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JOHN T. ACHESON.
Will Values Oils Weet:
3 pieces Fancy Dress Goods,
worth 40c., for 20c.
2 pieces Fancy Plaids, regular
price, 60c , for 35c.
1 piece Black " Peaw de Soie "
Silk, worth $1 25, for $1.00.
5 ends Fancy Broche Silks at
$1.25.
The above Goods are new and
just received and will be found on
inspection to be exactly as adver-
tised.
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AN OPINION OF THE NEW ensu
her. tefrhee • 5We.eie, es rose efkee ee
sew 4.eresse revs',
The teamster eettniete of the 1 •earowitch
which prof. le If I.effeasa has contributed
to the German press will be reed with
geed iuterat, now that the t tuowiteh a
the "'rare I'ruf t,efrchea wi•
"1'he Carowitch is • noble, generous
ce•r•cter, opposed to may kind of peewee
tics cod especially to religious t soatici.m
de has •Tread is presented • wrest deal el
eewhnf and has softened doses may •
straw tueesure He's a decided opponent
of f'o:eudwaetrefl, and the latter will prob-'
sats be renew' the lint to disappear under'
the new regime.
' .11esaader III hay not always been •
freed of l:eriaoy. At the time wee' the
thio ',einem Crewe Pnow • Frederick III .
west to !e. Petersburg to the funeral of I
Ussasder II , tail e•i.t sumethieg about the
!madly relations of the twu couutn.e, the
a'ru reserked. ' Mais it y a pourtart I.
pees •`• Riemerk,' who, he considered, was
sstaus Do aeon the Baltic prow Imes.
Aid nen after the crown Prime had cos•
nand him, of the otter fuelsty of the idea, i
be remained 'aspic:one,sod theme (annul
elite sr -t• au Iii is fostered the fesits,
" I to, feeling has recertl, ucderaone •
tamer, as mai be 'steered from the Russo
Gere on commercial treaty, elects was ooh
pasmI I y the special order of the emperor
epin.t the interests of tr. Moscow tier. e
:auto and their allies in court. He was
serer to laver •.Cele Free. h •Waste, and
the i:.1! of Allier, el t,en'ai.of Cruosadt,
Mile he ooufd not very well refuse, was j
perful to him, pod he was islet when at
me parer ' is t he otber hand, M aset.red I
the '.erman emperor, ee his visit to Kiel,
that re would Dever give mershiy order,
tea *oak seedier so order that the Frisch
Inge -.aeon Alia e•Lorra'se Hie Ole
bsw.i..r et Pau has strict orders a, keep t
fes i • Dion sod Per • festivities wither our
tea lea f.. Brae,, he treated the Preach to
elven es. in the word■ of • witty F:etgh.h e
CRISP AND -CASUAL.
Ohio has nearly 12,000 dnskior saloons.
The 'southern states have 300 cotton seed
mills.
Douglas is a Gaelic earns signifying dark
grey.
Out of every malice persons 1,200 die
from gout.
France imports one third of the coal she
C011111111104.
I mlrella• make of oiled paper are used
so Korea.
Kum• has l a 1.000.000 btti�a�—where m
ter "spurt. ,
I'ocle Sam hes nearly 180,000 horses
and mules.
America's exports amounted to $892
280 last , ear.
London manufacturers tt2,500.000 worth
of umbrellasar.
a ye.
The woolen factories of this country em-
ploy 220,000 ptoses..
In 1843 15.210 applications for patents
were fled to F.oslaad.
Ten thousand American. are employed by
the telephone companies m
The longest telephone line is that fro
from Easton to Milwaukee
The neat of animal. which have Men
bled to death keeps She best.
Norway Pine Syrup cures aught, colds,
ss
hoarsene, sore threat, asthtra, bronchitis,
ec. • IM
THE SHOE iN HISTORY.
straw sandal. are still in use in ('hiri'and
span.
t:tpe
vptaa slims were made of palm and
papyrus, inter:ace•f
The ancient !Persians were $ ht fitting
bane reaching to the busy.
• brooms rogan of take Imes it. Meme from
he rawhide 'eche: of the encomia Britons.
