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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-10-18, Page 301111 I HVCOtt. * +-A 111•01 CARNAL - e WW1 - w Jeet.el to OettMMyaa. asst area! • jai RoirTrt.t. for it. >Mt - Ile dies. wbl.h ea asks" le Most ,te l b..:•nick for PrOSWslal Trees Wee ileal] any. D11.. E. 1110.A1ve0l, I* D. B., lannOusaav�itWlg et loselbellemli s& THIO SIGNAL GODN1JCH, ONT., THURSDAY, OCT. 1S, 104. 3 1p10$OLe0N 1.• D. DainAL t"" scm*.'.a •, saw Permeates, s ash. eZ 44em= ~ •�tltes�a, w�,a Bleak. astlwase es v►em /1�6ads.4.1\• 241-ly 11E11fl1e ilio K. HCNTElR. PHTfi1C1AN, SUK ni y the chief teeponsititlity k attri- h arm... a ..floes-- Mi( Nook. ]Iasi- hotel to the Llemteuaut 1 ioveroor, fwd it is N salsa hem s,itLi 1Gseadome trawl nelrlu) ut the Lieu - ,„„.1.m, otel. IRb1 air tenant (loovrnor*acting upon the advto, of „ t tN bete loss loot deed. by Premier Tai14m le being vigor poly entlls.al on the street. AS a pia. 01 &unclog it w orgarlel as outrageously bail mil olden , Imes to have an Injurious effect apott pn.rtueld securities. 1t 1• p irit.d out that • wit' cent loan, Payable to 111417 7e.ro. Isiud .t T;, al is exactly .yuivaleot We per Pout tugs at par, idgbtly es tern 1 h r tem. i°BTUS E. DANCEY, BARRISTER, • aehdte .O4.Tesaacar. t... ata Mawr se lees at le swarm. Homo.'. pant. ropier.. Hetet, ed.rich. ().t. if E. lea. Lswla, e.aM ISTER, PRUO- oM-dontlh twiinerne beset. OM In hirfibleeti Omniel fWa D 0. RAYS, BARRISTER. SOLICIT• i1. Ola. Se. tam. est. Horan end West .4,4 , O.bNo ri•h. ever lel•e••oea Pri- r•te Vs*. to 1..d sit lowest rases el later- iree. iiMPLON f JOMESTOffiB uu RRIB- lieliffairet.r. !t' r idea N. sear N ClARROW t PROUDFOOT, BAR. YX rasters, Atlerueye. ifrkblteey. Lo.. (lode Ino. J. T. (!arrow. QC« W. Pearliest. �AMe)tJN, HULT (1.M1 itarristeen .elopers t. eb•eesrr, ate. (odar .. t O. ]mens. fi0. ; P. Wit ; (AdlerI 0. WARD, OONVK1YAANOKR, ree ���J iLis�iscffenea.a l.. sit bend eentinieweeer .41 kaada im a as d.peeltloaa er esteem tledarw- teas er lar aatss. awlttr /ti e.�i� im w Haiti Cooet of Juellse� fY pemrt of ap eml Mr lingerie. se u tiara a*rs{y .gOf�st �levy Issolps_td�'art. All trnwoNoas Its .dire.►-lkapepasea. iteeldlease Qab 1111V.el 11.e613011 &111 a i>MUPSOOa. hie Premier, the Premier te practically helm( controlled by his honor. " Loquin.w at the office 4 the Credit Fouoi.r Franco -Canadian, of oiled lir. Chaple*u le use president of the thrown d'sdolising-ration, or chief Szeewtiye officer in tim country, elicit the fact that, while Y Brulemanu, the president of th• Credit Ft -meter, is one of the directors of the Credit Licens*ts, 71. Thor. vleo-Qresidsut 4 the Credit ',roomer Franco -t melte% u gea•ral mmager of the Banque du Pars et des Pep. Ba. The Remote du Paris is also the Credit Foacier's hawker. -The situation it regarded as entice: for the Government b.u.ue* it s doubtful if any English sleeking member of the LegWatore will wino* the reeponaibiltty for the loan *std for the ti. yeniment's general financial policy, as he would have to du if be accepted the tre.enry port folk.." THE WAY OF T44F TRANSGRESSOR. llai Allege.