The Signal, 1895-10-24, Page 6•. L.4..
Result of a
Neglected Cold.
DISEASED LUNGS
Which Doctors Fuld to Help,
CURED BY TAKING
AYER'S=
"I contracted *severe cold, which settled
e. my Iusp, and 1 did what i, sett. -u deet.•
Is such case*. neglected It, LbauUngg it wou10
ao sway as it runs-: but 1 found, alter a
tittle while, that the slightest rxertiva
pained roe. 1 then
Consulted a Doctor
whn found, nn r*amining my holm tbai the
tipper part of lbr left one w as hcul:, :.Sorted
He r./rn me :tom- m-dirt,o who h 1 took as
directed. but it dad not .rent to do any good.
Fortunately,' happened to read its Ayrr's
Alminae..4 the ...feet that .tyer's Cherry
Y-etor.,l had nu oflwrs, and I d-arntlne'I to
given a trial. .atter taking . bow Ana • my
lrou!,le aa• relie•eo, and 1....,.,• I had fin-
Islt•••I 11'.• bolt le I was e'ircl
est.. h. ‘tel, 1s* in Zen ll!r, en.'
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Higbee Awards at WorLI'. Fair.
/Iter'& Ula Curs lm►ilgedtIesiL
Hl)I; EHoLI) NI\TS.
ro REMOVi. STAINS.
TRI SiGNAL: OODEZTOP, ONT., TIITTBSDAT' OCT 44. 1B91.
el ►semi men the weal& restores hen Idler
tea sumu.er'• morass la Mos way : All sae
Meals s s wssu+.l oil, the tors plass* m Lae
mimosa ere !weasel delete sort lime giw,.d
the whole eat.id• se thou washed with •
eaansl sloth dapped in warm woter,eestels
tog • little •01muw, sad lite brans verities
misted with a pshsbw sad metol paste.
titu.t c.mbr►o, tasks sad paste put the to
side to order sad al tn. trunk is very shabby
u
geta • .oat el gray peat ov-r the gray
awn. Leather tars ors wiped inside sad
o ut, and ti'e outside tf tam colored, gets •
thorough ruhetog with the Arming used for
too ghees. For bleak leather Mee polish to
weed, alter 'elbow" the bag with sssslms.
New York I V.UDg Pest.
• 5.w DM•Inlert.a .
The l.•aeet a Rosalie' e.rresposdeut sites
• report published in • supplement to the
Arm. Modtusl .1o010s1, by lar. Kd.rin•s,o0
pixel. • sheep distats.Int utrudsu•d h.
Ur. R.ptaheski. It is prepared by ducal
sing .. morel of .rem soap 1s norm pounds
• t for and slowly •ddtuK • &clot ea u •
little over throe uunoe• led • half of maim
petal& .r soda in thaws woad* water At
iso tams of wing, one port of the syrupy
liquid Nor termed is added to 1`1 harm of
warm, formlig • eve per amt, *elution et
pixel, and it Is seed of the streartb for du
htseusg hien and for muting the hands :
for the disinfection of deje t& 10 per amt.
*elution Is r-.airmmmded. Susi' • salons&
w bees proved to be fatal to the needles
unthracu,tu the knsil'i of t•pheid foyer mad
°bolero, sod t. the Desai 41 suppuration. It
ti mid that the pr.paraum costs 551 v abet
two mats • pound.
A W..derr■1 ars.
As 1t Is very Goldoni that the &tele whish
• has lives is •oouratoly 0...rtatn.d, 1t may
hire st naturalists to know that • summa
hie belougiag to Mrs. John Maokmzto,K:a'
cordo. Maus. Ardruy, "toms shire, noes, ly
Joni at the •utbeatn•ted a.fe of eighties
years. 1■ 1887 at had the mutertene to be
taught as • rat trip whereby both its legs
were amputated eo that ler eight Ins. y.sn
.t %rat about on two short stumps, quite •
suntan} to .l1 who taw ir. A.etlw,r curt
uw aastaocs of vitality t0 domestic fowls..
curried ta the sae. dtetrict. Mrs. Murray,
Kemerling Mills, lead • clucking hen whicb
she wished te keep Moot from the ethers,
and with that Mimi in view planed so
empty hamper ever IL, bottom upwards.
Having been suddenly &tricked bra mean
Ill...., which laid her up ter • month, Mrs.
