HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-11-28, Page 6Result of a
Neglected Cold.
DISEASED LUNGS
Which Doctors piled to Help,
CURED BY TAKING
AYER'S-Cher
Pectoral.
'1 '•oatrseted a eeSere eold, wbleh settled
on w) lut,g., and 1 did what 1. often dense
au such esaee, nestle. ted 11. thinking` 1t would
I
swat' ataw: 11 ta; tut 1 l,.un,l. alter a
idol.• whale, that the shghtc,t exertiva
prune! nor. 1 then
Consulted a Doctor
kyr ha f,mad, on elan...niiig my lluunde., that the
P/er Wirt alter ted.
He gave rumtmine medicine/1
edicinehe let OD, w tach 1 took as
due.•led, toot it dt1 t•4 seem to t'•1 ahs good.
F.rtuuaIel) 1 bappencd to Mad lu
Almenie. of the taleet that AyeA Cherry
1' tort' had mt Mhei +, end I determined to
.e it a trial After takioz a few dm,. my
tr .ebbe eras relieved. alnl before 1 had to-
d•Iled tor' bottle 1 wee cured -A. LgrLAlt,
watehwakar, elrangc,I$p, tali
Aysr's Cherry Pectoral
N* ..t Awards at World's Pair.
/Seel Pella Care ladfessllels.
TIPS Volt 'I'!i1: KITCHEN.
HOW TO RUN A FURNACE FIRE
Neese relsler. rower leaedllsa leer Int
Rare treaerleall)
1 he turoroce are should be shaken dodo
and rata.l perfectly clear su the moonier,
-A lew •te.v-Iluls of cc•I should be put on,
and ell tho dra:.khts npeoed. The ashes
&Gould t hen be ' eken up As soon se the
coal begins U. hero well and the tire look.
clear at the bottom put an enough col to
the top of the Islet et. Keep th- draughts
open uutl, :br vas nae bu,ue:d 01; thea close
toem, and Lets,. ,f the bre 1w esu ho:, epee
the checks. F:aecpt to extremely mill
weather this re ad the attentlua that ought
to be necesasrythrou.!r•ut the day The
bre ,oust les rakii1 clown and fresh coal or
etnder• put on to the toenteg, but a small
. mous lit cue. w.11 answer fur the
less the dr•uvbu he.e bees open the greet•
er part of the oat.
01a an extremely cold day It may be nee -
emery to have tba draughts open • part of
tb• time end hate .otic coal put tan at
oars.
All the the clinkers should be removed
when the lire la raked down in the morolug.
Tts water pan should be replenished at
least ontm • day >nu.e cerelevs people
leave the •.hes tor a day at a tone at
the bottom cf the furuan• e, where they
•b.orb the heat, r.bbmy the house of lee
share.
If the funnies fire he allowed to burn to
• white heat it will be rimed fur that day,
unless more coal be put on • little later.
The odd air tores must admit enough lir
to drive the hot air through the house, but
not more than o an be heated,
Heattsg obelus and open grates are to bob
managed se far es por.lble the same as •
furnace. t% a i. the glove there is no
trouble, there being plenty of checks sod
draughts. The -,pen grata is not so well
pro's toted.
Al Nee !Mesas.
M the head of the house dons not come
home for dinner, opporluoitt is takes to
exercise rigid economy at that time. Still,
e omethine palatable is u•uelly prepared.
The "left over,. .re always wtilved on thet
occasion, helped out, perhaps, with - dohs
wreak made as follows Rich buttermilk,
or !tall cresm and half sour milk will do ;
halt teaspoon rat ands; pinch of salt, and a
• 'd t.ble'spoonful of auger Mix to a light
batter with two third. meal and one third
flour. Rake in buttered tan in moderate
oyes.
An apple pudding 11 offer prepared as
follow • :1 hew, greet sired apples, peeled.
and ,lu.rted and put into a pint basin; half
oup of sugar; a little water and spice to
taste. r.mr over it a batter made of two
thirds sup rat sweet milk,and butter the size
of • bIckeryset; half Dream would be bet
•r Mix in floor until batter is middling
cuff titesm one hour. Ilerve with Dream
and eater 01 butter and sugar. It is de
'winos
t old potatoes ars sloe, chapped tine. sod
warmed np in milk, slightly seasoned with
popper and salt.
