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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH. ONT.
SPRING TONIC
Are, You Tired and
1 - Depressed ?
in looms : which are in 1
towed of
NEW WALL PAPER
Possibly it is due to living
to make them bright and
attractive.
Patterns and Prices to suit
all tastes.
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Electric Wiring
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lir garage
Private Telephones, Motors
Dynamos, Electric Bells and
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We have an assortment 01
the best Electric Irons and
Toasters made in Canada.
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Electrician
Wald St. Phone 251.1
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EAST S • . GARAGE
Cars overhauled and re-
paired by ar expert mech-
anic. Agent for
McLAUGHUN CARS
Batteries re -charged and
stored.
W. M. BELL
East , - Phone '243
HER FROM ' LIVE STOCK AND PICA
SunISA AN OPERATION When Farm Animals Develop
a Depraved Appetite.
SAVED d a y Afternoon
BEL HAMILTON,
Goderich, Ont.
"Let %ton's tithe of .ai.,r come:
0 bring the tribos of Israel home;
And let our w41wlhriltg ey'1•, behold
(;euGlb. and Jew. In J.•„it' fold
Almighty God, Thy gram prl.•htiut
in every (dime of every tonne:
Let adverse p,w'%ttat before The(. (1111
And erntan the Saviour Lord of all
-Wm tetltruhsolc.
PR►l l:R
tN; 'Thou the }actual t:.sl. N'II,+ didst
iu Bulls past reveal Thyself at sone
,Ira ttmc, and in diver -e mnntN•r, wr
thank Thee tut' the fuller revelation
;;ranted unto us in 11e i.•rson. of ,Ie
1'Itrist. the S..en of G,.1. the Seri
of Man. Grant unto us the seeing
,•. e, tIt. bearing ear and the under-
standing heart, that w.• mai grow in-
t.. 111.:1. stn•.. and 1.• r:ttel for life
!mt.' and the fol li•r .lief.• lecont,
:1 tar, •t I.
HEA IES .
elan. 6111-.• (Morse' Leader and a
Chosen land -Geo. 12:1-7:', 111:
17.19.
Abraham boor.' G..1 yelling him to
I re 1.1. ,..tuatry tint his kindred and
. go ar away fr..m familiar s, ••it`s lu-
lu t unknown ...binary. ihtt he
lutist also aunt her rail I)bedieuce
we- to he a.v mpwni.d by Messing.
This iww . untry to ehi.-h he was to
>:o was a 1 Eel of promise wherein his
,l•..,•adants 'sore to 1..',.m,• a great
uttth.n and es •ritually a blessing to
:to w bol.• worl.
Jan. i:flh-The Long Sojourn . la
t:E) pi --toren. 47:1\12. -
1 Jana. sojourn -
tan but never
Here, though
t it w:1.: 10
\brawl m',
HMI Ilia
found
For good printing come to the Signal.
Abraham. Isola.. a
1 in the land of t'u
,,..ansa act Ila I settle .
they still believed (sod t
pass into the hauls of
seed. .Famine drove Jacob
family into Egypt. where t
lesstalre for their flo ks iu tlw Inuit of
Goshen. 1.ittle did they think their
..oJount would he centuries instead of
until the.famine was over, hitt -itch
was Gess plan for their discipline.
that His purpose for the world'. re-
demption might be perfected.
Jan.-Mh•-Mtlat called to Dditer
Israel-xod.
xote-s /Magi in training for his life .rolled to step into the leadership and
work at the .urt of Pharaoh. where pr..ed at onee to go over the Jor-
dan. God encouraged htfa. by saying
He had been with Moms. in' hill deal-
ings with rte children of Israel and
-He would be with him. Again and.
again He admonitthM him to be strong
and of good rtYwirace• tlnd to give.
g..+d heed to observe all the law and
so. being himself obedient. he would
be filhd to Lead others in the oh.erv-
ant.• of the law of 41ew1. At the .close
of his life he reviewed before the as-
semfiled mighty men of the nation
all the way that Geed had loci the -m.
urging them to be true t.. God and
warning totem of the consegu,'nw:
should they torn to idols.
Feb. 24th --The Period of the Judges
-Judge 2:16-I8; 7:2.8. •
;God raised up specially egnippd
men (from among the tribes of Israel
to deliver them out of the hand of
1113. Ili,. .ea ;ltd there•"111,•y Were uver-I
taken by 1'I1ttro;Ih stud bit army.
