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Til B STGNAIL : GODRRIOH, ONT.. THURSDAY, JAN. 16, 18H.
A Pala TY t:EHLMONY.
' I ass... .y L.v.abas • skradssllea *1 Levee
..,alley
The rradilsttw, of Mies Jun Mu,ahen,uf
AYER S
Nair
VIGOR
R..tor.. mitered
color to the belr,
and also prevent*
it telling out. Yrs.
W Fenwtok. of
Digby, >M. 0., oars:
"A little more
than two years ago
my Ii ur
began
to turn
gray
and fall
out. Af-
ter the
use of
One bottle of Ayer.* (lair Vigor my
hair was restored to its original
color and ceased falling out. as
occasional application has since kept
the hair in good comfit ion."—Mrs.
H. F. Frsiwic[, Digby, N. s.
Oroac h
of Hair.
"Eight ye..1s age, I had the yari.r-
loit, and lost my hair, which pre%i.
ously as quite abundant. I tried
a variety of preparations, but with-
out beneficial result, till 1 began to
fear 1 should be p'rmanentl) bald.
About nix months ago, niy husband
brou t home a bottle of Ayer's
Hairy i r, 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 grewth
of hair as before my illness.' —
Mrs. A. WEBER, I'olymnia ,t., New
Orleans, La.
AYER'S HAIR VIG0R
BY
11.1. C. AYER t CO.. LOVELL, MASS., U .S. A.
dltrer'a PIU. cure Sisk Headache.
TIPS FUR TiIE hi,•1'IIEN.
MRS- RORER ON D't
t oed Stell Ube eat .et G+.1 riattb la
t «. klieg -
At Innis Leger' "hu pickle* is
to show a leek .d education, ..i4 Mrs.
Rorer an the court,. .of a 1•-•• ur• '-eel-cry
of pio. hnru. th.00. Iigh .•o .• Drain.
Gook. d apt les are mere ..s:l p din sled than
VIM, but ars nal a., v.1./,0,1e 1. „A. . heal t h
standp set. Tre sngar of nature .s to fru!:
Ma... rugar wall creste mote d•-uruction
than a mad doe. I emene.1 to • e.1 table toed
if owokeJ for !hien hour. sod »• I masueat
ed. as starchy foods must t.e . -e— .'d for
hours. Huck»heal u.kee toe ate townie/i-
tems unto the Lord. 1'.ubeue. .,id .mio.s
O nab, I) out ken fare .0 tee r. It hen
there it . dor they are ruined o ami To
000k them rightly put them into a iter that
$ twilling hot, (brit keep 11 sun •' to rhe
heehaw point. Will cook in ler time in wa-
ter at 2110 dogs wee • eau .t 210."
Mr. Atkineou.IuJ the lads •n tog about
him claimed that she rUr.. s11.vi was
largely responsible for he P. tigeetible
things they put en their 411.•s, they all
kept house ' v her co. k 1 . k S es, she svory ;r, adult males. t to an average each
anewrre.l. ' 1 know it : hut 1 • a.do't eat group of 54 f..mrllos io New York .rapports
the thimws to that book for the money to the oke *5th family to supply it warn liquor.
country. .nest who, slit .un • -•,ane said
le •ummsr,,.og the evil, the Journal im
for breakfast she hoot wheat grit. :a 1.1 cream Pre""elT espy
a broiled chop, shreeld.J wheel • *cult and " Last year there were 31,897 arrests for
unties without milk or carpo, R• • lunch • drui•lenue•w in New York, sod among the
Welsh rabbit. sed boot. For et. u.•r • light waTprito he cwt e 8 414 twomenerrific tot•l of b1,897 sr -
soup, me.wi, aced two vegetables, me to be
green sad ..,.d with a little • 1 .r lemon esu. including wbseclueot trials, sod, to
luux, • wafer, ADA Anne. She lid all eat ow caw of conviction., impelsnomeets, was
own cooking, never rare uv.r hoar se Pot Ivo, ?hon $3 703 77t1 more than twice
prep.nng a meal, and n -per in t .r Wally tis reveeue which the cite gets from the
made soy epec,al preparation' for .or ODD berrnnrrte.
`'That 'at the sad it etingeth like so a..
_
ABOUT PNF UMuNIA dist • le shown by the city • h..epital reports.
