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reseed outside the gates for Ube prompt
anti propos. •s.•stios of all daces, of
printing. A perusal of the uaosaw-
✓ ent nay sauna something you may
be is need of, and is suck ss.e we soli
cit your patronage, fedtrg ouofilort
Limit our efforts to please will meet with
the approval of our pur.ei.
IIo`itt %%teas
This useful sue is kept is the full
range of qualities same as letter
heads. While
•IAtttte \ltesas
In this line we have a very large
stork of tine writing papers suit
able for every clans of business
represeute d in this locality, nom
prisiug laid cal wove, linens,
quadrille and other papers, ruled
yr unrulal, se may be required.
are not so generally used, they ill
en important place iu commercial
Correspondence. See what we've
gut under the above heads.
•13%.‘A ahem ►s
the order of the day the y'demand
for account paper would not Int '
we great ; but there are some men
who get so many (loaners that
they wonder if the stock will et sr
run out. We don't intend it to,
and at present our stock is cul
plate in this line with heir sizes.
Good paper and neat ruling.
tttktemenAs
Both single and double dollars
and cents columns They come
cheaper than bill heals, and are
the proper thing to head after r
delinquent once a mouth. They
are sure to fetch hint 'round --
sometime.
\A‘.•rk0 its
Now, it would be hard to get
along without et.veloperi, arid to
keep up with tie' dwuaari for
there v-4-, keep a Largo stock ou
Ir. :1'• het.• now about a
hundred thoukand in Ate ii, ,and
the firers will range fort T;x. to
t rO 1''-r • Y1. We handle tom
ntejtial and :•tga: sixes exclusively
Co11AMOV.. t Ou\ k V tat••.•%. i
-ham already been partlai:y ennui
crated in some of the beads above.
There is, however, a vast amours
of work under this head that to
enumerate would more than take
_ap the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at Tee
SIUNAL.
1 rakl\teXhous
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require considerable taste in melee
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping is
stock the very latest and best
samples to be had. Call and res.
rog•r(was
of entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
Core eu\tar
We aim to excel in all the differ
ent kinds of work we tura out,
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
Cwras .gut T'vekets
This head coven a large range of
work, front a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
*Posters
Our facilities for turning out this
class of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great bulk of it ie
done by us. This tine also in-
cludes
Doagt,rs
which our three fast -running job
preeww are able to turn oat in a
surprisingly short time.
'AMA Bi\\s
belong to the poster department
also, and we make a specialty of
them—promptness being our aim
in this respect A notice of sale
will appear in Tse IONAL tree of
charge when bills for ,Hite see got
here.
\\ SlGvV ,t of Work
c the 1dome in ablishinting list
care be in this �aseat
in an expeditions and artistic
manner and
Otir V rttt,% vlro.k\\ be. Sourni►
*Ott rw11.01MOb\e,.
We attend ear thanks for poet fay
ere and flelieit a eoMiataamse of the
seise.
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THE SIGNAL • GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, NOV. 29. 1114.
De d.as. _ _IRHEUMATIS,!! AND
DYSPEPSIA.
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stomereffholoo on head ter
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DR. 1 EIORARDfllo:l, L. D. a
Xanistorsid for pillar t
oke eastsl
Ulnae- ora re.
Opera Hew p
Lal•Iy
('ON BI N ATION OF TROUBLES WHICH
iMstassa d.eusL flea and vitalised W I MAULS LIFE MINEItABLIS.
.tt«.i.. ... to w ns of `ee`k.
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DR. HUNTER. PHYSICIAN, SUR
gena. ars. Ur,, t'Lean'. Moot. Moa
reml et. Nieto cal a Iron atria' Kathie.
tletel. til,
L,teRal,
I tAMPION t JOHNSTON, BARRIB.
stiers.,� astldters,NNarte La.. Ueasriele
UMaas over Jeeth
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toss.
Q. C., U. 0. J\rte\,
loss.AAKIN,
1 OFTuts R. DAIIiCEY, BARWfiTER,
J Holicltor, Csnvsanc r. he., etc. Mee
to lose at ewes. rat, .. Ho rtuu s dlmk
poise Colborne hotel. Ucirnc4 Oil. .lf
L . N. LAWN, HARKIfITB({, PatlO-
Li tar is Maritime coarse sf to
t►lo. South Celbors• tool.
