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THE SIGNAL : "'GODICRICH, ONT. THURSDAY JAN. 2. lets.
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1IOHOLOOIILDT bpi
ii.a• mew .., H. Pum Oise, wetlfiw
e1Mma. t.All standard sad s �swed level
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ls mestbestes ea band kwpshtsss srwe
tof tee& 111111-1,
R. E, RICHARDBON, L. D. e„
Natl.& as..ad vltalfsed sir
palates. eatesetisg .f beth.
via to thep �s.eon mem
Barber 11111-1y
JIII. TURNBULL, Hint.. LD.fl.-
• Dental Surgeon. ilmerigy, .s.00l.ted
with Ili. W:os. o/ Yenti.rL Golf sad porta'
Ws. ortlaolal tomb mumbled - gold or alum
Mem hams. spiel& stimulate Rives to the
wsw..rrvata
tidies of the .uum".
stY Orf .aural t•
(a
C1 is's sew block
Madleal.
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HUNTER, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
, tc. 0A%ue-Mcl.easi Meek. Maar
W Night col •. trans British ixehssa.
Rotel
N•tbly
DR- J. HAMILTON, VETERINARY
tl�o grad tate of ahead* Veterinary
to, s.��M
istered r of On
Cotte Ver Medio•1 A/eselMSM. talk
aIle did at all hese. .p or might.
ea street 1p„MeMgt adbSs.e
mamas* talesisedi
WLANK. lesuia OF MARRIAUK
• lAseme e. tied.tleh. Ont. tNily
LigraL
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feG. CAMERON. BARRISTER. f1OL1-
• 0, .I.' eeveeeseer, Ate. 141100 -tor.
:Mead tat. Attdrwwme.. epi, Coiborre
II 17
KN'E.ST HEATON - BARRISTER,
flallolt or. Notary Public. Acheson's
illselY West Street. law -t1
ITC-Jtlt1'1l►N,l1.C., BARRISTER, SOL -
tenor. Notary, Le. Otos ore, Medical
Hall, t'q tare. Uodertch.
M. O. JOHNSTON. BARRISTER, SO-
Same commiesiener. eta.. Money to
teas, (MIot. tor. Hamilton and at. An
drew' -set. Ooderioh. Oats 501
IOFTC'S 11. DANCEY, BARRIliTEK,
J Solsettor, Oonvle0eer. flta,. oto. Mosey
to loan at lowest rate*. I{.Ass'�Block -
pots'. t'olboroe DashQed*liSk•
N. LBW BA 11.1.1T111.PR('o-
Mee-Moo h tel bUsule„' et an
1) 0. HAYS, B A itRIBTER, SOLICIT
1 L. OR. to. 'Moe Nerdient.. neat door
fie$. t trete. Pet rete mage to load at
lowest Estee of later* _
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ARROW A PROUDVOOT, BAR-
rloten. A/terns e, BgHCISWa Lo.. god.
rich. J T. (;farrow. Q.C.. Brim
IA11.111ltJN, HOLT & HOLMESS,
V B.,_mt.rs. soltottun is Cheated 1a.
Godsrtoh. M. C. Cem.rea. AIX.: P. Holt
Dalley Holmes.
G. WARD. CONVEYANCER,
J . ac., and eowmleslosar for tablas &ad e
es1vteg nceenummes of bail. alidavits os
. famatlosa, depoPtioaa or solemn declara-
tives fa or mo0er0105 any action, suit ur pro-
•.sdt.t u tam High Court of Justice, the
(Mart ot Appeal for onterio. or in any (aunty
▪ premien,
or ill remien uexecuted. R.ddeso. aAll teeneactlase nd P.O.
I)
.ear...-.- uarrane. Ont. tr
Lean. inn tnouranoel.
MONSY TO LOAN. - 00,900.00
Meats rude to lewd at 14 per Dent. an -
11 M. O. L A•t TRON , Recto's block.
ate Whereas Hated. Ooderich. tY tf
NEWSPAPER STORIES.
diesels. and sllierless
Gsustu piety o•u aIwal • be duttagei.h
ed from the spurious typo. It sever adver
twee heel' It never .coke to make 'teen
o.osptuuuu• It 'toyer tries to Merit the
praise et toss, but make by secret Myer
end pereoeal devotion to worship the Ctrs -
tor sad Redeemer in aperst sed in truth. -
sdepe.deet-
mew Wemeim *sed.
