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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-8-30, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT1, THURSDAY, UG 34). 104. SUMMER DRY GOODS. +++++++ This week we are oferingg a lreze Litres of Summer Goods to deur at less than Cost Prlt Our Fall Goods are crowding in and the Summer sill/ must get out. American Cllalli, Fast Colors, French 1)elaine s, Ihrk turd Light. all Nytol reduced to .i cents a and Prints, Beat Goods, Daska ur Lights. •• 1 0 „ Grenadine, Double Fold, regular 30'. Goods. 17 Scotch (bnghatna, small and Targe Check., Fast Colors, reduced to s cies Check Ynnhns, regular Prices, 10 cent., • ILL SUM 660D3 IU3? e0 TES I0111. JOHN T. ACHESON, A NEIGHBOR'S HORRIBLE REVENGE. MARKS OF MEDICAL PROGRESS. tr.Mlems Appeal semw�er ler a Way N ps The Llererlr a.11 1 adsad Its male .f F��►11 msec' .per.rlee tai seg. Tnb..e . Thursday a attorney milord ft Madmen serest Imassethet wt•ur- ent •.d srd.red • leech. While he ws waiting hr at, • sad -eyed isdividurl took a .tet at W table and .aid -Wails I tem • stranger toea, Colossi,trent that Los will sive .>. five minutes of your tisJit i 1'tl My len YON: prism I have •o Sammy lent hs dose me • fiendish trick Boston Transcript The electric bullet finder or probe, an tnvepuce of lir aloha H. 8.ird.e., of New 1 ork, comma of so or - diary telephone receiver, an ordinary met ai probe •adanextra bulb otthe same met- a that the probe is mule of. Inasmuch as there Is no hatters. connected with the sp- it easy punk even an elect man to d►.corw where's the electrical element Liss. and 1 want to knew if there oral • statute, .fust here is when the instrument assumes ordtwoa, by law, or ..nothing s the its truely scientific aspect. for its uveotioo books slut will roach the ease." proves that there is • definite qustity of 'Lets bear the particular.-" electnctty is the battery which supplies the "I live on Drexel boulevard : my next current. Or. t.irdner had tried for years to - door seighbr is • man wbo Is addicted to dere', some surer means of locating bullet. Lk* Huta Fer sso•tls sad (months be has than was possible with the ordinary probe, �pileayd such taw as 'After the Ball' ad Some Years ago some one had invented an �.meadee,' ani life became • birds to •s. electric bullet probe which depeoded upon Haaever leatsed a tane until it had hese • battery or11 to supply the current. But teird.d and hummed out by all the news- the trouble was that s sono as the sed of bete, end when he did bar. one 8..ssat the probe was inserted to the fish an else knew esse'h te 1s it go wain. h'tsi•ry trio current would be established through I couldn't stand it saylonger, sod 1 went e flesh it..lf and the electric bell would d ever to him atolth him that the ditto tag. So is wo not know. whether • bul bamoees bad to quit or 1'd call te the fee had been touched or sot. tis unlit it authorities." eseurr.d to lir. r;irdoer that the body itself "1 asppass he refined o quit" might cootaw enough of • "torrent to oper- "No, he (tidal refuse : be was leiter ss. • bell or • telephone receiver. Kxpra- pleassnt •Soto it .ad said be wasted to be meet proved the fat. The principal of neighborly and he ws marry if he had :nes- tee instrument is sv follows . Then metal .d ay ano/sag- He was es nee about it tube is placed In the wounded perseo'. I was almost sorry I hd spoken to him. mouth, the telephone receiver is held to Nut day he ase over and .sad that he had the surteon'a ear. and the probe in the bole the w of •.mall ylmm••re boat the had sr. made by the bullet. The bulb in the mouth raaged for • tithe trip s the lake and and the probe are made of the same metal, be invited ins Nees I was charmed with , copper being preferred, and because they be amiable spirit sad