The Signal, 1892-9-22, Page 3e.
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1812,
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AYER'S ko
Cherry Pectoral
ao equal for the prompt relief
od speedy c u re of Colds, Coughs,
oup, Hoarseness, Loss of
Vie, Preacher's Bore Throat,
Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe,
apd other derangements oofa the
throat and lungs. The best -
gown cough -cure in the world,
it is recommended by eminent
physicians, and is the favorite
preparation with singers, actors,
preachers and teachers. ltsoothes
the inflamed membrane, loosens
the phlegm, stops coughing, and
induces repose.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
taken for consumption, in its early
stages, checks further progress of
the disease, and even in the later
stages, it eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. It is agreeable to the taste,
needs but small doses, and does
not interfere with digestion or any
of the regular organic functions.
As an emergency medicine, every
household should be provided with
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
"Having used Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral
er,oral in my family for many years, I
can confidently rem it for all
,h,• rompiaints it is claimed to cure,
It. +ale ss increasing yearly with me,
and my customers think this prepa-
ration has no equal as a cough cure. -
S. W. Parent, Qu. en.hury, N.B.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared o, lh J. C. Ayer & t:.,.. Lowell. Mans.
S ,t .0 two., s. Prim *. ; .s bottle.. $t
Prompt io state aura to cure
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
etmen '. udme.t lar sate mere we're.
(iearostty wrongly placed beoomos • vice.
Silence discloses the method of the world,
bat nig its cause.
Whet we know is link, what we an ig-
n orant of is itaaeam.
To tolerate toleramoe h the beet lessee
of tolerance we have to Mara.
There are same people who aro busy but
It D. ace Domltian was, catching flies.
We shall be judged hereafter mot by what
we have felt, but by what we have dome.
That strength which has its roots to faith
shall have its dew bad its fragrance in love.
1t you would not have any afHictioa visit'
you tams, lista at cue to whet it temehea
Only what we have wrought into oar
character darntr life can take away with
as
We believe that we hate flattery when ell
that we hate is the awkwardness of the flat-
ten'. •
All ages and conditions of people may use
Easeful Pills without injury and with great
benefit lm
The greatest evils of life often arise iron
things thought of too little imporLoce to be
attended to.
To tell a falsehood is like the cut of amb-
er ; for though the wound may bed, the
soar wnll remain.
He who makes others glad by the service
of his hand, will quicken his owe heart hate
a more joyous life.
Every good thing can afford to be small,
because it is so greet, itis an element and
agent in the world's immensity.
He that cannot forgive others breaks the
bridge over which he must pans himself ; for
every nen has seed to be forgiven.
He s happy whom determination snits
his temper, but be is more excellent who
can snit his temper to the circuastaooes.
The mon we practise virtue the dearer it
becomes, as two friends love each other the
more, the more they know each other.
Purity of Iagredteots and socurmey of
compounding, make Milburn's Aromatic
(luintoe Wine the criterion of excel•
len... 1m
Not to speak what • man knows is some-
times discretion ; hat to speak ad sot te
know, ie always folly, and .•mstame dk-
nomeety.
All human knowledge is only piecework ;
we only possess pieces of .eko.e, for sem
here is able to preaeut each soiene is the
.alae light
intellect, however great, without moral -
sty is • curse, whether in • Bocce, a Napo-
leon, a hank forger, • premolar, • mer-
chant or prince.
The poorer place in which the Mesosphere
is more homelike, is as • eawgoeoso, more
heavenly than the west beautiful, even
where law sad order are the demeate sup-
reme.
Firmness, d.odinees of prinipls, a jud
'moderation, sod an anoosqusssble peess►er-
saes are the virtues the piastre of whisk is
most likely to oared whatever le wrong in
tie oosstit.tion Of the social system.
Don't live your life alone without frwod-
ship mad love, you were nude ler it, .ad
other natures seed you. Yoe are robbing
yourself, you are robbing others, if you 118m
a hermit Therefore go oat into God's
world and live your life for others.
Rel foresightso.siste in reeerviag our own
Neese if we labor with •axi•ty about the
future we destroy that strength which will
55.81. a to meet the future. If wo take
more is hand than we can do well, we break
up sad the work is often broken with ea.
Asa general rale, it in bet net le cermet
costiveness by the w of mine et &sol e
maljeines. When • purgative le needed,
Ike most prompt, eSeetiv., and beneficial is
Ayer's rile. Their tendeaeT in to resters,
sad not weaken, the mama ashes el the
breeds 1
MISSING LINKS.
Loll.,. r an active serve teak.
