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THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1915
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3. 75
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire3.75
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
' and Weekly Star 1.85
The Signal and Uturday Illustrated Globe1.85
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.85
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star
The Signal and Toronto Daily World
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate
The Signal and Canadian Farm
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
Renewal. 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser t.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition 3. 50
Evening_Edition 2.90
Th^ Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness2.85
The .%:;.glial and Westminster 2. 25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westm• inster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 2.7o
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.40
The Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.75
The Signal and Horne Journal (Toronto)._ 2.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) I.5o
These pekes are for addresees in Canada or Greet Britain
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.75
The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00
The Signal and The Youth's Companion
(Boston) 3.10
The Signal and The Scottish American
(New York) 3.25
Including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $2.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
The Ikea and The Family Herald aad Weekly
The Perused Advocate laalS SIAN/ 2.35
2.80
2.35
1.85
53. so
-making the price of the three papers $3.2o.
Tbil Signal sued The Weekly Sea St bi
Tbe Torun Daily Star (Balk ism Viol . t 80
-the three papers for $3.65.
If the publication you want is not in above list, let
us know. We can supply almost any well-known
Canadian publication.
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THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED
Godarich Ontario
UNDER -RATED PEOPLE•
Text: `Seeing 1 am a per Iran and
IlgAtly esteemed." -t Sam. xvI11:23.
I hold a brief for the under -rated,
for these whom the world has not
slued up properly. sad who therefore
do not earn as much as they should,
.how advice is not listened to u ft
night to be, and who, consequently,
cannot do the good they mlghl other,
wise accomplish.
There 1s ■Iways s reason for the
discounting or talents I divide all
possible causes into three chases:
Causes which the underrated ones
themselves can cure, causes for which
the outalde world is to blame, and
cause ,r which no Dae In particular
kleossotive at sixty mites au sour.
Getter the glean[ of your entuostaset
1n a boiler of power. Wait! Uu out
spend all your evenings now tut
others. Serie yourself flrrt, and thea
you shall acquire sometbing shush
with to bless the world.
Next, the difficulty with sums
people' is that they tall to get tutu step
with great too...mettle. 'Phty have
shinty, but not adaptability. They
ca$sot ■dJu.t themselves to the occe-
slon. Braddock was one of h:ngland's
greatest soldiers, but be insisted on
fighting ravage' in the wtlderneas with
the same military precision nod
manceuvrtng with which he bad fought
Frenchmen au the open plate. No
guerUla warfare fur him! 1110
ingtoalan suggestions for his troupe!
So he lost, hot only his army, but
his life! Some preachers cannot
adapt themselves to their community
They cannot popularise their material.
Carlyle did not get Into step with the
advaacl.g hosts of reform, so be said
In 1860: "I never thought that the
rights of a negro were worth discvsa-
Ing, anyway." His heart did not de
velop with his head.
Boyne bide their ability In the![
tactlessness. I know an elderly man
who L a fine penman and a good
linguist, but he is constantly on the
ragged side of starvation. He no
sooner lands a position than he starts
in to get himself disliked by his fel-
lows. He imagines that he can curry
favor by reporting the delinquencies
of other employe, to. the chief. A
Man gave him a day's work and an
overcoat, but he lingered to pester
hls benefactor by trying to sell him
a book and solicit funds for a charity
That man has been discounted on ac
count of his bothering remarks and
his boorish habits
Slovenliness f. another cause of
real merit being sold below par.
Bamuel Johnston's great gifts shone
forth at lot in spite of the gluttony
and unkemptness which had handi-
capped him for years. Horace Greeley
stepped out to discuss with sa-
gacity the questions of the campaign
without a tittel from the crowd on
account of his grotesque attire.
Algal many are under -rated because
they are careless about their repu-
tation -not their reputation as •rtlst.
or merchant, or preacher, but their
reputation as men or women. , Repu-
tation is what men are saying or
thinking about ,us; not to our faces.
but behind our backs. Reputation 1s
the verdict which the jury of society
is rendering In your case. The evt-
Agee* may be olroumstantlal and frag-
mentary. Take iyeed that the verdict
is not .blared by a few isolated acts
of yours. More and more our whole
careen are judged by the moral
standard. N>'ver again will the world
endure the libertine or the drunkard
In high places. Grover Cleveland was
a great preildent, but 1 doubt whether
be could be elected to -day with the
same blemish which he admitted bar
Ing In 1884. 1 yield to none In my
admiration for Sir John A. Macdonald.
but can you believe we would suffer
his habits to -day, as our fathers did
Arty "years ago'
But this whimsical old world some-
tln.es falls to appreciate her servants.
