HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-10-1, Page 6THE SIGNAL: CODER1C11, ONT., THITKSDA1', OCT. 1. I$!'6
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AYER'S Cpl toraj
A PAEACNEA'S EXPERIENCE.
'Three months ago. 1 took a vio-
lent
ialent conk which resulted in an attack
of acute bronchitis, 1 put in'v'It
under Medical treattneet, and at the
end of two months was uo Is it, r.
1 found it very difficult to preach,
and Concluded to try Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. The first 'bottle felts, me
great relief ; the second, which i am
now taking, let* relieved me almost
entirelt-of all urpleatent tyreptoma.
and 1 feel Imre that ope or two brit.
ties more will effect a permanent
Cum T. r all to l• i.tt'rx suffering brain
thr'rlt trate :. f r..r•.•mteendAver's
Chem!. Peet • •r: '."--E. M. EnA'r.r-Y.
P.
R. I'• ' ^re err. Am. T:tpL
rttbilCif ! t, PPtersbtlr :. �•A,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
00LD MEDAL Al :HE WORLD'S FAIR.
AflF LEADS ALL LINEA SARSAPARILLAS.
COMM ENT.
Paper tomo.
Many undertekers are now using cheap
oothns premed out of pulp paper. When
po:iah.d acid stained such cutting loos; almost
as well as them ot wood. They last longer
than outline of wood or metal .tilt the) DAD
be hermetuoally sealed better than those of
wood.
tLeras Ludo. steal
The I-nivereity of Chicago has received
en en.iownmett, the richest perhaps ever
made to the Siete of Illinois. Mrs. Brad-
ley, tit I'eors•,h•s i.eetuwed .l1 her Win enee
fortune, eettm.ted at more then 42,200,000,
upon a school to tis_ built in Poona. Active
work has cummesc.d.
The tieilaleed seal..
The cabin decks of the steamship North-
land ret the great Northern line line end, r
water to the slip where she waa lead up .t
Duluth. It ia suspected that the see -cock*
were opened be, wine ons, probably • du-
oberged employe. l he steamer cost $.00,
000 and was the finest on the lakes The
ruin of tbe interior decorations will make
the low considerable.
The .ntens'a thenal,
A Telegram from Constantinople to Bot-
ha says that the Sultan vows that no Chili
too shall live in his empire if • British or
any other tient of warships attempts to
form its way- through the Dardanelles. Ev-
erything is in radi•.ss, the telegram my..
to .tart a general mnseacre the moment the
bombardment of the fort. begin.. Th. Sul-
tan is owed bl fears of assassination and
dethronement.
11 Reveille'. 4L11114.
" My litt!e daughter, three and a half
years old. suffered throe years with Kc
Mini Her little body wen covered with
the itching rash, and doctors did no
good Four boxes of Chain's (hutment
bare entirely cured and saved our child.
Hsu skin is ,fear and not a sign of nosh
1. to be seen." Andrew Alton, Hart/and,
N. B. Mr. Alton is 'me of the thousands
benefitted by this unfatlio*oure for piles
and skin diseases.
Sestttate trt.beresee.
Rsidesta of (Abrader and Newfoundland
are writing to the Government and the
newspapers respecting the destitution pas
vatltnu
on throes oosa a owing to the failure
of the fisheries. The writers unite to de-
elering that hundreds of persons must per.
ish from starvation, unless ostensive raid
measures are in•agerated soon. They so-
licit the .siatanos of the British ('abiset.
to whose restriotive laws in favor of Frisch
fishermen and against ib. residents most of
the dsstitutioa i. doe.
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'Wm. Radam
Microbe Killer
....
Chronic
Diseases,
Constipation,
Eczema,
Female
Complaints,
All At.eppeer b.fnr«
Roo Microlie Kill.
nt-ll.n 1'1' Tilt ilYbTE) That's
mfr ,.Atlee to everyone. He home
rrtedlolae on earth than '..111 Roux
KILLER for 'notifying the toned ton
lag up the merr„ Ind building rep the
health. heed he Homier.
RMMM MIP,ROB[ NIIIER
Ines, ire.bN-
A deepatob from Madrid ,tat'I, that ties.
Blasco, tapta,a t•eseral of the Milieu.
Island,, W telatte&pbed to the (iovetaeaest
sates for further rooforosemots of tramps
aad waesbsps W 98,11 the tssurnot►oS therm
lees. Miaow declares that the rebels ars
tumorous 10 several psusuemss. and 'bat
they hate eight active oeoatine vessels.
