HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-10-12, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERi CH, ONT., TH iT'R8DAT. OCTOBER 3. 1881
adies'
We have just placed in stock another lot
of our Celebrated Jackets, German Manufac-
ture at $4.75, $6 50, $7.00 and $10.00.
This department of our business has been
a grand success. Last year we didn't carry
a single Garment over, and we expect our
Stock this season will be sold before the
season is half over. We advise our Custom-
ers to buy at once. If you are not prepared
to buy and pay, make a selection and have
it put away for you.
L
dies' Furs !
The season is fast approaching when Furs
will be in order. We carry a very large
range of Ladies' and Children's Furs of e
very best make in Capes, Storm Collars,
Visites, Muffs, &c., &c.
illy t1Yaea.
OM el ties owm dihe.lt tests ler •
mother to perform is to tedklally merge •
sty child withaat m•kmd it morbid is fib-
pautios. lhtldr.s of for peculiar ksat+pv-
mast an very ..sattive, sed usually el Dee
yogis orguebstase, sad read to be stimul-
ated so ea to have Demos and no/dderas
ttemsdvea
Meaty mother, is their desire to oars
thin (ault, .re unthinkingly Dred by wing
severity as • means of oucrectius, thus in-
creseisg the aatural distrust and fear of the
unfortunate little ase. while others are
quite as thoughtless in tidiesltam their
weakness, thus seeking to awakes a !cetiog
of shame a the timid •stere Tibet both of
these methods, oe ••y other askulated to
intimidate or destroy sentiosonta of trust in
otters are • great mistake is without aerate.
Mothers should reel the deepest sympathy
for this infirmity in them children for 11
really is uothtog else end lot their beetle
guide them io their efforts to overcome it.
To do this, the ooures of the error should be
shown to the ctuld, sad if the as•sago.oent
of alio ebrklren goes correctly they should
be taught that the extreme dioiruet is ill-
founded, and meetly led oat of the meat -
old miseries •ttaodiog beabfulneer, .top by
stop, until it an sus for herself the folly of
timidity.
The Impressions of childhood are lasting:
paresta should be careful that the first
given to infancy to their sensitive, ahrink-
bsbls should be hopeful and true, always
'pewit self .eonlitlea.ae and strength where
needed. Unfeeling nurses of.so take ad-
vantage of the .oakum of shy children
using their soil) aw.keoed fears to frighten
them into submission to their many times
unreasonable dt mends of obedieo e. It is
much lea trouble to keep a re•tleee, nervous
nbild quiet by hlltng its little mind with
Caro o hobgoblins, ghosts and others mor -
eters than to patiently put it to sleep or
amass i1 tor hours. To permit such cruelty
is an outrage on the part of any mother and
to plead ignorance of its being in the
nursery is no excuse, for it is the duty of
every woman who is blamed with the title
of motherhood to know bow every hour of
her child's life is spent es long as it is wholly
dependent on her care. While the little
body is dustily clothed, and in every way
cared for, it should be bores in mind that
the heart's sufferings and feelings should be
considered and that the rights of such
should be respected in every child.
Let mothers then cherish their aby, see.
entire children very tenderly, teaching them
first of all to trust in God and then con-
fidence in themselves sad their fellow be-
ings. - L 4i.s Hoag Gsepsaio.•
111aaed s 4adesset.Uces •Mr erla.
We are showing a specialty in a Child's Bet, Collar and
Muff for $1.25.
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
+ + + + + 4 +
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
iN ALL DEPARTMENT'.
Oar 50c. Corset Cannot be Beaten.
Ladies' and Children's Ondertgsar, ettra vale.
Navy and Black Storm Series, the best in
Town for the money.
nesPEOTIOM DLT =ann.
5 PER CENT. DISOOUNT FOR CASH.
1014
X.4C r/ e• IZO7
Deaver and Habeldaehr.
t LEAMINGTON MIRACLE.
