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THE SIGNAL : GODERION, ONT., THURSDAY. DEC. S, 189x.
CA .rt.. M. 111..4 ..stn.
Sick
Headache
CURED PERMANENTLY
NT TAKING
Ayer's Pills
'1 was troubled a Inn' time with 'Mk
headache. It was+ n.ualfy ac.•ompnoied
With serene pain+ in II. tent!,:... A olio.
of Ldb.►ss Wrist I.i tietneiii in Due eye. a
had taste in no month. terror c. acrd.
head.% and fort roId. awl Iekness at the
stomach 1 tr4.s1 a good tean, remedies
recomn.eno .t fur This c..mpiaiot , but it
wain,' until 1
Began Taking
Ayer's Pills
that 1 ye-ei ' t sr! tinor :Ike penia.
hent i.r.retlt. A %IIsuI•• box .4 tlw+. Silit
dui the cools 1..r one. and 1 as m/w• leve
from. liesdarlito :,1111 A w rt: tam " —
/ 11 IIP t. ui ... E... %.bun M.
AYER'S PILLS
Awarded Medal at World's Fair
.:4.'r :.errsup.tri/lin is the /Shit.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
tosses Jacket..
short tac:.ets that reach only to the waist
linea, as well es the longer 000t effects, are
mode to upas in front over fancy vests of
eaten covered wal. fulls of Iso. or chiffon,
and a very useful little garment of this
sort as mode of black cloth, fitting closely
to the bock lr.e a want, with nose/ohs, rod
finished at the bottom with a narrow twist
of block stein ribbon. the front h.. the
effect of an Eton ••cket, with wide pointed
revers covered with cream embroidery, and
the coliar to of black setas nbbon Seethed
with • how at the bock. The vest front
may be of any transparent metria: oyer
white or colored satin, anti the full mutton
leg sleeves are of black sleeves are of the
black cloth. This can 1.e worn with any
dark skirt for the street or house with very
st vitsb edtct.
meet .. •1wie.ntl.11Ms
straw saudsl. are .til in .es to China
and .l•pan.
I:gypttan shoes were made of pain, and
pap, rut interlaced.
the ancient Persians wore cloee-titting
bouts reaching to the knees.
The '•bro4sut of today gem it. Dame from
the rawhide "brog of the ancient Briton..
Egyptian hierottlyphios show the cobbler
to hey" been known to the time of
1'tioemy..
i:emovtng the oboes is still a mark ot
respect in the East, .. at has been for
thousands ot .ears.
.1 he Roman women were honest dippers
with cork soles, and mcreseed their b.,ght
by building up thew soles to great thick.
Assess.
I he t.reeka tot two thousand years ago
wore slippery corresponding olo.ely to those
of the present. Thor of the women were
frequently green in calor, while the "dudes'
wore what*.
The turned up toes fashionable in Eng -
lead during the three hundred years of the
I'l.otgenet dynast% were sometimes two
feet an length, and were fastened to the
koeos by gold or silver chains.
Mess more •rhlte.a.b,.
• I noticed," said • well known down-
town druggist to his assistant the other day
"that it only took you three minutes t-'. get
up • prescription fofthat woman who lust
went out. What do you mean by that
"It was only • little earholic acid tad
some water. repeated the assistant. "I
simply had to pour a few drashen"' of acid
into the botti and then till at up with wa-
ter
"Never mind it you only had to do tb.t,'
the druggist. declared, "don't you know
that every prescription must take at least
twenty minutes to dispense or the tnatea.ar
will think he ism t getting •sythisg for his
motley • Whea • preeori.tte0 a hooded
you ever for salt and water or psssrmint,
you matt take it, look at it doubtfnll, as if
it were very hard to make up. Then you
mist briny it to me, sod we will both reed
it sod .hake sur beads. After that you
will go to the customer sod ask h. or she if
waste it today If he d..., you will an
ewer that you wall sake a sp.eiat Alert.. A
patient appreciates • pre.oription that
tome has been se week trouble ever, eon
when he takes It be derives some bene!
from at. But doo t you de say more cf that
three minute b since., my any, if you w.at
to become • hat slam druggist It wool
de Yee've get to clad % human mature..
KEEP ENEMIES OUT.
All disease that Hager and finally- Lill are
the stems of had blood
The blend mast be k . pa psrleel 1 y pan.
That M what the ktdeey• are for
They have everything to de i. Altering
eat the pelmet
1bIs preoees of Slowing may be interfered
with by a oeld.
l'suslly if th.r. h .ay Iaek et geed kid-
n ey week it ie a o.1d, or perhaps .vr .seta(
.ad overdetakiag,
Nearly ever] .este mimeo. 'saess with a
.old. Re de tits dues•se- •hot deal y hill
The this( is ta arrest the entd. This
briars us nista grew! ins • w' h. t is the had
treatment fey • weld Is •&ruse tmdee
Irma the aseve.eal ..e.- m el Th dd'.
