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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-12-6, Page 3Till SIGNAL - GOD6RICH, ONT., THURSDAY, DEC. 6. 1694. - °"'Ospy. ITHE RATTLE M�. mONOL/01l Lang-•semiAL sisesa thelaielgOilltrialikak Wesel._ , rid bed enlisto at IWO/ DR. 1. k1CHARDbor, L D. h., Ioantew lusttel Use sod vitallsel air dmtalstered for pales eswereslag a te.... s( lbs attest* eon teUS.. Up �vation er•dp� then* Blank. est ire . se imam* et. OdiisL MI -I v aaedNal. Die. HUNTER. PHYSICIAN, sl'R mesa. ler. Oros - Mathes's Bloat. Mo•r te•Idt, Might cal s, true ,drill Exchange °AMM ON & JOHNSTON, BARRIS- V trio, Solicitors. Notaries, &c.. iiedencb. tame Over Jordan. [Woo Store. h' CAM- loam. ed. C.. M. U. Jt►llamtUN. 'list to loam. ti oFTU$ . DANCEY, BARRISTER, ea tcttur, Cooveyancer. tin-. oto. Money M ea Ioweat rates. Hortu•'. Slunk, llp- albsrae Ilutel. U ..lrrir h. llui. Yet 11 E11 N; j.N, BARRISTi lt, PROO- N Martina Vons Mu of ria Udborae 'nisi. 1. 1313 O. RAYS, ItAItI{leak. 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It.Mrds a unlimited sstf.f•rtlon. tater • 1M{. wotttog a the nowt e■timatea- ' Mf le at i that I tel sad only add rr M at It that i have lie Dila and risk'te me la elelerfehthe hest sidentNp dieserwidth h warrsstd serer e esggEs IM lereeoale bring the stun rite K teNh or stupe 0f aria kiwi. 1a ''early every ease, sad very little pain in the lave, serum eases. ffiTS1QL-013 LO RI DB is • leeal anaestheUe that never"aeras the ,m'i'nt 1■ aha mYdtesl u haww ras water. and the best send known o• earth to reader the suet► .ea7Snd0ve to pain. Patients siren no 1t is r*Serv.ly 01.rw.I.a. )e Its Mete. PraatrraAll dentalrtM.pess01t� warms tenth a My pssiassi .stsres►m am sin . f 1 .les. Seer Smit. K. RIOHARD0O1. MM Von Blamer 1 don't known shout com- ing up to your bone tonight 1 .In afraid It will rain. Plankisgto. _(OLeyfellyF -What 1f it do... nlJnan. Yee s1 tech your umbrel- la with" you _ -- Sow es ew lerip-eeM. I tympepets arise sift[ w settee el the siesaeb, ever stollen Medea Mead .1111ers curet iipudggld ma all Mai hest M► .11111I1111180. 2w tits MlM Aletesd., bharh and dry half a pound of •I - Loy thew in • claw tie pin with • of Mmspgp.hb el butter sad put r� ta a rather het even. Ishak. 1M pin htta{taseMy fiat the shsee& may onlnr u brews, When d • milers Tight OF THE WOLVES. %Il' father was a minister In the small parish of Upper Reodale, ,u Norway %Theo we tint settled at Upper Keed•le part ousts the permit lad bean uamulestal for years by wolves. The old dense that had mow protected the deg keauel had (.11 en to dewy, and it had eat Oleo thought worth whale to have it replaced. We had two dugs at the parsonage Ajax and Hector Ales was • sooum..o hare hound, whim 00d black saddled. Hs was medium reel mad the most spirited auo.d I have ever Kneen. W. smell boys had m•oy a merry frolic wteb i..m. lifted when he bad bounded far beyond us to fetch a ball or stick nue of us bad cast he would he down, his heed be- tween his laws, his eyes 1.• umber with roguishness, to wait until • o caught up w him. M sono as we e. -re neer rnouvh to touch bits he wou:d dart ninthly away, sod se he would keep at up until we deippel down, enable to make another step. Theo he would roll pa the ground with us, hub. blow over with mirth. H0 bras newer known to soap or snarl at las, so emitter hew rough we ought be He dew .t every dog, large or small, that appeared on the road. Swift a. 1o/hosing, with +•mss t hat gripped Idle • sits a1, • e i1 ii an indomitable will, he smelly a tie off victorious : when he did gat tato a etSob Hector came growl:tag to his rescue, end 'bats i•i..t the matter. Hector w,• • !erg., y.l1.. S,. Mo. or.f, et the lona haired knd. 1►'e uttildrru node bins. drove 11101 sod .aid peaty much a sen phased with bre.. Ile