It C. HAYS, lie KRIS.'El:. SOLICIT
. tilt. a,. tMtoe, out feature and Wet
street (oderlsh, over telegraph .las.. l'ri•
vats !funds to Mad at lowest rates of tam
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V_ _`r Bone .w h• ('b mit-.,. ata
Dalperl • . M. t , taaet.res. 4t:. ; .• Hatt •
.1 owe.
G. IAKLi, ' OuN VEVA :tt;SR,
a On.. sun taw oboe.. we I.r t.alyt ..4 iso•
•mortes n . • .,trig d batt, alp , us c
alrmatk.•., srpw.'n,oa er sufema cetera -
ems or .., meows I, nutwu, N.., .,r pro•
e•editua in the At tetut of Just. a, the
Oeort of .e t /a,sa•r,l., - -,.: aria or is am, county
er l n o:to C, sit, .til �,eatKsiy ,.ee(yl ,
sad pisco. tit eager tar* w Iteeldeooe a d P.`(j
addmee-Duaaanuos 1. tam- tf
saws ana lnauranoa.
-IMAGER. Wd1YRl'ANt'ING AND
ores laimeetwat eM,4 epessltel>Ilanh.'s Kesel
UNEY Ttu LEND ON MORTGAGE
u St ppesrr cent. Nut•. dtscusst.d• C
eRAoPUt. cion a egite Mange's Iltitsi Veda
rich. -
MONEY TO WAN. — g96,IQ0.00
Private Funds to lead at II p,reseans
iriity. Lorry R LAY(: Y. Msrseal.ttbah.
appoaits Colby ii. Hotel. Oeamrfsik Mitt
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J. T. MANTEL, VIRE, Litt A N L
arodem lmeareeM' semitl•_ at lowest
urea Ole► -Os,. I eultheei. sad •.hare, cod
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MeloCttMaeion Mawr a . 0LNKe� Hese
Kort
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,ui. s aal.nTaa Ma remascs •fru
Taus Taocsl,r- -notion hue amu.
semi ASO was TaovuilT Tey muse
noes OP eras -err misuse tins urn
as se son A WILL nay
I,-om The t uticook, tire.. Obser.er.
The reader. '4 The I t;r.erver have be
oume familiar otth the Sitio/kettle cures
effected by inn use .4 lir Witham.' Put
rills fur l'ale People through their rec,tel
re
able new.pot
paper. It is awe our purpose to I
tall then, of a cure, hardl, .herr .0 ui:ricu
lou., which was effected tot .. pure-,• vote
wham many of our reader. a.quaint-.i 1Ve
refer to Mr. Eli Joyce, foru.eruy of "Lavine,
but now beteg at Avers'. Vt. A tee dais
aero we aid Mr. Jeyce and hiked him about
hu recovery. H. stated that for fur or,
have years he had been at8.crel with rheuwa-
tem and dy.tiepeia He was tun up and
tumble to do amythmg on an •serge. four
bath• us a year, tui was coustautt) grow- 152 PIo
kt,g worse, although treated l,y goo,1 pl,yu-
sfsae sats trsttlg oumeruua ruusdie. eveem
1111011.1110. A near oro ir.. Ansi, • hu was
taken, seno,ly ,11 Waite a'. hi. .i•r-,'., Mn f
I►olu..d, of lhavili. It- .',..,'d u•'' rei.or
os) mug um his •totuat••, :mid ' he p.,ysiceue
who attei.dvd harm were p'eorlv.v In ter•
prortag I,., c-..ditt.e. I «, of Ito.m •ua.»'t
that be had e.ueer of th., stu,oeb tad tt,.u41
sot live lair it was a ails m the pr.ear-
lous ei erlit..-u tab' tea tu.totmtu..i
try Dr W: Nov..' 1' tub Pd�. and
fore hong was rid.- r. tato fool
his st nose Hu pita gra !malty
came lose amt in .•x • • ii., lieu• hit
back r.• h,. haw, ret ave, fir." n_
he had obtait e•1 . ;we lett- .d lit..