Murray forgot .11 about the sapti•. hen.
Tolosa • walk duri.g.o.vsleeoe.ee ■h5 mw
the hamper, and ammdi.toly reeollected
the eir,.Mta..at. U. tari.mg over the
hamper the hen, which hod been six weeks
walnut food, was still .live, but very to
seated led almost druuded ut feathers 11
received .•retied ettest!on and turned out to
--- • be the most prolific layer in tie yard.
• Load tare ear she ele.a►wlle se 4111p
•5:.
It is, perhaps. hardly .wr••ary to ley
(het a.oi.. atom! 1 he trMieel o. speedily as
p•e.0 le •tte. tl.s.r first mope &ranee . soon
ones dr it kb. v yrs mors d.tb ...1. t• remove.
rqutn'd b,•h tone mil perseverance.
Pent should be metes,: ly wi.ed oe : paella
en wood, stout, or carpet should be cea-
gealed before 11 bas time to trepatrate. by
thr.wu.g odd water ever it. Tea, sale*.
taL, wine sad fruit staire will disappear e
• usurer of the rime o1 they can he algude
so what. wet. Spots on colored materials
should not be rubbed, but dabbed over sad
e ver •g.md .soil they di..power. Rubbing
rougbsos the .0 -fern and often INTIM a
whiten's' chyle slmist w uosighuy am the
mi cas! stain The dabbing is twit done by
°overtax • finger Sit1, an old baudk.rchef
fngnmtly charged, and great cars should
be taken to costive the operatieu to the
arra of the state itself, and net to extend
ti'e damage t v damping and dabbeg the
. urr...ding mat.nal In the treatment of
slam a . know what von mean 10 de, and se
do it qul.kl, • id neatly, as more than half
the battle. W. will take stains on white
wombat materials first -
F.r acid., ti. up • bot of washing god• in
the .Mord part. making • lather to snap
and s. Id awry, immerse au 1555 sad boil
until She meet disappears.
For arl'.es. wet with medic said, apply
diluted ,hlerids .1 lone, end wash out care
fully.
Apple and peer etaios may he removed by
• caking in paraffin for • tow hours eater.
washing.
Bleo•t, if fresh, is removed by .taking for
twelve hours for r.ld writer, then *whim
h tepid water. If the mark .till remotes,
°over it with • poo'. mads .f cold water
and .tar.b, and .:pave to the w• ter a day
or two. 0I4 stains rectum. saline of pot
&mum dilated with four times ats weight of
water.
Icor erthie and ehoc.l.ts, pour boiling
water thi ugh the .too., and while wet
bold in - tomes of burette*, sulphur.
Fruit steins ma be treated io 11. same
way if fresh, bit rf old, rob than on ►ctk-
✓ hea with yellow .nap, cover thickly with
*old water starch, rub well a.. and -a pose to
the sus and •'r ter three or four day..
Then rub off the mixture sad repeat the
process if 05oo earl.
Gras* .rates are removed by alcohol.
l.k requires 01ilk ter its removal: the
spot .hold be tasked sad gently rubbed.
A fresh stain will disappear quickly. kat an
old ens may need *mhos, a milk for twelve
hours
For iron mould, spread the st•teed pert
ea a pewter plea. wt .ver • hewn of books,
water, end rah Om spots with brsrs.d *or-
r.l Imre., then wash the article in *eft
warm .ode /k, mese tis spot with •
paste n.•f. of lemma inure, salt, reamed
march, and soft map, sad expose to t6. ea■
light.
WORD FROM KOOTENAY.
.ike llaass's Cr'..m..
The esbeek sm was very quiet, ter all
the .oidia had gm* borne. The son had
set mem 11010 Morse, omit there was rely •
loot light u t►.. room. A r.adi.g book
sad • 1111111111 lay 00 Marry s desk. lie Md
Junius t.0 to put them sway.
All at 0005 the readies book maid :
"111.11, date, if 1 eouldn't spoil any better
than you *es, 1 would try bard to hare.
Now, yus sever sae • ,oieep.11ed word e0
nay mac, but 1 see three words spelled
*rung 55 yea.
1 cost help It, reader. ' stud the poor
slate. " 1t to so holt el moue. leu see,
that ear•Isee Intl• Horsy d.es mak• me
spell se that 1 on. reel.y .-tamed of myself.
