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THE SIGNAL: QODZRICf, ON'T.e THURSDAY SEPT. 12 1115.
AYER'S
Hair
VIGOR
=smtores naturall
oolor to the haire
and also prevents
tt talltag out. ire.
m. W. P,uwtck, of
Dlsby, )K. II.. says:
"A little nitre
thau two year* ago
my hair
began
t•. turn
gra
and fall
nut. Af-
ter the
use of
One bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor mi
hair was restored to its original
Color and ceased failing out. An
utionid application has since kept
e hair in good condition."—Mrs.
. F. Fsxwtca, Digby. N. S.
Growth
of Hair.
" Eight Jemis ago. I had the vario-..
laid. and Lost my hair. which prevl.
ously was quite abundant. I tried
a vanity of preparations, but with-
out beneficial result, till I began to
fear 1 should be permanently bald.
About six months ago, my husband
brought home a battle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and I began at once to
use it. In a short time, new hair
began to appear, and there is now
every prospect of as thick a growth
of hair as before my illness." —
Mrs. A. WEBER, l'ulymnla St., New
Orleans, La.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
1 alar♦HIh /:r
Mt I. C. ATER & CO., LOVELt., MASS., U .S. A.
Ilrr'a PUIa sure Sick Headache.
H.' .1 \ TEREsr TO WOMEN.
HELPFUL HIM ' S
A few figs added to stewed pear.
Rub sng tis teek•tt lee with • woollen
clot. d•.uprlth ►et ,a.i c.
Rewriting whitewaph •pots by instantly
w•tbin( is stroog vinegar
Diplom; •w• •. us a anwg - aster once a
week t , mike them touga.
>rm.1 t.,,.el p••tsto.w fried is deep lard,
after dmpps.g ro ego sod crumb..
To Lelip polished steel from rusting by
wapiti{ with a ve. y little oil on • cloth.
AA.ahine Fate•..:: usual t... ,.1uke-waren
suds, cal itemise over severs I t In. k oe•.yr
el flannel.
Washer hoe flrsiel in • oat! of tepid
water tb wh ea • tsele.Euoa:ul ot cors: h..
been added
Replevin. brews ses.ns on baking •)ohs
by di:•pt .l • damp dean I to veto •°g and
n►buag flail with. it.
Steepiee small boles in plaster wt'h one
pert master tit terse, turee pirta tine 'mud,
tautest 0!tti cold water
Keep silver itr ght toc,:.eteselly putting
us shoat/Aosta water, yt::ich u waltz.. but
wise the silver is aided.
Washing smoke -*tamed lamp chimneys is
worm suds, and.while we', rubbing, them
with dre .alt or with vomiter.
PUDDINGS AND PiES.
Ismen Pie—Make the paste tires and hok•
it he u: a nsakiuv toe Whoa. u,p. A hood rec,pe
for pie ,:nus. is. to ever handful of dour
add • table.pxo.nhtl of I.rd ..d • pinch of
salt . do not eft flour R.r pee crust.: first
e si,np cot a handful and put It in • low 1 ;
two bandfu'.:. et.uu,h for the loss: crust
of •o ural ..•r. eiz ..t pay pdaer, and the (ower
or*•t u so, you need for r luno° pis.
After voa.have put the Hour in the bowl
add the lard an the proportion mentioned,
then take i knife and mix the Isrd and flour
toguthe. 111, at as all In lite p.II. s ; then
pour in • little we cold water and stir of all
into one mase. Now d our your moulding
board well and put the duualt on, and, turo-
ug It ..ewe lightly osee or twice to vet it
evil covered with dour. roll it out with •
well floured rolling pin and line the p.• duh
w.th at.. Turn the edges and balks u a
quill. oven : when • detuate brown take it
out awed see it in a cool, dry plates til, ready
to 111.
To M•k• the Filhog I'ut one pint of
water cad a cup of graasl•ted auger In •
farina kettle and stand on a slow fire. Add
the juice and prated rind of one and • half
lemens, and stand where it will get hot.
Beat to • froth the yolks of two etre sod
Kir it in the kettle with • fork Whpe this
begins to thicken add a lump of but6thhr and
• pinch of salt. Wham waked to the con
Meilen y of't.tok cr..In tour it into the pan
suet. When it has stood lona enough to
he quota as stiff as Islly cover the p•e with
the beaten whites •f the eggs, t.. which
'sough powdered never .nould he added to
nob. it. • 111.1e *off ; stead the pie is the
eves lust long enough to turn the meringue
• de'is's hrown, and our pee is 'lane end
will be deletions.
