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gives us book bi.
r "Pwnoaa," std it
this gimlet girl b..
bar former mistress
Leg her of her tsesiu
husband avoid the
William Gain
y antobio`rapby
1. "My Literary
the reading of his
Itesrge W.
lost is • brief
as a R•?,,, Be
who noes beak to
-ibes 'A Pioneer
illustrates. Th.
s ant "Mashattae
eaolasivuIy is this
has all the spirit
heal Cadets ' sad
bra Mn. A. P.
ret of a swiss of
y Girl Fr►ead•. "
us whetiv'es
fat serial, "A fou
b tI1ustratioas by
biegrsphical ..ries
Fames Pastore"
I.. Payton. with
"Bob Burdett*"
*Mee of " My
i1.v. T. Ib W to
is i'hristrmaa i.
present financial
di W eniell'. most
re. Mallon's pre-
Dressing,- while
este etisad
WEAK MEN
ere.. •se oldl, suffertaa tram t•s.W
overwork stoma M4 Mese esoM•ss os Wt•e
Theo sen
losswedes.
t both & l
moil restar
•UFFERINO WOMEN
alas
al aseM neft ohoh as p ala toe.*
hews oe4
p•t.eak d
sad lases pale se e1R, e
PALE MO ;Mete Mu
should wise flame Pols. 'nor ears.►, the bawd,
m=1:40Leses to the sleeks sae see
MMmark ori.lers° ,ss-� are
e easel or will be ky dost D-
esremise erPrise-Mesaba bee erter
THE DR. WILLIAMS MED. CO..
• nee kerns. OM. or lltesinswa rI L
other writes give unites* practical ad-
vice as every point toochiag the Rinne,
tusks./ tad emadtag of holiday gifts.
.tltogetb.r the t'hrwttnu ladiesfame
Journal u tLo best this Insgarttu hu ever
salt out, sad ems ridiculously cheap .t ice
pries of tea saute. It is certainly as ideal
le maa'a utagnatne, and this parti.ulsr ire
stamps it as being without • peer. The
Journal is pabtitbed in Philadelphia at use
dollar pm year by the Cutty PuLhelneg
Company.
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ANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
11;sTAeasa/Ne lass.
MAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
ova oar en fear awes SOLLAas •
Olt
L WAU(ER, (ii*uul mut. ' :y
OODERICH BRANCH.
s(p/aLRAI BANKING Bt*,,us TRANSACTED. FARutRW NOM Dtat)oUNTao.
jpteren t1 1)tD PAYA1LE AT Al, POINTS IN CANADA, AND TMA PRN►C/PAL
coin IN TIM LMITSD STATE& GREAT BOUTS'N, FRANCA, BERMUDA. aa
EAMES RANK IMPARTMENT.
A,pstts or SLOO MO UPWARDS REOEIVID, AND (SURRLNT RATA OF NITERgaT
ra„to. IRTaawr &Doan TO Taal rttwlsIMi AT ME MO til awn ane
r• ISLN
1.11 SADtt !/IAR
af,l000
a
/peels. Aftteafien gives to tis Oett,etlon
sed Fasaesrs' Sales Notes.
of '...�..._...:
.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Just added to Stock s Large Assortment
--OF -
filo Late Christmas Goods.)4_
Ladies using Knitting Silk will save money by buying
our 25c. spools of Brainerd & Armstrong
Crotchet and Knitting Silk.
itiLLISSISY and FANCY G(P ►I)$ our STI iCK is COMPLETE.
MRS. R. B. SXITE
t
Glasgow House.
JAMES ROBINSON
CASA IcTOR�
WE SELL FOR CASE.
In our last annou .cement we invited you to compare
our prices with others. A great many have done so, and
admit they have saved money. Those who have not
galled we again ask yon to do so, and you will be money
ahead.
THIS -w-E 31
d'•: are clearing a line of 1)onble Fold Dress Goods for 2.&c. See them.
See our Grey Flannel at 15c.
Onr 9c. line of Flannel is having a ;-.rest run
See our 17e. Wool Hose.
We have a line of Boys' Ribbed Hose, spidee 1 knee, double heel
and toe. GIN)D VALUE
Six our Table Linen at 150, per yard. •
Flannelettes froni 5c. per yard up,
We have a line of Men's Dubber Coats for $1.50,
We. have receiv.l another ghiptnent of Storni Collars atttl Multi,
whish will be gold at the same price as the last lot.