1 he• rlilldran of 1erti.•1 thought there
tads L+ .,se.:p,l ,1ot' them and they he -
Nemo pinb•-atrlckcu, but Mo:,•. calm.
rt them by Ids fujtlt that I;,.t Noulil
fight for them. A mlracla wa, roil,.
ed for their el•41411, to fluff t1 sUfl1.
elle( wind drove the waters Lick.
witi'It twennte as 11 -strung wall on
either side mull they )upload over iu
safely. 1%11mi.Ilse well returned to 1ta
strength It eattght the Egyptian' who
had followed anti there gelnalnod net
so uttu•it as ,tare .1t them.
Feb 3n1 -What Israel Lgtrttrd st
t.
Eisai I ru J -
s.32. �I1.
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...Mitten' of Israel were, 'bent
to enter tlu• I'ruutl ed Laud and .0
Nlov'a rt,-iew.11 the hlnory of their'
forty years sojourn in the wilderness.
nringiug to their remembrance Go.l'a
aplrwranee oar Ntutint $lLilt i When He
gave 11. Nips.-. the commandments.
He als.. recalled God's, preservation of
them when attacked by the nations
through whose, laud they weere pass-
ing. .111 this was in orel.•r that they
might know and a.-kntltplelge that
flu. I...rd lie. is c;wl : there la non. else
le.id.
Rim. It was their duty. there-
fore. to keh+ His statutes so that
when the laud of 'Canaan was entered
tip it as t t, it inheritance they might
pace pr't.rlaority and lung life- there.
Feb. 16th( -'rhe Failure. tat Kades -
• Num. 11:1.11.,
T1.• report brought had: by the ten
.phos filled the.. People with fear. in
spite of the encouraging word,. of the
other two. They all pronounced the
land a piodly land. but tlw inhabi-
tants wen• SO wtmerous and so - big
and ,strong 'ttuat the ten couldn't nee
how it would 1.• (busslhie to consoler
them. They imparted their eowari-
Ice to the people. who turned against
afow-a. Annul, Caleb and Joshua. so
that they threatened 44. stone they last
too for urging them to trust in God
and go forward. 4:01 put 'itis aril on
their fidelity by appearing in hie tab-
,•rnach- in the sight of all the people.
Now as then tt pays -to trust in God's.
promises and go forward.
Fehr. 17th--sloshua and the Conquest
of Caiman --.Josh. 1:1-9; 23:1-3.
.Joshua. having been appointed as
Moses" suevessor. was nn his death
he tue•time learned in all the wisdom
of rhe Egyptians. and in the Wilder-
iwec tor an equal length - of time.
where he learn;-.' humility and ph7-
.ical endurance. When ready God
appeared to him and rent him as Ilia
ambassador to Pharaoh's (hurt 1.. se -
rime the liberty of the children of
g.ra.•I. Moses regarded himself as
lint.• unfit for such an undertaking.
but 1;..1 assured him of itis continual
pre«•flee•. saying. "'certainly i will be
.with. thee. and this shall be a tokco
Ititin the.•. that 1 have sent
%lieu thou Mast brought forth the
people out of Egypt. ye shall serve
God ulsa, this mountain. "
Jan. 27t11.-larael Saved at the Red
Sea-Ecod. 11:21.31.
4:.d commanded Moss to encamp
DRECO
The Wonder Kidney
Liver a, Stomach Tonic
as Nationally Advertised
Sold by
H. C. DI•NLOP, Goderieh, and by a
good druggist esery'where.
their enemies w'h,-u they were bard
pressed. At one time the Midianite«
were eippre•ssing them and imposer:
iahtng the country, t0 the children of
Israel cried unto the Lord and he
raised up Gideon to deliver them and
to nea,h them that it was by Ilis.own
right arm they wee. to be victorious.
Ile ordered Gideon to proceed against
the enemy with Seed► chosen men The
intention wall to cut off all vain glory-
ing on the tart of Israel.
March 2nd -The Revival Under Sam-
uel -1 Sun. 7:3.13.
Worship of the true God by VIM IS-
ra.•lite,, had given place in large mea -
entre to the worship of Eitel And Ash -
toroth. Samuel went amongst them
telling them they must renonnee idol
worship and return to the God of
their fathers. He then calked an •s-
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SELLING OUT SALE
No Fake ! No Blow ! No Bombast ! But A Real
Genuine Sale
1 ROYAL LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR CO.
East Side of Square
Buy your Spring Garment now, while there is a large variety to choose
from, and if you don't get your size we'll make to your measure and guar-
antee perfect satisfaction. So please don't delay, as Easter is very near.