Toptns 1'ream Puldirg Soak four
tablespoonfuls o1 tapioca In water oyes
sight. I. the morning put s quart of milk
is • Varma kettle, and when the milk Rete to
the boiling potent stir in the t•bios ; add
• halt pint more of mtik sed let it amok till
she tapiees •s all dlsolved, so there are no
lumps of It to be seen. Boat the yolks of
fear eggs with n, heaving tablespoonfuls of
g ranulated angst to • foam, grate is half •
sell nutmeg, and add • teaspoonful of
Vanilla attract. Stir in • pinch of salt,
then take the kettle from the range meal
pour the milk over the hwt.•n eggs, stirring
quickly with • silver fort while ° u Ming
paged in to keep it from curdling put
Mak in the kettle and let it enok until it
Minns to wring'r• m.• top, then pour into
your podding duh Thu padding m.be
eaten either hot or *old. It is really bailer
sold
Cream Bice Paddler. Wash two table-
. pooaluls of rice earl ad to it • cupful of
g r•n.1.ted eager, • t fu1 of grated
• ntenea. s teseponefel of roadie, • pistol' el 1
sole awl • quart et neh milk This should 1
los is an earthen or agate peddler dish.
Steed it in s slew seer •.l stir it very el.
ten -whew the ries is vets soft remove the
brows wrest that may have famed over the
ataspp,, iltlr is • heals ovoid milk awl let the
peididR hake till the •ssuNIee.wy of moms, i
thea I$ V taw Int It get font • little
Ibrows owe, *1.sop.
tattoo Treppe. --Make • quart J steam
ooffee. Wheal sold odd s put of rich
weans and a torp .*odse map of eu4•r. Kest
I.•as altogether 1111 a ie loamy. boon pt 1s
• wetly covered pail sad peel .t in shipped
'oe. Stand it to the coldest part of the re-
frigerator until ready to serve.
Tapioca Apple Peel as tart apples;
tete out the cors stud pities them in the
bottom of • pudding dun. `loan tytht tea•
epooutule of tapioca u • wart of water at
the back o1 ala. stove caul all is duoolved ;
then sweeten with six teblspoonlul.ot.ugar;
add • lump of butter and • p1.ch of Belt
and grate to half • instill nutmeg; peer this
Alt ov.r the apples; stood this to tae oven
and bake till eke • Nlly; it it dries out and
gets too thank add • little water.
Apple Ssow--lake six tine. large trees'
Inge, or Spttreobrgu; peel them and cut in
•, .atter., re.soyus toe cures; put them in
• smooth porcelain hoed or an agate kettle.
with • little water 10 keep room (rum stick
lug; to each apple add • level tahlspoostul
el granulated sugar; place kettle .4 the
range and oak bluely until apples are
Mate; do sot stir. %%hes done press the
apples through a oolonder into • large fowl,
stir in a mach of salt and let stand *nisi
perfectly cold. Theo break the whits of
lour eyes Into another bolsi: add two table
spooslu.ls of powdered soder; pour the ap
pie sauce over thus and beat until the whole
ie • stiff froth Then pour It over ams
sponge Dake or Indy Angers which have been
pieced .0 • glow dub: put the duh 1n • re
frigetor and serve the 'apple snow' we
cold.
HINTS IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
A d•tsty and delicate cake Is made of
strawberries out of the old routine in this
wise : Divide into three equal parte and
bake in telly•oske pans the fe.lowtng batter.
One spoonful of sugar, one cup of sugar, •
little salt, tae yolks et three eggs, one cup
of mllk,and hour enough to take • motiusn
staff hatter. and one heaping teaspoonful of
b•kt.g powder. The more thoroughly
this is beaten the lighter it will be. When
these are baked and eold,.pro•.d the filling
in geueroualy between the levers of sake,
with • vood amount un the top Ewell then
WIMP will 1. loft to serve with the oaks,
like • sauce. It maks it even more delici-
ous.