sardislly accepted are the same so manifestation if heard in the invitstia sad took my wife and the telephone. Rat as soon se the leads d.ughtere Watt " ballet n touched it brings 'ember metal in ..What is this story aosiag to, anyhow • , to the ctreult The human bad then im- `teleech nt. to me that year ghbor is • pretty mediately becomes one imssmwnioell, which decal fellow." generates • current strong - •8e Mt nea.d to toe ; but weft. When the telephone. so that as sons the Renews tee far from lead for aybodv is touched • clink is heard ill to MNM ti swimming, ad when there and the location of the bullet w.w't smoth.r rah within bailie( distaste* beyond • doubt. that ars hauled sat his flute and played 'After the Bre seventy four tinea : is ileo Nr. .wells' Mb played siestas. venison of "Comrades, My day begs about - aad dwelt on v hie • Panty Bosom' for pristine office, where it three boort There were ladies present, and Woodshed was impossible- i nave saver ••tiled ethos, .ad 1 never expert to smile natal i hays mesa that w broken on the wheel or fried u tib cress over • slow tire. t as the law do •syr leg Y • "I'm afraid it malt. Tars', no law ceveviag the came. You might try to eves up by prsaiciag s • hams dross seder hie widow to titres or fear beam mash even- ult. nic ven• - The 1 morello Teed *Om Neel. A young- maple IMO awieisgg .t0" 08 beret's Iedi.E bse.k, sad lacing to oR fr peepwime & whadbees l er yes. He had even feed the morning paper at the breakfast table, and whim she addressed hiss, had said n • brutal meal] a7 "Haven't 1 asked you not to disturb me when i ma feedbag." licit .he came very seer ber yiag herself when she •sited Ida if he ate eager on his steed tomatoes However, he carried it off rry well, for the waiter and guests at that nide all bard hie .mower. "I►td ►s ever knew M ia all the yeah we hire hese married to est .utg•r en say tomatoes " he asked trammel She sighed but tamed it .b with • ease= het set Wore .he had sees mem waiter wink est 'gusher, as U he kesw more than be eared to t.11. Th• Allman fame Isp.ther with the eyes ofTbhes(�t cast out WW1 cad .larks fixed s them. niers sae • shower mains up, •d she was s=tyli t to epee a caw stioeli• •.ti.e, b. .sig [�sely, shim rale d eld married Nese, "1st or it," He was womb send is uw up At the sats tune • shower d rise deeeesded i'''e the Melds of rho umbrella, sad sever- ed them with its tall -tab particles. 'Bride sad eeassemtei theerewd ss die crest tans .sir hurried et, dess.0a iii who bad thus smmpired co t� -Mttimie iriegfin "t tis •f the sliest •J- • ss devices for esullik4 wee delsmed it ia.imi• sot bOeg 0, L itstimdad of 8t. Petere- "▪ A meat wbo .t Wee busk sees had hese pit tate adnd•ties within the demi.- her osos f the (alar, as.ld eddy have portedand alt W 'trireme yk was made habitually ewer .we,y 'us d kis mom trema et the ZSIZZhews..e ee last thh It srrt dated e..d se y tram dal•b"we. sad whilstarementised mee el "INfell est from •.mel the(len~Reines edam,up, est it be • IgMwedwseed it .sir white .siwhite4'ea"d up the poseda posedes the essei'w _till ` Isms piss• bb ore use, yam `f� y it seed - w heed shei �Feas�. MIs 0 one dill "erassists la warthis e •r ✓ aw rINN hos y' : ' war s • • sicians, the world over, endorse lit; babies and children like the taste of It. Weak mothers respond readily to its noue- iahing powers. aottal Emulsin the Cream of Cod-liver 011, Is the life of the blood, the maker of sound flesh, solid bones and lung tissue, and the verb essence of nourishment. Ir't N Arj f by SlrItal listss...4 amawima Asa•.lteels N. AN RECORD BREAKING. The la.eet founts tee est 1■ the mleyttto Arrow The rr.a- The Lancet Another of those shosrmnl tita Le which we have mare than ease drawn public &Hegar bsebeenaccomplish. ed. Uoe of the great "rause