followed w iike- • 'hada.. The •ppro..eh of oral -glom v .e usually *cnnuuce.l 1.. itis writ/. eV* gr -If barky, end thee I.e permitted Ajax to tar- nish the rest co tl.e masc. Sm• ler it its they lowed, Heeler aster harmed, and larger ones theretesmmtemaYir;s.T•aeesnd For Ajax be cherished • faithful, patient friendship. At night Alex dept in the dog kennel, .while Hector kept guard outside. one cold, s'•rlit evening in February 11331., my brother and I, two small boys were coasting on the hill north of the par nonage, our panted caps down over our ears, our fiugere protected by enarse woolen mittesa. The crisp anew croaked and groaned under our heels as we went up the hill, sad .hneked beneath the steel runners of our sledge as we made our ding ;light. dow•w•rd. sharply detioed shadows were east on the snow by the moo•, and He.•tor, and Ajax, our &instant companiens, looked with intelligent eyes on the furyleod scene aMu' u.. Ir to. the paro,w;e woodshed s'•,Ie the lurid glow of the pine torch. The .•ly w,:md ..t choosing there gave us tit.• tnrtanle sense of severity the n••.roe.• ..f people •Iw•y• bring, t►therw,ae the aur rounding stillness was undisturbed save by the oec•.iooal groaning of some heavily laden vehicle oo the road or the slamming of a door in the d15taone. Suddenly my brother seised my .rm. Hark ' whispered he. Ter. *01.11' Tee woLitt' From the thicket above us a Iona, hungry howl wile ranging through the night air It was promptly answered from • point still Lather. up the slope. anti presently from the opposite side of the valley. Throwing bick his head, Hector listssed intently Ajax Untitled and growled. We boys knew the mired and shuddered. lot's go home, said my brother, lashaf, our sleds tnrether. We were on our way down the hall when some one sailed we from the p.non.ys. At the door father was waiting fur us. H. patted Hector's head. helped w boys put up . ter alias .ud brush ad the scow, and then hurried us into the hoose. The wolves .re about, he said quietly to mother, as he took up his paper. She seemed massy and ,lueatiooed us children pretty closely. A series of wolf stories followed, one of them about a was who had a Burow escape from • wolf which had sprung at him one dark night on the public highway. You see, children, we menet be too care- ful, sand smother as she reg the bell for the mud to bria( is simper. %% hale we were still at the table. Ole .lohoeno, o.e of the farm hands, owns in from the woodshed and sand in the door- way shivering. It might he well to keep the don u, -doors to night, said he. Have you seen any wolves' asked father. No, but i heard them • while ago, replied Ole. Take Ajax into the servants' hall, meld mother. and Hector rely sleep in the ours. erTio have Hector 1n our room seenle4 to us boys the Beet, most delightful thing imag- inable. We were quite sure he was the strongest dog in the world, and could dim - pow of twenty, aye, • hundred wolves. As we west up to bed, however, our courage was somewhat shakes by Um dist- ant howling we heard, and when Hooter came upstairs with Iflarit, the uurm.0aid, 0e screamed aloud with fright. We aes- salty thought the wolf had broken in. Long after we had *rent into bed we lay shivering with celd and with dread, until Beall) the warmth of the ere Merit bad kindled prevailed the room, and tha eraok- ling flames mingled with He.ttor's heavy breathing lolled us to tet How late it was wheel I started up in • panic of terror i menet my. A ooefusd blending of snarling and howling filled the , air, and on the window was plainly °utlts- ed the huge dark head ,Isom. anima with wide open laws. ('lapping ny hands over my eyes i shriek- ed out. Moot was roused by my cry, and 00.01111 to my bedside asked drowsily what was the motto. use is the keens was deemed sad at the window