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THE SIGNAL: GODSRIOH' ONT., TRTTRSDA Y. APRIL 2. 1896.
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Headache
CURED PERMANENTLY
BT TAZIIBG
Ayer's Pills
1 was troubled a long their with sIek
headache. 1t WWI Irma)) r1.•,•v04p.uled
with eevere pales In the temple.. a .rise
of fufhr•s.. and tenderness lu ot,e eye, a
!tail taste 1n my mouth t u.' coated,
hands and feet cold, aim ale twos at the
atoanach- I tried a Imod many retoedtes
.ec,nnmeoted fur lata complaint , but It
was Hot until i
Began Taking
Ayer's Pills
that 1 received an hints like p.e%ns-
nent I.enrdt. t .Ingle 1101 0r the/101,1111
Old the work for ale. +teat 1 am now fer0
from heada.'in•s, and a well hart:' --
t'. 11 Itt-1rxras. Bast Auburn. Me
AYER'S PILLS
Awarded Medal at World's Fair
Ay. r'>. .Yu reaps rilris Al M• as..
HEALTH AND HOME.
Mei water err east Bleed.
Ito 1 : regory was calleed to !wet ee1n obstit
ale ester of none bleed which had dirtied the
skill of several medical oleo. and tried
that much user, r•-medy, hot water, with
toed ellect. 11. gave • foot bath with
water almost aot.ear•hlt hot. The patient e
feet were pat .n the water, and in • few
minutes the hleed/og, which had continued
for several hours, dimimehd d tioa:ly
cease, hot heart beat mere tiro .nd she
was out of dauver. lo another . he tied
the sam0 rem&wy ID • law/..teat Cabe of
vomiting. The not water is much better
when the feet are put into It at a tempers
tore not too high, and boiling water is grad
sally added. It ie aato.uhine how much
heat can he horse to the. we >.
To Pamine Ilbehv's !feed.
took each day, for two hour*, two table.
spoonfuls of pearl barley to each pint of
water. Whom it s done. steals though
cheese cloth, and add half as much sweet
cream, no. Pon rich Sweeten slight's and
keep away f'om either kitchen or bedroom
odors and so . cool place, warm enough for
a n.eal every two hours Keepeverything
need +bent the food perfectly cean, making
•free tie of water. snap and 000eht0e. A.
baby grows older .imply mode graham gem*
biked very hard and soaked In milk aro
very otos The two sad three-year olds
would be saved many a burst of ill temper
or spell of nervousness and wakefulness" by
d.uymg them mom than • small portion o1
meet or other riots or stimulating food.
tare Par %erre*. aeadarbr
lorsto° iota -oaf An apostle of phyesc.l
culture says that .n eioellent and Dever
tailing cure for nervous headache s the
simple ant of walking backwarb. Tee
minutes are as lung as is usually 0e000Mary
to promenade. It sometimes, however, re
Noires more than ten minutes to walk .t •11
if oar is very "nervous. But 11 . mot 0n
dsntood that one is to welt • chalk lint.
Any kind of walkout will do. Provided it
is backward It is well to get into • loog,
arrow room, where the windows an high,
trod walk very slowly, pl.cine first the ball
of the loot oo th1 floor Sud then the heel.
ifestdes outing heads -he, this exercise pre-
emies a graceful carriage. A half hours
walk backwards every day will do wonders
toward prodneing • graceful trait.
flesela. Slate eat/k.
