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TSS SIGNAL : GODIRION, ONT., TIIVENDAT, SEPT. 1. 11105.
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A M. Weed.
Almost a
Hopeless Case.
A Terrible Gough. No Meet Might
nor Day. Given up by Doctors.
A LIFE SAVED
MY TAXING
AYER SPECTORACHERRYL
••fieveral years ago. 1 caught a severo
attended with a terrible Bough that
ear no rest, either day or night. The doc-
tors, atter working over me to the best ot
their anility, pronounced my ease hopeless,
and told they could do no more for me.
A friend, learning of my trouble, sent me
a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, welch I
began to take. and very soon i was greatly
n•Ikved. Ity the time I had used the whole
bottle. i was completely cured. i harp never
bud much of a cough since that tone, and 1
Irmay believe that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
sated my life •'-W. i1. WA L,. t Quimby
Are., Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
MONIST AWARDS AT WORLD S FAIR.
dyer's l'slla the Beat Family
F.>
OF 1 \ T i RF> 1• Tu 11"i )11EN.
4ela•.IIar Tare.
Ladte► who loss •o have Monett "light r,
Sit un then heads to h..• heather will be
tiled : L•.. ti.....u• a....,• 6......... • be
geode ot Meek b reeh..r or crio.'I•n. (ares.
esblbebed with small est•wnm. Thor w 11
k•ap .. •..r,•., J .. , l Y y ••I it 1.•n•o,
and A' •b.. ..i3O t• Ile p••,t'.- y, st•H
1.os{'h to supper. oil' the f•rhiou..ble trot.
emege.
The AIvmsgenr.al .1 111/7114111111fe.
Arteries •ha ..r -anger• eat r.9 • room
often 1.) : "Notice how the etre are
grouped Lofty. her after '. a ws.y►.e hes I• ft
a pia :e •nn ', v •n j n r h•.n • P.• oars'• easy
stUru.i..f.. ia.rd•." A ,• my l.u...k..tue
4b Seat Arch, of furniture w••*I.i ate lathe await
(reed, of f•.11 •w.eg thief.. B•. u.,doebt
.4* .... . .,*+y..•p1..••• ,...sod 4I
•,M. Me' 1 .1.r gr„al. fen u.ay r ny.r..tl.s
Wiry Ara* tinge....• 1 .• per ...bar to
alai It. fiat. hoe., r•.n ply. .n for apart
that tnev lust 1., on, d• ad together.
Al yt.0 souk los .1r•.vilia ••o,. . r. you
sejet yaw 7,6.4' .0 t..i ,rev at
that they are th w hu wh•ch von mai your
lustre, • r.'wne Aber hove h... .e•t.4 sear
enMRh t•• be' 1 th or c'o^d •n'i.I, unolm,in
tinsel talk w1 -.h i• nn'. pieta'!. .•rose •
are" ke% whoeb e' 'n ',entre. et•" chain
mad hot teo far •w•% Irma each other.
smsr, L.w s• *f Irish 11r. en.
Gowns of Irish 1 1011 navy r•ecl.ed the
high dist tucuou tow sun.s.er 09 beim, eon,
honed with •sun and c•'•tiy fele.. The is
parted (rub holm ge•vse ••. DOD In vogue.
Mfrs, of .hem are 'nate wt,h emb n,'Iered
S55n.•. and .mons the teaser 0,11.1 are those
(rob i...l wr * l,la.•k •seen in 1 je,,
A fetching goes when high hoes is is•
tr^dn.d show, tF. swore skirt of Mies
Aster:el It is nnun.d on the frost, hot
emwerenou•'v stiffer int et the h•ek. With
the.ktr• os worn • silk jacket of light brows
taffeta. seetr►rod with punk rn..bude. It
has revert of geeerou..I*mens•nM, tmtli.'id
Walt • spangled tnmm•ng in gold sad
Retro The vauo:bt cufl..re edged with
the same glistening g
As.Jjwt•bl.• front of white moon Triode
ems .•.m,rastes the good tune. The frout may
he vatted •ecordtug to the i.n.y of the
weeret. With tri. gain • full front of
dark brown chiffon. npplieg with frills el
yell cc C.Itscirtuee lace is newt obarntmg.
was a pale peak er rime that did erretee.fer
this weetd .tw bo ea geed taste and task.