Not always doss a man get what hie
merit deserves. Men judge by out-
ward appearances and sometimes
most unjustly. We dare not declare
that every man gets his exact dues.
Many • pearl 1s still In the unfathom-
ed covet of ocean. it was not to the
credit of the voters of South Waterloo
that they rej..eted the scholarly James
Young for an Ignorant German black-
smith No que•tlon before the elector-
ate was big enough do justify that
mistake. Blaine was set aside Lr
the much smaller -calibred Harrisoa.
The great Henry Clay was beaten by
the negative James Polk Hooey
Ward Beecher said that the world
over-estimated the silent man. "There
Is great cunning in judicious silence,"
be said. but the frank man 1. rarely
taken at his full value."
The frank man In the ministry
often learns to his sorrow that it doe*
not always pay in dollars to have
positive opinions or to be frank In
stating his position. Dr. Rainsford.
who preached so fearlessly at Convo-
cation Hall the other week, wrote
some rears aro: "1t Is not guy to be
• clergyman and speak your mind.
It 1 were to leave tit. George'. to -day
1 very much doubt whether 1 should
have a call to many churches, cer-
tainly not to many Influential ones.
Pt. Oeorge'a would not have called me
oily they were w bard lip."
The haat group of casaes of the
malar -ming of men embraces the
legitimate wariness of the world.
Yowler 1. • y fellow with the
gifts of a Cecil n)e 1n business
or of a Bryan le siogaesee, bet the
world does not know It yet- He must
bide his time. That be t• sot elves
his rtg.ltfnl place today M sobely,.
fault. Re patient, young Devitt Toe
will not loss be HOW
You
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Tou .111 at letath gat at bast
tperehlmate rev►arIl 1111 theft.
world Is not to be bleed ler _
your Stock at twenty-l!a cosi ea flea
dollar until It 1e deafly astabdebel
that It is worth • hshesa,
le the e.d, cod's sass Ida. Napa
may set witness their 1 r
sowewltere. sem, day. am ger te
their owe. The epees milli r
bslldwe reined wit
h on is M W
steam d m
the career. We millontel
dm est" r ohmage' ditar,111 hl the
tetrad amine tea fhgiMleL' Onie
day the earewarlsd
earth will resew deir euwaa. OMB
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whir pts and on se sawin
tires in. DIAN.
Yob can rreadily I..t7aaridd ass
a bladder is anted. }inn will
lase_
pains is the [[Dail of tlse
or hips, your brise will be
colored, brick dust or sewn
sits will 'how in the leonine& your
wrists or ankles may swell, all dam
well
10 inactivesoon,put kidnrt¢t.eys which Gin Pflle
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FIGHTING THE CUTWORMS
Mum Cefityntien and Protection af
Nerds Keep *Pe Pest Down
Oubearens sad army worm are
lade or lees &beaten every year.
aid as a class. sank in hugnoteare
with oar worst Insect pest. Times
caterpillars ars smooth sail la shape
c.ylintrical, and have sixteen feet; la
color most of them resemble the sal
in which thcy ride during the day.
The Ilfe 11.3tories of eTttl our more
common cut A ...ram are by no means
complete S, lb,raste in the
pupal state. or as half-grown cater
liars, aud o!llers in the egg or adult
s▪ everal hundreds of eggs. They see
deposited in clusters on the leaves of
weeds, gras ;es, shrubs, etc. Whim
full grown the cut-vorms are about
an inch and a t alf length. and enter
the grotiod to the thliVth of on inch
or two to transform to the pupal con-
dition, the adult moth eznerging
• rile in June. July and August.
Under normal conditions. cutworms
and army worms teed at elan- Aa
the name "cutworm- indicates, these
caterpillars cut off plants near the
surface ot the ground or • little be-
low it. Some kinds climb fruit and
other trees and destroy the beds or
young fruit, etc. Othen feed entirey
below the surface of the grand. at-
tacking the roots of grasses sal other
pants. Cut v. c rm. when they lasseme
true army worm habit
The destruction wrought every year
throughout Canted* by then Mean
eitmotnts to a large sum of massy. Is
some seasoc, when they neer la
extraordinary ahanikiese. this leis
totals hundreds et theummis -et id -
Clan cultivation As
factor in the ceded Mr
This Includes ta. asibestini
tag ot all reuse reneguing
remove/ a crops. end
of weeds. Infested lead
pleegked deeply tn the tall. Irmo
asilliodo destroy many ktheeremillag
cennints and popes in the sell.
eerie. protecting ot pints that are
set set sanely. spiteders men et
tie or paper mew be pined spend
the dilesso ot Ors pints. As in see -
slice muds. their attacks le thls wF
will b. preheated.