(lm•ehopper green is a new tint at 1M
tmlUia.r'a
The W tlkesb•rre t Lha) Time hes • sail-
earthed-
um►earthed- who has paid for the pater IDS ram
ha advisee.
Over twenty patents were hewed Mab
month leer iteprovemeat• in the Merge er
mese of its ettasheeata
A noted lif•.•ver is Captain Nickeke
Murphy, of Hogue. la thirty•6ve years
he hes saved over 100 pereuw from drown -
Innkeeper Heald, of Turk's Head, Went
Cheater, N. Y., bus • way ward goat that
shows tobacco with marked appretbatioa
and reimh.
Aa asylum for s..ahern-in-law is being
built te Austro by a wealthy Austrian wo-
man, and provision has teen wade for tial
occupants
A Pittsburg justice decides that it ie
legal for any householder, from kis own
presumes, to throw water on an organ grind-
er who refuess to tndve .M.
Of fourteen first eke' racers now on the
Atl•atic four are german built, one hail.
from France, six fres the Clyde, two from
Ilelfa.t met nee from the Merey.
The Indian Dame Michigan means"great
lake- -the mine name that the hitter -day
inhabitants apply to those large inland
bodies of water, of shio-h NIichigau is one.
The Chinese have a kitchen god, which
is supposed to go to the (,binese Ismael'
at the beginning of each year N. report
.pus the private life of the families under
his care.
Then is a .'stain island in the Baltic sin
to whose inhabitaau the hex!y of the sun is
clearly visible in the morning Isere st rises,
and likewise in the evening before it seta.
Paris hes a "freak" in the way of • little
girl who, though but five years old, can
write French history by the yard, sad is "a
perfect walking encyclopedia" in torrent
French htersture.
Tine °antral tethers registers a mean of
87 degrees in July. Central Australia
boasts of 94 degrees in January --a mean
which is attained in South Carolina and
inner Arabia in midsummer.
Tokio, the principal city and capital of
Japa.. was formerly known Y Tol.l°. It
is • very old city. and Aug. Jig, IMO. the
people of this city celebrate! the 3110th
anniversary of its founding.
During Captain Parry's polar expedition
co oar ootasioo a onnvenattoo was carried
on at • distance of one and a quarter miles
between two persons separated by $ frame
sheet of water.
Rhode island, the smallest .tete in the
union, has two capital'', which no otber
state has, and confers arca her governor
the odictai title of "Captain general of
Rhode Island and Providence i'lanutioos.
Between Jan. 1, 18S(1, and June 30. 1801,
7,180,380 silver dolma were coined in the
Uaated States estate. The total value of
the production of silver in the Baited
8tetee from 1581 to 1880 inclusive, was
$481,033,000.
The total work performed by the human
body daring five hours of mountain climb-
ing is equal to I,t26,000 foot-pounds, not
counting other forces exerted, which l)v.
B.cbeister says will stn the grand total up
to 1,380,000 foot-pounds.
The Silver King mine on Toad mountain,
British Columbia, his leen sold for te2,0al,-
000. The treasures of this mountain were
discovered by • half-breed Rained Hell, who
p�hap had never owned $10 ell •t awe be
Iors in hu life.
A lady of Detroit originally had black
eyes and hair, but in the course of time,
when *be had attained the age of 70 yeses,
her hair turned pare white. This sees ex-
, but about • year ago bee hair began
darkening and is now as black as jet
In the regalis roan of the Scottish kings
in Edinburg castle, one can still see, among
other valuable relics, the coronation crown
of the greet Robert Bruce. It is • plain
eirclei of gold, heightened with four spikes
having trefoil heads
A valuable goblet has been purchased for
the sum of 31..000 franc. by • member of
the Frankfort branch of the Rothschild
familJ The goblet is of exquisite work-
o•aship and is said to have formed part of
the municipal treasures of Osnabruck, in
Germany.
Chicken. have been acting as gold col-
lectors for J. A. McConville, of Batt+,
Mont. In one chicken's crop .Rd gizzard he
found some golden nuggets. He, therefore,
killed the remainder o hie brood, thirty.
one in number, and fount in them gold to
the amount of $387.
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THE SAVIOUR'S CRUCIFIICTION.
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Seemed singes Mee figured retahs Eames
Soy.
dhow tae Pklladelpble Orem.
That tbe time of n be crucihction of Christ
Easy la approximately demutstr•ted by me-
tronomnal omlculatien, after paying des
honors to vee historical data we poems.
concerns* test most importanttraneactios,
has be. a'. .til positively proven by ansm-
inent Unite' States Supra me Court Justice.