• eery effective t.•ekrreeed fur the t►:a
nun
luete•d of hetes plaited the mull skirt r
carefully gatkered and fells over its silky
hang in fino curves. ha irtwitlg.anlage
.•f three .arrow flouncee carefully hammed
by band sad headed by • quills, whisk M is
reality • trtple bot prig of very same
push MAIO ru.bua. Breast Nick ribbsw,tbet
entail is timer s• the sou►.i width, asks
the yoke, one 'kr lower part of the bodies.
which is el the mull, is fulled to ft. This
foliose is evenly laiden the Yoko edge, but
at the wait 't is drawn to the centre ss
teat s panted egad w acbievei.
The yoke is am laid with rather soarer
I.oe, white 10 eau', and the cellar, which
u
folded muU. has an edge el Ian turned
over on it as if It were • .pesisIl% made
roiliest cellar.
RETAILERS Ai{E SHOWING
Checked silk boluses.
Wnunr dells et violet wood.
Lees ario.d..lored gr.srd see.
Mohair skirts haying silk ruffles.
Koucle tweeds m croeswtse .topes.
gale crepeos for costumes sed waists.
Boas of name .nmp.d black ribbons.
Jet button, set m • rim of rbue stones.
Fine woolled h•regi. to *lego colorings.
of two eaters in undulating
1'i -owns
m.a.
Thin black crepons dotted with jet
beads.
�:eel
• I uotee.
l
okapi of laes and spangled mela rttMes
monde.
Nubia rugs in Wilton, mcquetM and vel
vet designs.
Toques of bleak satin trimmed with lace
ted let.
l'ereale shirt waste haven, • poured
French frost.
Tatler Bowes having bishop sleeves and
•nrno.erculls.
Ital.e.l .pts of hleek mon.,r on • black
erei..,u statins. --Div I:ood. F:rouotnid.
hat ornaments shindig SIM t.1 -
PICKLES.
. C•'1 -gree YI.a.LL..
Cr the smallest cucumbers you eon pro
core. To mob hundred allow one oenee of
mustard feed, hoe tonne ot *loess, a Targe
tablespoonful .f salt, a capful of sugar, and
two small red peppers. I'ut the armee,
Rot mizteg them, in two thea muslin bags.
I'I.w the cucumbers la • kettle on the
'twee with enough good vinegar to cover
thew ; also place the spines in the vinegar,,
together with the pepper, cut in thew.
Hest the simmer as slowly as possible, end
aloes ht is ambling hot. tee pickles u*
ready to setswa%.
vt-telco • RIMS TO IATIi P11-I.1.t.
`elect green tonuloes of medium size,
nose nvott in *bleb the seed* are turning
Ing red ; slice them crosswise, making the
.1 cr. about half an inch thiel. !lake •
brine strong enough to float an toga by pour
fog bofieg water ever errs' eel-, and
• ism it threu,h cheese cloth to remove all
sediment. \•hes the brine is ould pour at
over the trinatses, and allow It to stand
tweet) four how*, Plasm three quarts of
water, • piece of alum the size of • small
egg, heating the water to diastole* the alum
When the alum hat disappeared and the
wattr is hot, cook the tomatoes in It, • few
at a teen, until tender. While the toms-,
, a.t ceoktog prepare the following dry
sitter.: One teaspoonful • f ground moves
two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon. use dessert ,
spooulul of 'ironed muatard,naif • teapot n
ful of pepper, one tablespoonful of sugar.
M s the tugrdtaats moll together. ,Veen
all the tomatoes have been cooked as direct
e.l, Mace a layer of them two inches thick
•t the bottom of • stone jar, on top of them
plass • heavy .prinll'og of the mixed
spar, thee another 1 .y'er of tomatoes, and
.o en until all are used. Now *over with
coli vwoegar and set away.
1.1.11'
The beans should he young Nal t seder•
the green been generally be'ev more setts
(atm y than the yellow, Styli the teens,
and cook teem gently in slight! stilted
water until they sr. quite t tele -snout
twenty minutes usually. Thain well, sod
whets cold, pack them in eine jets or in •
small •t.oe jar. Sprinkle Rightly with
pepper, and to each ycart of bans odd;sue
t. •spe,ntul of mustard Bred and one table
. poop of gi..ed boneradi.h. Cover with
cool vises,r and 11e up.
Lad, terry, oa 5.Irk.rbeeker..
