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THE 'SIGNAL: GODERICA, ONT., T E$DA Y. DEC. 26, 189x.
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/. Wier,
Result of a
Neglected Cold
1 On a los at the door o: a dug -out
Mt a man with his back ail humped
up. his lips blue and his teeth chat-
tering, and It was needless to ask If
he had arae. Ma general appearance
went to show that he bad been "en-
J••ytng" chills and fever for many a
long day. a
I "tied a fumlly"" I asked, after pass-
ing the time of day.
"Yrs. gut it woman. but she's gone
over to Johnson's" he answered.
"You haven't dune much work on
your claim. I see."
"No, sir. Can't db no work with
chills and fever hangln' about."
"How long have you been afflicted?'
"'knout two years."
"But i should have thought you
would hat .• cured yourself before
• this."
PREFERRED THE AGUE.
The M...as .ecr'o Otyeette• to Werk
Wer l.•c..tleaate.
DISEASED LUNGS
Mich Doctors Tailed to Help,
CURED BY TAKINC
AYL(I\'S
" I contracted a severe eold, which settled
on no, lungs, and 1 dot what Is often dons
In such cases. neglected It, thinking 1t would
go away as it came; but I found, after a
Bulr while, that the alightest exertion
palsied rue. I then
Consulted a Doctor
who found. on examining my lunrgst, that the
upper part of the left (mss was hada affected.
Ifs ga.e me some mrdleute stitch 1 took as
dlrectM, but it did not seem to do any g.eod.
Fortunately, 1 haprrn.-.1 to read In Ayer's
A'manar• of the effect that Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Md on "then, *n.t 1 determined to
re it a trial. After Laking a few doses my
rouble was relieved, and before 1 had In-
haled the hottl. 1 was eore.l •••_A. l.g►Ira,
watchmaker, ttrancevllle, Out.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Highest Awards at World's Parr.
Aster's Polls COM[. Indigestion.
TIPS FOR E` KITCHEN.
wastr 1■ the ►lirk's.
In this land of •buadence, waste under
lies • great deal of the poverty of families
that must live on small salaries Thu te
largely dee to want ut knowledge how to
combine food.
A roast of beef or a boded j ant requires
only atm f ly prepared veretabiee •e •u ao-
rompanuneut, such as Iotatow•, rice or to
mstee., while a very •.mple dieser?, or none
at all, will nut ren.ler the chimer uaeaj• t -
able 1f the soup, and the meat from which
it is made, furter the chief feature of the
meal, then more elaborate %eget.►Ie diskee,
such w potato cr. queues, potatoes • la
creme, tomato laic..., baked or eu.t.oped
tomatoes, stuffed egg plant, corn pudding,
or • t•napttug vegetable pled should •c
company the plain dish 01 meet, h ben the
dinner .s light. the desert ni•y be more sub -
'tent ill.
In many households, cold vegetables are
thrown roto the slop tub, wbicn is a greet
waste, as numerous dainty dish•- may be
made from add put woes, tomatoes, [vans,
corn, ad, noised, all vsttetablee. Freoch
cooks stake their rn.at appetizing entree,
from lett °vers, 600 combine a greet variety
of each into delicious di■ha. All house-
keepers rn.y learn to do the .ante, thus ase -
tug yeadt an outlac of teeny dollars, and
gnaws a pleasing variety be their tablas.
1
Ceiere.
Very Nice Poniled or Steamed Celery. --
Cut up the stalks into Inch pieces, put In a
sauoepen and add just enough water to
cover Ike whole. Thr. w iu • little salt and
let boil till soft, but nor enough so that it
falls to pteoee. Drain off the water, put the
vegetables Into • dish and, while hut, serve
with butter.
The green stalks and leaves, seually
throw, •wat, ars eh earful (.ut the stalks
into smell bite, mei use them for Mc/urine
soup, broths, etc Put the leaves tato •
pan or duh sod place in the even to dry.
Vi etch them that they do Dot burs, and,
when drv, crumble them and pilau, sway Ie
a wide Mouthed bottle and keep closely
covered. This will la found Prod for flavor -
Ing soup when the celery .a out of the mar-
ket- Celery seed is good to keep in the
home for flavoring, and celery salt is, t.
mane, • necessary condiment
This plant is a great nervine, aed those
suffering from any nervosa trouble are much
L suehttied by the liberal use of it It is also
recommended for rheumatism, some author
hies ruing so far as to Env that, whet. freely
eaten, it is • sure ogre for this painful die
O 600.
Ag.nhtRs Ty INetimg Pets.
The most excreciatieg pain known is,
perhaps caused by Angina Pe.etoru,whioh:a
moot to be dreaded of any of the duea.ee
of the heart. It distinguishes itself tepee
ally by pain, and by pain which a hest de
e mbed as egndtsmg. The pain Lt.rdly
transfixes the patient, generaly radiating,
trews the heart to the 1.11 shoulder and down
the arm. The (ace shows the picture of ter
ror, and is either deadly white or held Tn
• person suffering from tine sproew .1 heart
trouble or from palpitation or levering .4
the heart, •hnrtonue of breath, er smother
spells spells, the eels. of I)r Ave a's Cure
for the Heart cannot be estimated, •• u wail
give relief in thirty minutee in eery case,
ad if ludieiously used, •ffe..t • cure Ur
Agnew s ('ors for the Heart a the greatest
lifei•yiag remedy of tb• age
bold by .1 E. Davie
Pader.w.ha'a Naas.
