HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-12-6, Page 6THINGS REALLY
WOi{TH KNOW INC.
A('C(►RDINil to the lien c. salable
nkat tyle were over 10411 Milieu awe-
+se...t lamp is .se is the United atat.ak
tF,- leg:Deisgof this year. Th. .rl$y .1
LI.- tru.ps ads..• la the Boehm Motor este ere
the .ork int *.ream, snow merit*, days.
stork .. thirty lamps per person.
1 he greatest .veld expel .eased by 1'.. 7i.
ket A.cod explore ',-us woe S'Ldeg' r.. txvow
sVir Stuart Je.41ra., • 1ea..f.au surveyor,
Jlfrttes in the popular Softies /deathly that
he bm uoder,looe t.5 AVMS blow zero ID
the open air without beteg rendered very
ascomtortaWe by IL
In • new work of eUKu1v rear Prof. War.
ren ...cu..es the ••fatigue'' of metals •
111,411g tern. used to down* then low of
purer of r1,istaeoe after having been sub
,e..••d to • s:rstn. ( et ►ilea grow thus
"he .o.ted am! finally break bole the effect
ret . -ors and @trains me mail that no single
on- .d them •eaten W davit au) eli..:4 et all.
far world a on'por of geld has increased
from 70'2,R..01A.e. in 18.0 to 2,217,643 mom
in 1343, but dunnv ties some period the
yield per boa decreased from 13.30 to 1C•.(14
p:naywetr4ts. T. A. Rickard writes that
•• the steady, .k reathe to the yield per tui
as due to the exbawuom of the high.rgrade,
fret .. nillisg ore oar the surtaee.'
I1.e nea• ac•.femy at Athens is built of
garble from the sante ouarrls which fur-
U$14ed the p,..rble for the Parthenon, and its
*trio' .ora are briiiirntiy deserted to red,
Nuc and gold. This might be a.aaidered
barbaric it it were not classical, but Mace
the disceveries nude an excavating at Ath-
ena within the heat twenty years it is no
longer pnsebble to doubt that the ancient
(•reeks often painted their choicest marble.
In the moat gaudy colon.
1 roe United States now have about forty
geese:e engaged in whaling , the remnant of
• ::,:.•t which o' -.o numbered 500 ships. The
demand for whale oil ha..ogreath-decrees-
ed that the industry has dwtudle.l away. 11
IA noir supi,oz.ed chrely by the .tenand for
whalebone. ,which u •lw•yi meetly in ex -
cede of the supply. Americo whaler; which
go as far north an 14440;0 flay in midsummer
gwaorrlly .peed tate water tree, ea up te
]Hul.ou• I)ay. _ .
Freak E 'nyder calm the irrcat dam over
le
the 4'orade River at Ausuo, Tex.,. "•
second Nara." It s 1,300 feet long and
OR foot high, rising tae streams te) leer above
low water mark. Not oily will is fur.. *14
the city will •lectmc fight mod power for
the pumps of tw water -works. but there
• wilt IA • largersurplus of weer for mills and
fectreries. The like formed by tate does is
tweet votive miles look.nd coverts an area
Of .1.(Ak acres. Worship is .14.. is • very simple •lair.
In massy of the temples the ch:ef feature i.
• looking -glass emblematic of purity of mule
Nor it as a foot of water au w'lich the wor
•.hipper washes on entering. He then preys
before the dams, drops a few .xeppere Into •
boa and nags • hell three times as he gore
tout N:oce the Mikado declared 14411.elt tot
longer divine' and infallitde Japanese sceptic •
ism tow mown nptdl,.
In a paper on the status of the nickel in -
decry. 1*'eV. I.. Austin says that the fu-
ture of nickel depends largely on that o1
nickel -steel, which is now teeing tested for
armor plate. It it proves to be grertly su-
perior to ordinary steel toe demand for
stckel will teeth in cheapening the waste -
/el processes now eel In reducing it. As
• result of the coethoe.i of such processs
that the output of nickel is so limited that
is 18039 it did not exceed .0e -half to ,.0e -
\ shard that et silver. 'rho principal deposits'
\are In New 4 •ledonl• and the Pr.rriof
Iinterio, Canada, though It as found in New
York and u widely distributed in both the
('sited :Tates and Europe
t.
