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Ting SIGNAL: GOD$RICH, ONT.TVIIWAY. NQVEMMR 9 1893.
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THINGS sE&N AT THE FAIR.
ilkow Stmert"s eel sake ine giber.
or. briefm
A rase dour.
i1.*' bo•y'
►116,000 Desk.
A M000 o'/16
Ain esy x oars.
L 100,000 cock.
A had w.rtb 1060.
pm Pedro d chair.
1,100 y.arotd ear.
A 11.000 area chair.
A 91,601 manic Mx.
Nimbi uoabasees.
A 91,600 glees dries.
A 1!00 Poa+m• Mt.
A 73-peesd salmon.
A 45 loot high desk.
ma Wesley's idesh.
osetrtal mowing.
A 107 tea l000ssstbe.
A $g71) wa otter dein
A pee 215 fast high.
The Mayflower bible.
A bscale in alsokaiMit.
Ler at 51,000 a yeast
A cape worth $17.600.'
A steam moekiaJ-bird
A 76 - toe block el mal.
A spun gimes umbrella.
A palace 4oilt of Dara
Milking by machinery.
A plate raised at 1167.
Footgear of 1,500 aorta
A bereau 150 years .Y.
0e. or laditoes : .zea
Leather of 300 varieties.
A 150 year-old tem pleat.
Curdle valued a. $30,000.
A maatle merked x',000.
team Uarlisg's We bast.
A madame 220 fest less.
Tree 36 fest is diameter.
A swot worth 541,883.
"Te•ra-rs' la Bgyptias.
A seise red wank 1751).
A 110,000 gels ermiissts.
Dimmes& worth $100,000.
As t rrap " Wm* bell. "
Homes .ad rider L promo
A steel Met worth "IMO.
Tea worth 1175 per peed.
A 813,000 idiocies display.
bamboo ,,ahs 70 Lot beg.
Jape exhibits ewes& best
A 300 year-old dwarf seder.
watches valued at 5400,030.
Billiard balls worth 1$0,000
A 835,000 solid uidvor model
A 30,000 pose! Mock of salt
Needy whisks of la Mate..
Twc laths of bash rear&
A kora mini erre sono.
AmMieaa bids el 106 kinds.
A brisk wselip oast 180.000.
As aremnls surest ear .errs.
figypiha "Mm bra" nadirs
A .kymmds et Wise mashies
Jere wawa ear wile. hare.
A 12"fes imp .f crystal alma.
Forty n* friendly rivalry.
A .leery sew 4a -ilia at $1,5001.
The erred wend be lower.
Aa S,100•psd pier of copper.
(lin.. barbed M eb.rteity.
µaraen sweated ea batterites
Aa Walt of "swifter" pr0en
A ei senate tower worth 580.000.
A Resp ger that shore 90 sail,.
Aa kr eyls with 3,000 hashers.
A diver starts weigbirg 91 tore.
A herd that tissue from 100 B. C.
A pavilion britt el psakiag boos
A ober weigkirg 90,000 poised..
Pearl sssklsss valued .t $100.000.
t rugr sheer as 06.p sed armee.
The biggest amedithi 1a she world.
A .hewn emMrrg 111.010dither
The Nips of awed •amber MO.
Brasa ob.we s,aos spades of bas e.
A 50.1..s bye esawrlr word.
Humph.hed whale. 474 IgM lang.
Oblen lathe eater —the Hhs,terd.
Mulish err on O.760 miroesope.
vera aide is the ![Moate emery.
Or Morley while's worth 5800,000.
The w.bisgise wmaeor•t r rime
OF HIS a.ACTY'$ TREASURI$.
1 leek h.r dsMt) areea ae mat
As antes 1..dr M as Ar Wk.
-d set made a rilhMtiel
I teak her vela. a Over ball
As der as mai. Y ant a }tope
1 Mak hes Wear wee ae well e�
'Omare.
Is."e.M1.".1..t.W
team nen en be ray lees despair.'
d
Ame I= a YlllawlM
I teak her witnesses vlrglaal.
Aad trona her vests twee raw reran
1 took her dankly sem as well
1 said. -lit may he pontis
Her lame trees my heart te tear."