Lidaay Pills in e'1 IM farms u whish d.
r-igamesim e1 the k. ►_coy. shout tihasimslw
haat Man s ne Westai.ui kseem te silt l
0Fwwa equal te D661•6 Kidney PAIL
M Desalt WM a ..set.
This story s told is " The Humor of the
o 1," uI the late Ili. Kidd, ul Akerdeee
aa:d hs beadle. Thu ►u k otfiwr, at wool
appear. taw • rictus .t the vita of drunkest
aero. He had ohne been severely osneure.',
1 as oft*:. torglas•, and yet &eats would he
tall
into " tewptatiea sad a mare. Oise
day the worth% doctor was eushwted by
Jesse so "foe that all his customary tau
POO sad .lick husd.ty had Mose, sad to
defieat,
rot kl s., sot vsl.ost good, he coal
Isaged is. burly old doctor to some sad
drink with his. Reoue•iung, with hie
i unto ready wit, the utter futility o1 trout
to tempus won a outs in such • state, and
desirous et .youthsg a scone, which a re
fusel maht have precipitated, Ili. Kidd
with prsutiwl good sense, at oats humored
the drugkea man so tar as to say, . Oh, ay
J•ea• : I'll come tai' ye, aa' I'U drink Gke e
beast to plates s• '• Hooray hacco uvb
d the befuddled beadle. "Come moat
So they *soared the In. the etr_ngsl► ss•
sorted couple t6• centre of okssrvaiioa to
moot • keen and curious pair of eyes
.Iemn.i. htocuutfhed out oat urdre for •
" motchkio, sad, when the 1 iuor was pro
ducted, he,:with• very shaky- head, poured
oat a portio_ for himself andreedily
gulped at down. The reverend old doctor
carefully filled • ylaes of cold water as kis
*here. and .I weed that " Hoots, espore
tula•ed the itacchrnaliau beadle, '• y• w►ad
>. wu.i drink like • beast, doctor ' " Ay,
,1een:a an w I have, wee the dignified to
ply ; " for ye too • beset never drinks matr
than is guid for t • Jluotresl Star.
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It i Atte reaaua why women are so gease-
al:. troabled with some derangement o1
the distinctly feminine organism is tkat as
girls they learn nothing about their own
physical make up. Parents are waking up
to the importance of education of tba• k end,
and young women err becoming more and
more able to take cue of their health
Carelessnew in girlhood cameo the great-
est suffering and unhappiness in after life.
Little irregularities and weaknesses is furls
should he looked after promptly and treat-
ment given at once. iir. Pierce a Favorite
Prescription promotes regularity of all fem-
inine functions makes strength and builds
ap a sturdy health with which to meet the
trusts to come. The "Favorite Prescrip-
tion " is not a universal panacea It is
good for but one thing. It is directed
solely at one set of organa
I-1 have been a sufferer from • frtnale weak-
ness" Scor pia %tar.. 1 geew worm had .eters
tatting rams in left over- alto .n left side and
stomach The pain in len side was cuaamet. 1
wuul.t have Tight spasms previous to monthly
peri„4 and when the .pastm would leave 1 would
au:. r !root +e.err .orenre. all Derr and eowhl
hear nothing to t, oc!. me. I also suffered from
enrr. hesda.hev- Morning pressure on brain
whit': slmaet camed me to he insane I could
iea rk sure b, Illm•elf.
so many people were after Eugene Field,
the ('hicaeo newspaper met and poet, who
died the other dry, for particulars of his
e•reer, habits, lakes and dislikes, and other
information watch curious people lake to
power of mem of the moment, the: he had
printed a little exposition of baouelf sal
Int characteristics which is unique frank
nets. Ah that I mid has sero of Named! s
true, •e those who know him beet de:l.re,
and he has men, other admirable and lov-
able yueluies which he was altogether too
modest to ..y say thing about. Some ex
tracts from this analysis et hut tastes wall
give ins reader •o idea of his teeny sided
and lovable character. He wrote .
• 1 believe to ghosts, watches and fairies.
I should lake to own a bug astronomical tel
a3ope and • tweety-four tune music box I
adore dolls. My favorite hyn.o i. Bounling
Billows, My heroes in history •r. Martin
Luther, Madame lambelle, Abraham Lam-
mls. t•vonte poems are Korner.'
