HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-10-6, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1892.
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Best Cure For
of disorders at the Throat and
Liege is Ares awry PssltnaL
k ye no equal as a cough cure.
pronchltle
•When 1 was a boy, Ihada �b4 cb sl
webs d each a
Mah-
on �kthat wallow*
r, the doctor pro-
owed
ru-
pc d it incurable with ordinary
bat recommended me to try
`harry iPectoral. 1 did sowad
t
gesbte c
iured me. For the last intern
j."''I have used this preparation with
PIAOC( whenever 1 take a bad cull,
knew of number of people who
Ijep ht in the bonee all the time, not
it safe to be without it."-
1 C. P.M., Forest Hill. W. Va.
cough
"For num than twenty -Mrs ywars, 1
„as a sufferer from lung trouble at -
leaded with coughing so severe at tassel
r to ..use hemorrhage, the paroxysms
frequently) Lasting three or four hours.
1 eat induced to try Ayer'. Cherry Pee..
nral, and after taking four bottles, was
thoroughly cured."- Frans Hohiitag,
Clan Centre, Kans.
La Grippe
•• Last spring i was taken down with
le gnppe. At times I was completely
po►traced, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast seemed as if
cea6ned in an iron cage. I procured a
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
so sooner had I began taking it than
relief
fidkee ed. I could not believe that
the effect would be so rapid and the
care so complete."- W. H. Williams,
Cook City, S. Dak.
AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL
Newell ry Dr. J. C. Aper & Cs. Lew/. Mar.
s,,.I is alt Drua,yta.a. Prior ii ; sic WSW. is -
Prompt to wet, sore to dime
d;LENCARRY MIRACLE.
Mr James Bands' Wonderful
Restoration to Health.
etre Three leers of r...yets. IneematMt-
tir. and 1sHe.seese. Me Tells this Tate
.f na eles.verp sea !,hewed west r.
one world - ma easy as Told a Free
Pre.. aeneeeer.
rep 1M Ft111 flee • whits, sea dad met I
row feel o well as i. .Ply. Y u ma
am. am
1 Vs
gotta se domed en IsemrlJ. You ole was cattETT
m whisk wee withered, i• new
Ill
fights" art lir. Beads eireMhd cwt a PURE
ms.oalar limb, widish w*sM PURhave hen.
.eidit to s Weei utiitd_ la 1. W a
�gewrl1e.rr Mr. Sande said he POWDERED
i.nbib had bees beagbt eta threw ex-
posure to the weather. 'I am esepktely
•adobe_ " ad h.. "that it b sWdy te
Dr. Willmad
Ptak PUL that I owe my
womdertd reat,r.tisa. Besides the wadi -
eel treestatent i had tried electricity and
patent eedieines both internal sod es-
teems!, but without the slightest ayail.
After beginaing Pink PtW 1 began to mend,
amid theyL.ve made • naw man d ma"
'Me newspaper meg then called an Moms
Ostrom Bean l Co.. widely knows drug-
gists ,...d interviewed Heir representative,
Mr. 8eitk asst his kaowledse of the case.
Mr. !Smit:e was fully oouvers^st with the
taota wed vouched for the story told by Mr.
Ards, and further amid, that his hopeless
case and remarkable reoevery are know.
throughout (lle.garry County. In reply to
the query if mealy et I. Wtlliam's Pick
Puns are sold, Mr. Smith replied that the
sale was remarkable and that in his es.
penmen he had sever haodled • remedy
that bold so wen, es love each general sates.
tactic's to dome using them, u everywhere
glowiag reports are herd of the excellent
results following their wee. Dr William's
Ptak Pills ate not a patent medicine in the
seise that word i. undrst.r,.l. They are
the remit ot year, of eaperieuce and care-
ful
arocul inveargatios They are not a purgative
medicine, bat set directly epos/ the blood
and nervesying those oonetotueet• re -
geared to aeric the former and stimulate
wad restore the Letter.