A palatable soup eon be ,rade or 1 Site of
roast heel or steak, the "left oven' Irum
former nimbi l'ut tea little of each ..f s
variety of vegetables potatoes, tomatoes.
e$fnne, (»levo, etc. Seams to taste.
('old Dorm 115 Bios. prepared as follows
shave the Dern from three or fear good ears
add es.. cup of •t milk: pooh of
salt, mdInerveriest •noneh to make • geed hat
ter; flake some as pancakes. 111 s well bet
tred.*Mer: servo with a little beater while
bot
espeeamee goatee.
Growth and waste and repair g• en is
a nearly e•ifsrtn wet the Miele year
throagh, but the amount of fend Bees•ssery
for • hes opentane* or pnrpn.ss is surprM-
irly .ma11. The ge•nr.Une el bodily heat
wagatres • men variable g0antlty of food.
1. Wester, with the tenlpar.swre of the q.
tsrwal air N sore, the i•s•psraeere .f the
limey ia baahbr penises is 111 3 ,a•d whop
the heat •1 oho Reresr drives the atereery
el Ike tbssss.wt.t seater M r above teas
mash. the bleed 'US psreme tla 3-. The
w
mared$s m eheeesm be whit& ebb use
tests Mood tse.ssene r ma/aWed at
THE SiGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY. NOV. 24. 189s.
W 1
whole body ta needy 100 se Mtge le Se
lo.s,per 1,,0.101 to Summer
.uu u ,1 "t thud Deeded fur re -
log growth orad for haa.M✓, physiology
ate' .5 u • as two. h 11..1 'hen generally il•
.411.41.1, alit' a impresses as with the t/ith
r,( the great surgeon. Abstietny
I that "11110 !eerie of emit M out turps w,
and the • her t r. ,: , aartap M beep at the
peril of "•,r I.e 1...31-.:.l. f ei• b"rn up
10.' surp:u. for 1 with o 11mt1•d .m..up'. of
(airs ease.oa. lo wrnmer we get rid of
1t literally at 111me1'rn risk ru h.altb,and.
of course, o life. tt'e esu.ot bora it. , our
vest turns.,..s ate tatekrd, wird we worry
lbw most ,n, ..rtaat nr_ou. with the extra
. 00rt..t1 et rr mewing wiled would better
n ever have breu take,. tnto the •t•enecb,
A GAME OF DRAW
This would .• hardly uwre thaw . game of
draw It takes
A rict, '1..c to draw a check.
A prrrty girl to draw attesUnn.
A horse to draw a cart
A piaster to draw a blower.
A toper to draw a oork.
A dog tight to draw a oruwd.
A 1.velt paps tike mire to draw sub-
scribers.
The re•ia a•1 all Mead let.
F.een a blind man r.en •m Chet more
cleatOise da)I:✓rat, or ebe «h, should w
mw) cuuuuue w use 1,1 srnelltnv, u/ly, and
utter useless preparationn, for the r.i,ef of
pain, whet. w prsperatluu lust se cheap, els
gait, mere powerful, laud penetratiug a.
Nerv,l.uv u c..0 b purebwed from any
dealer to medicine : Sweatt's auras le
&tautly •cher and pious Nervtl.ne when
.periled externs.ly *undone the 111061 inter:up
pale slu.uet $t Mate.
rise N•) killed bis aeeser.
Coot , 1'es• , Nes. 12. - A 10 year old
ion or Former I.eurgt Dau a (I.Iltwrattly
shot bee V, year u.d ester Leiuugb the beau.
k,l.togher. Keceotic,'bale tis buy wr•
&._k in sekod has sate. to else btu, .0010
thluv to slat, but she rttu.e.1, hailing Iu-
•truuUuns from the .1100.1,0 • ph)soder sot
to sire h,n food rl.:ept as .11, 0.:10!. TWO
buy grew angry red Lola her thus it .be did
but teed hint he would 1111 bier alien lie gut
well.
'Tire Rtatlroad Kidney.
Railroad employes, bacvclut., team -
stare min .other moo who ,ate out)ectru to
touch jolting err ottet, troubled with porn
across the smell of the hack. Thu Ludt
costes the "Lulr...d k.tauey. at, nutdlous
precursor of serious illness. lou the
• ligbte.t .'u,ptonu of backacke take ot,•
l'ha e'• kititicy Laver t',II -one is a dose
-and thus obt.un u,a.1,t rel,rf. For all
kidney troubles the) bate cu e•oui. :5c.
per f..,i.