Birds, ben : do al Meseta sad Mss
s:tie darts s e'p materially to ons
trol cutwo-r. s Farmers Ionia.'
turista sod others should aid la the
work of prote t og our laseetiverws
birds They are amo. t the hest
fr.enda the t.rmer I.as, and this fan.
g houl.' be 'nor* ear fully realized.
Po.soned hraa, that 1.. brew perm-
ed with Parts grc. n. Is the best ray
for the destr,tttloa of cutworms sal
should be a -:pi et 'mmedtttaty their
presence b det : t d. Fresh bundle*
of clover. etc., which hart been spray-
ed with • strong solution of Parra
gra' n or arse ate of lead mixture, are
Coo very u.ef..! and ehoeld be ptassJ
at sort nt nabs at art, througbAt
an intes'e.t held.
Testing Vitality et GOOts
• simple teat of the vitality se aaw
fans or garaen seeds caa be made
as to/lows Place 100 seen. Whoa at
random trori a sample, as a dist et
▪ ooper lightly with sae& manna
sad keep in a wane Plan. Isbidd
'a Idtchen stove. until the sprouts 10 -
pear. The Lumber of sprouts Wideb
appear will elre an Idea of the pes2
cantage wide. may be expected to
mew. It is udvisable te maks mose
than on test and be guided by de
average newts. A test ot this Idol
la oneeldered MOP. trustiisirth; doe
one in which the seals are libessia
Notting paper
Why Oar Eyes epodes
dentinal causes a termed arm
Ube it is tit• fanotlou ot the wade Ws
Ireins* a War each thee It emus
down, the repetitioc bee the effeet et
covering .the eye with asesiderable
Te. light alining on Mk moisture
dam tbe swathed: effect.
disidamelt as the merry empearenes
ellikeeops is mused by tears, we are
NM, obit them trom laughing se
0111 Warm antes Tears an Lai-
1=obed with our merry sad
peg* peed is Vela:nut
Vermatila has put Into Mete drea-
d, remilation concerning the pea
Muni= and sale ot medicines and
tood procured.
Piles 2 Years.
ZAM-BUK
Ws. W. I. Deseess of New
[dlnbsr h, Ont.. writes. Far
(weavers 1 suffered with bleed.
lag poles. The wain was mese
lateens. 1 tried Best en iso
tb.. anther el the sae.Wd
rues bat wlehsat dint.
At last 1 decided to try Zara
But TW. gave milk r.1110S
hens the didi wltf
mad persevere a iaar
*.k attar wired re,"
Mr. t1 y S. leegct�s�, Panned.
N. S.. says. -"I
signed wrtl
pills mad Meld get lad is
give relief until 1 nisi sur
Tits Int few appliw«mad od cl
pais. 1 attssi.sd ming Z. -Ink
and r sew cempimay ansd.'
The show* hiders are talus
tram beans& which have
bees received hue* Ma sad
warm who have ended their
saris train pile* by using
Zaral-Ink. Why sot do like-
wise?
Whether it be Piles, Eos•,
Ulcers, oe ether skis disease, Zam-
Buk glees quack [clad. As sees as
applied. the rich herbal esseetes, el
which Za .R.k is onneed, pees
trace right to the cost d the trouble,
sup the Irritation sad stineslate de
Clof new keahly tissue. Zam-
tie best core ler Cilia. Berwa,
grams, Piles, Beira. Clapped
Hails. Cold Sores. Ulcers, and all
skis diseases ad seams. Alt drug-
gists mad scares. or peopsd Irons
Zam-Bok Co., Tomato. Price, 30c.
bee, 3 boxes $1.25.
FOR FRKR TRIAL BOX
seed this article. nese of paPer-
and le stamp (ter return post-
age) to Zan ink Co., Tonne.
BY BEV. BY_.O11 E. BTAUFYFJt
Pastor Bond Street 1 ungregatlonal hutch, Tornio
p•plied.
Whet Illeseine et nine?
ellosPosed of gases aril ot
nake,eareek. of tow whit% are oar.
skill am the cabmen by suctioa.
sehla the titian/ eat of
offialiedierlierreadtly explained. re.
4111Pides tall to the ground ot
1110100Met weight when they get be-
Diffr ctiett at the °arrest of the
Mims is • lot et earboide acid en
1111-11notte which mine with tit -i
Ind eissensay becomes food tor
add arm oilier gases welch ara
pot estkety esesessed when they cane
ken einamp. are blamed bY
ell gall mere nil they. tee, become
dittosie acid me.
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