There was • heated dlsosesios over the
pr0n0ecuuen of P•d.rswsk,, • lee nights
age is • fenny tattle Spanieh res •ur.nt err.
West Twenty eighth street. is., nlf Nereid
way A geed set tired (:.omen as sate..
that it Mudd he prnse ginned 'Poorl..r....rk•,'
with as a+e•et se the re,z' An ia.l.an
believed that 'Pod.rew.ke,' wrh the •c
Beat on the 'ka' was the enerect pr..nun.sa
ties, An Amin -Wan who had r. se.l,«d in
Rosin, 14,606 out wait 'Pndreaf,ki,' .secant
eta the 'roof.'
More was . Roerehman, • Cuban, seer
s) Smaierds sad • few men with May*,
he diallers Muth had • diffeeent way of
lsrweeseetae the maw, and all teeMs..i ep
e a apes, lag at enc..
An aid Insatiate. was *Wiest an es* nor
ear He rsaiaisined edema Inc several
mucin•, thee ice brlsM•d .p, •wd,.a • ..Ise
stile\ meld be limed above .1. the others,
h. atdglggj : "1 ba yea al. that it's pr,-
'P1MT a.Raflr."— Saw Twb
"Stranger," he said, as he looked up
at me In a doubting way, "do you
carry a package of quinine about with
you'!"
"I do"
"And the stuff will break up these
chills inside of a week".`
I "Perhaps not as sodn as that, but
Inside of a fortnight at least."
"Nu mistake about that'"
"None whatescr."
"And you are goln' to leave me
enough to make a well man ut me"'
"Certainly. I shall be very glad to
do so."
'Thanks*, stranger, but I don't want
it!" h.• said, as he rose up and sat
down again. "It's a big piece of luck
that the old woman happened to go
away an hour ago."
"Don't you want to be made a well
man^" I sake.( In astonishment.
"No sir—not if the court knows her-
self. and you bet your life she do! If
I'm cured of these chills I'll hev to
work on this claim, and I'd ruther
hev seven chills a week than work
one day No quinine. stranger, and
if you meet the 01.1 woman on the road
and she says anything about me tell
her it's a hard case and she needn't
look fur me to git well under five
y'ars!"—Detrnit Free Press.
A Natural Mistake.
Rs.ebwll In the Far West.
Thr glass -armed toy soldiers of this
town were fed to the pigs yesterday by
the cadaverous Indian grave robbers
from • 'maha. The flabby, one -lunged
Reuteens who represent the Gem City In
the reckless rush for the baseball pen-
nant had their [shins toasted by the
basilisk -eyed cattle drivers from the
west. They ptosed around with gaping
eyeballs like a hen on a hot naO, and
suffered the grizzly yaps of Omaha t0
run the bases until their necks were
long with thirst. Hlekey had more er-
rors than ('nInes Financial School, and
led the rheumatic procession to the
morgue The (lutneey, were full of
straw and scrap Iron. They, couldn't
hit a briek eager) with a pickaxe. and
ran hilt.--. Ilk, tut heaven at n funeral.
If the. --base hits were growing on the
back of every man's neck they o-. ,ildn't
re•nch .in with a feather duster. It
1,.,h,•. is If the Amilglmst.'.l Union of
south :1 to, lean Hoodoos 0a" In **melon
for • ''t Ir the third - third ilogrer.
The g.'.-u•rs et...•t about and wheeled
1•, le and wer' s. weak they
(ouldn t lift a etas. of M•er If it had
been all foam. P -.'rvthtng was yellow,
rocky and whangbasted. like a idigto.-
sel full of doggbgammnn The game
was whiskered and fronll.itten. The
tlenahorrs were tel .Hough. bait 'h•'
Qttlney Hmwn Roe had their Ane s. wed
up until they couldn't hold a (entry
quilt unless It was tial around their
Melia --Quincy (EI].) Jerald.
Charnel •. Creed .r.
The d w
dee care
• dreadful load
o. his back. 1t new
as if he were really
mode up of two mea.
One of theme ambi-
tiou. brainy and eu-
e r g clic, the other
sick, listless, peevish
and without forte.