Boni* Prayer, Wordsworth'_ We Are
Heves, Newman a Lead, Kindly Light, lat-
her h i mo, Schiller. The I hver,and Burns'
tatter a Saturday Na,t t. 1 dislike Dante
and Raron. I should like to have known
Jeremiah, the prophet : old Mee P ao,
Horace, Walter Scott, Booeporte, H•w•
thorns, 11&d•mte Sontag, Sir John H.rsobel,
Yana Aude.reei. lit favorite actor is Henry
Irving : actress, 1C -dislike. I dislike poli-
tics, so cs:lei!.. 1 sh,uld laks to have the
privalege tit voting extended to wom.n. I
pan uualtersblt opposed to capital punish
ment. I favor • system of pensions for
Debbi services on literature, art, science, eta.
1 approve of cumpulsory education. I be-
lieve in churches and echoob. i hate wars,
armies, withers, guns and fireworks. It 1
oould have my way I would make the abuse
of horse., dogs and tattle • pausal offence. 1
should abolish •11 dog laws stud dog wtoh
ere, anti I would punish severely everybody -
who osught and caged birds. My favorite
color is red I .m • poor dotter, and I drink
no wane or spins of any kind. i do not
smoke ohero., I dislike cowards and I
sbumw•t. funcliot', It is only when 1
look and see how young and fair and sweet
wife as that 1 have • good opinion of myself.
I •m fond of the companiowbtp of • woman,
and I have no unconquerable preyudaoe
against feminine beauty. 1 recall with
Pride that in twenty-two year" of active
journalism 1 have always written in rester -
mama pewee of womstkind. I favor early
carriage.
A L- colostral IoM.
First scientist—Ekrks ! What a find '
Here as a.oclusive proot of all our theories.
See this rook ' Itis se round se • barrel,
sod just about the same shape arid size. It
must have rolled for ages at the bed of some
swift stream. Nolo how smooth it is.
Second Scientist It to unlike any rock in
this vicinity. It must have been brought
from a great distance, probably by some
mighty iueburg in the awes that aria gone.
Thud .caemtist -Thew are mountain'
near here. It may hue. come down in •
glacier.
Fourth Scientist It is unlike any of the
rock on thaw mountains. In fact at is as
like any rock tat be found on earth. It
must have dropped from the moon. Here
opines a farm band... 1 will ask Atm tf there
are say traditions oo.oernag at Seri bore,
my rood rasa, do yon know anything about
the strsa,. rock
Farm Hand -Tont aster be • barrel of
ceseat.
Ninon WOO Lightsrsg•
Nearly describes the panties 01 • hard or
soft corn when Putasm'. Palsies" (`ors Ex
erwator is applied. It dose its work so
quickly end without pais that at aeons
magical in actin.. Try it R000llect the
some Putnam • Painless torn Extrsoeor.
Sold ►i all druggists and dearss ever%.
where.
Their Thirst IM .iu.wted.e.
"Mamma, what day i. this !'
"This 1. Friday, user.'.
"Where's Sunday
"yuoAay is still a the fut arm '
"Hew did at net there
"1 ansa at ham 1 mum yet
"1 hasn't • What's keeping it
"Why, dear, it ees•t Doan until it's time
for It
"How does it know whoa its time for it
to ones
"Don't bother Om, Kate, '
"Mamma, what's Yanday doing, any •
how
"To i1v Wes and."
old' age brings many ache.e and pains
which must he looked after if health is to
be manitaind. This depends mon than
anything else on the kidneys. "1 am Sti
years old,- writes A. boffin, fritter,
Asher:Ile, tint . "and have had kidney
trouble five years My eon advised
(!has.. Kidney -Laver Pills, and I obtain
d immediate relief. I shall one them to
my life'. end " Yoe will find Chase's
Palls equally .4 etive Inc that Ming hack
A ram R.pe_Iil.w
" 1 wish,.. elgbd Jag", to his wile,
that 1 .sold got a restos fee heDpiossa. '
•' Well, perhaps sees tisa if yes will
give cos • Iaele iappi.sm ru give ya • ne-
04p* fee ft,' reislied Mus ,Nsrp r'•
Naenr.
de as
eepey
Peeimal talo the lead .4 04* ether reme-
dies For the relied sad sere e1 snoop,
hoop*" emenb, sere khrahl, and dm
dew woublgo is wish the
yew( are se WMs, N is iDyal.ahM► hells
elle. ke MM.
soot lay my bead down wilhowt •mutiarring. ily
fat+ was poor: r-rs l.w,ked .tt..d, wa.Ird in $ h
I was -.w+Hpetr.l and snlrrtcel we err Lain when
b..eml. w.rtld act 1 mule. not rat fir,- the funs
nee iu regio, .1 stumacli 1 hast tried three ot
lh 'e.1 dnctorw herr 1.01 ther..nh• rave me ler.
pre -aro relief 1 ha.: Kir en up all hoops of ever
wrong well train. At l*st 1 a+n,l.. I, l to (4.e
IDi l'am's Favorite prescription. t0at I have
taken two bottles. oat o1 the Golsen ]fedi&::
Discovery • sod one of Pellets ' 1 hate .ot frit
any signs of my old .li+ts.t headache .11 gone
men., uvular with An a: he .at pain Indeed 1
ft.' Gk. a new pers..n ` Yours ten!,
Aoki, tu
014.4:0
Deaton Co- Atk,
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 W000YARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
Leliigh ValleY Co!