Little Betty was at her that evening en
te,taiamwt, when everybody was- •among•
re her She thaw huwesiuL, and with Te.i.
10 her eyes begged her hostess to seed her
house.
As she wee •tsrtlog,• smile shone through
Ma were, and she said
'•g.0.. fry, Mrs. Setif, mamma told me to
be sure to tall you 1 but • WOO time.
Philadelphia Times
.sew Wb f ne(MMs.
"Ain t • dollar pretty high for • meal
lila. that ` asked the tourist.
••t don't mind ewotor up that it s," .tad
tee landlord of the Cowboy's Kest. "but
Omen meals poet .n• seventy-tiv. oast
"But I happen to know that you sell a
tsa.me.l tic ot vies! tor T5.
"Yea, 1 know 1 do, but about half the
tellers that buys them t:ckete gns killed
before they exit tau meals.,
t'emssewebl Terrence..
N\ m (loldk•g, c.•n,wercisl traveller, 110
Esther -et, T •r.,uto, says :-For IID yeses
1 suffered uututd mlw tea from itching
sometimes called pal worms Many and
many weeks I had to lay ,11 the road from
the ,tuublo 1 tried eight other pile uiut-
weut• and w Called remedies without
pernitneut relief to the intense itching
and sttn,tui¢, which blue: and ulcerate
Otte cox tot Chase's t)Ii,laient cured toe
completely
Tearbias • ''bled Gerusas.
A youov child tau learn German only by
hearing tt coaetautly spoken. Tesoh him
• vocabulary as you teach him English, gay
leg him the Berman names for the eblee e
that.urronnd ham sed the articles to daily
use. Then mid the verh., the names of
actions, and rn on until he learns to express
hu,eelf fluently 10 the language. Doles,
. care u taken a child speaking two len•
guages is apt to confound one with the
other and use hybrid words ; this you must
guard against. The same rule applies to
other Iasguages. -December Ladle. Home
Journal.
01•11190 tad After All.
A pnating ofioe a neualo considered •
tough place sod the newspaper worker as
• mighty bad 0150. StaticWos:' however, do
• ot bear out the idea. Ot 3,890 eoavict.
in the Boit* peuitentiary of Trims then is
sot • poster or • newspaper man, while
Mere are muster*, dont*, if. bankers, bar-
bers. photographers. bark..pan, pre•ohers,
cools, and rimier* of ell professions tad
ealu0ge. The printer meta • had mine be
cease the nature of his elalltug teethe- him to
desert shams and he hoses a by poorly..
Brook baron Canon. •
FRIVATY FUND* - PARTIES OE-' lb.Mem of alms*.
thous e1 obtaining memo on gen-clamI O.ly • row
form ea.urity cm domed s1 per cent. by sip , It lay between the faded leaves •f an old
to J .t McDUNAUH Roues tilt 'vig-
ilantes.
rea-
ilante . Toren*. wledies
Ct1EAGER, CONVEYANCING AND
t /nOW e..0 Aloe eumestte.Martl&'S Hotel
W.d.rti.t.
MONF It, LEND ON MORTGAGE
L'I et M per 0s.t. Notes discomfited. C.
▪ tit oleos oppemb Martla's HMaL Dodo
d eb
FJ. N A FTKL, FIRE, LITE AND
. seo'4 5t Iamrsaoe sliest • at lowest
flak. Mica -Car. Nortb-m. sad flemwre, Rod-
orbit.
Te-
$,00C CO LOAN. APPLY TO
O�Manto* HOLT. t HOLM$SivBod .-
seek.