For all diseases depeoding upon • vitiated
oosditioa of the blood, or shuttered serves
they are an unfailing remedy. Such dis-
eases as thew speedily yield to their treat-
ment. L000motor ataxia, partial paralysis
St. Vitus' dance, neuralgia, rrbeomatiae,
sciatica, nervous prostration. nervous head-
ache, dyspepsia, oh,vsic erysipelas, scrofula,
etc. They are • specific for the troubles
peculiar to females, correcting irregularities
and restoring the functions and in the case
of men affect • radical cuter in •11 meet
arising from overwork, mental worry or ex-
cesses of any nature. lm fact it may bs
said of them
They come as a boom and • bleeding to
men,
Restoring to health, life and vigor again."
Tbsss Pills are tnaoulsctured by the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Coopaay, Brockville,
Out., sad Schenectady, N. Y., and are sold
in boxes (sever in loose form by the donee
or hundred and the public are cautioeed
est numerous imitatio.s sold in this
ipb1 at 50 omits • box, or six boxes for
SS 50, .ad may be had of all druggista or
direct by tn.il from Dr. Williams' Medicine
from either address. The price
en:aro• Fre friss.
The town of Alexandria, some 56 miles
mouth of the city of Otsv., on the ('armel&
Adriatic Railway. bei been completely as-
usisbad, remedy, at the marvellous exper-
ience of a young mac, who, after having
been bed -ridden for nearly twelve mouths,
mod hos ease pronounced incurable by Mont-
real and Alexandria doctor, u now restored
to complete health and strength.
Mr. neem Sands is . young teamster,
well known and extremely popular through•
out the country .iib, and his Hinson and
wnderfsl recovery haw bees- indeed still
are t he chief topics in the town and neigh-
bnrb n„1. The story of his mirbcalous our*
havtsrt reached Ottawa, a member of The
Free Press staff journeyed to Alexandria
mad sought out Mr. Sande for the purpose
of ascertaining the truth of the statements
made roger ling his recovery. Mr. Sands u
• slimly built, hot wiry-leoki.g young mea
of about 32 years of .g., and wham lost by
the oewepa{her man the doom o/ health was
co his cheek and his whoie frame showed
sons of unimpaired vigor and vitality.
The newspaper mem told Mr. Sands the
object 04 his visit. and the latter expressed
Ms perfect wilitognem to give all the fans
connected with his cot I wan," mid Mr.
/Mods. "a complete wreck, given wp by
tb doctors, but oow I am well and etrwg
again, and gaining strength every day. 1
was born to Ianommter is 1860, and up to
three years ago I wan always healthy and
strung, living in the open air and Isis well-
known throughout tis
whole aunty of
Gkngarry. 11 was in the water d 1>ie8-88
that 1 first felt signs of inciniwt paralysis
1 war thee teamster tor the [rami mad dear
(actor> heir, and had bot
kind' of weather. I ties
violent twisting cramps ia my band.
I wee in Cornwall that winter this first
stroke fell, and rem•ia.d tare kr three
day. before I knew .syb.dy at all. A
medical nap was called in but meld do so-
tktng for m.. After that I camw beam mad
appeared to get all richt for a time,
but after a few days the old trouble began
Minn. my band continuing to twitching
snit cramping that had preceded the stroke.
Cp to twelve months •go them twitching
is were the only .Jqmptce. 1 amfbr*d from.
Then in August, ilial when I was in Hunt -
amine village 1 sustained • ...Sad stroke,
telt renained unconscious for about .even
Was A doctor attended me mad I re-
covered sufficiently t be brought home.
After my return home to paralysis stesdlly
Hamed no me, and I (bat, to tae of my
right arm and 1eg entirely ; ey ri t vyy
war distorted and my
ttaamtggss.b
al) red 1 w pte.crih..for em
Lao'
a -
dos phase -bus whose treatment I ~shift
foltosed, but it had no enact I still got
steadily sorsa, sad about • menlh Were
Christmas haat, I went to the Sagihh hos-
pita! at Montreal. Prof. Stuart • a •li the
darters name ar*u .d me, en .ice was •
eerier, rue, and the professor treated me.