Judge Joseph P. Bred.. The asthma
te,iste is this tench oostr...ertaxl questa.•
•, c these : 1. The time must be brought
witbiu the reign of Ponsus Pilate. 2. li
must be after the fifteenth year of the reign
of the Emperor Tiberius. and after the
thiru.th year of Christ's nae. 3. It must
occur on the 1&h day of the Jewish mouth
Nims, sad o. 18e sixth day of the week, or
Friday.
After • great deal of laborious research.
Mr. Bradley deduced the following interest-
ing coeclt.ions: There were only three years
between the year A. 1). 21 sod the year A.
1r. 36, both inclusive, in which the let of
Nisan, sad consequently the 15th of Niemen
happened un • Friday. These were A. D.
27, 30 and 33, tbe last ).ung very doubtful.
I:ut the arucifiction could not have ha rd
befo. a the year A. I). 28 and pt obsbly sot
later then the year A. D. 31. Therefore the
year 30 ie the only one which satisfies all
the cooditions of the problem. It satisfies
them bemuse it gives opportunity for Jesus
to teach publicly for about three years end
toattend three pesaoversduring his ministry,
or four, according as it wrnmonced os or
before April 3 A. 1). 27. Now, since in A.
D. 30 the 1st of Rime fell on Fridayy, t he
34th of our March, the 15th fell on Friday,
the 7th of our April. Therefore, Friday,
April/ of the year A. D. 30 was the day of
the crucifixion.
Tout Ones M'ii.
Prem Qot.los Dara
Dhs•t mail say Meter metal yea w mire
that it . eneri•eely and properly addres-
sed.
haat fail to prop the stamp is the upper
'teased ember.
t piste the address ow that there will
be so roma for the postmark.
Deet fail, is the hurry of buasma, to
write the same el the Mate yes intend sad
OK your ow. a very eswmam erre.
Deal 7142 rater until yes me mere
y stomped.
that it is pro
Deal seal er wrap paresis 1. web a moa -
mor that tier o•atwb tag los M esdy
examined.
'e ias.mene 011119110 gesrar. Am. .
The oo•tlieat paintin;s of modern time
are Meiesosier's "1814 and Millet's "The
Angelus." M. Cha.ch•rd gave 8170,000 for
"1814" and $160,000 for The Angeles."
Henry lithos. in 1887, paid 506,1100 for
Meissosier's "Friedl 1507," and pre-
sented it to the Metropolitan Museum of
Axys, of New York.
A long tunnel near Paris bas been lighted
in a novel way. Reflectors throw the light
hog many electric lamps sixteen feet above
thelaik to the sides of the tunnel, whore it
is again reflected by burnished tin, covered
with glee, into the coaches, making • soft
. sd •gres•ble light. The trains automati-
cally tem the current on and of in entering
•.d Leaving oke twaeL
A .wry was told Lbs other day of • Sime
who discovered • onbw.b and Nen, see
• spider emerge from it, called out :
tM oob run ' How fast the rob read"
As a matter of fact .he bedded better than
. he knew, for cob or cop is, according to
the dictionaries, the name somaeties.5 given
to • spider : whams the wad cobweb,
which is, strictly speaking, oopwebCep
-
in this done is probably an abbreviation of
the Anglo-Saxon •tteroopp•, • spider.
The America purple will expend ow
o
811,000,000 for tenni.• tea le 1811-911. Of
Nis vast mem the planters will reesive ss,•
000,000, the tradesmen and home dealers
53,500,000, and forsiguer• with an intermit
in America or China, the handsome balance
of 55,500,000. Why cannot we have soma
of it ? The is the dame laid here to -day
as in the time of Lew, OrismsIl, Howled
end Troia, when we were the owners of tka
Aim trade Why do not oar balms=
✓ take dvatags of the opportunity
Home tans age an eminent (Imbued
pbysieiao mid: 'When I been the practise
of medicine • yeas men wham e.astite-
tksn was even more powerful iia my owe
d arted in the practice with =a Nis pr
theory was that • man sedan', hew ten
much fresh air, that be wasted W hase 16
cirrnl•te inside said eat.hte of hin body,
sed 10 that end wain kW rigors d winter
mane en 8. @pursed thick elothtwg,
whir* i heisted en wearing. If we reds
together, 18. heavier garment k. 8.d
ea uses a ssdiney seek Boat. I
were mala. .ad a geateoat buttoned
tip to the dna Y7Z young and amhitiee.
partner 8*. oseup(ad • warms Isomo is the
minatory • maulprod then
. fee • .ad painful years,wtte with now
sotptiem H. sleek to his thin cl.Ning
and b.mmm • martyr to hie pd theory.