A delicate strawberry desert is made in
0.1s way lots • sauce pen put two coffee
spoons of water, and when boiling, add oau
cup of sugar, one level teaspoonful of salt.
and two level te•,pooefuls of cornstarch.
blended in • little water. Cook three
and pour into • large bowl Wb.a
oold, beet up thoroughly, and also beat is
the frothed whites of three spars and one
quart of m•sh•.trawberrus, ,ill all of •
eow:stewc). Pour into moulds and set up
on the tee. It is better made the day be-
fore mi is wanted, and should cot be served
either with crown or a veltow baited ciac
turd, made of the three eggs of which the
white. are used.
Biscuit glee*, which is just now mon
popular than any other, is made in the
following way. Separate eight fresh eggs,
and beat the yoke ver light, mining with
them as soon as well broken • cup and one -
hall of sugar, and • quarter of a teaspoon
ful of salt. Hest • pot of coact, de not
boil, add the egg and, sugar, and stir until
the mixture is slightly thickened. When
cold add • teespouuful of milk and • fourth
-of a cupful of good short. or Msr•auhtno.
Pack your freezer, put in the mixture, and
stir .lowly anti' it is partly frozen. Than
mu with It one put of sweet cream Obit u
whipped drv, fill the g'w care, and put •
laver of them in the bottom of the freezer on
a sheet of thick pasteboard. l'ut apiece of
board on top of the oases, and oo this @tend
another later ••f the filed cases. See that
the freezer is cold before packing, and keep
standing two or three hours—II. H. is X.
1 , I'ost.
A delightful ,tr•wberry pudding as made
an this way . Moak over night one cup of
taptoe• in five cups ot cold water. In the
mureing, put this over the tire an • milk
boiler, and cook tall the tapioca becomes
clear, which should be an half an hour Stir
tato this one cup of sugar and • level tea
spoonful of salt. Lastly. add one :quart of
strawberries. pour into • pudding dish, and
baker (ler an hour to • moderate oven. It Is
good either hot or :old, and is beat served
with eager and cream.
A delicious "wing soup is made from •
tinned pulse et pees or beans seasoned with
two bunches of fresh watercress. a handful
of sorrel leaves, one or awe
*mall sprirg mime, and part of • hooch of
parsley. Tenter the herbs and simmer them
to one ounce of fresh butter. When well
evoked, add to the soup, cook slowly les
minutes, and strain. Just beton serving,
add the heobn yolk of an egg and • table
spoonful of sweet cream.
wesssi'e •eeesd SS✓ps..
Woman is still clamoring for her "vested
rights. ' in spite of the fast that she is not
only vested but is neck tied,.tandmng collar-
ed, shirt bosomed and, moon bloomers have
arms in, other thinged as well. The rest
will Dome it she a Hay patient. It Is oervo
Harisg to be ever hasty.
13 Tam .f tleblst.
Wm. t:oldtng, commercial traveller,
1:111 Esther et., Tor. rot.., says : For 1:i
years I suffered nn.odd misery from Itch
ing Piles, sometimes called pin worms.
Many and many weeks !moo 1 has to lay
off the road from this trouble. I tried
eight other pile ointments and so called
remedies with no permanent relief to the
intense itching and stinging, which, irrt.
fated by 'scratching, would bleed and ul-
cerate. One-half • box of l'esse'e l►int-
ment cured me completely.
TM cheeses limp' welt.
Through an accident, Mn. ('has. Pilo
tette, of Attal,s,Ala.,hse dnosvered a cheap
and etoelleot way et preserving butter
Eyre yon ago she dropped • bowl of but-
ter Into a well at her home. The other day
the well was beteg cleaned and the lost
bowl was found. The butter had remained
meet., and wee as pun and froth se when
put tate the well by mistake.
DELICATE OPERATION.
A ram l ntevrd trews IM Lent et • CAIN
Tire and ■ stair leets 014.
Throat Burgeon Thomas F. McCleary, of
the Iirnokyln throat Hospital, at South
Third street a.d Redford evenue,last sight,
sainted ht House Margins Simp.ou and IR.
Jewett, performed • very rare operation os
Molokai* Schaff, two and • half yeah of
ago, el No. 112 I.y soh st. Ho removed •
pia from the loft Iasi which had mimed est
✓ hymed' or air alder the ske.. Inst Mow -
My the mother sotieed the *bald playing
with • black shawl pa, two and a half
bashes long, and tent it frost her Blas
shortly afterwards the child began taaeegb
▪ .otherr put h / 's the :it
threat, but meld set Bed •rytbbg. An
M•delism motioned se osuph, se wbel•wse
..moms was aJI.d, but es eswsseti s. M
IMelded thea teess vale r shsetwellse Y the
ties&
As the child eeedisi d Se 'raw wsrng, •
eiseghboring physician was sal'ed is and al-
es de.ndiel that there was iso ube ruutton to
the threat. Ga T.s.doy • swelli..g ap-
' peered all over Use body, sad it was evident
the luxe had bees punctured and au had
.seeped wider the skin.
