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THE SIGNAL : OODERICH, ONT.' TIURSDAT SEPT. 26 1898.
U. 11 I- Mr.•481.
Results Astonish
MEN OF SCIENCE.
AYERS y
A MEDICINE
WITHOUT AN EQUAL•
�Ittti
Seate(meut of a Well Known Doctor
'• Ayer's Raneparilla it without an equal
es a bkwd-purlaer and Spring ler, ulnae, and
eannot have praise enough. 1 have watched
Its effects In ehronie cases. where other
treatment was of uyavail, and have heed
astudahed at the results. No other blood
Medicine that 1 have ever used. and 1 have
tried them all, Is so thorough in Its action,
and effects so many permanent cures as
Ayer's fiarsaparina."-Dr. M. F. Oraatt.t.,
Augusta, Ile.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World's Fat:.
Lwrtsl. PW. /tar lir seed fies..3al.
El%•1'.1I'fl: "fail►IES.
el sams, •'uaasid the g, tree, how int
wita•reth sway ' ' by • style trumpeted -
Mom of • new leu•rs, asked hie endless* to
"Sehel.l the win{ tree, haw it lithereta
I away ' Mut peroape one of the most cond-
i, oali.•teawe of .ops al this kud te theorise
1 .1 the pras.her wale, describing eeeeeieaoe.
sad destrtai to get his listeners to vomitus*
theprompting' of its Inward votes to the
hallof rmed unease of the mod, appealed to
theca whether 'here was see then who at
one time or another•'had not felt within
mob the effect of a Waif warned bah. Alter
this, the lostaow et • pessoo who, de
wetly reading the lassoes in solemn tows,
•..ett.oed, "He soak• the wort and
oh•tterhoppers came and vratwpll•n in
numerable, scams •ln.oet oemmuopl•es.
Ro,too, dose tn/:niutake of • propel, who ea
stared hie oeagreg•tion chat • 11 was easter
fur • rich elms to pass through the eve of •
needle than for a same) to ester the kms.
dam of God.'-Kestuu Herald.
Illiadet atssplle/iv.
It u a singular instance cf the simplicity
of the •vera•• mind to watch the entire
good faith in which the country house-
keeper, when she takes her wake abroad
sod bus up the thouw, hides the key for
W di•cavery by .ny ,ether member of the
lentils As • matter of course, she tucks at
away u.dsr the doormat. It Dever came to
eater her dear, unworthy heed that every
other woman of the place doe" preetsely the
same thing, and perhaps every other woman
is every other suburban town. She never
scenic to tbmls that that is Doe place that
any student of her human nature who had
burglarious inclinations would seek entrance
to tea house by simply Itlttag the doormat.
He would be sun to nod abs key ready for
hun there.
Thr Trial. "1 a t rmr.iry editor.
Whatever may iso the truth or the falsity
of the storied) Unit •re t..ld et the scarcity
of funds in • u..un!ry editors pocket or the
sesrcaty cf fond in lila etem•ch, the *toilet
are always told, ave oci.her the progress •t
education nor the growth •u.1 dere:cl.n.est
of the pr.ae seems to have soy effect upon
the crop One of the tweet c..me• from
Kentucky, *herd the monuiain editor, at
least, rarely envelops auto • ('r•o •De or on
Aptetua, and this one u cumcerotog • ninon.
t in editor A subscriber read remembered
him '. art 1. ud:y , •o,:..l•r or two later •
visitor called at hu .
"Glut I see the editor " he in,wred of the
grim Baehr "devil rointimg on a high stool.
"No. sir. replied the youth on the stool.
"He • s e ..,
11'hat • the matter with him "
"Dun no ," said the by. "i Inc of our
subscribers rive nem • (Deg of flour and a
bushel of pertater• t other day. and I
reckou he's touodered.
rIay5.. WIC a r',Ifia.
.1. C•.oper 1'hadwick in his "Experiences
in South .lfrlus, ' ay. t het he was once pal
sing through a hutch tarm le the Trani
vast, when he wont up to the house to see if
he could buy some eggs. lis front of the
5.11x. et foress.eb.
(lo Uooday last whale one of ileo. .l
Watt • tame wee plewang os the Tecumseh
farm, to which the battle in which the him -
,us Tecumseh loot his life was fought, oho
plow turned up • very tine relic to the for to
of • small tomahawk. The weapon still
cuouinal • port* t. tet the ntckory handle,
wnt.n q.1 become petribed from lying 1st
the ground Glace the day .1 the memorable
battle, the nth of October, 1813. The tom -
.hawk must have been very sharp whop in
the hands of the red owner, as 11 sti11 has a
keen edge, notwithstanding its rusty 000dt•
tie*. 'risers was also found on the same
term, • few weeiys ago, • pair of steelyards
of the old fashionsl variety, which had evi-
dantly been u,.d by either the British or
Americans w wetgnmg out rations to the
soldiers. There nag been • great many rel-
tss of dttferemt kinds found on the battle-
field during the pant few years which Sir.