Ando 1 mow .1 tlha.lta
1 stele her lougm. meat ..seem
1 wrought it 1a will arttal easel
I teak Aar don'tere as well.
Aad se 1 made • villessUel
—Breast Demon 1s CorahW Ha astsa
A HERO.
At about 3 o'clock oo a raw, blustery
March morning the inhabitants of the
little village of Shlckshinny on the up -
pr Susquehanna were roused from
deep by hoarse about. and by the vio-
lent ringing of the church bell IGD
and boys dressed in haste, sad a crowd
soon congregated on the river More.
Thane was good cause for excitement
The ioe, which seemed comparatively
Arm on the previous evening, had broken
during the night The yellow tid Is., al-
ready swollen to many fest shove its
aorwa level, was almost hidden by the
heaving, grinding cakes. And wast of
all this unexpected event had placed an
unknown human lasing in peril. From
Scrub Wand came hoar . shouts for
help and at intervals the discharge of a
gun. The red flasbes could be plainly
rink% "Jump 111. ageea.s . IW asp
and we have • die Arse et &APS
at'
Tee lids. Rol as Jasper epreag te
the hest tV water heaved sad Mari,
salt a reahle d 1r dead &:cheer
despised is s ease Melf a doom ears
of b30 0010114 y, ring and truing with
the waves. part piped straisbt dews
Mases. while his ee—paioo esyseied
he the Mem el the hest. ha*. with
terror. HM Ike fess e.ald and is only
ass way. The Use of broken toe caste
'Finding es like a races hare, growling
with tory. it smashed the ceabin to trai-
ners and sped atter the hail little craft
that was striving so hard to ewspe.
Jasper cried out with terror and h.14 his
hands before his tape to shut oat the aw-
ful sight Curt stuck to the oars, but
be knew nevertheless that escape was
out of the question. His brave heart
sickened at the thought of what would
happen when the crashing ice cakes
reached the boat
Suddenly be saw something that roused
a glimmer of bops. T•renty yards to-
ward the left .sore and slightly in ad-
vance of the avalanche floated a huge
tree, evidently torn bodily from the soil.
Its broad end, bristling with snakelike
roots, was turned down stream, and
bore and there it thrust out thick limbs
that served to steady it, like outriggers
on a boat.
The opportunity was a good one, for
the tree looked sufficiently strong and
massive to hold its own against the tur-
bulest ice. If the cutaways Dodd reach
it, they stood a fair chance of escaping
death. Clot's resolve was instantly
formed. He roused Jasper from his
stupor of fear and briefly explained what
be intended to do.
"Now," cried Curt.
Jasper caught the dangling roots and
polled himself to a place of ssisfa. Aa
agile spring Luded Curt bride his. and
the next instant the best was whirledog
into the gloom. As **lads crept high.
er up the trunk, Jasper slipped and was
precipitated into the water. In his show
glee to keep from sinking be seised one
of the roots and clung to 1t frantically.
crying for help.
At the risk of his life, Curt crawled
down, and with souse difficulty rveoued
his companion. They lout no tams in
°booing politicos armor the heavy
Oahe mad than had bsrety retard then -
droll Whse hewn the trek erne. The
towering 'some et ice surged areand the
Wee, burying the track from might at
tree and rocking it to and fro like •
emits. The peril was frightt 1 and is.}
great for half an hoar. TM boys were
bey's& the reach at the los, hwwos
d bappi4 the cul igres pe.__tel Ilse
tree frau railing over.
The sight wars es. end when it breis
the tree stranded ea one of the piers d
the Ostawba• Midge. Willing hands
rescued the cseiaways with ropes. and
when they had recovered from their am
poseurs they were sent home by rail,
whither ihe glad news had already pre'
oeded than.
It need hardly be said that Curt was
never called a coward again.—Williase
Murray Graydon in Hartford Courant
men.
Scrub island lay in midichamnel di-
rectly opposite the village. It was hard-
ly more than a bar, for nothing grew
upon it but bashes. Near the lower end
was a small cabin, which some of the
vill.gs boys built for amusement out of
driftwood. Here the castaway had prob-
ably taken refuge, and his situation was
extremely critical. Ina short time the
cabin would surely be tarried cif by the
ritdng flood and ice.