Egyptain hierozlypbi,ts shows the cobblerno
have been kwn in the time of the
tieemys.
THE SIGNAL': GODERICH, ONT, TIITTRBDAY, NOV. 15. 1894.
Weak Women
and all mothers who Ere nursing
babies derive great benefit from
Scott' Emulsive. This ;>repara-
tion serves t w',i pu rpotes It
gives vital strength tet mothers
and else enr•-l•, . 1,1eir milk and
thus makes their babies thrive.
.S.cgd.a
mulsio
is a constructive Reel !hne pro-
motes the making •' i,t•atthy
tissue and bone. it i' a wonder-
ful remedy for Emaciation, Cenerd
Debility,Throat and Lung C3mptaintt,
Coughs,
gra, Colds, Anaemia, S' rofula and
Wasting Diseases of Children.
Srwl/erPawed/el ea Seer'r Reed,..w. flee.
Seel) a asses, feller ile y i/priets. lit. • Si,
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPS.
The toed number of stiles of railroad
constructed in Flneland amounts to 20,62'.
Women have municipal suffrage in ('ape
•'olouy, which rules 1,000,000 square miles.
Municipal womma stiffness rules in New
Zeeland sod at p,rhament•ry similes' also.
India/is, Retie India, in New York state,
2'2
make 5,000 menially in the basket baej-
nesa
irIturdock Pills ie eel gbh They cure cotipatise Mel hl
ache.
l be abbreviation " goat " was formerly
used to l' ogland as • title of respect, not as
la
sng.
With half of the world to choose from,
fermata stick
to two little islands in Bob
ring see.
To destroy worms sod expel them from
children or adult. u.e Lr, Low • Worm
Syrup In,
The popularity of precious stones now 's
She peal tint, the rally second and the dte-
ood third.
On an &eerier, 3,000 umbrellas are con-
stantly in the hat parcel office of the New
e ork elevated.
,111,• Coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, bron-
cho', and ell lung troubles are 4uickly'cur-
ed by Hagyard • Pe;;toral Baleen. 1m
The town of tetrad, K.. , has three
lames on it. Board of Edueatioo, and one of
them, Mrs. Alice Haldeman, is president.
Japan hat been inflicted by fewer internal
revolutiuos than any other tattoo, the et
'stag government basal held Tabroken
sway foe 2,500 years
Jacob Kern, ot Monomial's county, West
V'rguia, u 94 years of age and has 2ti3 liv-
sag descendants, eleven of whom are great -
great -grand children.
The Rev. John K. Mateo, former pastor
of thslVest Presbyterian church, New 1 ork,
Denounces the intention of starting another
church at the metropolis
The survivors' association of the Eighty.
second Pennsylvania regiment have decided
to participate In • body at the onveilug ot
the Mc 'ellen status in Philadelphia next
. eek.
d.plen.et, like • nun who carelessly suffer'
he senses' of • girl throwing herself at
le ask, bet who, at the same time, deem es
am want to have anything to do with her.
"The i'rsrowitch goes further. He is
darn fly friendly to '.erniany, and ha. • wi
a mum fneadship for in• Emperor lfJ•
Ism The French have nothing to fear
Ise ham, and the nipple Alliance has no -
die to fear Hence, it ;s only the home
Mktg in Puss • that will undergo • great
ease ,.oder • new ruler, sod if the future le
Car hes the a reogth to carry t hew chamgs
though, they will be for the welfare of • de
gest empire, sod will lose to the paella,. dy
tins of the discontented elements in •
Itemssal
" Whether the mixt l 'ter will be sufh stent
Irneergr!ic to eery out his strove opposi-
tes to the present bureaucratic regime, and
to'•traduc•e such reforms as are possible in
Ram, remains to be seen. But in his ef-
Ise. emeltemeltthat ewe he will have • vale-
** asei.taat is his neck., (:reed Duke
VW,mir. The rest of the imperial family tamA bot «sent. (outwardly there will be few
Removing the shoes is still a mark of re•
spoet in the esst,ie it has been for thousands
years.
The Roman women wore house dipper-
th cork s, es and increased their height
kiddie/ up these soles to • great thick
sees.