All the doctors nonld give me soeaWa.tio..
sad did net appear b understand my east
gwtioned .rime of them. but they told
tee it sae a hopeless carve I ttemdrted
the hssptel • month, without the least lm-
irevement, wad w then broagbti
sad remained in my bed until May dd�t�y i
W constant medical advice, but onatianed
%u grow worse d worse. My right ar
vllkersd arm
and 1 grew so wenk and a.elee
the i meld not tan myself in hod- Mesa -
lieu i Aad tried all awn of patent midi -
dam without the Last effect in May I
sem s rdverti.e met of Dr. Williams' risk
RIL in the papers. and said 1 would try
them u s last resort I had beard of the
*o^d.rfnl '.ares worked by Pik Pills, aced
twidmy 10I1. to pt me snow 1 Aad act
M"` them long m -
when I towed myself h
pteriag, and thiilletermisod me to con -
Nemo their use My etseytb gradually re'
braid, the meeelea d my arm became h-
'iPra sea xtroneer, tend i wen ad. te
.p I ,till evatlsaed talose the P11b
mad piai• etnegth, as•Y .t bat I was
able te w Sere M thhe Sub wed Ser Saally le may. I
6 y
•t w icb these pills ars sold snake a coarse
ot treatment comparatively inexpensive as
compered with other remedies or medical
treatment.
/re Tebdsss.
Sloe-11wish i could sketch like
The oafs thing i n draw is • ho..
.
H-Yhones.ou ought to go m the stags
you.
• Fussily ihtdod,
Stas,-- 1 have used l)r leowkr'. Extract
of Wild Strawberry in my familyfor years
aced can highly recommend it fr Summer
complaint, diarrhea, cramps. etc.
Mas. (its Warr,
2 Henterills, Oat.
gms axgtnsntlsn
Raredcs-" How does it happen duet you
baye.'t a gray hair in your head, while
your mustache is full of them
Weldon -" My friend, there isn't • form
of hipudddiaipation cos earth that that mus-
tache haa.'t dipped into."
PURIST OTORIOROT.
eialerbiaaaVatib
W air aa seers Ira fissura
us. we sossaimpts- int sissos.
OR*P AND CASUAL.
Inner 15 lis s.$ N cite Maar H.,sssar.
Bailro•i a in Russia run twenty-two
miles an hour.
Statistics show that American are the
greatest travellers.
Japer bis 2,000 newspapers. Tweat,-
6re years ago cher• use only one.
The exact physieacl eosin of the United
States is • ornetery at Fort Riley, Kan.
., Athlete " is informer', ,' •t the either of
" The 11ill on the Flom " 1. not coaaider ed
au suthori.y on prim brbting.
Satoh Bernhardt had to substitute Cam-
ille
for Cleopatra at Lille because the cies
tuning fur the latter had to bs fumigated.
Victoria Carbolic Salve is a woederfsl
besLug vxempound for cute, wounds,
bruises, burn., scalds, boils, piles, pimples,
&e. lin
Commissioner Peck once edited • Deem -
orate' paper in Nuuda, and Iaat week some
of his ibusocretic friends there rent him a
terve muscle.
Milburn's Aromatic quitting Wiw for•
tide* the .ydtem against attacks n(
chills, bilious fever, dumb agate and like
troubles. lm
New Jersey coots have decided that oys-
ters are cot reel estate, but personal prop-
erty. The oyster will appreciate this dis-
tinction
ietinction as it is being forked out of is half
shell.
The Supreme Court of Indiana has decid-
ed tient he who lies occasionally le not a liar
any more than be who takes a dram Is a
drunkard. This most be indefinitely con
soling to the prevailing Democratic cam-
paign prevaria•tars
lbs formula of Ayer's Sarsaparilla is well
known to the medical profession, and nni
verbally approred. The reputation of the
firm guarantees excellence mod uniformity
in the inedicine, and the world's experi-
ence for 'early half . century has fully de-
monstrated is vase. 1
Web nom i.Ning.