The government will mead 3,000 interims sad
quaouues of munitions d wet. Th. public
leer that the Goverastest underrate, the
tmpor•anoe of the attempt to throw oft the
spaoub rule It is said Grissom ars at the
bottom of the trouble. and that the timate•
auto arm) a ottioered by germane
The Sew arelbead
Ti. Si. Jamsi Gaaette hes proposed tb.
Poco. of C.tt.d Suttee and 'tat) with greet
Nntain far the settlement of the Armenian
Qeesties. It says
11 great Britain, tee Petted stat., gad
Italy promoted the Nolte° with • lost de-
mand that certain oouditauos must be cons
plied with mode of three days' tune it N
burly probable that km Russian odvisers
would intimate to Abdul Hamed that bi
would have to yt.ld,•nd tt u not imperial,
that the demand of the three powers would
Presently become that of gaited hurope
If Abdul Hooted was edvwd against he
own wishes w strooyly that he refused to
quid to them, so :\Delo Italian the.', .til
such Assert an vessels se could arrive of
time could force the Dardanelles and d►otati
terms in to. Bosphorus. Tt.e men exist
once of such w .Ilt.00e would prob.nly M
sutbct.•nt It eoslace out merely the Sul. an
but pereonr and powers of greater weight
that tie atrocities must wow. The art
tole oouolu...'e with the felbwwg state
meat : "In the event of greater ceaseless
tione instars the new dreilusd wtuld en
. Hs tie to face them • It the ni.tersl sup
port ot a fine navy, .hoes •dduwo to cute
w. u' $ make no e,la.l to any passable coin -
bin -thou, and would give us the moral sup
pore et the gigantic civtlteed net iota • h,.•
no other state would care to have smoog it.
opi.neente.
WE ARE THE PEOPLE.
Canada *cored heavily to sports that
year.
t.aud.ur on the Thames became champion
of the world for *cubing. •
t:leneetrn won the half -rater trophy at
New Voris.
Archibald, of Toronto, won the Interne
ttonal canoe rocs at Clayton.
The Csaado won the International yacht
raoe at Toledo.
The Wion,peg oarsmen won the Amen
can tour -oared ch•mptonship ram at Sans
toga.
The Canadians at Philadelphia won th.
loteroatioo.l cricket u:atch.
The Bigley teem won the Kolapore cup.
The artillery team at Sbo.buryo.ss woo
the •, u.e•-s pros.
R H. Dickson woo the International gol'
trophy .t Niagara.
Mr. ferric, of Brussels, won the sham•
pioashtp of the world to Caledoo.ac sports
to `cot land.
Now for the Derby sad the America's
cap.
CRISP AND CASUAL
The l:ntish aristocracy includes 11 000
petaled'.
Next )ear as the centeoni.i of the stove-
pipe hat, which oame tato common use to
1797.
A woman has for many years been the
esrray.r of medble at the Koval Mint at
Stockholm.
Two long wool rams were sold for ttl.A35
apiece reocntic a' Lincolnshire, Eng., while
• third brought $1,0$.
New Zealand's legislative council has vot-
ed to exclude the Chinese and all other
Asi.tios from the colony.
A despatch from Relgrede, Sergio, states
that the Austrian oo't.ul was kidnapped by
Bulgarian brigands. He u • creek and
wealthy.
A new German oilooy is to be established
io the province of sesta Catarina, in south-
ern Brazil, by several German lines of
steamships.
A French dootor has discovered a way of
iajtating oouraee into a mac by meso of a
syringe. The material he uses u • mixture
of sea water and phones acid.
Lady Henry Somermt and Mie Francis
Willard, the well known tempsraoos seta:
tors, have gone to Marseilles to mtntat r to
oewdr Armenians arriving there.
`Luce the beginning of the year no fewer
then seventy -ole soldiers belonging to the
earrison ot Met, have deserted from the
German army and crowed the frontier.
A French physician has obtained good
results in dressing burst with milk. Com-
presses are soaked with wilk ..d laid on the
born, to be remind night and morning.
A tingle glass eye oan rarely he wore
more than a year without being polished,
for the surface baoomas roughened by the
ration of tee, etc., sad irritates the lids
ea they rub over itIC:rn—=‘,:j2
+►„2
The knife of the guillotine is weighted
with 120 pound. of lead, and requires jest
three quarters of • wooed to tall from a
blight of nine fest. It outs through fish
and bone ma easily as it would out ohms*
Verities," • Sbus!" Ocr D•ughten bliss" i
Forage Nei l• teen " Bibb Si...es ...d
'theatre hats,- The Ledo brick $glees ."
"Cabal bi.eet , n S.tut.tsy r.•rt►t,.'
