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TAB SIGNAL • GODRRIcI, OPT., TiNTRSDAT. JAN, is, lass.
DAMS AND UHINK.
w. ass. W.rd,
Almost a
Hopeless Case.
41 Terrible Cough. No Rest Night
nor Dag. dtven up by Doctors.
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A LIFE SAVED
BY TAKING
CHERRY
AYER S PERRCTORAL
"Several years ago, 1 caught a serere0o1d,
attended with a terrible cough that allowed
me no rest, either day or night. The doc-
tors. after working o,er me to the best of
their ability, pronounced my es.e hopeless,
and Bald they could do no more for me.
♦ friend, levnirag of my trouble. sent me
a bottle of Ayer's (-berry Pectoral, whleh I
began to take, and very soon i was greatly
relieved. By the time i had used the whole
bottle, 1 was completely cured. 1 bare never
had mach of a cough ranee that time. and I
Manly believe that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
saved my life." -W. H. WARD, 8 Quimby
♦, ., Lowell, Masa.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
HI6NEST AWARDS AT WORLD S FAIN.
lycr'. J Uf. tA. pest Family I'Aye(..
•{
a1.
FiGS AND 1 HOST LES
T„ p I s , n mess.! .r ... ne.ke Mon all the
woe s earls l
W.:ne •,1., os the damper to let .11 the tires
in a town Mara
4404 . p,c►wd inc. am Aiws)* ehrsen iron
those w h., are
The man who arang. ba Lau her I.ae 1.11
ad his hand au. -..t t:uit..
The taw who is Dot aeries! the e.: as. I►
not agsu.et . he dr. 11,
The minaret 1t.1.e ti, .,t drink .1 Me. i0 be
fore the tint dime se team,'
Religion, purr and undefiled works .t the
trsdrovert d.y an the o`eek.
We know west .u•an ie et heart wber
we know what lie i. oppaang,
It u a lona *ten'oward heavesoo be !ors
if a home where (lutist is loved.
llue et the hardiest toWB• for entre rola to
forgive, is a doff trees in Good
That moor use work ...id be great who
faithfully door ii, feet •vert day.
Many a man 51.0 claims that charity
begins at home. let.,. wife waw the wort.
The 1'hsura.n shoeu.i be a men whom
people *tit instinctively' seek lu time of
trouble
The devil a noir! hove 14' Irina. of Mounes.
if he con !,10 t make sin attractive
There s • g• o I de.l of religion in every
continua', 1 that dido t some front 1'hr,.1
Fanaticism fur Christ hrn't yet hren s1 le
to catch up with thy w4/ria'. Iousttcam for
cash,
Life never nous at . Maher than the 11e
lief. The mw who believes wrong will lire
wrong
limo of the first marks of •..c-k►It ,ng ..
worldly conformity We ase antlois 40
please -Mrs 1 •run.,, .1. pi oportion .. we fat:
1• grace
M bat he wtberrd for Neer.
The man pu.le•t remselt up to the hotel
table, tu:'..,'l h.s napkin under nu chin.
picked up the 1,111 of fare and began to
study it torridly. Everything was to
restaurant l•reuchend he A..W t bke tt..
'• Here, waiter, he said .t. rely. "'twit •
nothing on This 1 nosy.'
Am`t there nothing else vim would like
for dlnnrr, slr" ' ,Lgalle.l the waiter pulite
ly
'• Have you got .ny sent ,!us non'
Tbe waiter gasped.
•• No sir," 1w replied
" l:ot any b•. n.ot.:"
" N No, sir. '
•• /•of troy .emIdeal!"
ide:"
" No, sir, we stn',."
••1:ot any Pine d'esprit •"
" No, .tr : net a cope
'• beet any temps. tarot
•• 1 rvek..n not, tor '
"(lot any .ours 41.11 -ante r'
•• NG, sir
"
Tbw war et sw. edging • ff.
"(1., any sine die,
1. we ain't .ti ..
**(rot ae.y h. Minibus stow '
Ti. waiter'• face showed SOROS stud of in
teUttterroe.
,. Seemr. 1.k. 1 neer.' oh da,, air," and he
rushed os w the k.tch.a ua,y to return
empty handed.
W. ...i't got sone, air,' he said is a
tow .1 dle.pp. n moot.
"{rot ems u.*, de in. r •"
.. N•N.., ..r
Tb• w.•.. -r wee in .g to pleats fast.
T(ss geotlea.an to.ei the neat was a me
was as a Vey IINN ,•a.
" li..t .ny vow . el SS ' ' he .egwlred mato,
Tb. w.11er only ane t, his 1.• Md.
"Na.' N • 11, ma) b, you've got tame
boom aa•t u.i, 5s,e .1114 . 4e.f...1,. leer
" V..1 we hes. sir, ' ...Immo d the waiter
1. a tone .s Lbw winos( relwe, .oil he fairly
flew sato the kitchen.
