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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JAN. 3 , 1896.
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Dr. M. T. Menta.
Results Astonish
MEN OF SCIENCE.
AYERS '=
A MEDICINE
WITHOUT ANEEQUAL6.
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Statement of a Well Known Doctee
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is without an equal
as a blood -purifier and Sprang medlctue, and
cannot have praise enough. 1 have watched
its elects in chronic cases, where other
treatment was of no avail. and have been
astonished at the results. No other blood
medicine that 1 have ever used, and 1 have
tried them all, is so thorough to iu action.
and elects so many permanent cures as
A1-"r's Sarsaparilla "-Dr. 11. F. llcasu.y
Augusta, Me.
Ayer's,o" y Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World's Fair.
/yea's Pills for Herr and bowels.
HEALTH AND H011..
NEWSPAPER STORLES.
Frye days preceding Ins death, says the
N•braek• Mats Journal, Prof. (.morels Mc -
Kunlun. • Scotch/Dan, sent for the Rev. 1.'.
M. Shepherd As the iuinlstax entered the
house he saw that Mr. MoKmaoa tram yery
low, but desiring to cheer hint up be spoke
in s hearty way. They talked together for
some time Fatally Prof. McKtaaoe said
'• 1 have sent for you to hold my fusers'
esrylces.
The Dilatator was somswb•t shaken by
the words, but les said '• Why,you are not
ronsg to die, my foetid.'
•• Yee. 1 ant, sod l prefer listening to the
reading of the Word before my death, and
to the prayers. w 1 think they will do nee
mon good. was the response.
Hs would not accept • uegativ• answer,
and the monster tool the liable, and is the
preeenw of the relatives read s chapter and
pr., ed. The service we. tre.1uently broken
by the ex:Iamatlnos of uoatentm.st which
were uttered oy the incl mea. H•vtwv std•
fered so long, he monied glad to give up
trying to bear his pain longer. There was
• *ma* of supreme more on bin taw when
the prayer ot the minu:.er ended. It was
one of the most impressive et er conducted,
and Mr. McKinnon said he was ready to
die when it was oyer.
He lived for time dace atter the ssrvi.ss.
dying peacefullt Wednesday morning.
Twice N•r.ed kr Dreams.
Louisville Courier Journal. Sunday
night W. A (:entry drummed that he was
run over bI an electric oar. Modav Dight
he dreamed that he was the victim of •
cable car accident. The successive dreams
an impressed him that be bought two acci-
dent tickets .or $,000 each, good for a day,
and made applicants to • regular accident
agency fora policy of $2.5 • week accident
indemnity and $2.500 in oase of death by •e -
admit. This policy had to go to New York
for approval, .arc w corer the day be thin
morning took two more $,000 ow -day
ticker.
At three o clack this afternoon Mr. (:e..
try stepped on an icy crowns, and fell pewee
upon the street, his lett arm directly under
a hear m coal .cart wheel. He u at the City
Hospual, where it is the opinion of the sur-
geons that ,mpntatese will be neoe ry.
Te lanke a Beate ..t .f a Nimmeheld.
W• End ourselves •1utteoften pu.rlsd as
to the reuse of right and wrouq in the prac-
tical yuestiow of daily .is We haven a
strong inebriation to mine course of oro
oedure cenwrnine the wsdum on propriety
or Iswtuloess ot which we teapot help en-
tertaining • doubt. Will it do for us to go
forward, or will it ••ialste *erne standard of
dut by wb:ch e e ought to he governed
May we gratify our desire, or will such wit -
indulgence strain and woken our allegiance
to the pure.t morality' May we solely
talcs sonic step • lite agreeable to us, or
by the act exert en unwholesome IDttueoos
upon chose whose estimate of vood and evil
is attect.ed by our example :' %t'e wish we
could see clearly the merits of the coati, and
we cannot •esu. -r• the affirmative in the
problem of prtvilrge without some slight
Intel/wings as to the vindication of our
course. \\ a do not mean to do wrong, mud
we hope we hays not gone cleat , for noth
ing would induce u• to trample upon any
pounve rectitude. St ll there r a little
cloud brooding the whole transaction. with-
in which there inmy Iui t. shove our head •
shadow of condemnation. How ow we be
guided to such questions of permwl con•
duct m as to nee t1.e nicht cle.riv through
the blue end commit no traipses There is
in moat of these punke• one indteputabl} safe
side.
It may not be quite right to gratify our
ioclin•iton ID a lit ea twtance, hn• it to un.