continued taken, the l'uk Pub fair some
time longer and gained so touch in health
Yd strength that he is now able to do the
hardest kind of . day's work, and he !rant
Iv gives Ir. Williams' Ptak Nile all the
credit for his rejuveua,.d condition, sad
Mire he believe. their timely ice save) hie
h(e. The I tteerver has verified ba story
through *evera) of her netghbore, who say
that it was thought th.t he was at the pent
of death when he began the use of 1'rok
Pills ; a fact when we u.eutu geed hes tate
to ono of the 'uctnry why. had attendee him
he maid he eunpsed he win fiend Ineg •eo
When ouch strong tnhutes as thee. tan he
Led to the wonderful merit of Pink Tulle it
is little wonder that their Miles reach
such foot -mous proportion., stud that
the- arc the favorite remedy wi'i,
in these •Mumu, u tamest frem usher
hems auk forty feet a sheet distrust from ! meal. It will am eat seythiee that
the eetthg. Out of the ahoy over 4,000 been already killed tar it,
ounces of void were "dolled" is four or live i its food tte.U. The goats ars
weeks through • small door at the end of tit
W it. Wilson, of Broken hill fame, who I alive, when, gaiw its great eyes on
tutted the moue, says ; ••Lees than three the make suddenly Issues forward
has mate wenn. I was tetd that thio worms I
to kill W ooms all the way Prem Chime, probably,
thrust aebody ham how. Anyway, • member of
• cage the uaweloom• tribe had reached the insmc
them, tory, sad was a guest thin. He was •
and fw,otr bag, did he but know it. for he wee
tons had hoe. briken when I saw it, and crashes them in its powerful fold.
$150,000 worth of geed was takes from that ceverts, the. with • thick dime abo
quantity. (J♦e ohm. dislodged • toe sad • mob deep, before ew•llowteg, it It
quarte has bees chruteaed ••Hug Bea." It I them almost as • gulp. After th
w eighs 242 pounds and se estimate.l to one- python goes to sleep and does cut wait
tato $15,000 worth of gold. The other til it s Line to feed again.
pieces weigh 108 p.'unds, 6pounds and 46
pounds, the whole etistusiag one hundred nbaasesisa Lseee,dlmery.
weight of pure gold, valued at 125,000 Two remarkable ,tortes of sac
Pear hundred thou.aud dollars was offered m•Iingering Si told by Inc London JO
After to he carefully watched, and his every
at v antics was to M noted la • book each
•theme fie would receive as much atteetten as any
u tall hardly env man has been closely watched
e us- every day of hr life, as this ('blame bug will
day.
ball, worth $40,0:,0." The largest piece of 'them out by sgimseaing amid then d•
yours great man probably more •tteorion, for
be.
emirs Dada's i.e Mb WbilN,.
eeasfu Edinburg Sootsmaa A ma. m Austraha
far the mine and was refused. Exactly i pondent of tae Manchester ('curer
42 lb ouo:oss of clothed gold were taken out
of the reel not three feet deep aid emily a • friend d be has recently been stopping u
her feet along the reef, aitt the untag the oeigbberhued of Pnncetown real, sad
Itwo toile) were put through Bayley's bat. dertag his trait met one of the officials I
'cry aid averaged 600 .gnaw to the ton. with wham the respoosibulety for l
The shalt a down sesrty silty feet. A tie finally recta. The tint I
drive of bv, struck the reef, ant thettanlity is of a Ivan who simulated paralysis so coo -
of some us said to be .quad to the aurtaea vlecingly that be was toles/sod and du
Au even more wonderful discovery has patched to his home in charge of a ours.
been made north of 1'oulgardie. Four hue- Ra'. on the very next morning he walked
down stairs without any aasuteoc., and to
formed the nurse that her services mere no
longer reyutred. Story number two. is even
atom remarkable. Deere is nothing nee.
derfal in oeunterfetuug blindness. 11 e see
it done occasionally in the streets of larva •
cities. hut Ia thin case the oeuvuct not
only gave a perfectly artistic represent:.!ton
of that state, but what was a tar creaser c
triumph, successfully ba' -cl every medial
test that could be •replied. He, toe,
re-
ceived his disc erre, and was trarelhng le
seem the company of • warder, whom he suddenly w
Au even nn .re wwndeeful atone mill was electrified by but n. • an evening paper and t
ueu.d by tt . uto.pe..or., wit.. were• una" a .ieoeunng its col.,•,. w••i, a idity.
o •reit' w h,,gk it Loa was found jun '
bellow Ike ,oppu�g of 'he reet It was Ise What a New .Meld knew.
