HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-10-5, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1893.
k MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
OF
NEW FALL GOODS.
ittDY MADE JACKETS, German Manufacture.
The largest range ever shown in Godriich. Sizes 32, 34, 36
11mi 3++ from $1.00 to $ 20.00
)ggsS GOODS AND BLACK HE1 RIETTAB.
We need hardly ray that this departmeot is one of out special-
ties, including the new Hopsack Cloth, fancy Plaids and Fancy
Twills in t hnbra Effects.
p) GLOVESin
III Black, Colon i and Cream Pastor. We sell the "Airienn l to
Black and Colors at x a 1.00. Every pair guaranteed d
any $1.23 Glove in town.
r1'LE DEPARTMEMT Always Complete.
INSPECTION OF OUR NEW GOODS ' V V,1 BD
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY ANO HAVERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
-n- + + + + + +
• A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
HARVESTING POTATOES
Lifting the Tubers by Maaktwerp-Two Dime
thud 1<otheds Worked Up by ls.ssaera.
Tbe wbois@ale pruductioe of potatoes
has d.maad.d tnechinery for amplify-
ing tine original methods of planting,
honing and digging by hand. This de-
mand has been suet by our inventors.
The potato planter does the work of 10
good men drupping be band. Any of
the good sulky cultivator's or light har-
rows will enable • farmer to sit on a
comfortable neat and let his horses do
the hoeing for him. There are machines
that will throw poisoned water on Aix
rows at a time as fast as a team will
walk to protect from potato bugs. The
hardest problem has been to produce a
digger that will not only throw the tu-
bers out of the soil, but screen or lift
them from the earth as well
Two distinct methods have been
worked up by inventors. One is repre-
sented by • large, heavy complicated
machine with cog wheels, shakers,
±sins and many parte This is to scoop
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN 111.1 DEPARTMENTS.
Oar 50c. Corset Cannot be Beaten.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear, ettra Tape.
Navy and Black Storm Series, tie best is
Tom for tie moi.
i1 SPEOTION =MILT 5LCITsn.
b PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
7164
MT.TZNTRC,
Draper and Haberdaaher.
1 IJ_kf►EPORT MIRAC1E.
AN F‘1'ERIENCF. FEW COULD PA.riS
THROUGH AND SURViVE.
l.$'kl WA 11 DT c07W11 11O\ Or TOO Motto
..0 LI oar ern-WY•Y IO]TH* Or
ger Low '41'►yta1%u-A 4MIAOW aR-
%ea.
a! I,IPWOy5D POTATO DIGGER.
up vines, dirt and tubers, shake out the
former and pass the latter out behind on
the surface of the ground. These com-
plicated machines do good work. the ob-
jections to them being that they are of
heavy draft, expensive end so complicat-
ed that the average coat of repairs is
quite a large item.
The other plan was to devise a plow
witb • simple screening attachment
without expensive fixtures or heavy
weight, a machine that the average
farmer with a single team could handle.
Beginning with the shovel plow with
spikes or fingers ranged about it, this
idea has been developed until we have
the arrangement shown in the illustra-
tion here reproduced from Tb. Rural
New Yorker. already quoted. In some
of the diggers the screens are placed be-
hind the plow. This leaves the tubers in
the furrow. In the machine depicted
the potatoes do not fall behind at al.
They are simply plowed to right and
left, falling upon the long screens whicb
run lightly and easily oTer the ground.
In a general way, the average farmer
is advised to select the least complicated
machinery, but it must also be borne in
in mind that no machine can give abso-
lute satisfaction everywhere. There are
potato del& of ell sorts and kinds -stony,
hilly. weedy, wet, hand, soft. One could
hardly expect a digger made especially
for work on a level prairie. free from
stones. to do first class work on • stagy
New England hillside.
souse fellow creature may be bee6tted
thereby i allow •o opportunity to. pass
without speskieg well of Dr. Williams
Pink Pills, mil I know of several persons
who begs their me au my recontueodatiou
and were greatly benefitted by them. Itr
father, who is Boos seventy years of age, is
receiving great help frost their use. I oan
truthfully any I cannot speak too highly of
Pink Pah, and 1 vrould not be without
them in the house under soy arcane
reel the Cabana It•ter„t1.s.