The':reeks of '2,000 years ago wore shoes
elneelycorrespnnding to these of the present.
Those of the comae were fre'loently green
coat& while the 'dudes' wore white.
The turned op toes fashionable ma England
ring the 300 years of the Plantagenet
amity were sometimes two feet is length
ad were feateoed to the knees ty gold or
ver thread.
MODERN PROVERBS.
Wit cats but masa curs
Widen) teaches us what to borrow
Roodhouse.' measures the mule's foot.
The devil oever needs a second istredae
•
be not hope to fill the belly by merely
dear, . if the Crier was • lover of po•oe, es&
ells
Vit onlypushed onward where he knew
Peeked would not dere to act an of
lids for iueteneel, the ('rarowitch a still
sen opposed to war " T
eine
A Iterhlees fl•ssdthrl/r. A
n• reeking wanner m which semi of the wit
Mee of the Kentish nobility rue info debt
la illustrated by the alaates wide is the O1O
m
habruptcy court the other day by Lord ll
fall
+r,.4gu's,os, who is also • nephew of the
+timoosly wealthy 1'.k. of Reodwoh. who
%tallowedd that he had pot his carne to •
fne $1,000, of which he hely received H
�• 2500 of the helmet.being kept by the to
helmet.
ewer who discounted the bill, .ad $300 by
els "gentleman" who bad given him tee Ie- high
esN��tiee to the latter. Of seen. Tema'"taiu neva had the slightest intestine
deleting this sots, and Neem he made mi
diode• .boot the oat of the •eeominod•-
ha Mews, upon the $100 that he received
!dee profit, That's . young blood's way
e•atieteng things
ting the gong
:end writing beet •ppreei•tes the valve
• full stop.
here is far more danger ef hearing ten
h then too little.
wordy man is lout a cheap dictionary
boot deleittosa
Some men's poor omens of humanity is
re than reciprocated.
he lectures on eloquence as a lost en are
of affirmative proof
Ms geeaime prophet could bankrupt the
le limed of Trek.
ow much longer is preerestisetios miss
act se speaker pro tem
The stars furnish the setroscmerr with
t end the metrologies with lien
Tb. eeeie seems to have harrowed • geed
deal of its dignity from the sloth.
Then is es mach differ's°. between talk
and convefi,tlen as between silence and
thought.
APHORISMS ANO MAXIMS, 1860.
Fer ami poor pewsbr Mere are 100 lath•
gent
Creditors have hatter memertss than
debtor,
Many Lays bees reined
penny weetba
The mooed vies is lying, the drat is nee
siag into debt
Meshes Is *weed.
it r the easiest thing in the world to de-
l" Iia velee of • homes by a blender. A
baited ly plated where the head reset
that a porter will hatter the
114,1 when be eernies a tread en stairs, or
kettles
ss as hiadore take a direct rests to
g ream will do irretrievable 1•1111"
Aired Meseta that are we dark ate
eines • seem therefrom by • mese et
`t'•, mid • stairway thee will in the
eine e twist year lays tats its ewe
The &swa y room meet be
*reek
'_ .,me hem j" i. 4 the .rep Ileing teem ~
►�Il�terr �- �m
g. E u !a bM
with
madam
b Melt Im•d
These have • sheet Lest who owe money
to be paid at Raewr.
The eye e/ a master will do mon week
than both bin Made
A piesgietas se his loge is better teas a
gelemaa se his keen
A shed • feel blot slew 20 shillings and
SID ewer w eta
Sri then bad us seed ef, and w
lees thee shall sell sly s•eetaleise
Ce lIMee
are a a... esperselisses Mlearea4 eh -
semen of ma awe ma Usea—SMm ed
Remise
Yee
b� �it'tiMwie...G t bahs cheap
ttgrielsss wittiest peoltive injury it
we one e
reh tiknfe e Aper Y.wape.
de se at the pard of year th, ler.
_ Me•4.141•1lhteietf AF.+.
The tallest man in Europe a believed to
he Grand Duke l'aul of Russia, who is &even
feet nine inches in height. His hands ere
covered with hair and be grads his teeth
in his deep.