MT ANS LITERATURE IN CANADA.
There are cynics who soy that there is
no public opinion in Canada, no literature.
Ata dinner given rt•: ently by the puhli.her.
of Toronto to Mr. Ilan- Cain.', the great
uovrli.t, this que.tion was di.ru..ed, and
a leading publisher remarked that litera-
ture world never make rapid adtance in
this country because it is difficult to induce
Canadians to read the works of a Carta:
•I.an author. This %tat,•mcnt, Iwwe'rr, i•
not true with regard to lon,,N„ .\'olun/ar
.Gehl, which has a. large a circulation as
-,y newspaper of its clan in America. Its
Christmas Number, which will be issued.
Dec. t, .s the eighth in a ernes of art num-
Iter.. It will be accompanied this year by
.pica!:d colored supplements ; the
..srg.•.t, a rcprodu.-tion of a painting by a
t a. lad ianartist , done specially for tnmilsy
-t'Agit , is _; x33 inch's in aims. Its title is
Champlain the Explorer," and depict.
:um and a flotilla of war canoes entering
the mouth of a river on lake Huron. The
, .•11,111 ha. been prai.rd by the ifi.toncal
\..00iation ae the most interesting. and
,st.c attempt ever nude to carry us
b...•k to the old day. when Canada was
little more 11t:.n a geographical term. The
other tour pictures are done in sixteen
..skier. and the book itself, consisting of
over /tar'ty pager, contains the four prize
.tori,'a in the A'g/r,nIuv .Vigh/ competition.
f' l ..wing 1" :1 hat of contents t
,at lino' " A Re,,•nna .lance at Fort Ellice.by
N:.a. J,ar ,.n
11 Ge. lar.arasio,.. to J.
nes tear. " Nath Shane,'. Rab)." by W. A. Frew.
1 - rw't.tar frim•t.•gra(p h.e,•
, : pose, '• t Natter oil `wre..4ty "))ohm Mo
Iflu.er.ti.•ns by F M. ter
.'h .wire, '• tt'a►.w hlolon)." by J. C. lases. Illus.
• ..get M the a,.th,•r
•.J ion Lan es. Paw.' by E. E. Sheppard. IUuw.
• From the Sublime:' by Warns A. Worse
1. ,•.ural.•,. M' t:, A. Rr6l. R.C.A.
•. ant.v.'. lister." M- -1.. r .t.hw,wtf I!;.,.t.at.s1.
"IIeeriotshot M Strath.:an:arne h) Joe tier
Illu.trana.m ley Carl Ahern. 1. R.I.A . ■n.l Hauer'
'i.dhwn.
bola• ass.' ae et. ting I•• " IA.n.
'•Haakw. 1): ram. •i,..: ,,. h. AktanJer Me.
tai pan
The 1.osc of the W..rt.! f4.. ted.- (las•wnk by
W.tfc,.w Ctier r. Dino rats,. 1•. 7. W. Weer, ett
1 de se 1.bmmj.lam. by Wow: Stalwart. A..
t 1..
• .1a a Little Chikt" itiveml, by F'.elvn Durand.
•' Song.- 1p..•.n,. by Gertrude Harnett.
1 be price atilt. number, postpaid to any
tr.'.., in a pasteboaed tube to protect it
• • n J:unage in the maul., is So cont., and
• '.'int of literary excellence and the
plated! and quality of the supplements it
lar exceeds arvthing off •rod by foreign
holiday publications. Mr. Janes L. Iinghe.,
In.p.•ctor of S.910.d4 for Torot,to. has raid
that Ih,Clu.mplain pi11 .r,'.0..uld he framed
anti hung in''eV,'ry •41.1{4}11111104.1 inl'anode,"
and schoolteachers everywhere should
Like 0n interest in bringing it before the
public . Teachers and .young people can
do a good work by ...ending for a l'hri.tmas
N.un,be of Sllurdsv .eche h/, and a better
work by acting a. agent for it and inelu.ing
their ne,ghhors lo mend for it ■s well. A
liberal commission is allowed. Address
the Sheppard Publishing Company, limited,
Adelaide Street went, Toronto. The rice
of the regular edition of Saturday Ayr,&i.
which undoubtedly stands alone as Cana-
da a most interesting and thoroughly high-
class illumtrated weekly, is =s per year.
