The Signal, 1894-11-1, Page 7TME SIGNAL : GODBRICH, ONT•, THURSDAY, NOV. 1. 1894.
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JOHN T. ACHESON.
Aa -"--•t collodion of
LOESS' JACKETS AND CAPES
ARkosg others will be found :—
Three-quarter length Nigger -head Cloth, Perfect Fitting, price
$3 50.
Three-quarter length Nigger -head Cloth, very large Sleeves,
Ripple Collar, price $5.00.
Tight. Fitting three-quarter length Coat, large Reveres, Braid -
Trimmed, very Stylish, price $11.50.
Three-quarter length Coat, Black Beaver Cloth, Fur Collar and
Revere, very Comfortable, price $9.75.
Never in the history of our
business have we been able to show
such a collection of Jackets and
Capes at such prices.
J. T. ACHESON.
A POSTMASTER'S STORY.
A -.MANGE ATTACK AND THK >II7�1t
RESULTS THAT FOLLOWED.
HZ amount IHAar, or rTAlLY•ILI.e, TSTA*
rr ■s •errmuctia-user Tns VIZ es
w?■ HA!tne ALSO VS= A.p %Am rosit7fl
T' -Iii rr ereleltwe—TNI Tlren.T Apo•
Tint Of A rmdanis 1O$$T*N THE w AT Tim
gasps /ii ACTIVITY.
Prom the l owrsavtUe News.
Mr Robert Sharp is • well known resi-
dent
estdent of Starkville, Durham oouaty,wbo has
been living to l'saed• for about tktrtess
you.. Hes by trade a blacksmith, sad oo
comma to this e.satry bested to the town-
ship of 11-Yttw.sd, to the *oasts of North
uiberhsd. After werkiam there for • a
time he perehued • modern* and • .hap as
"tarkville, when H. worked at his trade
mid established • aloe bu•tnees. Bang heti
courteous and *Wiring he was well liked
asci was appointed postmaster for the place.
He was IS the beet sol health sad with the
rioeptws of a alight eethrtea tresse had
esu uomplsist of say kind. Is the meath of
Mersa, L8fiZ, he attended as assure sale in
the setghbhoed sad came home to the evea-
tar apparently all right, but during the sight sago beth -res sennet and business hours
was takes with • skill asootwp•siod with • seat morning.
ytoleet pus which gradually grew worse
sad before moraine he west into convulsions Tb• (redli 'nut.
ad scents .aooseswst A doeux woe Keying gods on credit is largely • mat-
sammoad who bled himi fn•ly.wbck seam ter of baht, as every merchant knees. If
of to relieve him for •tease, and the doctor people could sot obtain credit they would
told hire }n would he all right in • few
day. Two. however, was sot verified, and Ind some Twee of paying cash for their
although ho emelt re aseead he was feat porsheese The best proof of this it found
finer is health sad at times would be to ie the Galas of railroad travelling. People
aa agony Of taus Ore dmat'°r raid he W hum that if they do not pay cash for their
Doable was rheumatism of the wee and
tickets they eaaact travel. The fact n not
Teo Ten slows.
Ks.iseeriag Magazin . As the .Metric
road IS only six years old ted warmly any-
thing has bees done as yet towards the
operation of long distance railways by else -
incite, it may be ooasiderwd a little early
to vesture any well defied predictions on
the ,abject. The indications ars, however,
that witbis five years electricity will be the
generally aooepted power for elevated and
endergrowod roods, as well as for surface
street car service ; that in tee year. numer-
ous inter urban roads from too to thirty
ended i■ length will be ele•'trux lly equipped:
that is sweaty years some of the Imre rail-
way systems eajoyiog the heaviest traffic
will roomier electric pse.esger service es
w ttel to their welfare ; that, beth for the
oonveoisece of the public sad economy of
opersuos, the cadency will he toward more
frequent sad smaller trains ; that • maxi-
mum speed of 150 miles, and a schedule rate
of 75 miles per hour will not be osssidered
remarkable and that within the life of the
pretest veneration we will nes the present
fang train of loosely coupled can, with their
rem icted space, poor ►eaulatioa and light,
imperfect facilities for v.ewing the eoesery,
sad ssneyaroes from smoke sad cinders.
give way to • single car of liberal dame -
moos. shaped os scientific hoes to cleave the
air at high speeds with minimumis,taiesos,
equipped with noiseless electric motors, free
Irum the disagreeable products of the steam
locomotive furnace, designed to afford the
ps.reten •a unrestricted view in all direr
tions, perfectly ventilated, lighted by elec-
traetty and capable of a speed that will
cover the di.tance from New York to I'hil
sciatics, sae smother told him that him
that be world serer be better. He tried rewarded as • hardship. It is retarded as a
many m.dictaes bat all failed to do him say
good At thie time be was so weak that ho
meld only bobble mooed with the assist -
sacs of two Meeks aped bad to give up work.