✓ b iii
eek my heavy
weather demanded it, steel I think the
ward Is • geed stay years hem ma
AN ENGLISH ELECTION STORY.
Is. Thal 11 Appear. flat 58. rens Kept
Open twee
From the Pan Mall Gazette.
The best story of the general election
cease from Ireland, and is told by the Bel-
fast Telegraph on "most reliableauthority."
In the Newton -Stewart district of North
Tyrone, in which Lord Frederick Hamilton,
brother of the First Lord of the Admiralty,
and also of the Duke of Aberoorn, defeated
the Rev. Professor Dougherty by only forty -
eine votes, it was ascertained at 6 0o the
,b
evening of the polling day et two invalid
Unionist voters were unpolkd. Every
avtuhible vehicle suitable for the purpose
had been premed into service and Lord
Frederick's agent was in • dilemrua, know-
ing that the fight would be an extremely
close one.
At length it was decided to send • mes-
ssoger to Bercuaourt, where the Duke
an.l Ihnches of Aberoorn are at present i
maAffter considering the situation Her G race, re
with • woman's adiae+. of resource, mug•
gested that the two farm bones, plowing m
a field close by. should be requisitioned,and
the great stage ooach,used by the late Duke
when Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, should osrn.
1 into service. The howere
roogbt in. the coach wheeled out, and then
it was disoovered that then was no harness.
Woman's wit, however, again cause to the
remise, sad, with the silver mounted stets
harness, which ornamented the mantelpiece th
of ooe of the principal apartments in e
castle, the equipage was ready to start.
But all the difficulties had mot been sur-
mounted yet There wee no one but the
Duke to dnve and the law was too n on
the subject d peen taking part in . one.
The law, however, said nothing about peer-
esses, and the Duchess, seeing the .tate d
8.re
affairs, at once volunteered services,
ff,
mounted the dickey said drove o, amid the
assembled of the sembled servants. The first
Tall vim polled 6.50 o'clock and at 7.57 the
second man, although be lived over four
miles distant from the polite; dation,
Y
wbrought into the booth and hes vote re
oorded.
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Liver
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the most dan-
gerous of all.
Bright' Disease,
Diabetes and
Dropsy."
a/1,1 able*
Alvan* caamrt
ar/at arbor•
Dodd's Kidney
Pills are and
Sold by all dealers or .ret by smiles ismmeilt
of price pe caws. per hos or as far
Dr. L. A. Smith a Co. T,x,see, Weis Mr
bwk died !Lida, Tac.
ropcif ; :_
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' Liver. eoi-.`•›,vols. unlocks
theSr:tr:.:!:•e::: i.trl:: sthe
1Uooe. are-; . ' :oven ell im-
purlt:: t . :.^pie to
thew-:-st •:s Sore.
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Stearn Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISHED 1I110.1
A. S. CH RYSTAL,
The truest criterion of • man's character
sad conduct is invariably to be found in the
opinion of hs nearest relatives, who, having
daily and hourly opportunities of forming •
judgment et bias, will not fail in doing sig
It is • higher tt tlmony in his favor for him
to swam the .deem and leve of • few in-
dividuals within the privacy of his owe
home that the good opinion of hundreds is
his immediate ssighberhood, or that of ten
times the somber residing at a disuses.
In fact, next to • ekes and impartial self -
scrutiny, no question mom so seer the
truth se for • man to sok himself, "Wirt is
thourht of ms by the familiar Ord* of ray
owe Breads ! " Would that all remembered
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Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright et Tubular
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Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers In Upright and Horizontal Slide
Valve lteittin•s• Aotemmtic cut -or Zealots a
p.ci•lty. All slaw of pipe and ripe -fitting
constantly on band. Ltlm• ee furnished on
sem : .odea. Repairing promptly •treaded to
llt-►y P. 0. )fox x. Ooderich. )tet.
Worts-0ppssite 0. T. R. Station. Goderlch
PLANING MILL
£STAIILISMEO 1866.
Buchanan & Son,
aaNur*CTU*IOa
SASS, DOOR and BLIP:',
Dealers In all blade of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's m terbal of every deseriatim
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School Furniture a Specialty.
NEW ARRIVAL
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LATEST STYLES.
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We have already in stock a full
assortment of New Fall Goods in
DRESS GOODS
and
MA NTL E CLOTHS.
We ha'.'e a fine assortment of New Dream Stuffs in
the latest • tt:.,i; iris in fancy stripes and checks, Crepon
Cloth, Melange Twills, Barged, Cheviots, Estemane.,, Cash-
merettes and plain Henriettas, Wool Tartans and Plaids.