breakers" has est all his tempers at d.asra by but truly marvellous effort of cycltitg86 the e Dad's masts that s, sine home and forty minutes quicker than the safety record, We are Wormed that he •spensced li fatigue, fwd to all appearances he was u any way injured by his success : hut most remarkable part in this act is includ m the tact that he performed hu task wi sit indulging in Doe moment of deep. was three day., fourteen hours and of minutes without reclining once, or rain or ceasing has active movement of propulsi except for the very briefest momenta. We know from the best experiment proofs that • healthy heart will beat 106 000 toms to twenty-four hours, and that the lowest estimate of the work done this labor is equal te lifting 122 toss toot : but it has recently been show cycling tells ',sorely ad especially upon the carculsuoo, and that the number cf strokes of the heart is doubled during .0 aetise exercise s that to which the ridr subjected himself, so that the lowest sett mate we can arume for the work of b heart each day was 212,000 bats, wit work done of 244 foot toss ; aid ski. mum tailed for three days and fourteen hours awl fifteen minuw wee equal to more than 850 toss without repos. The experiment, fo it must be looked upon physiologically an experiment, is not without rta uses. I shows that then remains much that is yet ane:planned in respect to the cause o sleep, suggesting, indeed that there u some thing in persistent motion of Lite blood, sus tuned by volition of a resolute had, whin preventa the nervous system from haring into tbst passive or negative state to which the term "sleep" s applied. The practio•l lemon we are most called to dwell upss however, bars on the ultimate io6,.enos o extreme exercise on the bodies of these Young men who make themselves the scuts of self-inflicted injury. The report of • fat lush s we have re laced may segos' that, for the moment, th athlete hss sustained no harm, and that • ur teaching is so mach nervous admonition r, sit is sometime@ datgn•td, "grand- motherly care." W. wish it were so. 1'n- rtuttately we know tb•t these v,olent strains bode, in the end, the certainty of premature decrepitude. Towards tie goal of death the best bean can sly perform • certain measure of work, arid whether that can be doss by rapid or slow proposes deter- mine the length of days in which itis done. Tbareticelly, therefore, it is the fete of thews young competitors, wbo otherwise might be destined for a bag and active u• st.uos, to succumb r break down before tee sun of their lite hs reached its full meridao : and practically, this to far, has been the fate of ell who have endeavored, under the applause of their unthinking oom- rads, to do what nature has scat oostruct- d them for doing without risk and without ultimately proclaiming to them in • voice formeg'rer than thein that she, after •II, ten the srbihem et their duudiy. ati, .tar.'. Cueme.g crew, Florida Times-Ueio.: Wee Hurn ba a crew, and he is the g•wkiaa,addatyttlist, bat withal the .names bird efts ever saw. He has •.w loused the •000ssplishineate of ms se well that be now dreamt- -actually hs nightmares, The crow duri•g the odd hours of his willing •.d luxurious captivity hae dug • hole is the wall, is which hedepsitsdeist, aorsels for the futon when his appetite u met satiated. Vesarl• is hie belle in the wall he care - bits twopionet obis ad three Doff meat, all while aordag • furtive qo to widward haw that s est learned the reset of W Who Moo This deme✓ he rutted bit tsthss, drew kis meth dews OM item, wad, etssdag a e s feet, west feat edeep. Perhaps the he - waft yyta.tity of ahems whisk he bad gar .d himself with • half boar blow g•v. Yim ib. h.digeetles, for he had a nightmare right m the apt. Seddoely be woke op, sad the air wen rent with " Squawk ' egs•wk' squawk ' " he quick .....Bios. He dented over ia a flurry of excitement to his hole ha the wall .d lammed his hill h it three teas. iseerytkissgg was there. Nothi.g had bis stolen. H. .idled over to hit p.r.b,erstea- d kit bin with hie feet i. • aoditwtive way, as sant s 10 say "Well, 111 be -," ad, rufllisg his fratbsu hate • mut, dew; him - . elf into them, g.ppsW the washes ase leg, nod was seem spi. I. the had of old. F.ad te John o' gross's to b•m•, Raises WHERE WOMEN HAVE SUFFRAGE la Norway Rey has Mimi eurflrtya Pmleslltals.A sissy vete for all .bailer, et. G omm la haft' widows rote for m*ss►re .1 Parliament. la AutMia-Hasgary they vela by pees tee el hive Alcoa Is sad 1►almatie they do me ' legal -'-iiia- is perms. L Dettisb Burmah women taxpayers r u the rural districts la Delaware suffrage is exercised by mem 1a ryeral muaieipalsuss. 1. Karma they heti e'iW suffrage wi ms .t all amawoipal election'. Abet 60,000 women voted is 18310. Yestama they vote os local tal.tioa la R. `reams boaosholdere vote for elsstive elbows sad 'Ai all lost matters, INTERESTING Flit: t IN HORThiASIA. wise mimeo Ir•Ktea.M'aa8,e,-...r...e.t New York Tribes : Aesolug w a oast dipole hem Si. Peteesbsrg the wt._ ousel bee bees 1w,+ered u Iarp mumbles y is that porkies d Lem wield' hes between Loeser sad Patsy. This will dispose of the a Mabee Chet have hitherto pomaded ee the rlwtf s w so whether the " abip et the 0te " really exists is an eataawd south - ' ties. From time issrserial two species of w re- I tare camel heye bees is use wisely: thet known se the dromedary, with Dill r•s bump, and found is 1.4ia, Arabia, sad Al- " I rig, whU. the men with the too humps is wet with is Central Asia, Persia and the I° South of Russia. Both pots attars in the scriptures of Assyria, and are ism timed is the oldest books of the Bible, but always as domestic asimab,ad so tram ex iso of their being drafted front their savage .tate hate civilized btu Indeed, it bag g.ser•lIy bees supposed that the asst sever existed other- wise the. s • bust of burden, and the few specimens .f wild dromedaries which have hitherto bees secured by travelog esd h eaters hat. been rettarded s merely memo of the domestic species that had reverted to the freedom of barbarism. Zoologically Reeking, the newly discovered wild camel of Lebow des 004 differ widely from the domesticated anim.1, except that there is almost an sure Lick of hump, and that its sagacity and .ween are developed to • .ami remarkable degree of keenness. And, whereas we have hitherto been accustomed 1a emaciate this amine" with the torrid heat of the African and Arabian dooms, it would appear that it thriven nowhere so well s is the midget portions of iborta, suffering so Yuaioi>ral Wena suffrage raise is New Zealaad, and at Parliamentary .Latinse also. la Frees the women teachers sleet Iva mea members a all boards of educatis. Women have municipal suffrage u Caps colony, which rules 1,000,000 muerte mils. [a Arks ad Msaaouri wanes vote, by petition, s liquor bosons, u away masa la Yentasa woman suffrages local tax- ation is guarsstesd by the state oos.Ytu- tion. In Rained, ?housed and Weise yams vote for all el.etive sisrs,s..spt middles of Parliament. , la t►. Udtd 1)' heb.tg. and territories have s win.e name firm of suffrage. In the Madras ped& ey and the Bombs presidency (Hindman), they own do es is •11l municipalities. 