The pats costuoed night amid day and 1. 1• ' is one business will sot work satisfactorily
IT he loot thew 05 beth foot sad Mads in another • Why should it be more of •
sod longed for death to relieve him of his lardship to pay cash for groceries than to
esfenog. About this time lira pay mesh for railroad tickets' All that the
wrote • latter for him to a charge from credit to oash means is simply
fries- for whom he had worked wham he • matter of laying low for • week or two
but mass oat to the country, sad the and catching apo. It u loot as that and •
tneed seat him • e,epis of boxes of Dr. good duel cheaper and certainly more sats
Williams' Ptak Pills, areas him to give t•ctory to pay for goods wane you buy
them • fair Irma. Before tho mooed bot them as it is to pay for them a weak after -
matter of coarse. And when rich or poor
want to go say plane the money for the trip
is;prompt ly forthcoming.
How is it that • rule which works all right
d he felt bat hotter and pour words
Mr. Sl•rp •entiased tit w of the Piak tato porchemag things they san Rot along
Pills until he the takes Worthen boxes, by ' Very well without a this way they keep
which u he hod piet it recovered on mertg•ring their futures The money
lest all the asthmatrouble well Her of ysstowesy, while the purchases of today
was ow • sorrow t'sopl. who buy goods os endit are led
chased soother "apply.To borne. theater',
r ate eoms tofor the purchases
sad is now as well as ever he was, sad h.a earned todN goes pay Pe
now able to debard days work, and IS are a charge against the earrings of tomor-
rowle this way life besomes nothing but
• bout wearying attempt to climb to the top
of tie awustan that rises proportionately
higher with ivory stop up it. side. The
credit habit is bad for everybody and ought
to be dseorded.
Tse Sias et th. les.
A gallon of water ',verbs tan pounds, so
load in hispegs. of Dr. h illi•mm' wonder-
ful Pisk Pills. As the reporter was leaving
Mr. Stark, a intelligent farmer who lives
dem by, called sed verified all that Mr.
Seth had said ..d referred the reporter to
when in the astabberkood who kegs the
cmresmstasen as well. Ons who W sever
uta fir Sharpe bolero would set think,
leakier at hies tdy that he hes cm
a•
s
threh the ordeal he has, ns ho seems the
•w► picture of health, end bath he and
Mrs Sharpe attribute the whole cure te
Pink Pills.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pill, strike at the root
e the diames, advise it frees the system
Md reatertag the patient to health and re
d wing the health and strength.
ties of t So tremble•. loeo-
rbr ataxia, esiestea, Animosities. ery-
iteuw, westeIems tseshies. ate., them w
o Owio, to all other treatment They are
ere • soeaific for the troubles which make
the lives of so marry wanes • harden. sod
gpdily restore the Mob stew of health to
idles cheeks. Mee bombes dews by oyer-
wrk, worry er eteemmes, will dad is Piak
Hilt a agnate mare.
g.id tty ell deal• u er .1"111
et ti mail, Po" ld be 1,936 yards. or rather over • mile:
. •t b0 comb • K els beau let the P•oife would be
b aide the D�e.� Mamma. ewer • mile • id thre►searten soros. Yet
N.v. 'i (1•twpaa', bme•or S'kusS•--7• ties disuses se the ma is so great that, as
1. Revere je YsimmMesm mad ehstitmts a hes Foisted out, if • aid were bora
vMM to be ••jutet se g••d.e wish s am Mag �h to reach W sea it
would sot live long esaugh to know that it
W soothed It, ter action passes olds(
emr aeries at the rale of 100 feet a g�
sad to travel from the ams to the earth s
shot sash � l Whist so salads
she Sasso N Ir Ittw * --
yw ess sheppa i— Ob, I saw just the
eweMaA. peetlMM bah! twwisMsr
MArieai, .the sold
the number of gallons to the Pasific u over
900,000,000,000,000, an amount which would
take ever • million years to pais over the
falls of Niagara. Yet, pot Tato • sphere the
whole of the Psosic would only measure 796
miles .mese.