commanding • view of the e►rnggi. Faswus for all tome to the parish will be that 'settle fought betimes ma or semis eolvts and the aeries* doge to the viaaisy. Long drwwo bowls, .krill seated yelps sad ✓ enuobsred greens woke the mimes of this e ight. '. quavered in every limb as 1 womb- ed the thrhng speetacle predated by the Strong, gaunt *Ave. ve. (metalline' with the small dogs that sprang into the air, &n d- srtatt Juwo, rolled user and ever sad spray; forward again. Suddenly • 112.11 Wes seen ruowng frets the direction of the eervauts' h.1l. it wee Ole .1oil net oo. Father threw open Om window and per emptunly ordered Icut to go back into the Imuuae- Ajax 1e with sue, called 01e, halting. Let Houlor loner, he celled presently. Thou, hastening t.: the woodshed be seiz- ed u1 tee end esu el.•starting for the recline of combat. Stay 'Caere you arc. Have you gone stark mad': .hooted fattier. ( Ne stood for • moment irresolute. Above the dos there now arose • high pitched . hrtek front • sous wewould •llh•ve keen e lttona hundn•.ls. 1t gradually 'leonine more and mere 501•.•Cern.l and huelty resolved it- self into • gurgling nm.au. They ere killing ;ham ' screamed Merit s.bbieg alouod. ..t the 1115 started oft as fast as he could ve. He:tor, too, had recognized his cam r►de's tall, With • Mane bark he flung btm.elf agniuSt the 'tall door, tearing and scratching with teeth mid claws, determio ell to got out. Then, in Heayes's same, let him go cried fa, her, food *wit flew down .'wars to upeu toe dod-r rr Mat, A Is1Tria Ivo .I The liral. rao.ual ooau sed northward with vyp.rou. leap,, p ,t 1,.e, 00d 001 Mit, tag natal h- h.4 mons nun whom he was seeking. Thea folio, ed • m,ato:hleas din• ploy of indomitable s'tength •ud ferocity. Fuer •ioi;a were eng•�get!: IS Martel cos. - tat with tete•- t-il, p•fwrrful wolf, who wee 1151 00-.0 t-• .et the le tier ,t A!,: With heal rr•.0 l , Drew Hector .prsug to the 'Loup, i t,te savage brute mud flung it meth tato our air. As it tame sprawling down he throttled it sed and slapped the ground with it like Doe Pone mod, 'taking the •sow by In all directions. Suddenly he relaxed his hold -the wolf was .1064. At the door ot the *reveals' hall stood Ole with Al•i in Masons Hector bounded to- ward them, •oifte.l at the trembling bleed' lug .Al.:, and then darted back lute the thickest ..t the fray. Laying the wounded hound on • cushion, Ole hurried northward agora. taking with him two other lads, each armed with an .ice When they reached the battle field the result of the combat was decided. Four *Dives lay dead or dvang., among a heap of mangled dogs. The others had 'hulked sew,. but their hideous howling was still n,.kiag the eight dismal. Hector, moved front group to group, snilbog .t the detid and tanning over the injured dogs that lay in the meow licking their wou0ns. Fir snore than heli an hour he ps ed to cd oro, dud down, got up again and show ed every sign of intense excitement. Not until ell the living dugs had Pone home did be relinquish hu pest and precept himself at the house door. As soon u he was ad - witted he found hie way to Aja:, and with much dmlouetratioo of affection fell to lick- ing tie little fellow's wounds. This task accomplished, he dropped down with a lour and weary sigh, and began to attend to hu ewa. Ajax crept garnering ketw.en his big comrade's legs, turned uneasily a few times, sod finally curled himself up comfortably. He was pretty buoy hurt. having a deep gash to the hack, with • long, gaping rent in the threat. The nett morning traces of the conflict were widespread. Blood dyed the *1100 ; angled, lifeless wrecks were strewn around and tufts of hair drifted about in the wind. People gathered from all parts of the par- ish. Some lingered about the woodshed, where Ole unrated the blood curdling events of