The Signal, 1893-9-28, Page 7IW SIGNAL : GIODERIOH. ONT.• THITRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1893.
M9!!OENT DISPLAY
OF
NEW FALL GOODS.
x +,X X X X
$ADY MADE JACKETS, German Manufacture.
The largest range ever alio* a in Uo derich. Sines 32, 34, 36
and 38 from $4.00 to 1$20.00
DOSS (}00DS AND BLACK HENRIETTAS.
one of out special -
Plaids anti Fahey
We need hardly say that this department is
ties, including the new Hopsack Cloth, Fling
Twills in Ombra Effects.
op ctLons
we sell the " Adrienne " in
t., Klowk, Colonial and Cream ('actor.
Bleckaro! Colors nt $1,00. Every pair guaranteed and equal to
(ilnte ill town.
STAPLE DEPARTMEMT Always Complete.
INSPECTION OF OUR NEW GOODS INVITED.
JOHN T. ACHESON
ALCOHOL a A PO18ON.
It Masses the !!rises .lf I. linen sad
c.a... rases megeae come
Ili. Feta, the famous specialist es
mental diseases of the University of Zu-
rich, rent • most valuable paper to the
world's temperance menages on "The
Effect of Lk'Ltulic Ibab :testicle Upon
the Human Brain and Ira !Relation to
the Theories of Heredity and Evolution."
**Alcohol," he said. "even when dilut-
ed. as in wine, beer and cider, is a poi-
son which changes pathologically the
tissues of the body and leans to fatty de-
generation. Some poisons are useful as
medicines, such as oocrosive sublimate,
quinine, etc. I am one who assigns but
a very subordinate position toeltohol as
a medicine.
"The acute action of alcohol is that of
a poison to the nervous system, especial-
ly to the brain, with a paralyzing result
For years I have administered alcohol as
a etiumisnt in conditions of collapse and
debility, bat 1 have never witnessed an
objective success. Subjectively patients
feel relieved, but subjective delusion is
no cure.
"Alcoholism and morphinlam continue
to increase. It is therefore timely to
make some contemplations about the re-
lation of the alcohol question and of ab-
stineuce to the future evolution of mean-
kutd. We do not think alcohol or tar-
cotics could ever cease to harm man be-
cause: 1. The -general drinking and nar-
totte customs incessantly augment
rsue othe
the
doses which each man co
average. 2. The 'craving' produced
drives to such augmentation when se-
vere laws do not conuteract. E- Alcohol
poisons not ouly the in•lividu•1, but also
kis sperm, the germ of hip descendants;
-� .IMh.tll•ts are espe-
cially disposed to mental degeneration
and to drinking excesses.
"Intoxication is alcoholic poisoning—
that is, paralysis of the nerves in vary-
ing degrees. Two results follow the
daily moderate nae of alcohol- First, the
becoming accustomed to the poison ef-
feets, and, second, the craving for alcohol.
"Alcoholism may be regarded as hav-
ing two stages, the curable and incura-
ble. chronic alcoholism usually lasts
many years, silo) the only care (lifelong
complete abstinence from all alcoholic
liquors) la in an inconceivable Way mark-
ed as very dangerous. Chronic alcohol-
ism is nothing but an imperceptibly
graduated disease of the mind or the
bruin. Chronic poisoning by alcohol is
transferred to the progeny of the drunk-
ard. It frequently causes in these de-
scendants an irresistible longing for
alcohol, and the children of the drunkard
perish in large percentage of debility of
life, dwarfed growth, idiocy, mental
diseawee, etc."
NOW OPEN FOR I18PBCTIUI(
AT MUNRO'S
Navy, Black and Colored Storm 13;_ Es,
Whip Cords and Two -Toned weed Effects.
A full line of
Olothl in All-WoolCashmeres,
hme and, Bilk heeas, Whip
Cords, ScUel
arp Hen-
riettas, Amason Serge and Bengalines,
Together
itbr�ans,and Prh inted Piques.
n,Teasale Cloth,
habin
gXTRA CALVE IN
White and Grey Cottons, Sheeting'', Pillow Cottons, kc.
