The Signal, 1895-12-19, Page 6AYER'S
Hair
ViGOR
beater.s natural
color to Lite h.tr,
and shoo prevent.
It out. Kee.
H.
W Feawlck, al
Dlfds. N. •, says:
"A little more
than two )ears o
my hair
began
to turn
gra
and fall
out. Af.
ter the
use of
ono Mottle of .1yer's Hair Vigor m
hair was restored to its original
color and teased failing out. An
occasional application has since kept
the hair in good condition."—Mrs.
H. F. FartwICK. Digmy, :t, S.
Growth
of Hair.
"Eightoias ago. 1 hail thevarin.
Ioid, and lost my hair. which prey'.
ously was quite abundant. 1 tried
a variety ofrreparatteahs, but with.
out beneficial result. till 1 began to
fear 1 should be permanently halo.
About silt months ago, my husband
brought home a bottle of Aycr's
Hair Vigor, and I began at once to
use it. In a short time, new hair
began to appear. and there is now
every prospect of as thick a growth
of h;ur as before my Illness." —
Mr+..t. Wrath, I'olymnia bt., New
Orleau3, I.a.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
to ay
M. J.C. ATEA i CO., LONELL. MASS.. U.S. A.
dyer's P111. cure Melt Headache.
01' I N''P:I►EsT To W81tt\.
'Irises I.. Pales.
.\ grew' ertlety ..t ao.i.ctts. and Ines
pensnr tat .s for sole at fairs can la easily
f.sht••n.d cut of he..y astereolnr piper.
( slrun'ere nod blu;tr:a, m .Ic end p:r•ure
folios, photograph erre• and pictute Ir•mes
m well e. M tr paper and pt.tal :•end emote.
ate •mueg tl.e chanty Mit! charmaig !hung*
that • 11' tie taste •.aid and. unity con ChD
trite. i f course, . It1.le .4 4I au the use of
water rotors, eo that gr•ertul 11,wer sprays
can tie punted, call. be a great a.•vant..ge;
but much awn we..c.:r•n.pL►hid with a fres
use of gilding end soireord ribbon. Beware
of Wright reds,. avid tAues,.n.1 crude greens,
the days ,.f thew hate goer b.. A ch.rm-
tng blotter, woe fi. testae Ischii. has
rough torn —leer, t.h.ch are dwply epi.th-
..1 ..revile with gild iu�, arid dinw sell,
from lower Ielt head corner to upper right)
hand is lett.•re.i atone suitable motto, as :
"tl ritteo .bought+ are it. nog thing*. t'..
dernesth lb,. tse.eu line, or four *beet* of
blotting paper, 1. rug silt together with a
generous i.ow of old rose nbl on, tautened is
our .•orner. lar' oretty uewes for ho•tery
. hoes, glove. and b.hdkerchiete, are made
of tit.« Innen or pongee, etched with ample
de.igoa in blue and ♦hue, copied from old
chine plater.
SM'LED LOST HER TEETH.
w♦re e., raid r.r sail hew the s)es11N
&.i. l beni •seh.
When Beardsley, the ueutwt, melt Mrs.
Jsnkiss, of 'tr.tford, a ser of Isles teeth,
she put them us, meed she would wear them
a while, tad, if they needed no changes,
would pay him That uses •ti.e years ago.
Beardsley has moot her trr.yueet bills, but
nothing hu ever of it. Today Beard -
. Ir' met Mts..Ienkius face to face to the
Main shopping .tre••t.
"1 •ood morning, mead he. "When are
you going to pay not for the teeth! 1 see
you have them to.
"1 it', very soon. mid Mrs .leukins, with
an uneasy mmdr. ''Hut 1 resit» ought not
to pat you, the% hurt me M. '
"V% hat te it'asked Mr Beardsley with
interest. coming vert bear ag of to look,
Mr. .Io„kin •.mllei .aid •hght,y opeosd
her mouth. The dootor thrust his finger
into it and jetkod the teeth out. Then he
held them up and shook them Ila her loos.