As the crowd were speculating ou the
unknown one's identity and discussing
the hopelerme.ot rescue, Squire Tyson.
the most wealthy and influential man of
the village, COON running down the
shore.
"Jasper is on the Wand," he cried.
wringing his hands in agony. "Be
went over this afternoon to shoed ducks
and has not returned home. He mud
have fallen asleep in the cabin, and the
ioe has carried away his boat. Will no
one save my poor boy? Are you all
oowsrdar"
Tbo unhappy man grasped a boat that
lay bottom up on the shore and tried to
drag it into the water.
Half a doeen men taught and held him.
"You will only throw your life away:
they cried. "No boat road cove a
dosoa yards 1r that hes. Re could nave
your boy if than was say limes at all."
The quire saddealty mimed then this
wastroe. Henisedgmbitiatelytoward
the island, his face rigid with despair.
A groan of pity best from the crowd as
another grant was bard, followed by
hoarse appeals ter help The tide rose
higher and higher. tilt mow dm spots
were visible has.. ami there, and all at
once the der sussed to beoos• free of
loThe mesming of this was plata. The
We had itharail a pre sonsewbre up
error. Hare asse& a okra of me-
cse, tint no oar was will hg to lake ad-
vaait. The erred linty by pee
aespestesow tW-iagers;>.eomld._liltdl
trek to a moaser sr two. and this the
treed los would sweep ever7tkiag before
it like an avaLmais L vain the again
appealed to theca 1* vain the poor boy
as the Wad cried for help Not • man
word aaak what seemed roti dor"
eaddenly a stoutly Wadi! lad of I$ sep-
arated
prioted from the drag. and up
the s few yards h. hares • VOt
okK into the water. lie gibed the o :r.
that W he the bottom sad palled etsrdt-
ly into the widths eurreat. beading in
a Mimosa tram up etrean.
A eiawltewue cry at • so n ant
bent r.0 the word. isms sheered
the lrraeg lad; others warmed Mair&
"God totem himr cried the squire,
buret* tato tsars. _
Indeed. Curt Webb was the
or
any parson would have belied capable
of seek • hove deed. He was an or-
phan aid worked hard for • livelihood
in a grocery More. The village boys,
headed by Jasper Tyra. despised and
hated lis• Decree he W panMmtly
refused to join •sv of their aisrlsbvess
depredstiema, He add swot be ha.
A gene aosssut weighlag IMO MOM& domed to fight his 88*mentom, S
UM Fier smoked by Miles thesilt.h. Jasper sad ether dared Mm to MOM
A group et windmill. worth 1/00,000. my a time. Ace*s boy.lsrstMFI.All r
A .tared glees wieder worth $6,000. lithife0 b7 oath. Mai Ib, "oo'w & gm
Aa eispires i..l, woods.no p,„,„6„. by thes epithet he ease known in the vil-
A Japers di " Miry " air fret bili- But W "coward" was nerdy sutosinh
Thu lest mamata.perra is Awocass. ther his remise now. and hie progress
nerd% Mt ertisN.ee number 10,000. was watcb.d with boatman here&
sivailtyarn esgla- apmr lb. rsehis- No one espectd to see him ore back
A ehakmp,.v.a vase ..lad as $l,. •ib"
eM.a+l, tha boat taepa toward N.1s
olusher r the Teeth wheel Gish ale iditilighteatedbsaitiner` `w `� o bei fi ow
w i ..t el 10 ese p :rued. as 1690 sprat the it. ir� Ossein v 7
be glared over itis ioalisr sail was
Isag.
Ids 41 ham gases end 41 raho yds'.d in see me !ties of
Ms. The shore soon fadai
sheeny to give .otice of his appeal.&
ora bile*" Nat ace le+. C.Mlocsla Japer aboufd hack end Ord $ With
par to plea hill realler.
twtan .:..Med b pew. rte• dTlhe raw had already s,meted She
for sale to 0 A. FRAIL Orgill.
Osi rleh. Oat
IFYoIiS COATED
YOV
NEED THEM
paxrr
Toy are Det a caw .a, ties am
karma erpi►�
L a Caroms wertn$ep.