The village of Lakeport in the county of
Northumberland is beautifully situated ea
die shore of lake Ontario, two and a halt
oiler from the then of Colborne. The
bonen of the village is picturesque sad
healthy, and as a rule the tnhebitante of
Lakeport are a vi oroua people, with very
little troubled sickssss. Rut there are ex-
ceptions, and even u this healthy locality
occasional caoea of sufferingand long mush.s
of weary Skit NOS are Among terse
thus ttntorcanets was Mn. Milo Haight,
who for nearly two 'ears mina great sallerer
%closes h vise mage such Unread" as he:
cwiftialmost
wreck physically. was
a complete
woman bee 8y.to.n had run down stud lite
Sad become almost a burden. Sbe had eon.
tutted physicians and tried many remedies
but no relief eras tound. Hee ate ne:el was
frilly direct d.to Ir. William's Pink Pills
tar Pale dsrfut ass heti p3 r'sadnesed
twiny w ail cures WOMB
the nae of this grant life-savisg y.
was 'educed to give them • trial. The re-
sit exceeded Mr feeder* expectations, mad
before lees she was remtoeed to bar former
health and Havisi heard d this
.s a the Fsters lareporter called es Mrs.
Haight, mad enquired into the facts, whish
we Nivea mlwest verbatim is the following
statement : "I was 111 tor 'about twelve
weeks is the latter part of 1891, while al
hoses with may father io Trustee. 1 onium
to Leesport, t was here only a few weeks
Mrs I wee taken with inflammation a Abe
Meek Aper I sufficiently recovered I re -
tensed to Treaters. I had sot been at bombe
loag when I wee eureka rite la grippe.
which ns,rly brought ors to death's door.
phyti ise wap called who said my system
nes badly run dors. This use is Feb
nitry, 1Fi)2, and i was soler his etre for
seine twelve weeks h.4.wr 1 was *hie to gat
ort. of doors. When I was tek.n tows
onmgstiow of the long. and spine net in Aad
'bee the trouble went to my throat. Ana
lastly to my ear, calming as sheen@ erhieh
tethered and hr..ko throe tine., le*''Ing me
lett* deaf. 1 ..tfer,d the mare exareciatine
lain., d.•ep Ir't mn awl 1 on11.1 sot rest.
mimed oostusseily with sold chills pied
e.id heab a.4 fee: and revere headaches.
The looter rare tan •., hope of r envery.
M 8411111 u i was able 1 return.. to Lake -
Mel, hu' d,4 not improve in hearth Aad felt
float swath wow:.1 he a relief. la Jime,
1as2, 1 Isgaw Isla/ llr. t\ illiatn* Ptak
Kik an.l hot ant bees taking teen' lone
wine the china left oma. ,ay a,apMi-o iw
Mown. *awl .leap r.terwea, a^dnething 1 Itwd
set ase ).‘"1 for irony I.mg *WY 4"4"/"L
After wing the Pleb Pill. ins .no.
h.gan t., feel es thsagh 1 emit .tail .11tw'a
anYthieT 1. Ike month of .lime, 11193, I
mereel 114 prone., and in April, 1893. 1
wreshnl 151 y.wmi., nay great w.iyht 1
leek':,, Ptak Pili t..r shat tsar n,,.,ths,
est 1 err re•..re so thorn f•. soy trn'd.,
Wee a alivht hmelache. 1 unit
This wsrN+eaw$ed (leap stasis at tis
besd at all Laundry Aad Meaaiol° Seallt1sS
for quality Aad eseaaa et salsa
Used sossedfq to dlreseieast Mame sop
with ail the oia-iaehhaed drd•ary at wall
My. Try M l you melte dWproteL
•17lI.I6=T MOM W tars le Asa Ie
Windsor Oro ter Ike pet 1 resat wed to
maaateaesrees have been spsatally appurated
. OAPMA>Qa• TO TIO
Mrs. earth's hesitated is also using 1'iok
Pills for rheumatism, and belsg present, dur-
ing the interview gave his testimony to their
benefit to nim. Mrs. Haight's prewar ap-
pearande indicates the belt of health, Aad so
one who did sot knew of her long suffering
would imagine from Wer present
appals/sum
that she had ever been sick•
me that manor,
but Rive the strongest hope
to other sufferers that tbsy
too cured by Dr. Williams' wonderful risk lila,
oboes access apes the humsa system saner
almost magical.