MOM+ TO LEND. -A i A R O I
.fironet of Private Funds fer tov.tmeet
.▪ 0&RROW t PROUDFOOea ere -Warm kT�enee. Anil
u RADCLITFE, GENERAL IN -
1 V. serene, Real agate and Money
Leaning +w -.t Dale flret ol.ss e*s.Makr
represented. Mona to Lend on straight
1...e at tee k gest rata et Interest going Is
say way I.. emit tirod--
oorrower. Oates- Se
sod day o -
!rem Square. Wass threat. Oode-
,b ftCbtt
Mailabaatl..r taansnsa.
t t oi.. )U0H MgOHAA1CB' INSTI
Vt TUTS LIBRARY AND RiADiNU-
noose, ,e. et Toes serest sad $go•rS tap
Opsu from ' to s e.e.. and from T to le roil.
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
Leading Lily, Weekly aid Illustrated
Papers M , etc. , Des Ns.
MTMAw1�t8H TICUT, O11LY B1 -M.
glrestlag nee me of Library and itefidiest
Room.
Applications for membership reeelved 1,
Llttr.rt..• In room
J. H. COLBORNyyE. H, HAMILTON.
Libraries
Ood.rtobsroh.lfth tfgt-
AueltlonMllall•
rp[AS
aO1OUNDKY. AUCTIOM�p�R�
1 and tsw9ttM
r.nee egret. rldb. Ca
Ag.st I.00n R'fi
das mid l.noshlr.e. aA
sad (lore Demist Mental Ins. Co. galr at
to in •a1 part or the ootaty. 1111.11
JOHN KNOX, MINERAL LUO
some.. sod Land Valuator. f dm'ild.
L ida''Inc hod soudder5w sapert . d
simi.rtagtrads,-Itedi sum
g.rIsr iIs•1a pashise to
Ie
s left at
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Olaf v carefully as's, .d to. 83
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CIVIL 5[101150*, sely.Telk
.*A.Ot117SIKA1I, TALO ATO..
011se-Car. ga.ttlee.ssdl%ergalMl.I�D.1
book.
A ma.. beholding pt, looked down the
dietaooe tad the dark, dreamtst ot the put
years.
The woman paused, and bending over
It, pressed with ttu.v.rtng lips the crumb
hag petals.
Only • rose '
then, as the evening shadows gloomed
over it, a room c•ied, •tartliug the silence
"Momma, who's been in the parlor •-fool-
in' with this heal 1'Y��[ v gone end lost
the Aloe thee I was ♦meals' at
wMr‘tla.71 $t. veer.
Th. enormous amount of wood new used
for making paper every year may be Judged
from the fact that the Petit Journal, whevb
hes • circulation' of over • Intik on copies •
day, on woodpulp paper, oonsums ID a
twolvemon.b 120,000 fir trees of an average
height of (kat. This e. equivalent to the
.a,.ua1 thiueing of 25,000 sores o[ forest.
This enormous 00100111 of 11/004 as required
to torni the raw material for • mangle paper'
10 Ifweden, Austria and 1.ermasy-the
great 0eutres of the production of wood
oolp-- he emotion of the destrmetton of
forests e., says Field and Fnreude,beoomiog
• serious one : se eerlons, indeed, teat u0
les. some use material tomos into use be
fon long the printing prom will eat up the
forests of E:arope.
The er►lsk.n• aa.5teeog,
Rey bud bon weight bow to meek. A
few week, atter. while at grs.d.m s Ions,
he saw tae Maim dri.ki.R. "0, Sae i1.
.bfrkes* gargle Hdr *Magi r
x•04 �tt�Il11 -
First the bodelsom the Msswst. thee the
perks* fanti There oro ..owl Moues el
semi. .f the moat important 1,eMimme sees -
prig tats *shoe pea sere ears sure-Yut-
ms.'. Psalms 0..s Etttru.tor. The jufaes
.1 photo neatly muss.e1Ned sod perked
gats sod balsams lift barmsaissa sales. al
es.hl.d glen tet stead result. Putman'
lgtrsmbr makes ns sen spot. doss ase le
• w up fon •;week, but Epee es VraW/t
Mint fee week sate) • whilst sure ramps
]tews.0 el..id 5mMlllra�
rootage ♦Vamps.