Napery Department well assorted.
New ilaes are miming seas tett as reset s.
5 PER CUNT. DISCOUNT FOR CASHtaAele 1\47:7130,.
Draper and Haberdasher.
2'164
married fma Oa a Wife. sea•. w.ee..
"led you ever hear el a sirs mosllog The value of roots as feed for stock 1•
Wokel)amss g,mtagss '"II taia'h anima) perhaps no root for cattle feeding of
• div d t .4 amok/g MMus 1 which b much produced
kw own wife! asked a SL Lola med
2' $ mnlyereslly acknowledged, and there i.
IN/mugH in value can be p
but • omegas really going
the marriage onemoay • seemed mama. with
nee of the two entirely ignorant of the fact
!leet • case of that ked last year sad mm
t[tnkieg of anima the idea to some
o melet to build • pot one. It
see in • smell ONe tow n, and ,
the bride had baso deserted byher husband
h d
twenty yeabefore. She 6•long ago
me .e 141 tb• conclusion tint be was dead, 1
and had been looked upon es ea eligible
slow, who was fair and forty, it not fat,
when a at matter came to town, got himself
introduced to her, and finally ledhj
to try the metrinsosial ex esus-.
tame They were euutrW after • shad
courtship. sad • few weeks after the honey-
moon the hasb•ed gave away his story, sad
told his wife that sed had married him twice
without knowing it. His explanatioo was
that oe leaving her twenty yeses before. M
had gage es • matemsed spree and Y•d'
finally got himmil sent to the penitentiary
of a dist:.at stats for • long term. After
being liberated he was ashamed to look up for the ruse • • , at of labor as the
had Carter's
time. He accordingly west abroad and is axe a Lane's Improiiofd, Golden Glob•
was only os his return after • beg period
that he heard (Accidentally that his wife was and Red Glebe incngelt,
still bring at the old home. Rather than In the illnetr•tion is shown a new and
run the risk of being *pureed for his heart- distinct variety, which, it Is Claimed. is a
I� : g on tl ti ice decided improvement over theald Yellow
h,. raaae. Intermediate, being larger, mare even
rimer stUCOrL
he. old Meads. sod took it for granted that mange!. Fami1. , varieties of this root
he wile towns, all •bunt hien by that are 1 allow In to Mam-
•I.riog plot of wining and rwmarreisg his
own wife. I don't know what the old lady
said whoa the was undeceived, but that is
Gm of the detail the novelist I sell my
.t My to oro supply for Himself."
roelslsn atirrms Mee"
Almost everyone bee a favorite pestis
during deep, sad no end d theories sad be-
liefs is indulged is is the subject et the I a..iraese cremes.
proper mettles, as and el amFollowing are a few crosses which The
dinars e/ that f ea "tial p ap ted Poultry Keeper says will be found d.
r.reU'd sleeve d talo' Many pHTLibeiisr
tress that yes ehoeld esltivate the t el L Arable, according to the purposes de -
sleeping on the right oda, .specially if and siert
has indulged is a full .seal late in the even- roe gond vigorous layers, possessing
The enormous warts of fuel
which might be saved
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
when they are buying Stoves to go to dealerstwho handle
none but the best, and guarantee
SAUNDERS & CO.
Tim Crooked T»..
"Molly: Holly! Come quick and see
Mr. Dews straighten the old cherry tree,"
cried Tom through the window.
They watched with a good deal of in-
terest the efforts of two stout men as,
with strong rapes, they strove to pall the
crooked tree this way and that. ant it
was of no use. triter 8 and
" 'Ti. as crooked mgthe
has been for 20 years. Yon are jnst 20
years too late, Mr. Bahl1*0 sweat
.lull rope and
from his face.
-'Are yon sure yon have not began 20
years too late on tobacco and rum, Joe?"
sekeo•dr. Daws• and it la
"That is a true word, plaster,
as hard to break off with them as to
make this old tree straight. Bet 'signed
the pledge last night, and with Clod's
help 1 mean to keep it."