Prat. 1.-ackyer points nut that the great
le of Amen -Ra at Karnak, was built
so at at .unset on the loncest day of the
year the sun would .tune romplete-Iy
through is central gallery. 1t `Ire a sun
temple,. and thio method of " onenatsen,' as
it is called in ancient architecture, undoubt-
edly originedd, as did, all astronomy, in
worship of the sun and other be•eenly
teNbn_
RECIPES-
lr.'•m Biscuit Two eggs beaten very
list, half • pmt of sweet cream, one •iu•rt
M flour, one teaspoonful of salt. To mix
theta beat an • little dour •ed cream alter-
nately. Work them ten minutes, roll very
thin and cut with a glass
1Mtmesl (.riddle fake@ Two cupfule of
oatmeal, one cupful ow wheat deur. • tea-
spoonful of brown sugar, two teaspnoofuls
of baking powder sifted into the dour, half
• teaspoonful of salt, oold water mama,:tt1
to make • batter as thick as buckwhcaf,d
caked.
''ypay Ilam. Cut naees of raw ham thin,
✓ emove the fat and .haps them of equal
e t e : fry them u butter over • brisk tire o0
both aides in • hot dish. MIX with butter
• large handful of Mead erurn) -do table-
spoonful of vinare'. : beat it onto" hot, add-
ing the juice ot • slice of oaten, and pour om
',oh side of ham.
fleet Salt,: with Tnmataes Scallop or tam
in .h: = some cold broiled or braised beef :
pan the pieties round -shaped end meson
with salt, pepper, nil and villager, also very
finely cut up chives: lay all on • piste or
salad bowl, rivseo it • dome-.hape, and
r•rnieh around the salad with peeled or
eu•rtered tomatoes
Freed Sweetbread.. Cut the parboiled
sweetbreads foto even •i,ed metes, sprinkle
.•it and pepper over. dip into egg and bread
or cracker Brun.... and fry :n hot lard.
Green pop are sometimes served with fried
. weetbreads, ,he peas in the centre and the
sweetbreac;e around amperages heals are
also used with white or Brom sauce poured
over•
i'ork steaks. To fry pork .teaks re• .fres
from twenty •five to thirty five minutes: turn
them ones. If they are omit. (at. pour off
all that fn.. out of them when they are half
dwe,aad reserve it for some other use: then
dip the steak. im 5ete bread erumh1 mired
with a tittle powdered sage and pepper and
lay them hack in frying pan When !.heir
toughly cooked, take them ap SIM lav them
upon • hot platter. Mir • little browned
flour in water and mid to it the gravy in
the feyiae pen, poor In • gill of venter a
little salt, end turn it instantly. as it n0i1s
up. over the steaks.
A bees* led,
A lady named Aire T U. M. Humphries,
living In Keene, Ont., who used ealy ewe
bottles of Membr•y • idney and laver
Core, has terwarawl • statera.1.te the
sea' that it completely cured her .f is-
Aamn.•tory rhwmatkidney •sed liver
troubles. Such a of diseases
yielding so quickly te, this remedy should
*ne0urage easter su*lali to Tire it as
hese* trial.
Mbar MOM
Mrs Hliak• ireatfi -teemee tan to.
dere pais better wham Iiia
Mr. Melts Who mays that -a doctor or •
ahenmmker '
•
CLEANING HINTS.
Sever ir00ware walk leek silted mates.
Clews grained woedwurk with odd tea
1%asb rusty gilt frames in @pinta of etas.
I se wool ashes m discolored table -ware.
Wash blaelened ceilings with suds
•water.
Purify jars by soaking them In strong
soda water.
Haub egg camas .0 sliver with salt nu •
damp eloib.