Arrangements are making to have each
sate in the union represented by eight rep -
re eetetive women at ine great Atlanta ex•
ptatttoa, the •pp•nutments to be made by
the several governors.
The demand for Ayers Hair Vigor in such
widely separated regions as South America,
spate, Australia, and India has kept pace
with the home consumpuou, which goes to
show that these people know • good tiring
when they try it.
A shoemaker in ':ermant.owo, Pa., owns
• at which he declares is 31 years old. It
is sightless, whiskerleee sad ire fur grows
the wrong way. That the veoer•ble feline
was something of • warrior in its youthful
days is shown by the •bsean of oae ear and
the ragged condition of its tail stump.
It took much time and patience for Zip -
pees Robinson, of Pawlin's Jun,tion, N.i ,
to teach a Muscovy duck to use a pair of
roller skates, which be had coastrmcted es-
pecially is Charleston. The flat webbed
feet of the bird are tasteoed to the skates
with small straps, and when Mr. Robinson
says "Shoo'" the duck berms to glide
gracefully forward,
'CYCLING PROVERBS.
I ;r1 t makes a man but mars • bearing
Neither men nor bicycles steer well with
tight heads.
Like • frie.d is need the handle -bar is
only appreciated when the road is rough.
The world, like the bicycle, would soon
come to • stop were it sot for the crank.
Mobilise is like • bicycle saddle ; though
mach sat upon it generally menages to be
oo top.
Polities., is like a pneumatic tire ; there
isn't mash in it, bet it eases many • jolt in
the jemmy of life.
A Mesmet disposition, like oil in • bicycle
Marmg, reduce, friction •ad prevects a
wend el wear and tear.
Like • link is • bicycle ohms, we may set
animist to much indiyidnally,bstcollective-
ly we make the wheels go armed.
Like balls is • bearing, the lives of meaty
of s meet be one continual grind that other,
may •joy themselves.
Life is like • bicycle run- some weeny,
fret and snatch alnat and soon reach the
end, while ethers bake it easy and ejey
themselves as they go.
TEN THINGS.
Moe at. les things for which so one has
ever yet best sorry. The. are.
Per •toting geed to all
Fee spp a dee sell of ret.
For hearing Were jedgiee.
Per
Fer bask*/ before .
alding an awe len
For befog kind the distressed.
Fer oohing perdue fee ea meow.
Per but., patient toward everybsdy.
Per seeming the ora of • t•l.s.seer.
Pb,
adleNeehis taut of the ill eepeete,
A some Sea
A Idy heed Mra T. C. M.
=lie Lome O•e, wbe used =hulw
of Membeay's Vise" s d Liver
Neser we, l 'rapid .
���sgsg.�s1,t� » the
sorry
eas•'4��4 �, s.ddaveerr
kg..w demon
..4rew M j"' " en
ROOM A MODERN SOLOMON'S PEN.
A false limiams is ea ebeml.atie., bet am
heesst oer dealer is ties oobleet work of
Gad -
Do net rob the peer because he is peer.
It is smear to her hie reel estate at • as
sale.
The wicked fee m hen so stag pureeeti,
but the oats seeker abeletb with ea for-
ever.
orever.
The wayfaring teen event up strife and
the fruit tr.. peddler eeeuedeth in trans-
grea,ion
A bury lied is • crew. of glory, but a
deadhead is • holy area es, the railroad
imp.rateudtnt.
SURE CURE FOR SNORING.
its se diens a Meeere este and raises a.
` eseeed rate—Seeteed and alter •e1,
Oee of the mast relaarkable divorce eases
ever estered is • Philadelphia court was ea
Saturday settled without • final appeal to
the blind goddess, says the l'hiledalpha
Tres, When Attorney Robert Arundel
Med • wines in the Common fleas 1 curt
that the case of Flamer Kau. alienist her
hwMsd, Hannibal A. Kane be dimes.
tamed,
Mrs. Kaniled her petition for an absolute
divorce at the J use term of court, alleging
as her remote for wishes' • separation std
alimony that her huebsed subjected her Hi
Look thou nut epee the poker chip whew cruel, unusual and barberious treatment.
it is red, lest these adversary hews an ace up Hanaths%, the petition meted, had the habit
hu sleeve' of munn* steotureusly at unseemly, end, in
It loin not when thy enemy falleth and fact all hours of the night Sirs. Kane, be -
let nut thy heart be glad when he slippeth jag of a fragile pbystoee sad nervous tem-
oa a banana peel.
