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TRI SIGNAL : GODNRIOH. ONT.. THUBSDA.Y. OD20. 17, 1896.
gees Atae1Mh ■ebbs
rwfeltlag Parte after some tea
/gam of abseacc. Queen Ainslie sit Por-
tugal steers en wldeat dealre to tor-
afv. end forget the affront winch was
Mimed to her alma the Republic fixed
epees her marriage dui a WADS U"ra-
gron for baniaMna all her family from
jYauCs, syr the London t.'hrunuclm.
fear M•t.sty Is endeavoring. perhaps.
he apply to polities ties* prinelplea oe
the healing art to which she bee off
late devoted h.•rsetf with a. much ae-
sldulty. Within a .t•.nr'e throw of the
Palace of Necessitates, at Alcantara
d7 be seen the "Irtapenearta de t;ua
iraJestade la Ralntla" where every
year some 1500 children are treated for
the ,artuue aliments and injuries to
*hitt their tender Years are liable.
The Queen and boa• ladies in waiting
are almost daily In the wards. prepar-
ing food. administering ra•taedles and
bandaging wounds. A similar Instttu-
lion hes been started at Oporto tinder
bar aterpicea It royalty must have lta
hobby. one can hardly eoncelve a setter
otoo then that of Quern Ainslie.
totem! Ir lrtlarhal t..ar.
A European experimenter has pro-
t ueed an artificial let; It ea nearly
rrsambles a human rnrmher aa gay
that cart be devised.
This artificial leg 111 a curious contrt-
wanee of hinges. e.crews and elastic
bunds. Extending downward from
about what In the human leg is the
staid., to • point midway bet. sen the
Med gad the instep, are two steel rods.
pieced one in front of the other.
One rears on • tart of roller hint.
N od Wows the foot to give .r bend
with each step. The other serves the
purpose of bringing the fout back into
pians after the step le taken. Any lat-
eral movement of these rids ha Pro -
wanted by the aides of the slot through
which they move. Aesorew and a nut
at the top of the eel also prevent the
teed from turning and taut. eh Ing trou-
walking. An artleciar beet ten-
don to placed within the foot. behind
tbe ankle point. and extend. Loosely
through & bole In the leg. where it
connects with a nut at about midway
up tie limb.
Th. Thew Dass of Urease.
"ltastkore and bummer men general-
ly." earl the enahnrr d a Dearborn -
street hank to & <'hfrtg., Times- Herald
reporter. "will be Riad when all the
wawa enact legraiallttn dlsPo.tng of
the survival of medieval business me-
thods known as days of grace.' They
have been abolished for &roar tine In
.time rias. Oreg• n, �':rm..ut. Wboots -
asp and reons tJ, New York has pairmet
a sknllar law. Laye of grace origin-
ated in tunes went mans of c�sn-
mttnicatlan wvr.• difficult and wrcer-
tam, and the latitude allowed to the
debtor war reasonable; but In these
days they are a eut.ance. as they im-
pose .41 tar..• bold.:Lt other peupbe's
Paper the n....« t> ..f keeping to mind
In what Stare Ulu exproseam 'thirty
days' r:r.ane. ' Lhlrt y - three.
TY. arae• to Ituratak.
The new woman should take her way
ib /turmoil.. There. travelers say. is
the only plane on earth where true
equality between the sexes aziate. In
spite of this, ti la cL&tmed, no women
are more womanly than the Burman -
ewe women whomp good sense enables
them to see the Line where they ought
to stop. In the higher classes a wtuun
has preverty of her own and nwrage.
It herself. In the lower chums she al-
waYe has a trade and runs her Duel -
nese on her own responsibility. The
ilexs choose their own occupations.
and 1t he curious to we the men some-
times spewing on embroidery, while the
..omen have nearly all the retail trade
of the island on their hands --SL Lanky
Republic
SPECIAL THIS WELK
at R. B. 9MITH'3 for
Christmas Gifts
FOR $2.$0
$
ytis dor ble foie l
Tweed
Dress Goods.
•$ yards
Skirt Lining
Spook. Buttons, yards
Hooks and Eyes Waist Lining
Binding and
Grew Press Steels
Cloth
yd
Silk Velvet, 3 shades,
sorRemember the Great
Christmas Eve.