This delicious ooulectios is cicely calculat-
ed to prodsob dyspepsia, heartburn, bilary
troubles and headache. Burdock Blood
Bitten is equally well calculated to oars
these troubles and bah proved its power in
hundreds of cases B. B. B. regulates and
purifies the entire system. 2
Ai Pre ..era.
"L that the ballet coining is sow r
asked Mrs. Grimm.
"It is," replied her husband.
A bard n.d detetmi^ed expr seim omme
into the lady'. face.
"'Then hand me them open glasses." She
said.
• aeneta.e Waal
Would use Hemp's Balsam for the throat
and Imes It is curing more cases of coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup and all
throat and lung baubles, them any other
medicine. The proptietor has authorized
gpy do st to give yea a aunple red ismo you si merit al thisgreat
remedy.
Urge bottle
Larla bettiesties 60s and
$1. (1.ow
Sd
new Se eel east et is.
Mrs Ohmmeter -" Josiah, last Saturday
was my birthday, and you forget all about
it !"
Mr. Cb.gwatr-Why, Samantha, my
o
dear, ttime pause -h m --se swiftly in
your society that your biirtbdaye- er--ooe.
rased Were i know it" ur
theaism m Wetmore.
Osart Iii. -Fr twenty yeses 1 suffer-
ed from Raumattes. D,.p.p.i., Poor Ap-
petit, els., sad revolved M benefit from
the many medians I tried, bat after tab -
iap five bottle of 11t B. B. I earn eat heart-
ily of any food sad am stamp sad smart
I• le • grand medione sad has made • was
Awful ,-&sage is my health.
Man. W. H. Lee,
Harley, Oat.
Trines et Freesd,rt..
Ta. " in 'vine respect. Miss
Whackseer highly gifted young woman.
At school, I remember, eh. excelled is
eathemmtlo.. In a large clue in geometry she
was eailIy the firer.
Miss Lagoa Kajo.es-" Yes, the soar girl
always was so- en aerator, yes knew. "
GEMS OF THOUGHT.
Tie true basis at cheerfulness is love,
hope and patience.
A mark of common .sass and good breed-
ing ie absence of pretence.
By macre, some command and
obey ; that all may en nay safety.
To give heart -felt praise to noble actions,
is, in some measure, mating them our
own.
Navy u 6.ed only on merit, and, like a
sore eye, is offended with everything that
is bright.
Ther are people who drew their bodies
in the height 04 fashion, and let their minds
go to rag.-
Humility
agaHumility is almost serviceable as an un -
dr -garment, and should never be worn as
as overcoat.
We could all be great men 11 we could be
meesnred by the great things we iatend to
do tomorrow.
The euvions girl is an enemy to herself,
for her mind is always occupied with un-
happy thought&
It does not depend on es to avoid pover-
ty, but it does depe.d oot us to make that
poverty respectauje-
A bloc report does not lett long, and the
life oar leads is always the best apology of
that which Ona hes led.
It is error that dwarf. the i• t• C0,1, oar
rows the range of thought, pneues the mor
al feeling* and corrupts the lit..
In controversy, the instant •• r h h 1 angry
we hare already exceed nn-.:*,! for the
truth, and begin striving, for .,.,...ices
Let as live like those who . a1. of to die,
sod than we .hall find that w. .-w • . d death
only bemuse we were um. t::..:•, rd with
some
HAV
A.'
BACK -ACHE
7000L
KION Pi
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
le my endorsement of Anti.Dasdreff i
etas say .osen ping that I raver cowl 1 be-
fore, whisk Is that this preparation is • par-
apet renewer et Dendrite net only in the first
Maim bis even Misr* the plague las he -
some damn mad lies merged itself nee a
dieease. Years of experience as a hair
droner, derma whisk time I ase expert-
mented with wary reemom.rdd prapesa-
11a..., mot doe ham (ear 1 selebt My, then 11111
together) eves the eatiefactina thee
Ani-Disidrelf Ira
it pprtt.ee*� remorse Desai di It seeps
klieg of ib. Asir. it .sob the bead. tt
[makes ea etegaat heir dre.slag without
tearing . trees rel is .ss i me it daily in
4 Mir dreesis plane, at Balenew•1 Hates,
and have yet te fed the first eoaeamer who
wee sot plimsoll with it.