The weak man
weighs tbe utber one
down The dyspep
tic may be able to do
pretty good work one
day, and the neat day
because of some lit
11e indiscretion in eating, be may be able to
do nothing at all. Be isn't cable of cue
filatures and vigorous effort. lit, bodily dia-
comlurt atecte his mind Sven when he
knows juet what is the matter, be neglects
the simplest precautions and the simple
treatment that would cure him Moat of
dyspepsia -sails with constipation. and cog.
stlpauue can be cured Constipation i, .he
ane u( nine - tenths of all human sick-
ness. Some of its symptoms are sick and
bilious headache. dizziness. sour stomach,
low of appetite, foul breath, windy belch -
Inge, heartburn, pain and distress after eat-
ing. All these ate indicative of derange-
ments of the liver, stomach and bowels,
and all are caused by constipation 1)t.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the quickest,
easiest and moot certain curt for this coed*
flab. They are quick, but not violent in
[kir action There is nothing about them
that will give the system an shock They
sot only relieve immediately, bat if takes
according to directions. they will absolutely
cure. You do not become a slave to their
use." The are different and better than
any other pill or preparation offered for the
same purpose. Almost all druggists ender.
stand this, and are conscientious enough to
tell you so The druggist who trice to sell
you a substitute is not a safe man from
whom to buy medicine If you will send
your address- we will send you a sample
package, containing from 4 to 7 doses. and
you can tee exactly what the " Pellets "
will do for ynu
if you will .end 31 one -cent stamps to cover
cant of custom. and mailing wee we will send
you rare tbe most useful medical book ever
pr..euted to the public. Thi. is Dr Pierces
Common Sense Medical Adviser, in Plait. few
gunge. a took of ,Dail pagew prohtsely illus-
trated the great expense of pprreeppaoring which has
been covered by a sale of Mo.oso copies at the
regular prierr, w per copy Aoldre.. worlds
DI.pensary Medical £muciatios. Buffalo, N. Y.
Coal. Coal
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The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
Ito the beisiners of supplying
Coal, and has opened nut in
J. S. Pl'ITT'S WOOt.';AtD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
LeIiigli Vailay Coal!
which will be
delivered promptly,
at L u est Market Prices,
D. C. STRACHAN.
DON'T DESPAIR
DODUS
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PILLS _=
WILL CURE YOU
We guarantee ilndd's Kidney stills to cure any
'ase of Bright's Disease, Diabetes. Lumbago,
(Dropsy. Itheumatisni. Heart Disease. Fema)
trouble.- Impure Blood a money refunded.
Sold by all dealers in medicine, or by nail 00
receipt of ..rice. nuc. per hos. or Sia boxes Mae
DP a.. A. SMITH • CO.- Toronto.
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The Shoe
that's envied!
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 dares not tell his customers so. We are
sole local agents for The Slater Shoe, which is the beat 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 ou should see these shoes that shoemen want so
badly. We are the only people who have the Right to show them
to you.
WM. FAFMAN Jr.
Oor. East-st and Square, Goderich.
A IAMOND
1 PINER
GURE PI �S
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ti DYSPEPSIA,'
SICK HEADACHE,
RRECULATE THE UVER
ONE PILAFTER CATINS
INSURES ROOD DIGESTION.
PRICE 25 CTS.T.tpODb h
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tee Old Reliable
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COAL
IF YOU WANT
■
A WINTER SUIT
we mi
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Good Material and
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AI,I, CION
HUGH DURLOP.
The Mr ' st. t t. .1r
Nest Ie Sank •f Smote
PLA.NIM MILL.
EATAILISNED 1161..
BllchailaIls & Rllas
Ma1tf1.ACTO10116
SASS, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers la ell Muds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad buildr's,matsr/al w *vary dseerf.gan
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tem flan Pawn) Ran.way tlw s
pailleaa s h inis, with taminathitiol ke W pacer.
the.. brate.a i ._I ayar .nbd is Ws market zz m >Iaaa�tlse nedaiew prt.eipisa ler la
Im* pa��s�rseeen.
A II t , .. I .. tutted ns the Market Sahli,r thesav of every Wade wr
ea. , h• v.,• r. our. vna got pear wslaba 1 AAstoe this
aH..w haWr
Order* left at H ARYI<A a 1.2111 maw ir
VYltor--At what time do they alta promptly •t otid d to. snit .
her.. little emit
Th* E.ttatla O..' AR sassan sun Mina I W n Il.
ma&Una fA V asasslok y
'CHANGE 'W BUSINESS.
Hai tag bought the ..tire busman of Mr. JOHN HI LLIP R, Kingstowet, Gode rieb,
we will be prepared on and after Saturday, Noe. 23rd, 1895, to pyx
Immense Barge'ns in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
FLOUR .flee FEED, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, ET('.. ETe
We have alto decided to adopt the CASH SYSTEM, believing it to be to the best
interests alike of buyer lad seCer.
We oordielly solicit the patronage of all tt.e old elastomers, and se may new name es
possible, Come and mse the substantial redact -roes we make oa oar goads.
A large stock o.t good dry oordwood,delivered at any part of fawn Inc $3 25 per cord.
N'• are able to sell cheap, bemuse we hays bought Mr. Hillisr's well-eesorted stock
at • good drecount, and likewise by managing the business oa a cash basis.
Goods delivered promptly and carefully.
}'rodsm taken as cash. Raw.mb.r the date, Saturday. Nov. 23rd
POTMAHOFF TEA.
We have
This new blend of tea for family
ore is now on sale at our store. .
also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hand full lines of beet Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruit. and Vegetables
STURDY BROS.
The Orsss BFOS.
TIIOROLJJ CEIIENT or IATER 1111
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