The Atkastio could be eostaised bodily is
the Poodle Dearly thaw times. The nein
her of eubie fest se 117 followed by saves -
i00. ciphers ; • .amber that would be tick-
ed off by ens mass clocks is 3.0,000
yearn its weight I. 326.000.000.000 to.s,
sad the member of Ruses in it u 73,000,-
000,000a00. A sphere to hold the Atlantis
mem have to he 5334 miles in Mester.
R it were made to III • eireular ppe resch-
ber free tie earth to the sus • di.Mao. of
000,000 miles—tis diameter of the NM
hen, ,rhie pipe to amain
A We am■'. Wase.,
�r woman weals the earth f., else's.
Ms waits the thy Mr hat ;
fibs else want. • kawthele wigs
Ills eras • smogs *fiat.
Mae oasts but Mus f1R. bdrw,
Aad feta is Rte oar;
ht reuses sake ler owes Ms --
Ms soy welds • tmaa
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Dm tie• ,mesa te t.n mlmptd .mrtlm
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CL___peM. meg be sen teeny prevent.
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A Little Daughter
Of a Church of England minister
cured of a distressing reek, by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Mr. RICHARD
Diaxs, the well-known Druggist, 907
Mctaill st., Montreal, P. Q., says:
I have sold Ayer's Family Mediator
for 40 years, and have heard nothing but
good said of them. I know of many
Wonderful Cures
performed by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ams
in particular bring that of a 11ttis
-daughter of a Church of England minis-
ter. The child was literally covered
Tama bead to toot with a rod and un-
smilingly troublesome rash, from which
she had suffered for two or three years,
In spite of the best medical treatment
available. Her father was In great
distress about the case, and, at my
rcc"mu,endati.�n, at last began to ad-
minister Ayer'i Ssrwaparilla, two bot-
tles of wllh-h etre, t.-.1 a complete cure,
nth. h to I rr r Ii. -f and her father's
del. ata. I r,m sii',•, were he here today,
he woe!d testi fy in the strongest terms
:14 to the merits of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
t'r-;ved les l,r. .1 l'..1)er Y t,., Low.11,N,ess,
CUies others, will out'eyou
MAWS HORN 'LASTS.I sveremerd as sees w the Laws.
A loafer is smog satid.d with kis Harper. Yew People ., bay, ' mud
druahasd'e threat W se bottoms two its lb. Laws Mow°, to the Laws Keller,
Whoa poeCM heem only • little religion
they are apt M be ashamed of it.
Th. mos pit he bed tired whe speeds the
day la l•akM hr as may pine.
The "seta* Alm" ler • feel to do is to tell
how Bale ho lames
A. Wog as Wee ileitis" gays so much
!� the devil will feel
that a .till holds the earth.
Some fiddlers osoy • two os ane
,bring, but it sever es anybody west to
dose..
A mist•he is apt to attract more atteatios
tae than • ranee
The twee who leans on hs Meewnggs osn•
n ot walk straight.
Mas of the aims that shine the brightest
w.11 kill the gsie►esL
The devil sues roma from the man who in
sot afraid of • lion's den.
With all his practice the devil has never
improved on the first hypocrite.
Good forte e,motimee comes te the us
is • very shabby-leokiav carriage.
Norway Na. Syrup cures coughs, colds,
hearsesses, sore threat, asthma, `roscbitia,
oes. lm
A hypocrite feels better 'snarled with
himself every time he saes a good w make
• min step
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Burdock Pule do nut gripe or althea.
They sore constipation and sick seed.
sobs l m
Western New fork farmers state that
Poles " beat the world " as workers in the
field.
To destroy worms and expel them from
children or •dolt. use le. Low s Worm
Syrup. 1 m
folia authorities of Munich order all
persona to close the windows when playing
on pathos.
The statemett is made that during the
last 100 years France has lost 6,000,000
soldier" in war.
A Gerson evangelical deaconess hospital
is to be built at Jerusalem at • cost of 300,-
000 trance.
[ho skin gives off • thirtieth tea sixtieth
part of the carbonic acid no gives out by
the lungs.
A Kerman surgeon charged • wealthy
family of Odessa $6,000 for opening an ab
reel of the hip.
Lonaarda de Vinci was made miserable
by his amours, and was finally poisoned by
ons of his mistresses -
The municipal council of Paris has offered
prizes for the beet essays ea smoke -abate -
meet ted the purification of water.
Coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, bran.
chutes, and all long troubles are gwckly cu-
ed by Hagysrd's Pectoral balsam. lm
A distinguished Freach specialist is now
olaimug that • hypodermic injection of
nitrate of strychnine will cure alcoholism.