•'With God's help you may hope to
keep it, Joe." responded his master. "Our
religion gives every man a chance to re-
form. No one need despair so lung as
we have such promises of grace to help."
'"That is my comfort, sir," said the
man humbly, "but I shall tell the boys
to •ry and not get crooked at the bedin-
uing."—Sanday School herald.
in shape and of a yellow russet color. It
grows more than half above ground, es
shown in the cot, so making it easy -to
lift and gather. It is • productive vara+
sty and an excellent keeper. Thanks are
dtte to Hepsrs. Johnson & Stokes for the
est here presented.
fol/NOW ON MCRdT
TNretk ter ■tm.
Williamson I've quit my barber.
Hee Jerson —Why
W illiaineoe—His first baby is beginning
to talk.
Tbe$mht M falstselr,
The Wile ---Yen are a poor ez:oss for •
man.
The Husband -1 must be, my dear, it I
married you to get a better half
-
have had the best Stoves for years.
SEE THE NEW STOVES
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
FOR COAL:
tree Geed AH lite.
G ttvrt,ge me —I think your valuable medi-
cine cannot he equalled because of the bene-
fit 1 derived from it. After 'lettering from
headache sod leas of appetite for nearly
throe years 1 tried i1 -I1.11. with great
succcas. It gave me relief s.t owe. ma I
aow enjoy good health.
Nita Marmite Sreot•t_
2— Duegennoa, Oat.
one Woletient
( 'rose 1: :menet — Doe or, what was the
Ent knowledge you had the detee-dant was
possessed of a suicidal mania'
1)2'. Kmdee- When he called and asked
me to prescribe for him. Th .t is our
Cron- K:•miner i to tudlre
COM
Tax SIGNAL will be sant to any address in
Canada or the Uuitel States from now un-
til Jammery 1, 18Dk, for 25o.
Ing. The food makes its exit tees the average size with hardiness and bssuti-
this
st'tn.&cb es
the right side, and itis for tml Plumage. crow a Brown Leghorn
repos
ra favorable
fiat the position M were i cock with Partridge Cochin hens. and
This
i to indigeetiola m, faculties
awe the nest season mate the pallets from
Tbu isimportant u all d ted (wallies rad with a Belfast Red or Black
►cnMiowa should have • oortaie anesat .f such cress
rest, and in se way is this as wily attain-
able as during the hosts of deep. Other
authorities saythat one should always lid
nn the beak; t their ere esoe0sut rumens
ehy the is not wise. The weight ef /k•
stomach end its eosteeta reels eyes the
spine. which often offsets W swum Brame
severe earn of insomnia hale deli k'i the
habit of Weeping ou bee ee was ins w
to do, and is the meet eanfnrta*M paddled
i1 dee Menem* with Ili. pillow. Oen
yense man, who tad •zhawted all Me akilI
sf the ddeeton, fell lab the habit et lying es
Pis face, with kis right arm ander hie hoed.
vhieh was tamed • ghlly to one side. RyI rata the prtlieb tit tls ernes the
this a netenl rest rots carne to him,
and sad h• soot* reoevared. Wh•urer 11(04.1 next season with • Plymouth Rock ooek.
till• seecoe take, • lith• peas- For early natevitiy crocross•Whits Leg -
tire will makethecae it eonthtrt•hle, rad the ex- I horn eock with light Brahma hens or a
primmest is well worth trying. 1 Black Hamburg cock with !angel as
•_ _ bene.
mores Abend nr'•epsts.. For foams that gnfckly fatten cross
Wrest b�U.a of th�elsstponwek and Uvsrr(e► any Iwo of the large weeds •sed owe
Was is W ilawd. !lank i tajns eampl•i .* Oe mach cronies from other bergs
wane d
une
sew salable by a 11 S., which sets oa the hi''sdi, •n the plot
•Msaok. Iesell, hswsM ts.& Meal, ti+& teews Fix winter his eros a i)dteninlpw
Ina etas egaboot the soon ersw Mtge cork with t.Ighi &ahem hens nix s Boer
Breasted ited Game cock.