Watts dad not %aloe very highly, always
giving them to anyone for the salting, but
the .be'e two ne pr1/tw wry highly-, and
sou .1 uut part witu 11,eni uut:er .*.y ce*-
,Iderotton.
door .'nod a large barrel
As 1 passed• 1 carelessly tilted the barrel
up to as what was underneath. i let it
down again promptly A big python was
under it
The Du'cbman sold me that he bad shot
at some metals" bet we, and woueded it.
*lightly In the head, whereupon it seemed
to brooms stupehed. He dragged it home,
i:xtraial Its fangs, and I;tue i.y little it
had crown tame.
The py thou measured station fat, was
allowed 'o crawl about the place it sight,
sad never attempted to get away or to do
any damage 1n fact, the farmer found It
useful in kill or rate ant vermin. By day
it was kept under the barrel.
The ehildrale fed the awk• and played
with it. 1 saw one of the Moya drat at out
sad pour two bottles of milk down its
throat, sod thea give it six eggs When
Use children teased 11, it made. hissing
noise and reared upon its tail They were
sot • bet frightened, but would etch hold
of its hewed, and drag it .loss the ground
over their shoulders.
LOOK *10 READ 1
A• my ground lease has not long to ex
pare, it to no) m/eatwa
•
To Sell the Whole of I, Siocd.
You will understand, I want to 1.11 this
Stook, sod any uoe wanting any thins to my
line, now u the time to purchase.
l oil can get
A FURNACE
put in your house now from 375 to 3100,
guarant«f, whwh will burn Coal or Wood.
It is a great a iet.ke to pat In • Furman
that will Dot burn wood, ea two months of
the Winter (spring and Fall) you will only
require 11 ood,
1 have also • Dumber ot Hameed -Head
Stoves. Come early ted secure one.
1 still keep the American Water White,
Cyadt•o Water White, and t'•oadiaa
Oils.
Respecting all over -due notes and
counts, I require to be paid at Dace.
,t•allaed.
Harper • Slag. nDe published more than
twouty-five years ago an amusing ntary of
the ineffectual clone made by • young man
to eecape front serving on • jury
1Yhen 1 was a young ma*, I spent 1
ybare at the . outh, residing for • while at
Port Hudson. oa the lttoutuppl neer. A
Brat deal of uugsthm was going on there,
and it wee .c1 always easy to obtato jury-
men. Co* day 1 was summoned to act in
that capecat1, and repaired to tho court to
iet excused.
(In my name being called, I informed
the pride that 1 was not a freeholder, and
theretors not qualified to serve
••W here do Yeu reside inquired the
Judger
"I am stopping for the tune being at Pert
"1' • hard at the hotel, I presume'
"i take my meals there, but have rerms
iso another pert of the town.--
"So
own.""' o you keep bachelor a hall
'•1'•s, ar.
"Hew long have you lived in that man-
ner
"About eta months.
"1 think you are qualified, gravely re-
marked the ledge "I have never known •
man to keep t cbelor s ball for the lemgth
of time you name without h•vt.g enough
dirt to hu room to make him • freeholder '
The court does not excutw you.
Ms OP/WM system.
Why de merchants eoeourage the credit
sy stem ' lou answer that you don't. Yes,
but you do. it the were not •scour
aged by the mernhants it would not be in
existence today. Did you ever stop to think
that the meraotite community of the coun-
try are the only body of mea that tolerate
the credit system' lot 5 see, you buy pat
and wl1b..t Aat.cal..
Japan is • land without the domestic ui
male. It ie than leek which strikes the
stranger s• forcibly in looking upon Japanese
landscapes. There are ao sows the Japan
ase neither drinks milk or sate mat. There
are bat few bottom, and thew are imported
mainly for the tote of foreigners. The
freight carts to the oily streets are pulled
sad pushed by coolies, sod the pleasure
caresses are nrswu by men There are but
few doge. and these are neither used as
watch dugs, beasts of burden, nor ID hunt
tan, exempt by foreigeers
There are no sheep in Japan, and wool is
not rued is clothing, •ilk and cotton beton
the staples There are no pile pork is an
unknown article of diet, and lard is hot used
in ',00hing. There are ao gats, or mulee,nr
deskey,. Wild animal• there aro, however,
.ad Is perttculer bean of enormous sire.
