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cud ne tstousb th. view ♦eta
menta radiad, that impel to amide of
1a the
►sort, athat nd tW tuse he s, 1 of
gh
maid treble aspirations.
Come, tbeu, let its dew the armor ..d
tans the hlrht, Beeriest has elided too
loos shored,. Let w Kiva etteudi s to
the practical realities. The time hes
giros by when mea are willing to he
down and starve to death if uoly they are
Meeeea that their shroud will be' made of
the folds of Was Union Jack.
Lot as rally aruaad the standard of
Canadian nationality May we continue
the fight uuttl the victory is ovia awl aha
bond. woo and ouf beloved laud placed
in its proper rank amuse the 'Doti ore w
the earth. The future will justify the
motions of the past. Those who follow
as will warder only why we so long d.
laved. It any be year*—I trust it *oil
not be many—before our hopes are reales
ed. and. while we may sot all live to ire
joy the fruits of the increased prosperity
of oar lard reader its altered ow.dition,
I hope oar span of life may be suttioieot-
1F attended to, enable w to say
lt. is my owe. my sworn lead,-
ilhiqMihaemo cheat fur "Taw H. -
hila.. at.tme.e oases Owr.ip,e.
To Was Emma .—Ple..e inform your
readers that I hive a positive reedy
for the above oamod di.ea.e. Br its
timely use thousand. of hopeless cases
have been oermanettly cured. I .hall be
clad to mod two bottlbo of my remedy
the to any ut your readers who have
eoseumptioa if tRay will send me their
Repress and P. O. address.
Respectfully, Da T. A. SLocvtt.
ly 164 W. Adelaide et., Torooui, Ont.
Isn't it about time we beard something
about municipal aspirants? Co to date
they are like clams in the •bell.
The harsh, dream purgatives, ogee
• deemed w indispensable, have given
pleas to milder and more skilfully pre-
pared laxative. ; hence the greq and
growing demand fur Ayers Piila Phy
cician• everywhere reootrand them fur
oostivesees, indigestion, •.d liver com-
plaints.
Chins advice. stele that the Chinese
troops 'lettered .seven defeat from the
savage. in South Formosa. nearly 400
Of them being killed.
iorperteetta teeert.
l(r J. H. Boorman, .Iter wing Wil-
sou's Wild Cherry in his family fur eight
years. writes se that it has never failed
to ears Cooib, Colds. Whooping Cough
or Bronchitis. Be wise, profit by the
experience of *then, and use 14iisn.'s
Wild Cherry when afflicted with any such
Woe/ilea Sold by all drengista. 1m
To invigorate both the body and the
brain, use the reliable touts, Milberr's
Aromatic Quinine Wins. lm
1.0IRp. papers indignantly deoy the
repttlllthat Portugal is disposed to sed
/Winn puoiewiotu to Germany.
nes wary Wer Mae.
I can say that your award's Yellow
Oil is the best thing I ever raw for croup,
coughs, colds, oute or borne, and it i•
good fur man or Imam. Mies E. M.
Hopkins, Claremoot, Ont. Yellow Oil
cures rheumatism, neuralgia and all
Pain- 2
THE FASHIONS.
♦ tratlrty of Jetting. that Well Infuse
the Tale Sc.i
. Kid gloves will rival the Suedes
in popularity in London, and
four bottom" are quite as correct as six.
They are more wily faetetted and mon
oomforuble to wear under • close else...
There -arts no sow colors, but darker
shades of the orlon worn during the
summer are empkged. For street wear
heavy kid gloves, with overlapped seams
attached with a contrasting Dolor and
fastened with heavy costal buttons, are
very mach used, as they aro warmer sod
mins durable than the Seeder. Lined
gloves are made of stockinet cloth, cam-
el'. hair, and chamois leather, and some
ktd-lined gloree hare astrachan backs; but
they are nut very popular, for they make
the hand look large. Fur seeming wear
Suede mitts ars the newest thane, ••d
they will be adopted by the women who
have pretty hands and handsome rings,
though they are rather ugly in them-
selves. The backs of some evening
gloves are elaborately embroidered with
steel sod *old beads.
Handkerchief dresses have been reviv
ed and Grote in the oosrse, rough cloths
that have been in favor of (at.. A very
smart use recently on exhibition was
eomnosed or handkerchiefs with • plain
N oy else cc,itre and borders of cardinal.
dark rose, eleuiler limes and maize, and a
tint of green. The borders came up the
fromt,moeting at the waist over so under -
Ogee. with a border across the bottom,
and all the beck was of the bleu
So popolar hove the tartans become
that it is prophesied by some that shawls
are on the eve of reappearing among se.
