated.
And while I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
ually found in a first-class house, the general public may
rely un getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk Goods I will
sell Satin and D'Lyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillieux
at former prices.
My Sjiccialties for the Season.
'Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
Fine Hosiery and Gloves, and all the leading items in
Smallwares, from Needles up.
All Goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
price.
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ALEX. MUNRO,
2064 - ,Draper and Haberdasher.
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