President Uwigbu, of 1 ate, t. osstly said
gem ti hen user. m u,its:o.ar r.Ia.i. iUadc no •• Every boy at.. has tl a east cheese I
Moor i mpre aerie oro It t h., a ►1 I t w • r • • hal • .oh
of tog lead After nisch effort this mock ought w have the n serene of .,te French
emu .dotWrh ahasdo, ed, and a casual It'erman lanvusg,s I shoo d int of both)
teem •sr, •d tor Coolest ria alb 44S pounds Ito... he u emitters, He d o ..d also ha ki
weight ,n amal'er pier.. the iiitemerer I teen ;, kmuw . dye of Greek k.nd Min u
cast 20J u -ds sr
Pu I Bill mush p�w,r war u.r,e .u.guages, and
of r•,,d ur u,. p�• e.: I. f. babui•I .: ,;1 •ruble I n. t,, road them a nth ease ashb
tyres rrg..•.t to this kid, Ilene, the pros , $.ten upon
pect..r, ._._foist.. that +rem. 1 60) to 1 N O) " The boy a no liar the beet chanusesaakt,
mimes of gold are tf the two upeeumece between twclvt: end eighteen, to be Pm for -
The bloat of •awe a feat square, which ward on his course ns history, and the be-
oould not be packed, weighed 400 pounds ginning, at least, of the literature of his own
The reef runs for 1,0010 yards on the sur
foe sed gold shows everywhere. one of
the meat extrsordusary features of the find
is that the reef at tits point where the •p•ct-
men. were foucd u, fourteen feet wide and
will average Iron. tour to five feet for the
whole length of the outcrop. The essec
ton have secured two Meeks comprising 34 I•-
•cres.
ryes I had • new cod brilliant idea not long ago in
A I regard t., the mterprewuoo of the clause in
• his marriage vows, "Till death us do part."
His wife died, luckily for her, as the fol-
lowing facts demonstrate, and since be was
hound outy till death to his wife, the hus-
band refused to pay tier funeral expenses.
The court promptly decided that • husband's
duties only ceased wises the undertaker'.
bills, are paid.
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.
Sohopenhauer was alwayi gloomy and
pemuusttc.
:L hiller win • victim of fainting tits and
cons vision,.
Bea Johnson and Nat Lee were alruoet
lases tis, alcohol.
l'sganini, the tiolinist, often fell into •
ataleptuc state
George Eliot,. had frequent attache 51
nirvtutsa prostr•titxa,
dyed sod fifty I••aod• weight of stone ,.as
lodged in she I'nr.0 Bask the other day,
and it is u..t e. gentiuu to say that it is
Pearly half gel.;. The stone is from the
outcrop to the reef, ptoses of gold weighing
Loa halt ounce being mewed with mea,.
Most et the blocks are, however, broken
into two pieces, and the whole face fracture
ed amply glistens with gold. The biggest
block, christened "Hottest John," weighs
ugde, sad contains at least half void.
WWI MMhe SIell scar it is bug rough
peaaalae I, r, to,. ase,. to .Lift it, tatoeetgb'
SUNLIBOT
SOAP
flan proved
by its
enormous
sale that ft Is
The best value for
the Consumer
of any soap in the market.
Millions of women throughout the
world car vouch for this, as it
is they who have proved its
value. It brings them less
labor, greater comfort.
MILLINERY. -
!te% Satbiataadka., the only native
omen novelist to India, died recently at
he age of 31. Her parents were Marathi
lrahnraas : she herself erne a I'bnstrat,, and
•s first woman to stuoty medicine at the
''nver.ny, ..f "I stirem. IL -r lint hook a
Saguna . picture of a hign caste girl's
oma life : souther called "Kamala" is just
r hnist.ed au serial form.
be Mrs. Ernestine ,i'•'hafner, of New York,
town a, the • Tombs Angel," hes been do•
ye tag for nearly ten years her good work of
eking to free from tail undo -int persons
falsely •cen.e.t Although omit of the time
os about $20,001} bail bonds ale has not in
all her •tpetteeoes lost more rt -an $1,000,
and she was chea.ed out of • ..rye part of
that sum by a dishonest lawv'-r.
Isaac Walton, the author of " The ('oaI-
plate Asrler," is, after being dead for more
of then 200 years, to have • memorial at last.
MI Watton was • Suffolk man, hut he passed a
ed great part of his life in London, living,
among other places, in the parish of St.
1►upatan's, Fleet street. It is, therefor.,
thought most suitable that the memorial
should be placed In -:. Dunstan's church.
e,.i ln.a•e. ' h. t. t ere .r- .1 I
language. H. should know something
miric, and should, at least, see the open:
of the door toward art studies.
" That mathematics should be purse
energett.•Ily before that age is admitted
all."
In commenting upon the above, • Phi
delpha paper says .