* CauWlw Abeeo.der Pound Working as a Moodier in Celestas. Cetc•tt o. Sept. ':1 -Dail iel I:empin& an ill-CatwHan postmaster .o4 legislator, was arrested here. cuargd with embezzle= taeut, said was ((Avid 'tusking as a /wailer. Campbell, it i. Mimed. lett Hwromtll Assiwtrula, Cenad. where he was post- master two years ago, taking with hon sometbiki( over Ir m1U of the Government's money. He .nut hi, wife and daughter to England sod be cat'. to Chicago.. when her hs. beers !tribe ever since. working at odd job. A few data ago ('atufabell re - Wooed • Letter to his wife in England, tying his correct tame and address. It was through this that he was diatovate& le came &ten considerably from his high position and was tumid doing neural work n • livery liable. Eng Mans 4. ler.df.rd. Ra.n o,D, vet., 1ept. SS. -Fire broke at to the ceilar of J. Noddy Jr Bros.' dry gels store. It trained such headway hat it was impossible to save either goods r baildtn,p. Scott's drug aeon was badly gutted and the upper story was Warned Buddy Best' lose will be about $15,000 ith .9.000 tnsnrauee. 50..t1's lose will heavy, s. the stock way drenched with Ater. Bradfool Lodge, A.t1.l-.W., loin 1 is turn4ture; no insurance. H. Sean. IOW, !wt tater, lust Pits vulnable lib- rary; isettr•ace. $2U0. •r. Bdmoaeos ownetl the bathing. which is w stn about SBO. imatred for =1.300. C SSA(z6R,�OUMVEYANCING AND 1 meet sysat<r lrortdti Rotel 11J ONET TO i IKD ON MORTGAGE 111 tel it ger .est. NON. di.00tmted, C. 1 � a/!R seMili ales Me Mamie's ilei./. hake UOxET TO LOAN. - S2 ,100.00 ILL Private reads to mrd at 14 per on* am- se•44. IAl/TUS It. DANC*l. leaneds abet. eppents (7otb,ar Motel. (ledetieft. 11141 11: J, T. MANTEL, ruts, LITE A$D temp saOmw-Qtr. sal and Itsodae� (lei• ; stab. sal . w tomer* TO LOAM. APPLY TO i it V 0.411111110111 Muff & Mole».&*(a.a. MoNiIIIY TO LEND. -A LARGE anentet Meese rands bele • j�mIOybsw= aaltOW t PROOUD AADOLIFTE, GENERAL TN- Mese, npessaML. Massif us Lead .n .neigh Mau. et the fewest rem •f 1n4rM aMna. r. 1 Ng md deer Ikeit mit irm.Wire Ofd i$ e. Mb Illesliasfast laminate. !'1ODEit1011 BUICHANICN INSTI- lNA TUTS Lf1ILIJkY AND n=ADitiY- IItIOM, .sr. of int stoma and ammo Isp slur Gies Rem 1 tee rat.. end Nem r to le ren, ABOCT MOO VOL'$ IN LIBRARY. 1,. dielepel*, heW«I+p 1 orf Papa% Yz01 WHiP TIc OT. eds., SI.ss ses.ttals tutee tea ol Ubrarr *ad kesdlalt� Anaemia= Dan seernhennty remised by Ube.rfaa. bemen H. S11II1'R, ORO. ernaalr. Pre sear(oderttsh Mb NIL ter'• 1-O*$ ODXDRT, AUCTIONEER • � Aa••I e.i.e4sY. O.. and Per( Ir1rie 1wt i Oe. lMelee .at- tended t. Is any tmrt of the county. 0-17 JIC OHN NOX, GENERAL AUQ- na..r sad load Valuator, o.isAeke � seMAtw Maytag bed eesaiisbis e*perie ee l iYerros ith M to a� w pseltlo.Nse M ttkaasi4 satrustad is. etMsu lost st •.esti. er kr kW is blew= P.O., est asiaadd to Osman Auslisseer. UM' Deal~ Ansounalatont. TEETH EITIRCTIU WITHOUT KIN air T04tleaow. TllfL- CHLOftIDK AT DR. B. RICHLRDSON'S ara5T•L rti&M$. MIli 1111121 r11 2$IJCP TEST-STIEET 11001131101, O . th bdktis noalters lb seat esaltemis stiessiabeil lie.. M 1 !lave din mit aed r• weld le use fsy eederteh. the latah dbeevery "'arrested arresserer Waft Wathe lam seas eeriest the •zweeYs• et meth er etta.epe of ear Wad. Is .early •' Y t .5 vers blab wits 1. w ..at llI'pBNIZr-0731.0 1.2DID • sa5t�'t1ast ktt semeai*�hstie tlat sever elbow t4. new real to herm1eee s wiser. 4 trews ee sera reader Were or 1t It P ss•Yvelp ssreeiser is las Mete. • g 5 e�eraotfUse." asters' !\ a• y' �s*sl later we .MINI W sslsia Itlt DL 11. RIORA1tae0111. SCRAPS OF SCIENCE. n PlteMt= 1ilinee of air tweled. evolume of is appeell My mmalleswef the b the t ' 1ap- hys617 daloe 4,, helm' sesuNar efiwMag .x.000 had posalts. mot..wsb n ether . brew will •e whish Dr. t#tsb- 1 C4161rue 1"6 01•11 grad fietlel tip M dramswhihe Ie , 4. Is its. May, l M t.Malaise..a'° +•.rhsaisodastri.