People in the street stopped and the hill.
boys began to leer Besrdeky drooped the
teeth into hie pocket, lifted his hat and
walked ltw.y. Mrs •Ieokttie clapped her
hesdk.rohief to her pluodered mouth and
boarded • trolley.
A BONNY BRIDE.
•dlila ■eekerellea sat seestlrwl, Mt
Coed.
Naw Yenta, Nov. V. - Mts. Edith Rook
*feller was married to Harold S. Mo4'or•
mnok, in the latter'. apartment., in the
ltuoktaghsm Hotel, at 22.30 o'clock y..Mer
day.
The spsrtme•ta were beautifully dwoorst
ed with pink and whit* chrysanthemums,
plaond against a b.ckgro.sd of pales. The
bridal oo.ple stood watbu • wuhho.e of
white Mlles mod orchids, beneath • wedding
hell of the mute down. The guests were
**Deposed oetty of the immediate bleeds of
the head* and groom
Mr. McCormick's mother, Mrs. C. H.
M0;ersntck; bus brothers, C. H MoCor
selell and Ntaal.y McCormick; Mrs. Em
mw Moon, and h'• oee•one, the Mimes
Mary and Henrietta Mo('oreitck, el Ce1-
sege, were prosiest .t the ceremony, beside.
MOO R.ekelell•r family. Mie. ALa Rook*
Itsll.r, meter of the Arlie, wee maid of hoe
er, amid the (oil .wing wars the bridesmaids,
Mina Oared. Mel:orenick, Mita Geld well, Mir
Seett, Mir Grant Nesta sad Mies Scott sad
Mise Frances Adams *outlay Noon wee
Ow beet my The following were 1M
emblem : John 1). R.ok.lelier, jus•, T Har.
rosy. V'aase McCermiek, Gerard Herrick,
Seward (.lby, Jane Blau amid Joao,
Otis
The R.., W H 1) esus.., el nye Falk
Anse* N.pt.t .harsh, tweeted by Rev
Dr. Jobe Rall, of Una ri('th at.s.. Free-
hysert.a °keret, Melamed the serew..y.
ltsmedi.k.ly atter 1be av*m.wy. the
beide est the asks and dt.trtb.tell It le hew
wars 'I amoto trail.& wto rw.to.erl u the
Sasbiie11M ..seise, 4 Watt r.fab l.nres
where they were ra..tvsd by Mr.
II mid is 1<enkduflsr,.s behalf e1 Me erect
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THE 'SIGNAL : GODERICH, ()NT., THTTRSDAY. DEC. 19, 1,994
1 and bride, tied where the wallas hematite*
sea served t'he bride and groom remained
at tine hotel.
The osreu,uoy uses perlerm.d of Mr. Mo•
Coronet • apartment. beean.e he had bees
euaens« from • cold sad plettri.y, and the
doctor would sot allow him to leave the
hew.e.
sow IT YAr►n!Ii1,.
lomat( McCormick stet Mu. Rockefeller
whipe eaudying at Yritwetuo. and .11 a lees
with her largely because .t that trine oho
was .*.dung 1,000 l limbless presesteto the
poor. M bee be proposed to ►sr, Ro.ha
leiter said be weelda't five the gut over
1,011'1,000, but McCormick sed he dtda t
ogre if he gave ger notbwg.
Tlla ..
Harold McCormick is the 'son d a Dell
mad. Deno. His father, (')rue, invested
a patent reaper, sad wbim he:died in 1884,
left 'Clue button. HM .ose have been oar
•
rywg on the bu.ts.r war Moos. Obs of
liar. 1.1 • .caters m.rrted Kamloops Hiatus,
w ho died eev.rsl years .go. Harold, u
come le (100.000 • tear. He u 26 yeah of
age
TUE 551141L
Mu. 1:41111 Rookefeller is the t ouDgest
daughter of her lather, who is the head ot
the Standard Oil Trust. Once he w...
poor bookkeeper. Tods, be is worth
something over $130,0(10,000, sod is .till
molting money •1 . marvellous rate.