1. Utah women voted uaul didrachised lit by the "Fdmuods law," whets they r*nai:• ..t ed to demand its repeal. ,� In Ireland they vfte for the harbor d beards, poor law guardian., and in Beltast for msutpel offices H. In New York they mea and do vote at wan eohool election.. The iueatis of the con - • g stitutioselity .f the law is still undecided_ onIn Sweden wontth vote fee all elective .f- awn except rspresentstbi a t she, indirect- ly, for members .f the hems d lord.. In Pennsylvania • law was passed to 1890, ender whin Wittenen vote s local improv. - b7 meets by signing or refusing to sign pati- os* ties therefor. a Iceland, u the North Atlauc, theIsleof the Man, between England Ireland, and Pit- catrn faked, in tb. South Pacific, have got oh woman suffrage. Smoke Dry "'lug smoking Tob•oo, 5, u 10 and 40 oast plugs. Made only by 1). Ritchie A Co. the only organised " Unts " plug tobacco factory in ( arid•. tf 1a the Dominion of Canada wows have municipal suffrage in every proving, and al - ✓ es in the Northwest territories. la Ontario ,,,, they vote for all elective °Me rs, excerpt , members of the Legislature and i'arha- m, meat f No appetite ` Then do out try to force !n'.11. dews ; but use the most scientific means for restoring tone t.• the stomach. h HowWhy, by taking Ayer'e Sarsaparilla, and in a surprisingly short time your •ppe. Lite will coot* again, and come to stay. School suffrage in various degree' is great- ! ed to women u Arizona, Colorado, Kansa., f Kentucky, Memenhosette, Michigan, Minn- esota, Nebraska, New Hampshire. New Jersey, New York, North itakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, \-vast and Wia- - amain. •In all the countriesof Remiss Asia they 11 ran do so wherever • Russian colony settles. The Rossano are colonizing the whole of their tram Aorta po..senioas, and srryiu, with them everywhere the " air," or self- goverotsg village wherein women who are heads of loumebolda vote. la Wyoming weaves have voted s the tame terms with nes ass 1870. The os • •alio) in 1889 to form a state reinstitution ssseimtoasly i•artrd • provision securing them full suffrage. Tsia constitution was ratified by the voters at • special election by about three-fourths majority. Congrell refused to require the disfraachi.emeet of the women and admitted the state July 10th, 1890. Chicago Times. to op•r• o the ballet o telephone established eft. Neleck, io the are till nos to do my task of se assay thousand .ma, say four or time, writes William leas Howells in his literary biography, under the title "My Literary i'asaion.," in the Septsaiar Ladies Hite .lenrsl. Tb.. we had die - ser, after the simple fashion of people who work with their hods for their dinners. In the afternoon 1 went back and corrected the pr.ot of the type i had est, and de- tnbutod my ones for the nett day. At two or three o'clock 1 was free, ad teem i west borne sod berms my studies ; or tned to write semnetbiag: or read • book. We had sapper at 51, sd atter them I rejoiced ia literature, till 1 went to bed .t is or eleven. 1 cannot think of any time when I did sot go gladly to my busk• or mans - ammo, whs it was not a noble joy as well as • high privilege. But it .11 sailed s soh • strata mete, is the sort of break which was .et yet knows se servo= pree- %ration. WI.. I could am deep after sty Medio, ad the sick headaches meas ehu•r, and thee days wed weeks et byeo- ebsdriaoul seism it was ypereat I we. sot well ; bet that was sot the day of seri.,-y fer sob adage, ad if it was thought beet that i should leave work asci study for • while, It was not with the . Deis that the ease was at •11 serious, or needed an ual•terr.pt.d ere. i passed days u the woods ad Sol*, s4.01 *bias berries ; I sp rat myself f.1 r is heavy week ; I made hide moneys ; and .11 this was very wholesome sad very well ; bet i dY .0t give ap say reeding o ay attempts te write. No doubt 1 was ssr.sly prose! to have bas i•valilod is as treat a caw, end to he sickbed ever with the pule sot of thought,ameba d re- stos. 1f 1 lay awake, .stay the wild pdeatiess of my heart, cad )Malar se the de.tab-wstob ia the wall, i was amimia very sash Were , bat I was .