�sa mad "Nish 171.7 isankh ale rarty Owe rn, nes la Ohs hapepa y of PNkp.etLM se the Onset.1. OTTAWA. 41ep4. :AO.- I be pickpockets Cot in their work at the fair hem. W. C. Ryon, of Montebello was getting on to a c*r un his way to the C. P. a. depot when he was toothed for his pocket-bm.k. He was on his way to Manitoba and had in the book • return ticket, k'U iu cash and 111.501 to notes for roliecton in Manitoba. Mrs. Parr. of Winnipe.r, h&f her pocket picked to the mat,, building Fortunately then was not much money in the pocket book. but eh. lust ter return ticket to Winnipeg 4 eg Attempted t. 11111 tlse rre.idea N rw 1.1ae. .'ef•t. 80 -News has been received from Costa ]tic* of an anarchist attempt to *.a sinal• President iglesi,*. During the military yellow to Son Juee an anarchist. uic.mer Araya. fired five shot• at the President. Iglesias escapist on horseback. Araya was arrested and would have been killed by the polio, if the crowd had not interfered. His aecomplices.Juaa It Jimenez. Francisco Aguirre*, Joee Zeledon, Andres (seeped.o and twenty others were alto .messed. A *smallpox Case la Windsor. Wtsosotl, Sept. atm -Henry Vittorio: wee taken to the pest how by the health authorittea He resides on Wyandotte street and is suffering from • well -develop ed ease of smallpox. The health board has taken charge of the matter and hope to prevent • spread of the disease. How A'in..*s took the dteea.s cannot be ex plained, but he did not get it in Detroit, se he has not been across the river for 5005 une. Brutal Dss.rtirma eta Celli. Eiwc•sntxq Ont.. Sept 28. -A young couple. having with them • child of about two month*, arrived in town and register- ed at the Commercial Hotel They de - in the morning at three o'clock riving, and on their way Int the child inside the fence at the reaidenee of Mr. Geo. Sturgeon, at the north end of the town The Mild was well .lad, sums of the clothttlm being marked with the letter A atee.ra.d (l.atlessa. is Trouble. Br n•t.o, Sept.14. -Bev Frederick Stiles Fpiewpri rector of Dee Moises. Ia. gut on a spree hen, ran out of money and pried a bogus cheque for fpm on a wily saloon keeper and was arrested. Rev. Stiles secured a postponement 01 his ease while be wind to Birmingham, Ent. for $11,00A Civil Coes Alsatian litsvnionso. linnet" N. Y., Sept 29 --In.peeter de Rainy retired a letter from the Wash ingtou authorities acknowledging the re- ceipt of his communication regarding the failure to indict Wm. K Newsome of Tor- onto. Ont. and approving of the bringing of a civil exit, alto *wowing the bops Ibet it would meet with 1000s1e. A teary Grape Crop. Wrmoson, Sept 211 -Eleven tons of grapes were shipped east from this city yesterday. The crop this year is enormous and far *moods other .saes.. On Pelee Wend the growers some get rid of theta, acrd what few are soli bring oely halt b treat a;mond. • 1teeread lama t111.d. L•.oa.ts. Pa. 8.pt IS -A pwe.ellg' ear on the Columbia sad Donegal =merle Railway crashed late a .oeetrsetlea train yesterday killing Dennis Kehos, • repair ..s, sad .•rios•ly injuring John iord. lbswass of the repair g*ng. Oea4ia.l w/bbws OMI.d ts lineae. torsos, Rept !1. -Tbs Cbreatele's Rom earregesidMi says the Pepe has aid Qgp101a•t Oligiossok Ani .1 IJYsso. M Beam his Bosonms betas dudes.s of agJs e.elsg the Aimless see - died Mem is diet NEAT FitAZ4TA TAIWA. OMmittea. 