There are many receipts for tenovati•e
Neck silk. but the fnllnwtog i have nese
tried sur'oeefully. Naos each piece on •
smooth, clean table, Deet • wad of the m. -
torte you ere .1 .aim/ tier a sponge, seed
rub with this dipped in the oleanteg fluid lo
downward strokes until mach piece as well
wet. Tho fluid may be wool parts of .leo
het and luke•wwrn. water ; It may be cold
0o1.o well steamed, or water to which an
old hl•ok elan• ked slave has treed boiled
This latter mixture u • glove put into • pint
of water and boiled dove to • half plot or
two gloves in • go.rt of water. Foch and
every nes of the.. fluids a exoellent is of
Mot. Mpooge the. goads on what will be the
right eido when mule up, as some alike o•n
be turned after hwine worn. Haag each
Ct.on • line 'o •Iry . when Dearly dry,
t still quite da np, iron sub a moderately
warm semi on taw wren, nds,pleot. apiece
dof
.t ttls.•k o.mbrw or mon dote between
the iron and the good•. and Ironing each
piece until it is pert.e•ly dry. Theo lay
away the poems without folding them (1
the selvedge mite seem to draw after the
Bilk is wet eat them here and there to give •
leeway Memo erentes do not iron silk,
Mabee •ng that if it drips over the life it will
be perfectly smooth, hot this don not give
e handsome an •ppeeranee as ironing '1`ke
ironing most always he clone on the wrong
side and over • second fabric, wheel; menet
he black it the material is dark colored, 11
then are any /ream aunts oe the silk re.
move them with naphtha rubbing it ee
with • erne of the alk er with French
°balk The latter is .ureped es the spot,
left there over night sed Weighed eat in the
smefiy If the epee remUhe, try the chalk
yet•. Thi• meet be demi seed eke elk is
eiwnmA remelt oWk mi he had from the
druggists, and mar be sed on say fabric •1
Msl°r. Retitle* twill remove plat, hat it
semetiww Issves a state like water, whisk
may he removed with Preweb ellk An.
ether plea to remove grams hem silk is to
rah • la.ny ef wet ulaeasels welt the
alhwt.g it to dry, end thew batiebis* ed
lie powder. Ns matter mime material Is
beteg idolised, w • pew r the same osier
sad labrie to Ifs Che rabbi.* with.
STRANGE MENTAL SPINE.
W. W. Downs sew ries. Dello. thein
breed!% f.se.ee.
There ars few better rees.usre d1 the
Weal tr 1. lk. Kest either, ler the OIONe,
e t rel. Mina W. N. tlt.11) Emus, the mai-
(Mal lawyer, who baa uselasbly defended
MOM EMU ter capital crte.et tbae May .ether
Weesmey i• the t1.0t lie te kauwo 0.ly
e. • lawyer to moat of the new -semis!. 1A
the Northwest. but the feat .. Mum ht hes
ked • good des/ of Iodise erperteaus his
early days, and be. always had • pesubant
ter toe men whu .pent mem early 1.1e u.
Ishii trustier, and knew all of then, wore ef
lea intimately.
Hd. brother was once • /widest of St.
Peal, sad later • •mut 10 lee t:ovetumest
employ, and he himself saw some serve.» to
the isms Ito*. Pout filum wee aoutu r St.
Paul toy who was ta 100 (.u'SrawouL ear
nos as scout or "buil puncher, in the early
day., end there was • se Non of .tees r toil
tag the other sveatog omit. Omni a44 1
uta stet alter aeon years temasttot. Kt-
wta Laid a .tory wbte0 myeloid wweter/6j
of the oocult, but shwa was house to
.om..f the.to
wiit. sod W. unamioted.v
trus.
lie told it with !mat earnestness of man
ser sad speech that ch.reictes11.0 b,. ad
dreams i0 court, and e ery misuse or to
be used that queettouwg ei•cutetl0 , H•
that he au Ir.eieeuL . tt.rua• tato the July
baa. Aad aa.oug toe people who Ist sten
to biro were two mon who Luew of 11.1 ver
Salt, of the renters..hie wear:w e n becauIs
of hermit seen !!ccurr spoodsooe t..ytly
i., it. The .tory detailed a Diweal 0040-
muntosUo. that used between l:rmw Med
Ysllowstoue heti ttio lam us true, les when
Krum being la 'l. foul sad the suuut 1u
the Yellowstone %'spry.
.1 -•7.. i. U'aR/lira.