01111 STACK COIPRISKS BARGAINS ALL THROUGH.
l � r JAMES ROBINSON.
JORDAN'S BLOCs$_
nder
er.
ou'll find no better cover
Isters and Overcoats.
made to fit slim men,
all sorts of men—boys
r i c es fit also. They're
keeping with the times--
ortant point these days.
Man,
•e:
the proper thing. We've
;st, the tailor-made twenty
, a judicious combination
I comfort; economy also
rt when bought from us:
ced them at CO.
ody l
to can fit you out from
►r
e.
1 full of Bargains. Many lines have
)w original cost.
us s look when in need of anything
e1. Remember, you're always welcome
lompare,
SMA.
x fore'eftce
HRISTMAS IS COMING
e
trot, in view of the feasting sad rejoicing of the Wien
we call attention to our
FFIAVOPINl3 FXTRACTB
•'•ala tame--al.rraated pan sad extra strews, Madam cheaper than the ordinary
battled .menses The def owasg assess is 15c, bottles or is bulk .
LEMIC. TAlt/Lni, terasilito
In WWI a kteaNAel
ernes.. ,., reach ey,
I li•IlAttelt. trgasaitett.
AlMel& NM SOL
watt.. 5IYev. Is br
Don't choose your!Xmas Goodalbefore you eoe our Stock.
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TRY OUR RAKING POWDER A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE. FREE SAMPLE.
W. C. GOODE.
CHRISTMAS FRU!
F
Our Stock is now complete, and we are ready for
your orders.
Our CURRANTS and RAISINS are exceptionally
fine this year. Besides, we clean every pound we
sell.
Inspect our CHINA and LAMP 000DS Depart-
ment if you are looking for anything in that line
we can suit you.
C. A.
POST OFFICE
FANCY GOODS STORE
NOW it your time and HERE is your chance to Mon
HOLIDAY PRESENTS at Half Price.
' WE FEAR NO FOE"
in competing in FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c.
Musical Instruments anti Sheet Music. Druggists' Sundries at a Slue;.
., COO, fir_ _ (lair Brushes, Coml.., Fancy Perfume., Moap•., Ac.
J. W. WEATHEReAaLD,
IfW Wert door t. Pest Gale., Went,lsws.
t'derislt Tr.: Levi TSAI h..a tares
trtMes el the mssffem 3 '.
fir.' sill sltrtfl�t We hinny
' .4bielisli utereklp • D.p,tst•aerre Sea
"es loss .aaried e. Wednesday. Nes. 43.
^•trt++k. of Leedom lawadtip, •
iasthie► of .sec at the 1n.athlest sal oda
wielder w . Hat nee eio.
,moo sh l' : E. anal.', era eti W.
Ile peat year. oma, wipe be. best try ■ ter
RN.
abaft I P,. ort lalisaiep. Rim
Mg Ilene
soar anna.ea, /1 ala 611111li
iitaims a oast, i.dnetriena ye semss,sad
his berth will he regretted very as by
Ms old friald% ani srRhhas
e listen • Mr. Palmist t w. NM N
Esser Y. Asi,uws. Hne ed sae quarts
sees of hod lying etM et the Lombok,
Hem & ansa Theadjoins Er.
Nearest lees The prisej.i eft fttb
Nader 1111 r Mrs ()spa Wef►s.aM..s
sit► a ,. t s alkee ass 6., reoseNp.
Ms one eft ever Ibe hoa
ihre.gh, M,th Mt w
slet)rias lowed,
Neg i ea its of batt sables foie
THE SIGIIAL : GOD11011, ONT,, IW11T91+I)AY. NOVEMBER 30. 1893.'
PALLADIO ABOUT ALCOHOL,
aolosoa Proves That It Neither Watr-a
rte..geasae Ices Aide DIneeet.e,
The ordinary twat; ..ys alcohol warm
him io cold weather. T111". is a self d.
csptiww. He feels simply the warm blood
streaming out to the skin in greater
quantities. Aa a matter of fact be hare
Twat. The deception cornea perhaps in
this way: The brain center., which medi-
ate the feeling of cold, are stupefied by
paralysis. In general it can be provx
that all effects of alcohol. which are gen-
erally designated excitation, are in real-
ity only paralytic phenomena. The
psychical effects are especially so. The
brain (auction winch to nrst weakened
is the char judgment or critical tae:ulty.