A little while age hisry tYYam rad na...nd
she 0S., made so spell o.5 surd wrung •11
the time she kept see Aad tbm yule eerbt
1e sea the &worm Harry makes see give to
the exemplum h. Mss to de Is arithmetic '
..b, dear ' i du wish the i. -her would
give me had. to )day White ' Womme
J uurael.
Poi' v.'s Weans et res sneer-.
"Ydly, dear," said the teacher. suppose 1
were to shoot at • tree with Ove birds In it,
and kill throe hew many would be left'"
"'Three, plane, replied Polly, who was
wily six veers old.
•'No, mid the timelier in •urpose. "Moo
would be left.
"No, there wouldn s, ' mud Polly sturdily.
',t'l. hne shot would be left, wad the
Maar twit would be died .way
BEST FOR
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aY
p1ISEEST
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Evibr.
.:EW FALL COODS
IN
DRESS GOODS, GOLF MANTLINGB, CAPE AND MANTLE CLCTL.;, TWEEDS.
5ti(. ii,15 „DACKACAE
feela bore aches
«•tt muicularL#In$.alid
tab jubt put on Itlat
Bani8her of Backache3
SOX: Mfientot PvA3r0R
J. Y, Iranis. Point au ('here. writes: Noth-
ing better for Lupe 11.c& 5o) Lumbeg) lbw tae
(r & 1.. Menthol Plaster.
A. E. M.cLai. ernes from 5 indoor: "rhe D
& 1.. Menthol Plaster is curet[ sere Becks sod
Itheuautism at a great rue in this neiriar.
'.:.t• tacit is air -tight do bas.
DON'T DESPAIR
tit 'K . . .
MANTLE $
are direct frail the
Manufacturer.
The tit Is perfect, and
the making cannot be
beaten.
Pl els Rock Berrron.
We are now show-
ing the best assort-
ment of
GREENLAND
SEAL
CAPES
that the Mat kat affords.
A lot of
MEN'S WOMBAT
FUR COATS
at about Two -Thirds
Regular Prices.
A real Snap.
A Complete Assortment Ladies' L'ndervests, Long Sleeves, t r..n1
Wool Yeats at 50 cents are Special Value.
We have the hes All -Wool Men's Shirts and Drawer's in the markt.'
Just received a lot of Bleached and Unbleached Table Liueas, ,'fab..
Towelings direct from Belfast, which are great value.
54 tach Ail -Flax Table Lieu, 25 Mots, l'uhleaehe.1.
54 .. .. .. 48 files. hrd.
b4.. " .. •• 6q Bleached.
We have still a shall lot of Dress Good; thl.t we are selling at
L..d mus/ng Preep.res der 1&r Year sae
rrrssed Var111tIr. M Milner..
Hips*', (apeciali Oct. 21. The mutat
prospects fer Next year an this locality are
exo.hent, and • largo iedsx of prespeetors
i* exported. Miners sad others :timing In
M•• beau i0 the habit of bnngm4 with
them large quwtittes of Uodd'■ 6ldaey
Pills. • remedy which they all swear by.
and whom •Irtu.s they have extolled te
such an •1test, the' the dr.gguta through•
out tea seetise have become alive to too
ae•e••ity of layer an large supplies to west
the greatly t.oreaaing demised The re
mealy te amorally regarded as au ndispea.
sable port of • other's oaths both for iee
port•bal.ty led • value a preorvur health
whish cease be o°seNYamted.
1a.
and
t epleeasa/ly mttao1ed.
First ot&ce boy Do you oke your job'
Second (Alice boy Naw ' The typewrit-
e r is 3S, tie hook keeper • sore 'muse he
5•n't be. .isle oa ill • week, tie instal
mint eompeuteen the head clerk's bicycle
away trom him tause ha bads t paid up on
it, and the buss woo t let me whistle any-
where.
Mia Pries (glt•tiag)-Wies men make
proverbs, sod feels repeat them.
Miss Smart (musingly , -Ys* : I wander
what wise man made the one you lusi re-
peated.
„Jane, said the mistreat to the mew
girl, " what burned that large hole in the
reg ,..
, Fire. answered Jane laooaitally. and
there the dtale,ae ended.
The Philanthropist In giving you aha
5uart.r, sir, I'm afraid I've eafriended .
hard drinker.