('onpdeoce to as unfaithful man in time of
oanipssgn ezmtemeit is like a broken tooth
and foot out of joint.
Train up • child in the way he should go,
and when he is old be will Out chew plug
tobacco or play the accordion. promised to break himself of the habit.
Be not leaser •gaiest thy neighbor u a TM only remedy, however, that he had
I commented to use had proved worse then the
000tentioo over •lee frnoe. Say not ••
will do him up as be hath done to me."
disease itself. This remedy had consisted
awake
A prudent man forsooth the stove hat of en effort on Mr K•ns's part to lis awake
with • brick in n ors th the by, stovepipe tit. all night and smoke • strait/ pipe loaded
April foul kicked' it and huwletb with with bei smellingabeam. As • mese
quote* he had .,o several occasions set ire
para�eot, hail suffered intensely because se
her husbead's noisy habit, and had Melly
been obliged to call in • physician to treat
her for • nervous affection resulting there-
from. Mc. Kane, titter repeated protest. m4.31101004from his wife, had, on several m4.31101004
rayr. to the bed, and the unhappy troupes barely
hthe fos thereof, epe h • crabapple tree shall eaits (M t escaped wtheir lives. the eight of
iso cultivateth the
esellon patch iatperteth chastisement and
cramp colic to the smell boy.
A soft answer turneth away wrath, but a
tough answer, in the hands of an unskilled
server, seetteretb gravy and confusion
throughout the family circle.
Ws,e■ aafrage the wield liver.
to France the woman teachers elect
women members on all boards of educatien.
In Russia women householders vote tar
all elective and on all local natters.
In Arkansas and Missouri women vote
by petition, on liquor 'tette in many came.
Women have muniwppaall suffrage in Caps
Colony, which rule. 1,000.000 alums miles.
Municipal woman suffrage rules in New
/walaad and at parliamentary elecusas also.
About fifty thousand women of the ['listed
States voted in 1890. In Moataus the
arch 12 last Mr. Katie set ire to the bed.
Mn. Kane's pet dog Gyp was eo seriously
burned that he died.
Mrs. Kane placed her ease in the hands
Attorney Robert Arundel, and that gonia
discipline of Kla.ketoae, who is alway
anxious to patch up thew little marital di
termites found, just after he had tiled t
case, • moot novel method of heeling
woes of the Kane family. At some place i
of
•he
the
a
hie travels a friend of Mr. Arundel had
some across • cure fur snoring.
"It consist.," he said to the lawyer. "ot
olive oil and mustard six drops ot she fur -
mer to • pinch of the latter taken pet be -
fere getting into bed. The fanettoo of the
oil is that of • lubricant to a larynx, while
the mustard oats as a counter irritant. 1 he
cure I am told, was discovered by the late
i». (1'ilewd, of Kilkenny, and has proved
se effectual that no native of that country
ever snores. t
voted on all local tazetien. Attorney Arundel imparted hisseer, cure i
In Ireland they vote for the harbor boards, to Mr. Kane, with the result that the 1
poor law guardaas, and in Helium for must. couple Saturday resumed the facilities of
cipel officers. married lite. That is why he withdrew his
In the Coiled States twenty-eight states
and territories have given women some form I beetle I. tot ratahii.
of suffrage.