Indy !Sorrows on tote London Telegraph
gives her opinion on the great knocker
booker question. She a•.rrts that the only
lads cyclrt. who Le,. any rude remarks
eddrr.sred to them are thus' who wear what
is celled "eating's! dress." •east .he add.. •'1
bete it. 1 think It p.rlrctly horr,b!e, and I
have never met nes one yet w h.. e'th. r liked
R wore it. 1 hoar • treatmans opinions en
the.0►Ices, end I thank tit. re is . strong
feeling eg.inet 11. lady Dudley, Lady
Mot -aeon, Lely Larson •II ovele,
but 1 •m ears n 1 one of them would appear
e n her machine without • skirt ever her
ketckertp.rkere
"The .1,'t is not at all dangerous 1
wear epee .4h-' it se not mate full. mid
1 hat• it •uff.neel with hoer hair to lust
S leye the kn.o•, which keeps it nee el the
way and prevents it eIngR.sg 1, is lined,
het to er•ler that It .h. 1 wet ..rob it is
d itched in places •ll the way rnu. 1. and 1
Read it meet snceeefal a.1 ken never et
perten.e4 the sllghteet meendent or moon
veane.v from it. 1 wear no ',aorta under
wrath only hoick ch.. -ken awl gai'ses to
the knem." She c'ro, 14do., "T'h.•eth 1 he
Idea@ that all nbj•cnn••• t.. evtrng *tall will
'nasally dee await. I de at this& Leglieb
Win well ever note reamed* themselves
Se the divided •►Ire
The a.Iwtr Nell Gels •.
The beauty of eat is aoe•rhnt that (•a
sever be dented, end wade It 1e sot • oar
tieal•tly expea.•ve maws •I it h.enmes
wisely tr gash. 11 tsp. instme.;k as silk or
esti. le rrgni-«t for los lining, writes ie
hal A. M•II t. it The I.obes'Home Jenreal
That girl ebo ie • owe lead d pretty
e ethos sed son.n,, Mows hoe saved the white
Wilk M whets aft,. parry dress that has
estvad Ml lite sod wahine it, eller it has
hen tnw.Ughly rlw.••@A. be • fees8•tins
11111(as Men Hirt, ...Owe ',hien it leek. se
INK 11 setae* he ins. I.gr.d d whits
P11' *1.11 1.1.
Chop vety finely • peek of greet toms
teas. ix green peppers and lour omens.
!stir all together with • eupfel of malt, and
let the mixture stand ever sight. la the
'aortas[ your off what *stet may have ac
aureola •d, and °ester with vinegar, adding
olio cupful' ot horse radish, one cupful of
angor, one tablespoonful of cloves, etas
tahlesp.00ful of cinnamon and one table-
st...esful of allspice. Cook slowly until
seder, and do up to wide-mouthed bottles.
.'wIles' ••Itow
The i.grodents required for this recipe
are . One quart of small cucumbers, ase
quart of small rasions, toe quart of string
Dewe., two quarts vinegar. toe head of
mul,flower, en. cupful of ssturti.m seed,
half • cupful of gelded nil, ase cupful of
sugar, half • pougd of English mustard,
half • tablespoonful of turmeric, two table
spoonfuls of mustard seed. Bent the eauh-
flnwer, the neons and the onions u.til ten
der, het do sot boil them together. Cover
rhe encumbers and the .satortism seed with
a strong trine made of salt and water and
let them r.main for Sweat, four hours
Irwin off the brine, add the cooked wogs
tables, pleasing all together in • scans jar
The osuliHower should ho picked into small
pieces. sod are should be taken that It Is not
cooked tno much Plan the yi•egar on the firs
Ir w PFSssrvng 1. ti N. Mia the mustard
and the '.rmair together, moisten it with
• little wild viar, adeisg enough to make
• thin past. ; and when the vinegar is at the
bnhlmg pout add thr mixture, and stir the
vinegar until it oommeeoes to thiekes
Then old the sager, mwtard sssd and oil.
Conk two minors., and peer this dressing
over the vegetables a the lar Mit well,
wad when o,.ld est away in rla.s jars.
ri' kill • I s..
Use the smallest noun, yea cart fled, pour
hot wetter over them, and when the ■elm
Dan easily he reeneed, make @sough steam
brows k' aver the maims ; let them resumes
is it trent one nuvrsisg to the most ; replan,
the old brim@ with mew, allowing it .lo to
remain en the mines twenty loser heirs,
and rhanye the brise again ea she third
w orming •n the fourth monis' nieg pmt the
noises an fresh water esti heat thaw to the
- .selling polio, at Plitt( fr.gn1.rl, • A plat
of milk added to the water will ►alp to
whiten th. minium derisg that What.
Dram wall. and Owe the Gesso, in a jar,
pewter boil lin het Haw ever Nem.
HEROIC MAGGIE C'FLYNN.