•t without the swlatier that 1 was .t beet a stirs hr literature. At the same time that 1 was me bgrriW filmed el 1y1.1. 1 wieldhen an epitspb mita would have mewed Oboe to tun for my mem* fats flet there was realty oe iap.irmeN day os.Nll•tise, sad awe a wb1 i be �s le be base, and bale by 111de the YasNb whish hen ..ser dam had ns seder emy reese.idde Ames of week, eseab- limbed 11self. I was in the mid.5 d this =equal soap& whoa I arts bsaae aaquaimed with 1Lq.em. Dasa Sta. -I have boss Sig Rrieck iiiaese he buffs asi ii tltsesM..ad I fled h way feed es • ems Amegampopois ems 1 lame .M. fwd it Idea 8.54.II•mn.tsm, 3w Neseresl, Que. •.lean e..e. i IA& Mew : 1•eehemd-1 .. 1M len 1st ekes .refdH•y hub . I iatld -" phos .ideas Ansel M. "Sir," mid a Rekiel1wE Mode. to • aim/bimetallism', Is the case,, em.' bears d the Borah.. lie, 1 wadi bike to ask • questies." "O. shed, yeas.g ass." atail Int` allPi- tarp ••list is what I ate here tee. "Wep, dr, d.e the law permits. to e•U • pssgmes en sear Yen Imd batter 1e game 'mi ttil•Wy," espied the .tel mU "ar I MI leek ye. The votary el ohm mMer air/eased • fest Map be him way ben., bee rel rsed W .std humbly : "BN, sir, it r permitted he salt es as • pelieseste r "No law des w may emythl.g .bout .e,, dasw'1, sh ! w.t, good -mimes. Ile. NB.tA..."-1311, warm. he Mama .alio., Adm. deleamfill laile WY OSSWb.ip b. =Vasems Sr BLINDED BY THE MOON RAYS. A Etageres atheism leaeft stsfel mo la 5(84. .5.., A Philadelphia despatch wipe: Seeause Captain Bray was mes.stresk sad made totally Mot teen Nettie Logits, hem Rsime.eb, Jamaica, for Philadelphia, has Mss compelled to pet into Key West i• distress, where she still remiss. The Bagel.n drift in • belplas co.ditien for days New ('spieta Bray's sail plight, aid filially drifted toward the Flor- id..oast, ohm* •pp�l1o.tt--boat wsighted, sad pilot Janes =beat takes s board, the he navigated the vessel to Key West. The unfortunate skipper's lees of eyesight is believed to have been amused by the reek - les censer is which he speak his sights Imaged d despise is the elhin, he invert• ably dept es ,leek in the meanlI 1t. The lay of 11. mese totally destroyed the eight. Is the =that osearreoeo is net rale, , het is in eeldew hard of s tar North as the latitude of Jamalea Ia Demntsra Sony Olden omeur, eepeeias lly wises the ms is is it strongest p�e•e iatoevemiases even from the most fevers Wi.tare,_OEw the thermometer is may de gross beldw were. STRUGGLES WITH A SHARK. me Lashes a Nat W rah alt Tail. Tbr.we tar terv.ps.t tate the water and le FI.ally silted. The Summer gusts at Seyv,Ut, L. 1., witeassed • lively fight between an ugly shark and Captain John Oakley the other afternoon. The people who usually bath in the afternoon were afraid to enter the water, tearing • big shark which was swim- ming lazily back and forth along the shore. Captain t takiey,who used to be • Cattlemen, volunteered to go cut in • tithing skiff sed drive the shark away. He went out to where the shark was and finally succeeded in bitting him upon the head. The *hark showed fight from the .minute he was struck. Captain Oakley mixt picked up his heavy boat -book and hit tbe shark on the back. The shark caw began to lash the boat sides with his tail and for a time it looked s If he would succeed in swamping the captain. The fish in the meantime was be- ing rigorously prodded with the boat -hook. He gave up at last, apparently, and swam away from the boat. The spectators lustily cisrd the captain, believing the fight had bees won by Oakley. The shark turned hack, however, and swam towards the bot at • great rate of spied. ''captain Oakley thought his inteouon was to stnke the boat head and swamp him. Rut in.teed of that he sprang into the boat The shark @witched hu tail ani lopped around while the captain hammered him with the boathook. Oakley