London Free I'ress: Medical men of ea -
In England, Scotland oil Wales .roman I peen her. satisfied that the closing nese I
vote for all elective offices except members
of parliament. of life, when the circulation has become
' sluggish and the faculties dulled, is not peel
Wes eel re have a meas.. Family left, ' of torturing pain. " Ninety-nine of every ,
'Pitch atm' each other. hundred human beings," declares Dr. Cyrus
l'riticise each other. Mart the tall roll- ' Edson, " are uocoa•ceou• for several hours
ing while all are seated at the table. before death comes to then. All the
Look 'daggers.' ' majestyof intellect, the tender beauty of
thought, or sympathy off charity, the very f
Say all the mean Woes you can think love of those for whom love has tilled all
of welting thoughts, disappear As a little
Don't put yonrself to any trouble to ac- baby just born into the world is but a little I
'emodatu any of the test of the house- fanimal, so the sage, the philosopher, the
hold. I hero, the statesman, become but a dying
Look nut for number one every time. , animal at last. A merciful unconscious -
1 loesslay. whet you please and do es you I lases seta in. as the mysterious force we call
life slowly takes leave of its last citadel, the
Disagree wjtn every other person, heart, and what is becomes what was. This
s'et up an argument eh possible, f is death.
and talk in • loud voice so that your settee I _ -
bore will be sure to bear you. —
E•eerier.
Its setae, growl, irrunble, find fault.; Ail author ease that have treated on longe
es, that's the sea to kill • 'hem -
taken, ss one of the maim factors of • long
1ee•an. d that
is the wa too rate, place exercise, e, moderate and regularly
y mart' families
do it.
A Trneble.wperiemee. lite. That there are many exceptions does
(:ee. Tribe, of etre fiord vilte, Oat., • not alter the fact that physical exercise is
pretty village near the shores of Lake Erie, ' as useful in keeping on. healthy as it is to
went through an experience lately that he prolog life. (rood walkers are seldom sink,
will never ferret. He tells it in his own i and the same may be said os persons who
weedsdaily take a certain p
reecnbed For three years I suffered from skin din• � erase is both a preventive and reremedial
ease in ita worst form. I tried Kennedy's meesure. Pliny relates that • (:reek physe
Medical Iltscovery and the Cuticura new ' can who took up hu residence is Rome was
dies, and doctored one year with the meet wont publicly to declare that he was willing
physicians in the land, but got no benefit ; ; to he coldndere' • charlatan if at any time
they proouunced my case • scaly eruption, I he should ever fall ill, or if he failed to die
but failed to remove it. It same on is red of any other disease than old age. (:,ileus,
bletrhes and spread over my body ; the skin , in speaking of the same physician, observe,
became dry and formed hard, white scales ; that his faith in the benefit to be arrived at
the itching was intolerable, but I am now ' by exercise wee so great that he had in •
completely cured by the use of Burdock great measure abandoned the administratioe
itlood Bitten. I can truly say that I ewe' of intermal remedies, depending niebaly on
env good health to It B It , and I advise all hygiene measures and exercise. As an evi-
sufferers to use this splendid medicine. - deuce of the eorrectnes of his views, Pliny
3wGeo. Thing' I talla us that thephysician lived to beacen-
SStrabrdyille, Out tenerian, and then only died from an sod
Well RaerrMed bee dekt.
Farmer:Hodge (reeding novelette) I'm' femmes, en mss Grldlres.
out of all patience with that Gladys Fritz- I Food Mother Rot, Edward, dear, feot-
allwyo is the story- -the way she's abusing ; bell seam eo brutal to we-
ber beautiful eves. she doss't deserve to ' Edward That is lust • womar'e view of
have sore. l the elector. It is the most gentleman)
Sim-
sew
Hodge-- What's she bean doing ! mom, who wee heble. n You
Sommer' WelletI
Fenner Hodge- Tbw bock is full of it ' hathe pend to kick off his ear in the coarse of
Fust she thaw her eyes up to the coiling, i bye 1w' week, end en eke very tteright
and them let them drop on tie floor ; thea ( the was laded,=other,I went right
e•rridor, mid hi hb not in tie hospital see apologized to
she darted them down a long
meted them on the cool waiters of the kr him.
meted
Boor Thee she meet have called them beak Seeped letegese.
somehow, for it says she bathed them ks There is no better,wafer or more pleasant
sad, telt wept lt tears, wiped them, nod them remedymade than H
with leer lathes ()raw she was feel aoogh Ragweed's Ponies -
to rivet them a the dome, and when I l eseehe d It caw �ree•sll throat and
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