The Signal, 1896-10-8, Page 6a
THE SIGNAL: GODKIt]CH, ONT. THURSDAY UQT. 8, 18118.
NOT A SICK DAY
For Over Thirty Years!
1LSDOLT 0! owe
AYER'S PILLS
"Ayer's Cathartic Pills fur oyer thirty
years have kept me in good health,
sever hawing had a sick day in all that
time. Before I was twenty I suffered
almost eoatimually--at, a result of eon.
*Upsilon- from dyepep.ia, headaches.
neuralgia, or boil. and other eruptive
diseases. When I became convinced
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that nine -tenths of my troubles weft,
esused by constipation. 1 began the use
of Ayer's Pills, with the moat satisfac-
tory remelts. never having a Bingle
attack that did not readily yield to this
remedy. My wife, who had been an
invalid for years, also began to nee
Ayer's Pills, and her health was quickly
restored. With lay child:. n I had no-
tated that nearly all the it ailments were
preceded by constipation, and I soon
had the pleasure of knowing that with
ehil lren as with parent:, Ayer's Pete,
11 taken in season, avert all danger of
sickness." -II. Wsrrar=ut, Byron, 111.
AYER'S PILLS
Mlghebt Honors at World's Falr7
Afer's Sarsaparilla Siregahem the *Ws.
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f u to l "r e a g. 'o._r. r the tittle, .bon:
ens 11.1 no V, .... tr.t Mud Lt_., ler rite
, dhow that It le )oblibt
To eiree •' Irtet..• se.h, •a•l IL. n lou••
well In c01.1 water, hot •to Lot ►t:..pn :h. n.
or you a til lobe the beet llavut
is bt[htuag a coeds. +tars hold tt.:•
match 10 Ins owe .4 trio wick. and not Ove,
the cop of it, as p• o: 1- of •-a do.
arta ..nee rt.. p..'b'.,j•,te blow internee
pepper ieto the -r h.out. and you will
▪ te..•t ,1 • • the pew. Piece the p.,..
per in • haloe•r u..d for Insect pottier
Door ma's should he weave • weds a.
the doer, lied deep et...ugh to stead • geed
dos' of troadn,t; on It this r sat tb•.nes
the edges •, onset sway ruubed with duty
!mita tied the car CO mitt-tr.
Whoa celery a •e I, ivateed of celery, for
which it el an eteell•nt eutiettt w, is used,
do nut put In teo n.uan 11 much 0.:ety
ser ! le used 10 s+use., e c , it will
two. like t aro:els iss.te.d of toe delicious
vegetable,
For fum'gatine • sick room, bun laven-
der .1.1... which bate beau dried ti.1 crisp.
or se' , ho' twk• r on • lump of c.tnphor,
placed in an old pot or a.u^e•. Eltbne .1
those h'en's acts at, well as the a•s.l pood-
les or scouted t+pe *t..1 tr.e patutL• well
n ot hang •beuttbe room so loaf.
To .lean 'furniture before polishing it,
wipe with a Hann -i wet _troth vinegar, and
rub uli a.1 rte..o meek oro rout itod. To
take the dust out •d th..re.ors.rs of carving,
nee • the meets of whsle boo•, jet covered
with the duster. If the futuuute is old
oak toe will tiod a hide hot beer will r• -
move the greasy sod dirty marks.
To 000k an old fowl, simmer It slowly for
e rr hours, thea 1st it stood to the water un-
til omit dao, .then 11 should be roasted for
•bout an hour, rod bs.terl frulDoody with
some ot the broth in which it wee simm•rrd.
If these dirertw•a are f.,liowed, the bird
will be nearly ,yu•i to • young fowl, •od
the bourn, atter being re cooked with the
beam, gtrr.rd, etc , will msk• use u,,stroug
soup.
('lean an Armt.eter carpet at home as
fellows, and von will find that .11 stains are
softly removed Spread the carpet on a
glass floor, mid wash It web • good o.rpet
soap, specially email for the puree'. Nun
with a pier. of flannel, and do not mak• the
carpet more wet than you can help. Wipe
the soaped pert, with • cloth wrong out 0
soft water. and then with clean elites till
n early dry
To wash Hamerle, take some beet yellow
soap. shred it finely, and est in . esuo•pen.