A deposit will hold ,any garment in our store. Balance can be arranged.
411 'remaining of ladies', misses' and juniors' Winter Coats roust be sold.
Take advantage, as rnany people have already done.
Millinery Bargains
All Millinery to be cleared at Half Price.
Visit our store as often as possible. It wtfl ixiy you.
GODN RICH, ON f.
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So Thinks Mrs. Tracey of
Ontario, Regarding Lydia
Plnldimn's Vegetable
Compound
Knlghtirufton Ontario. -"I took
Lydia E. i'lnkilam's 'Vegetable Com-
pound at the change
of lite for troubles
that women often
have at that time.
I had not been well
for a year and wall
not really able to
do my work A
friend who had
taken the Vegetable
Compound herself
recommended it to
me and I think its
use saved me front
an operation. I highlyrecommend
w
it to all women ho ve trouble'
like mine, and am willing for you
-to use my testimonial.' -Mas. DANIEL
J. Twacer, Knlghtington, Ontario.
Some female troubles may through
neglect reach a stage when an opera-
tion is necessary. But the more com-
mon ailments are net the surgical
ones: they are not caused by serious
ti1eplacementa. tumors or growths. al-
though the symptoms may appear the
same.
Wbea disturbing symptoms and
appear take Lydia 19. Piulcham'e
Vegetable Compound to relieve the
present distresi and prevent more
aerfoua troublsa
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se•mbsly of the elders .d l ira.•l to pray.
They fasted and nuad.• t.tblit ,.mf, -s•
down of their eine. At this tine- their
enemy, .the l'hlllet Ines. renewed their
attack on them. The l.•raetlte. !�••
sought hamuli to eontiit.• prayiu;; ot:
their behalf. which he .lid: ata► w,i,
heard of -God, who Mnfus,sl the, en
'eta by a great erash.d thunder. so
that they fled and never --.again In
Menthol's day molested the .ltlldten of
Inrael.
Mardi 9th -The Reign of Saul -1
Pam 15:13-23.
Raul es a young na:u, seemed 'al-
most everything one could desire
Ne wort the hearts of the p"•e,ple when
Samuel proclaimed him king -- the
first king of Israel. For a time, he
Maintained his humility' but in the
course of time 131s high position and
his military stt'eess made him proud
and .a•lf-drp.•ndent. This is seen In
rite way he met Samuel after defeat -
Ing the Amalekites, whom he had user
commanded to destroy titteuly. -.lie
tried again avid again t.. Justify. his
conduct in sparing Aging turd the test
of the flocks, but Samuel is,inte.tsout
that "to obey 14 Setter then saerk-
five." (sod sought in many ways to
mould him to Ilia will but ids acts of
di.,retedienee ,:lLit.l hint to to r'teet-
id as king.
Mardi 16th -T a Ryden of Darld-
2 Sam. 7:l8 -'.b; 8:14-13.
After David became king both at
iiebron and Jernatilem, the ,country
had rest from its e•n,•mitw round
about and David thought to build an
house for the .irk of the ('ovenant.
He was told through the prophet Na -
titan that his ,.on. not heshould build
the house. On this David pored out
his heart in gratitude to tie.( for all
he way ire bad led him and for itis
promise Of continued goodness to his
house. e.stahllKtaing hie kingdom for
ever. After this David warisi
against many en.•mb•s and conquered
them a11, (thus firmly ,stabil-Ling the
Ilehrew monarchy and Alvino it a
place of importance •mune' l iri.•utal
tuition.
Marel, 23rd -The Reign of Solomon.
God appeared to Solomon in a
dream asking him the question.
"What wilt thou that I give thee'?"
Ile answered ''(;lee me now wisdom
and knowledge." Because .,f this an-
swer God promised him not only
these hut rich,•s and honor and Ion=
life. on condition of obedience. In
time. Solomon neglected to honor with
his whole heart the God of Israel and
turned to the worship of idols that
had been introduced into the kingdom
by his many strange "vireo. For this
apostasy his Life was .bnrt.'ned and
the kingdom in part rent from his de-
se-a•ndants.
His Real Status
Judge -You are charged with be-
ing a deserter. havine left your wife.