"11 was 1110 epi wg Ater 1 met Kelly that
I had dais queer exparlcuo., w►1otl 0. -ADO of
the gentlemen nem know of st the wok
mad krwta. "1 wee to Gas Ko.au.. pias
at sixth and 11.0asu .4.1.01., ami attar u.wa,
w ed 110.2 been dotwg In • 00.tr. ouddeoly
1 gale a wuoup Lie e, lt.daan, au 1 Diol
down vu u.. Lame wttb my oar to the flout.
Inn s wl.a h.uly saw. Tats le whet 1
sew Toe t•n.,o of • deep creek: oo sib
side of the ...nun • growth of !!moor that-
might
hatmight have beeo a couple of yard' .nee, s
saner sada of the etreem et the bottom of
the g..lsh, slowly movwv sad deep. The
creek rune w a south easterly dIrsvuuu, •lld
in the timber, on the south side. 1 saw •
motto 10011 muvwg along .lowly to the aide
of • lion.. Some tow bundred yards b.
b od hem were a party of ludta.., trailing
aloof • featly and seeking to Dome up with
( the white mea Toy •tuppea Jur a women1
to ovur*rse, and !hos three of LOOM O.ade •
detour, leaving the timber and ridins rapid-
ly •hood. '1 hey Isere gown, I mw, to lest
w front of the whir Ina. and Hoak• sure of
him. The white moo knew here wee d.a
ger, but he dada t seem to think tt wee e
cls. H. to cod end looked about hem,
ant. 1 saw au face. It wee Yellowstone
Kelly, ha ' A. I got the entwine 1 14.000)1
excited over 14s0 danger of my trsesu. then
i called out • Ysulowste*e ' Kelly and
the moo lutked as though he heard 'They
are !lanklog you. Kelly, I cried: 'they ere
cutting off your head'' Ho earned to ta-
terrorate we, at..t I dtstisctly- heard the
•luelltuo, 'What shall 1 do'
11(). ,.1)T TI:I.a.: IIArI 1.
"Prose the creak,' I said. 'Jump your
horse .oto the creek,
"len t be done, be says. "They will
have nie like • rat to a trap is that
Quoin.
'..lump your horse," I urged. "lamp your
hems, sod i got trotted aid te•ested is •
way that I felt most mamma tutu. It
seemed to be against bis judgement, but be
forted ho hors to the 00re of the preoipse
aid toe k the lump, which was w frightful
one- The horse fortcnam1v boded ta •
deep place in the creek and swam down the
* trete' come d:steno*. Then he pushed to
the bank to • likely -looking place to seek.
tha aide of the canon. There was • *harp
struggle, the pores did beck more thea
once, but presently stood nonurtag at the
top of the Dank. "Ride north, I sold in
• time of ect,.•n$od. He thought he was to
direct conmOo.oat1012 with the great Spirit
whom be believed ta .e much as an lades
dem. Am' 1 woke up, .ad I:a 'iambi told
me I had voce crazy. He had tomtit the
mutterings of the word' that 1 thought 1
was .hr uttnp at Kell 1 was .o impressed
that then and there I wrote the statement
of the affair, sod Knlgbt attests it.
Soon afterwards i wrote Kelly at Fort
Keough and asked him what he was doted
on M•rch 11. 1 got no reply and wrote
again to Fort Roston. Then 1 got • scrawl
from him, and he told me 1 knew as well as
he does what his was dome and mention. the
Indian incident
K►1.e.Y \TTRJT'TIII\,
11041day to the following Summer 1 was
walking along Tbtrd street sod met Kelly
leas to Moe I shook hands with him and
asked him about the I Ith of Marsh at once.
He dtdo t.psak,but put his halters tato the
pocket of his Minting coat end took out
two cigarettes. One he handed to me sed
In the other himself. After a puff or two
he spoke. “There are things,said he,
'•that had better not be spoken about.
Toms with me. W. went to the Meech
ants' Hotel, and he got out o! the b.rgag.
room a vert heavy an.l hendeomely trimmed
Mimosas .addle. It was cunonely d.00rat-
d, and 1 reeogoiied it as the saddle that
had been on the pony t:s time i saw Kelly
leading it down the oaaon. H. seemed to
divine what I woe thiokmg about, for he
said. "Y .e, that • 1t. The .addle was a
pretest for me.