The Beooioary - l'ean mistaken the
tame, sir ; dnski.g la oa. of tea wrest
things 1 do.
Tommy -lay, ma, don't it make pear
kande warm w►...sck me!
w-*eauhlr is*• Tommy. M
Tammy flea weelda's it do just s. well
if you ads Nem over eke gas stove'
Mildew man he removed by rho above
paste or by wanly wetting ti'. .lets, may
eri.g 'bet .rah pewdersd chalk, ad
►leashing on •h• trans
Paint must d..pprur before turpentine
sad pwo...ranee
Searched linea can he restored if the
threads are mit 'aimed fool, • lues sad ex-
tract rho pees from tore mime, add half •
Mat of wise/sr. hall an risme of curd seal
two mase. of Yellers earth,hoil thew well.
and wh.a.wnl. misread over the hoorah, I.5
it dry 55, and thee wash 55t the garment.
Tar Das he talkie Mr with petroleum.
Tea ..nuns y.eld to the action of Iteilittg
water poured through them from a betelt,
•e M (Itemise
Wine stains. it old, treat hk• .Id frail
stelae ; if fresh, toes. salt spread over the
. psta while wet grin ee.trahse the dem.s&
grata of whish the mom to 55kaowa
will fr.gamtly disappear if hold t0 • p •1
milk bottom ea the ere, or by dippnug them
is snot Mnarwilh toot drying tMge h the
see The *retitle' .hnnld be weehd is fold
water, dried, sad the proem replheed env
oral times is the My.
11% Ona Beni two&
A themes elm libel • fresh, eow.bigk ag
wmllk, smite eimenedeee that there ere
leavelt.r. mew OHM sash I.tul .ad diet es
- beggars r .me el the widens, el
Johnny Sailors gamed the Hoek of Gib-
raltar, didn't they, pa'
Ps - What mikes you thank to, missy •
Johnny ('ass, when they sailed Bear it
they had to baul to their 1,h er alter their
their coarse.
Pa t:o and 1511 your mother to put you
to hod.
Mr Hogan Fut's the mood 1 hear y.r
darter Cornelia mak in' to the house beyond !
Mn. (aura* (proudly) --Shure it'. •
primy do.y she's to be, •e' that'. ti'* trifle
sea do he rousing for bar vocal eel:•ore,
Mr Hoge (much relteeed) -Arrah, tart
all! $.r. 1 ('ought else wor garglia* her
Crest.
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We guarantee Dndd's Kidney Pills to cure any
rase of bn.bt'• loosest, Diabetes. l.umtsgo,
•rote's. Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Erman
I r -Bibles. Impure Blood -or money refunded.
Sold qv all deal. rs Ir medicine. or by mail on
receipt of price. tor. per bees. re six boxes $a.ys
DP L.. A. SMITH a CO.. Toronto.
My doctor, said • somewhat voluble
trimly, " woo writing 015 • preseripuo. yes-
terday. I geser•IIy ask him all sort• of
g5eeu5e5 *bale he is writing them. Yes-
terday he ettaroi.ml me and eat down t•
writ. elmethtng 1 kept talkie.. ti.dd..•
ly ha looked up and said ' Hsw has your
system base • Hold out your *00505.' 1
pot est that 01ember and he began to write.
H. wrote •sd 1 held out toy to.au., .rad
*bee he got through, he said : ' Tbat will
de.' ' Rot,' said 1, ' vol haven't looked
at it ' ' N., said he ' 1 didn't care to. i
5511 wasted to k•sp it still while 1 wrote
lb. pr.seript+oa'
Iled.rt.h township The trustees of ti 1
Ile. 10 as, • .paged the sorrows e1 Mr
Rowell, who .. atteediag tile Clinton Model
Moiseol, ter 11446.
Porter s Hill James Ryes. • lenatu,
whet escaped the I.ewdm my lust. te en Gedo-
r.eh tnwa•hip, sear l'etter's H11I, sad every
Bort ie being pat forth he capture.
gta.lsy • its Friday last Ales. Mitekail1
th
I died at e advwer' age d eh year*. ilea 11
was see of t&s .ar..o1 erttMrs, Mvhg bee
a r.dde.t of the towering fee 60 car*. ttagl,l
helped to shop the Hayfield Read, white III
IPSO ail beak. Ry herd week as/ '''p
be was abs s leave hie lased,d lee 1� I
sod dee as ghtw wen p.m.IIJ Ma
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True
Competition.