1..r .a►I.ls Teo lada"gtasable •eNote at Meese. W here the piazza le used as •'..tsar silting -ram, • table r aes5mary, as in • dialog rest A shelf Waged te ttti house and so stressed that it can he raised and lowered is quite rervisesble, hot It le sot exactly an oru•.eot to the house, Gad the difficulty ut eaacUy watohU.g the paints maks it even le est Oar illuetratiun sows one that oac be quite readily made by anyone who eats drive a nail or fasten • ser.m. The top is of pine wood, three-quarters of .0 loch in thmkuees and tw.oty-toot limber' across. As tt is difficult to Anil • board of sufficient width. two pleas will have to be glued together and secured with dowel pitta There must be two of theta, driven Into tite edge of each piece two and oto -hail Inoha., atter the edge* have been carefully squared and straightened by plat.tn.r. The holm must Ire bored with $ qu.rter lush bit, and sat equal distance apart. Hake the pegs of o..k to at the holes, and after dipq.tiig theta inti but hynul glue, deee them into one piece; then glue the edges, And before (R has tone W col. insert the pegs to th• opposite piece and drive them tight together,. The lower ronud or shelf of the table will probably have to he made in the same way. It wsasures twenty inches *eras. Set them away to dry till next day; meantime aeiect three hardwood, straight -grained broomsticks of signal thickness, and saw them twenty-sevwl ruches long. Prepare them by scraping t ff the paint and varuu4 and sandpaper them down smooth. The follow u.g day the work may be continued. Smoothly plane both side* of the board. if you have not a large pair of compasses tb« circles may be de.cribd with pencil, string and tack in the way that every schoolboy know. 5 tw a'.ong the lines carefn:ly with a compeer sew. holding it vertically. Through toe smaller circle bor. three hole* through which the lege may Par', each nue inch from the edge, "qui -distant from earth other. Lay the shelf on the, nnder tide of the top. mid tuark the place« for th• upper ends of the legs. The •nonsticke should idt tightly in the hole., ted the shelf secured in place. thirteen inches from the floor, with one and one-half inch finish pall. The upper ends of the lege trust be placed on the marks and the tops secured with HOW* -WADI TASLO. one and one half inch seem, the ends of which are sunken in the wood and the hole fold with putty. ,After it has been smoothly finished with sandpaper it may be stained or painted and finished with lambregnim or fringe put on with brass - heeded nail. Another way to finish it is to cover it smoothly with denim. or any preferred msurial, tacked on with an embroidered valance. The legs ihonld be stained cherry or oak, and finished with braes claw-foot socket. How to Proper. Freesia Colles. Measure font heaping tsblespouifa4 of pulverized coffee. Put into a farina boil- er and poor .over it one quart of fresh boil- ed water. coyer the boiler and stand it over the Ire for ten minutes. Then strain through two thicknesses of cheese cloth, add half a pound of sugar, stir until the sugar is dissolved. and whe0 cold drop in the white of one egg unbeaten, half • pint of cream and turn it at once into the freez- er. Freeze as you would • sherbet, stir- ring carefully but continuously. Serve in Hasae. M as quickly 1rozeti.