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TIM SIGNAL: GODERICR, ONT., TH1tRfil t 1. NOV. 2t, I89I.
AYER'S
Hair
VIGOR
Restores nst oral
color to the bits.
and also prevents
it falling out. ire.
H. W lenwtck, of
Digby, S. 8 , say*:
" A little more
th:111 two years ago
my hair
began
to turn
gra
anti fall
out. Af-
ter the
use of
one twit . .if lver'a Ilair Vigor my
Lair yv.r•t restored to its original
Color aunty ceased falling out. An
Oeca.4i' •nal SIN; .{ieati',n ha:!ihice kt•pt
RP hair in goodcooditiou."—Digs.
. F. Feasvneg, Digby, IS. S.
G rovh
of Hair.
" Fi>'ht vet.% ago, I had the vario-
Inid, .t net Post my hair. which previ-
ously as quite abundant. 1 tried
a vat -10.y of preparaUouet, hut with-
out beneficial result. till 1 began to
fear I should he permanently bald.
About six months ago, my husband
brought home a bottle of Ayer's
hair Vizor, and I heggan at once to
the it. 1n 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."-
,3tr4..l. Wave, Pulytllnia 1t., New
Orlralt�, La.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
rnr.raicrt, nv
D0.1C. AYER i CO., LOSEU, MASS.. U .S. A,
giver's Pitts cure .iei Ileadaehe.
Ieeereemae the wound repugarome be them..
Home it le that .ccude•tol p.uisedme se
unroll occurs.
ln_t6e wee of (duds we sous tue ot •
those se • regular duet. an d the Mete
•:raves a chassis Here the wbole system
i..Ud$ retest the nit aotoeof diet,b*uau•e
au cue tuu.l a Itkeiy w uuamiu all the e..
meal of outriuou remind by the body fur
the exercise of ata hoodoos, sod snot the
elemeute eh.. n ate le excess cloy up,u the
t•ete.becau.e .110 •)11t4110 u 011.0•0% supplied
with chow. *tole we ut•ve the Mode con
taraing sabst.'t.xe which the senoras lacks.
A ubauge Is then dem•oded b. Nature. and
wade manifest u) the goose of 1 •ate. 1f the
change t;anout 1.e mads Notary shows her
desappr, it .ft; ••ruuug a IoM of appetite or
• r.pugaaoce to die ris.detlmpd 'roile of
dist. - --�
Tame Saar Miss.
A M•tue lady to an article on this subject
in • local grange paper, writes very peruse
ently as lolbw..
1 was reading &a article riot long once
upon •• Farmers shou.(' provide *operate urn:
halve for their hired men. ' which, I think
deserves more them • paving thought. Ti.
writer win "1)o men hante geosnlly
board their clerks . I w monul•ccturers
usually Impose upoo Meir elves end death -
ten the ueuerity tit turoishing meals and
oafs loaf door begrimed and sw..ty laborers
from forge Med loom, of serving then,
at table with their rood and .haring cher
company .t Preside' Why should tkei
wive* and daughters of fumes be expected
to do this ' And so Mug as such • blades
is laid upoo them. to 1t strange that farmer st
sues trail agsiost heir lot and seek the
ratty, and farmers daughters set their caps
tor clerks, merchant", tailors, speculators -
anybod' but their scbo Iorates ' The Intro-
ductiou of hired moo into toe household de
• troy• the family relation. The farmhouse
becomes • boarding house, in which the
husband is steward, the w.te (took arid the
workmen boarder.. la employed beuume■
the served. Med the erupt nen seryants.
No well bred woman t:•a tolerate such •
condition of things utiles' her ambition is
crushed. There is many • woman in the
land who has cooked tui* of 'loud for the
hind man who, while her husband h•a
grown well -to do and been elected duster.
of the 1'eaoe and gone to the Legislature,
has become thin and furrowed with
drudgery. bent to • furious and never -ced-
ing rotation ot scnibbuig, baking, son mg
for the hired men. /'bar wrewbed com-
munity system hes prevailed Tong enough ;■
mertc• to the au.utlmt.mt of foreigners ma
the disgust ofour own people. It is high
tame that every farmer with a particle of
persons sensibility or indepemdwae or with
any respect for the rights of his oomapanuou,
should adopt • better way.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
New Nwees tire.ria wise.. I •.e Lighten. Toil.