('over with soft water, and bed till you
bass clear jelly. Mak• ii lather of the boil-
e d soap and tepid w•ter,waab the flamed. in
tbu,rinee in dear tepid water, and dry in
the shade. Either very hot or perfectly cold
water will shrink flaasel., so always see it
while tepid. (;hoots • mos windy ray to
wash your beet flannels, se that they will
dry quickly.
Wm. Radam
Microbe Killer
The
Only Remedy
That
Removes
The
True Cause
Of Disease
From
The System.
A11 diwa*.ett are roused by
mitrobww, which are living
gentle in the blond; and thews.
inlrretlw'e ratter inflwmmatktn,
ferna•ntation and dray.
Thousands
Of persons will testify to its
eroads•rful pow ere.
Send for circular.
Rililom Microbe Ref Co.
CrQlr1)OM. OMTAIlitO
NAL ENtMY.
Tisanes enemy Ove 1.
Was, with ar.•k laelet.uey,
Matfett' wuhuut alga ot .ease
Keesstows. .it-.. toy praee.
see my dight, who newer know,
It by night ..r day m tuo
Will. skill his strategic art,
Worm the nougat's* of nay Stuart.
Thronrh •1. Ln} sail dearth and doubt
1.s..• ►rpt the Nieman out.
Hut 1 fest the fort mu.t hit,
ta.l 41. buiii, r toy flu- wail.
Mid 1Ire In long dunes..
It a., Kh•wI heal my dieters:
Who ant .•oTie soil rive. n. d.••
Love. that 1s ndae enemy'.
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t3LENOR A.
a e'.uadiau Itewury hpot N'atere.' by a
t1 oietterfal Lake.
(3lenora le grand. on one aide
stretches the Bay of (Quante dotted
with several pretty taianda, backed by
heavily %elded shore to the north. On
the south 1s that wonderful bake of
the alowttalta. Three hundred feet
above the Bay of Quante is a bode 01
water covering 14) or 30 acre. which
pas apparently nv outlet er inlet.
-. 3Titen this water teases from is a
myalerY and alb re It pea to also. The
bottom of the hike has sorer been
found. though many have tried to
sound It. Mot des this water get to
such a height and above Lake On-
tario and th.• Bay of t‘iutnte•f It must
crone from Lat. Erie, say the residents
of this pretty spot. However, It is
meow turned to good a.vomit as its
waters are pitied down the hills. be-
neath which Olemora nestles on the
shore of the tyu.nte several hundred
feet below• and made to furnish power
to run a lard+ flour mill, a foundry, *
machine shot.id. tutor and electric
light plant. Gt. novo ie a peculiar place
lking a manilla( tering point and sum-
mer resort. The scenery from the
brow of the hill above the village le
beautiful and few epos indeed afford
a prettier votien for the eye.--Ridge-
t ten Standard.
The Americus Ywple•. Party.
Just nog the platform of this party's
demands (condensed) Is Interesting:
1. A national currency tesued only
by tht 'general government. a full legal
tender for ail debts. 2. Free and un-
• rentri.•t. d coinage of gold and ether
alike at the ratio of 14 to 1. 3. A speedy
increase in the rotume of currency
sufficient to meet the demands of busi-
ness and restore the former just price*
of labor and its products. 4. De-
ncunces the tele ot bonds except when
especially authorised by Congress. ti.
1 tt rainda laws to prevent demonetise-
tG n of lawful money by private con-
tract. 4 Demands that our govern-
or.. -rat shall exercise its legal right and
pap its debts in gold or silver ea its
.m -n eptt•.n. not at the creditor's op-
tien. 7. Demands a graduated Income
tax a • really constitutional. a De-
man.!, t••etal savings banks as fur-
eisbting sate means to aid the Indus-
trestle/la rim ...a -n homes; denounces
laud speculation and grants of mineral
lands to railway's: advocates the -in-
itiative " and the -referendum " in
legislation; dentands national owner-
ship and control ot railroads, especi-
ally of those built by aatlonal aid or
credit: and demands the nations:
ownership and control of the tele-
graph, like the posrollce system, 1n Via
interesto of the people.