-Household ewa Consensual r a Cosmetic, n04 Commie', the yellow Indian meal of ons J pantries, is said to be one of the beet of at oosmetice. A jar of it should be kept on wi the toilet stand, and after the face has been washed in really hot water with a I t pure, nneeented wap, the meal should be rubbed all over it, well and gently. Then it should be dusted out of the hair and eyebrows. the farm wiped lightly over with ' a bit of soft old Hae,, and the remit prom- ised by those who have tried it is • delight- fully smooth and satiny skin. TAKING A FRIEND'S ADVICE. THOMAS ADAMS TELLS THE HAPPY RESULT THAT FOLLOWED. •. w•a surmise rum • eaves* ATM's OW n*IVMAT1.Y-W0C1J RAYS ideas •.TTalltti TO a*Cvo* *aorta -sow • ]'Ona WAS 11/DOu4T •0SL . Rronr the llrwatford Courter. A brief eleteoeat in rearm to the reouv wry of Thomas Adam*, et ht. t:aurge,wtll se doubt he of oesaidereWe menet to eaffer- tag bumantty io general ate particularly to these who may psubt 5um..4at by the ex- perls.ee hereinafter .(s forth. Mr. A4am. . • Stem mama by trade sod remote *hest a ode east of St.4;Sorge. At preemt he is operation the Paten Mtile std is well knowe sad respected In the neighborhood. In order to gain .11 the lalormatton possible uueweraug the oucutn.taacee • f the cure, a repreeestallre el the Pourer proueedtd thither to investigate the ease, lir. Adams was found at work a his mill. He is • man of about thirty live, healthy .ad viserots,a man whom one would out suspect et havt.R had any ailment, Whoa tstervawed be cheerfully made the followinr.tsotneat :- " About three years ago when at w..rk at my trade 1 e.QKaeted, through over-expo•- ure,a seven attack of muscular rheumatun, Which esailaed me to the house for three weeks. during which time 1 suffered the excruciating pain, bring hardly able to move. 1 was so bad that I could eon ire down, but had to lust let ntlself (all into bed. When attempting to rise 1 had to turn over upon my face and crawl up, there being only see position from which it was possible t• rise. i would have given any- thing at this time In order to secure relief]. My brat thought was to call in a regular practitioner, so 1 procured one of tbs beat physicians in the neighborhood. hut k• did not seem to get control of the malady. Af ., treating me tot Some time he lett of his own &mord saying is could do notion, for me. About this tune. friend of nose persuaded ms to try Dr. Wallli.us' fink I'd Finally, I decided to give them a triol, p soon experieaoed a decided improsem 5.d warn ms.disg rapidly, the terrible pails left not sad I had cws.ider.ble relief sod was .h1e to get mooed with the use wt crutch. After the further sae of the Pi 1 was so far recovered as to be able to sumo work and since that tune have . free from *b. comohaint. 1 de net now say of the screams amdl.tiffnese of the joie al I a fret rirbt sr in the morai.g ted go to work without any feeling of uneasiest"•o whatever. 1 have every .ufidence in Pia Pills sad heartily reoommead them. I be: bees them s good thing to take at say time to gel the blood tato good ooadition god 1 felt any Blame coming on I would, in stead of eallin, • doctor, send eit Pum for box of Pink fills." Whoa strong tributes u can n be had to the wenderfil menu of Pink Pills, it i dilee wonder that their .alas reach sac saormous proportions, sod that the .re th chums.avorite remedy with all chums. Dr. Lail DOttwieioe. 1 i„• ♦• The BBest Food For Children? is worthy every parent's study ; not only what they can eat, but what gives the most nourishment. No children are better, and most aft worse, lard -cook - If, how - their prepare health - for eating ed food. ever, food is with the ful new vegetab l shortening, COITOLENE instead of lard, they can eat free- ly of the best food without danger to the digestive organs. You can easily verify this by a fair trial of Cottolene. 