Y a cabin on a sunny hillside over-
. king tae has of Ihebl,u u.alt • u•,ddle
aged brother and ester 1 rN •,.s. was •
helpie•e ample, en!sruly depe..J•ut ep.w has
/fetor'. exert -tom ; and ea her death • cab
was seat fres the peer hoses to briag bis
tither for shelter. The poor wretch oleo
to the wily hawse he had ever kerns. and
he surly refused te leave it. etyma that
ite would she ff deprived el hie 'leer air aid
shut up witless prison walla. '
His load laoteentione had brought the
priest used some of his sagbbore to Ws aide,
Yid ewe of th. latter, Maggio O•ylye, felt
• deer impulse of pity toward* the wafer
tenets ales. She was • eagle woman of
ab..st fifty live, ul weather bastes, said .er-
mal, sot attractive .ppearaaes. Skits sated
as herd .. the estate et • gestl.m•a close
bv, to whom bar cavies' were is/valuable
"'Heald bard," she mail tie the poor -►ossa
officials ; "Its ave Maggie O'ily.s that 'all
see a poor rerun takes to the poor hear
when she tins give him • shelter. It's •
Darner and o w.lcon.el cos io me ow■ cabin
Mick Carla shall have.
But hen hie novenae ta'erp..ed and
vowed he would allow no such soiadal in
the parish avian u.sarrled sen and wawa
share the same dwelliog, .ripples or so
cripples.
••Shun, Maggio, v.0 won t go back on
your word ispler.d poor Mick.
Maggie hesitated a stoutest, thea ruraise
te the priest said : "If there • no other way
M save him !tan the house, your rsverenoe,
1. 1 marry his, ea' sorra • haporth will rev
ode be able toma% agiaatthis
it was in vain thee bs reveeoaw plated
eat the terrible burden Maggie was taking
uvoo herself.
'Its for the leve of God lin tsarryfng his
•s' sot to please myself,- was the answer
shoo retained ; "s.' sure the Bleared Virgto
will neva let me west ler the bite ea' sop
whoa .be sou me sharing it with the erey-
t►ur that has naysbur.'
The maniere took plow, and until hie
death, several years later, the kted hearted
Maggie 1)Tlysu earet.11y tended sad sup-
ported the poor helpless cripple is her ewe
cable.
CHILD CHARACTER.
Ruskin' es Natural Traits el lalastIle Is
ss. etre.
The first character of right childhood is
that it is modest. A well-bred child does
not think it can teach its parents, or that it
knows everything. It may think that its
father and meatier know everything - per-
hap.
erhaps that all grownup people know 'ivory
thing ; very certainly at le sure that it does
sot. And it is always asking questions and
westing to know more. A secoal ebarac
ter of right eh,ldho.d is to be faithful. Per
carving that Ito father Laos's art w hat is
good for it,a ot.b.e ubild tree s Lim wh.l•%,
gives him his hand, and will Welk blind-
folded with him it he hods it. A third
character of right childhood is to be loving
and geuerous. (eve a little Love N • child
and you get • great deal back. It levee
even 61leg rear it when it is the right kind
of ehl l: would await give the beet of what
it has away if you seed It ; doss not lav
plane for getting everything in the house for
itself, sod delights is helping people you
caro.% pleas' It so much as by giving It •
chanes of being useful in ever .o little •
way. And bemuse of all those oh.raeters
it is cheerful Putting its ttust in it. father
it is careful for nothing; beim, full of love
to every crew ure,it IS always bappv,whe•h
er in it• play or its duty. S-', thee, you
Wave the child's character in the four thio t.
-humLt,, faith, cbd"rit, anti cheerful
Off'.
The Volterra Rebasktns•B la lands* Inas
• Serf sus of 41,000 *aelmrw liandsaidSONG
t 615,000 • year to key M I el peie.
Twe.t-see R1Ns &vests.
1. The C'reatloa of Man. . .. B, C. 4001
2. Thr l►elog. •• 2343
3 The Diversion 's 233
Diversion
4. the l'.11 of Abraham e• 1941
5 The Decent site Egg,'N 1706
h. The Eteluefro•m F..vpt a 1591
7. The 1.•w given on Seri s• 1490
R. The i'. -saga of the ,lordas. ••1451
9 The Period cf the.ludgt. B.G1.1431 1(495
10. The Kingdom lestitu .d u •-
der Saul i. C. 1095
11. Davide ■ R'igi ..... R. C. 1095-1015
12. Toe Dedication et the Tem -
pie n F B. C. 1006
'13. The Divisioet the -etch m. ' 9915
14. The Fall ret Savant, and end
of the Kingdom of Israel 72i
lo. The Brat Gsbvloniah Cap
tivitvofJudah ... '• 606
14. The Destruction of Je.. •l.m " 586
17. Ti. itaitoratit.n el the Jews. " 536
13. Th. Temple Completed- 517
19. The Reforms of Ezra •• 450
20. The Rebuilding et the Tem-
ple by Herrod ..... .. .. 17
21. TLe Binh of Christ. . •• 4
22. The Asc.n.ios of Christ A D. 30
23. The f'osver.loo of Saul •' 36
24. The (oa.eil at Jerusalem . " 50
25. The Destruction of Jerusalem " 70
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West street BAKER, ` MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
STILI, LEADS TRE TDADB. ! The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone SEE OUR DISPLAY.