We had to be at work at 6 o'clock in
the morning and to keep on till 8 o'clock
st night. Even on Sundays we worked
from 6 o'clock to dinner time. Some
world keep on till it was dark on Sun-
day evening and mutest themselves with
knocking oft early, as they called it. And
such work!
Everybody would work as if the house
were on fire. It was all piecework. The
man who stood next myself had made
vsnemod chests of drawers for 80 years,
aid hover led Stade anything else. He
would tarn out two veneered aheste of
drawees in a week, and the work was
line =sent would. I am
pare. *41 readily in Brisbane for from
S11 to E13 each. lie weasel about 9
Pruiaa theire per week. Oa eke other
its el rte stood $ mem MU Made Go-
rr eeseteiwee. There waw telae or t.a
rtes is the hep The master was work -
tog too. Be sexed jar as poor as the
ala.
whonwer woe! was Saki* same
fralt•re dealer would err read and
May tt. The amen sera& noire et Ire
askew la their hedhe w181 m.rweek. If
ever they had as assitlie s t• their Ione.
it was to thrill • rise Of respect
into the two of preaAfeaorf'Ad-vesture'
at a Danish
R4 hs6od ..d twtaty eerie." of sed eb he awed the read be
A .Idle, sad Pet as Orwt swum the boat
1'amdase of had en weighing 6,600 tails the Hats nab add= he hoed •
. 66-1 ONO. seiw '* the
*His lei IWO •
w ire•. wMh 1.000 piloid sire
where lona ldaig Biers vMw. The
A 'k'4wve. illi fine bigh, Sri fest leag, haterrs
-
10 Weir, ami the les was ar-
ttasst wi+a " dram with swears Vie►
luulag wimp of spar showed
hWi sed him the thee of hie seasoner be limed
ahem desk' was 1....
arm,e�,1g�b
ran "'resit" he eaeWtet. sad that *ogle
OHO►`
- Meed ha sella doer. gra
whoa the
ige!1jes+.
Orsi M er
eseregge M
trei
25 CENTS ABOX.
Ai sear creme n the mew. J,
As Aimee/Sure i Oster sp...
That estrum add pnralysar every
vital timed= is at coags a ptsoe of
htowleigs. _Hat at has bees
.14771%e w Asir. w!n has been
a this
✓ u• b** t• throw thed at a tempera -
tare of tit degrsn blow the einegrads
sero thus • tae tiesoal meths between
.toric or odpbario acid and peter, be-
tween
rtwesn ore t ptamlw
als.!0
der 'Morey dreamaauss 81othe emeses.
of tbe Wirt metal kr eggen is so greet
telt M win Lawn tt thrown tats wrier,
owing le with the *purges
he that gds& saiteetthe shosllie upuk
tt piped on bodies width have thr lot
the power of iaeM '. sift some
sew and sorban srmMaMbml Tem"
The iMg OlaveMlyddaaba
iosy the
of whish, however, have bra Moron. -
ally presagedfor some years past, sew
rewire or to neon der the sparks el
the temperer= of oder spar and the
possibility et ea Mmm1'hue ore peed el
rim h oosl nation frith( there.—
London Chreedele.
PETERMAN'S ROACH Foos
A Arab roaON
MI. TO Cdla9adri AM wale SUSS
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awtaea.Rea lit it9,.eaeeskl mresaaL
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1Wc..—.7i6vArbd'att:W Nrdivit A" manus AMT.
May lar... �ee..fLMr+..►mem.
1 die gt. Pawl street. M*.Aisal.
Montreal go ,fit TIME 0♦
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mean= 2
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Factor] osrtssey
v.gwsle Whisky maps.
One of ns is the
�ethe use corer eateries is called by
whisky
im▪ ps; brim their 1114111911dfa1W en
fnsgatosliag 4.5* that athemilli as softs
d Inroad Half s pea f ewlireedin
.eek et tere reesplsdR sail
that the contseb of thane or Mr was
rAeatta le • eau. Thebes, 5. l iso the
flail soil their •ahrimee is I .&.ied W
the pleas One variety • fiver s nes -
reaebra, while .molMu eels*raglan,
me that, rim earighlor usable Osseo
nip braes el two ikons eatsegibg
dserawsd wlshapfms• thaw Whim
01 SIM 4101.
CMua MIMS F11f111<
set ala 1. Mak rear.