Sex hundred and eighty deaths were direct -
abe fauns mad rrere.lte..1 • h..s.s.r ly caused by drink in 186i. Of the 5.737
end tae.rty INwa.e IIve. lost through pueumnnia, at Leet Me -
Dr. t'yrus 1. I.so.,Conemia'i'.sr .f Health half. the doctors say, might have beet.
for the State and city of New 1 ark, in a rued had the victimo not been weaker,"
ha1l%ho Consumption clsim.d 5,204
letter to the public gives some it. ormatitn victims, I `l8lt5, cod of the" 1,000 o..sht
and makes ...nee suggestions in -.meet i•1 heys lived It thee had not used liquor. And
pneumonia and Its prevention. He save se the story goes.
gnat pneumonia In t•rohol.ty an et oh germ i A pretty effective temper»noe lecture to
di..ame, sod that In cold weather Ie terms
make the r way to the unfrorro'n ¢ mind b.- ;
sewth houses. Thus house. be Pie their
route of wento from earn h ro a r. rod %hue
ill houses ought to to w.11 vent.rl. ed
• 1k_ Kdieon, .•f c..ur.e, wait, o ut those
well keown, hut ht le toeded, trip be in re
.prot to over Lowe., irregular e ring and l
sleeping, sod loci of op. • air el. ciao. 1f
a man is .• r.,ng, .1 he eats et giv. te hours, if I
nee gets ail the sleep he mode. if .e walk• 1
or rides rq,yho open air he cyu wer•IIv
throw it off sesta All the .Io i.,r. say this
and w) it pretty often. conside leg this,
they do so for nothing
However. there are people w .o won r '
ilstes to their physitites, and tt, it gaffer l
sometimes bee K.leo. give. %bee people
• lot et very import..' odrioe. Ole wy.'
that when au •dui: se seised with • sudden 1 READ
chill, the chill which is the i.eg note, of
pneumonia, too grains of quinate ttt nee dose
should be '.ken .mmedt.t.'y, fol owed •t ,1
upon by live drops cf camphor In water se
os a lumo of . TM lent a .rrold
sesee•d ie hat water, the Ice.. y
wrapped in a blanket " Tbr,,, rays ha, . .
jute bed. Th. Mealy will per pyre. be
Ing yet wrapped in the Market, at i a pro-
spective woe of pneumonia may 1 w nipped
intb.bud '•
1a ten oat $tet, whore sodden and trielgat
chooses noes, warm under sed Quist eld►-
iag sad stoat, dry oboes an . feet rdiag tis
the doctor., •tisntaiely seeressry to earl,
winter. Ths day may ho oboe. et, 1 ort
death tre{oeetI Ito k• is the hewn g dem".
Hee earth wind.
WASTING YOUH LIFE• •
y~y bei 111 t oeen�:.err N
.Able*, r/1M
With • pathetic, sigh how often has it
bass
maid :
N.U. Hee., i series" 1 m.st let go my
heitl s• NM"
Ito fstb.re cad teeters et eareared ebrl
did this i. Irsgi.-
NM whom* owns* ware sad time ly 8. 1p•
loruuto, with the co/Herring of the gradua-
1 ei medal art Loretto Abbey. wee the cru•
..emu at a ler) pretty sod touuhtug nesse•
e,0n1 upon the clueing ul the suhwrl ,.estes
tot thy 1 hurtful... holid•lt.
Maes Muoabae is the daughter of the late
.luno llenshso, Court ateeographer it will
be teenembered that last Water, returning
Irene Stratford, where court was beta held,
to compete% with the Judge and members of
the Ir.r stteodrug the 1 uurt, Mr Mo.mhan
was terribly injured to the accident that oc-
curred on the 1:.T. R just west of Tweak,
cud .uocumbed tu_i,i5 injuries a few days
alter.
re. shock of her tether a death pres-
troLeJ Miro ldonshas, sad bee etudl.. wore
.ou..queutly se/ iotetrupted that she was
unable to gradate with her dem last *Mr
mer.
Inc ceremtrol, which was etriccly priv-
ate, took place on the handsome and 'pact -
1110•14100 room of the Abbey. Hu
l ;rads Lite Archbishop presided and bestow-
ed the graduating medal epos the young
student, praising tier fidelity sod pereever
secs Chet esu sow rewarded, exhorting the
recipieet w follow up the teaching she had
baro favored with end warning her of the
leaidione dangers of the world she eras about
..tering.