Are all the Bets in tills case true.
Prisoner --No. yonr honor. 'I nun
nota deserter. Just a refugee -The
1'un.•h Rowl
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used it
since
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Noilt; 17o equal'
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T1' first dentns t, . , ..a,, T^. h.•,.., in-
ion Ilse. r;. , • r... r. ..nu 1 more,.
It is .n'i.ee$ta, Ana so,.
qq Kk r''IL
T71e sselnlcertl tor. Iso Fweae:. Marr ;.
ted ?.t.-i..T. P V. - •6 h t .• Las t. c.w.o....
't would *ay t:,.t 1cis e+eI,.wd.,,.
that humped the ten ottani/hike MIN ARIES
I.INI4IF.NT. It hwh..wtn,ml.,ITtr•m.iy
in .w lew,.ehdd eon .inn 1 eon r..nrr.Mr.
.ed h.s wrl.ved dorom d world be comps....
t -..r4 i..tatia."
KINARD' LINIMENT CO. UNDID
v..se...eh. N. S.
Will Chew Wood, Leather, Plaster.
Soil, etc. -Cause and Cure of the
Condition - Distention of the
Rumen -Treat mem suggested.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture. Toronto.)
During the winter period whet
lire stock of necessity are being
maintalued on the various feeds that
were stored for winter maintenance.'
It is frequentiy noticed that tome
animals, either cattle, horses o'r pigs, i
are chewing at or eating substances.
that are quite unnatural from the,
animal food stand/midi. 'The fence
posts. rails. mangers, bits of leather, I
plaster. soil. and such like. fur which
healthy stock sbo* no inclination:
are attractive to those with depraved
apptite, or Pica. disease. Autulata
affected to a serious extent'are rest-
less, unthrifty, lose condition and be -
cone emaciated. Should spring and
green grass come quickly enough. a
recovery is made without any other
treatmeut than access to good
pasture. -
dyiuptonts of the Disease.
The presence of the symptoms of
depraved appetite indicates that
there is something wrong with the
feeding of the animals, that there is
something lacking in the ration. and
that that something can generally be
expressed as being lime salts. Well
nourished animals getting a reason-
able amount of good, clean, well -kept
food rarely show any tendency to eat
unnatural objects. In there farm
yards where a salt trough is at the
service of the animals. and where
clovers and other legumes are fed
liberally, depraved appetite is un-
known.
Treatment Suggested.
Should animals become affects[
with a desire to eat unnatural foods.
steps should be taken at once to
remedy the trouble and get the ani-
mals back to a condition of thrift:
Blocks of charcoal and rock salt
should be placed where the animals
can get them at will. When animals
are confined to 'stalls or pens. pow-
dered charcoal may be given -one -
ball handful three times per day
aloug with the feed. Advanced case*
will generally respond to the follow-
ing:
Bone dour, one pound; powdered
gentiap, four ounces; common salt,
eight ounces; carbonate of iron, four
ounces; mined well and given at the
rate of one tablespoonful three titles
each day on feed.
Good Feeds Also Recommended.
Good Leeds, such as roots, silage
and clovers, well preserved and free
from fungus and bacterial growths,
should be supplied, and don't forget
that such common things as rock
salt. charcoal and bone meal do
much to supply the usual winter de-
ficiency in animal hods as compared
witty the green pasture of summer
on which1l animals thrive. -L.
Stevenson. Dept. of Eztenalo*, O. A.
College, Guelph.
DISTENTION OF RUMEN.
How to -Treat ran Animal That Ness
Gorged Itself -It Serious,
Get a Veternartan.
Every winter many good farm ani-
mals are lost and many more nearly
lost through carelessness in the tie-
up, or the leaving of feed bins open.
If a cow gets loose in the stable, she
generally manages to find the bin
where the feed grains are stored and
just naturally gorges herself on the
concentrated' food. Don't blame the
cow for ,eating. She knows not
what trouble she is wading Into by
.overloading her paunch with mull
chop or grain meal.
If It is known that an animal hes
gorged itself. and tt can generally
be determined by pressing the Sank
with the closed oat and noting if the
indent of the hand remains for a
short time, a drench should be given
at once. One and a half pounds of
Epsom salts dissolved in two gallons
of water given at • single dose and
followed by kneading the left side
below the mldlan line vigor lusty to
separate the compacted maas of fer-
menting grain and allow the drench
to penetrate it. Stimulants, such as
aromatic 'spirits of ammonia, should
L„ 'obeli in two ounce doses.