ME TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF TY-
PHOID FEVER.
tit ,oeCPI1 RO,M0N, * *CLl.-KNOwx WAIMEA
t- ei:+TORRD TO ItRA1.TR AND "TWI(:Tr
terra a1:ca TWIN Or Tgtt&ILLE M•lTr1-
1� -.1LL 11orC Or naomeaY IUD SW
to tNDO! CD AND WC LOOKLD CPO% Lara
t' A •I•RDYN.
a trifle, 1 am able to do a good Olay's work
every day in tie week. I am now able to
walk • considerable distance, and my
nervous system stints fully restored. There
is not the slightest doubt that theta rswlta
ars entirely tine to the use of 1)r. Williams'
Pink Pills, and 1 am confident that had 1
bees aide w precuts this wooderful remedy
when I was hret token with the dimmer, I
would never have been where 1 ansa The
shadow truthfulness of the trots as 1 Imre
gtres them to you m be verified by hun-
dreds of my friends and oei;bbors, or by
any member of my own family."
As to much of the .vulenoe 000tained in
Mr. Robson's statement the writer himself
can bear evideoor. Nin speech. which one
year ego could scarcely be understood, is
sow perfectly distinct; his head then drop-
ped on his breast, whereas tion held quite
dim and erect; then he could not walk aerces
• room without holding to a chair or table,
while now he ma walk withoet difficulty.
We called upon W. J. Smith, drnggiet,
and i■terrogated him in referes-e to the
CMS. Mr. Smith aid that he knew of Mr.
Robroo's ailment and that be had suffered
for yeah as stated. and be bad to dotal t
th•h it was Dr. Williams' Pink tills that
cared him. "Pink Pills," said Mr Smith,
"have a remarkable sale, which seems des
to their remarkable efficacy in curing
diseases arising from an impoverished mu-
ddle* of the blood, or trent ea impairment
ot the nervous system such se rheumatism,
maestri*, partial paralyse., locomotor
ataxia, St. Vitus dance. nervous be•dach.•,
nervous prostrating, and the tired feeling
arising 'Mem dram, the after a Ti eta of It
grippe, influenza and severe colds, diseases
depending upon humors in the btool, much
as scrofula, chronic eyrsipelaa, etc. Pink
Pills give • henithy glow to pale and tallow
complex fors, and are as> for the
troubles peculiar to the em.le oystem.
sod in the cam of men they effect • radical
Dun in all mess arioinm from menta worry,
overwork or exoesees of any nature.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills am sold ally in
boxes bearing the firm's trade mark sad
wrapper. (printed io red ink.) Bear in
mind that Dr. Williams' Ptak Pills are
sever sold is balk, or by the dozes or hun
dred, sed any dater who offer. substitutes
in this way is tryiog to defraud you and
should be avoided. Ask your dealers for
lh. Williams Pmk Villa for Pale People
and retro all imitating* end substitutes.
Or. Williams Pink pills rimy be hod ef
ell draggists or direct by mail scorn Dr.
Williams' Medicine Company, Brockville,
Ont., or Schenectady. N.'i., at. 50 mats •
bee, or six bean* for. 2.50. The pries at
which thews pills are meld mike • coarse of
trestmest o-mfaeetivetly anexpeetive se
ennaparsd with nIher roimn.'tge or medical
tr saue.e•1.
They Windows.
Greet and timely wisdom is threes M
keeping Dr. Fowior'. Vetr•ct of Wild
mi. It haa se equal for
Strawberry Diem,ch is h amoebas, Menhirs, dy■se-
eboMt., cholera
tory. antis. er■mps rod all eareormr emms
plaints or looseness of the hound& 2w
OP
fa10•1
laall1111 0•21111M
•••••••
If you
wish
it MO up r Mod.
" 1 guess the day for me to be on top is
past," sohlegaised the bettered Derby hat
in the soh -barrel, bot even *ow I am no
slouch, and sever will be. See'. "
Pruni the Leamington Poet.