T1s -Chicago baa moms of the most
beautiful cafes to toe found In the
000stry. Abe -Wow i understand what
yntt meant when you wrote they you
were "sinking In the brunt lois of r'hl-
cago."-Tonkers Rtat..man
MI.. ko.tique-TM you know when T
see you Inok:ng en happy It reminds
rile of what a great poet one. maid
Cholly ftaphead--ind.•ed' Pway. that
was It? Mlle 11 -- Where Ignoranry le
bilge-Phlladelphle io"tied.
think you would better telt
rather that we are ontag.d. dearest.
His -Why Ahs- Hie Inose rum not on
the 85011 of the month and he w•nta
to knew whether fo take • larger hones
ear sot - Harper'. Pamir.
ler. Hogglna, entering parlor with
Mien Klemm nn hit sem- -1 have last
teats of Paradise; rye been its
peer r r+w..r,wers. Major- • The
OM1?N are sus tie
only 111105 wbu ate
*soothe st..nt their
ago. A .wan doesn't
1i1e to be told that
he as getting old e A
mandoesn't like to
get old at 111. But
worse than getting
oldis the septets,
"ice of .gr Iiealtb
4. ep. a nun young
it .lu. sn t nuke any
Alden -nee of be has
n..' eighty yrarr
': they have been
healthy yt ars, he
wit: br hale and /scatty end won't look
within twenty years as old .v he is
Good duration and rich, led blood make
people look youthful. lh Pierer', Goldin
Medical Discovery makes rich, red blond.
It makes health in the right way. It works
according to the right theory. and in re
years ..f practice, it has proved that the
theory is absolutely cent -it :t tw gins at
the beginning begin. Ly putting the stom-
ach liver and la.wt'- into perfect order, but
it begin. it. god 0'.•:..n t)1.• Llan before
h bnasbes with the digestive system. 1t
searches out disease germs wherever they
may be and force. them out of the body
It promote.' the copious welt tion of the
digctuve fluids, and 1.01+15 in throwing oil
refuse matter It make. the appetite good
and the digestion strong It isn't a violent
medicine It isn't strong n.-dicioe It
dors nothing but good to ever7 portion of
the truly It d.w•.n't do harm In our platy
whsle 1t it helping another plate It to
meant to help the whole body and it dues
help it Whenever a man feels himself fail-
ing an health, when he feels that he is get-
ting old to.. foot. that hie vitality is low, and
that he is losing Raab, he should waste no
time in getting the "Golden Medical Pia
eovery it will build up quicker than
anything else in the world it will give him
rich 1l.4 and .olid leeh It w111 We
Iona feel 11.17 a. old .and twice as WOW
I'tugboats .ell it.
1)r. Pierce's toff page book, the " Pe,.
de's Common Sons.' Medical Adviser.-'
In Plain language. t,11. all about Ob.
' .:olden M.'licJI 7)ia•..ccry " and is a
comp'rte family doctor book, profusely
ille•erated 1t w',11 he sent free on :recipe
o: thirty one . (1 one -cent stamps to cove:
-.•.t of customs and mailing ova,. Address,
Wowt.b's ni.rt".,.v M. tai, t,. As.oct•
Ttos, No tar. Main Street, Fudalo, N. V
HOT CORN.
Magistrate -Now. tell me why you stole
that watch.
Prisoner -lib, just to while away the
time.
Adolphus --Why, Etbe1, are cou looking
at m• sae intently
K'hel(drsamlly)-1 wee gating atvecsa
cy, D)ol.%
The first tnemUon of money in th• Sorip
tut • was Abraham's pureha.e .f $sepulchre
for 40 shekels of ..Iver, B 1'. 181.0
'NE 410' 0.fr f!IG
&Wak .ANEUNATi3M
AIMS INBACK
MLsFutAU
0 ANY ti
Ii s IN USING
AE1VTHOt.
•• PLASTER
DON'T DESPAIR
Aram '. i:. Joey Piste cure any
ase et bright's [aware. Diabetes. Lumbago
Dropsy. Rheumatism. Heart Disease, Freak
I'rwables Impure Nto.e1 a roomy refunded.
.old by all deal re in medicate or by moles
coOpt d ..rice. yo,. per boa. or medicate,
boxes iz.ya
DP L. A. SMITH da CO.- Toronto.
r
l'A.140ND
.j1NER
PILLS
l•,') R F
: 6- B I LI O US NTESS,
DYSPEPSIA,-
Sick I''EADACHE,
'RED ULen THE L!V7..2
ONE PILI. AFTEru LArIItcl
INSURtl rn.,o p:apr.3T•ON.
iPR1rr 95 MC T7 klE 34
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Hello!