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Fali Goods.
BARGAINS.
967 yards of Fall Dress Goods, less than manufac-
turers prices.
A REAL SNAP !
10 Ladies' Mantles at exactly half price.
A small lot of Fancy Plush, *1.20, for 60 cents.
DRESS GOODS i
Hopsackings, Octogon Cloth, Whip
Cords, Serges, Tweeds and other
new lures for Fall.
We have the finest line of VELVETEENS and VEL-
VETTAS in 28 shades and colors, ever
shown in Goderlch.
OUR MANTLE STOCK
is now complete, and surpasses any former year.
We will cut and At all Mantle Cloths over
$1.00, bought from us, free of chlrrgge.
Our 85c., $1.00, $120 stud $1.50 Mantlings
are great value.
Black Astrachan, $2.25, 2.50, 3.25, 450 and
5.00. Blue, Brown and Grey do., $2.25 and 2.50.
Ready made Mantles, direct from the mak-
ers. Just see our prices.
TWEEDS, 30, 35, 45, 50 AND 60 CTS. GREAT VALUE.
A big stock of New Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Linoleums, Lace and Chenille Curtains, Rugs
Masud Mate.
Highest market price paid for Butter and Eggs.
6% discount for Orb on close exit regular prices.
gar first-class Drees and Mantle Maker up -stairs.
Cc 9:
COLBORNE BROS
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GiODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse
of the County. i
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t— aciD Prime Sigh. 159 Oralg
W'YNN FEMUR MAIMR.
w.sllow, Mdse Swink lett Metre Dews
erome
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THE EQUAL OF "
LUBY'S
PAIIIIAN NAM RERUN
Osiosell b.9wrk fee reskalai saw bstr t.Ms
mad saw sed Musty 1 It hams tl.lnd
.isle owl Mut. and tees but dives •
stage she hair tram remit twly peMmr.
gteerak. set gives We batt tie OW" baser
urnsoworter yoatk: seellordnestell
It was never Lew. te All. Ned I r held Ms
pneri et s 7 esker psepenikes. and it aeon
row tis say hum hair talk
Feld •verywita a at Nis a Sirs.
Patronise
True
T80ID
FOUST OTT 8081010 00 $HOHTH00 IOitLEGE, Of LONDON,
DO OT .sed to heft elle sur MA.eLMate ea the pay moot of railroad tare. wear-
peltisoa a:o.. 1i seder to nes newer anises wa
1,1730 is yea 1^e mat ail tWl ate tk.ae•fh de�ttr Is all Dvfsaas om jlete
It Y��oas�her • strata._ • Mwe the lramt attaed•.ce and the moat complete
Schaal V G7esads. W. solielt year �p rredp ergo upoe the were el our esperter
swrd. IKse1� s per warn. l:subgee ties. = refunded.
J. W. WRSTERVBLT, Principal.
Wait a Bit!
Competition .
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We've been busy as bees ever since
we started business.
The reason is obvious: We have made your needs our study, and
are keeping up a feast of good styles and good valuer, and in buying
your Boots and Shoes from ns yon get better value for your money
than you can get elsewhere.
You will be delighted
with the good qualities of
our goods.
We have a choice se-
lection of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Oxford Ti.
Shoes.
Thousands to choose
from
All other lines complete,
and guaranteed to St, to
werr well, and give entire satisfaction. Our prises are the lowest.
Save money while you can by buying your Boots and Shoes from
T. FOWLER & CO.
//fret Ota.. Let of .1 Wheseb Dreg geese.
It is not Sawdust
We use in making INDURATED FIBRE WARE.
Some people think it is, but they are mistaken.
We use nothing but the longest and strongest
Wood Fibre, pressed into shape without strum or
joint of any kind, and Indurate it by a patent pro-
mos which renders it impervious to heat, sold and
liquids. INDURATED FIBRE WARE imparts no
taste or dwell to its contents, and is the Tightest,
tightest, sweetest and most durable ware ever
made.
Ask for EDDY'S.