This is a delightful plan to contemplate,
but, unfortunately, out of 65,000,000 people
m this country, perhaps not mon thane few
thousand boys have what 1►r. Dwight terms
' the best chance.' Hut we venture to lug.
gest that before • boy is eighteen he might
profitably tuck away in his storehouse of
knowledge ability to tell the truth ; to
'erode evasion' and directly answer ones
tions ; to,swim and walk and ruen pr. p. r iy
to he courteous in street -oars : to i:,otee' his
younger brother : t.. ,•hastier ibe no to whu
annoys hu htv motto to keep esprnses
within his allowance, and make locum,
balance each month : to save somethin
each week, if it is not more than five cents
to realize that physical strength is as vale
able as mental vigor, and that moral power
u worth mere than beth "
A Speelse,agorae* the alae..
Harper's Barer : if • remedy for th
blues could be offered the public of the cif.'
cacy claimed fur • quack medicine to cure
all the ills that beset mankind, • fortune
would surely await the patentee. But of
several receipts giten by per.ou of different
sorts and coedit ions, it may be poemOle to
choose one tit suit one's own case.
" i take a walk," said ems young woman,
vigorous of mind and body. " If the
trouble comes from indigestion, as it usually
does, there s nothing like • ten•nule tramp
to put your internal organs to rights." The
reply of • Boston maiden may be deemed
characteristic " I sit down to the hard-
est mathematical problem that I cin
find." " I go tate one of the alcoves
in the reading. room,' maid •°ether, the
an's work in the house begins to look posee•sor of that Boston patent of nobility,
a Lowness training, as it is. It then a share mu the Athenaeum, " with the new
occur to him tor the first time that magazines .r a pile of local histories." " 1
wife, who could sever yet make her suppose the saintly -minded would say that
ly accounts balance, can at least do the the beet plan is to ge to see sonse one who
ly difficult task of putting together the u worse off than yourself, ; cud a young
of • dinner, and making them come mimeo of feeble constitution, but brilliant
yen. mental endowments. " I only odd thus
would be easy to go on and show how misery te mine• and the sum total is ovoids".
tier ways women exhibit what are prat. I just think, ' It isn't illness and it isn't
y business habits within their r.00gnuz- death : nothing else matters.' Or i try to
.main Take, for inetan ell, • mother bride myself '• the admirable trains of
g her bye children off to school in dif- mind that Dolly Madison attained at
t directions en a winter morning, each eighty t • My dear, when you have reached
ly hatted and muffled and shod and my age, you will learn that nothing mat-
ed and luncheoned, with due and spa tem- • 1 sweep my room," said an °net
reward to Mary'. cold and Ellen'. weak getic little housewife, " usually loth* indig-
sad Johnny's tendency for an exoee.s nation •f the maid, who has just completed
e, and all the various pearls that im- the same task. Perhaps the best suvgestion
in different directions. See her in the of all came from the tired little boob keep -
of that battery ofqueetmew. "Mather, er • •• i try to de •ometbinr for somebody
w my right mitten "' "Mother, i else. For, as the Salvation Army sister
find my India -rubbers." '• Mother, rhra� it, " If yea make other people
were to write to Miss Jesse about that appy, you've a 'appisem in your 'art that
phy lesson " '• Mother, i have polled dent °Dm* in no other way.
button off." •• Mother, how far did But whether caused by a derangom.et of
♦ it was from the earth to the moos •" the liver, by some one walking ever our
all this while, mit the same time, papa future grave, or rising like an exhalatuoa
harry for his final cop tt coffee : and without known cause, it is safe to insist
error to *peak to the plumber tester- that the blues should be *trawled against.
mid therefore the bell item not ring in There is • certain critical period in the life
tchen to -day. Papa may be • very of every matt or woman, •t or near middle
business man, but will he seriously de- life, whom he or eh* heeom.•r mortal' tired
by
Wens.. And Mea.
Harpers Bazar it a not easy to deny
that women have business capacity when
we consider how much of it is needed in
ler to get up • decent family dinner.
neo a rota sa) s grace at hie own table he
is, let us hope, • becoming gratitude to
Providence, nut he dues not always
err ni mind aha' he;ironedos,. eh4oel of
t pros :deuce h+a biers, is moo cases, •
tin. The women in queetiou might, in.
be tempted sometimes to interrupt his
aeon's as did stout old Ethan Aden those
he clergyman who was offering a thanks -
tag for the capture of Ticonderoga "If
please, Mr. , don't neglect to men -
o that i was there too •" To the average
n who is what s called a the country "a
provider," it perhaps seems as if all
tise•keeping consisted in talons, • stu-
nt amount of meat and vegetable.