The Eyes of .animal..
Those, who have seen wolves eyes
speak of them at, little •and crafty.
The fox /rinks out of the cornett of
111, eye" without turning his head as
lie trots past some one he has met
Unexpee•tedly. It as been asserted
that a snake's ey have a hypnotic
influence. over Its y. Certain It is
that the eye. play a very important
part in the unexplained phenomena of
charming birds and beastsone of
the curtoue experiences which few, It
any. hunters have escaped is the feel-
ing that eomething. they do not kerne
what. 1s !..,king at them. As the hunt-
er walks along this feeling comes over
him. He casts hie glances about, get-
ting deeid.•diy nervous to think of
what may be atter him -a panther. a
she tear perhaps. Sometimes the
beast. whose gate seems thus to bet
felt has been seen. There are s dozen
authentic tales where panther. being
seen after th men had fled to camp.
Hunters tell how deer have started off
on the jump, though the beasts could
have neither heard nor seen nor smelt
the men. They, too, seemed to feel they
were f.11•.wwt.-New York Sun.
Madaoseerer.
Madagascar was never seen by Euro-
peans until within the last 400 years,
though 1t was well known to Arab
traders at lepat 1000 years ago. Pre-
sumably they saw there some of the
eggs of the Aepyornls-a gigantic fowl
which at that time doubtleef still sur-
vived -and brought back the accounts
which hate been embalmed In the
Wiley of the roc. The Venetian trav-
eler. Marco Polo, speaks of Madetgas-
car, though he never visited the Island.
and refers to the roc Incidentally. it
L now known that there was Quite an
extensive family of rocs, some of
Which were tall as an ostrich, while
others were only the size of a turkey.
In the northern part of Madatascer la
the most rrntrrkable natural fortress
in the world. It 1■ occupied by a wild
tribe. who call themselves the Penph
of the Rocks. The fortress is a lofty
and precipitous rock of enormous, else.
1000 tort high, and eight 'guar. miles
in area it■ sides are so steep that it
cannot be climbed without artificial
means. Within it is hollow. and the
only entrance is by a subterranean
pstmage•
Aa Eugltab Itawtn, •
The new world 1a not the only plaes
where mushroom towns spring U. In
England ties..rat considerable cities
bate been created by new railroads -
Of these t rewe Is perhaps the most
notable. Fifty years ago It was an
insignificant and unprogressive village
with about • eouble of hundred in-
habttanta. To -day It In an Important
and thriving town with a population
of Borne thirty thousand What may
fairly Iw rafted Its creation was en-
tirely due to the i.nndnn A North-
western Hallway (`nmpany. whom
works covet about thirty serves and
employ from seven to eight thousand
artisans.
Another remarkable Inatome. Is that
of Barry. In ol•mnrgan•Idr.. As late
as lett it was the habitation of a tee
flag M.wnt... numbering some fifty
smolt The coastrm'tl..n of a rsflway
end dock was then commenced for the
purpose of IM onnveviuvre and ship-
ment o1 emit froth the Rhondda VaI-
ley /tarry t• sew • town .e *NS leu•
habit ants •
..mrimslsay
Ossissisa as M the seise el a Med Ns/ -
Ger is saaessmesy. Tem is Mt ems lees
sonsoo tlie. sad fes is Atares. 'lib im-
p+rl fact wee resessi$N et t►. Werid'e
y'ur, Cbt«de. 1003, beim tee rely Weed -
purifier selsissesd so es pl.o.d *seaminess".
Fele some be eaten vary 1pwk. To be
perfect, tits, Menai he killed jest etre
000kittt
y u; HEN a w omen is pair, .s
Svotes, siege, there -. low-spirited,
sure in lift for icr till Mr has her
♦ systtnt put right by
Indian Woman's Balm
it is tate uniaihrz remedy for all
a, dcantatcd, d tc despondent
Zwomen and girls. Mates rich,
new blood and improves th-
coenpkzioo. $1. AD druggists.
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Sold is (ioderi:b by .1. f3 11AV1Y.
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Is is saw Heat I*k•iow of an Tc.s.