the aught while he dressed the wolf skint All this happened some years age, but even to -day in that far away tittle push in Norway the people speak of that night, and If you should go to the parsonage you would see, close to the gate of the little garden to your right, two low mounds where he the faithful dogs, Hector and Ajax, who tonight the lemons battle with the wolves --from the Norwegian of Jacob Bell, HAD TO PAY THEIR WAY. re 0verhers or amines to Town es Whom Ttiey (weld 0palge. Lewiston Evening Journal ; " They hain't DO conventio• nor notion' In town, to they r asked a lomobaired man, who, with an eld- erly lady carrying an enormous reticule, stepped f•Iteriagly up to the counter in • I.wiston hotel Friday evening and looked theroprietor for in ha weather eye. "Not that I know of," said the propriet- or. " What kind of • c oeventioo, mister, were you looking for'" " W'ol, Been'. B•ptia is my int pick. I'm Rapti.'. Hasty, hien," nodding at his wife, " she's got • Metb'd.i Hanle, but 'twoalda't atter tomb either way, would it •" he replied, smiling at his modest part- 0er. " 1144 you came to tows expecting • con , vention •" asked the proprietor. " Ns ' Oh so ' Not's i know on. Wire both M.( ..A., ye see, Dad do's temp'. rano., and 1 .sid.rable in the linage, and .M'. a Rm Rebekah, and I'm Dae of the G. A. R. poet op in my town. we ooms'int- im' but the folk• is away. We'd osier let em know, twit w• didn't. We've atlas had Hoed luck conee•tte1in' ;elks obeyed • good while and h.4 plenty to sat and • mighty tines, end It hain't Myet wirer eon us eg an' We generally intend to do meet o' our visit in' ta strange, plasss as dellyg•tee, but here we b., •sed oke folks we was • pin' to visit has gess away, and, thnagkt. I. if there's • 00.011100 is town it's migghhty its .bow, but I'd he Dee of 10. breat9ree and .he'd be • sister in li'o'n two minutes . iter sen sees headquarters. 1 thought f'4 ask tie question. No berm,a know. F.f there sets • eesv.*tion of ..y hied - Repub. iia.. or teeteorat, Unitarian, C,oegreg•ti.e. slim. old school Good Tsepior, Sons of Teupp.rr+aee.n.., empe sr HO., m, Pa- trons of Huli•0dry,P.11.O. W.F., O. A. R., solo el Votaress, or soy of tits kid ---you'd keno it, we.ld.'t you " There is no convention .( Ray kind." "Cern* se thee, H..tv," said he warily, ,• well have to .say hem and settle" " Ram, said the headlined, "sive this sample the bridal 1Meber. " net-, ►05 4.1 I. lack ! I cried, pointing. At this Noisiest Nestor, for it was bis W I bad sew, basked loudly, sad steed - its 01 hie hind legs with his ferap.ww oe the widow sill, made •'desperate exert to ens thr.sgh the frost punted glee. M•vieg toward the wieder.. Merit dear ed • spare sed stood peering out into the eight. I• an instant i was at her side, barefooted and trembling. To my dying d.y i shell never forgot t1e eight we am. I. 00 op.e apses on the haled*, Berth of the permeate, • dark tram was wnlhiag and totems no tie snow amid snarls and howls that rent the sir like the rear of a distant waterfall. Wolves' marmured Merit, romping my arm. Jest thee mother opened the deer s.dieg up the hall, tad Horne, dense[ pest beet spews dews ►b .Moe ted Dns sly ategei the treat doer. Mete Rave oder te put the sNlb*e'u shahs 01, sed N wan EA hog Won every 1St* 'tire ask bele them M • 0ele a4er no by trees peer wed .prakie them lightly with alt. d Asea eetevgessy .0sdisi05, Ayer's Cherry P000re1 takes tis ked el •L ether r.msdiee Per the Mist .ad eon .1 sees .seg►. can threat .0d She dempureea Sr inewary trouble to "'high IY. yeaeg we thble, it is is•alu•his• Wag pies pli M woe M etere- Selmmio ler Toe SWIM. Olds $1 a soli, Me a Toils woe IMM. I 'aspire some et Lug garb who find this Im*.t are about to he Married. Yes have chorea • good Mi. sed errs yes meson to "begin lib to/If♦tle" 1 