finally got • slap on the thigh which sent him headlong into the water. The captain didn't know whether the shark would follow him into the water and swallow ham or not so be swam towards the shore as rapidly as pos- sible. The shark did not j imp out, but , rolled around in the boat until the rescuing party -who bad set out to help Oakley and had picked him up killed him by pounding him with owe and boathooks. The shark was sir feet long and weighed over 200 pounds The garpe. Cored. t'hiladelphia Pres : .A rising young Louisville journalist, wise works on one of the morning papers, has • fondness for loud clothes, which ectn.1men plate him is peculiar situations. A few days ago he was meat to rej.ort the funeral of an eminent divine ad appeared at the grave in • Mia wit with a pink shirt sada crimson tie. Re wore no vat, but his sormtous mune, bright Yellow shoes and broad hat with • red, white and blue band around it amply sup- pled the deficiency. His appearance created no little •atoaslmst among the morrow's, relatives, and the undertaker quietly asked if ha had sot made a ai.t•be. To the credit of the young maw it must be recorded that he replied that he had sot and that it was theCorp', that had made an error t. Wag beri.d where he would have to report the fuser.L Norway Pias Syrup cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubis Prim 25 ..d 500- ttewl.g Nee lead told, New York Sun : " That gen stove is a dandy," said the seems •lou can use it for heather purposes h. the Winter make year beam warm as bast -lend then is S•memr yes mem °soh with it" But it would be bot is Sumner,- maid the customer. Oi, so," returned the agent, "it hardly gives out any heat at all." 8iok headache ad ooustipaus are promptly oared by Burdock Pills. Easy to take, ware in .fit tet. l a Dor Ltr AWASH-DA 1' Go or WITHOUT USING r', * yOCT will had that it will do what no other soap can do, and will please you every way. It is Easy. Clean, and Economical to wash with this soap. HE N EW TINSHO P. Owing to the great increase of our business, we have had to enlarge our premises. We will now be in a position to show our many Customers casae of THE FINEST GOODS IN THE TRADE, and owing to our small expense, all we ask of you is to come anti examine our Goad and compare Prices, for we feel eontitient that you o ill fay, ON nial.y others have said, that the New Tinahop is the place to bar Stovee, Furna,, Cutlery, Kitchen and Hairy Tinware, at the LOWEST P -re RICES. We are agents for the celebrated HOWARD FURNACE, whit'h has been proven in Coderich to be the stoat et•onoutical, is.. • 'll a.. the ckan- est Warm Air Furnace in the market. No dust . no gas. WORSELL & CO., Yews for the Howard Formosa The Prsetlaal Tinsmiths. Hamilton -as.. Ooderle , it FIBREWARE =5 W000EN. One of E. B. EDDY'S Indurated Fibre - ware Tubs and Pails will last the life of 5 hoopbound wooden ones. Besides, they are much more conven- ient and save a world of annoyance. Ask your grooer for E. B. EDDY'S INDUF BREWARE: HUGE DUNLOP THE CLOTHIER hs putt returned from the cities where he hs been .electing NEW BPBIR GOODS. He has now on band a Large Line of the Choicest Gooch in the ' Market and is prepared to turn out work in the Best Style possible, and at Prices to ,suit the times. R. DUNLOP. WHY Doe. GEO. BARRY, tb. Goderich furniture dealer and undertaker, keep the best stook of furniture and undertaker's .applies t And bow is it that he can sell .o cheap 1 BECAUSE Ile finds that it pays in the long nn. His motto is : Small Profits and Quick Rs turas." He also makes t specialty of picture framing. Give him a call before parches ing eiemwbera ll nbalmiq i hid slwels on band. 2357.p GODERJOE Sham Boiler Works. tt1+TA RL1tt H 1;1)'1 0j A. S. 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