" Wordsworth
and tb■ Lehe lii,b•.•f a'1
emir)
„ Fur severe' u...ath• 1 e.. i,..'.1.4 w$Ib
• pere..lest hummer . a M) I..rd, whim. baths
es• oomlders. t. •see• gems. ant'I el e
curved to me to uy Aye's ti.rr Vag.,.
Bowe gable time Leith, the humor wee
nested —T. T. Adana, Unieseal Yee.beet.
Tuber sills, V..
A Frescb avast tisk. 'het by the seer
2000 • spiritual obs Miy will bee* hese
die o,• red that Abeeld ,si'es'ta Ammo
bottom nature. 1'bi, mdl be gust due Se
oleo is r) u' home the heat et the 'mead
rept Inv the 0441114.41 beat of tba globe. lin-
ter the reign ot chemistry M. writs. we .re
told, w 11 become e vnsi pleasu.e garde•,
•n.1 the human rams will live ia threw sed
plenty.
'1'he iutle ton• of Nam., as Seale'. ho.
Irm.ntue •l.pertn.ent, 180 etru.g as H.
rite !.rt. Me. The watsrwoe he of the village
....must moldy of Inuit great tubs. •s4 tt is
• be dot. of the women " drem.n to keep
hese lull to ca * of tire. They steed la
•.o continuous lines from the luta tothe
lake, *hotel tbr.s bim It. away. one lien rl•e-
ing the toil hutketa and the other wading
. hen, iwok.
t'ahlearame have hese r,o.tved aa.tre.e-
tng time murder of Dr Reyah.rt, enbs oesry
Tbalxi, aad tt.....duuta.•o ot his este,
fro Me' I) it is "u._e ('.r.on, M It , .4 L.a-
d .r . Vest. Tb• iota word reo teed from Mr
Keynhart was dated at Kumt•unt, is Jape
try The country was then is hoods of the
rebels, whn were ravoging It. Mrs. Rmye.
h art'. medical skill would canoe the rebel.
to preserve be• 1.1•,
av/a a elm.
A G.ratleao who knew .othtog of music,
bot was vireo to minting, one. heard •
eal bgated organist, .ecru•'% deceased, play
• p «c.• wt•tch took be fancy, and asked
him, o en. they nooe.ion when be met the
music •n, tea I.•►h,rm :r ,q,. n.
T. a organ'.' ono f D.• ren,emher what it
wa• n.' played, and 1'. gentlemen did not
keno the n.me of the rot, p•.stt• a. The
.sly rlu- he et old supply wee that the
word. • sot somethn g like " 1\ bury, whis-
ky, whisky, wht.ky ' After some experi-
ments the were tuned oat to be Lord
Mlorr•cuv'oa's gbe—
Here to 0001 ,•rot and matey oell
We rare: fay• at•d Limo dwell
ittk it. rri.k it. fuck it, frith it.
Violet Perna..
Millions of vclolets. "sweeter than
the lids of Juno's eyes," nestle at
Grave and Nice under the gray
shadow of the orange groves. yet 'tae
2041.000 pounds of this flower sacri-
ficed every year to the flower preen
are not sufficient for the toilet The
perfumer is glad to fall hack on the
intense violet odor of "Cassie, sweet
to smell," for. sickly as !ts stent le
when used alone, it gives the tndtspea-
gable not to many bouquets, and 1s
longer at alleles than the violet, the
Menacme of acacia farneslana be-
ing suece.aiv-e, while those of its bet-
ter known floral ally are quickly
over.
There cannot be a greater contrast
than that existing between the lowly
tufts of the Parma violet and the
tree fifteen feet high, with its Mem
thick as a man's wrist and its branch-
es six feet long. Yet the blo..otns
have the same characteristic odor.
Cassie, 100, the flower farmer's latest
crop. forms a fitting introduction to
the violet harvest. occurring aa the
former does in N .vember and Decem-
ber. While the purple shadow of the
latter is not seen under the ollve
011 the beginning of February. .
Both
odor. are obtained by the character-
istic enfieurage system, pure, in..rdor-
oUs lard being placed .'n sheets of
glass and covered with flower petals.
Forty or fifty of the trays are then
piled on one another till the lard la
charged with their perfume. the flow -
telt being changed from thirty to
forty times before the pomade 1.4 con-
sidered sumclent'y seente.i.—Chautbera'
Tour nal.
Adviow have beet received th.t the
Anglo-E.yptian biose. who captured Doe -
gala on S. pt 19, are preparing to push os
te K akttoem
PLANING MILL.
tSTstt!SN(e tt51
llh1CII1IBS & IIh1ylls
mAa v►•trrvNat+
SASH, DOOR and 3LTND
Dauer. In all kb. et
LUMBEH, LATH, sHI\GLES
Lod bandy,* loatertal Of eeet•y d.. s'te'ts•
Batt tat
Wash Day
For quick and essy work
Fur cleanest, sweetest
and whitest clothes
Sirprks Is lot
jjpflISEAp
50
Best for
Ever,' UaY
For every use about the
house Surprise works
bat and cheapest.
les Ilse ranee.