W. went up to Knight', and opened
the package containingtbo account el my
e xperiesae. oat March . Kelly sat down,
had • drink, and told the ideaticaI same
story with • little introduottoe.
"'4)Q that day I wasmakta my way down
this mime creek,' bo said. i was goseg
Gloag .lowly , for i had neo trod sired
lathers oemop to the mer0ise. just lifter
ward 1 met • noupl• of Kleckfet, seri know
Mist it Cosy oould get u the vilifies
I wee dries for They didn't go rotate village,
Im .ted, •entanttoesly,`•nd 1 peeked ahead.
1• th•af•ernoen 1 knew that i ease par -
S eed, mid well, y. u know the rant." it task
some orgies to gat him to repeat the story,
sad ,t was identical with mime, oven to the
leagtmge used. Now, I don't pretend to
soonest fro the oocorre.00," ootsofuded Mr.
Rtwie. "bet the feels ere very well karma
sad 'Weeded by severe! psei� New, what
t.
de you thk of it, Ht'" t. reel Nemo'
Prem
Nous. +*twee r•wmtri.
A marvel d'he.per, lead'..d
pee. ptlt.4e is contused i. • beetle that
lasses' remedy. Pousei s Pald.w Cent
ILtlewelee. it etloee right to the cwt of eke
Nimble; nets gelekly b.i a paiaisetly
that sodium is knows of lee operants said
the .errs L .belled 111.•1, .4 whobew e
tom few !'.!ahem'* I'able'e Oars [sweet-
els •ad pudssa said by ell
WHAT THINGS COST IN THOSE
DAYS
1. Veabe, is 12+'14, • pig brought two
@kafan&
la 123b * bee was Weight ta Pone for •
they.
A bed is it Greek is i. A u. 527 oast
twopeaes.
1. Rome, B.(', b, teem were • halfpenny
• dose..
l'oppos. N.re's wile, mid twopence a
quart for arise milk to bathe tn.
In 1542 Pules. Greases were sold u Rome
for uo posse • t hous'sd.
la the year 1400 &teeth home, suitable
few esvelr), brought £2 aptsm
to 157b ogee 'bid to B•ro0w• for on.
G hillies aid ma/pesos • bemired.
Erma, th• favorite of ir-1 sab.th, had a
set of shirts whiob coat £10 •pieta
Pigs: feet 001d in Koine 1a the fourth em-
tury at the rate of tweedy for t10095.os.
Bread in Pompeii omit three bedroom •
loaf The Imre, webgbed about ea emcees.
Dives for awake is tie temple at Jetoa-
al.m cast from twe•ka!tpoasy to fl,es-
pwcs ssob.
•n e1d .eannelt/e Medina
As drtrtag a horse is semotbr•g diet al-
most everyone bas to do, seen in tbts day
0 of electricity and stoat. and band's. r)'
Youth's ('ompehta0. the peeper way to
drive a bores is • manor of universal tater
sat, and the following maxims, which are
the work of au oN driver, will be found
u.efnt for men as well w for the !!+tame
"The more wktp, the lees hortsiaaae0ip.
Iced tempered drawer-- bad tesep red
teem.
ALIO vret.e modifies the grain bill.
There are more balky driven thea beky
borers.
The golden rule applies to tori es mob
ea it does to men
tt hips, lake emetics, are to be need very
seldom.
A hors's power is proportionate to his
food.
1'.v. omits Invested in sugar is better thea
• dollar invested a whips
He who o$e.ot govern himself o.a.et
govern hors.s.
BEYOND RECOVERY.
U se soy Carlamnem -BM fore wee a Sur -
prim. A seer Aler[e..1 +.ad's aM-
eoy esti..