Mr. Joseph Robson. whose borne is on
the first concession of Verse• township,
shout • mile from Leamington is k nown w
almost every resident of this sectio1. For
years put, Mr. Robson has heed • victim to
paralysis in its worsts e
ase
was re ed as hopeless not only liY him-
self .Tha his friends but by the doctors who
ns 1 attended him.
To est who knew Mr. Robson'* pitiable
-aadition as we dad, it was with tea small
t.gree of surprise and pleasure that we re
-roily taw him drive through town sitting
.:.rte erect oe • cross board, and t ootrelling
lively teams of horses. Hailing him we
asked whet miracle had brousht .bout this
:-hanged condition, and asked if he had toy
nb1eMdo■ to the publicat.on of the facto
,-dmteated with his case Replying he wild
hr would indeed be • mean Mas If he re-
fused to let the public know how his wee -
dodo' recovery had been brought .bout.
fir. Robson then told the story of hie ili-
um. and recovery about as follows
"About ten years age, while living in the
state of I Ihto, i was oasts down with mat-
tock of typhoid fever, and for three months
hang between life and death in • perfectly
uucnn,ciocs condition. Recovering train
this I ventured oat to work too coos, the
"still It being that I was taken dews with a
severe onld iluring the first stages of my
trouble I wee .Me to more .bout with come
difficulty. but the disease gr■deally fasten-
ed its hold ma me .ad I found cos genes
after soother becoming paralyzed. At this
time my prospects in life were by se means
discouraging. 1 owned • mag.ie..at farm
D ot far from Toledo, on which, we had a
comfortable home. and 1 owed she • dollar
to toy nee. 1„_c0,.1inad to doctor with
specialists Dad experts from all parts of the
States, ..ab of wbom promised to a■11 me
d the diems, which they said vas PILMIT•
to, bat to every Duro they I.ft me as bad
. ■d sa■.tirnes worse than they 'oeosl me
PhYsioaliv, and certainly worm financielly.
After suffering n. this manner for two years
tar fenely conalndad that a elutes. d
Meets might An m• Eno d, And so we m-
iasma to Cawada, mottling where we now
reside. This hoose however, prevent • de-
1■siw• raid o■ol. year Lend m.worsos.d, d
Mk�l1 added to wry misery. L te itself
,..r. h nrolen to tae awl i ksew that I
was weir a than us.leas to my irked. 1
res ■,Ale to feed myeSH a'
sty hood and howls sheet set tb'•t I fere
butteaty lett ohs in my chin whew try-
leR r" p t sty fork to w y math. it was
"•1Y n e oak! ,w
00. ly that 1 , oaove armedr�l1, ad thew only with e .idemulate.oemulate.th
Mw' • mast attire moored of my poor '•i
"Ma ■d est se lied that members of car
ewe r.w.ily 0041.1 ort na.larst.a.l sena. 1
"II e'risg by whole worrwot" spook,
resat d ■Mermiwal, spl 1 aAsaloned .It
lisp. of ever .loin heat .f env w■o to " 7
rely.ly. test fall 1 was isolated to try iei.
Linen to
be White
as Snow
Sunlight
Soap
will do
Why be wasted to Waltz.
Etta -1 think Jack Birdie is elieguetir 6
Why. last night he wanted Mwaltz
me when he was into:imbe% 1 Minnie 11.
was intoxicated ` WM1. 11M explains it.
rveves*Ms Metter Thu Msec.
Those who keep their blood in • pure and
healthy -osdition need bare little fear of
any disuses attacking them. It is the en-
feebled. rue -down system upon which die
sass fastens its fence. Or. Williams' Pink
Pills have no equal as a blood builder. nerve
tonic, and preventative of disease. Thous-
ands of grateful people testify to the won-
derful powers of this remedy. Take no
s.hstitute or imitation. Of all dealers or
by mail at 500- • bog, or six boxes for 550.
Dr. William' Med Co.,
it.