Postage damp in the toren of stamped
eiivelepes. Nye ••Ceyer'e Ststlo.er,.. were
int issued by M. de Valeyor, who owned a
private met 10 the any of Paris to the
reign of Loma. XIV. Over • eentnry Inter,
to 1758, M. do Chasnouast,'51.0 the proprie-
tor of • post, issued panted postage slips to
be attached M tetters. In Spain. in 17It,
tad is Italy also, stamped ccvers for marl
matters were tried, but it was not end
1840 thee stamps, se we know them sow,
wets put is els. This was in England, the
rovernmest adopting the system devised by
Rowland Hill. Brazil was the grit country
to take up the mew invention. Rmeom
adopted the postage stamp next, in 1835 :
then tlwtt.enead In 1346, and March 3,
1847, the esigaesa of the United State.
authorized the egow of postage .tamps.
The West he ♦'tall de.
The Telegraph Age tolls how a telegraph
editor is • Boston 'newspaper *Bee wrote •
.oto of remouetrs0ee LID the typ.wriser a-
twitter.
p•t titter. bemuse the latter ia hie espy had
entirely omitted the letters 'f' tial 'k'wbere
iia .bosld have appeared. The operator
repbsl to thin note as follows :"Mr. Edit
or : Mrto4soe are liable to b.ppee to the
beet es regulated philistine.. .md to type-
writers as well it i., Mcleod. s ver7 as-
phertsnste apheir, but the .pi 'nerd saw
"say phial oat tad are lost. TMi..eraleg
i called at She phiee OT tae gsutl.m.0
Orem wheel 1 net this estpbit,but phoned
be paired him is : is pima the "abase cid"
esys be will .et return pIS, pbosr sr play.
day.. I do set lige the leer o. tai• artist
ev.pall my.lph bat will gsa th.tipt;tth�
eta. • I seveelph esu.Ner tale
t.s poise. bat • Mitsui optaie. frtaitf1-
pIsrti yew% J. foetal.
maw dust ee yw east. 1'II htwk it el
Hew white the SISi is It .oust be from
the ries. 0.e *seer of yusr etuest•tle
pieta doss .od tte other up. It looks toe
fey fur.nytbtns. Wan ; I'll fin it. I'm
tir.1 to dean, dear Kit up slew♦,» 1 c•n
meet my bad en No, that won't do, 1 must
preload to read • save!, tad 1 Louw; per
hape you bad beater 50 tofu the smoking
ear. All the old married men du
Groom- Well, I'd go my darling, if you
Wok best.
Bride lies, you must go. Help me off
with this gluve, dear. Vote must go and
.tam reel lit.., two or fifteen miautee
EA R '1'0 DEATHS DOOR.
THIN WAS THE CONDITION OF THE
YOUNG SON OF JOMIt IN(;LISH,
OF LAKEFIELD, ONT.
, \ TR/ UK' r " SUS ut't', DIIMUTATW,*gI1100-
;.iwawa/T. %ITALITI' u. VI1O14 Tag
111191g1IST ekU1iLL001l-L NAS CNam.g TO
IIATTLS W IT11 Ino 1119400SR.
Whatever may be the cameo. it s unfor-
tunately
nfortuoaely ono true that Targe numbers of
childr.0 are etllioted with nervous troubles.
Those in many cases assume aggra0ateJ
conditions and develop often into what is
really • feature of paralysis.
A result •f Revere sickness some years
ego, Robert B. English, the young sun of
.lotto English, who cwduoie • large 000per
ate boomers In l.ekeheld, Out., became the
victim of what seemed oke chronic nervous
o ese. The child was taken with severe
twitchiogs .ccompe.nied by Ste that were
doomed to speedily wreck the wholeay.tesi.
Naturally the best medical *kill was
brouttht 1010 nqut.ition but ou relief was
,.cured. `oath .'emenoan Nervine was need
tad with the result that after lux bottles
had been taken the boy was restored to par•
feet health and u today one of the most
robust and healthy children in hie...tio. tf
w untry The case of Minnie Stereos, of
London, tar., daughter of F. A. Stevens,
of the !Pocono Manufacturing Co., ie • amine -
what similar case. Twelve bottles of medi-
cate cured • severe case of paralysis there.