F'ArrtvEArtILLS. M•101 30. (Speotal).-
The tether of the hoe Lariamme Is one of
the leading metche0ts here and wtlang u
talk of hn sone cure, ho says My little
bey Arthur, .fur scarlet h. er about a year
&so, never reoovered and his ailment tea
Into kidney trouble. His body wee ewoll.o
to twice its nat01.1 siz-. The. .uflmiegs ;t
the Islets fellow were very .,1ere and we
h ad •11 given up hope of him. Rut three
months ego we oommooced giving him
ltodd m Kidney Pills, and today he I. romp
tag and pia. Ing with other hoy■. This as
an ustance tit prompt core is very remark
able.
The remits', Yard.
Notwitk.teedt.g the moderate 'rioter,
complaints that broody hens are d.tbzult to
o`rtatn for sarly h•tohing have been burner.
one. Many large breeders still do not avail
themselves of the undoubted advantages of
artificial hatcbtag, stilt looking with sue-
ptclou on these valuable helps in the work
of poultry keeping !Where chickens ere
largely grown for table purposes 11 is nose.
sero to keep ca hatching at .11 times. sad
tim dela! and loss occasioned by having to
wait for hens to sit Is enormous Rage ono
almost ale ay s he obtained, and the meh-
*tor is slways ready when wanted. It riv-
er 1ors•k.e the 0001 or breaks the eggs, end
se net affected with verma•. Chickemi
hatched under the hen are .object to rose,
Aril sad mishaps, which are avoided whew
the artitiotal method le employed. The tae*
that incubator -batched sato/-ns are de home
and feehi. u absolutely err,oeeas. By the
taw : tea• Incob•tor and brooder a ordinar-
ily careful hands, u. rly .11 the ferule wire
Can be hatched and . Serge pero.atage of
the chink. reared The ',quietus are fertile
eggs, • euthenist', moist •' mospber., even
temperature, .ed turning the eggs .n often
es is necessary. Iocab.ion t/ now mde
w alrnp1e and yet oo perfs.t an 000.1 uct.o0
that the three ►otter condition are easily
complied with : and the low price at which
the machin are offered bring 'ham within
the reach of everybody. They ma be placed
is any outbutldlet fairly tree from draught,
or ta say room in the house, as there 1• no
disagreeable smell or inconvenience, .ad to
missy people the pleasure of watobing the
wooer. and e0.004 the chickens hatch is
worth the price of the incubator. It as pro-
fitable for even smell poultry keeper, who
only require Wickes. for their own use, and
not for role. In Loony of the large establish -
meets in Frame, where poultry growing is
carried on so ortrnsrvely, the oaten] meb-
od of hatching hoe scarcely been used for
many vsers,.nd iacuf.ato/ .re kept at work
all the year roared. A large room is devoted
to the incubators, and as many w 30000
mod 40,000 'hicks are hitched at one eeuan-
luhment Across the line, else, artihoie
hatching largely prevails. In Allentown,
i'.seylvanis, is the largest iecubslnr room
in the world, containing fifty ... 300 eat
machismo, with a total of in,A00 04g spew
it'. These fete should se euffncinet to
prove to our poultry growers that there
must be some ooaeiderahle .dvntato in the
nes of taothetere.
Th. rapidity with which croup develops,
oath for instant treatmewt : and yet few
hoo.holds aro pprepwrsd for its view. An
admirable remedy for this dame* u Ayer's
Cherry pttelwal. it has saved hundreds of
lives add elbleald he 1n every hone where
there am "swag oh:hires.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
Excelsior
Egg
WU.l. REAP
toes r.tea
►0a 12
11•01•11 0111.
i.est ler --.0110P-
Wash Day
makes clothes
sweet, clean,
white, with
the least
labor.