'u1O ,; rW ao(n,erea1 $aa 1b ,. er )lade only by The . E. Fairbank Company, Weutagt.a owe Ann•W age e Ile Forest .Lsaelr. la Wben the new border come in to dinner 1 it was rather late. Only nue or twit were•r eat at the table beside the landlady. He soke to so one lista the waiter laid a plate of Meat before him and then he bunt out. • "Great Scop t I b you call this • dinner ak ,t for a civilized RIGA • WAV 0o earth NUSre. ,_fit you yet some victuals fit to eat! Whet do you call this merlon herescreamseel He did not bai.h his question. for r hie to eye swept up to the head of the table he oft (aught the landlady's stern glance, wed she ietsrrupted him with anger in her tones k "What do you mean, sir, by •uch ques- tions? 1'd have you know that I'm not ao- alliffellied to bear such uno.11ed•for criticism it of say table, and I won't have it. If you - de.% like the food, and It you can't behave • .self, you eae hunt another boarding - plisse and do it right away." The acceplainea' quailed seder this re- • bake and replied submissively. h "I beg your pardon ma'am. indeed I do. • I forgot for the moment that I was away - from home sad thought I was talking to my • wife. 1t sho'a't occur again. o A Keen* lady ✓ A lady maned kin T. C. M. Humphries, living in Keene, Out, who need only two bottles of Hembr•y'• Kinn.} and Liver Cure, has forwarded a atatememt to the effect that it oompletely cared her of in. &amatory rheumatism, kidney and liver troubles. Such • oomphation of cheeses yielding so quickly to this remedy should e.c0urlpe •intoe, sufferers to give it an honest trial. 1 lams' l'i.k Pills cootoio th. element oeasssory to give new life and richness t the hlood and restore shattered servos. They are an unfailing specific for l000moto ataxia, partial paralysis, St Vitus dans, sciatica, neuralgia, rheam*ttsm, nervous headache, the after effects 0(4 grippe, pal- pitation of the heart, nervese prostration, all diseases depending upon vitiated humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chromic ery- sipelas, etc. They are also • specific for troubles peculiar to females, pooh as sup- pressions, irregularities and all torena teat weakness. In man they effect • radical cure in all troubles arising (rem mental worry overwork, or excesses of any mature. Dr. Williams' fink Pills are masufact.r ed by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Campine Brockville, (hit., and Schenectady, N.Y. and sold in boxes 1 in loose forts oy the dozen er hundred, and the public are motioned &lmiest numerous imitatiems sold in this ahapei, at 50e. • box. or six boxes for 112.50, and may be Lad of all druggists, or direct by mail from Ur. Williams' Medi- cine Company at either address. Elk rs.•Iles 1■ Quebec, Meetly 180,000 scree of rich agricultural land is the province of Quebec has keen Rtvea setsy 1. bount a for large families in the Mat tour years by the Provincial Gov- ertwt. Ther bounties are regulated by law. Lad are paid at the rate of one hundred aeras of government land for every family of twelve or more children. The ant nor• e yeing the bounties whish was a enation of ex -Premier Mercier, w0* entitled : In- stances of families of twisty or more are rare, and the fathers of these naturally ly look to a reward superior, proportion illy, to that acceded those who bandy some thin the provicioss of tee act. The Han. G. O.i..t, the present ecperin- modest of education in the province of (doe hen, is the twisty -sixth child of the same father and mother. There is a letter on re. ooed in the crown laude department of the government from Paul Belanger of Rye., du