Seems as U cos-
sumptlon always
picks out the bright -
ort sd best. Maybe
it isn't sp. Maybe it
seems so became
consumption is tie
most frequent of all
diseases. Consnmp-
tiou kills more peo-
ple than wars or
Cholera or Yellow
Amer. Fully one-sixth
of all the deaths that occur in the world are
caused by coseumptloa And t'ousump&
gen be cured. Doctors used to say that it
was incurable, but the doctors were merely
mi*tales. It would be strange if medical
se tenet did not make some louver. Many
things were once considered impossible.
The ocean steamer, the locomotive. the
telegraph and telephone, the phonograph,
the electric light --ail these were onceIm-
possible, and once it was imposeible to tare
consumption. That was before the time
of Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery.
Taken according to directions, this standard
reinedy will cure $ per cent. of all cases of
con.umptioa. Consumption it a disease of
the blood. It used to be considered a dis-
ease by itself. I1 is not. It is caused and
fostered by impurity in tde blood. Purity
the blood and restore the healthy action to
the yarionm organs of the body and con-
sumption will be cured. It is by weakness
and loss of vitality la the blood 1t is cured
by purity and richness of the blood—surely,
certainly cured. Mose who have consump-
tion 01 any lingering bronchial, throat or
lung disease, and these who are on the road
to them, have a Dusltive remedy at hand.
Any condition of the body that indicates
w rrkneaa, any indication of impurity in the
blood, should be attended to at once. I.o.s
of appetite, lues of flesh, loss of vitality,
nervousness, weakness and unnatural wear-
iness, are indications that the body is ren -
sing down. Dr. Pierce's (:olden Medical
Discovery makes the appetite good, the di-
gestion strong. It builds up solid, healthy
flesh and vigorous strength. Thousands of
people have testified that it has really saved
their lives. Gime of these testimonials,
together with hundreds of things that ev-
erybody ought to know about health and
sickness and medicine. have been embod-
ied in Dr. Pierre's "Cominco Sense Med-
ical Adviser." This tool, page medical
work, profusely illustrated, will be sent free
'on receipt of f,t one cwt .tames to cover
ustoms and postage salt . World's Dia.
Pommy Medical d/eoctution, Buffalo, K. Y.
Case alit Seeed ea the Water.
About four yeah ago Henry Lewis, moon
isotone, who hum with this wife read as
children at 52 Floyd street, Brosklyo.N.l .,
found an aged woman sitting on the stoop
of hu house. She woo poorly dressed and
evident'' without funds- As she showed
evidence of culture, he invited her to hu
home, and Mrs. Lewis refused to let her go.
Tho aged visitor remained with them until
six months ego, when Lower found et • ilii
ticnit matter to wpport his until.. Thea
she told him she would not conttaue to be •
burden on them, and unstated on going to
•he poorhouse at Flatbush. where she re
manned unt.l • tow weeks ago, when she re-
turned. She had gone away comparatively
a pauper, but retnrned worth $300,01.),
which sae turned over to Lewin for his
kwdnw in taking her in and caring for her
when she was without • friend. The dis-
covery that she was heir to the money was
.rade when the surrogate of San Francisco
Inquired for her through the Brooklyn sur•
roe -t•, and tt was diwoyered ibat she was
an inmate of the poorhouse.
questionably right Dot to do eo. Shall we
take the cup lifted to our lips. m *perk ling
and fr•gnat aid sum•il•uog'• %V. best-
ial* to say "Yes, hut, without hesitation.
we may my "No, and forego the tempting
draught.
There is some profitsl.le walk of bemuses,
the influence of which upon the peptic good
and the common safety is often .luestloaeo,
but the probe of which are large. Mat we
engage in 11 without censure" Well, there
will be no deserted reproach for letting it
alone
Will it le safe and right for us to place
upon our hoard for our owe use, and to
otter to our guests, stimulating and intoxi-
cating drinks, and to socusIom our children
to this feature of dolomite He • we hnpe
to have enough strength of .elt control
and that others have to prevent any mis-
chief. That may be se, but it cannot be de-
nied that abstinence is sate. There t•
some style or public entertainmest which.
in its own neture, or In the character of Iia
omrformers, nr in the more laud) and pre -
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
I.eI1iji Yaffe) Coai!
Cella the JaenM•eas Irt.ed.