owing them tato an oven, and presently
hog out • dither. The tact that soup
sires a eertain •moat of cooking, and
• particular time, and pease a given
real, and pudding • proper period, and
all these nand, have to be so planned
they shall all be precisely, piping hot
done to a turn, at the precise niomest
, that during this process each separate
must he duly mixed or stirred or
owl or transferred front dish to dish no
being treated jest alike -all thin doe
•t first occur to him. It is only when
e sudden change puts the whole matter
the hands of sonic ustraioed Bridget or
y Ana, perhaps reared is a factory, and
knowing a fry from a fricamre, that a
or,
II c a.,.•s. Dr. R',Ihaun•' 1',.k Pili. cot, t1
tent the • lements necessary to gine sew 1 I. t e
MONEY TO LEND. —A L A
sal nehmen to the blood and restore •h. ' t,
feere.' nerves They are en unlailm_ t.tec
amass of Private reads for meatuses
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Papers, a/oyas.w, etc., ow Pile.
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/1111011A8 (IUNDRY, AUCTIONEER
and ieouranee Ooderieh. Ont.
Asses li,ados and I Fire las. Co.,
sed (i.ro Ihstrict Nut Co. Hales at
seeded to in ani part of tbe Musty. filly
JOHN KNOX, GENERAL AUC -
thither and Laid valuator. Sod•rleh.
OM. Liay.ng had considerable esperienes la
the . •:, tion... -nag ora ie ha to la a Position M
fir lonrnotor soma, p.r'al pat.,,.., ha
Vitus' dance, seatue, ..• tralga, rheum. won
tam, nervous kea'ische, the after effect.s of deed
la mope, pelp,tae,ou of the heart, nervous or
prustatioo, ell disease. depending upon vi- of t
tiated humors in the blood, such meet.. fol•, guy
chronic erysipelas, etc. They are al..o a you
*pectic for treuhles peculiar to females, too
such as suppressions, irregularities and •It ma
forma of weakeem. In mei they effect • toed
radical cure in all troubles arising from meet • ho
al worry, overwork, or seems, of any n•. here
lure thr
Dr. Wtlllaino' link fills are manufactur telt
ed by the Dr. Williams' Medicine f'omatasy, rel
Brockville, that., and schnectady, N. Y , beef
sold in boxes never in loose form by the rote
dozen or hundred and the public are caution. that
ed against numerous imitatiece sold in this that
shape) at SOc. a box or mux boxes for $2 50, and
and may be had of all druggists or direct by nay
mail from Ir: Williams Medicine Compaq item
at either address. flay
two
SANDSTORMS IN THE DESERT. not
One et She wont Plover. sar•esumd sr •on,
n
Me Traveller.
into
Philadelphia Prem The minus, goner- Mar
not
ally lute from tee te thirty minutes, and
frequently accompanied by • very Keay
rainfall. A samem with such • dowapoo
was enceuotered by Mille, In Easter Moa
day. A ril 12, 1879.
Thr was laden_ The wind changed
a terrible hurricane Rohlfe had his tent
which was the largest of the caravan, taken
own and crawled under the canvas, await
ng thc. "bride of thedesert,"as the Hedoui
calls the *ammo. The storm bemuse fierce
sad fiercer, thick clouds, of which you
could not tell whether they wen sand or
mimes of steam, circled with terrible
city over the heads of the travellers; •
nem& of thunder vibrated the earth.
e in a while you heard the cracking of •
m as the storm broke it is two. Then
storm lifted the tent like • balloon, and
make the eonfuei,n perfect the rain came
in such a volume that a few seconds
old to drench to the skin. Thom, as if
mark, is became wonderfully still, and
glorious man appeared again in the
purest and bluest of ethers, and its power-
fulttrroepp$u aal rays soon dried everything.
Witboot a doubt a 'Ismael is one of the
ono plagues of the desert. It weakens
anbeast, bet, and the sand and dust that
riven before it force their way through
smallest crevices and thicket covers,
se
permeate mouth, nosad ears, but sot
h quantities that they cannot he got
of with the greatest ease. The very
filmset sand fovea foe its way into watches.
but tome of it will suffocate man or animal,
Omagh one .ometimes fears that it may. A
Gamow ever so even might 'toyer • whole
caravan with a heavy pall of dust and sand,
but it ern,:ld Never throw up such moun-
laies of sand as to burr a whole caravan.
This a only one of tate many fables of the
desert beam
rndsterelu may, ,t se true, be.
dangerous to travellers, bur is • quite drf-
fereet manner. The stock of water of a
amorally is aerally carried is goatskin.