Tho youog graduate stood out from among
D OT oletsaul.i.ee, the observed of J , Her
simple hind dress to Its length b.tuleeed
the step from girlhood, while the hair coif -
lured ac.x.rdiog to fashions dictate., maces
torted the lime of separation. Musical se
lrohow from the pupils and presents of
A eve.r. from the came brighteoed the cocoa
, iso, �ltes Manahan distmguiohed herself
in her course b% her proecieucy in the lasg-
ueges She occupied the position of ex-
change editor are 'he ,toff of the quarterly
publitati.w of the pupils of Loretto--Leaf-
!eta of Loretto.
VERY HELPFUL TO fLADtES.
'.ick tenet. with no lifterCsplessant.ess
t wise. to these Who t .e &..th cased-
(, \Mary Cure,
Whilst both sexes are.ufferer from kid
D O, trouble, to many respects women are
11ar,ls, to many respsote women are hello to
peculiar wssl.oesees and paras, because of
disorganization of the kidneys Objection
is taken, and nghtli, to mato remedies be
deem of the method of use, as well as after.
unp aseautoees This is never thuya.s with
the South Amerieaa Kidney lure. it grew
ease to the patient in six hours, and .o -a-
noyiog efrcta follow, for in a short time
even :u aggravated cases, en entire curs is
effected. There is no other medic:ns I :e
South America° Kidney l urs. It a m re-
medy tor the luau., a and Weider ails
cwt a general ,pe..ibr that is supposed to
curs everything that ends be efeotla, .o
cure. Mouth Amerman Kidney Care dors
its particular work and does it well. Sold
t y .1. E Heels.
(milli Tipple.
The New • ork Journal publishes • mass
of etapetrw seeming the consumption of
liquor in the great metropolis.
The annual consumption of liquor of all
kinds to the city amounts to 17u,531,1t0,
gallons. The consumption of beer reaches
168.960,17 gallons. In considering the
ooaseeue.ces the Journal partly says-
"More then 30.000 persons were arrested for
draokeoppees in New York in 1895: 22,001
men, wliwe manhood alcohol had de•
strovsd ; 8,000 women from whom liquor
G uile all that wee beet sad higbest,"
Tbere ere 8,730 planee where liquor is
G oo, which te one ,.loon to every `224
people, count( ? men, women, children sed
babies en arms There is one saloon for
the foregoing figures
yir Samuel Lewis. K.1'. M 11 , the oosl-
black negro who was kniehted on New
Tsai day, is S2 years old. H. was edu-
cated at Wesley I',llega', Mheltield, and Uo•
'varsity, London, was admitted to the bar
of the Middle Temple in 1871, and became
Thief Justice of Yam Leone in 1882 last
year he wee chosen as the first mayor of
Freston.
Great Bargains
IN
Y - MADE
othing.
jump t
a The � y ' pyeelesei lc sad
• .Mise Mestaient - Ly ..hg
Vim
auk ware. bet onts . thOmsk at mid d•
Eid-
er* rsb hoe caw
How more
business can
a ma. d•
whose system is in a
state of disorder
Headache is only s
=in.
in. It is not a
is
the bead i=a e sin of
rebellion. There leave
been mistakes i. diet.
There has been over
work and sleepless sights. The machinery
of the whole systems is demoralised. A
beldam man feels that be cannot afford to
be 111 enough to quit work. H. drags along
day after day, makes bud deals, says the
worn thing, and health sod basins.. col-
lapse together There's no need of either
disaster. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
• gentle, effective renovator of both stom-
ach and bowels. They a•eist nature with-
out threatening to tear the body pieeedpeal
There are no griping pains, no nausea
One is a barely perceptible laxative. Two
give more noticable results, and they may
be continued until the system is throttgbly
renovated, etrrngthene:d, and put into bar -
moo with nature. One need not tear •
"habit " of taking the " Pleasant Pellets „
As soca as health is restored theymay be
discarded without a return of illness he -
cause of their abeence. Therefore, yos
don't become a slave to their use.
• A GREAT HOOK PREM.
Wiwi" Ili. at a Pierce, of Buffalo, Ir T., pub
'shed the fest edition of his work, The People's
t ._anon Sea.. Medical Adviser, he announced
that titer 6fl,ao copies had been sold at the reg-
ular price Sr •n per copy, the profit on which
Nteld repay him for the great amount of labor
end eae.ey expended is producing it, he would
d..tribete the next half million free. As this
number of copies has already been sold. be is
now distributing elaefearfv free, soo,00a copies of
tau moot complete interesting and valuable
c..mmon sense medical work ever published—
the recipient only being required to mail to bias,
at lbs above address, thirty-one (}O cents le one
cent stamps t, cover customs and mailing soh
and the book will be feet poet paid. It u a verita-
ble neediest til.eary, complete is one volume.. It
contains over . m pages and mon duke ,po dime
lralio.a a The Free Eberle 6 precisely the oast
as those sold et flys norm only that the book.
are bound is w i en, man11le paper coven talked
et clads. Mad Now before eel are glees away.