wish yes all hasp - Mame sad all wpNM, and I ask you te pause • little sod seats some god _resole - twos. An old proverb says, all bonnie meads are good, bat where do all the bad "tem Does from • New, 1 daresay you think that whoever has lined„ you will Dot. But let a remind you that the bad wives isd met e nter .uatnnlouy with um mteuuua of be- ing tad. I believe that the threshold of matns0uey is " paved with gaud Osten - llama " It is not what • girl intend. to du, but what joke resolves to du, with God's help, that matters We mind to do many things, but we seldom resolve with • .14 4 fast will &ad ask (od to help us to our re- solution. There are two things that are said t• be good it. marriage A rota wife and health 1s • in.n'u beet wealth. Try to remember that, for very few young m0rried folks hare soy ether kind of wealth : so you ought to he thankful for such things as you have. If you are • good w oman, and your husband la . Mita Who can proerly value your goodness, that is some- thaog 1, be (rootlet ter 1'here are many woolen who hays to be content with • clear co0cieu0. A good wile includes -ouch. Sou may be berutitul, a good housewife and • good stook. awl yet • lad wife. Tu be • good wife • woman requires to be sympathetic. she requires to be unselfish and to have common mum. Thew three things do not •lways go together. Some very unselfish i.-•,n:e are nor •t .11 blessed wits oommou •-,,-e, end •.mote Damm"0- *MOW womeu are .env .1 .0 ',pathetic. It is by combtninc .N three • at the "gaol wife' tomes out. An oink " •,t rash prove. b eye He tit., term a v.ud, ¢std wife (:ee gr.r .nowtn. a••o1 another ors map 1 woro, that I'm sure .f ill understand Tis. ,te.l or fain 4 )1 . . ..r .11 hi. 1.�:.• .• .:..I orally . Ilf * c•...1 or ill w 1• . When 1 *a5 u very lith. girl I used to Le much with my old vreadmother. She was very old-fashioned and very reserved:. but .he was fell of three things -the ('.alms, Er*kine's Sonnets, and proverbs. And she was often giving me •deice or warning* when elle was not telling me lung stories of things that happened in the "coaching days " 1 remember that once we .Doke of • bad wife, and she sed is her sett, low sere -\ mai may spend and aye mend 11 hu wife be ought. But a man wall .pare, and aye be bare. if his wife be naught. Thus you ewe the' touch depends oo • wife. Her goofiness and her hotness snake or mar the marriage and it will not be what youirs intend, but what you resolve to be and do, sod w:th god's help .•.rry nut, that will help you. Vim may have poverty. you may have trials. you may have • rough road to travel, but if you have a heart resolved to ye steadfastly e. in the face of all diffi culties, l;od will blas. you. And no the man you choose much of your happiness will depend. 1 peps you have chosen wise- ly, and I trust you both will resolve to have the three good totalities- -eympothy, un.el- fishnets. and common nose : above andlbe- yo0d !•1l these the blessing of God and faith in him - Weed sad Work. kits t1e demo 1. The following anecdote has both • comical and • pathetic side. What • long time 50 years are in the life of • hunen being , And how tar apart, how uolak• un tate., feelings, opiwen* and habits, men and women can become, who in childhood dept under the sante roof, stmoded the same school, and dreamed of iuthing but of Ming friends forever ' A geotlemaa whose 'courtly m•onerr' were mentioned m •11 the oewepapen when he died, • few years after this incident, fancied in hu old age that he wished to see hu boyhood friends, and most of .l1 the fair young girl whose love, loos years before, be elsest, but not quite, had dared to ask. He forgot count(♦ manners, and galled at hall -oast eleven in the forenoon, H• was asked to walk 'right out tato the kitebeo, ' as then was no fire anywhere else. His early