Should the drench fall and the im-
pact,ed condition continue, it can he
relieved by a trained veternariari per-
forming the operation known as
rumenotomery. This operation Is
performed by making an Incision
through the left flank and Into the
rumen,- large enough to permit the
entrance of the hand. The compacted
grain or meal is removed in part
(about two-thleda) and the wound in
the rumen sutured up with catgut,
after proper antiseptic precautions
have been taken. The wound through
the muscle and skin can be brought
together with silk stitches, placed one
inch apart and through the entire
thickness of the muscle. The wound.
should be dressed daily and kept cov-
ered to protect It from insects and
dont.
A useful dressing lotion can be
made by using Zinc Sulphate,. one
drain; Carbolic acid, two drams; Oly-
et-rine, two ounces; water, fourteen
ouru:es. Mixed together. Should this
operation be attempted by anyone
other than a trained veterinary sur-
geon, warning 1s given that Only an
antiseptic, absolutely clean operation
MRL permit the animal to live. -L.
S}etV'.bson, Dept. of Extension, O.A.
College. Guelph.
In most localities the poultry
house should face the south, as this
Insure* the greatest amount of sun-
light during i11.• winter. Proper ven-
tilation and sunlight mean a dry
house and healthy birds.
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FARM HELP
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
IN cCeOesaATiON WITH
ONTARIO GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OT COLONIZATION
641.
you. AGAIN ALUM ?AnMA O IN =COOING taatl6
THERE will be an urgent deman.l-a11 over C,.nada this
year. It you need farm help a'Otyt-etlrty The Canadian
Satintgl Railways Colonisation and Devi owte',it U• -part•
meet, through its n•pn-sentativts in Great Britain,' Scandinavian
and other' European countries. oilers' a (rex service to farmers.`
Ord,•r your farm help as early as possible in order that they Will
reach Canada -in time for Spring.
BLANK APPLI::ATIONS CAN as OBTAINED FROM ANY
N CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS AGENT
NADIR_ 05
WIL11 Al OEPAITYENT OF cOIOSUATIOS ANO DE7E10PWEIIT
aAt1W►1CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
MONTREAL. O'Ir
l'adn•: "Yon ll ruin your stomach Juet By Way of variety
my good man. drinking that stuff I Lane.+. •Eat'hanm• : T
Old Seel: "tail right. 'sell right. it 11if•e was unhappy, violent
won't show with my cost on Greven ten breaking tit• monotony
1In.nge Peel periods of sulkiness and
.-Ir marital
quarrels of -
of long
silence"
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TELLS
EXPERIENCE
Rikert, Who Left Illinois
California in Covered
Wagon in 1864, Wouldn't
$100 for Bottle of Tanlac-
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Itikert, well-known
01 Vnrth Sacramento.
came to the State front Illinois
covered wagon in 1804,
other hardy piobeerik recently
a bottle of; Tenter
had Just parttime,/ to a
Ms home and remarked:
title was the last bottle
1 drould ever be ableto,
wouldn't take one h 11. bbl
it:' the proving the high
be places on the to
'1 believe Tanlar redly .vved my
like when I took it ■fuer the Flu
et..ut a year ago." o,mtinu.d mi..
Hilo -rt. "for the attack' len me 26
pounds off in weight. and unable
to turn over in my bel without aa-
sistanee. 1 tell you. 1 thought my
time bad aureiy/come.
• itut. thanks to my wifstea mist -
erhY•, I kept on taking Ta till
1 was ably to do all my It again,
had bark ail my lust eight; and
Ilse•n feeling yearsyounger
pier /e.in,w. I'm always ti-Iling my
fri ods about Tamar': and iau't ray
-tato much dor k."
'1lanlaee Is for sale by all good
dwgglsts ulecept t3., anhstitute.
Over 40 million bottles sold
Take Teslac Vegetable pili;
Specials ((Blankets for the Cold Weather
Largest Site Flannelette Blankets and All -wool Doable Blankets
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Grey Flannel, Military Flannel.
all suitable for winter
Men's All -wool Mocks and
Men's Lined
Men 'r I.l•eee-lined Underwear
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 Goods
and heaves Cotton shirting,
wdrk shirts at RIT Prices
Underwear tit C R Prices
Work Glove, at 50c
to clear before Spring
Tows
Delivered to All Parts n the
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