1 J. T. FowTaraa,
Proprietor berhr Asp Hnbaral Hon!,
$estre•l, P. O.
ggrga.a'e sadssed essen Lin 55 -
it.
To live for others is greater than to live
ter sell; • benefactor is greater thin a de-
posit ; integrity is better than gnl.i ..r gee-
ats
it is • wall -established truth that ea
ownos of keep-yonr-mouth-shat is better
them
d • • pousd of explanations after you have
Pen he•rteinees gives is last finish to in-
telligence, is hue of healthfulness, ita mat
of pertains to even speech on the oomnton-
..t topic.
A true man's allegiance u given to that
which is highest in his own nature. He re-
verences truth, he loves kindness, de re -
specs justice.
Better the chases of shipwreck on • voy-
d&of high pomade, than expand life in pad-
iopomade, hither and thither .n • shallow stream
to no purpose at all
Newer allow the bowels M amain eared•
paced lent sariss evil emu e. National Pills
an nawrpsend as a re.n.dy tor .usetips-
no.. lm
AT ENTS
thrEPA
rintreste*".
#c►rntiiic Asturias
Te :"
"Iaehaehe
amiss f w ilk
soy• are la
It idney N a
prompt
per seat.
of Ileums 1.
Jrstsawed log
dfsenffered W
'Night as well
Ery to haw a
healthy .Ity
ar/tiost euro..
:zoos good
Ms/th trier. the
hIdaoya are
slogged,
Sa dealers mom by melee sem*
of price is oasts. pr boa a is i.,aa.,
Mp Talk. ss. i for
took called
the
Me
a"Delay 1.
torelThdal
Hop
tremble. rose
1. Rad i1...'
Jet, and
threr
the west dew
gerbils o all,
Arfyits nam
Diabetes and
Oro
"Tie a6..•
diseases swot
•Plat trher.
Dodd's Mollify;
ash.
Polls are c
Lhcr., '.
tt.hs 3 c tacit;'•
itlood n u •
purit ca••
thaw• -r•..
i • . r. ►_OfTleletr,
•bei!:. tar.bcks
ear::'eathe
•. rnt••e-G till lrn-
r-t a T'rni!c to
f • • t C Sore.
•
DYSf •
O1JST7-
SALT F -1=r •
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i1 a=l.SE.t
OODEBTOH
Steam, Boiler Works.
ti8TABLIBHZD 11tlp.)
A. S. O H RYSTA L,
aeteraesr to CMFetel ! Black.
Manufacturers of all kinds ..f Station -
s/7 Marine, Upright & Tubular
=01MS
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Alen dealer In Upright end Horizontal Slide
Valve Eagtsea Automatic Cut -Off Engines a
p.elalty. All sites of pipe and pipe-etu•g
esset•aUy es band. ileciunatss furnished on
snort notion. Repairing promptly attended to
llrl-1y P. O. Box x. Ooderich.
Werke -Opposite O. T. R. rite tics, Ooderlob
PLANING MILL
ESTAILISIIED Itis.
Buchanan & Son,
era MUT ACTt'axne
SASH, DOOR and BLIIQ'`,
Dealers in all bled* of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's materiel of every description
School Furniture a Specialty.
NEW ARRIVAL
-or-
SUMME . GOODS
LATEST STYLES.
ltemtaam to be cleared out, Perfect
end dhow) .West
H. DUNLOP,
The West -et. Teller.
MoL.EOD'S
SYSTEM RENOVATOLt
AND OTgtnt TarrWt asranttta.