The Sunday Chronicle Story Teller says
The man who lives across the street had
barely caught the last car of the cable train
on hie way to business i est. rday morning,
and be plumped himself down wet to the
man around the corner. Both remarked
that it was cold, and then each dived tato
his morning paper.
••Weil, well,' remarked the man across
the street sitar a few minutes' earnest rtmd-
mg. "That • funny. This paper says that
•1ioc.' .Jamieson has been lilted down t.
Africa.
'•\\ hat 'Doc. Jamieson u that : ' asked
the men .round the oorner with mild in-
tereet.
'•W by, you know 'Doc. .lsmiesos, don t
you' The poltticun. Hes always in the
papers. you know, about something. Hos
got s..iie kind of • good thing down thereat
the counts building, 1 understand,' replied
the mac across the road.
"And you my he's been killed in Alriw'
asked the Inas around the corner.
'• Yee,he was shot atter a drumhead oourt
martial He was mixed up in some wry
with the (wen down there,
"Well, that 111121:1111% I read in my paper
yest rd•) he was down in Illinois, some -
whores, making a spiel for John R. Tanner,
for governor, • said the man .tuned the
corner.
'Maybe he was down in Africa on that
Tanner business," suggested the mac across
the street.
••I don t know, said the ot.ber,"youcan't
depend on these newspapers. They'll print
anything to get • sensation,' and they
both dismissed 'I toe. Jamieson from their
minds.
Clinton lir 1. W. Shaw, Clinton. was
elected President ot the Huron Medical as
sooiation tor the romtne term.
valent type et it exhibits:to, is • vinlatis
of the most sensitive parity and delicacy.
May 1 emotion and endorse it with my pn
Woos, for the Sake of seme gratification of
ml taste " Lf, in such gratifieatinn. I have
no thought, or Dimming nr ezpsrisos bat
what is pure and whnlesr me. 01111 11 t hair be
• question of it proton.. y and heoetiosee of
.• the bead scab of pub, r morale, tt will -1
menet, diepnt.: ria este for ate to stay
away. and keen my skirt. Hear from the
possible appearance o1 .v l
'Phare is one safe side. 1..t ns learn and
apply this troth in .11 • he reined of our per.
sisal hahit. and so ••^•p' unpeachment.
from (nod sad men
Great Bargains
IN
READY-MADE
Clothing.
Mwbaaerta Vr.w a sea.
A peg dog wandered into the residence of
Mr. Astley, of fedr•naoulie, thrm weeks
aeo, •tad Reversed, the q year old child, in•
Wood ee lumpier it •e a pet IPS tktost
was swells and it had • eenrh, bet the
peanale helms d the oh ld and the deg re-
gegkeed. Raymond has .tee. developed •
eame et ssaig.•nt diphtheria, •nil the featly
=behevem that h. chmase was eon -
MN Non dnR, tad t h. • the s seeps
IID he aee,sbssstad by the fact that the
Mild has Imes exposed to the disease in se
oboe way.
_Mdleme weft pedalos
bete a dsuhle Wear tat half . eepfsl mob
elites and mishap, pima ever them • quart .1
beet milk sad add • e•ltspeesful of salt.
Alb, this se bill geed*, fees hour sod •
yid, ices add the well - host.. yelki of three
-a eepfml of ..par sod eosin. or lemoe
a tj• Mete. Peer Mem p tddteg den
.alb bake n • taeelerese eves VII Grua, thee
Mede with a ...doges made Nom the whites
i the sop. brews MAU, is the even sod
• away ...ma.
_Rse.w year ssb.crtpiiea to Tits
eltnr*L for 1866,
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D C. STRACAN.
DON'T DESPAIR
Owing to the great reduction we made
in our prices in the fall of '9i our
READY-MADE CLOTHING
WILL CURE YOU
we guarantee Dodd's KAro., pills to cute any
case of Bright's Disease, that.etes. Lumbago.
1 hops Rheumatism. Heart Disease. Female
Troub�. Impure Blood or money refunded.
Sold by All dealers u medicine or by mall oa
once, receipt of sm. per bux. or §1x boxes leen.
Dla L. A. SMITH & CO.. Toronto.
was Pliepoaevl of nearly as fast as we
could desire Having, then, a well to
do feeling, and desiring to please my
customers still more . also in ooealider-
ation of the fact that many people at
this time of the year, find it d{l6ceIt
to procure clothing owing to hard
times, i wish to annonncs to my cus-
tomers and the general public, that
we have
REDUCED OUR PRIORS
still more. This cheap sale will ems-
tinse till the first of March, by which
time we .:pact to oiler oat ail that in
left of our ready -seed. seek.