Ono of these 1Mr Finrk saw, stuffed, in •
museum, he desorihss as big ea Si' rex lie
side another stuffed museum hear is pre
served, in alcohol. the mangled body of •
•held the bear Rad eaten put before beta,
killed
War, ret enures, is septaiatine the Japan
two with the dee of animals. The army bee
awaits horses, and ethers to drag the 0.1d
guns The empress, •I.n, in oboisv* ileitis
tree o1 l:nrepe.s ryaltess, ie as expert
horsewoman, and alldrlle beiges are kept ler
her use Now Yslrk R.etli r.
amp. of neveread M/sec.
It was het • tra.spositins of two of
*Arm lettere which spoilt the eletueaty of •
preacher, -who, is plasm of "Row nos the
Imes to an idol, said, "Row set tibiae eve
to • as ells 1n s s.'*eIs, asamnes • poise
etespw, is gloving est the Ayres, "Cin
laming K,sgp," e.srily stembtsd neer the
`rot syllable. bet, heron eaebls se save him
sail, olaetlsd kis e..1pe„si.s with Ms as
ssomssoeaa t 115 hyesm to slobs will b•
=roam
'Elmn+erisg O.
iMtt► tkM oMla a. Ib• plthll bets wkigk •
walked whisk Ca *es
31 3e.
as -
G. N. DAVIS.
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. PLATT'S WOODYARD,
where hejwill keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
1J8Mft YalleY Coal !
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D. C. STRACHAN.
age stamps, postal notes, money orders,etc.,
oo credit ; try it, 54)11 see what you will be
told. (:o to the theatre Sod you pay
money. Votaress companies demand cash,
and railroad tickets are cash on delivery to
the purchaser. 1Vhv should not the mer-
chant demand and receive cash ' Simply
because he encourages the credit system. It
may be impossible to completely eradicate
the system, but strict limIt•Neoe on credit
A • step no the right road, and its evolution
will he practtally • cash beau system ot
doing business. It an worth • trail whish
should be begun st once. It would .quickly
spread, like measles in • country school,and
when it does It will Delve the great problem
for all trate, When sifted down tt will be
found that the credit system is the progeni-
tor of and responsible tor more evils that of
feet the fin•aclal and bssisses world than
all other sgeDeies combined. Not Daly this,
but it fosters •xtr•vaganee the purchase
of goods whieh pan very well be done with
out - isdustrialyerld.
Wenders of Mr l alverse.
What assertion will make ow believe
that i. one ..00nd of time, ens bat of the
peadulsm of the clock, • any of light travels
over 152,000 miles, and would, therefore,
perform the tour of the world in shout the
same wow that it requires te wink with
our eyelids, and is • much lees time than •
swift runner occupies in taking • marls
stride.
What m•rtnI sow be made to believe,
without demew.tr.tios that the sea an al
most a million time• larger than the earth ,
And that, although oo remote from es, a
memos ball shot directly towards it, and
m•t.taisiag ita fell sped. would be tweet',
years *e reach's, it' 1 et i1 affects the
earth by ill •ttraetiou In as appreciable tea
Mont of *nem '
AM would not ask (or demonstration
wimps told that • goats woe, a its ordin-
ary 01sht bats many hashed timer tea •
wooed, or iNo' ,there estate animated sod
~uteri • a•gaamrad beings. many tbessade
of whew bodies laid together would sal et •
teed an leek '
i). apt Gwoh thiap Snead hitt, the rev•
lags of msde•sn than the sober esselemiese
of pasplo is their waking sassesTbsy"
ale, nevertheless. a siolusisas to widish ..
one may es eert.ialy arrive bribee win
sal. be at Ms triable .f moohMot tae
isio of reassuolog by whhb May bows
LOOK
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BEST FOR
sH i~
AY
D. CANTELON,G-IEAT ...
West street BAKER,
STILL LEADS TIE TIME.
His bread is made from pore
Manitoba dour -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 front inferior flour at the
price of 5 cents per loaf, delivered
to any part of the 'bows.
Orders for cakes promptly at-
tended to.
E 'Wedding cakes and almond -
icing a speciality.
D. l'ANTSLOW.
Tem
Tem Fee rear Wleas/. a/ OA.Aaa
tt ?need ay
TH_
;:. � .4it8 Coe aro.
lata..Idata. Cant
19
ton " 7.• ^ Orr ' Ttt3.6r. PAUL ST.
rect. h '.) 1 .MON rRtaL.
roma oorwt.00ua
T�ILE1_SOAPS
G. W. THOMSON, - • - Agent.
OODwitiCH. OWT.
PLA TmTG MILL.
ESTAILISNID IISS.
BchaIiiis & fihyilas
M an Ur
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In all kinds of
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
SEE OUR DISPLAY.
IT WILL INTEREST YOU.
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's material of every description
School Furniture a Specialty.