Loup, an old mus who fought in 1837 38 easiest the rebels of that period, who stat- ed that, desiring to serve hie country alike in peace and in war, he bee given her ea wy children as he h0* killed emendes et his nationality-esaly thirty-six. Mr. BsM.Aer asks whether three lots el land will be given the families whish, like his own ooetaini.g thirty -Mr living shading. Otberwlee he eostenda that the law would set be e.mpiete. Tow number *i lou of land so fu mooed - ad ender the provision* of this kw by se n o tse$ee repn.sete the total number of families of twelve or more obildreo. Ap- pHestioee for beuatles matinee to coma 4. at the rate of over 300 a year, or .early thirty a month, 1. mese ogees they are from }}saerewetto whose twelfth child is ret of e zeeedierly tender age. and who could not sar1r ha.e eompiied with the conditions e(1(w. Other upplieati.se are oe.staatly rsadeed from people who have only ragged- ly heard et the law, or who have held bark until ere that it wee the saredt or fa.h4e.- able thing is de N take the .001.4 honey Ia eisimhag that I e sew kw simply' fol- lows the examples of pest .Sete hn its bathe= w Knei y demos. Th. "Onlin- asees .f Colbert,* wanted by die fa.eee etiwieter el Leese XIV, •.Deeded 300 frames per year to the lather le ()made of tea livisg ebildren. born is legitimate w.d1.h, and 400 truism be the father sof twelve lyre ender similar eeellti.sa By the sans .- dieueee, Sid from wee paid to every yews! o re .sn {4 Nth. ems of twenty er se- der, and the ea.s beeemt to every ye..g weans .urging M slimes age el es s A New Mose Inat.rlaL A new dress fabric made of "peat fibs" d in contemplation, and the possibility of ping aluminium for making drapery anode is thought to be very praotical, sines it can be drawn into wine finer than a hair, and yet so fine and supple that they cue be woven with silk It has already been trod for silk bows. Trowels Naiad neemisg. One tablespoonful of vinegar, one half teaspoonful of salt, on omit fourth teaspoonful of black pepper. A dash se osyenee, three tablespoonfuls of olive oil. Pot the telt and pepper in • bowl end add gradu- ally the oil. Mil in slowly the ♦inapt, stirring rapidly the while. As soon se you have • perfect emolafon, that fe, fh. dnesbng Y well blended (chs oil and vine- gar), 11 Y reedy to me, and should be used at ago. rewetealltr M • TIHN The habit of being always a little late 1/ so general that It sight seem nnavoldabla, were k sot that punctuality is secrred from the tory persona at fault when the oeeasion* ate M guarded r le the wedding 10 whish the foolish virgins fallsd M gain admission becew 'Yoe doors were shpt " it is bettor to train op slWasn he maw, pseetwallty, bounty le beeping .npgs.eeb. an a peat e/ keeping age's word, end to emelt them aN ashy roti epee... bite mare them sees .ad Isamu ma .bss Misses asp be gigue eme4• war. 'I wW year maim were Jew .y meth- er.' sa 4 Der fend'. as bar asollorty. mAl N OS* .b. nil, ' I el be . deter N yen. THEY ARE PLEASANT TO TAKE Y E T POWERFUL TO CURE OKIJArt Unng I.OUNCE S. 25 °CITA A IOL • rtur do twit n.,noe,te or rack an ;weaken tke .y^ietm Site pills and other purptis es, out they tune up the Sew and st.,ma.h, and etre them *efficient strength t. do their seek naturaft and well. They cure Con rtipotrm, lyapep.ia, tea«figegiat, Headache, htln.u.. nrati Pimples, C.Il,wness aol all diseases arising from impure Mr..l, or sluggish !Oar. Ask 1'.we .means. Wer Tama. PLANING MILL. ESTAMIINEOAIabb. Buchuaus & Rftynas r•xvgAtrtvw.r SASH, DOOR and BLIND Deaton fe all kinds of LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES And bulldetr's material el .very deeerlptkes School Furniture a Specialty. maim Pandssa Army Isc PATENTS aisw am. 417;Yr:A $ cientif is ,A>ecrirxn -▪ Vesica.