They are net partieularly good reservoirs,
hoverer, for they won allow an eaot•tseae
on
quantity of their etents to evaporate, •'
✓ emelt of the extraordinary heat that • sand
The ▪ brings with it. e evaporaon
ti
sow and than takes Nob proportion's that a
whole caravan lathsdie of thirst, especially
when whthe het sand porus has dried up al No the ep.inas ani poor sa . was.
's nom
y like
✓ may
his
week
to equal
items
out•
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fermi
proper
glov
rate
hes
of pi
pond
midst
where
can't
you
that
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And
Mina
papa f
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dist ••roe *Oh t 'ouch b
•atlsotion all coin d
re n ft entrusted to him. Orders leat ' i
Mar'... Hoot. or rot by map to his oldrook
leder ch I. U., carefully attended to JOHN
KNOX County Aoctioaer layrtf
Dental Announoemisslt,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
DT ran L'm Ow
ETHEL-.cuLoRioE
AT
DR. E. RICHARDSON'S
DENT •L PAiias,
EAs
NM INN/K OCis WEST -STREET
flo ii,ICE, 0117.
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to
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by
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man
Itallirdtt no unlimited satidaotlee. after • •re d
Ms1� rustutieg I. the moat eateei as- the
N le a...aelaette of dellghtful and s.sosWsd ..d
pares», M N It that i have the only ant in nu
eseiuslve right to w In aoderich. the latest
gateman° dheovery wbleb I. warranted sets rid
M create the least We daring the sxtredton
of teeth or stamps of any kited. In asset,
• sass, and very little oafs in the mom
entrains,' oases.
mTHIDL-OHLORZD>�
is a heel eowet ode tot sever assn the
pastmt ant M*gkIs eswear.tent. herel wear.
sed the m•blows M
ta•a ew• earth reader
lan eeantoory ts oafs. patient.
amore it Is
mervelee, all lee awees..
41 mitMy thntm e
awl =ret skill/any. done
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UMW tT DR. Z. RtORARi s,ON,
THE PHILOSOPHER.
I he web of human fortunes is woven for
eternity
The art of life's t411 koala how to enjoy a
little and to endure much.
Th. race of taankiad would parish dot they
,nue to aid each other
itisgood to have the brain packed full of
Images from the healthy peat
It is to live twice when you mjty tae re
oell.etios of your former life.
Never lie anything °meeraing the nett
tont of whish yen have • desk.
Doubts see sot oveeenm• with vtolenee,
bet with masa and esewslesdiag
That arta/a was undoubtedly memo when
he task his ewe his
Bean Amort de #nshsekild h.}m Ores
fe+0,000 tie Mild sed equip • pa,rl,srta the
Empresa /imhath Hespial se Visna ler
wawa s.11srla4 free 'sassy.
GOLD IN IMMENIE CHUNKS.
Tb. ateheees of Aseseattalt Find Said to he
Wtehewt Pasellel.
Marvellous ctatrtes ere told by the sant-
pedant prom at the ricbne, of the new veld
bids at (osliardin. The Anstr•lamss
sarre
At (nolgardie on .iuly 3rd the sews leak
ed out that extraordinary rteh parts had
bon ford within tan stiles .f the nun
-
▪ ♦• ppruurseh was made he the spot end Ms
he work -
teen etwaissed� tr�feetA lam 2 less
wide sad Aye l .e1 i. Is" est. daft his
flay, •
the ki
Rood
elate that any onuspin•atsa i. Itkely to or- It may be that it ie herauw then that the
cur is hie off.. that will sealed tae onmpli. an.htuna of youth is stilled in its "wild
cation of this little dims whieat his mutat pulsation," and that the .ague •sees of the
epos.. ha. to rehearse overy moming of her future holding • beautiful something is seen
life • to be only a mirage.
Tfb Saab. Swallowed been.
London Italy News : The colony of
Natal, South Africa, abounds io boa een-
e trictors and python., While they do not
attack mem, they are especially destructive
of cattle sheep earl oxen, .ad for this rea•oe
parties are formed by beaters and natives
to barn the bush sad fairest in order to ex.
terminate the pests.
Souse of the soldiers at Pletermeritsberw
were r matly informed by a party of neigh.
boring "kalan of the whereabouts of • hags
python that had been ds.treryhg their oma
The soldiers with 2O11.aativea, started •i
to capture the make, mod, having located it
the tweet was And for about a mile reined
sheet, an enormous pit haying twee pie
needy dug is toward the metre of the as -
eland space. What with the burning b..b
and the shouts of the ezettd Eaflre they
sees drove the reptile toward be pit, where
elsiog is epee him they tweed Was into ie.