Jolie sot the '\t`° tI
.red Muscular
Puns a mete
W dr
Dew"PI e ' IS
w
tt7 ivttlgot me
ons, ,reseal
lila mac.
ref aloes 14m. t suffered with Rheumatic in
the meek se serenity diet I .00kt not even sk
straight Yr s 1 . a L Ymthel
Mso,sr. 1 tried it and sass goon going 'Manisa
rigAt. us. a. C. tlrgTli, awest's Co tteea
Heliot
The Old Reliable
Still on Bect,
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
on the market at $5.50,with
50c. a ton off for Cash,
making it
5 .41Am T O N
enc. Cb..ssst ('eel over sold 1st this market
All Cbnl weighed es the Markkeett�5.•1...
so east yes N.ere rim scot your wslRbt.
Orders loft at HARPER A LEWB
promptly � WM
CHAS. A. NAIRN.
11' YOU WANT
A SUMMER SUIT
.M of First-class Make,
a
Good Material and
Latest Style,
-(.11.1.11-,-)
HUGH DUNLOP,
� ES�
FO
EYERY AY
REMOVAL I _
SALE!
Seem
On October t 5th we purpose moving to
the New Store next to Sturdy Bros.' Grocery,
and as our Stock is very hvy now on account
of the large shipments of Fall Goods just come
to Band, we must reduce our Stock. The
goods are new 'and well bought, having been
bought before the great advance in leathiers,
and many lines are cut below what the hard
cash will buy them for wholesale today.
Tse West•i.t.41./bler
Neat to sank of Montreal.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
We guarantee flodd's Kidoey P111. to care any
case of Bright's Disease. Diabetes. Lumbago,
Dropsy, Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Female
Troubles. Impure Blood -or mosey refunded.
Sold by all deal. n in medicine of by mail tea
receipt et once. loc. per boa. or Sia boles 1a.54‘
DP L. A. SMITH • CO.. Toronto.
Pc
CCNST;PAT:ON.
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Patronise
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$ 73
64
47
1.10
1.15
17
25
75
Misses' Satin Calf Laced Boots, sizes 11 and 12 only ... $1.35
Misses' Heavy Laced Boots, sizes 10, 12 and 1 7.,
Child's Heavy Laced Boots, rivetted, sizes K to 1065
Misses' Fine Calf Button Boots, sizes 11 to 2 1.25
Minae: Fine Kid Buttoned, Toe Cap, sizes 11 to 2.. 1.:35
Ladies' Cloth Slippers, sizes :3 to 7 25
Ladies' Cloth Slippers, e)astic fronts, sizes :3 to 7 :33
Ladies' Kid Skippers with Strap, :3 to 5 only 90
Ladies' Genuine Kid Buttoned (no Sheepskin), exten-
sion sole and tip 1.50. 1.'_)0
Ladies' Dongola Kitt Buttoned, plain toe, turned sole2.00 1 GO
Ladies' Heavy Laced Boots, pegged 1.10 "2
Boys' Solid Leather Laced Boots, doable toe 1.10 `+7
Boys' Sewell Calf Boots, extension sole 1.60 1.25
Boys' School Boots.... , w .. 1.25 1.00
Men's Genuine Kid Gaiters or Laced 1.60 1.25
Men's Genuine Cordovan, J. D. King .. 2.75 2.00
Big Range of Men's Goods in Gaiters or Laid, worth $2.00, $2.25
and $2.50. going at $1.87. See them in oar window.
Dozens of other lines at equally Low Prices, and you'll
like them better when you see them. The stock
of these goods is limited and cannot be re-
placed at these figures, and if you're
needing you will do better
to come early.
SALE COMMENCE.S
altPoona
Competition.
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�'bis.esl.hltstM to eta ta.
s a ilttt movies with IIW sad par
,aa.��t Ion.
ri y lea badcN
badness prises and is
ale teleses of Ys pauses.
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1tapd,MRveermrpat 51 e15v5e.rt parses was
55S=a.wMr~=
said
.rte.
III It asaaan. OMB ala
Friday, Sept. 20th, 1395.
H. B. POLLOCK.
TBOROLD CEIRNT or WATER gra.
AN11
$1.25 PER BBL.
SCOTII FIRE BRICK
$4 PER 100.
AT
R. W. McKENZIE'S
CHEAP HARDWARE ST( ME.
SEE HIS NEW STOCK OF GUNS. •
Sporting Goods 1
We are headquarters for these gtxida. Having purchased in
very low market, we are enabled to supply you with
POWDER, SHOT AND SHELL
and all other Sportsmen's Goods at Very Low Figures. A full line
of General Hardware always on hand. We hold the fort for (food
Goods at Reasonable Prices.
DAVISON & CO.
"THE SI GN/I L "
FOR TE BAUIOZ 01 ?HZ MR
for as Cents.