C. W A
Baby
Ribber.
lc a yd
Black
Dress Braid
Ica yd.
Handkerceiefs
One Cent
Each.
Colored Braid
in :3.1y lengths
^c per roll
Children+'
Rings lc
Each
Ribbons
3i yds wide
:lc a yd.
Another lot of Ladies' Coats
Your adios ler 3.50
Remnants Z
After our ten days (,'baring Sale we are naturally left with
a lot of r nds an each department. This week we will give our
emit -omen an np rtunity of securing .once Bargains at half the
regular price. We have
Ream NT8 OF TWEED
REMNANTS OF FLANNELS
REMNANTS OF TOWELLING
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF FLANNELETTES
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINENS.
Watch our Remnant Tables ori Frt ,. and Saturday d this week
J. T. ACHESON.
Going! Going!! Gone m
Special Sale will last riltht up to
R. B. SMITH.
DREWS, Manager.
A. B. CORNELL
UPHOLSTERER
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMER.
Two stores fully stocked with handsome, well-tini.hed Furniture to be
sold at factory prices.
Beautiful black and white Ileatses. [Undertaking at low prises. Mrs.
Cornell attends to all female ta.ea.
A large assortment of Window Blinds in stock.
Give us a call on The Square, and then visit our Hamilton street store.
Remember we sell all goods at Factory Pnces.
COR ET -a -
Bedford Book, The Siuere, and Hamilton -et. Goderich.
This is the state
of things at
THE
FAIR
M c Lea n's
Biock
Our reduced prices
taking, as people
know we mean
what we say.
OU . , DOLLS
are going fast secure one before it is too late. A fine
lot of
Centre Pieces
Handkerchiefs
Glove and Tie Cases
COLBORN PROS
e
LADIES' °OATS
On gad after Mosuar, 14th of this month, we will sell the beJanett
of our stock of Ladies' Coats at the following reductions : Lamle
Luso Buvaa AND Slums Doris,— 1, 110.50 for 87.50 ; 1, $7.84
for $6.00: 2, $4 tib for $3.50 ; 1, 87.50 for $5.75 ; 9, 86.00 /of
$4.50 ; 1, $5.00 for 83.7 5 ... Lamas' Smarr Hearse AND Pearse
Cort», -1, $$•50 for 86.60 , 1, 87.50 for $5.50 ; 2, $3.75 for $2.75 1
1. 87.75 for $6.00; 4, $6.00 for 84.75. Don't fail to °maxims these
Coats if you want to boy.
CARPST8 AT COST
6 coda Bruseela Carpet
10 ends T•peetry Carpet
3 ends All -wool (. rpet
4 ends Union Carpet
at Cost
at Cost
at Coet
M Oast
alio- WOOL TWEEDS
$ pieces of the beat All -wool 50e. Tweeds ever .Down in Goderich
MEN'S FUR COATS
11 Men's Wombat Fur Coats at a bargain.
COLBORNE BRos.
The Geese Carpet Warehouse of the Comilla.
30 DAYS
CLEARING SALE
BOOTS\SHOES
(Summer and Winter Goods)
AT COSTI
to make room for Spring Goods and to en arge premises
Repairing neatly and promptly attended to.
J. M°NAUCHTON
RIGHT tensa 11
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
rr
HUMBER ez BON
RED HOT BARGAINS IN
STIRLING NOVELTIES, DIA-
MOND, OPAL and
GEM RINGS.
just finished ; call and see them. Yours for Fair Prices ALSO CALL AHD BE OUR XI! ABB' CHUB CLOCL
and Good Goods
THE F A C. A. HUMBER & SON
Jeweler, Goderich.
X-mas time is near again.. .
and naturally everyone is looking for a suitable and tasty Present for a friend. What is nicer, and will give non
pleasant remembrances of the giver than
A Good Bottle of Perfume, encased in a handsome package.
We have the latest and finest Perfumes, by the best manufacturers, either in bulk or fancy packages, which we guarantee to be of the very best quality.
IN PERFUME ATOMIZERS
We have a very pretty line from 35c. up. Time, with an ounce or two of som•
e
good Perfume, malts a very tasty Present, and always aeeeptabha.
Don't fail to see our Window Display, then come in, and you will be sure to find the prices right.
The new Chemist, IF m
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9 Chas. D. Williamsw