Th. prettiest way of toaking up these
tartase for most figures, and especially
or children's eostsmes, is on the cess,
that each square figure is a diamond.
n elder people the diamond arrange-
ment is confined to the sides of the skirt,
while the hock and frost are made the
ordinary way. A very elective style has
a skirt and frost of the waist made up on
the cross with a plain jaetet of black
slerh with loose trouts, which may or
may not have tartan sleeves, iteoording,
c to the whim of the wearer. Tartan hats
or "bonnets" are very stylish for young
people, and IM feshioaable plaids ap-
pear in all sorts of velvets, silks and
ether materials.
Fanciful and eni.los .lesres are a fee -
tore of the winter's stylish town.. Fa-
vorite style la • fe11 lop plaited in •
resit¢ armhole sad set at the bottom it
bvnsiJ
plaits foto a tightly attire, miff
about six biebee deep.
Thi style has • tendency to **Saer-
ate the breadth of the chest sod to dim
itisb the else of the waist; eona.guently
it is not neco,s ng to stout women. Afore
beeoming to whet ars pnikel, termed
"rood figures" slhe �'rwtish
a from the houdetsw.s y
eta
-i....ri
are vary home, doom to the wrier, when*
.Ibeo bites oluesly and ars kestrel as
e's.etesrs' .leer•io Slimy must be
put in blob sI abs shoulder. w give as
epaulette effect, and some e1 them
ass out a trifle steatitic and trimmed •,tb
• petuted piece of p--sem.nt.ra extend-
ing (swat the shoulder to the .4..,
Thome Weevils are read strwdy sow this
Beeson, but custom has set the areal of
approver arum them at lest, and 01/4601.
queasily they ars extremely stylish.
Modistes have been seeing their situp -
Oat for wee time, but women dfahke to
make Nem.elrss 000epkoose by befog
in the foc.frout of .raking noir styles,
but, auw that their adoption has hoes,
chronicled, they are found to be very he-
oumtug w many bourse.
A ass awsan
Of gold may make a mer rich. but it
ua„uot make him healthy. 1f &Chafed
with any form of dyspepsia, biliousness,
constipation, scrofula, bad blood, kid
soy u,,mpluut or akin dice.,., the rime
dy th.t will make you well M Burdock
Blood Hitter•. It is the beet blood
cleenser knows. 2
,MWre'. 1.111Nm ma 1. est b ta•wyasrlaa.
One of the most simple ways to cook
apples, but simple as it is, few pre pre-
pare a really hood dish of sauce. Pare
and quarter, Dover with water that hes
hero •weetened, keep the stewkettle
cowered closely, do nut stir, but shake
the kettle occasionally; when the Intl
can be readily pierced with • broom
straw it is done. Let it maul in the ket-
tle still keeping closely covered. If the
sauces to he smooth, cook its the same
way, but just before taking up beat
thoroughly to break all pieces Apple
sauce ready for table nae or pia may be
preserved by putting it in hot jars and
sealing at once. As jars are emptied
early in winter, 611 white good cooking
.pole• are to season. Boiled apples:
Pare well -shared apples, and cook as for
•auoe. Boal apples without panng ar:d
they make a pleasant variety. Cook un-
til the akin breaks.
Another role der apple sauoe! Ruh one
half cupful of sugar (powdered is the
best) and one tablespoonful of batter
;cotf dour with cold water, add One tea-
creas. Wet one large teaspoon -
cupful of boiling eater, and let it simmer
gently tea- Minutes. When ready for
the sauce strain the dour mixture throukh
a dour •eve un to the butter and sugar,
bWirring briskly, add flavoring ; vanilla is
To preserve apples, pare, core, and
garter twelve large apple., not tart ap-
ples, nor very sweet, make • syrup of
one proved of sugar and was pint of water
and boil, put in as much apples as will
cook without breaking, c uk until tender;
after all are done, add to tie liquid two
cup' of sugar and stew tet minutes slow-
ly. Pour over the apples and oorer
c.osely.
A 000K BOOK
tysa� FREE
arrow. rl'�i.M,f k=.. &G
!ORE 3811110111L8,
P::rx.u.., Nov. 8th, 1889.
lYaler Scry ice &
Rapai
The undersigned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
tWater Services in connection
with the Town System toDwell-
ings and other Buildings. Also
REPAIRS
To Steam Engines, Mills, Fac-
tories and Machinery of all kind.
Prices reasonaE' Satisfac-
tion Guarantee•.
WILSC dALKELD.
:lfn-tr
THE HURON SIGNAL. FEIDAY, DEO. 18 1889
The favorite
IMedicine for Thrust awl Luigi DiM-
awltka bee kung been, mad still l•, Ayer'.