The great secret of Nervine u that et
aures et the nerve oe11tres, sod for this rea-
son Is • pa0acea sure, certain and lasting, 10
all caw, of nervous trouble.. general Lethal-
ity. indigestion, sick headache, end like
difficulties in old end young. It removes
these troubles, and besides, builds up the
• ystem, for it is toe of the greatest flesh-
',reducse. that the are bee seen For sale
by J. E Davi..
"TMs. tots."
.lust • simple little "thank you, but hone
cheerful tad hgnt • duty may be made to
appear or bow pleasant an act of kwdneea
or chivalry will seem if only rewarded by •
gracious "1 thank you." Politeness is never
beyond the resale of anyone, and It u the
truest sago ut good breed:ug. 1 t s not mon
than right nod It should be expected of
.vet yam- to Umiak people for hay kindness
Them might show us, whether it may be
their do,y or not, How much more willing
we are to do for one when we know that our
work will be appreciated by a grateful
thank you ' If • fneud takes the trouble to
send any hate token of love, no matter
what, uummuu sense. if not decency, should
dictate that en &chaos lodgment, either
verbal or written, is expected
Suppose, for instance, you would wish to
'%maps •o.i but e,' de them il/o. .0 d your •'tA•.k you dear,,' ••d the .�/t t. map- , Ask
ed. No doubt they ars willow etuutrb sew
to do for you, but volumes. is ohe.p, had.
like charity, ,t should 019901119e0eo 51 hoar*. Wonderful Tonic
a SI 01*WO 41
1t u .ad to see bow tmpul.lety members of
• family treat each ether One takes Item and
the other ewer tie many ktudnesses without
e ves a thought of thank• fie profuse la
Imo thetas rather than eiot may enouvh,but
be .hewn.
•■ ArlsemeOral It1,re.err
" Arlthm.ttu's queer seg, oak. little
Bobble. •• if you put two twos ou top of
each other like this 2, Moo, make four, but
when you •49I 'era togeiha. out the segue line
they sake Meatytwo.
tie Leta! Cedes&
••R'ub I w.. • eodih,'• said ,lack.
"Why de you ambo► that " asked his
mother.
"They don't have to tab* any sod h• er
• There t orn with .11 they Deed already
Meade of them.,' said Jack.
As.■weteeese Lanier.
Jack Frost came to t1.• wu.dow pane,
And softly tapped with he. uncle cane.
"Kleu.eois," 1 said, the I -ore me tight,
And 1 rather you wuul,:..'1 come 10 u •
.tgbt.
Se ha ,or•t0boo his name .. ever the glass,
And the heti!: sneezed .. she bread ham
A middling good mam-is to better
middling good egg.
$-XA.S GOODS.
I h5 -e toeeited • fresh supply of
Fruits suitable for 13 - Holiday season
such aa
ORANGES. LEMONS,
also NUTS eioI CANDIES.
An assortment of Nota15
Which 1 am sellout at a re-duc. d rate.
at H. J. HO)RTON'S,
Th. (task Orec.•r. The Square.
D. CANTELON,
West street BAKER,
STILL LEADS THE TRADE.
His matte from pure
Manitoba Hour -made from the
cream of the Manitoba wheat -and
bread
is
surprise • friend. 1'ou buy some exgatslte therefore is the beat in the world.
ruse and smile 10 anticipation of the plea- This is a bigthingt0 saybut it is
sore they will afford. You gave them 10
bar sad •xpallats 00 their beauty and trot- a fact and you have the privilege
ranee and all that. What would be mon Of buying this bread at the Baine
discouraging and portal than have her n•
move made from inferior flour at the
iye them with no thought ot thanks, or
answer you with an uutntereetiog "Yes, price of 5 cents per loaf. delivered
they are aloe," We are afraid It would w any part of the town.
long before you would take her roses again.
1)o w* ever thiol of thanking those about
us fur services they perform, for us' We be-
come so accustomed to have this end that
done for ue that we look for it se oar dao.
