The Signal, 1896-11-12, Page 66
UNTOLD MERV
`RHEUMATISM
C. 1L iCias, pater Talky, Kira . eared by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
For eve years. 1 iw.ered untold marry
from muscular
rheumatism.
[stows remedy, consulted the best pbyst-
elame, visited Hot !Springs. Ark..thrre Ua.*.
.pending sotto there, besides doctors' buts;
but could obtain only temporary relief My
flesh was wasted away r' that 1 weighed
poly warty -three pounds, my left arm sod
Isg were drawo out of shape, the sauacMs
TAE FtI.3N .4 I i:t ►I ►P:R IOH' ONT.. THURSDAY. NOV. 12, 1896.
000 ,000 from it its tee Ecce.,
sd thus •up I s'nownVelaa.
ply the world sitb.cod agate. Mr. Robert IOdaetr, tai moDertor of
Th. world censuses losers Ham 50.800 (teen hound. shut' blmself fatsLY
toes of av, to. re. 4 ell casually. It le large- while out bunting
ly weed is botei• and rsslanrwa as 5 sty an s0pkwion o1 g a la No. 2
sbstttut• fur salad d tewtag and for Irina shaft of the
meal wire dllNd an
W
Gab
being twisted try In knots. 1 was unable to
dies' myself, except with animals', and
could only hobble about by using a cane. 1
the
d m ors. that !tno rend not live. The pai, and was assured. ns. at
tones. were so awful. that I could procure
relict only by means of hypes ante injec-
tions
of morphine. 1 had mt Mimb: hut these
1n clay. to sulphur. in pis
gave only temporary relief. Atter trying
everything. and suffering the most awful
tortures. I began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Inside of two months. 1 was able to walk
without a cane. in three months. my limbs
began to strengthen. and in the course of a
year. 1 was cured. My weight has increased
1. bas pounds, and 1 am now able to dozily
full says work as a railroad blacksmith."
AYER'S
The deteot:on of an souner&ot u cells r lulu"'
Thr Usunt's Rook LfRhtsblp, which
disappeared to the resist groat ewr'm
m the 9rtttsh omen, hag born found
sunk near her moorings.
A hien! y-rt..pertable fatvn.•r tram
Shone.. tint.. named t)ourtiarid bids,
was drowned on Thursday night at
Port Uocer, by failing Into the slip
at the dock there.
Violent storms have prevailed upon
the Portugal coast. A naming twat
foundered in the Bay of Setubal and
h. r crew of 14 men welt• drowned.
Soy. the /stn of Anthony ti/dwards,
jr .1 Chatham. Ont.. felt utel r a
wagon laden with corn and o as
his ab-
domen.
n
oover, both wheels passing
do men. 'lie will die.
Mr. Oeortte Shaw L"'1.trte, President
of the Local Oovernment Board in
Yr. Gladangerous
gtu : last condition as tine result
In a longe
of a tall from his bicycle.
The mystery surrounding the death
of Mr. Win. Maynard of Oriltla wM
.olt'ed by the finding o1 his body 1a
havingLake Sirneoe, he n
while Sshtttj off Strawberry Island.
The cor'ner's jury in th • case of
William Rogers. the Belmont farinee,
who was found w Ith half a dozen
wounds of various kinds on at. body,
returned a verdict of " •ocid•ntal
death."
eiede may by the um of a ,otereeeope
porueles of coffee use seedily dtst11 untied
ey their hardwire from these of ea) add-
terost.
It is said that the Werner grades of tee
are greatly Welter .'.ti by w... tineas who
wee tar that ppurpor, p,ea.oew.., urmeric,10-
dieo, ptuestaa blue, ohisa clay, and other
sotuteso,e.
The railway utetals het wee& I.undoo and
l:dtol ur.h-- • dtsuuce of 400 miles—are
200 yards Innger l0 .umtaer i heti to winter
This •a owing to the evpalewu caused by
the extra heat
More than t21,01)0 OW ererl ng repre-
sents the sum aoraal.y *awed os es ever•
site durir:g the post five Vohs le treat Brit-
aio to prosaotiag ^0.005O,ee that gave no re-
turn to the shareholders.
Over 150 ambulances are provided i. Lon.
dos for the tremolo., t of people injured or
euddealy taken 111 in
the treets. Your
ts ur
persons ere killed 7
F• metiopole, sr.d a scare or so are in.
jarred.
" Turn the rascals oat,' the familiar Dar
ty-ory, may be.nplted to microbes as well
as to mew 1 i e gots• of d•sesse that lurk
to the blood are " turned out " by AY•v'•
Sarsaparilla as effectually se the old poet
masters use displaced by • •ew Adminis-
tration.
Bullets made of precious atones are rari-
ties in warfare. But it is reported that, in
the tivhrml oo the Kashmir frontier, when
the Br.tieh troops defe.ted the rebellious
Hui'.*. the natives used bul.ete of garnets
encased in lead.