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STUItItY BROt4.
EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
1•o,se-ere the tollowins.ilistlectnc Merits
Delicacy of Flavor.
Superiority In Quality.
Grateful and Comforting,
to the m ivoua or 1 h ,p. kite,
Nutritive Qualities Unrivalled
In tpurterpound This and
.,Packets o^1y.
JAN nd11.60 O.tatr
GET TOUR
Oysters
... - .. FRESH
Charles A. Nairn
HAS THEM
STANDARDS
and,SELECTS
FINNAN HADDIE
First cf the Season
CASH for BUTTER aid EGGS
hose still a few
DRYGOODS
STRAW HATS
whch I ■m Belling at a reduction in prices
Cash Grocery.
H. J. KORTON,
rat. ■eaarea -ss awe beware.
PLANING MILL
ESTIILISIRD Itis.
Ellchallalls & Rhiyiias
tusmravreasses
SASH, DOQR and BLIND-
De.le.e 1a all kiwis se
LUMBER, LATH, SttINGLES
Aad build gra rpatarlM w eery daeoriosiso
School Furniture a Specialty.
Wee:1011A.
p*LIm.TAMSau
Kam rear re
SAM
riot i
OM SARY SOA
d►akea4
Best tr.-..vi-
Wash Day
makes clothes
sweet, clean,
white, with
the least
labor.
5rR1SE
Its
remark-
able lasting
and cleansing
properties make
SURPRISE most
economical and
Best taJ
Every Day
The Bicycle
Season of 1896.
Are you 1a it t if you ars net, 701I
to ha foe this season is going
a ranoeen toe Moyoling In
than any of Its prode-
ersesrs. A
Riding Academy
for the training of Wheelmen and
N'heel womb* Owe he en estabilst.ed 1n
Oedrfcb, sod the success tea: erten
ded it last lean Verelan me in
uontlaulag the work. Pikilee1 eats
faction Telma etmums hie
A Iell line of Met class llicyt les
for hire.
Eterytblag is the
Repair Line
kept Ott hsn•I and noon bet skilled
tin is en.l los cd.
J. YULE,
Slope* Li eery lelnestou at
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CONSTIPATIc ,
asPIL1OR;SW SS,
a OYS PEPS' A
HE'.:'^,r.'•IE,
REeuLriATE THE L! IR.
ONE PIIL AFTE.c s.AI NIS
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Fall a..
Announcement.
New Goods and Best Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
Weet-st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in Quality,
Style and Prise.
HUGH DUNLOP.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
Excelsior
Egg
POI op
SeNa-
M► was NOSIA d alt sates es bead and iega
I tried-iNrTee
ee sup 1a • var7 Own"me
the Mitres Amppem.d. ids Memo genie
.Lets. swims saes. one tJ1MeANL•
Seligt1N 11rg O.ha
WE MA1CR_
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
AM sues a e.. e. rte tn. Alas
WRIT/ POR Priescsigs.
THE ONTARIO SEWERST. RIIPE la
x OS AOaAiDal
ru- . Meta.
T
wilt *CEP
TOGS ragas
roe 12
MONTHS.
IT IS NO PICKLE.
You simply treat the Eggs "Mb
PRESERVER, and lay tie. away
a basket or box..owes...«...
AY DOWN A SUPPLY WHEN THEY ARE
CHEAP.
WI for boot giving full Infatautlos, tot
if Memo.
FOR MALI $Y ALL DRUGGISTM,
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraph
Patronise
True
Comoetition.
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poyileaem st'a kr
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maspetil� es s mai d� tiffs
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maga esamedas aim set Miss sir=
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HARDWARE.
R. W. McKENZIE
Still on top wale Lowest Prices and Seasonable Goods.
Thorold Cement auas
at prices which cannot he beaten. l:o cheap eft to surprise everybody.
I sell the genuine Hudson Best American
Apple Parers Powder
the iters in the Market.
kept in stock.
Ask your Druggist tier
f��� SE1101k
Remedy1�ir
Weak and Impure Blood.
A
Wonderful Tonic
and _
Kidney and Liver Troubles
aae..•mre... se J. M. MacL[OD. tsoagstteta, ONT.
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