'!ueeu l ictus use. • little more 0•111•How easy It te to work when Mer are hip
more), but presua.r mtder&don. Accord py Muw delightful, when we ars hap) y,
tog to L ado.. 'fru' b : " the Ijdeen takes • ter week tor those we tote.
,. life of cuustant toil, merely for sub-
suteoce, is veto hard and Med. No heart
light breakfast, • hearty Iuourieos, • sub-
,trut..I tea: but eta piercer to' ',w hen din-
ner t. servc.i, Her Majesty este yet y spar
ung„ u.d duly ut the tightest and moot lila
truto,ae t Med At nodway b.tweru break
fart and luoct.a.o when the e: ueel t. tiros
.uting;hu.iurr .11 he heavy weak of the
day beteg over evil more viol' at Mut prat
1), Her J/•.leeuy tt.kes a refresher uu the
shape of e..ne. ft .:,p of beef Mea, o* earwig
as it •:*L b..• made, or an rose meteor up with
• little milk "1 . ,. rry. 1 ue 4tueen ower
takes arty .put. ui.dnute.l Hrr Nyest.y
oc'tammal., t.L,•. a email glees of tine old
whuke_y, Ii..' -.I .itch • tumbler of mineral
water. I'euplr roust have • queer Wes
ides •bout ear. tui diet w ho Include raw
spirits in they. regimes. - New l risk
l'rees.
`Selly artsetlmes es
►.7 if the ..,.old we..
wrng 1K r• (, 1. ;. )� •'R: FO—
Ful
all 1�
as it all the three. L �� d
we like d e.agrrrwtre
as, and .11 the terns.
agree awe don't like, agree !T
with us t)yspepel•
lurks in 'most u( the
athings we col, 1�
anndd indigene'', fol
lows lh.• g•atibce•
tion of appetite Of
course, It Iau't Na•
tare's fault. Nature
does the hest she can. and if a mac will only
brlp her a little bit at the right bene, be
may wt what he like. and a, much as hs
likes. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are fes
people who are troubled wttb indigestion.
Particularlyfor thaws in whow it manifests
it,rlf in tform of constipation The
"Pellets" are quick and easy in their action
They are in perfect harmony with Nature
They effect a palslrly onlyanvot u seed
take them regi
After that, use them occt.sonally when you
need them when you have eaten some
thing th..t dissevers with you They are not
violent in their effect, do not derange the
system at all, and may be taken just as
freely as you would take water or any
other necessity of life. Once nerd they
are always in favor. Tout can get the
" Pellets" at any drug store II you are
careless enough to let an unscrupulous
druggist sell you something on which he
makes more money. it is your owe faun
if you do ma get well
can bear it. The strain will break the pour
age end sour the temper of anybody ['here
must 1e bel.re the worker souse better
reward than the supply of ilia mere ph}u
oat want., ur he will become • dutwntehwd
being.
He must work for lore more than for
menet , ur he a nneenble. '1 be thought of
loving hour at house nerves tee wrung arm
of the man at bar toil, and semis the warm
blood singing tbrouuu his heart. The wife,
in her household labors is happy, tntnkuyt
of the evening hour, when she mu sit down
with her busiand e•,1 be rewarded by tits
let Ws companionship tor .11 that, during
during the day , she accomplishes ur endures
for him and her little une•.
she knows not bow hard she works, so
toog as she a happy to him. she would, d
nee . were, kilt herself with bard ,labor for
bar sake. Med not dream that she wear dy Ing.
And hs, if a true man, would do the inure
for her. Fur what do warm, fond heart
know of what they eodiire ter one an-
other
"Wey,' they say, "the more the better.
It is for love for love.
What kitcnen under ground, or bark .t -
Dia, sey.0 stories high, is dreary enough to
darken the t.oe of Me manna, working to
make ready fur her luyer s vtet. Nu one
ever Mew • piece that would du It. Under
the elcitemelt of love, especially of love n
grated. wooden of work. otherwise umpca-
sable, h.vs been .c. omplahed: and so it will
be again. and the worker barely knows that
he baa been tasted.