R ►Eager mals Ir,'. furniture with •
lit: ik .west oil.
Rub 11.411 with hot vmeger •WI .4111 and
.Wn4 with time as4se.
('lump steel knives with row potate dip
ped u tine brickdust.
Wash ask .tains In strong hone axial then
swage with lemon juicw
l'tpnnkle salt c•er the sou: on • carpet
cod .weep all up together.
So.k mt:d.w,J .clothes in buttermilk and
spread 00 t ., grew In the sun.
opooge • grew spot with four table-
spoons of altoh.: to toe of salt
Remove pant .pore from • window by
rubbing • copper cent over them.
Hold • fruit stained article over • bowl
aed pour boluus.wate4 through the bow..
Clean • carpet with • brown dipped lin •
•very weal 1ulut4uu of turpentine in hot
water.
I'm • lump of camphor lin au air tight
cam with mix estate to Imp it from dscol
orateoe.
Wash oil @bill with • d•uoel sod warm
water, dry thoroughly and rub with a little
skim null.
The foh wing directions for removing
stoma, sputa, etc-; must be used with ex•
seedling mutate Chloroform. benne,
turpentine, kerosene and gasoline .re all
dangeroussubstanor unless Mut Heti *iib
extreme caro. -
FASHION ECHOES
A favorite haslketchiet is of fine sheer
linen, with• hemstitched border.
Very popular are the collars' ot fur enacts
very full and lust large enough to cover the
shoulders without wnte*ling the waist.
Very comfortable wear an cold weather
are garters. and these are in black and few'
colones well shaped and at moderate prises.
' -for [host who do not care for fur, skirts
are mu.,h trimmed *1114. wide band of vel-
vet, at the top and bollen with p•ssemeo-
terte or with two rows of ribbon velvet,cov-
ered with 1.assementerle.
The best putrtttutes for tianoel pet tweets
are soft silks,u4ted 411.4 edged teeth lace,or
warm, tht..•k flume: drawers worn over cram
Aec.,ttoa. 'these seen) to answer the per -
pogo of warmth without adding to the .tie
of the weerer.
The small Rut.ian taus is liked for any
tune of day and with venous gowns. It s
simply a low, sots, long crown of black vel-
vet boarded narrowly with fur•with a mina -
tare bead of the ;animal m hoot, and as
trtmmiag as civet of tar tails or else two
pointed ends of 1elvl1 wired in the shape ot
Mercury wings lead posed i. fr.0t to point
backwards.
BERT NOVELS.
T1.e following is en elcellest though
limited lot of the heft books for ate to
red :
The best political acme! Lothair.
The best religious novel Bea Hur
The best histonal novel-Ieankoe
The best Irish novel -Handy Aady.
'!fa English novel -Vanity Fair.
comntry life aovel Adam Mede.
The best military• --l'
rte si harles U'Mril
ley.
The best marine move; Mr. Midshipman s
Eery.
l'he best American novel -The scarlet
letter.
The best humorous novel -The Pickwick
Papers.
The beet pathetic novel --The Old ('uriae-
y Shop.
The beet domestic novel -The Vicar of
-•ketield.
The iest Scratch novel The Heart of
idlotnt•n.
The fest dramatic novel The (count of
ante t'nsus.
The boot novel written for • purpose
acle Tom's 1'eon.
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M
RAMS HORM BLASTS.
Love alw•yn weep. whin It has to whip.
Love hexer 1lsatows • burden that u
he.vy.
We are fearing God when we fear to do
wrong
Faith te C'hrtet chanties the ootl.n into •
chariot.
To believe the devil is to lose the peace of
Christ.
One symptom of back•Stdiag et a lack of
thankfulness.
I.elision pure and undetiled aver works
by the month.
law wean iron shoes, and doom t .are
where It steps.
There are no real strong people in thug
world but good people.
The truth we hate the most is the truth
that buts .0 the hardest.
The busier a nae is the herder it as for
the devil to get into conversation with him.
There are some people who are raven or
home who par for doves at camp meeting.