1h. Williams' Polk Pills for Pale
manufactured by
the Mediae* Co., of Brockville, One, asd
Scb eectady, N. Y. Pink Pills are sot
•
patent mediciss but a premoriptioa. As
ssalyais of their properties show theme pili
are en unfailtoe specific for alt diseases
seising from an impoverished oonditius of
the blood or trom as impairment d the
'nervous system such as loan of appetite, de-
pression of apirite, ae:.emia, chlorosis or
groom sickrooms, general mnsouler weeklies*,
dirties, lose of memory, locomotor ataxia,
paralysis, sciatica, rbeumetian, St. Vitus
Aso., the after effects of la grippe, scrofula,
chronic eyrsipelaa, etc. They are also a
.pecihc for the troubles peculiar to the fe-
male system, oorreetisg irregularities, sup -
one sad ail form of female
d weakorier the
ie the blood sallow thanks.
Bloww oof f health to thele amd effect • radical core
Is the cam of meg from
mantel worry, over-
work
all k sales arising nature 1lsess pills
work or purgative
ss of any Tbey oaetais
are sat • purgative medicine.
esly bfe-gIvi'ng properties, and sething that
could inure the ,host delicate system. only are sold io
11r. Williams'rmthPink re Pills
mark ad
bozos
ppsbearing
rear; �s� to rel islet Bear is
.lied (bat 11r. Williams' Plat Pills are
never sold is balk, or by the deem or hue
area, sad any Realer who afire sateetutes
iw thin way is trying, to aetr..d r u and
sboeld be avoided. A.k your Ani• re for
Ile. Williams*' Pink fills for Pa. People
mil refire all imitat.ino• as.l .nhstil.•a
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills may be had of
.er.geriste or direct by nail fru n Dr.
Williams M•aiaine tirinpany frown either
a i.ireua. at 50 uonts a Mx. or az No es for
a ha. Tts pries at which these pile are
sold state a memo of terateseet
with m�
lively Iptsive se dr.•w
remedies or (medical treabsset-
Never allow the berets to remain OM-
. tipsted het sarin.e evil seisms.
are arremedy fo me-
TMosel
UN
asrpea.+ lm
. tipstiem.
TUN 15 Jeer,.
"Drink to am only with thine ayes, pay
ewe.- he said, and M allied : "They are
o n b.iail." - -
'Mw s w.
4ul'eigl% Nis ole Trim is a Metes' role -
tie. of ons a, wart ah.'
Retyb I% \'w. awl she re'• airs 'serf
W.f..1i.taat. i..at we1ek .he sae a s.etnd
e0a.45. bet ,."w she 1111 a 'doer.
11.517 wt.d.sa.
WO' it iC Ili. of own
felts .e. north, Cat .wet temply ertel•en le .lora M
wri,11t1. N gold, awl 1 owe .my les: eft I fA. leerier' • E.trest d W
4.411114? Area.tl., if mat way 115 In team, N1j. inv .a leer. It has .el mash few
s1. were weak at tee list i was .111. I la" 64 al seek es elfirfilme Neely II baps
�. ,a„rt,ss, i/asAsrs OOwe-
h Zak MI6 Mho flrk all onanarr MO,
* ditg1M bows*. lir
£w * mai moo
STARTLING !
T b e enormous waste of fuel
which might be saved
7
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
whenn ne but the h g ting otoves and guaaranteeo go tothem handleealers who
SAUNDERS & CO.