The Old Mali
1111
Deck.
THE BEST 00 ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
the .tee sal Osal ever self la this samba.
All Uenl waisted se oho Mark* &Ws%
ss ch•' poo're sere vee Aw weer weMk
Orders Wt at HA1(PZB • LI1's
IF YOU WANT
A WINTER SUIT
of First-class Make,
•
Good Material and
Latest Styles,
-t'ALL UPON-
HUGH
:PON-
HUGH DIIRLOP.
Ike Ness-d..iNhlee
Mie M r& •i teeatseal.
WORSELL & CO.
have removed to
POLLOCK'S OLD STAND
on the Square, where he
will be glad to see all his
old customers and as many
new ones as may be pleased
to favor them with their
patronage.
NEWER
BRIC HTEI-t.
and BETTER
than ever
J. H. WORSELL & CO.
Coal. Coal.
The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, and hes opened out In
J. S. PLATT'S WOODYARO,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
Lehigh ValleY Coal !
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D. C. STRACHAN.
PLANING MILL.
ESTAS&IINEO Ilk&
llllcha1iai1 & Rhyiills
n*Nora0Tvaane
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers 1. an Slade as
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad belldr's tss•isrl•1 el every essorlpItss
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
rCompetition.
tagksesa• t•e1sA wkb blur =per
I r t ilhulnan ~piss ss •alt 1e
rho btatwr •1 Its patsea
tho a, sl evert/ pees a'Easel fine alb
wtr
CHANGE F BUSINESS
Having bought tb• entire bgaooess of Mr, JOHN If ILL! KR, K 0getien •t.Coderico,
we will lee prepared u• and .Iter Saturday, Nur 23 of, 1395, o. give
Immense Bargains in
DRY GOODS, GRUC
FLOUR an.l FEED, CROCKERY .w,1 GLASSWARE, I:TI • . irft'.
We have &Mo decided W .dope the CASH Sl $TKld, 0.1ies tog 1t to tie to the hest
10tereets sbk• of buyer and .elver.
W• medially solicit the patronage r1 all the old customers, and as many new oriel..
possible, Gems and see the substantial reductions wa wake d.q "lie gouda
A large stock of good dry c'r•tw,.od,delivered.1 any part of taxa f ,. 33 22.'u per
W• are able LO Dell otiose, between we heat. bought NI, 11 I . r t acyl -arta, est stock
at • good discount, and likewise by managing the 1,11e,'.,.1„n . cot, Oasis
Goods delivered presently and earrfelw.
Produce taken as male Kememt.er the date, Ssie•,ias N .v '4irA
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blond of tow for family
use is now on sale at our store. .
We have also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hltrid full lines of best Family
Groceries. and the mast "eliable in 1)airy
Produce, &•a.orlable I''r.'j'a anal "e;. etahlw,
STURDY BROS.
The Grocers, on the Square.
AS CLEAR AS A BELL.
11"'. PUPIL OI'THl1
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, oat
does not army a subject readily. we repeat aria repeal ...I', & Kelt We drill soar
schools don't. W got oar reeura'lon that war. We o.. end .o eWta►n at by g,rang • therei&
grind u: all sulnecta taught, We teal Heokai eptng .rad •twine.• Paper Ly • new wtM&
Maguire about it Your money back I not satisfied. lata Done free,
Mr, K. ♦. C•oa baa scoepted the pastime of assistant bookkeeper tel h R f). famph. Witless,
Ontario,
Soignee J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
TROROLD CEMENP or ATER LIME.
ANL)
$1.25 PER BBL.
SCOTII FIRE BRICK
$4 PER '100
R. W. McKENZ!E'S
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE
SEE HIS NEW STOCK OF GUNS.
Sporting Goods
We are headquarters for these goods. Having purchased in 1
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 hill
of General Hardware always on hand. We hold the fort for Good
Goods at Reasonable Prices.
DAVISON & C
Winter Goods.
Hats and Caps,
Sealettes
and Furs
Direct from the Manufacturers.
All goods sold at prices that bring them within the
rams at everyone.
Oall early and have the widest selection.
T . Com; A -R.12