The Bicycle .HARDWARE.
Season of 1896.
School Furniture a S)acit1ty.
TLm largest save paid foe • single sovel
was rri0,000 1. Alpbosw Daudet for •'Nap -
oho.'• published is 1884• 5100,000 was re
mimed by Vieux Hugo for •' las Miser -
abbe," which wen published h tee Mega -
Mew _ represented
Gina fined Temperance
tees, and their ,lark
B etted Boer, is impedes the greatisg of h-
o.sos lately at l veeshirs. Mr Stargson
of the Fisherman's Arms got kis iaeass re-
n ewed.
Germany ►.s • popaLati..f 61,771,000
and are employed se fellows : Agriculture.
18.`'02;000: metier tied manef.oteres, 20,-
963,000 : ' eemmeres, 6,000,000: dementia
,swiss, 900,000 ; and in the ewptey of stale
*,A36,000.
Aoeerding tea report d the adept ems -
ratans on public emanate. it ,sots 16,8OOia
fres and expemse to bseme • deka a tear -
gale pays $5,640, se earl $.1186, a skin..►
51.000, • bares 116210, a hareem $2,00. and
• twat 5486.
If year eblld N peaty, fretlsl, troubled
with ida.deler swellings, iefiasd *yeea
sr aerie .e the head, fee., .r body, a eetw�
d ♦ . Susosp•rifla a seeded to expel di
hs.n tree toe blood. The
mess ye. hee'1. M oake this mediae* the
hither.
Quagga Valeria w reigned Mager thea
..y .tar Brite megrim.. os the bird of
a.pt.sbr N. had raved /w 8o )ease sadIl day., while [ IV. wen Wag he
time purled, ism use lay. Rev 6014 •esd-
vemry will be .d.b.sed .get year.
"hmme alma we feed .1 sa.a eueg ...
maWM Melee he the ser...e et the o.mbag
5uapays.ee
d•y. An A.rt..pays. gl. 14. fW
levees Mss ef ..bj.Nn eemeemed hr gee
11Trilby .1.411 W premium le )slii. , '• I. thee. Osbg -"`i too he ti A.r
Ilipoods 1111
OadasViet is cod
bis clsafoeida Scalp and
Hair. Imes b IIW, fried
eretylinti std nu in despair
Idly Akvery
best ilii/is p►wo TAR SOAP
ills splendid for N11
4e and trPtlrs
Onspas N tie islhea f
sod fieskiesektiragAli.
- 234 f elt s LANK INLET
WE MAKE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
AY these las 4 1.. se 1N ens Alen
pageetra.s.
WRITR FOR PRIOSS.
•oi AbilLAIDS SY• ff..flassnlr
Ien tonna TORONTO
THE ONTARIO SEVER PiPE ca
Are you In It t If )ou aro net, you
oueht to he, for this seeenn te Kelm
w
ba • greater sumres for bfe, cling to
Ooderich than any of 1t. prede-
cessors. A
iiliding Academy
R. W. McKENZIE
Still on tap with Lowest Prices and Seasonable Goode.
Thorold Cemeilt Chum
for the training or IA heeln.«o sad .
W heelwomrn bis.• been eetaWlehe d us
pedertcb. and the euove.s uta otter•
ded it Iasi year wa'naets me la
oontieutng :he work. Perfect .ogle-
lsct Ion lettere re wens ble.
A full lin• of fir.' else. Bioytloe
fur b're.
kverythlag in rte
Repair Line
Cp.t
kept on t.an.t..nd nut.. but skilled
ban is en. to) ed,
J. YULE,
Bicycle Livery maples a*
Gu Re
CONSTIPATION,
G BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,'*
ICK HEADACI♦E
LATE THE UV:
ONE PILL AFTER EATING
INSURES GOOD DIGESTION.
CE's CTS.Tuu I ODDS M.: ca.
Fall 5.
Announcement.
New Good, and Best Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
West-st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in Quality,
Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP.
at prices which t;auuut be beaten. go cheep as to surprise everybody.
I sell the genuine Hudson
Apple Pavers
fie in the Market.
Best American
Powder
kept in stock.
Ask your ADruS�t �M
daE• !lrWonsrfTonic
and$ittleir
si;i
�Weak and ud,
Kidney and Liver Troublas.
e.•....ree.w w I. M. MasLLOO. 11111101111.1101. •NT.
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