LCARD i00.
ctt1ou•4T.
GU Re
CONSTIPATION.
1 BILIOLiSNES8,
DYSPEPSIA, --0
SICK HEADACHE
EG U LATE THE. LIVER.
OHC P11L AFTER EATING
iNSURGS AOOD DIGESTION.
PRICE 2S CTS.TstQOD
Heliot
Th Old Reliable
3h�1 ei Deck.
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
V
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
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 ahoemen 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 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, Bast-st and Square, Goderich.
IF YOU *HT 1
A WINTER SUIT
of First-class Make,
Good Material and
Latest Styles,
tis AeaesM O1•61 ever meld in this market.
AS Qse4~e1 ee the Market Reales,
se file* TWA* dare Te. Ret Tear weig►l
Orders lit at HARPER • LEE'S
•Needed to.
'gni.
■
ten 5.
-
-1 A1.1. UPON
HUGH DUNLOP.
The II anima. (Issitte
mut so thank os ■estresi
PLAITING KILL.
Buchailalis & Ruiyuas
SASH, DOOR and BLIITD
Dealers ta all kinds se
LUMBER, LATH. SHINGLES
Aid sussm'•.tsatmri•1 of sever deseriptlos
School FaraituIe a SDecialtj.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tim cones%AP PaO1trQ tapwiT O.,I
Tutomerei bass eAaMMaei le give the
melds with Air ... per
It le es kiest..m• prieseeles awl le
the fe�dst Ir p use-
sf .vers ss,ss. what
- tr
ellsIIII aM iahfss
thee
°sleall
eat.:
.wWi .
121 >r ... G1sGrsleh
E. B. EDDY'S
LEADERSHIP
MEANS T
SU PERIORITY
In the Lead
Wi' SINCE
1851.
MATCHES.
mom
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This now blend of tea for family
use is now on tale at our store..
We have also the finest in
FRUITS FOR HOLIDAY USE
and keep on hand full Tines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce. Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables.
STURDY BROS.
lie. Gr'oeem, on the Square.
TUOROLD carr or ¶ATER UIE.
AND
$1.25 PER BBL.
SCOTII FSB BRIC[
$4 PER 100 -
AT
R. W. MeKENZIE'S
e OHLP HARDt1'hIE STORIA
8EE HIS Nfw STOOL 07 OIIXS.
sel
You are- a
health isfi
Doc t ors c
seinia—th
ine in yoi
Emulsion
w12
best food
your stre
doctor wi.
He kno,
the diges
better to 1
oil out of
burden yc
with it.
does that
&MT 11 Beam,&
LIFE'S G
Some Ver
M•,rlmeal•I 1
keds Ib
TI
( I1,11 Sir Ht
age of r:l, has
obamberm•id of
means the tint
m•trimnniel all
As a rule. the
have bees of •
Henry, who is
Australian eta
held the ctb,
New South We
able isms ars
who was knigh
of Lord Mayor
was • e►aetbei
Hotel in Kent.
e tayi.R ween o
Hoary Hawkin
as the Supreme
maid, while t.
I ,nrd Bramwel
ollos of 000k
late Earl Stam
vas, • .egress
P'tt.iw
Nor were es.
ed to the F:ngl
ser lynches' rat
bead of that ill
rem, while the
stein. whose a
ono Netterii.
hes a chembe
bold.
Count Ever
gess, sad old 1
death 51 the s
disgusted hs r
uneducated u
woman who hi
lery maid in h
hint she made
people of the
try, that on i'
The fount bit
restraint • cot
time to peeve
vast estate' r
order to sane
poen wile.
'-et soothe
'errant is Pm
manta. gene
There ate ter
menial po•itic
Ito•ioa•the m
Victor Kmn
a ob.mb.rma
•d bis orison
oo.ort of 1'e
ed to the dig
from whom 1
ant of the ib
Still more
women of no
ar stable. Pn
rigid to her E
the name of
him the !tali
of Fife's ensu
with, and th.
glitabeth F
father's soma
weeks bereft
be was the h
Besides tb
lies of rank
este. Sir A
*Toy at The
1T PUT
" ALL 1 DT
't SCOrT't
'The chil
early want
stand the
sr. This
f111owing
irenraet
"I felt I
=kids. 1
big oa dl
awi el new
ee>sldn't e
areeed u
miserable
Ilia pat it
thorough!
fit J'.
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