IMM -«qtly.
Dimling -Why did you leave the lecture
platform, Larkin' Larkin --Well, I was
egged on to take that step.
Worms cause much sicklier* among child
-
rem. Freeman's Norm Powders prevent
thy, and make Ube child bright and heel•
*,y'
The New Iextres.
Little Willis --Jack, what's a champ`
Little Jack -A champ i. • boy that doesn't
know what • chump is.
minard's Wrest eras
have had the best Stoves for years.
SEE THE NEW STOVES
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
FOR COAL:
C. C. RP -Hasps t Com.
t:s*T'I.-Illy daughter was suffering ter-
ribly with nearalgi*. I purchased a bottle
of MINARD'S LINIMENT and rubbed her
face thoroughly. The pain left her and she
slept well till morning. Next night another
attack, another appti stioe resulted as pre•
viously, with no return woos. Grateful
feelings determined me to express myself
publicly. i world not be without MIN
ARD'$ LINIMENT in the house at any
eat. J. H. RAtt.ET.
P.rkd le, 0.4
Wises to Cot Cern.
Tbe ear is the most valuable part of
the corn crop for the western fanner,
but there is great valne in the stover or
fodder. Hence it 1. important to know
whether we can obtain both these values
in full, or whether obtaining full valve
of the one necessitates a decrease in the
value of the other. A report from the
lows station, where experiments were
conducted to decide when to cut corn so
as to get the most profitable returns
from the crop, makes it appear that --
The time to begin cutting Dorn is when
the blades and husks have begun to dry,
and the cutting should be finished
when half the blades and husks have
dried lip. This gives about 10 days for
cutting corn, and the opinion is expressed
that the .purpose of economy
d be
better served if the ripening could con-
tinue so that the harvest would last but
five days instead of 10.
Considering the value of the stover,
the importance of having the ears r
ripe as poeaible and the large size of the
Iowa cornfields, the crying need of the
Iowa farmer is a machine that will har-
vest
asvest bis corn crop with the same facility
as the present self binder harvests the
smaller grain.
-CZTY-
THE SOUVENIR,
THE ART COUNTESS
THE OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FOR COAL: THE KITCHEN WITCH,
THE DUCHESS OF OXFORD,
THE HAPPY THOUGHT.
A full stock of Coaland Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
COAL AND wood
YASLD-
THEIR IINIIIABE RE-llllFEll TIIWARE
Spad11 attention glue. to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for .11 grades of
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
Coal wel•bed on either market or m7 Scales.
Get m7 Prices before going elsewhere.
TSCIIa CAMS.
Telephea .ten.
Open Wood sed Greta Clumale r.
In cold climates many farmers tale
the precaution to surround their barn-
ysr'd• on three sides with buildings,
which adds wonderfully to the comfort
of animals that spend at least • portion
of each day out of doors. whetle feeding.
or
be
winter, with its necessary
or summer. with its soiling. Dat to se-
cure the comfort of cows that are turned
into the vast' 1'1 runnier en o, en shed is
highly d'•sirable.
1t 1. Ono an important addition to a
yawl where cows are turned se night in
.Ammer, whether kept us the 'table or
JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop.
sally
Patronis.
True
•
is telling its own story in increased sales.
VCTE ST STRE ET -
J. A WAZKE R,
Carriage Meam.ufact-taxer,
Having purchased the Waimea at
McCREATH & WALKER
y
not only to ooptiaa t the Carriage :Trade. bat have decided to
1 lata sow arranged.. do all Arms of weeks
HO
1 .
1t
E-SI0IIBH 1111 H11BRAL BLACKSIITHIBI,
NONE BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
J240. A. WALKER
PeoPRtxron.
Z�e6-lis.