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Pncea.
D. C. STRACHAN.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
we guarantee Dodd's Kidneyy P11b to ewe any
case of Bright's Disease. Diabetes. Lumbago.
Drops? Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Female
Troubles. Impure Blood or moony refunded.
Sold by all dealers in medicine• or by mail on
receipt d cruces toe. per boa. or Sia boar Pisa
DP L. A. SMITH ♦ CO.. Toronto.
GO R4
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CONSTIPATION.
DYSPEPSIA,';)
ICK HEADACHE,
E6 U LATE THE UVEB.
ONC tutu. P. CATItie
INSURtP 8000 012E3T10h
PRICE 2$ CTS.TM1 OD's EO CAQ
Heliol
Tie Old Reliaile
Shill of Deck.
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
the M•spset (tial ewer mid i. 1•V market.
All Girl weighed se the Market Nesl_ti
est that you're sure me Ares rim weight
Orders Info at PARPZR • LRE'S
wemPOY &Waded °a
WEIL Lei
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The Shoe
that's envied !
A good shoe is a good =4.frend—to the man who
wears it— to the dealer who sells it. But a good shoe
is a bad enemy to the dealer who mut get the
right to sell it, and dares not tell his customers so. We are
sole local agents for The Slater Shoe, which is the best shoe for
men that we know of.
We are the only firm in this city which can buy these shoes
wholesale, and with the knowledge and consent of the makers.
Other shoemen want them so badly that they get their friends to
purchase from us, "on the quiet," a few individual pairs, at full re-
tail price in order to put them in their windows for show. But
these firms can't buy the Genuine Slater Shoes to sell again—
they buy them to keep them and talk against them. We buy
ours wholesale from the manufacturers, so we can afford to sell
them retail. We keep every size, width and shape in stock, so that
we can fit any man, no matter what kind of feet he is addicted to.
Ours are The Genuine "SLATER SHOES," stamped on the
sale $3, $4, $5 per pair.
Now don't you think it must be a pretty good shoe that's
envied like this ?
Perhaps you should see these shoes that shoemen want so
badly. We are the only people who have the Right to show them
to you.
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Cor. East-st and Square, Goderich.
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IF YOU WANT
A WINTER SUIT
• � of First-class Make'
Good Material and
Latest Styles,
-(-A1.1. UPON -
HUGH DURLOP.
The west -u. amble
Next N fah sae /attest
PLANING MILL.
EfTA0t11ME0 MU.
Bucliajiaiis & Rliyiias
sAIII eaarcrosms
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers 1n all kl_d..f
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And basldtw'. tntateel.l pf every d•sortptio.
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
Competition.
step lust agtvs -:
s.rvls•..14118'.. mil Dsw
en hal.m�sgyi..ip.. w rr
drenee:ar
b •e .weep flaws. soh.
yli-ii�tekrgai�.
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INV ss..t1 >rr..gas► MAIM
!CHANGE '`F BUSINESS
Having bought the enure busanese of Mr. JOHN H11.1.110t, Kiitgehanik O•dsei*k,
we will be prepsr.d en and after Saturday, Nov. 23rd, 18%, to guye
Immense Bargains in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
FLOUR and FEED, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, ETC- ET(
We bare also decided to adopt the CASH SVSTKM, believing it to be to the heat
Intervista .like of buyer and ..1:er.
We cordially solicit the p.trosags of .11 the old osstotsern, and .s many new seas es
possible. Como and sect the substantial reductions we make o0 oar gods.
A large stock of good dry o.rdweed,d.liv.rd at my pare of town for 53 26 per cord
We seeable to sell asap, bemuse we have bought Mr. Hillier's well -assorted stout.
st • good disoount, and likewise by managing the business out a cash basis.
Goods delivered promptly sad *mein lly.
Produce takes se assn. Remember the date, Saturday, Nov 23rd.
R_ I3_ CZTTT.
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blend of tea for family
use is now put sale at our store. .
We have also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hand full lines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruits and Vegetable:;.
STURDY BROS.
The arooer.4 oo the Square.
TIIOROLD CEIENT or WATER LILE.
*1.25 PER BBL.
AND
SCOTII FIRE BRICK
k PEA 100-
R. W. IcKENZIB'S
OHLP 1HAADWANi $TOaa
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