admiration stood t..fot• him in • 00111 ealico dress, no co:lar, 00.1 • wide and not faultlessly clean apron. Her batt combed, grimly hair was tucked ander a rusty lelack-Imce cap, trimmed with faded purple ribbon. She had no teeth, and • huge pair of silver -bowed spectacles were pushed up on her brown, wrinkled fsoe. Fifty-two years Moore they hal parted with • kiss, and he had been intending to meet her with one and thus bridge the chasm of years. Rut changed hue mind whets through hu gold -bowed gleams he took an the picture before him. Wiping her hands on her apron, she gave him • hearty handeheke, and bade him "mit right down," adding that they wore "killing hogs and trying up lard:" bet if he would 'stay to dosser,' .he would have '• Bre put in the front room ' Of aurae he de.liaed the invitation, and for his own comfort, as well as for her con- vesienee, h. determined to aka his all abort. Still, be must say something com- plimentary before leaving ! but what ooald homy! Jest thea the lard boiled neer, and with • shrill cry to her daughter to come quick, the aflame looped up and caught hold of the kettle. The amok@ •od perfume were I0 themselves far from •gremsble, but they were gntefol to the caller, as they gave him • chance for the desired oempl tient. "Your step has Int none o1 its elastity mince the evenings we sauntered together along the banks of the R- -- - , h. said. WE ilk this hni lieg oat his gold -headed cane is needed to Support mine. Yea, simmered the woman, I'm as .pry es • kitten ; and I've thought ever sines You've been here, that I was Rl•d enough tints hm0'1 Changed Mas it has yon. Ma Women avow. That tM twetth may he kept sweet by ads% • tooth powder which oast...s orris reek, marl by nosing the mouth with water tato which • few drops of butteries or Wa- ter* d myrrh have hew put That a sink drew should always he kris. ed with a .aft easel's hair brush, as "'401111 brooms are tae harsh, and out the Mb, That moiled black r•rmwu may 00 den - ed by geegtar with near beck .'oaths., with es equal gusset, of water added, sad • tteepseufal at anusrwns arta alenhol for s•n0 Sat of the liquid. That • dBs renteeauvs jelly ut made by petttmg ate • jar three enema of isinglass, two el Row embus, two at pare anger sandy n od • pi01 bottle d sherry. (heir •lady sad let It soiled all eight. Ie tits u1erui.g e ra the } r 1■ a moos pee of water 'awl lee le deet., 'mill diwleed, obs est aide M harden. T1St lames& .i1 b add to w • we* ter 0005, bleb bard mad milk 11 they sr* is- . ros rius SshortIlsee a'tyl1.I�ghe1tJo f1�1 eess• soh rag saturated with the Sassed od sad oeaYnu e w deaspeo it with tie oil every alight and morning until the Dora saa he re- moved easily •ted without pun. Fresh lard will nesse tar seam M Weer ewe 05 Avoid. A blue eyed poises sever looks eo blue eyed as on a blue dress or white with a blue cravat, whereas the strong blue of the fabric might hove been erpsuted to dim .r kill 10. slight blue of the eye_ A woman with re- morkebly red lap., clad in dull heliotrope, with amethyst*, has •1l the Doral takes from her n.outh, which wean tasted a slight heliotrope tint, and with tbs. Unit the pink .4 her cheek s also touched. An or.inery or even sallow cheek looks so besetifully white as over a white dross, which seemed to iterates to darken it. And, beautiful as the "aesthetic" colon wen in their day they quenched and dimmed their wearers to their own tune. This a not. t0 be wily explatuel by nay hewn chromatic rules. Nor eats 009 uoe my why !unlooses bide darkens dark eyes and adds to their brightness F:xpenmwa and veribcaUou should he es much valued by the woman as by the comtiat philoso- pher. That Weedertel Nay Soy. The proud young mother hal memo to pay her friend a 01511, accompanied by the in- fant heir and his nurse. "1 don't wish to appear m any way impartial," said she, "test really for a child of 'melees months I consider Algernon • marvel of intelligence. He understand, every word that is asud tool joins to the coo vermian Wi•'t a eagacily 'het •!m.at alarms inc at Wee.. Speak to the lady, Algernon " "Itoo h'.o,.' •Aid Algernon. "Listen to that " cried the delighted mother. "He means, 'How do you di Isn't that seonder(vl "Now, Algernon, ask the la.ly to play for us. He adores the piano. Now, Algia deer," (very coaxingly.1 '•800 -boo ' .rid Algernon "He neon,. 