Cherry Pectoral. It cures (,how&
W kuusalag Cougar H'oaealtle, aad
Asthma; soothes irritation of the
Lsryax and trances ; strengthens tae
Vocal Organs; allays soreness of the
Lease; prevents Consumption, and,
eves in advanced stages of that Wiese.,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
Timm ie so other prei aratioa tor dis-
eases of the thrust and lungs to be cep.
pared with th. remedy.
" My wife bad • distressing
with pains 1n the side and brraet i
tried various medicines, but nose did
her any good until 1 got • bade el
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which has cured
her. A neighbor, Mn. Olena, had the
measle°, and the cpm was relieved by
the use of A)er's Cherry Pectoral. t
have so besltstfou in recoaaeadieg ray
Cough Medicine
to every one aMlcted."—Robert Horton,
Foreman liecuiliyAi, Morrtlltua, Ark.
" I have been afflicted with asthata
for forty years. Last spring I was Mikes
with a violent cough, which threatened
to terminate, my days. Every one pro.
ooenced me la consumption. I deter-
mined to Iry Ayer's (harry Pectoral.
It. effect* were suaglcal. I waa immedi-
ately relieved and continued to improve
until entirely recovered."—Lome Bullard,
Guilford, Conn.
" 8ix months ago Iliad a severe hem-
orrhage of the lungges brought on by an
tncea.ant cough whkb deprived me of
sleet' and rent. I tried various reme-
dies. but obtained no relief uaUI I be-
gan to take Ayer's Cherry
few bottles or this medicine A
Mrs. IL Coburn, 19 Second st,, Lowell,
Maas.
"Foe children aelictod with Bolds,
coughs, sore throat, or croup, I do not
know d any remedy whirl' will give
more speedy relief dun Ayer'. Cherry
Prctoral. I hare found It, also, Invalu-
able in case. of Whooping t'ougb."—
Ann Lovejoy, 1267 Washington street,
Boston, edam.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
rasrao.D EST
CO. J. C. Ayer At Co.. Lowell, Mass,
Solo by all Druggists. Pries •1, oar. heel.., µ
C. P. R. POOA&
TONIN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
$140 AND UPWARDS
1 bare a large aumber of Houm-s and Iota
of Town—Inga»nil the rrsta i�r'bl° parts
Now. the time to secure property before
the Bic Rush The C. P. R Is coming sure,
sad In • short timenes will have advanced
bond the reach of away.
Call and see L.t and Prices before perches.
tag elsewhere.
R.L
Real Estate sad l.� snot
stt
otn.-e Wee. -$t., third door Nee Square. C. P.
R Ticket and Telegraph Ogee. b4tt
URDOCK
1.) PILLS
A NNW CORK
Pett INUOV.NtI:.., CONSTIPATION.
INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS, SICK
N IADACHI, AMD DICCCCta Or Tree
S TOMACH. LIVEN AND DOWELS.
THAT Ant Ntte,TNeoOeaN AMD MONK
NA ACTION. AMB roe. A 'AWAKE Are
TO SYCDOC& 0.O,. SIT7aas rN TN(
TacaT.r:NT *M• Coag Or CHRONIC
AND OSSTINATE DISEASES.
Wines, Liquors, 8Cc
TOR RALL BY
G. H. PARSONS
ALBION BLOCK. OODgRiCH-
600D WORK IS DONE AT SIGNAL
OOLE, THE L1 U'GGI13T
Makes a speciality of
FINE DISPENSING, PERSONAL ATTENTION, FINEST WORK,
NIGHT ATTENDANCE.
TELEPHONE CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
It foil request It, your Pby[+fotaa will leave his order at my Retabliahment, thus securing
Int Uses lid reweave and moderste o ••E
—We lead oo—
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
Try u, for OYott e, TOILET ARTICLES, PERTUBBRY. Irre. A few meats* that
AlEAUTIFUL MUSIC elven to ladles with purchases, .till la stock.
McLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR,
and an other leading Patent Medlbhwa.
t2
W. C. GOODE,
ilRtraolsT. 4LBiON BL,OCY.
LATESTINST-TJ S
S=
Bonnets, with LatWe have est on N velties i • PR,ibbolete on ok . Plushee and Tri mntern Hate g
Material..
Inspection cordially invited.
I114n IReres mer senile eminate. Wsmear
FALL MILLINERY.
MI88 CAMERON, Hamilton Street. begs to aanonnes th vt
she has now in stook the latiet styles in 611 Millinery, speoiai-
ly imported from the British markets for this season's trade.
which comprise some of the most handsomegoods ewer seen
in this section, including Feathers, blowers, Iilbbons, Shapes,
Trimmed Goods, .to.