Toe camel's foot is s soft cushion partioo•
Italy well Weptrd to the u1ane• sod gravel
over ehtoh it travels. 1)uriog • staple i•mr-
oev through the Sahara. horses have worn
our three seta of shoes, whits the oamer.
feet are not even sore
Tie Queen, in her long life, hem travelled
very little abroad. Sb• has Dever been in
Russia, Denmark. Austria. eden er Nor-
way, Spain, nor (:reeve. h Yr
set eves on any of her oolooies,00r upon uv
part of Asia Africa or Americo
The new illustration of the distances .f
the Stars Is that it would take all the Lss•
ooihire cotton farterisloenoughrun red year.
to spin • thread long
the
D earest fired star, at the prettiest rate of
n rnduotioa of about 155,000,000 mile. per
day.
An untamed ...allow, which had its ars
is a farm Dear l'hetwt•od, in Shopshire.waa
caught and taken in s cage to I endoe.wb*re
it wee released. It returned to iia emit in
80 minutes. Miring ocoompltab•d s diet—woe
of 14.i miles et the rate of nearly two miles
s minute.
The construction of a cigarbox may seen
to be a very simple matter to the novice,
but the box passes through nineteen differ
eat promises. beton) it is ready to receive
the cigars The wool oomes from Cuba sed
Mesion. the torm•r country supplies *me
.igtbs of the prcduot.
The IN* "SOY'S Fair Sarsaparilla.
ara;a'i PILLS cum des.ter"e,
CRISP AND CASUAL
•
Amer'.tso r•ilwave employ nearly 2.000.-
Q00 m••u
St. Pauls l'.th•drtl was built from • tax
00 ., a oval.
Th) .lephmatein the London Zoo earn
£800 • year.
Nearly 20,00) horses are imported into
Broom every seer.
The overage gee pet consumes five cubic
feet of gas per hour.
The i:leegow Savings Bonk is the largest
in that United hio,ldom.
1'he oil of cocoa is largely used to the
manufacture of cone time.
According to • statistician, one Britisher
in 2.000 rates to disuno•ian.
The are 22,000 children to the hospital,
ead workhouses of London.
The average lib of a tradesman ie about
two-thirds that of a farmer.
There is only nor piece of worship in
Foeland to every 4,000 persons
F,re nuodred end eighty-setvo different
1•oeu tree are spokes in Europe.
l.00don. to monetary value, is worth two
a.d a halt times as much as Pori-.
In e0 average ever) cent is cirout•tion
obsoge• hand+ eleven times • week
For quick and easy work
For cleanest, sweetest
and whiteatt clothes
ikvpdse Is Nal
For every nee about the
house Surprise works
beet and cheapest.
sea kw yinimes s.
Season of is9sThe Bicycle
HARDWARE.
mnssM A wash.
Tavistock, Ont., Nov. L—A fire at-
tendee) is lth fatal consequences oe-
currt.-t3 on the tarso of Mtcrtael Parodia
about four tulles south.+'*: of this vil-
lage in East His orre, about 7 1hyr-old-son�
k Ian
et ening. Lorue
ag
west t•, the tarn to do chue'aw, and t1r
some meats unknown set lire w the
building. The young man bravely ran
a buggy out of the building, And then
undertook to take out the horses from
a I".x•-tall in a di4tant cut net. Here
he was evidently smothered and burn-
ed, an bio body t.:.a found where the
stall had been, along with that .f the
horse. The father Is worklug at
Murphy's station near l)weii sound,
where he was informed of the Slamity
by telephone later in these
Pe .pie set 20 per cent. more when the
weather as cold then when It is mild.
The Cooed Suttee has 46.000 oil wells
whioh produce 130,000 barrels of oil per
day.
11 is said that out of "'very kuadred lives
insured an great Brsiate salt' 5ve •te wo-
mee
Tee houses of Greet Britain ars ster-
ling. sup-
posed
pnssd to be worth utterly 0500,00%
ling.
It is eolculstsd that the 1 1nonme of
She British workieg classes is about 81,500-
001.000.
The value of the British ships and me-
mos item every year w tow i sheat $35,-
0011,000 -
Ts be pettedly pswpreleasi•a was ghoul d
weight twenty-eight pounds for ettsyy foot
el his height.
Ninety thous'•° boys and sass arm sole-
ly engaged in the 000upation of fishing off
the Ileitis& Isles.
A " carat," es • weight for gold and ds•
moods, was originally • gram of Indian
wheat. well dried.
It is estimated that fully two-thirds of
the public mossy held by the Lando. boots
does not bear tntares<
A000rdieg to • meantime who has bean
mokiag • special steady of omen wovse,th.ir
speed in a moderate breeze is 16.8 miles be
hear.
Twe-third"' of the yearstotal numb off see in the United s child-
ren
Ki homedasdesa under is homed is se way or an-
other. otter.
The messiest .sadlepower in anco y elight
•
need is a lighthouse M et Hnethelm. Dee -
mark, whore obs light te 2,000.000 oasdle-
power.
A Orman eeisti t+'b•s discovered that
trees, the trunks of which ere deemed with
Was err heiress are the meet liable to light -
Oleg strokes.