'Music' by U.e'. 'I:.., -boo' -'ma-tic " I,u't he too *mart for any' thingNow, love, tall the lady mamma' tome "Reo•bss Fir said Alg.eseh. "That's right. 'Boo-boo' .'Louise ' My name's Louise, you know. Oh, dear, 1 do bops he isn't too *lever to live ' Now, say by -by to the lady, precious.' "Roo -boo'" said Algernon. .. , Soo- bon' _'lay-by. Why, upon me word there's hardly any difference. BIM his little heart ' Isn't he • wooden!" R'IRIIG F98I BONN. .I011N RA141'I1 TIN AND STOVE DEALER, Hamilton-st., has decided to retire from bust**, and will dispose of his entire stock AT and BELOW COST! Mel in order to sell out .quickly. • JOHN RALPH. The old Reliable COAL ALWAYS ON HAND.. \ NOW_is the time to purchase your HARD GOAL The beat and only SCRANTON HARD COAL in this market supplied at current prices on shortest notice. All Coal Weighed at the Mar- ket. WM. LEE Orden left at EL P= & LZ 'S store promptly attended to. 1 + it .,lo.c • T. .11- n" •.tiler g For Coughs and Colds Gray's of Red Spruce Syrup Gum THIt OLD STANDARD REMEDY FOR COi'GHS, COLDS. ASTHMA and all Affections of the Lunge De lure you get GmaT',Arnp. 'Thane'. that aorta. 25C. sad vi. a bottle. Sort eteryw berg Kanter Winless di Co.. P.op.ttro.s m atom -run AL. 3 SUNLI.9015 runpri .Zsm ..1J 1. cO ' 7°ii DOES YOUR WIFE DO HER OWN WAsHuwc? IF she does, see that the wash is made Easy sad Clean by getting her SUNLIGHT SOAP, whit h does away tt ith the terror. of wash -day. Experience will tont ince her that It PAYS to use this soap. HALLIDAY'S IMPERIAL IS AN UP TO DATE RESTAURANT. -_J Choicest Cw /'cfionery, Oysters, Fruits etc. Only the Best kept on hand. - !W if LATEST STYLES - 1N FALL AND WINTER .MILLINERY. MRS. R. B. SMITH. 83-3111 (:Ia.,gow 111.utie. Headquarters for BOOTS AND SHOES. Having received a Targe stock of Boot, and Shies for Fall wear direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the people of Goderich anis 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, tit awl price. Oall and see us. No trouble to showgoouds. N. I;. The old reliable stand -- W. SHARMAN, Jr., Successor to E. i)owstsil. Custom w,rrk an,1 repairing pronitly attended to. NEW -IN =11=SS Now arriving and to arrive, and although I do not indulge in tit( Sprtad-Eagle style of advertising so colnmon at the present day, a dis- cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods I handle ate- New Seasonable and up to date. Prices are right every time and all at time, Quality considered. I need not enumerate the different lines ii Stock and to arrive in due course, bat the public may rest assured tha no House in the Trade can do better, as I buy only from the bee Wholesale Houses, and on x strictly cash basis. One of my Specialtiet just to hand in nn Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goals Trade. lisp* 11.. ellndly eM1.0Md. • ser gess, St.e.m.a for Coati. A. MUNRO Drat:ow and Haberdasher CROSS -CUT SAWS! We keep a large awortni*nt of the very hest Brand nn an thefees, ground from four to aro perm thinner on the hack tit on AND ARE FULLY WARRANTEI Thee, Deeds we have reduced is price and are sow melba. ti AT PRICES NEVER BYPORZ HZARD Or. A hal Lire of Filer, J ointrre. Readies .ed Maser Always in Meek. -Besse seined. DAVISON & CO., 111111111011,1011116.1 116 ig. IP.