A OALL SOI IOITED.
2\41=30 C.iA. =MON,
THE BEST
BIKING POWDER
!NUN -I; 4111
COS FriI
Ito ea
'Mlag�
• Ie .don.
linfl MINIM
GARTH&CQ
FICTORT SUPPLIES
• MONTREAL
CHADWICK'S
SPOOLk
LOTTO$
Per Hand tined
amine Use.
MIS 110 SUPERIOR.
ASK FON IT.
LEITRIM
STEEL -UNE TIMES
IRS
LW vtisnoto,Imitte�
ether
Wag W i.r zttt
TRUNKS
1. the World.
J. IVELBIGR & CO
MONTREAL,
bit 11..''3, IC flit Bohn
HOTEL BALMORAL
MONTREAL.
LAM Dame atm moot the meet ee.trel
sod elegantly t.r.1.h.d Hotels 1.. tke
City. Aoomalnindlatios Ser 400 gne•ts.
$$
to ;3 per Aar. IJ. V s TV 6*1. FF,
aasg.r
PEARS'
Win Zvi Mitt
J.PALIER&SON
Aoktale hetetr. of
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
1713 VTR
II OWN EAL.
SOAP.
DOMINION
LEATHER HER B011itll
COMPANY.
Manufacture. of
AUESTOSMILLEIGARD
Mase Parking.
FRICTION
PULLEY BOARD,
T71w La PirJ.ev/Fiujen
RECKITT'S BLUE.
THE EMIT TOR LAUNDRY US&
PIIBLIC NOTICE 1
• Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE dird SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
CAN
ALL
guts
ANO
5£106*
To ORDER
Darwin
":-POft'lId.
SPEC=. A.1.1
FOR SALE,
PRICES LOW,
CASH OR ON TIME.
1 General Puipooe Horse.
2 One Horse Wagons, New.
1 Fairbanks Hay or Cattle
Scale.
1 50 H. P. Engine and Boiler.
2 Boiler Heaters.
Shafting, Pulleys ti Belting
200 Plows vat io118 Patterns.
60 Oorn Scufers, $2.50 each,
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repa rs of all Kinds.
Cash paid for Cast and Wrought
Scrap Iron. Wareroome near
Victoria -.t. Methodist Church.
0.A. HVMBER.
11-11
BVZ"
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Kto., Eta, at
THEY 3IB1AL
►RIITINn sir:cr.
Meeehaats out ort heir But HAAs, Crete,
Heads. t... ke. printed at this Drees for very
little r Hues lbws they aar.11 for the
awl it hefts to advertise MOO
GII •ed ma ssmeiss fad get pF10..
PATENTS
p�C,AVEATS, MR MAIMS MJ CSPYSISNT
Osa�e�• .mid all b.uf.me it the A. Pates
arteaded se at /iODIRATt Pala.
Oar °Mee I appeal** the U. K Patent of-
ae.. asd ..° esu °terata P.te.is la lees lime
tb.. tar... rem.° trot WA14ff►MgTom
Send M01Nt. Olt 1)14 WIP07 W. atl-
rAvissiiiMiktrit ?L aro 02.
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PAMet• r:reeler, edvtee.
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Wyear
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EVERY PEN GUARANTEED.
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION
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GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the best of
value in all lines of Furniture—frons the smallest chair
to the largest and bast bell -room set, or parlor suite.,
Gall and see his stock and get a bargain
TINDERT.AKITTC-.
In all it, branches, promptly attended tc
ET EMBALMINQ FLUID alway-p kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
GOO. BARRY,Hamilton-St., Goderioh,
EXPERIENCE CAPITAL 4ND 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 upon�getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk Goods I will
sell Satin and D'Lyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillieuz
at former prices.
My Sfecial `trees for the Season.
Linen (foods 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.
ALEX• MUNRO
9nb4
Draper and Haberd.ibe r.
FURNITUREP1
It Ton wast is nes the Merest stook of r.r.tt.re ht Sewn, p le
11 CHORD O,1\T-
If yep water to ye the Cb.•p.,. W jZ 't')OW agA.Dffi$ sed the N
arse% ole "4 ssepa°se levy tint. sad sih.d•a truss
PIQPV$ITQ lrFt AM IWO- aeailydee°. JO'RINt-Aen.Tie we keep obw.ptf
s610 RAM C of a.y titOffiS .se
mem tea bore to street for r er
°til•l es heed.end say person waatieg nae 1 wall cess.. es •
tu
erase taae4 moat 1•rlereiA lag rwrsdral la a alar Mpg estewiahtnnt,
Sedtrtsh April Igt1 ifl! fUD`RAtw w
to the Comm COLA Roics I
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