Mw Rockefeller is twenty four year. of
agc. She wuuld hardly be called handsome
or even pretty. She u rather short of
stature, not being much over tit• feet to
height. She u • blonde, but Dot of • de-
cided type.
Fur • young woman with .o much money
at her command as .hs bas, her Judas .re
w oodertully yowl. For fa.b:ooable society
.be does not care at all. Although she hae
lived in • mansion near F.rth avenue fur
several years .he Is elnloet unknow■ to New
York, Before the announcement of her es
gsgemeit, her name was rarely see to the
n ewspaper,.
M. 11 IN i.01,1. I'Kalw.
� .ii. was not tmtroduced to sciety with •
blare of trumpets. la fact, society never
mar her- at a11. While ('oo.uetlo Vaeder•
bill sod Anse l.ould were "brought out,'
Edith Rockefeller was busying herself hunt -
tog up poor tomato' and planning to be
Dome • mi..toearc to foreign countries. The
Rockefeller. motet well Ire to a ,n..uaion as
big aid conspicuous as any of thew owned
by the Anton and the Vanderb.lt.,but their
home a not even on that avenue or l'rsoe-
•us.e, The tour- .tory house which they
lays In i. the Doe which ww built by C.
1'. Huntington. It as furnished an m.gni-
ficiest, bur:not showy style. The routine
of life an Lbe Rockefeller leinily fa extremely
exacr.
Mise Edith allows nothing to interfere
with her hospital tour. She hos • regular
route, and goes •bout distributing flower,
nod del.c.clee to the sufferers, In.nv of
whom never know who u ;the behef.ctreer.
She spends thousanda in shopping, but a
very .mall traction of her money goes for
luxuries for herself.
rill I:hu.a. •I•Tsio,.
The Rockefeller girls are Dever seen in
the opera trot. They go to the opera oc-
casionally, for they both are tine commune,
and saturant are lovers of music; but thes
are coutented with a seat in the rt. -chasers
mrclr,where they may hear and see without
burg seen. they never stt.od any of ill.'
such bell., reveptlooe, or any other tmhioo•
able fuuouous. They do not dance, sod
they here no tastes for fashion/0.1e crowd..
They are unknown )o the 400. Both ot the
girls teach amen in the Sunday Schools.
Mrs. Rockefeller and Mr. Itockeleller also
Leash closers. Thew Sunday school tesch-
ere are favored, Indeed. They are often eh
tensioned in the Ro.lefeller m.nanon, and
have merry times there. Mise Edith ear
converse almost as well in French and Car
man as she fro in English, sad she knees •
good deal of Spanish and Itslien. She eve°
learned the .lapaoe.e I•ogu.ge when she
wee prepsrtw for the missionary work she
intended to do. She understood. how to
manses the aunt of • big house, and can
read Horses in the origin•1. Her musical
educsttoi'u very thorough, end she is •
retnark.bly Ane perf..rmer us the violnoel-
lo. H.•r leasing home to become • wife will
brisk up the .omewhst famous home or -
chests, which was a source of great pleas-
ure to her father. John i). play. :he first
violin. hu manned daughter, Mrs. Strong,
P lays the .seed ',polio when she is at bon.e,
Edith place the 'cello, and Mitt the piano
a. senator', "rosier.
Edith has not neglected her body while
training her mtsd. She is an expert swim-
mer. can ride • spirited horse, delights is
• k.tice, and rides • bieyele a great deal.
Altogether, .he is quite an stheletto young
womso.