For capons mate a colored Dorking
cock with dark Ilrehm$ hens, and the
product 1s the most compact, heavy and
salable capon of tiny txom, being of ex-
cellent labile quality, large size and
gaily flitted.
For market chicks erose • Plymouth
Rock an Brahma or Cochin hens. and
the next spasm mate the pullets from
the ernes with a Wyandotte cock.
For prodncing a very large fowl cross
!louden cock on Light Brahma bens
—CITY—
THE SOUVENIR,
THE ART COUNTESS
THS OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FOR QUAL: THE KITCHEN WITCH,
THZ HE HAPPPY�THOUGHT3 OF ��t
T
A full stock of Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
COAL ANO W000
YAFD.
HEIR IIAND-MADE RE -DIPPED TIIARE
dread at.salks gives to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarter. for all grades of
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
Cual writhed on either market or m7 Soalea.
Get m7 Priors before going elsewhere.
1F.*116 CASA.
Telephone (..pees 55.
Yat . rre..tas M aebelotr.
We once beard a good missionary
worker say, "We must look after the
children even if we leave the old topers
alone and permit them to die off." The
snggettion startled as. We believe the
drunkard should be thought of, weight
for and if possible paved. Many drunk-
ards are saved, the Rev. Dr. Rainsford
to the contrary notwithstanding; but in
Mb matter prevention is better far than
cure. We need to multiply our agencies
Her the salvation of the youth a our
land. Then it to the multiplication of
such agencies there be added a determi-
nation on the part of large employers of
labor to pit a premium on sobriety and
to do awe' with the services of men ad-
dicted to drinking habits great gain to
the temperance amuse will result Some-
thing can be done, and what can be done
onght to be done, ewe though it is not
the nattiest. goal d ode heart's dedre.—
New Yo:- (,later:cr.
with laree hen hens Nett
eL / 4Iirrae%IOW° "liml� ty•nn e-yn s the ptpgdny with a Wyai-
ta aur aaIJaess , dmat. nix Plymouth Ible. _ t
*M $sMa dear sow was
1.111, liar VIM.
_tumor• Issaswas ewes V erre s.
Tr.:. te XM Trleettant.
A case of fidelity to i:ric••ip:a ie re-
ported from a lame city in Texas, where
a prominent railroad Aker lost his posi-
tion became of his efforts to close the tee
!corm
e-
loorts on Snndwy. The liquor deniers %..y-
cotted the railroad because they retained
an officer who as a 'orients citizen en-
deavored to enforce the lairs o,1 his lanil.
Finally the railroad decided not to en-
ders the boycott longer and heave tie
officer in question the choice of tetirin1
from the Snnday ckxdng committee or
resigning hie railr"ae position. He nobly
thetas the latter, and now the (atriatian
wept., of hip city Olen Antonio) have de -
dared war against the sakes'. —Union
Shur!.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
is telling its own story in increased sales.
WEST STREET_
J-_ A WADI E R,
Carriage Mazzu,fe cturer,
Having purchased the business of
McCREATH it WALKER
I have sow arraaged, not only to continua the Carriage ;Trude, but bay* decided to
do all classes of work in
11011814-SHOBIAD 1111) UB11BB1L BLICKSIITHINB.
1!!1.11.
NONE BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
JNO. A. IWtALSE
2396-1y.
SUMMER
COODS
Patronise
True
.Competition.
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 a
!specialty, and everything in
the latest and beat Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
Tns. Caasotaw P•CITICjug-ewer OO.11
Ttt Ua►n Ilse been wrath! t0 dire the
pubUe a gra-elms servlo• with fair sad per
,..vest e„e'rwtt lne.
It k ms.e.vd un uoale t primcinles and la
the hereon •f its patron.
tt donne—se, ',avert 4t every partes who
believes is ssr.petitias.
?K wadi ile.pideb ser tt.t. ro..ee..1
Hee., e m "ei.e with all 11... lend ee.b*0.