Mama /N MIAs
Ore dot Teo. -e' ly, u w Du .1.. sohool,tls
r nabs• was eternising he . I .es is holiday,
mud embed ire* n1 the Iwo, e .
"law did ('hal lee 1 die''.
'As boy paused for • m".o.. • ..ed ere of
ibis ether lade. 1.y way of pr.•mp Tar him,
ifat ler. tom op to hie o•• 1.1 •o •'wady M -
nor at,oe
nous.$.. • Test t11i►i... 11144 Y..re Yrra.
Thar Afro hot.
With eel civilisation hoe cum a
great and co.itinstl dinar in drunk-
. ears. Th., ' u.itiuual dont t.Ut. • .x.n-
• 1,11g whk'h SU naueh is said. is lees.
'r for man. than it was IS .•••ntury
Of at I.war represents a Isere c•on-
inin,l•rion N. hear more about 11 UtI -
. ;u • er. but that is because se ha'..
r,a:••d t,. n•tCrrd It as a matter •,f
..out..•. a trgular part of daily lit,
Ti, f.•r• it may be surmised ttu.t .our
1 h. rtbta.0 and other *rinks in tight-
. the "drink fiend.- are strikliat n:
is after all a dyiag monster.
•,ate dunger;yna rv.•n In the deelth-
'anwhlle anoth.•r and 'subtler d.•m-
w►J� .•s. The vie.. •.f c,vUhtation ars
1i Nee and those, a -h., would acorn
dripk." as they, call it dlRorentlat-
the ••onsuml•tl.•i..of al,d.hot from
.t M ail ,ether liyutds-Irultll,le In
t_e of-trartoue kinds. opium. either
Pit furnl of laudanum-drinkb * or
10 .ubtl. r form of the tf pode•wtic
etinn of oo.rphia, le. though not
•.mon, toes ran` than 1t is` Ituess.••1
•-In,e.mnla •.r pain which to our
• itiv nerves ...ern intolerable is the
tsar for healnning the habit. and
:b• em) 11 worm- than drunkenness.
Th.• "cocaine hal.it" k a recognised
f..rt In Ameriea. , when. our Teutonic
nee.. sublet -fed to an int.•ttser climate
and an Irtenger 1lfe than In Europe.
has •1eveloped a quicker sensibility and
n.or.• irritable nerves.. The inhalation
of chloroform has proved an irresis-
tible temptation to many. and w,tmer,
who would acorn any indulg••ner in
wine. sip 'eau de t'oingne and other
LA. tfume,.
infiinitely more dangerous than etc••-
hc.' are the.. f-irms of Inebriety In that
• revolting ass wIatIona surround
tn. Their viettms do not regard
roach-e'e an drunkards -at lea.t.not
rail the habit 1e fully (()cm/d. They
caannt td-nttfy thptr nervousness. their
faintnres. th.dr sleepl••t!ne•ao with the
(oat -lags of the staggering loafer of
the street. nor th.• rest they obtain
otter the d.-.te with the etupnr of vul-
gar drunkennoes. Therefore. to an ex-
t••nt which Is not generally realised.
write,n are subject 10 this temptation.
Their imarinstann 11 not offended, and
th. t ran usually nht:ttn the drug they
w •nt without sio.pi.•i.••i and carry tt
al.cut In (•nveni, nt forms. It takes a
long time for ev••r intimate. to reallye
that th.• •tepresi.inn. the Irritability.
the vi.r•.'Ine tips -brio of a rigid abstainer
oris.- from drunk -comet.•: we generally
n.•e ivc that condition as being due
Foe (my .n.• .ouL(•. And drug habits
of t nous sorts bwv.ny• incurable just
hermit!, no om- ree.lixes that they are
e.n.ph a form •►f inebriety.