Ton CANADIAN Picttttc RAILWAY 00.s
Tal.a0SAT« has bees tvt&blleh.d to gave the
5.blle • erst-el&ns service with has sad per
nutmeat nom petit fun.
It le managed ou ominous principles and lm
the Internet of its patron*.
It deserves the support cif every person *bs
hslleve5(im compel it Yon
Por wash deeMlrb mew tea company's
lima, connecting with all 11... and rabies
Is False/ Mase*. 1'assde ale .-repo.
irtreut through were* le •11 wee. is the
Nurihwa.t.Anllsb 3'otumkl.and Pam& Cori
t►meo-Isar& nide Wasl't.
Ile 1g , eel.Surica
i
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M. 1 11..anist Coal ever sold is tis market.
All tial weighed an the Market Resile
en the: ven're sere tee get rear weight.
Orders loft at. HARPER a LRE'H
promptly •Hooded to
WM. L.
1:1
The Great Carpet Lill Lacs Curtain Warehouso of the Conaty.
tent -
( tilt' Ali -
N aptt i ns,'Tewels
RI -.ort 11 tot Price.
COBORi CROS.
Coal. Coal. THOM CEMENT Of WhIt:ti 1114E.
The un.Wrsigned begs to in-
form the Public that, he has ;Rorie
into the butiineltt - of supplying
Coal, and has opened out In
J. S. PLATT'S W000YA: D,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
LeIiih ValleY CoaI !
which will be
delivere.l promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
ANfi
$1.25 PER BBL.
SCOTII FARE BRICK
$4 PER 100.
R. W. McKENZIE'S
1 SEE HIS NEW STOCK Of GUNS.
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE
D. C STRACHAN Sporting Goosi
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Tart Pas,,,, WNwa` IR O.N•faa
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tie POP•41 a,Vatr t tf01 sT. IAUg.
macs/ run i MONrROM,
7.7r PON O.1ALOmva
G. W. THOMSON, - - - Agent.
(t.►I IKKI' H. OMT.
PLANING g MILL.
Bllchalliis & Rulyllas
wamoraoy0aae
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealeee h •11 kiwi* of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
AAA header's ~anal of men amnlpM•e
Bakal Farnitnrt a Illseialty.
We are headquarters . for these goals. Having purchased in a
very low market, we are enabled to supply you with
POWDER, SHOT AND SHELL
and all, other Sportsmen's (loess at Very Low Figures. A full line
of General Hardware always on hand. We hold the fort for Croat
Goods at Reasonable Prices. t
DAVISON & CO.
.
Cannot be Beaten.
• •
In this issue of THE SIGNAL. I announce to the citizens of Goderich
and surrounding country that I am to the front with a magnificent
stock of Clothing, which for quality, price and variety cannot be ex-
celled outside the darker cities. To show that I'm in the push for your
trade, a few quotations are given :
�Q.5O will WY
an All-W.•I Frier lVteter. twoel li.el, b4 leeks* long. with
$6 rric•d ceam•, scdrm oell.r, d••ked p*ekw. 1t'. • world. long..
{ . 7�j will MJJ ant.hlo•1Brwtd, Hca.7 Barg• Suit, properly Dab orad
v tr/01ttci, worth i7 25 of eay nun'. tAoe•y. Ale46 to 42.
$2.75 M Doable Breasted Serge Suit, wenn heed, winter weight. ('heap
$8.00will busy en A11 Wiesel gtetoi Tweed S.it, ►est d trimmin,a, be.11ht u
VV • ea.rtaee, wnrta tea regol•r way 112.040 3.. thio lett. It LI
p57755Mtradewithmo
C�5 wt11 My 300 • Heavy Pair °I Tweed Peale, bu.lt to weer sad keep
{$ -!J�/ *1..std wt. M...l. •ad bottea..•ws .a win► 1i... t►r.•d. N•Mef
ewes, $1.60, 1t 15 .ad $100.
I am in a position to do better for yon than any of my competi-
tors, having little or no expense, and being a PReeTN'AL TA11A11 1
know Wool. from SHODDY, and know when s garment is right
If Low Price. and flood Goods will win Toni trade, it's mine.
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