1. 1' tilled-a..l.m. Clea.•I& .m4 rump,
Divas through wI.'. 'u 111 pont- Is
M �e —se1AtISSh (''o' •ed i'wtbc Gest
OilC. nA ttr-LIS•I I.
tiff to fe..' )t.eessr. Oeeseetele
Wines sudNy Lion
Th. appetite for drink grows by what
it tied* npor. and n :,.ad misery M the
trait el overindulgence. t1.'u a artily
1 ale is in h tai sbatiness*. Those who
bel that they can drink with abenluts
misty sheen t abstain for the sake et
their weak or br.tbrM- We gee m11 kelp -
op
one of our bsothera, and love far thaw
ahoaMl lewd ea to set them a nares.
seem -
phi took roe ab. pledge be a.. * &oak ler
who did pledge
Ismer seeded ail—ArebbWnp Ireland.
oLDOD'S
The Toll10 Cash S1oft
P. ODEA, Manager.
LOO HERE I
Now is the
time to ley in
your Winter's
WHY
Does GEO. BARRY, the
Uodcrich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the beet stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies 1 And how is it
that he can sell so cheap 1
BECAUSE
AL
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto it :
" Small Profits and Quick Re-
turns." Ife also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
Give him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on handl. 2357-y
GODERJOH
Steam Boiler Works.
t 69TA KLISHEI)' 51,5.5
A. S. CH RY STAL
The awl *erasion f*s. real In Ilia
nearest. ass. matte end rhrlser. M ts,
neat seed, .f traM • • a a
Soot •tach.=• • sad
As I am arreeyinr for a eosple of Prpes of
HARD WOOD
LOOK OCT FOR PRICER
/VAN Coal weighed at the market -
EM REOYATOP ...._� W. zEEM
erre *TENN ?lower. ♦meearR
art; �„t1d01e for
e
Successor to Chrystal !Black.;
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright k Tubular
�OII.J=Rs
Salt Pans, Smoke Abel: to, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., t-tc.
Also derby Is Uprittt*t end Horizon's' Wide
Valve liogisen Aot.tst,.t.e Cut -Off Macioce •
All stare '.' pi • and ripe euro.
o.s1 �t1 ova bard. Emanates fur 85l'ed on
.sort nodus. P..rp,r'.n,r p.ccinptar .u•*.led to.
tet -17 Y. O. Dela God•rteb, (lilt.
Warks-flreos•te a. T. R. ftatI.m.Ool1Ncs.
SpecificPATENTS__1CarUTS. Ti anE 51111 A111
�k�•toed. •sl as b• asgiR/Aar
Oboe eines io et
Oar M posit• Putman
U• *so Oka
Om and eines
1 Yal>rWe � �••t �� no time
Impsre, weal e.•.I ,•..1,•.,•.Iblt.•: hi. -"1, dye
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loci, lie e+
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ew"ewtvv. 1*.. iter, .e.••et•• Vie" '. x,•11
et••teet, '.un -I'- . h.•la.-t .•,.' "nearly
.ti asses.. IAL Vitus' •lee+, Ise, .le 11 /eg•,
ut.rit t.. •n.1 mamma Jeldl.it'.
LAURA SCUT, MEM, CAI AIN
J. M. )IcLEOD,
Pmedssete and 1MnNbem em►
nog. moo 811,4111 ain lie ash
A mree..Ma netnews sada tisaMd ung
WI t,.
V YOU
BACK -ACHE
GOODS
KIDNEY
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
! PAT yk l VN a sk, Ai Or-
* teles Rhw•v. �fr�htttM.�teatk•
1 M mess
��oa re. feat b pier
pre • er v grillage
Ili • a!•wia ca..
waahandda. D. 0
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”/asks!/lt U. ecmualqera
mdse the iii .J tie eytaea
neva ar• in "D.I.,g 4.
Ilidair M> w /e.p1 D1.ltf rr
trembles emit6
•' par "trot In Dad Blood
't,
• Ms• 1. LMw
sti e.sts.daei (!oils ! . t.. a 4
**entered W t tt west Sett -
eros • .11,
lligit as well ibtaitts
any M ban . Diabetes •sd
healthy •itypeprt
as pad dlaeemaa eases*
Pl. Ulm .mist wk•re
*11d.• • aro Sethre Kids*,
/tills are wet'
164,
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