Yid, or "Nsdas.r.
A $correspondent unto* to The 1:ceton
Trsascript : The street tear conductor trays,
"Lady, here is • seat tor you she clerk
in the store says. "l.dy here is your pack-
age, or "l o0 have forgotten yuur pocket-
book, lady.'. 1'he ticket agent •_ oke rel
Way stetson my., "load), you hive not
taken your .hang.. How would it sound
to hear thaw pe' 400o, uud.r like circum
stances, say, "Lea lenses, here u a seat tor
you, or "hentl•-nr•o, allow me to .rat
you it putting on your overcoat
The courteous person 'eye, "der, here
is vour umbrella, to "here is • seat tor you
sir.
Would it not alio be o.urte0us always to
address an adult lady wh.M MM u not
known as Madame.'
0
AGREAT 8001
-ambit vrg1A'-
OIvEN AWAY!
Pee l.u••k- pr.ntr,1 in the Hnc'.eh la*
gunge have reached so great a title as
ba. [N t'ierce's Common Sense Medical sox, so auk e.1 N..trrat.
Atfs,.rr It is a book of ring 1amRe pages
IF YOU WANT
8
tow
.
A WINTER SUIT
of First-class Make,
Good Material and
Latest Styles,
-t'ALL UPON -
HUGH DURLOP.
The yl rsl-st tisebi,r
and contain. over you Illustrations - some
of them in color% it is it complete family donTlleor hnok. It is written simply and eon low IS TOE
rimy, and is indexed so that reference to
it is made easily and quickly. Over 6eo,tor
copies have been sold at the regular prier
of til. Y•. The profits.00 chi+ enormous rale
enable the publishers to distribute yyoogqa.
eopiee •hsolute}y.rate A copy butted he aro.
strong paper covert• will. there
►alta to any one who will send p one -tent
stamps to cover cost of customs and mail-
ing •'aur. Address, Woatu's DISP*N$•.•
01A.L. AL ASN.N_IATION. Buffalo. N. T.
of the red papers contained • silver sad a
gold coin together.
Thus was celebrated 'the completion of
the Moon,' 0r In other words, the •ttaintng
to the age of oris month, of the first Chinese
baby horn in %lontreel lin. Swag Kee wart
dressed in dark green Elk, and she and her
son wore a.prih of cedar
The demand tor Ayer'. Heir Vigor in such
widely-.eperated regions as South America,
Spino, Au•trali• and India hes kept pace
with the home con►umptitw, which goes to
show that thew people know • good thing
when they try it.
A aural e1 8...r.
An E ngh•h actor was • member of • coma
pan•, wowbuund in the .sierras when en
route Iront t'aliforua to the East. Refer.
their tram was pulled our of the drilla they
had been reduced to eating the coarse fare
of the railroad loiterer►, and got little
enough, even of thet,eo they .11 had • serf•
' unrest hunger on when the train reached a
. mall station at which there was • restaur
ant. .nd the Ksgliehman was the tint to
hod • seat at • table
"Hrtog me or • hurry, he Med to the
landlord, • built t%..tran mon, " • port r
hoose steak, some devilled kidneys, • brace
of chops. pigsty of vegetable, and two
bottles of Hass bitter bier
The landlord stuck his hoed out of the
dosing -room door sod yelled to eomebeely
in the rear &partment :
"`fay, Hill ' tell the hand taplay, "hole.
Ilritaon , The Pinkie si N ales hes
sou e.
COMPLETION OF THE MOON
MMR her • Baby • Mead shaved me ■•. Al
saaaimg the Aar et Yee Nsmlh.
Montreal Star : That the Chinese are
deeply ettooked to the peculiar custom• of
their country is demonstrated by the man-
ner In which `Paag Kee, • resident of GLOW
da for mai), years .nd • naturalized British
subject, observes the pertormanoe of the
ceremonies with which his earliest reoollec
nous are sasoctated.
It Is how • mouth •tote the birth of h is
Men and the time for the "shaving of the
hear has Dome. The rhavtog of the head
is one of the customs which is supported to
relate to the tature well being of the child,
and If neglected. the Chinese say, that m's
fortune will overtake the family.