Why,
:Lw■/.lie
e year gleam •r
guar lead• areai.al
care r morseled in fes
mani>I.o,ure, and Ise
tioality
ti . pobli t It hes
{6e Lamm Yale et ..y
Yea{ ' .+ the W art&
How
Ons you tart the f If
yea bare never tried
SUNLIGHT SOAP, sok
than* who use it what
they think of it, then try
1t for penmen. 'rhe re-
sult w111 please you and
y o o r ,maim will be
washed in tar ism rims,
with Lees Labomaha, Ooestoart. ut
will Maw than they
have suet herr before,
whoa yes wig ordraary
soap.
Is
That
set the beat way to M-
ean the seetbr f Utasl
by wird the
experience ole licee
Mao already tea 11.
S 000adl , by a fair trial
yourself. 2w are ■ot
, ommittsd Ian any way
to use the soap ; all we
ask is : Don't Delay. try
u the sari washing day.
•
• • • • • • •
STARTLING!
An fatspert orioles.
Baby (just weasel, to nurse) I have had
.very rearm to be satisfied with your put
services, and shall not fail to recommend
you to my circle of acquaintances. Here's
• dollar for youreelf."
The enormous waste of fuel
which might be saved
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
when n
none but are the begStoves at, and guarantee o go to them peealers erfect a`ndle
C. C. RH HAttlr» & CO.
Gezira -My daughter was suffering ter-
ribly with neuralgia I Purchased a bottle
of MINARI)'S LINIMENT and rubbed her
face thorougbly. The pain left her and she
slept well till morning. Next night another
attack, another application resulted as pre-
vtously, with no return farce. Ilratefol
feelings de:.ermined me Lc express myself
publicly. 1 would not be without MIN -
ARDS LINIMENT in the house at any
teat, J. 11. BAtuY.
Parkdale, Ont.
.010111416,
Three tailors ere once boasting which
could make the bee'. suit for • man, one of
the tailors being an Englishman, one •
Sootchman, sad the other on Ir•shm•r.
The Englishman and, "1 could make • suit
for • man if I could only jest looked at him
as he was going round • corner." The Scou-
nun said. ••And I weld make a suit for •
maw if I only saw his coat tails as be was go-
ing roiled • osrser." "Faith," said Pat
" and 1 cool I make a wit tor • mss if I only
saw the corer he west read."
Biliousness should not be neglect. To
take
keep the blood pure it u neeseusry
open air exercise end keep the digestive
organs satire and the s i tem regular. A
doctor advises for a bealtli-giving laxative
the um of Eieljay's Liver Lozenges
The prop.rt es of E.elj•y's Liver Lozen-
ges are tonic u well u i.aative. Thiv o.s re-
medies that are violently purge
instead of strengthen the hotlbyara ia+vs.
Liver Lozenges are pleasant.
effective- 25 Dots
llli•.., k hese „wtRelyy frreui
mss es r�. hra, sal whin dish ohs,
h W rkehe.
»+•i 1 .whLi:
y improved moil
They wove nt Mw. 4S$ a e.a
He Weil. whs., here yea thee! She --
Tern of veer &A toters, my dem. Ho---
C'mr•k: What's the ties rise shot f orty-
psger• She -the yoe seat wee when 1W
S alight mid before we were wsaeried• This
hall p.m is tiei one yes w.M. loot outer
whom 1 was very a whhi the Weems.
A F.-, S tineo
Owevutvote.-lbeine auffined weer the
with .et•.1*Il +. •M ale. drosses
yews b tpael w'+ 1• wef..104 to try
aai� d beam 1 w.•4 nes• heew I Ivo.
reed. 1 er afire r ss...s•d ft fes .
dk
besslasha
nom e► It.e..1, iabeytsw, Oat. ear
Ye 'lt Have to Avoid ti. Odom.
You stand on the threshold of youth. boys
your future lies out In the )-,ares
You're learning tour para for ion's work.
boys;
You're planning your fatury careers.