Septic psesssoota also developed tied It
was doomded to perform an operation. Every
hese the.hild breathed the ear .welled um
der the skis un the back and front of the
body. Kseh encused.ng sts.nlbatieo by
the finger had forced the pro, whoa' had
been swallowed bead downward, further
down the broochaal tube, until at the bifur
oases or eeparotion et the bruockual tube
shops had punctured the right lung.
As 'measles two touts lose was made
and the mans el the trouble tooted, The
child's eoodation, owing to the poouse:0m,
is very serious, •Itheugh Dr. Mlotle•ry be
heves she will ulumotelt recover A
epeeist issMmbent made for removing a
cork from the throat of a minister is Brook-
lyn tour year, este Iles seed
N ew le fever a sleek.
How many boys and girls know hew to
oovr a book properly 'bat is. so as to Ret
the euroers square and even ' It Is sot
hard alter you have been shown, though It
is not east to guns. Put the book In the
centre of a sheet of paper large enough to
allow two inches to he turned a at the top,
bottom and aides. Fold the Dover over the
..ides. and coeses it so that at will not slip.
Thee cut diagosally from the top and bot-
tom of the piper to posers lust a little bo-
yood where the book will open. In many
books this msy he determined wily by the
handing. Cut straight elite from the alp and
bottom of the paper to the tour esrnen of
tn. edges. Theo told the paper forming, the
extension of the sides down between the
book and the part el the paper cover which
Polis over the toe; Tine will make essb
corner perfectly Neagh When untie/ AMY
it u better to Told the fwrsers rather VMS
to slit them, as the cloth is apt to tray-, but
they should always to turned and folded so
se to come outside the book ateelt, between
it and the cover.
✓ ellk•MS N 'III• sen.
She who is still loyal to psttiooata will be
sure to favor the skirt made of dark blue
morsel. It is almost as satufsctory is its
flaring effect as baaroloth, and though net
quite as dainty as the muslin skirt. with at,
frills of embroider-, yet it diminishes the
washerwoman's bttl, and that u saying
much 10 its favor. The skire is made with a
dark blue elm t,ek• winch fits smoothly MR
the hips, and is cool and comtortsble is swo-
mr. It has organ -peps plaits at the back
and • ru ole at the sides and to front. The
ruffle is bound with silt, and oltoeethr the
silk has an air of elegance. Nein skirts of
black moreon are .:xesie,lintry serviceahle,
and those made of white with • lose frill
mise charming to wear beneath an unlined
law', organdie or dimity- frock. --World.
Ayre Hair Vigor tomes up the weak
hour rood, stimutots the vessels and testis
which supply the Bair with nutrition,
stretigtbens tee hair Itself, and adds the oil
which limps its shaf • soft, lustrous. and
silky. The mast popular and ialnable toilet
prepetration in the world.
PLANING MILL.
ESTABLISHED IRS!.
Buchauaiis & Rhyuas
r•', Cr •c, R,taiu
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Bls+less 1nall hied. of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
and builder's rnatsrtal of every deecrtptba
School Furniture a Specialty.
WESTERN FAIR I
London, Sept. 12 to 21, 1895.
SPECIAL ixeaiallIo> *•Thal oar •1t.
lalLW aye.
Sera amuse lint
CANADA'S FAVIIINTE UK STOCK EXHIBITION
r'awwtiT 110 K-*P*aaliD.
loo/ries flame
Live Stook. September 11th.
A11 cher (►e'artment.. septoleber6Mi.
Final Payment In stakes. Ample 131h,
AmiPro Ptak .t leelb• 504 rrlvlkettts ss
Ground.. ties. nib.
SNP tAI. Anh•.71ono Wild kkast t±how. SO
pima* Arabs. ^ urks, Sheiks. Ladies of
the Turki.h I'al.er,.do.. .ith Horse..
t'atsete and � R and a host
Prize I.tAts. I'ro„r.mms. and Conditions of
Sale toe Booths free. Apply to
f ArT.A.W. PERTS. TIOeM A.letelwar:.