Sang Kee o eon was shaved at sieves
0 clock yesterday montag, the barber be-
ing `fan` Kee nisnsell. The hair was all
shaved off except a small tuft in the middle
of the bead, which reaming as the embryo
of the 11000 of the future,. The babe, who
bon the operation yery oompl&ceutl, was
attired • 1. 1'Memos, to • padded gown sad
o leo won two jackets, ilia upper one benne
made of bright quilted pink Elk with • larg
pocket to ten frost. Over all this he wore
.n embroidered white silk bah, • .resent
from Sang Kee s former Sunday School
testifier to Toronto. A bright hued silk
Choose cap decorated in frost with • little
gold god another present from • wealthy
Chinamen of the otty and • sprig of Byer
green, gave the distinguished young per-
son • very imposing appearance, &ad amu
lets of miller 0m Mg wrists and ankles la
e ared, to the Chinese miad,hie future hap
pesese.
At four o'elock • sumptuous fated was
served in the dt.Im room of the hotel, to
which Seag Kee'o Chisese friends amid Mrs.
Seag Keeentertsuesd elan in her upstairs
•partmeet. A00mget the many canoes
dishes were sharks' Bas, stewed bamboo
shoot& and • rsgoa of duck and mushrooms
Keep of various colon and molded ginger
seemed to be 1resl% indulged ea. The
feasting was 'nutmeat need after mrd-
.egbt
l'oyntuI&uese i. the Memo of risk sloth,
silks, jewelry amid sweetmeats were evident
f• •headaaoe .mid nuiadentatiase km the
.hmpe of "joyous IINNy" gold, dlvur sod
sapper Mame tirra up le red paper es
wheel' ped leek ambition wre iherib.d
literally peered Is apoe the ehtld. ieased.
Ste peke. se beg in hem. .1 hr robe
wag red emiptld ewe tams hall •
reedllbo —i-- Ir
Spi[ I t5 f3ACKACME
feela bore ache
wrttt muscular ralfla, arld
nab jubt pur on slat
Bari& her of Baclnche�,
ME011el. PVl.
J. )1cWcutss. Paint au Chen*. .rites' Noth-
ing baler for lame hack and Lumbago than ib
U.
& L Menthol Planer. Windsor: '"Ilse D.
A. 1. 14*.1.aas ernes from
t 1. Menthol Plaster M turnns Sore Becks and
Rheumatism et a great rue .n this vicinity.
sah in air -tight Un bow
10. woo* a5' Table.
Th. tonnse a n• t the malt- organ used in
the enjoyment of this settee, and alone it
u.o*reely capable of •purecating delicate
davora.
The ,difference between salt and surer
when placed on the Weise a hardly per-
ospuhle, provided the *enta*i. not allowed
to 1011011 the roof of the mouth and the bps
Indeed, the act of getting the full enjoy-
ment of • flavor, ooi nmooly called amackump
the lips, on.eaista in brugrse the tongue in
to oentect with the roof of the mouth red
the hp.. Hy des sot the substance to be
Meted is spread over the sorfaxes of these
parte, parttoolar•v of the long**. and mixed
with the saliva.
Hew this set produces raid* is net et
.Qtly known. but Mer do k.ew that the
wage.' is mirrored din h two I. Uses et skin,
and the upper nae t * n sad pereee The
nerves in the lower .k.• are nerves of testa,
sod probably set n,•., ',iteration by Om sib
steene Met..t, v•• y a.s,•h as the *.gauntly
Iy eeaar;y. moon .•1 toe Wins ars affected
hp the light, se 1 hc ....yes of the ear by
.seed At all e.e• ts, • he mam Is onovet
.J to the train, where e. tavelustartly ds
ttageah h*, wipes ple.e•..t and disagreeable
taste.
The aeries, m.••r.•.,er, of the W.eme are
net ail alike lm 'h. ''p et the *nags•• flee
ars elsstred more 1 ly tee/ether time al
the honk, .•d 1c.•.* • • it, loose • d.ffer-
em* nnmeausm. 1' - ..... * heele pow
tiered she plum i nook of the tee.
a fewer sweet. .n-,... es the lip IS
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
G}A lair
Parcheesi 25c. Halms
25c. A lot more at 5c
and 10c.