It is not what you put into your pocket,
Mut what you take out that will mete yen
rich.
The man who would go to heaven aloe*
If he could, u the very one who ohght to be
kept out.
The devil is not much concerned about
the ioduenor of the 4 brlatias who sloes not
pray in secret
A wry Petite Fsspe e.
At • crieket match played in the park rel
• well-ko.wo baronet in Sussex there was •
searcit•; of available talent. It was oasis
mry. in e0,1114uence, 10 seeure the services
el ono of the footmen of the h.11 ea umpire.
la due course the barnoel hie master wet
in, .ted the allow. howler eras put en. The
second time he bowled the haronet •ccooppppeedd
the hall with his leg. and the cry of "Flow.
that was raw,'
It was the 100114/1 who had to .sewer
ad. turning to hs master, he exclaimed.
te a half apologetic tone. "Ices afraid I
most mir ':kat at home,' "or t;serge.-
"Not at home ' erred the harenst.
"Wheelie you tiers'
•'Well, them, w George, .Jamas made
tesswer, "if you will hays it. 1 meas that
you're bout
Burdook Mood Bitten mires dyopepeou
Bet dock Blond Ratters our= anemia= t to
Rurdeeh Blood Sitters eerie biliousness .
B.reeck Mood Bitten sures be•d•.rle.
Berrieeek Blond Bitten *sleek. Ill the
c{ei�fd .seretione of the bowels, thou eta. ieg
h hes sod similar eemplat.ta 2tr
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT„ THURSDAY, DEC 6. 1694.
KISSES.
Trate leer t111dewe se atm in the h1a11
Was.
Medical Press aid Chro icia Lu.e may
be ceay.0satly divided tato two damn,
those which beloaq t., •ad are ulImMely
associated' with the warmer peastuas
of Ile heart •ad tholes which ore
purely con.eutwoal. In vette of
the conn:... it -mamas of modern military
pr,ncipler, to u. -liner case a :he habit ds
arable or even permiwblr Nevertheless
It s only • *414'0 of I•bur ter atedloal men
ton to protest rewind the habit, w far as
the int order of kiesw i. eumoerued. Mt
.•robes, hewcvsr pathogenic. will be &goofed
under these ctrcumttanss, and such will be
the case until time is no mors.
%Vitt, 4.epnl, tomes er, to the.e%ood ver
int, of kisses, the matte( is different For
the meet part the habit te practised upon
children, both girls sod boys. Among
themselves, too, ketoses to • Lrre .stent
preyaila But the fac.dty with which diph-
theria, measfs, whooping cough and scarlet
lever are transmitted .n ear., hie renders
the habit one with commies mime well
show to be open to graceoblecttoOa. How
ever essential c.0ventional kisses may he
regarded as • means ot demoostrstiug
friendship and pohtena•ae, parent. .hound,
neeerthelew, we think, c0aufer m thn
matter the eeltue rel their children tint.
(Put . ondemnatton of kisses may, for prac-
tecal purpose., be restricted to the oble..
taonahl. h., ...moon pre..taco of k1esi0,, uo
the noon: h. .lmosg grown up people tt u
unbec..nung, to coy the learnt, while toward
and between cbildree the practice is open to
the greyest 10.picton
1 hilttren can be trained with the greatest
eller to .rler the cheek or the forehead for
the prufl red ...arose, and to elude the at-
tempt to contaminate the lips. The incus
blame period of all the diseases men, wiled
may or may not be tnteetPre in the ordinary
acceptation of the term. I'pon this matter
our knowledge, so far, is by no means cer-
tain, while, on the other head, recent In-
vestigations would mem to indicate that the
infection el • ymottc dice.... In patients is
of- very much longer duration than used
formerly to he su . , ' , enduring. indeed,
long after coeval .ce hu been wale
li.hed
Why tlQ
Tea'ro..a. fir lbs of muscular
isctivi
I. Any man who dose take time to
exeresis@ will probably have tit take time to
be 111.