In couseQucnce the emotional life pre-
vails; treed from the a beim' of criticism,
the man becomes (pee hearted and care-
lbr. But shorn all the paralytic effect
of alcohol shows itself in this, that every
feeliug ut discomfort and pain is be-
numbed. and eeperially the bitterest of
pains, the psychical otter, as sorrow and
anxiety, wherefore tate merry feeling in
a dunking cuutptauy. A man never be-
comes clever through drink. This wide-
spread prejudice is also a deception. It
is likewise a symptom of brain paralyets.
where. as hell criticism sinks, sell suffi-
ciency rises and self control is last.
He who become accustomed to take
alcohol regularly is in fact better cape -
We of working titan if alcohol was sud-
denly taken away from him. But this is
the carr also with other penton.. When
morphine ie taken away from the mor-
phine eater, he e.wuot work, sleep, nor
eat Her is "strengthened" through mor-
phine. But be who in not aceastonrecl to
narcotic's is not made more capable of
work through uarcotics. But of still
'ter. weight are the thousands et ex-
periments that occur in the rase of sol-
dier"; that in war, in peace, in all eh -
nudes, all hardships of the moat wean.
Nome tuarehe s are beet endured when
the soldier abstains wholly from all al-
coholic drinks. These facts are verified
itt the Eugli.h annus in Kafraria, West
.Arita, Canada and Iudia. And addi-
tienal verification is the fact that thou-
sands' of sailors aro not allowed to touch
a drop of alcohol on bowel, and this in
tr.pdval temperatnre, and especially in
polar regime. Mea whale fishers are
total abstainers. That which is true cd
bodily exertion is as true of mental. Al-
, ohol strengthens no osie--it simply be-
unmbe the feeding of fatigue.
The error of poor people in this regard
is mapec'fally nnfortanate, as they epcnd
much for alcoholic djinks to strengthen
them instead of buying rich and salu-
tary food The advocate of beer clams
that it is nutritious. Trite, beer con-
tains a con.iderable quantity of hydro-
carbons,
ydrocarbons, dextrin and sugar. But There
is a earplug of this in food already, and
there is so reason, also, why it should
be taken in a more costly form. It is
clamed that beer and Wine aid diges-
tion.
igesttion. but many experiments bane leen
made on animals and mu, and espe.•ial-
ly on /ten with the aid of the 'tuntach
pnmp, which ,chow that moderate doses
of beer and wine lengthen the time of
digesti.,:t and disturb it. Direct obxeerea-
tions ou persona with etoutach fistula
likewise indicate the same effects.—
'Washington Star.
tax.ge..f the brisk Plass*.
The evil is the drink plague. Plague
I will call it. not irdfng a better name
to express its inhuman hideousness; and
its denu>nlike power to hart men. It is
ubiquitous. It has shot through the
is pole land its poison bearing arrows.
It holds in cities p tnpons court, riots
amid wild revelry in burg and village,
breaks in with savage howl ups tate
(inkiness of rural bomee. It obtains do
wi:Eon among all classes in the social
wade. The poor moos garret, the mar-
ble palace of the wealthy open equally
their doors. Peasant and prince, mer-
chant and laborer, utas and wutnap,
child and adult are in tarn stricken
down.
Not the ignorant alone feel its deadly
touch. Over brigbtet minds it casts its
stygiau sluulee. Wherever it enters, the
plague debaw•s and degrtules, It scatters
broadcast disease and 'death. Poverty
and vice fon' its retinae. It demolishes
boniest, blasts lite happiness o[ •wire and
child, laughs at the purest *Seething,
delights in the ruin ut virtue and intut-
cense- It 611s jails and asylums. carts
victims to morgues and gibbeta. It eats
into the very foundation of civil society
and defies strong governments, whose
art it peralyxes. It annnle the mfule-
tratiome of religion by locking against
them the minds and hearts of men. All
forme of evil and misery ere its allies
and starch in its track. Worre, 10,000
tine% worse, than all othor platens that
ever,talkerl the earth, it transmits ie.
yowl the grave its fatal mese. Having
racked and 'mocked Its victim in this life,
it casts Ieitn. while to is without rearm
and ineeprldc of '- ee•ivittgCoda' pardon,
sin laden end nimbi ivenbefore the dread
tribnnal of eternal joatice,—Arebhishop
!Mewl.
Wbbkr PlIwww d....