STALL FAPER._
New patterns just in
at the lowest prices.
TIN'VT ARE_
Nice assortment at
cheap figures.
cI NAWAK E_
Beautiful goods. Can
please you with them.
STAMPING+_
We are doing a large
amount of this work.
Get yours done now
so you may have your
Xmas work in hand
early.
Come and see us. We want to
show you our nice new goods.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY
We have already Maude several atblition.'+ to our stock of well as_
sorted goods, so that now we think we have everything that could he
desired in the line of
FINE MILLINERY.
MISSES YATES_
P.8. -We have an dwelling rooms above our store while N Will NII 4 fly
rewash., crania -
POTMAHOFF TEAP
THE FAIR.
Coal. Coal.
The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, anti has opened out in
J. S. PUTT'S W000YARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
We guarantee i)odd't K:dneq FLIM to rare any I
case .a Bright's Disease, Diabetes. Lumbago,
limps.. Rheumatism. Hearst Disease. Female
Troubles. Impure Hlood--"r money refunded.
s, tit by all dealt rs in mrdlrine, or by mail on
receipt of trice. sec. per boa. or Six boxes fla.sn
DP t.. A. SMITH A CO.. Toronto.
itINER
GURe P[ SLS
CONSTIPATION.
eIuSPEPSIousNESS,
DYA,
SICK Ii ADACHE.
;REG ULATE THE UVER.
I ONE PILL AFTER EAT*N0
INSUR!D 6006 DIGESTION.
'i RICEts cis.T„E jODo's 1E0 co aa
lieliot
The Old
Reliable
Sh110l Deck.
TIE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
Lehigh YalleY Coal !
the C'-uisi ()aid ever sold in We machete
All Os•l weighed es the Martel 0ealea,
r conA mole .tare tee Rest veer IraMt.
Orders lett at HARPER dg LIMB
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
We
D. C. STRACHAN.
•
This new blend of tent for family
utre it now on sale at our .:torr. .
have also the tinest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hand full lines of hest Family
Groct'ries, and the most reliable in Dairl-
Produce. Seasonable Fruits and Vegetahlc*c,
STURDY BROS.
Thoss., ori the $quare.
AS
PLANING MILL.
ESTA$LISNEO hili.
CLEAR AS A BELL.
IF A PUPIL OF THE
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, l I
does not grasp a subject readily. we repeat and repeat until tt "tete it. We drill. setae
'Wheels dont. We got our reputation that way. We intent to sustain it bl gieuag • tbtiro.uk
gutgrimy In all subjects taught. We tach Hookteopiag and doziness Paper by • new taeteed.
gre about it. Your mosey back if not satisfied. t'uaingur hes.
lir, K. A. Coon has acoepted the position of resistant !.okkie per wish S_ D. emelt. N': non.,
Ontario.
W e Kmos
Buc1ia11lls & BGloas
rawoeacTu0—
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In all kids of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
had builder's ►mat.elal of every daserIptl .
School Furniture a Specialty
Patronise
True
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
TBOROLII CEIENT or ATER LIE
:1N I1
$1 2:5 PER BBL.
SCOT11 FIRE BRICK
$4 PER 100.
AT
H. W. McKENZIE'S
SEE HIS NEW STOCK OF GUNS.
CHEAP HARDWARE STOR 1
Sporting Goods I
We are headquarters for these goods. Having purchased in.a
very low market, we are enabled to supply yon 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 Good
Goods at Reasonable Prices.
DAVISON & CO.
Winter Goods.
Hats and Caps,
Sealettes
and Furs
Competition. Direct from the Manufacturers.
b�ge been«.n.� �t!wi dve Me
• <We
t r .::i �n`i..t.a.. a.+m+Mea ..a r
tN laftessef 1e.11��M every erste cafe
[t •serves the
le��wlrvsQm
wa+l our +••__N'�
ewe
.1,
All goods sold at prices that bring them within tho
reach of everyone.
Uall early and have the widest selection.
CAR.D, a