Mr. Mc('ormick and his Ands will take a
wedding trap of four moothe,sod F.gypt will
be on• ot that oeootriso where they will
spend the most Mme
When they will return they will go to
Council Bluff, I.. There they will make
their holne,ud Mr. McCormick will become
a partner with his brothers is the great
business. of the McCormick Reaper Coes.
pony, which was built up by his father.
TEMPERANCE.
Some English hotels ere beginning to
hang up • ticket "Visitors sot takieg
wise will be charged two shillings • day
e xtra," whish warns pretty hard os the tee-
totaler.
Moven et tbe twenty -at saloons is K.-
rokn, ind , baro d.ctded to ohne, as they
... Do pro.peet of making mosey, 011ie* to
the stringency of the remedy enacted
laws.
la Londan there are no lees then thirty
whiskey dealers who make nae of the royal
arse. on their labels and trade masks They
haw* been appointed "purveyors te the
tfwes ,.
The Temperance ('hrneicle says • "(Hing
to M. increase of drunk's... in Jerusalem,
Hie Church Missionary Society Ica dwu led
to mart s special temp.raoos mtaiou is tae
Holy City
This Moline, 411 , Heard of Education has
passed an order •uepwawl.g all pupils of the
p.Mic snhnols found Dees tnfenere or mgu
.tree, or hsnsg them in thou powwows' N
the school property
k tt•blld rend e/ tessera M (Snot's Steel
mese.
" My six -year-old daughter, Bell., was
sle.ol'd with ,►soros for 24 month., the
principal ..at of eruption being behind
her wan 1 lned simnel every .rmwdy i
mw .d..rtted, bnueht innumerable medi-
cines and serape, and tarok the child to
medtesl specialists to akin dieeesm, het
w ithout result The doctor advised the
see .A Chtaa'. 1 hutment, and Maes ening
the sreptn.n ►.a all deepp..e.d, ttsi
i rasa .°widest) Der my tdold i. owns.
(Secs) MAEwau. Jou aei a r,
112 rise -Kt. '11ersMle.
Freshet, the great promoter of the kin-
dergarten
isdergarten system of teaching children said:
I,rt parents m4 live tier their children. but
wart* then." The mother who understands
thi% sentiment lives with, even her unborn
child. She studies to be wise about herself
and the little Mfe shell foaering She does
all she can to give her child a fair start is
life, by giving it a strong writ developed
body. All through babyhood, childhood
and youth abs lives with her sou or her
daughter. Especially her daughter she will
keep near her She will allow no false
modesty to .rand in the way of that dau4h
ter's knowledge of herself. of her poseibdi
ties. of her perils. She will teach her that
happy, healthful motherhood is an honor.
• blessing. That sickness is a mistake. a
breaking of nature's law. But there are
times of unavoidable overdoing when the
system becomes run down
For over thirty yeas I)r. Pierce has used
his "Favorite Prescription" as • strength
eater. a purifier, a regulator It works
directly upon the delicate, distinctly femi-
nine organs, in a natural. soothing way. It
searches out the weak spots, and build:
them up. It is beneficial in any state of the
system. A woman who would understand
herself will find an able assistant by send
ing ti cents to the World's Dispensary
Medical Asorciation. Buffalo, K. V., for Irr
Pierce's common Sense Medical Adviser.
It is a book that has reached its Moth tbou-
sand. It contains in its I..o( page% an im-
mense •tore Of information in plain words
that any person will readily undentasd.
Mi. 0 G. Seems. n( seed Beak, Omer, (b.,
New Fork. testifies is thin wise "our first
child was torn before my wife was sixteen rests
old 1Afterward her heahh was very poor. she
tried Dr I•irrre'. Favorite Prescription. she
gained tesla and .trengeh by mean two bottles
Daring the Iris few weeks of her inroad preg-
usec. -he again used the' Prescription " Her
a.afinemrat ens • rapid and mayors*. sod aka
got op strong and well.•.
Coal. Coal.