2. Body and mind are both citta, and tor
the proper us of them our Meeker will hold
us responsible.
3. Exercise grailual:y increases the
physical powers, lad gives more strength to
resist dekne.e.
5. F 410lCise will do for your body' what
intellectual training will do for the mind
educate and strengthen at.
5. Plato called • man tome because be
exercised the mind while the body was as
lowed to suffer.
6. A sound body Use at the tonndati.0 of
all that roes to make life a success. Fixer
caw will help 1.o1!tee it.
7. Exercise will help a young mal to lead
u chat. life.
F,. Varied. light and brisk exeroiSe, next
to sleep, will rest the tired brain better than
asvthinr else.
9. aletal will rust (if not used, and the
body will become diseased if not exercised.
10. A man "to busy" to take cave of his
health is like • workman too busy to sl•rp-
en his tools.
The Irl.it nrb..lata..er.
in the days when teachers were few and
far between an old faehione.i Irish mhool-
ntast
er went the round. frog' district lit tCf to
district. (if lose many stories are stall told
In the Inpoa through which he traveled.
He did an excellent work on the whole, and
trained in the "duo" R'." many men who
afterwards became prominent in public life,
but his brood Irish accent tem the occasion
of many leughable scenes between him rind
his pupils.
t)n one occa.ton the muter examined his
school from the spelling -book before the
committeemen. He always celled the boys
by their last names, pronouncing their
('hrtatan names last, as In • roll call.
" Brown, i'.yter the muter .boated.
Peter Brown stepped forward trembling-
ly.
" f'hat is the pleyrul of the wurrud
J'eter had no knowledge of any such
word as 'tut,but he 1nowere.f *1 random
" Foto
" Wrong ye sire "' thundered the master.
" The pleyrul of 'fut. is 'fate. Sit clown.
Bill, .teems, shtand opp •"
James Bell rose.
' 1)tlYotoe the wurrud
" A hike is • large body of water
" Blockheads ye all stye the day '" shout.
d the muter, angrily: "sure then wuddent
yer own atom tell )e that a 'lake' u • hole
fa • booker o' wather Next b'y itooly,
Moicbael
Michael Uooly stepped up with • confident
and somewhat roguish gleam in his grey
eyes. He was the 1100 of • recent settler of
the schoolmaster's nationality
The master o mckly perceived the know
fag look in the boy'. eyes.
' An whoa do ye luk at me wud the air
per o' yes of, tlooly, Iloich.0l'' he et
Churned. " 1s it that ye think I'd he
puttin' ye • wurrud in the harsh language •
it's a brogue ye expect me 1f, 41 it '-
Michael freckled features betrayed a
grip, though he tried to suppress it by
keepser his lips shut together very tightly
Indeed.
" F•ix, ye shall have int. said thesohool.
master. '• Spill and defosee me bhfe,t-
d•mhnuib1.'
Thu real word from the Irish language,
which moons •tranegressioa, was ton much
even for the specie knowledge of the bright
Irish Americas boy,and ••Uooly. Moichael
went down with the rest.
The oommitteemeo were .-onvin,'al that
they. had • schoolmaster of w.0derful eru
duion and capacity
1 hose wo U..alad.
Keuraigta, swelled oeck, enlarged glands,
lame back sad all muscular pain, ;envenom
and =renege are speedily asd effectually
curd by H.gyard'. 1 ellnw 1 Id. 1t removes
all pain ,r • few appllc•tio.s. ter
11.411 WIS.
A man, meeting on the .tart Henry W_
Paulo, the distinguished, honest, and um
vernally re.peot.d member ot the Bo
b, addresseBoweinhim •/ Mr. 1► - -, • man of
very dtITereat repntatiw.
' i •m sot Mr. it -_ " t... tK answer,
"het Mr Henry W. Paha.