The amount of tempereaee Ariake .••
• soused i. or exported from 1 greet Brit his as -
easily resewss the enormous total of 250,-
000.000 doves
le the King et Mozoey's m0Suere, mt
1)reedea, there i. • oherry-etoe upon whits►
by a atiggene e. more thea o hundred fast
ata M dies stnish•d•
dues wars but we potato in the world
• 41111111611 saltwater might produce 10,000,
Dew is • greet respecter of oolors. Tr
prow• this, take pieces of glass or board
end paint them reti, yellow, VINO and
black. Expose them at night, end you will
Sod that the yellow wtll m comma with
moisture. and the green will he datnp,whilo
the red and the black will be left perfectly
dry.
A Nuremberg company is bringing out •
new kind of sole for boots and shoes, for
which it claims great solidity end oomfoet
The sole consists of • tort of trellis -work of
spiral metal wire, the interstice being filled
with gatte nerohs and ammoniac resin,
whioh vices them both strength and supple
nen
Straw Is shoot to be employed oo • levee
scale for the making of gunpowder. The
strew is pulverised, chemically treated. and
then finished in granular form for me. The
new explosives is said to be 150 per Gest.
stroogsr than an spoil weirht of 0.00 -
powder, cod may muoh superior is every
respect.
Ian. asereamen is sett.
Buffalo. Oct. 30.—United States De-
puty Marshal Kane had Mrs. Olive
Sternaman before United States Com-
missioner Fairchild to -day. Mrs.
StelStarnan pleaded not guilty, and
was remanded to fall to awathde-
clsion of the state Department
Washington. Detective Murray of To-
ronto is here In ooanection with the
case
S
Wase sued accident at Ce.rasMvra-
Georgetown. Ont., Oct 31.—About
noon to -day fire damaged the residence
of Mr. Wm. Forgrays at Glensll1tams
to the extent of *200; no insurance.
During the exertions of the citizens
to put out the ftre, Mr. Ben Williams
fell off the roof. receiving severe In-
juries, Including a fracture of the
ankle.
ASTER THERESE.
is now over, and
want to
f ) uu
R. W. McKENZIE
Still on top with Lowest Prices and Seasonable Goods
'I Thorold Cement Guns
at prices which cannot he beaten. • so cheap as to surprise everybody.
for the sWinter, I have the
aocoomodation, and will take
them on reasonable terms.
I would remind cyclists that•
Winter is the proper time t.,
overhaul Wheels and repeat
if neces miry.
Everything In the
Repair Line
glategases Tewtaers Eserwsed.
Paris Oct. t0.—An official despatch
from Antananarivo, capital of the Is-
land of Idadagascar,afnounces that the
minister of Irktertur and Prince Ratsi-
marga have been executed at Antana-
narivo for complicity In the recent
rebellion. and that the Premier has
resigned.
LADY SI'PERIOR AACR*1D
HEART (GREY NUNS) OON-.
VENT, OTTAWA. -
kept on send. sod not.. but skilled
bso 1s rest toyed.
J. YULE,
Q -t
mark Liegey Elastin et
tore Your Wheel • the genuine Hudson
Apple Parers
Best American
Powder
the Best in the Market. kept in stock
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Buchailalls & EkyBas!
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London. Oct. 30.—A despatch
from
Smyrna says that Captain
Mar-
riott of the Norfolk Regiment of Eng-
land has been captured by brigands,
while out shooting near SmYrna. The
brigands demand a ransom of £10.000
for his release.
Mrs. e'asameit AomaMSN.
Sleeve. out., (bet. 70.—The close of Lira
Bea Cans:Dell was dislserd by the Police
Magistrate to -day. these not being mo=t
est evidence produced te aawmlt.
The greatest mon are *knee whe learn tF •
want by the fee.... mit eriewess,
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ailing woman ail (_d. and
there's nothing equal to •+
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for purifyingthe bhoJA
toning tap thed,
nerve., asset
liaddlwtg up eat Health.
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Sacred Heart (Grey Nutri) Camper.
UTr*wa, March 4th, 189b.
M S. Ryckm•s, Nay
Handsome. Out.
Dara SIR —11 M with gnat pleasure that
I write to inform you that your valuable
remedy. •' Kootenay Cars," hart been tried
is oar histitaties with most gratifying re-
sults. I rise My this, se i om one of thorn
who have oo..ol..ti.0sly tested it. i have
De I+msit•liea h reootninendi.J it M • cos•
dotal mediae«, for Rheamatens, • disease',
which has baffled medical science for se
many years ..To my ewe 1 nowledre elms
the remedy has proved meat bassSeW i.
oases e1 D►.pspst`
1 have much pleasure is oosamai.ating
the foreseing teetietoey se regards the bane
It. which 1 knew "Kootea•y (,lire" Me
esuferred ne many sufferers, mad yes hay.
ny 1.11 perniMis to evoke ire et nam tset-
iroeiel is any way yom may think et.
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Visitor liereblyl—Oh. o0*5t t
1 minim Pro. i was mailer the hysmesae0
that the little seas over In tie earner Melt
ell the respssiNtity.
Aume peoples ata .1 religion Is to .at
.mid dissent eta llmad&y.
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yen ME."
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Before p os ago• stamps were us,d ttr LaMAn.
Wheat £. s. d. was Canadian Currency.
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