The undertiimed begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, and has opened out in
J. S. PLIITT'S WOODYARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Bent Qualities of
Lehih Valley Co!I
which will be
deliverc.l promptly,
at Lowest Mlaket Prices.
D. C. STRACHAN.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
We goarantee ikdd's Kidney Pills to' ..or an,
ane 01 h+.ppht's Disease. Ihabetes, i.uu.t ago
1)fo,rsv Nht•umatism. Heart Disease. F•malr
(roubles. Iri.p.re Blood or Money ire Ion fed,
'old by all deal rs in medlcme, ..t by it a,I oe
receipt of :.eke. y«. per hos. or See besn gs.y
DP O. A. SMITH • CO. Toronto.
,URE
CONSTIPATION.
i`BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA. --z
ICK
YSPEPSIA.-
ICK HEADACHE.
EGULATETHE UV
ONE P1 LL AFTER CATINS
INSURES 0000 DIGESTION.
PRICE 2S CTS.TDtDODDS Co LI
Hello!
The Old Reliable
Shill 01 Decl.
TME BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
the (1ea•eet (dal ever sold is We market
AM Onal weighed es the Market A..l..,
M tksl wee're sore yes nes eater weight
Orders left at HARPILR a Liars
rooafr'Vy s4 sndsd bo
•
�M. LEE.
BEST FOR
�pY
EY&YbA'Y
The Shoe
that's envied !
(>r
A good shoe is a good friend—to the man who
wears it—to the dealer who sells it. But a good shoe
is a bad enemy to the dealer who can't get the
right ,to sell it, and cares 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, $5 per pair.
Now don't you think it must be a pretty good shoe that's
envied like this ?
Perhaps you should see these shoes that shoemen want so
badly. We are the only people who have the Right to show them
to you.
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Cor. East at and Square, Goderich,
IF YOU WANT
s* ata of First-class Make,
e
A WINTER SUIT i
Good Material and
Latest Styles,
—('ALL l;
HUGH DURLOP.
line Wre-et. (WSW*
ilext N Moak of res/oral
PLANING MILL.
(tT*ILI$NEO IIM
Ellclillus & Rheas
u•sraW 0yVnrm
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
1)s.Nn t* all Mods et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builders I.a•teriel et every dmertpq..
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
Competition
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sahslssurvive wffh Mr awl les
m.s.ttw
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CHANGE "F BUSINESS.
Hsvuig bought tMssttre bust°•' of kir. JOHN HILLIER, Kingston-,t,0edench,
we Intl tie prepared on sad altos Saturday, Nov. 23rd. 1896, to give
Imme n se Bargains in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
FLOUR and FEED, CROCKERY •n'I• GLASSWARE, ETC , ilT('
W. taus also decided to adopt the CASH SYSTEM, believtog it to be to the bast
interests abke of buyer mod welter.
We oordislly solicit the pmtros.ge of .11 tl.e old customers, and se many new oats as
possible. Coen. and nee the eub.tantt.I reduet,oae we mink• oe nor goods.
A huge stock ot good dry oordwood,dellvered at an part of tows for $3 Z� per cord
N• .re.ble to sell ehe.p, twosome we h.y. bought Mr. Hillier'. well-•a.orted .neck
•t. good dimmest, and likewise by n,usgtog the business es • owe bales.
/rend. deli *red prompt Iy and cent ully.
Produce taken .. c.ah. Remember the date, Seiterd.y. Nov 23rd.
R. II_ 0 -Cr -XT.
POTMAHOFF TEA
We
This new blend of tea for family
use is now on sale at our store.
have also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hand full linen of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruit* and Vegetable's.
STURDY BROS
The Grocers, on the Square.
•
TBOROLD CEMENT or WATER LIQ.
AND
$1.25 PER BBL.
ZCOTII FIRE ERICK
*4 PER 100•
AT
R. W. KENtiIE'S
OHPA P lasanwAns tales
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