•' 1 peer pardon " mid the
mutate 1 i ,iiia4ake
I will PICO*e MI," Pelee.
hut 1 naouwely hope the devil A
make the ume mistake '
If you •re .minae ttn tial the most reit
able Mood pnriier, read in Ayer's alumnae
tho testimonials of thew *ho have heel
cored of sneh terrible di.sa*.e ea eNserk,
rheumatism. sad ar'reful., by Um ./ oft
ly.
Arse'. Sarsaparilla. Them govern yo.
s..MdMMggoverntwU
S. 1'. SMITH. of Til*-atlda, Ica„
Wh,.a4' constitution was completely
Lr,.ken down, is cured by Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, lie writ. -s:
" Pur eight year., I was, most of the
time. a great ■uff, rer from Constipa-
tion. kidney trouble, an.l loeltieeo
ties. set that my 'nnetitutiun seemed
to 14e completely broken down. I wan
induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
took nearly seven bottles, with such
excellent results that my stomach,
bowels, and kidney' are in perfect con-
dition,
oo-dition, and, in all their functions, as
regular as clock -work. At the time
I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, my
weight was only 1 'I pounds; I now can
brag of lee pounds, and was Dever in so
good health. If you could Mae me be-
fore and tetep n'ing, you would want
me for a traveling adyertheweeDL
I believe thin preparation of Sarsaparilla
to b_ the best in the market today."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
1'rcpared by Dr. J. (' Ayer k ('u., t.owrII, M...
Cures othersewill cure you
tremae Those. Waimea dotal Atte,
An editor out 1Test having been asked if
he ever mw • bald needed woman, replied .
'No, we tie** did. Nur dad we ever see •
woman waltnar .round town in her shirt
sleeves with • cigar between he teeth and
run into every mlo-.s sae mw. %Ye
mw a woman go 44.11:ug with a bottle an
her pocket, sit ',,11141 on the deep grouod
all obey. sed co hater drank at etgnt. Nor
have ere seen • women yank off her
and 1a) ere could lick' wt nean mI tont,.
N... tied bleu he., she 4.n t built that
way '
Friendly .dllrr,
Burglar-- !hitt .hoot
Houmisnlder *north , 11'hy ahouldo't I
shoot' You carne here to rob, and, if nec-
weary, to murder
"Just so. 1 ought to be shot, and you've
got the drop on me, you can do 0 : but for
your own sake 1 •dvaae you not to.'
•' Why not, pray
" First, the .hot will '.11 the police, who
will rush an. smash whichever head they
find up, and t1.a• tee:l be your : second,
you'll be hurried off t.. • fifth, cell, full of
disease and bedbugs, and kept there until
the day frit trial : third, although you will
be declared not guilty, of course, you w111
have to pay the lawyers. Better let me
carry off whim I've got, and deep in peace
and comfort. 111 thank you for your
parse...
. Here. take it. Burglars imine cheaper
than lawyers.' -
Wetter thaw• Mrteg.
Mother Johnny ' on your way home
from school, stop at the store sod get me a
Mick of candy and a iar t poop
Father --What do you went of • stick of
randy '
Mother That s so he'll remember the
soap.
-CI'I'Y-
COAL AND WOOD
YAFLL_
Special attention get en to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
He.d.larcers for all grades of
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
Coal weighed on either market or mr Scales.
Prices Get my before going else w.
Tiaala SAM.
Teiepb.ne .•.aaeetlee.
JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop.
tt@t-IF.
lelsolle• Amnon
PATNNW fir
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reOAV*A
sat 1118MittnDt•IMh 1A . 1T8
OOP Tte.
Pee lnforresthx, mad free f tanolhnne wrriite to
Kt 't • CO. yet "o ow•v. Now Yost.
Qt's or
to forme fee e_rnr4r.e potent. In Morelos.
/ver. ,wt, M a. I. tenaebt heave
P411 .lee 4,7 a *odo alvei@ free of charger the
"• •
ciratifte American
.Aiatiur a 01*st1seIIns tM rr •°.tlen. ti.�.n p
•pt hitter
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k.i;.he.
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ATENTS !