You'll lure to 1111 placer of trot, bore
Your fathers will paw semi soon;
And If you'd to trustworthy men, boys.
Yo•'ll bare t0 avoid the ealooa.
U goo would be honored In life, bora,
i1 ley and contentment you'd koow;
11 you would hair plenty of rash, boys.
And be -_-,k In proepertty's glow;
if you woukt enjoy robust health, boys.
That p,k54u' a but much abused boom:
U God's b.sedknion t os'd hare. boys.
You'll have to ..road the salon`
You'll have to avoid the dome boys.
Or *arrow end *Ranee ion wan share.
And pie .•rt> .. 0, .not you .ill esu. 1.t>,.
And t•tverty's rays >'mt.111 wear.
Your fm or. a ill end lis wi.grwt. bolt[
Your .tie 1e eat tiff at Its noon;
Roth body and seal will 'm' Isom. 1 We.
Balsas Boa avuM tie estiooe.
Our CompasMa
Teach Trees me Tlrse,t.rka
All named varieties cf peaches are
either Itudded or grafted --mostly bud-
ded -on enure other than their own root,
generally 011 young seedling peach trees
The editor of Gardening Pae. We can-
not depend upon getting vrtrte'1iee trim
from seed. nor that all see llhigs will
Year good fruit So if yon have room
for only a few peach trees Cit the very
best varieties that do well in your
neighborhood. Now. we have n few gond
peach tram. and in come mesons we get
fine crops of fruit. and in others again
the atop ie light.
Sons. of our trees are on pewit roots
sad others ere on plum roots, with ttic
edrantage, both in longevity and riteva-
ing a fine crop. eetpbatically in fever .4
the plum stock. t )nr Ment trees are sin
plain roots. The trtee that ripen their
fruit year atter year are on plum mots
We have several tree. over 10 years old.
bet they caw e11 tea plea root*. Trees
se poach torts grow ready. fruit heart -
4. but dnn't bold to ripen their trait as
wall .. do theme on the plats Teets. sad
Wry aro wore a per le Imam MSr
S
reeld filen ere . shells
SAUNDERS & CO.
Relatively Rick.
"Is Barton rich," "Well, oily relatively
so. He has • rich aunt."
%Miming se Miliary.
Papa I'm sorry you didn't capture mime
Of the clam timers. Normal Shoop Girl -
Oh, psbew : Only the homely gtriage's for
that sort of thing.
-CITY-
coa AND W000
YIaSLD-
have had the best Stoves for years.
SEE THE -NEW STOVES
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
. FOR COAL :
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 Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
Special attention given to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
TIIEIR IIAND-IADE REDIPPED TIIiARE
is telling its own story in increased sales.
WEST STREET_
J'_ A _WAD E E
Carriage Masiu 'actU.ser,
Having purchased the business ot
McCREATH & WALKER
I have now arranged, not only
yall classesto
continue
the of work age Trade, but have decided t.
do
HORSE-SHOEING IND GENERAL BLLCBSIITHING.
NONE BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
2396-1y.
MO. A. WALKER,
PROPRIETOR
SUMMER
GOODS
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL. The only duty there will
Coal weighed on either market or my Fe-elen be in connection with my
OM my Priors before going elsewhere. goods will be my duty to
TERM• CAMS.
7,eae Couplet -11a,. sell and the duty of the pub -
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop. lic to buy in the moat satis-
ttway• factory manner and best
market.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tau • CeteeosAm PA01110 RAILWAY Co.'.