1'restdeat. iletoretar,.
TRE THOROUGHARSD STALLION
D. CANTELON,
West street BARER,
STILL LEADS THE TRADE.
His bread is made from pure
Manitoba tlour—made from the
cream of the Manitoba wheat—and
therefore is the best in the world.
This is a big thing to say but it is
a fact and you have the privilege
of buying this bread at the same
as made from inferior flour at
price of 5 cents per loaf, delivered
to any pert of the town.
Orders for cakes promptly at-
tended to.
pWedding cakes and almond -
icing a speciality.
D. CANTELON.
OILET SOAPS
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
OUR DISPLAY.
IT WILL INTEREST YOU.
CHAS. A. NAIRN.
IF YOU WANT
A SUMMER SUIT
.e w of First-class Make,
Good Material and
Latest Style,
—CALL UPON—
HUGH
PON—
HUGH DUNLOP,
Tax west.$. / lelbler
next le leek of Ifewlsral.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
We guarantee Destd's Kidney 1911. to cure any
case of Bright's IMsease, Diabetes. i.umbago.
Drops Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Fema.b
Troubles. Impure Bland or mosey refunded.
Sold by all dealers in medicine or by mail oo
receipt of t.rfce. sm. pet boa. or Sim hoses Sitio.
DP L. A. SMITH • CO.. Toronto.
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ONL L.La..ari al ttATINY
INSURES 4000 D•R(ITION.
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Patronise
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A Competition.
Ties CAIIUD/AI PACIFIC R.ILWOT flava
Ociaabeen ewablfsbeA se eve
sane
y��• serv1es with has and /1.
chi y fie pb i Ns amid he
It 'MND pa sal et 01107 penance wks
Peg, emelt wee thee hespsn�'' ss
Ilwso. em�emtttr with *11 Iswes awl Mbems
'a pwssmd S. fwnalA• noel es—eTwvopa
Obert wars le et 51(041 y
Ilowmy 0 �. PalMis Qmmst
Ilan V a Lala M.lglIF, Q. ter
New Fall Goods
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DRESS GOODS, GOLF MANTLINGS, CAPE and
MANTLE CLOTHS, TWEEDS.
A Complete Assortment of Ladies' Under -Vests for 15
cents, long sleeves. Our All Wool Vests at 50 cents
are Special Value.
We have t,tie best All Wool Men's Shirt and Drawers in
'thewirket.
Just received a lot of Bleached and Unbleached Table
Linens, Table Napkins, Towels and Towelings direct
from Belfast, which are great value.
54 inch All Flax Table Idles, 25, Catleached.
54 •• " " 48, itleached.
64• " " " 69, Bleached.
We have still a small lot of Dress Goods that we are
selling at about Half Price.
A lot of Ladies' Colored Capes about Half Price.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Groat Carpet and Lace Oartaia Warehouse of the Oosad.
iDo You Waste t
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 and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to Rive' toe a call
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
MUNRO'S_
Several Linen of Goals to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which
additions will he made as the Season advance..
Goods are all marked at the Lowest Living Profit and selected with
more than usual care.
Customers may rest assured that everything will be up-to-date, and all
Departments well assorted, therefore no need of particularizing particulars.
Special attention given to small wares.
inspection kindly solicited Prompt delivery of purchases to any part
of the town
A. MUNRO,
2(164 °haver and Haberdasher.
WM. SHARMAN, Jr.
BOOTS AND SHOES
We see that the customer knowing thet • fair prim paid for • Good Pair of Boot*
or Shoes is a better investment than • very low price paid tar • poor pair, is the
Customer who saves money.
Remember, we will not sell you • sheepskin or shoddy Shoe without letting
you know It.
We um to sell only First -('lass Stook. Ws bay it right aasd will sell it ri¢t.
(LIT and examine our floods and !'ries sed we are man that we eau wit ye
is Style and Quality.
Gaeta, step in cad have • gist •t our $3,O° SLATU =OS, the best atm
in the market today for the Soley.
WM. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Capewsr ems ea. and Swerwee
Coal. Coal.
The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, and has opened out in
J. S. PUTT'S WOODYARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Beet Qualities of
Lehigh YalleY Co!I
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D. O. 8TACHAN
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G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent;
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