The e•-n••rtl habit of .loin<Ine Is ,to
eondlennn.•el. hewithy pe•rtnni
.i- continual medicating with either
• '-tire-•• t•urgattv.•t. tonics or soda-
If a ito.etor p-eerr11.Pst them
thingn, g.•"1 and well: he know.. pre-
ntr.:.bly. when to give and when to
stpl. tut the irresponsible way tn
w h.eh 1•"•`1tt• pour pilhstartces far
etior.R••r than alc••hnl Into their oys-
t.-ms would awaken one's admirattnn
of thole courage. 1f. It did not arouse
ane'• indignation at their folly. ('a..n
have ts.en known of Ringer 4ryoken-
ne•in. Extracts of ginger. popular
among women as relieving fun( t anal
•liaturhanc •e. contain strong ale.,hnl
uittguisr.,i be the pungent spice. Ar-
e-r.:e •.ltln; 1s not eipfined ta..lstt•rta,
but le i.,polar at an improvement to
the . om 1. snot t among the eociety
es of, .tustralta, while Inneeent
p.•••11.- take strychnine in their torten
w ithogt knowing It until they feel
")unl;y.•• The danger is twofold --first
the directly laborious' efforts of the
eho...n drug. and geCondry the risk of
htnorantly• •-l.wptng to one's. hr.•ast a
viper more malignant thin the "drink
fiend." -1lc.,ho1 we know and dread,
hi' these things, As dangerous as al -
c, 11.-1--r:.• take without -any fear Aril
while Tow men and wrenen of a differ-
ent now.. dwelling In a hot and malsrl-
.uw t•Iimate. quinine. opium and other'
drugs may he not only' haerniege. but
ev.•r whnl some, tl r, :r. for us An-
glo Savona. except In rare instances,
eut.tl• tnd pernteinue fees'.
How mach
business era
a ma■ do
whose system is in a
Mate of disorder?
itlsadacbe is only a
slA$om. it is ant
Mac Tbc pain is
the head is the sign of
rsbellioo. There Lsee
Mea mistakes is diet.
There has been over-
work sad sleeple.s sfghta. The rnscbinery
of he wbol. s. -items is demoralised. A
len-:nesa gala feels that he cannot afford to
be Ili nimaat to quit work. He drags along
day eller day. nukes bad dials, says the
woe's thing, and health and business col-
la'•^ together. There's no need of either
di.a.ter. IN. Pierce's Pleasant Peliets are
a 1;.:.Ue, effective renovator of bath stom-
ach rad b•.wrls. They midst Data,, with-
out threatening to tear the body piece -meal
Th. -r are no griping pains, no nausea
lMr Is a barely Perceptible laxative. Two
give more notteabl• molts. and they may
be continued until tins warm is through!,
ren •vakrd, strengtbeyd, sad pot into her
mons with 'mature. OM seed not leas a
"11 .bit" of taking the "Pleasant Pellets',
A. ,-ou a.. health is restored the may be
di., .rded without a return of illness De-
cal: o of their absence. Therefore, you
don t become a -.lave to their nee.
A GREAT NOOK PRQe.
'When Dr. a t" Pierce. of Buffalo. N V . pas
list. -•1 the first edition of his w.., k. The People's
.1'.•.,,rooa seam Medical Adviser, be.saouaced
it %nea .4e, o... copies had been sold .1 the res
alar price ti ye per copy, the profit op which
woutd refs., ham toe the great amount of tabor
an.! esowey expended is producing It, he would
•t .r:h.tte the neat bet million free. As Ibis
nu•. '.rr u( copir. has already been sold. be u
a„" - lastributtag : sa.la•Nr Jeer, y,o,o.o copses of
th., moot comp]. to interesting sad valuable
r -m. mos sense .nrd{t1l work ever published -
the -ecipient owh heitagrequtred W mail to him
at the iire address, thirty -Gee (recent* to oat -
cent stamp.. t.t rover tasloats and malting est,
aa•l the book will he seat postpaid. 11 is a vents,
Tile medical Weary. complete in one volume.. n
c0 - a.ssover . Ka pngetand more the. yrs Mee
tra,:oa►• The # •.e Fishes is precisely the mate
as :hose sold at $• w tempi only that the books
arr'•wsed in twront maeilfa pipet adders instead
of cloth. Send .ow before all are gyve, away.
BEST FOR
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Coal. Coal.
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The undersigned begs to in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, and has opened out in
.T. J. S. PLATT'S: WOODYARD,:
where he will keep on) handethe
Best Qualities of
Lebih Yalley Coal!
which' will�bt
delivered prompt!)
at Lowest:Market ?'roves.
D C. STRACAN
DON'T DESPAIE
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 baa enemy to the dealer who can't get the
right ,to se1) 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 f -w 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 sire, 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'tkyou 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.
I
WM. SHARMAN Jr.
Cor. Boast-st and Square, Goderich.
Re waNasalIapMltive.
A minister newly settled o • place think •
ins to tntr.tia.e hints. 11 with a ',Die boy,
-upped to talk t nim, and began by ask-
ingtis name, his age, what school he at-
tended, where be stayed, if he had brothers
and esters. and how many of them --.11
eh, •h gee.' 1004 the boy answered prompt-
ly. • at with some dryness of manner
•' Now,- .ant the mlnater, "after tether
me .11 ills? 1 .rm.) you'll want to know
*h. -.. 1 alas. .n.1 how meter little boys and
g.r 1 have ,
• t L., no, ' said the child, '• not at all
I m not SO u,quieitive "
y N.