The laws of ('hies count getting Gut of
temper is public as an offense, the punish•
mint for it being ire dela' imprisonment.
The nawab of Rempur, Indict, paid $250,-
00$ for occasional visite of as Kaghsh army
surgeon during • period of three months.
The largest artificial stone in the world
forms the base of B•rtholdi's statue of liber-
ty,
iber
ty, Kedloe island, Now York harbor.
Philadelphia has as orlsaired charity
which supplies to the poor at actual cost
sten lized milk end prepared infanta'
food.
The sense of taste is most acute in the
bac, tip sad wires of the toupee, sod is
almost wholly lacking on its interior sur-
fses.
Arnica is being taken to turn over the
Liaeols monument at Springfield, Ill., to
the State. Admidoa to it will then be
made tree
Then is $300,000 acclaimed mosey in the
treasury at Washington to the credit of
Afro -Americas "oldier" who served in the
civil war.
A cough whish day after day
should sot be m• ooMd say longer. it
,ase something mese the. • mere local ir-
ritatiou, sod the nesse it is relieved the
better. Take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It
prompt to set nod sere to are.
t#M—eelds. kemasklels
5Im live.
A gestleman who hos dye little boys took
them to the country fes • few weeks last
Summer. (hoe day, while out for a walk,
they stopped at an old farmhew sad ask-
ed a mild -looking old faster who was tilted
book in his chair against s apple tree, if
theymight have a drisk of water from tho
well is the deoryard.
• lataialy, martaisly," he said, " drink
all yr meat., an' welcome."
He watched the sturdy little boys oloeeh
while they were dri.kieg, sad when they
wan about to depart be said to tkejr
father :
" Is all them little fellers yours ? '
" Yeo, sir," said the father, proudly.
" A dee little bead they air, replied the
old mos, his Pass ming with pleasure as
ho leaked at them. "A Owe little esmP soy,
sir, i you'll be able to keep 'em. I
W gee like them saes. "
They west he a great eemfert to you
stew."
"The eemry d them ie. I wows 'rte.
goggle le tee 'etw grew up he he me mat en
of tem, dr. Ds you man that hit. grave-
yard ever themes the baWe • Yes . Lad
ye kis see. tae, them M M1 tmmhskmmm
all is • mew over these is W Seething*
meow
My'o wee aS pet bwe eanie say
el
WI
+.m gat to he mn Tears old, M make the
et 'ea speed Mus bele h
d Oen tee serest thin vii e M
EVit tr.=
sell have
Mteeelgivery Viot
IMeMy�7imaged dirM
spored se f� ,M's I truly kips ea"
raiser soba', eight With . tact
Kowa. City Times . Jobe Rohn, • I.er-
•sao farmer who lives three miles south of
here, was most dangerously batten by •
savage bur to do He was trying to drive
the bog bes's, w� it tamed upon him and
• fight between them followed. The farmer
had so weapon of defence and the hog
knocked him down, seed his right head in
its jaw sad fearfully lacerated that member.
Mr. Robs who I. quite as old man, man-
aged to gals his feet sad by kicking the
bog std backing away reached • small tree.
He started to climb the tree, ted had grab-
bed • friendly limb the hog seized his leg.
Mr Rohn held onto the limb for dear life
sod the bots hold eventually broke, het
sot before it had inflicted • dangerous
wound. Finding its victim out of reach the
bog soon left, and Mr. Rohn although weak
from lees of blood managed to reach assist-
aSC..
Meet aememerefve Peas Is the wertd.
All thins considered. the position will
probably be the Archbishopric of ('anter -
bury, with £15,000 • year, provided the
Roman t'ontificau be held a a kingly office,
which it would hardly seem to be since the
extinction of the temporal power of the
papacy. The total income of the I'ope ie
about £286,000 • year, when the amounts
whish his Hobson is compelled by the
traditions of the chureh to disburse are
takes late account, only about 120,000 •
year is left for his private use, and even of
this only • small proportion u actually ex-
pended on his owe want". The Presidency
of the French Republic is too nearly allied
to the kingly office to be included in the
scope of the question, or else it would some
easily first with its £40,000 • year. For
net profit, independent of on:weary odiced
expenses, it is quite possible that the most
remunerative official post in the world
would be the Lord High Chancellorship of
England with its salary of £10.000 • year
A "rummer's t,baemntmre.