*■: "M r.r•. 11 PATENTS ! CJWATL Taaii /Art AIA a mssRTS sod alt brow. b the U .tte.a.a to u ¥ODSRA TS P14 . Per Nee is *mesas w U. S. Potent O► dee. �seedp.w we sae .Lada Paean. 4. Iles lime !ea AK, 11101)111L MIA MSAAWWNO W. ei. leaks W refer, �ee0 4 s. au UN NMI PINISWWWIlar S ena KA teiereY... r •Neel attests be fees ewe /We 0 OsoNy writs le ovessunr•eis inzatizograwm. D 0 e NEW MILLINERY ARRIVING AND TO ARRIVE;. 1\4=ews CATT ''RON Hag just returned from the cities having made her Fall purchase in the latest lines of Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, sic., and purposes making a second trip. There will be no so called Fall opening, but the show- rooms will be open at all times to the ladies of Godbrich and vicinity. 81.2m F.ALLMILLINPRY. Cir lli.ses \'atelt have opened a large assortment of FELT HATS black and white. Also the latent in fancy FEATHERS and trim- Illitigs, LADIES' WHITE WEAR. We do not intents having a formal opening this season. The Lu.lieo of (}oderich and vicinity are invited to come and zee our goods, s3 -_int MISSES TATES. T$E SQUARE. 0. Headquarters for BOOTS AND SHOES. Having received a Targe stock of Boots ami Shoes,fe,.Sati wear direct front the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the =pie of Goderich and ,surrounding country tirst-class goods -tower than the lowest. Remember we will give you good solid leather goody at the price that is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a solid shue,when we see it. We have a large and varied stock to choose front and feel confident that we can please you in quality, tit and price. Call and see us. No trouble to showgoods. The old reliable stand - W. SHARMAN, Jr., - Saecarior to E. Dominic. ic. N. B. Custom work and m} airing prcmtly attended to. NIMw Zd=NEs -1 N- =R=ss G=o=s_ Now arriving and to arrite, and although I do not indulge in, the Spread-) ag)p of advertising so common at the present day, a dis- cerning public of fail to notice that the Good* I handle are • New, SeaSozieble and up to date. Prices are right every time and all the time, Quality considered. I need -not enumerate the different lines in Stock and to arrive in due course, but the public may rest assured that no House in the Trade can Ido better, as I buy only from the best Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cas basis. One of my Specialties just to hand in an Extra Ride Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goods Trade. 1aapeetl.e Kindly 5.11eklet. a Per reat..Meoset ate leak A. MUNRO, 1044 Draper and Haberdaeh.r, Choloe Family Groceries The Best in the Market and the Moat Reaonable Prices at &W. RUNCIMA1rs, ■fln«sae Ifte ei. Medertels. SPEOIAL NOTICE. Our Stook of BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE For F.14 toile b sow .e.pl.to. Lane; Genuine Steel Barn Door Hangers and Track , T Strap and Screw Hinges in all Sixes. S'T =Li NAILS_ Any s Poor 71011 w1Ne roa oaa got th*m trade from ROM* l4A*IC *Till. ata very ,moa erase la Prlea we have them ie all afss. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Portland Cement, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plaster, Roofing Pitch, Building Paper General Hardware. DAVISON & CO., attmt7**es/ tea R. P. W1L& t • • Subscribe for "The Signi1-il 7611r