--- Unto the business of supplying
Coal, and has opened out tel IT WILL INTEREST YOU.
His bread is made from pure
Manitoba Hour -Inane from the J. S. PLATT'S WOODYARO,
cream of the Manitoba wheat -and
therefore is the be sit in the world. where he will keep on hand the
This is a big thing to say but it is Best Qualities of
• a fact and you have the p.i. lick. p .00j%{•'
of buying this bread at the same IOIllI1
valley Coas made from inferior flour at the
price of 5 cents per loaf, delivered
to any part of the town.
Orders for cakes promptly at-
tended to.
r -Wedding cakes and almond -
icing a speciality. •
D
D. D. C. STRAC H A N
(:Ai1'TRLON.
CHAS. A. NAIRN.
which will be
delivered promptly.
at Lowest Market Price".
IF YOU WANT
Whom 4.. Wag ■Rey
This was years age, for Adam has bees
dead quite • while, though to be sure helms
left a progeny that keeps op pretty well the
family shsrasssristies. There are wise men
today who delve ante the misty pastand tell
u. all marte of t hinge, hnt th., are blest en
thew events that would maks Adam Inter
seting to the modern man. %Vh•t did Adam
de whew he nn • sliver under his finger
nail • Had he to take measles and whop
in .owghif he had ooras dad be sue then.
with • razor or did he streteh forth • hand
is the future wed get • hotel• of Puta•n's
Painless Coin Extractor' I'otoa.m'e is the
beet, is sure, safe, painless, and sots In
•west s four hunk
The old hymn.
A boy to Sosered learned to stag the old
peahen that were as hooeshn14 words on the
kirk and by the fireside. When be grew up
he wa.der.d away from his settee country,
and was takes eaptire by the Tmrks and
w•Yp w slave In one of the Barbary Stehle
Erthl•ra lee( veers were passed In slavery
is • strata land and amass heathen peo-
ple. But the (optive aver forgot the
by mw he had sung in his old roma, gad of-
ten he would .it and sing over the word. F•
had leased from hie moue mother.
One ionising sane sailor* en en English
man of war won surprised to bear the fault
liar tone of "Old Readied- .sees Rotund/
to them over the moomligbt waves.
At ear they .wgpsetd that awe sf their
mototrtroes was prang away is beads'..
V.mkl• •rmnut films/ es they es.lt•i •
best. and pushed off to shore. They fogad
the septa.. and awms•dcd in getting bask
with him In their tassel without crest*"
as alarm The old byes was to. meats d
restoration t, her sed frwrM
C. 1),.nnelly, pn.priotnr of the popular
sad well-known Windom Hotel, Allidne,
Out , was troubled for viers with 1teh-
tI.g fail.. He was purenad.d by Jars*
Me(i•rvwy, Ailiruon, livery mall, to see
Chess's Oisttwent, *hash he did, was
wired, has hod n.' return of than wad
highly remember'''. i bis 04.4nest or s
sovereign erre for Pik*.
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G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent.
OODEItICH, ONT.
WESTERN FAIR 1
London, Sept. 12 to 21, 1895.
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CANADA'S FAVORITE LIVE STOCK EINISITION
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SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers is all kinds of
LUMBEK. (.41H, SHINGLES
And builder's material of every desory,tisa
School Furniture a Specialty.
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ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P
R. W. MCKENZIE
can supply you with a good article at a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden ani
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c,
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a calL
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
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MUN RO'S
Several Linos of Goods to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which
additions will be matte as the Season advance..
Goods are All marked at the Lowest Living Profit ani selected with
more than usual carr.
Customers may rest matured that everything will be up-to-date, and all
Departments well assorted, therefore no need of particularising particulars.
Special attention given to small wares.
inspection kindly solicited Prompt delivery of purchases to any ped
of the town
A. MUNRO,
11064 Draper and HHabard.a.bar•
WM. SHARM.N, Jr.
BOOTS AND SHOES I
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Of She's r • better investment than a very tow prise paid fee a !rag pelf. le the
Ce.tomer who sane mosey.
Remember, we will not sell you a sheepskin er shoddy shoe without te/the
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