Est -mire ruse of alcohol Ent began
with the art of distillati.en and with the
uletaining of strong concemtrtted . ':ir.;:c
from corn. potatoes anal the like. W i•11
the nnivoteelising of the nae of • 1,:..ky
a terries of pheue,mena have r i ..sed
which ars designated by the a er.1 ' alco
holism."
The climate is as impnrt•nt factor.
Drunkeamens is more ft.'t ;. lit in a .1
than in warm rimier -We se.l in n. re
brutal avid injurious in its effects Rs we
go north. Yet this a not shwa} N . t::.•,
for within the last 10 years ah•ob.liet.s
bas greatly decreased in Sweden snot tn-
eroaR..I in sowtheru France and north -
am Italy. in trnptral rrgkma is fiat
t eps,.ding fast sad with gewallh-
mettles *ow • lAsf of toms
Itlx young men of Shelbyville, ay..
pot into a !sloe qusrrsl oiler Mak-
• s big d hewn sail one of Om int
two d Ilia otamponi m. TM fi►attlw
ors. Om abet la tits Wet& Re
Mal eros Meet tt.a M. /ltd Inca its&
Rtn.alao Wally wNl - -__ _
W. ACHESQN & SJ! BANK OF MONTREAL.
....,.
•- KN- __ *I . i CAPITAL, ,,.. • . .. $12,000,000.
SA Saving D,iartnfent has •--- 0.ened in cot-
_. Iodic branch.
vec
on
rw..
Mmilie Cia Ihs and Jaclel Cid
REST,
6,000,000.
- OF ALL KINDSInterest allowed at current rates.
►M `� 11 LOCKWOOD
Our Stuck eras never lh•fUre half so large, and we !'Vin lit 9.999 .: to- ' Doti `� �`" '"' �x °� x r
'y Manager Goderich Branch,
day one month earlier than Bier before a great re.iuctivii
in prices to clear out cur big stock of th,•-t good,.
Blue B n extra Heavy Serge Mantlings
value= 1.66. $1.19eI
SEASONABLE GOODS Heavy Blue Curl Cloths, 1.10, worth 1.50. ��
Elena Heavy 54 inch Tweeds, Pure Wool, at 1.00, were FRESH AND RELIABLE.
1.40.
Black Aatrakane, 1.50, marked from 2.00. 4
Opened to -day 15 doz. Ladies' Fur
Trimmed Kid Lined Mit*, all sizes,
price 87c., worth $1.25. X -;
--N--N—'t—
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACHESON Ss 1110N.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
Jewellers, &c,c.
New Goods and Latest Styles
FROM CHICAGO,
cuckoo and Fancy Clocks.
FROM BOSTON,
.I,._. W. Tuft's Celebrated rilver-Ilateel Ware.
FROM ENGLAND,
Crown Derby Goode in China with Silver 3lountingv.
Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewellery, Spectacles and Frye a;lasses to suit everybody.
itepairing a specsalty.
Q. A. HUMBER 8L SON,
CANNED MIS, VEGETiBLES AND FRUITS.
1.
IN GENERAL GROCERIES
we can suit yon in quality and price, at•d invite • trial order from you.
R. W. RUNCIDIAN
Suoues.or to K. campaign°.
sI
WIE HAVE A.
NICE ASSORTMENT
_ Or
F. IXC Y FE 4 THERS, FELT HITS BJ .
ER He4TS, TOURIST HATS,
ALL TWO LATEST
RIBBONS and NOTIONS, all at Qreatip Re-
duced Prides.
OCR PATRONS Ct?. 8AVK I''/REY BY TRADING WITH CS,
WISED YATES.
in IN
FALL ANS WINTER ; i Fall Mllflnery!
-' MILLINERY. •
In thanking the Ladies for their patronage during the past season,
I would solicit a continuance of the same, and invite their inspection of
my Fall and Winter Stock of Millinery.
New Shaded Ribbons, Fancy Feather Effects, &c.
H. M. PITCHER,
I Jove returned from the city with
THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
in all branches of FALL MILLI ERY, and
solicit the patronage of the Ladies
of Goderich and vicinity.
iV2.CSS C a T ?" r'RON.
"THE EMPORIUM,- West-mt., – - —�
Next door to •' Star " Office.
-tepben : George Floyd, who had his
leg broken some two n•onths ago, whilst
working in his bosh is Stephen township, is
still confined to his home.