Specific and Anridote for
;li
i1:
Itnpuis. weak mad impoverished blood, dys-
.epkomms.., palpttatios of to
gt, fTeietr�comtp�tlaainnt, neuralgia, lose a
me
aery, boonmconsumption, gen
stases, jaundice.idney ^oaf
k urinary
Amass, At. Viten' dams, female irreg.
amities sad .easel debility.
LI11OIATORT, IODERII9, ONTARIO.
J. M. McLEOD,
Prepieter and M...faetCurer.
Mcl.aoN. grimy, Ranvavos ca be bad
from all eiriseo in tow a, as well am fees
all the dries between liven 8.sa,d sad
8esfortb, Br7ssals. Durham and Teretses,
PATENTS!
ME/TM, DIME HMS Ale COiYIIUITI
1(I
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Colborne Bros.
NEi1'/
FALL
GOODS
We have already in stock a full
assortment of New Fall Goode in
DRESS GOODS
and
MANTLE CLOTHS.
We have a tine assortment of New Dress Stuffs in
the latest designs in fancy stripes and checks, Crepon
Cloth, Melange Twills, Serges, Cheviots, Estetllanes, Cash-
merettes and plain Henriettas, Wool Tartans and Plaids.
About 200 yards of Colored Cashmeres, worth 30c.,
for 33c., a big bargain.
We carry the finest range of plain and fancy Mantl-
ings we have ever shown, in black and colors.
!arm' Mantle Cloths bought from us will be cut
free of charge.
Our Tweed Stock is complete. Suits wade to order.
5 per cent. allowed on all I)ry Goods purchases of
one dollar and over.
A first-class 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 Mata,
Oil Cloths, and Linoleunts ever shown in the County by
one house.
Over 300 Sets of Lace Curtains to select from, di-
rect from the makers in Scotland.
COLBORNE BROS.,
GODERIOH.
Great Carpet Warehouse
of the County.
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leed.sad .0
b1410P9 t. >>iP
ester atte.i11 set the U. A ant Oi-
liest
ten..w.t•� � ytlm.
lief DBL t�osw of r7. a aa�a-
w M l R mA ig51 R DNLW wi QL
W Yt re�a�br�t��o11 .. M ata Fi*t
U. M- Petest OSss. 'Per elrwl.i, •rti.ytm..m.
earme sena. t+rwMesss a ats.sl .Mees, is poor
sera Mase se O.aMy. wrna M
e A MSW stile..
Anisette PAM 011eariitilaines.D.0
you Wat Dry G oods1
We Want Cash I 1,61i
In these times every dollar counts.
We recognize this fact and give you
goods on the it hard pan" basis.
Here are some of our prices :
Beautiful Striped Shaker Flannel,
Wide White
Yard Wide Grey Cotton,
Heavy Canton Flannel,
New Pattern Ashton Prints, 1212c. quality,
Grey Flannel, u low u
Heavy Union Tweeds
BestQ�nsllty Cotton Shirting,
New Drew Goods, 5c.
' of Heavy White Blankets, $2.19
A e Bed Coinfol-tllble, 89c.
Men's inter Weight Shirts and Drawers, 21c. each
Three pairs Men's Heavy Socks for 25c.
liens pure Bilk four-in-hand:Ties, 2 for 25c.
Men's 4 -ply Linen Collars, turn -down and
stand-up, all sizes, 10c.
Eleven colored -border Handkerchiefs for 25c.
Men's Heavy Rubber Coats, quality guar-
anteed, a special bargain, $1.75
ti 44
5c.p�per yard
8c. tt
441=c.
6c.
8'!c.
9c.
22c.
1.1c.
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Special drives in Black Cashmere,
Colored Dress Goods, Gloves, Hos-
iery, Corsets and Ladies' Underwear.
Everything at rock -bottom prices.
You can make the most possible
out of every dollar by trading with
us. We mean business and do as
we advertise.
STRICTLY CASH AND ONE PRICE.
AD►MSTROIq'G & 00.,
Socos ia°, to JOHN ROBERTSON,
(fro. Aehspoa's Old Stand.