SUMMER
c000s
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 best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
Tose Cia AMA. Paces 's
swAT 0
TansaAem I..s tees fess is Ido the
paidho • ereerte' servies whl his and M
rawness co5Mti'$n .
it le sanased ea beelines prisdpiss lard 4"
tis lasers. of be patron*.
it deserve. the wspisort sr 'very pima" Man
b.Ueves In ..ompal.{1 •
For quack deepoirt. ewe 11.15 Cows e)1
w
l,�W,eting w"h amot
11.... .l eah/M
b •eN tel ,ra..e'. f'. sere •.d Lampe.
diner throne'. wino to 811 pointe 1
ea
igen h. e.,itrt•rh Coslwohla
Brew t yaaud l 'acado
.halve --'e sea. VIA..
It. ;n %Witt, r•.
sr of 1..-1 Dramas". Gnssrkb
aD arraasOO• Wen re sexton Axe
the pasture during the day. for ridden
storms and showers eminently arise in
the night sod th.m'nghly drench the
stock that hart no shelter it cam seek-
Vor sheep, cows. reanling calors and
other stock inch an open iAMt had re -
pounced advantages
winter. The one .town in the ',Mot rs-
110* . here reproduced hoot' The Ulu I, try
Gentleman. le d.mnMnd with a sand end
grain chamber. which is entered from
the midway landing of the .tars leading
tram the era to the neennd floor of obs
shits to welch the smaller hnMMing Is
stembed. Tbe grain le them a neeteatiy
w bead when needed for t1M tae of the
Nltletels and Is eerily and a7sv*ientiy
Imposod a4tflld dumbedetheft tram II*
Was/ se
MoLEO^'g
SYSTE RF\OAUii
Specifif, r:..J n;:ridi'le for
The Ton1 Cash Sior
P. O'DKA. Manager.
LOOK HERE!
Now is the
time to lay in
your Winter's
WHY
Does GEO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies? And how is it
that he can sell so cheap,
BECAUSE
AL
He finds that It pays in the
long run. Hie motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Re.
turns." Ile also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
(iivr ham a call before purchas-
ing elaewh•r'e. Embalming
kluid always on hand. 23:47-y
C ODERJOH
Steam Boiler Works.
alATABLISHED'uisl
A. S. C H RY STA Ly
The neva }wastes Mal Peal 1n 1.15
.aster. qhs. Neve mid Cieursi s. - M >w
Seel Crede of ail Cowl . le
Seed p•eh.estte'e Coal .. s as
As I un annoying fee • scruple of •segos@ of
HARD WOOD
LOOK OUT FOR PRICES.
arm Coal weigbed at the market.
We LEE.
Itnh•nre. w...1: .... 1 i,nyre.rl «1 b4.oa, 4)et
ills. .h.•gd..et...+, 1•+Ip t..tiets •1 tine
e+rt, :'..r. „.,,.Last, .. r.1915, 1..r of
e...sw.vyr, tw..n5.,tXs, n.s•}s Ate••, Retl
. t.MMa, )*YMIire, 1.1.I0ey 4 sneaky
..rause•. Si-. Vitae' ds.on, least* irreg-
ularities amid essaral debility.
616041 TORT. ICCERtL, CRTARiO
J, M. lIoLBOD,
P efort.eer and Mas.hee.vwr.
Mc Rawew*vos moa be dub
la ttmaiwoin us weY ae frM
yi��.k-y. Demeansoma•$. r.� flistiftd Yd
D
lesee•hene tsnsergem. 11-te
Successor to CAryets: ! BbcAJ
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright 44 Tubular
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dmalare le t't•rllt:'t and Rerl.estal elide
Valve release l w : mute Cit OR IMainee ►
pesise7. A11 goes of N e and ripe-dttieet
e.eesae117 es Med. lradmates tarnished oe
Me. Repairing promptly wrte.4.d te.
mere li te'. O. Hoz 17, i)ederich. Out.
warns OAs.i5 G. T. R. Ehnen. Goderlca.
HAV
BACK -ACHE
'OODS
NIDNEY
PILI S
WILL CURE YOU
PATENTS
MINI. TMEgOtitativeA. mad all �a1 W ASS COMMIS
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swam the hid- ./ UseacarAT
may. •r• I "Delay l•
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par ..It. la Red Shiest
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the most dew-
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