TpLtrpArn h+• here. .ytah'i't •i •n give the
polar a Snooks* ssrvies with fair and per
moment comrolltkm,
It L insaauwd 04 betaine twlodple. amid to
Me interest of Its patrons
It dwarves the 'uppers er every Demon wile
between In roepetltlionowe
for .,a>rlt d..ralr% w..' 51.M Company'.
nepny'.
dress commie's. with .11 !lore seal maiden
Ica 1ltsk.d PeillIPOK. Canada sled Kemp,.
f>hwrt therfJ,1 *lees to st' pedal. 1n
;1 uri h w ere .1'r i Koh Coln,. Ma and Forint beast
UOaa-SM.oa Side It (on ot. -
K. :WA OCLI ER,
fly' ••' I..w+.l 51...1x"% f nA.eW
•
Ready-made Clothing a
lspecialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
?Y�TRM BP.+JV�T�C
♦ar'D 0Te101 rr.-.fl mestYtwa
Specifi,. 1.d ,ridole fer
The Tonio Cash Sim
impar.. r- • e l ..i.4 raw f.w..t iehwo) 1•410.11.A s.
(r-IrM .i....,.t.* n -en, poli-i'.10l' ..e the
w,a we ry I1...N3Ii•e., .0ew44nr'e ,. rat
yl+•Lee, Musidi ., ki.leey owl otology
d.10.ea, St. Vitus dance. te,sale wet
alarm.. awl tleasral dddlitl-.
LABORATORY. AOORRIS 0111'AR10
J. M. MaLECiD,
tr etem cgait
P. O'DKA, Manager.
WHY
Does GEO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies t Arid how is its
that be can sell so cheap t
BECAUSE
LOOZ EMI
Now is the
time to lay in CO AL
your W tet'r'a
He finds that it pays in t
long run. 1/.44 motto is :
" Small Prof s and Quick 1 e -
turns." Ile also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
Clive leo a call before purthae-
int; elsewhere. Etnbai:um:
fluid alwavd on hand. 2331-y
a•OD)0ii
Steam Boiler Work*.
Is8TABLi8HZD'11iR.1
A. S. C H RY STA L,
71e nese 14reeten Need ('. 1 Is tads
lrareree. egg. atoms sad Ae emea. • .SS the
Rem trend. or Safi teat r SS
Rem Slael etb's Cosi ISO
As I ea arr•epiny for . couple of esresea
HARD WOOD
LOOK OUT FOR PRICE&
OVAL Coal weighed .t the market.
W. LEE.
.,.�..r.aw. a-tt
Successor 10 Ckruar.l d• Bb.ck,i
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright & Tubular
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet iron
Works, etc., etc.
AAlso dealers
ls ala r'prdght and Horizontal Slide
A utonhatie Cat -Oe Ermines •
peeraly. All sine or pi • sod ;five Mims
es
mart melee.
Ward. 1 pest! furnished
Ls
mart t -y 1 P. O. Lo= Si. e.dartek. oat.
W.rtrt_pressies a. T. it. fallen. pederl01.
PATENTS!
e� e
BAG K- AG H E
DODO
KIDNEY
PILLS
CIWITi. Tea.E Yat . C/MIM1Hi
trtaine& sed all trustees. 1 tt. Ut$H_stis
Oleos ana.d.d a et htfmRRa ?Z Zr.
our eaM. 1. eugese s tie II S. Itih stet OS.
Yee, aid w r Gan ellttsatfa Pato. J} Geos .
lima they. •edaoyte trop 114 1 1Y.
Sees MODAL 0 D14 VO...r� a • herd.
rigs es to coa L nXLKI W 1111011-
: rile
trimir
tNillw >1rr
' ..,g b m.ttaa11�1Y
lis Mmes sad learsebaas ss. �•i'
Orme lasewat s ens• as ah . s • v, wriest. weal ett
trwf "• poead Ass
znuegt,, • 10
WINS
WILL CURE YOU
"Beetroots'
mon the kik
moot aro lm
toorhht. Dear.
• 1
prompt relief"
.16 -.eyes.
•J disease i5
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milteekihtee
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khl•e t�•r•
of the
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Avower.. Ner
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In Sad DAM'
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Dyspepsia. .altad
Cswr lei, es/
t*e mast last
e/ ♦Ong • e/t.
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demo 'exalt
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