1 .1..n•ae grape"• as he bought,
Illi. triee.,'a meaning, ....I . t‘os.ina41 to the
WW1 .mneemsst o1 len oleo
Per. -e. we, he died .4 on••l«.r"-Is•n
M Morelwg J•tore .
&the rite* frig '�S titosAI for tar
year 1894.
Great Bargains
11
READ? -MADE
Clothing.
Owing to the great reetnctlnn we mad.
In (•ter prh e. nt 11x• fail of •95 our
READY -MOUE CLOTHING
wa Aiapn-w1 ••f nearly ea feat as we
could d,'IP' neon {, thrltf, a well to
(lo :epilog ale. .iralring to plain. my
eo • omen. •...I more ; also in vnn.i.ier
tttjt a of the loci that maul people at
thi. time of 1..• year, film it ditlicnit
to pro» ort' ...Thin; owin,f too heel
Maws, i wish to annonn a to my tits_
,oaaer.. ali•I ,hr genera: pubic, that
We have
RRDDO") OUR PRICES
*till mare. '1
finite 11 1 ti
pm- we • xp
left if roar
'•-1. cheap e•v,r win .gin -
01..f' of Slay. h, t,y which
to clear obi, all that is
• ,..n.le stork.
L. C RD & CO
H.tM11.TtM
WILL CURE YOU
guaraetee Dodd's Kidney Pills to cure an
ase of Wight's l)t.ease, iia es. Lambe*,
ItropeiY Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Ferns'.
.,uubles Impure Blood or money refunded
-.ild by .11 deal n in medk.ne. or by mat, of
receipt of once. pat. per bo.. or Su boasts...5G
Dv L.. A. siert; t CO. Toronto
IAMOND
I1JNER
P S
.i,vRE
1CrII$TIPAT:ON,
;:", lIY .PE'".d1A
$71CK;1EAMACMG,
((IEGULATLTHr U E.R.
WO: PILL ArT[I, [.ATIIIII
11N. itna•• ROOD f1I:•CSTION.
1421'. iF rr Cho. 1"eQOL . Ts�lt� 1114
Hel'lo!
Tie OW Reliable
Still oa Deck.
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
the Oheaossl peal ever sell is vs narks•.
All (Joel w.yb.d au She Msrbe$ goatee.
ea tr', you're eon yea get veer weigh
Orders IA at HARPER a LEI!'E
promptly aMrd.d to.
W Ma LM
IF YOU WANT
a
MO MB
u
A TER SUIT
of t -class Make,
Good terial and
Latest\ Styles,
-CALL UPON
HUGH'DUNLOP.
rued were•.*-t.tssle
Neil t.'aeak se itemlr
PL
ruu.a..YING MILL.
CHANGE ^F BUSINESS.
Haring bought the ware business of lir. JOHN HILLIER, Kiagstos-st, Goderub,
we will be prepared on and after Saturday, Nov. 23rd, 1896, to gays
Immense Bargains in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
FLOUR "(I FEED. CROCKERY and GUSSWARE, ETC. RTL
Ws have also decided to adopt the CASH SYSTEM, believing it to be to the beat
lettersets alike of buyer sod sen:er.
We cordially solicit the patronage of all tt.e old oo.tonters, and as way sew Drees ea
pe.sible, Come and eee the eultstsnual reduction. we make 00 our goods.
A large stock et good dry cordwood,deltvered at any part of Limos for Sb 25 per cord
We are able to sell cheap, bee.ase we have bought lir. Hillier's well-a.aorted stock
at. good dieoonot, sad likewise by managing the bwm.eas on a ooh bane.
Goods delivered promptly and cerelully.
Produce taken ss cash Remember the date. Saturday, Noy 23rd.
CZ7TT.
POTMAHOFF TEA.
khans & Rhyiias.
ESTAILISMEll I111S
,t.,rOr
SASH, DOOR Itnd BLIND
Dealer is au klads it
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And ►w11410'.►r l of every deserlptto.
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
Competition,.
To Ong bare Pa a_rn. wL` A 0.
. _,.m Loan nss eMasa �MAlr Mae
•
laa.b .deme Mt.aN� aro r
IrellerrsiellLet�aaRtreed dors.. wf.
�wasrado hNg..`�OII.M Wag IV:
ock.
N- ,9ta..l ..oast. ;wow,
war
Thine new blend of tea for family
use is now on sale at our store.
We l.ave also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
a
and keep on hand full Tinea of hest Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Thiry
Produce. Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables.
STURDY BROS.
The Oroce•r, oe the Hqu.ro.
TilOROLIl CEIENT or kTER UIE.
11.25 PER BBL.
AND
SCOTII FIRE BRICK
k PEP 100
R. W. McKENtiIE'S
SRE H18 NEW STOOK OP OII118.
CHEAP HARDWARE 8T►ORE
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