CAVEATS. TIiME SAMS Rb CSPN11LTwTf
s«l. and y1 N»laess 1. the U. S. Peewit
alt.0do4 /o et N(Hlt/14 TN PRAT.
r tom... i. opprire the t . 8. latest Of
Gee. sod w 4 w o*msia Iowan is *ss how
has these emote from WISH ING J''DN.
854144 ANOI'RL OK DI14 wawa, coo ad'
r1.. as t" t4.atsbfhI Ms of eh'.'11 ' 14
Ire make , CCNAm molt (IN/.R11f1 w
?LIN PA XNT
We refer, he, to the Persaete►, the ghtis,
MosoOrnn
y
Order Div.. and to .A,•Isl of ale
U. P. Mead OAMte. Por commies. Whim
(arms and ra(oeuawlm to aswirif .floats Ie raft
awn Stet. et Onmat, irritate
e A 5Nw A stn..
1JI haw* t .a Washington, D O
!UG! DUNLOP,
THE CLOTHIER,
has jai returned from the cities where 1te
has hese aelevttng
10 SPRING GOODS.
Ile hap now on hand a Large Line
of the Choicest G(xhl., in the
Market and is prepared to
turn out work in the Bent
Style possible, and at Priced to
suit the Utiles.
H. DUNLOP.
GODERIOH •
Ste am Boiler Works,
Itt(T Al*Lldll[II'1fIM.)
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
. Stwereaarrle ('kryarelo' MRari•1
Manufacturers of all kinds of Statiot.
ary Marine, i'pright Jr Tubular
Salt Pana, Smoke Ste. L , Sheet i rot
Works, etc., etc.
Ales dealers in Upright slot Hor'xental 9144.
1'•I. a Kn,rines. Automat ie t'ut-UR Kairinee a
pe.c.alty, .UI ..m of pal e and pipe -ditto@
eun.rrntly on hand. !Ultimates furnished oa
tenors notice. Itepeiriag promptly attended to.
4'. O. Hoz 37, tioderleh. Out.
Works--Opra.,te t+. T. R. Station. Uoderlca.
PLAITING MILL.
ISTl11LISMED Illi.
Bllchaiiaiis & IilIylls
.ANt7Ar't 411
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In all 4..n,1. of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
♦n: hu..-ier'e 4,61'rul of e.•ry deeerlptioo
School Furniture a Specialty.
LI O .,• '3 et ;:."73,
SIV:;
REGULATE THE. VIER
.
ONE PILL AiT[R E 'TINE)
NSt:AES GOD Ct6L.T140t.
PRICE 15C1S.ls:133!'^13"• `"
/.�Jr1.tJ
�YSTE!'LRfltiOVATOR
alt. Matt T[Br.D atat1lta.
Sftecific and Anridote for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye
pepefa, eleepleeene.., palpitation of the
heart, liver cornpleant, neuralgia, loss of
memory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
atones, jaundice, kidney and unary
disease., St. Vitus' dance, female irreg.
ul•rfues and reoeral debility
LABORATORY, EODERICR, ONTARIO
J. J1. McLEOD,
Propreter mad ManuLoturer.
McLant;e Srnrta Rt.ovaroa an be had
from all dr�aa,m[i[[ in town, es well as from
all the dne{tr1eta between Owen Sound and
aeatorth. Brussels, D.rb•m and Tow.0tw
11117 Iv.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tan, Caaapuw Pity@ RAILWAY Oat
TPLaowra has bee established b .oro the
psbllo • dna-clam service with fair and per
04411.01 ooespetll la_
it le m41111aaed oe brWnes principles and le
the interest of Ise patrons.
it deserves the support et every parson who
believes'I. eompetitles
Por deli dospaad woo this Coos
�ati l,e,l•m
Ila* oosaeetl.g with all Uses and a b1..
la Wesel Magee, (Lana& mad ypp ure�mses.
North w 5541414 (yolumbDirest tamest sows sel• and row ICeem
moo. --South ado WewLt.