Morris . %Vex Weal, 7 li concession,
has purohaaed • 100 sore farm in Brum
county, six miles from Ripley, for his eldest
son. The prim paid was said to be $3,800.
Cbatoo S. S. Cooper met with • pain-
ful accident on Monday. A pima of wood
flew from time of the machines and struck
him is the groin, entering several inches.
axd regcired considerable strengte to re-
move
.move it.
Stanley : Last week Jobs McEwen, spas
of Mrs. 11. lMcKie's. bitched up • lores is
the barn. 1l'bie backing out, the t'are's
foot went through • hole a the approach,
and her leg was broken. The injury was so
severe that the •n►m.l lad to be shot..
Goderich Tp. Sylvester Hibbert, wbo
has been living oe the 11411 farm, Maitland
cos., for some time, has rented the farm of
Mrs. Thea McIlveen, in East Wawanost,
cm sad a -half miles north of Blyth. He
scared it at $200 • year fee either three
or five yeah.
Ts tNpet feease.
Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system effectually, yet gently, when costive
or hilioue, or wben the Mood is impure or
sluggish, to p•rm•a•atly cure habitual age
stipauoa, to awakes the kidneys hod liver
to a healthy activity, without irritating or
weakening Nes. Sao Syrup of Figs.
New Branwisk oder singles at Kidd'.,
$1.80 sq.
A greed heavy cleancut Mar shingle
at Kidd's Ifor $1.80.
ALL SORTS
and e:onslitaom. of men stroke the
famous Cigars KL PADRE and
[.A CADENA.
4. Dams a sew.
J. J. MOORE & CO.
oing Out
iM�rxe�
of Business.
A Loser's 111.eatesl.f4...
" I'll take this 75 neat bottle of perfume I
it you will take off this cost mark and put
,n ooe with M.5C on it, said • young ma.
to the clerk in • drag store.
' All right."
It was done.
" Great head," soliloquized the young
man. " Minnie will notioe that cast mark
sad love me for spending my substance so
liberally for ber. it never hurt. a yy'oonr
wren '• chances for the object of his admira-
tion to think he regards her worth getting
the very beat for. '
The bottle of perfume was sent, and an
We man .01 oar steak er tans Aar
AT Mtn' 1111 Now Yaars, es denial,
i
Dietw/ a Vast grew Want Ase
awls tont se meted es.
areaseents skeet be.IHiM W Doe MIL
vii. MOMS i as,
.roue de Ow% pleas apes•, .asst.
evening or two later the donor .called to per-
son and casually proposed merriest*.
",amen" said the girl.
Mut is it, Minnie, dear
„ Yoe salt me • beide of perfumer
" Yee. Did you like it'
" It was gooi perfume, James, but it
wasn't worth any dollar and • halt. Seven-
ty -flys meta is the regular price tor that
parttime, and I oan't say that I have much
one for a young feces who td to careless a
his money as to pay for an article twice
what it in worth.'
" Kut Minnie---'
James was gong to explain, but eta ,mend
thought he refrained. It ocenrred to him
that • rirl might like bbn lees for deoaiviag
her than for extravagant. dots neea W
hat and departed, ... 1..J is different
tactics when beNotEatggsat
her than for extravagant. Soi
New 1soMear.
He This is the int opportunity 1 have
had of being akin with you. Now, what
ought • (allow to do whop^aa opportunity
like this present. itself '
She Iprotnptly I think he should em-
brace it. New fork Herald.
Tim Sea: 41. is only one doUar a year.
Have it sent to your friends.
A billygoat broke into the city hall of Ar.
ratios, Kan.. and ate up the muaicipal re-
tards.
ALACE STORE:'
The Great . Overstocked Sale now going on at
A. P. McLEAN'S has been most phenomenal. Mer-
chants generally talk of' dull trade and scaroity of
money. Our selling experience leads us to an ad-
verse opinion. The great quantity of Goods sold,
and the large Cash receipts up to date, show there
is still plenty of money for Bargains. a.. .t
Notwithstanding the great s u c o e s s already
achieved, we are determined to double our sales
during the next two weeks by adding to the sale of
Overcoats and Suits our entire stock of Gents' Fur-
nishings, Hats, Caps, &c x'
'T VrallOrp,lk albalr
We will make up any piece of Panting in the
store for $3.76. This is for two weeks only.
Now is the time for Bargains.
P. McLEAN
9
Merchant Tailor.