The python proved to he el easeuesee
being thirty tem fest hog .id forty one
Moira in taress.l..e.e► It svpsored to be
1nite dasst, having just WNO. a rimer ex
that hail heir kN i.te the e.elmum.
As sastr noes eye with bra bare half way
down the front having bona osestrsekad,
swats on got out of the pit sad taken
Msrlits►arrpws• is the se Eire It teas
en ezhibstim at the kennel's and r
tela • wank, two Redly pato at mash
A tnst•a•I lamed Iltemery.
roes Harper's Yewng People : The reams
that the government built Its bag factory
was that it wanted to rane morels, see how
they lathed, what they ate, bow they changed
in form, and find out what would finally
destroy them. You can see how important
all this information would he to • man who
had bis dywi beam ts
bothered by insecbe
7 and whoa potatoes and
strawberries ween being mute by • hungry
army which paid amino for the least.
'l be mom who wash these little •natures
Aad lots of thimp to interest them, and it
hakes array the wearisome of their waiting
They dadthatmarvellous change. often
take plant is the tames. Soy on them
alter their feces so that you would sot re-
mains them for the same now nae will
at Area be a short thiel, iv, with sharp
eyes, wisp, and • minute feeler like
as elephant', trunk, mid he will sere he
• worm without legs mad so eyes. It ie al•
way as they matter he Bid out what the
bbu it it must dei. what will drive it awe*,
°snot Prehet he happeund so miry to say to hehere
m er
rppear
•ertdN Irapa n. day I was is t
he ne
se sti I saw a with► hod hem hued
ph by • pe while eating belled
bora Sea
aid temed ma.
a 's' time ask Inhabited by tai
RETIRING FSBI BUSINESS.
.1OII X 11A1,1)1 1.
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton -tat.,
has decided to retire trotn business, and
will dispose of his entire stack
AT and BELOW COST!
>K-tf
to order to sell out quickly.
JOHN RALPH.
The Old Reliable
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND.
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAL. The best and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market supplied at current prices on
,:horteet notice.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
WM. LEE
Orden left •t $d$='jV & LZs'S store
promptly attead,d to.
Fifty Years
WORE THE Pt -111.1C AND 11;11411f
STILL. INCRI'ASING..
Gray's
Syrup of
Red
Spruce
Gum
For COCOAS, COLDS and all LUNG
AFFECTIONS. i3 cts. a bottle. Sold
everywhere.
Keene WATSON db CO., Psopetgyoas
'J► MONITRRAI..
v
I A1waYsSAstOke
TSE eat
a,
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CIGAR, iC �s Remy...
Elva! to ari (sport
Tali by Advice and
lrt,i C Ottett . this •i0Cror 51411KE FL* 50117,
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E/a't- «(1)tte
tea
We have a la 'ge and choice assortment .
of Felt Hata-U--of which we are selling at
reduced Prices.
Also Jet Trimmings, Fancy Feathers, and
Birds, Ribbons and Velvets in the New Shades.
MISSES YATES.
THE SQUARE,
ma
LATEST STYLES -
IN
FALL AND WINTER
.MILLINERY.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
(;la„how house.
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having received a large stock of Boots and Shoes for Fall wear
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
people of Goderich and surrounding country first-class goods—lower
than the lowest.
Remember we will give you good solid leather goods at the price that
is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a
solid shoe when we see it.
We have a large and varied stock to choose from and feel confident
that we can please you in quality, fit and price.
Call and see us. No trouble to showgoods.
The old reliable stand ---
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Successor to E. Dow'NI.rp.
N. B. Custom work and repairing proudly attended to.
NEW IalI TES
—IN _
Now arriving and to arrive, and although I do not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the present day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods I handle are New,
Seasonable 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 do better, as I buy only from the best
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cash basis. One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a
Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goods Trade,
rnspvetion Kindly Sollreeed.
t Per tress, Rhe'sant far r.*,
A. MUNRO,
Draper and Hab•rdash•r.
CROSS -CUT SAWS I
we keep a large assortment of the very best Brand on the
market : ground front four to live gaugers thinner on the hack than
on the face,
AND ARE FULLY' WARRANTED.
Theme (hods we have r•.dtsoetd in price and are Nov sailing thea,)
AT PRIORS NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF.
A fall Lineal Pike, Jointer', handles tkad seise always Is Stook.
� ..�.. DAVISON & CO.,
INPONNesso IM. fr.