If,
remark-
able lasting
and cleansing
properties unakc
SURPRISE MOS'
Kunumau! ante
Best ler.-J0
Every DaY
Noah and the
Slater Shoe\
It isn't every shoe man who
knows enough to go in when it
rains, like Noah did. Some of
them daily on the outside too
long looking for the rainbow, and
then try to get in after the door\
is closed. Some shoe men don't
know a good thing till their
rivals have proven it good. We know a good thing at
that's why we didn't let the agency for the Slater shoe slip through
our hands while it was possible to obtain it. We hate to play second
fiddle, and consider it poor satisfaction to howl in discord when some-
body else plays first. So we secured the right to sell these Slater
shoes, and now we are comfortably sitting inside playing first fiddle
in the merry music to which these famous shoes go marching out.
That's an old story abo'tt the dog in the manger, and the shoe that's
envied is always the shoe that's abused. We will stake our reputa-
tion on the fact that the Slater shoe fits better, wears better and will
keep its shape longer than any other shoe in the market, which sells
at half as much more money. Goodyear welt construction -black or
tan. Twelve shapes, many widths. $3.40, $4.00, $5.00 per pair.
We are local agents.
sight, and
WM. SHARMAN dr.
Cor, East-st and Square, Goderich.
To sleep well, no heavy meal roust he
oaken within two hoar. of retinae ; bet a
cup of warm milk, ..sup or light 1. 111.0.eas
food Iwith milk) eboul l is drunk the lain
thing before going to steep.
IF YOU A►ANT
a
w
5.
A SPRING SUIT
of First-class Make
Good Material and
Latest Styles,
-t•A1.1. UPON -
HUGH DUNLOP.
Tb. weeees. Caseose
111s.Mliea .r I1•wrresl
PLAITING MILL.!.
Efldgll4WED 111108.
Buckaitalis & Rkyuas
tsawpeac?V.aaY
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers le W kinds or
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Ad builderetmatert•t of every •leecriptlon
School Furniture a Specialty.
IT IS NO PICKLE.
Yon simply treat the Eggs with
PRESERVER. and lay these away
M • bsaket ter bow. ..............
.Av DOWN a aUP►ty mom route Ant
CHEAP
0.11 taw betas giving 1011 tete----m. tree
t shares
1►OR *ALS BY AL1. DRUGGIST/I.
Tres
Competition.
ptybw T Oleg
T!w/saarebelese Ais hes bass gi�w�les wiCb Mb t
swami to Ns
tits Iys �mauaae�misi/s bob... PrleNtltts w hs
dieb 8 dessrws• tr apoireae st *very !)ewes was
P01 reM1 w lean es=
Maes, eeseeoelse Ma •11 three *.4 bsMa.
Ilea Of IL 1111=Illreegar, Oa Yall.
GRA EL.
1 UN DR STOVES.
WB ABS HWYING IT.
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_ _The Graill Jewel Wood Obok
'terve-with Steel Oven is the
ONE
NOTE THE 1$LI NG POINTS. -1. The (:rand Jewel has • genuine steal
owes. which makes bake tib about half the• fool rtgotred by ether Targe wood steres.
2. The Grand Jewel ores [dates are mad. eF Steel. They cannot crack. He w
patent double floe In front of oven, which e.ak•s the oven ashe evenly all over.
A number of eroond !lead Wood sad Co•1 st.,isa cheep.
$ARPER & LEE.
Tilo Kroll Oonble AcEioB
WASIER
show you how it weeks. 1r will poet yo.
TAKKS TH[ LEAD overt +el
ether Wanbsre. It oo*puled
with over800 washing maids=
t
all krods at Chicago in 1893 .d car-
, eel off tie First Premium and Geld
3i1de1. It is rasp .ad quiet. Ne
we. -beard required.
- G!VE IT A TRIAL -
Rend me your address and the e.....
.tae you Itwo 00. sod I will 00060 ed
&tarma.
H. HALE.
tf Fie: 130.
Otxierich.
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS ()WINO
R. We McICENZIE
Proprietor of the
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE,
GO1.)ERICS,
Will pleawt call on him and pay tip.
He wants clean balaner'el hooks to commence the year's opesatioor
SHORT CREDITS AND LOW PRICES gill be oar motto this year
R. W. McKENZIE.
y
alba& tit fU MILL $1.00 & !m is lime