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:WOODYARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
Lehih Yalley Coal !
Owing to the Aiest re. uction we matte
in our prices in the fall of '95 our
READY-MADE CLOTHING
was disposed of nearly as fast as we
could desire Having, then, a welt to
do feeling, and desiring to plew.s my
cud -milers .till more , also in consider
ati.rn of the fact that Baan people at
this time of the your, And it .tifficult
to procure clothing owing to hard
timer, i wish to announce to my cus-
tomers
antomers and the genM'al public, that
we have
REDUCED OUit PRICES
still more. This ..�. y.tll eori-
finw till the Asset a[ www+which
time we expect to olear eat ad that is
loft of our ee.dy.w.da stook.
L CARD a CO.
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D C. STRACAN.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
vet guarantee Dodd's eider, Mato comae,
ase of Rr(ht's Dtseese. Diabetes. Lumbago.
,raps eumatism. Heart Disease. Female
l roubles. KhImpure Blood fir muaey ret ceded.
re.
by 1.11i deal• n is rmedicine,.oorhoi 1. o
re..nsx ..t ,x ice. ya• per
OF' L. A. SMITH a CO.. Toronto.
t ,1U RF
Cr)I''STIP AT.ONe
tai LIr: U'S:4ESb,
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' tip ,h
Ir.' _f ?S ,15,T+tI�OD u bio�cy
Hello l
The Old Reliable
Sal oil Deft.
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
BEST FOR
1)AY
the Obsaent Oul wee sold la thin market.
All oar wooed •• Me Market Soak,
so that 'Wm etre row gra paw welgbt,
(niers left at HARPER h LEEN
promptly attended to.
HAMILTON -ST. WEIL LEE.
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
1s a baa 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 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.
IF YOU WLNT
(CHANGE "F BUSINES
Having bought the ..tire biomes. of Mr. JOHN HILLIER, Kingston -st,Godes-Mk
we will be prepared on mod after Saturdsi , Nov 23rd, 1896, to give
`' A WINTER SUIT Immense Bargains in
a• a. of First-class Make,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
a Good Material and FLOUR tin,' FEED. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, ETC., ETC
Latest Styles,
—CALL UPON—
HUGH DUNLOP.
The wess.mt. IANNS
Next tys..k/.w ■wtr
PLANING. MILL.
ESTi111SME1N1114.
Bucalla1ls & Rhyus
trai eran-TrerIe•
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers la all k1.d. or
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And bonder'.,material .< every dsso1111410.
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
s
Competition.
To Oswapeaw PACTITIO RarawaT oa e
T.r/eshpw bas 8... etnablMed to gins w
paha• a 1010--1e.e servile left\ Ab .d pP
..nuns isempt-lac.
11 Y rYY.sd.. b.st..r Rt.etpies all (.
%kis I .us e. of hs puttre.s.
b¢T�t(�M(�rvM tM d even, pros. who
Mer Balk Osausoria. nee W. ems
satitoms..am��,'�s
Ieaes, eea.sstlsg wttk all Ileus sad ..Marc
swi
North Gale /sde,ll ia( .%5045 ires ie all da the
Cuan
0Si.—Uis.th w.ww.
Wri r Beal Vasserr. OaMleb
We have also decided to adopt the CASH SYSTEM, believing it to he to the beet
interests alike of buyer and eel:ern
We cordially solicit the p•tronsge of all the old customers, and as meaty new ones es
possible. Come and see the substantial reductions we make on our gocds
A large stock of good dry oordwood,delivered at ani part of town for $3 25 per cord.
We are able to sell cheap, because we have bought Mr. Hillier', woll-amorted .tock
at a good discount, and likewise by managing the burnoose on a cash basis
Goode delivered promptly and carefully.
Produce taken as meth. Remember the date, Saturday. Nov 23rd.
R. II_ CZi7TT.
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blend of tea for family
UM is now on sale at our store. .
We 1,:1%.• also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep en hand full lines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce. Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables.
STURDY EROS.
The grocer., on the Square.
TIIOROIJD CEMENT or ATER LITE.
$1.25 PER BBL.
AN D
SCOTII FIRE IIIIICI
$4
PEA 100
R. W. MGKENIIE'S
MSE 018 NEW STOCK 07 OUI&
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