About 300 yards of Colored Cashmeres, worth 50c.,
for 35c., a big bargain.
We carry the finest range of plain and fancy Mantl-
ings we hate ever shown, in black and colors.
LFAII Mantle Cloths bought from us will be cut
free of charge.
Our Tweed Stock is complete. Suits trade to order.
5 per cent. allowed on all Dry Good purchases of
one dollar and over.
A first -clams Dress and Mantle Maker in our store,
up stairs -
We carry the largest stock of Brussels, Tapestry,
Wool and Union Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and Mats,
Oil Cloths, and Linoleums ever shown in the County by
one house.
Over 300 Sets of Lace Curtains to select from, di-
rect from the makers in Scotland.
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GODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse 1 J
of the County. J I.
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I wouldn't be &shamed to do right, any-
where.
I would sot do anything that I would not
be willing for everybody to know.
I wouldn't o onclude that I knew more
than my father before I had h..e fifty miles
away from home.
I wouldn't go in the company of boys who
used
wouldn't et language. the sulks and pout when-
ever 1 ot1onsuggldo t have my own way about
everything.
i wouldn't let any other boy get ahead of
me is my studies.
1 wouldn't abuse little boys who had no
big brother for me to be afraid of.
I would learn to he polite to everybody.
I wouldn't cry for anything when mamma
or papa told m. it Lias not good for me.
I would try to se if 1 couldn't get people
to like use, by being civil to everybody.
I would never make fun of children be-
cause the are not dressed nice.
I would try to learn something useful
every da , and whenever I mw men mak-
ann..
ak-
ann;lig,
tting I would watch to see how they
I would keep my hands and face clean,
and my hair brushed without having to be
told to
I would be respectful to old people, and
behave so that my parents would not be
ashamed of me.
I would be in earnest about everything
When i had to work I would do it with •11
my might, I would study with •11 my
=tight, sad I would play with e11 my might
I would rend books and papers that would
make tin want to know something, and do
something that would benefit other people.
I would have as good • time as l could in
this world, eat I wouldn't tell lies, nor
Meal, nor be meso to anybody.
I would my my prayers every day, ad I
would sink .Jesus to make me • good boy,
sad show me how to go to heave&
lepere, weak and impoveeinhed blood, dye.
paper, abaplesaws, palpitated' of the
heart, liver complaint, meralgia, lees of
memory, braoohitk, ooawmpt'OnpH
ut6... jaundice, kidney sad urinary
diseases, 8t. Vitas' dance, female irreg-
ularities and rimers' debility.
LIBORATORT, CODERI`B, ONTARIO.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
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Nom all lraaRMm 1. lwtowmmap&astir well se frees
an the drillielaSsdemi sad
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A Utak 5111. • Kistler.
While canoed over on Oak Creek 1 was
an eyewitness to am d the most novel of
combats, says • writer in Forest and Stream.
At noon one day Y I Ina Doming down from
the mine for dinner I spied • skunk shifting
itself •hoot in a strange manner. Thinking
he was performing some sets that were un-
usual and not becoming to one of his race I
sat down stud with my powerful marine glee
1 soon found the reason. Before the skunk
on the ground Ly • huge rattleenake coiled
up for 'nsinem, his massive fat head pre-
senting • most mv-•ge &spect. Now and
then misuse his head as the skunk would
Dome within reach he struck it again and
again. The skunk, as if anxious to ocotmos
the duel, would pounce epee the back of
18e .Dake until driven off by the powerful
swaying to and fro of its body. This wY
repeated again and again, until finally erith
one heroic spring the skunk landed upon the
snake and in the twinkling of an eye almost
had bitten the head from the body, save •
shred of skin wbieh held together. Being
.atiefied with the result, i hastily picked
up • rock, and, throwing it. at the skunk,
routed him, leaving me in full possession of
the field. On .xanivation i found the hide
of the rattlesnake uninjured, save where
the skunk ,tad given it its death cut in the
sack. The same evening, and for ix con-
secutive evenings, i saw the .kink, and on
the seventh evening shot it aper it had
scampered around for that length of time.
This satisfied me Must rsttl a bites do
tint materially retard the progressive life et
• " polecat," to my nothing of proving fat-
al thereto. The snake was three fed ix
inches is length, with nine rattles. The
smaki. hide 1 kept till remedy ; wore it
out as • hat bud. The rattles I still have.
The skunk is the only animal, to my know-
ledge, that will not succumb to the deadly
bite of the " rattler " online medical aid is
invoked.
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