We thilk of thanking the Itttle ons* Bar Wedding cakes and almond-
who.e tiny test run so many ene.nds "0," icing a speciality.
you ..y, •• they have nothing else to do." D. CANTELON.
Orders for cakes promptly at-
tended to.
tri. MM... arses,
, Srbde (Ie railway troial-Now, my dear,
i
you ,twee remember see to est . 11 ow
• were just married, It wssM be perf..tly
y I hsl31N M bate .11 tame straw p•'p('
kw N i sit 4• HMI' desert 1 yes* be 11
year a.ktla Ir. an evoked. Theref%
If You Need
Felt Slippers
Felt Boots
Rubbers
Overshoes
- - Overstockings
Overgaiters
Heavy Rubbers and Sox
Get Pollock's Prices
and YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
A large assortment of
X-mas Slippers IN
Felt, Repp and Embroidered.
Newest Style. Lowest price at
& B. FOLLOCK'S
NEXT STI'RI)Y BROS
■i■
E. B EDDY'S
LEADERSHIP
MEANS
SUFERIORITI
Ia the Lod
ET' 8INcI
1$61.
MATCHES.
w
SE1101001
Remedy hr
Weak and Impure Blood.
Kidney and Liver Troubles.
w•e••aseea.e w 4. IN. M•OLIOP. metosa•as1, oar.
ri
HaniiItou-.t. Grocer
\t the
FOtt
i
FINE HONEY
A koo.l line of Syrup,.
A Sltt'eial Zine in two gallon
Pails
X -MAS FRUITS
1-atr1(e supply
Kest e1tiellly
X'.MAS CANOY
1 hie .d' alt.• h .t s-..oruuento
thin side of the cut%'.
Anything in title French
China for et('hrt-ttua. pre-
w'nts.
Your wants un• looked after
Your tra'1e appreciated.
CASH GROCERY
Hamilton Street.
New'.iT1
Millinery.
,11SS CAMERON, the Hamilton -Street Milliner, having
visited the wholesale millinery centres of l:anad;t, she has
been successful in procuring a complete shack 1.t tt. yy' .halx•rt
and trimmings for the fall trade, including ;ill the new
chenille effects, etc.
In returning thanks for'past patronage. invites
inspection of her stock:,
•
MISS 'CAMERON.
CHEr4P CHOPPIN
AT THE
GODERICH WOOLEN MILL.
I beg to say that I have opened a store corner of Colleirne-st and
Square, in Mr. Lewitt'* Knitting Factory, and have wade arrange•tuenta with
Mr. Lewitt to attettd to the selling of our popular Woolen goers- You will
find our stock first class, and made of pure wool, well selected, consisting of
TWEEDS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, YARNS, ETC.
Now is the time to buy your woolen goods as wool is fast advancing
in price. Buy before the goods go up.
1 have put a new Grain Chopper in the Woolen Mill, and will be
prepared to do chopping every day. Grain ground tine or eonr'w', and have
put the price down to 4e. per hundred pounds, hoping by doing good work
and fair dealing to receive a liberal share of your patronage.
G. M. COLLINS.
GRAND JEWEL.
A BOE Oii STOVES.
WE IBE HIVING IT.
The Grand Jewel Wood Cook
- Sitove with Steel (lven is the
ONE -
NOTE THE: FULL(►WIN': INiiNTS.-1. The Grand Jewel has • genuine steel
oyes. which makes it bake with about half the fuel required by other large wood stoves.
2. The ':rand Jewel teen plate• are made of Steel. They mono, cr+ck. Hog
patent double flue in (spot n1 oveu, which make. the oveo bake evenly all over.
A number of .*conal hand Wood and Coal Stoves cheap.
HARPER LESS
A Little Knowledge
to the fact that the
•
is not a dangerous thing when it directs yrur attention
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.,
is giving the most practical and business like course in Canada. Everything
strictly high grade. Write for catalogue and College Journal School re-
opens .fan. 2, 1896.
J. NAT. NAT S M i V E L I, Principal.
C
heap_\Jinter1V1llineryi
We are welling our large stock
of Millinery at greatly reduced
prices, many linen at and below
cost.
MISSES YATES.
P. $.-Store next door tt. let