O. IRA*1r18/711e
t87 tf 14ea1 ils•amaor. Oodetrleh
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
we p.rmtee s [ Wary PIN to ren rat
Cafe of grail'. Memntf, Diabetes. iamb.**.
rve.h Yropity �ffd
Said by ad Melees M madlc� ybye it o•
wowed d Mor. pit. pre dna e. tri Meal 80 v.
DR L. A. aMETH • 00.. Toronto.
OXFORD =° FURNACES
.. iN Alli >MgU 44 IAN* ..
eapacitp from 10,000 to 80,00 (pubic Stet
WOOD FNMA=
tILA4 4 URATE, e.;,.o•.s11j
adapted fur w w..l Daus'.,{
hear, Steel IM.tol Ire boa (Min.
mad Radiator. witch heat
patriot ...d ere mason durable
R A DIA l OR of Madera ('seot1410-
ll.0 sad (treat Heating Power
LARUE AS11 WT
COAL FURNACE
Largo Cswtbwst4st 0A0NWor
tator ,Y.Tavel,ewwwlYm radiator
LargeM 'oo '
LargsFood
Stational Me Poto
DEEP ASSH PIT ai �w
Full Guaranteed Capacity . g,', k a,l„e.0-u-- . sem
Ilawtaab.ret by_ FOONOMY COMPANY Ltd., TORONTO.
For Sale by HARPER La, °rabb's Block, Goderich
Protect Your Chest_
We hese • rird•.dset Line of 4o11.1 1 bamoi. rod Felt ` ni-.{•rote, ter.
matte oto:tal;y 101 on end ori .up.rior to the articlew usually weld. Pewee
very Moderate. Kveryeue .4 ...id profee the 1•hr4e veils. II Is the ('rt.del of
1.ife wit►oar of th..e. l',4- el, .,.• .. t.rprrthen
Protect Your i c nth
n4 n+isg Our lhgh-I:rede Ha\ting Powder. lou can rely en '4. .
Pure. ow N ny 158 a• (Amoco*
Flavoring Essences
141 great ...root)
Christmas Perfumes ari't Gift Goods.
We h.re a IM•ruritu: A..ur'm.•n, of the- 1 %tee• .ni Heat arriving daily.
They are fiery .letrecti.e this year. You wall he delighted w.tb tamest.
W. C. GOODE, - - Chemist.
YOU WANT THE BESTI
Buy the `/ Gurney " line cf Stoves and Ranges.
" Oxford Rival,' " Bright Ilea, ' "Grad t rte," " Radiant Souvenir,'
"Countes-4 of Oxford," aril other(. fro•n .•.:10 up to 4140.
WE HAVE
a number of s(tennd-hand Coal and Wood Stoves
from St to :IN,
P S. -There are ten " Gurney ' Stoves '.old in Goderieh to one of an
other make. For sale only by
•
HARPER & LEE!
The leading Stove -Dealers. Plumbers, Tinsmiths alb
Heating Engineers aif Go.Ierich. .
Ila'$totre Fitting and Repairing promptly attended to.
COAL I►II. 4 IhII 'rial Gal's for 40e. -Spilt Ca•i.
no -2-017.7 w.Aw r
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE?
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with • good article at a low, price
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden an
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
I)np t (.4tH to 41i,• In, 4 oil;
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderic
No Stones, Stems, or Dirt!
CLEANED CUR RAISIN
Everybody Likes them.
Your Chn.tm.s ( bier solicited
CHAS. A. NAIRN,
UNDERTAKERS.
J_ BROPHa! da 80
Have wide d to their present butane= one elf R J. Na•b'. Latest 8
of Otty Hearses, also •he finest line of funereal furnishings in the seen
and are new prepared to conduct funerals at prices reasonable
• This department will be strictly attended to by his son Wllliaal, who,
in the employ of the late D. Gordon for the pest Wm Team baa a
kaowledgvl of the ',nein', and y i rcn i,t •ttenticn hopes to @hare fart a
public patronage. Remember the place---WosttNt, on your way to the
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