A rather good joke is going the rounds is
St, John as the expense of therepresenta-
tive of • sager refinery, says theMaritime
Grocer. calling on a merchant he found
the latter examining • sample of what he
(the new newer i took to be • granulated
sugar sample. S.entiag competition from •
new article he assumed • critical air and
sniffed at the sample, took some of it in his
Gagen, and with the air of • connoisseur
snared the merchant there were no con.
trilogals in it and that it was net worth
over three cents. He was quite sere his
compeny could duplicate it at • very low
figure. When be finally offered to take a
sample and seed it to his people for that
purpose, the owner of the sample, who was
also preesat, observed that that would
hardly be •eoeee•ry, as this particular art-
icle came from the Windsor Salt Works.
There wan • sodden and awful silence for •
minute. it was broken by the merchant
who had bees laboriously holding hie sides
as lone as he could.
as beegry as • bear. Give roe • roll, won't
you 9"
•• Cast do it," said the Roller. "They're
too heavy to eat The Rake tried to eat
Gee the other day, and broke two of his
teeth eft short. Why dos t you ask the
Sickletoe • pear
I'd rather go the Axe.
any frail"
What can the Axe give you"'
•' A chop of course."
•• That's so didn't think of that. If be
fails you might go down to the aeries and
get • steak. By, the -way. what's the matter
between you sad the Weeds • They toll me
you oat them whenever you pais"
•Ido. I dost like the Weide. They
insrd,d themselves tato • lawn party I wee
at ret Kummer and spoilt the whole this'.
Didyou get off to the mMin
oa,m this Sum-
mar"
" Ne ; I west dose to the w More so
see my relatives." _
" Relatives • l dids't haws you hail soy
dawn there"
•• Oh yes, the rollers are famous all along
the Jersey meat You got away
"No ; I've baso right Len, atueaiag to
hawthorn I didn't feel that I could afford
to ge off this Summer. I've been pretty
poor,sad I had to do a great deal of cutting
dowto pull through the hard times as it
ISM I hear that Hoe. IS going to be
married..'
• Yee ; he met one of the Faucets at •
watering place up here, and they got much
attacked to one another. It's • good
Match."
" I think so myself : but for ligb�v
cigar I think I would rather have • P
match "
'• Ha ha ' Hew cutting you are
'• 1•e•- -that's my business..'
And then as the hired men had hsished
their luncheon, the Roller and Mower had
to return to work.
Mew 1. Get ea In lee World.
Most of our euceeesful men began life
without • dollar. They have won success
by hard work and strict hose ty. You can
do the same. Here are a dozen rules for
getting oe in the world.
1. E. honest. Dishonesty seldom makes
one rich, and when it does riches are • curse.
There is no such thing as diahooest success.
a Work. The world to not going to
pay you for nothing. Ninety per coot of
what men call genius is only talent fur hard
work.
3. Enter into that humiliate or trade
which you like best, and for which Nature
seoas to have tilted you, provided it is
honorable.
4. Be independent Do not lean on
others to do your thinking er to conquer
your difficulties
5. Se coo.cientious in the discharge of
every duty. Do your work thoroughly.
No bey gas rise who slights his work.
6. Don't try to begs at the top. Begin
at tie bottom and you will have • chance to
rise, sad will be surer of reaching the top
sometime.
7. Trust to nothing but t hod and hard
work. Inscribe on your banner, "luck is a
fool ; pluck u • hero."
8. Be punctual. Keep your appoint -
meats. Be there • minute before time if
you have to lose dinner to do it.
9. Be polite. Every smile, every gentle
bow is money in your pocket.
10. Re generous. Meanness makes
enemies sed breeds distrust.
11. Spend less than you earn. Do not
run into debt. %Teach the little leaks and
you man live on your salary.
12. Make all the money you can honest-
ly, do all the good one can with it while
you live and be your owe executor.
1 don't west
The Prefeesei • Alehems.
Ibis may not be new, not it was to the
reporter who overheard it on an Feast Pro -
:lithos oar, so it is likely that there are
others who have never heard it. The young
man who told it was evidently • collegian,
as was his companion.
" I heard • good one on Prof. of
Adever," he said
• What was it' " queried the other.
" Well you know, be was married doming
the Winter mad went housekeeping jut
outside the tows. This Spring he thought
he would add • few hens to his stock ;
he already bad • deg. He set • oouple of
of bens sad is time had two large broods of
chickens. He was very proud of them, but
in a week or two the chickens beaus to die.
He called is • neighbor to look at the
chickens sad offer advice. They were oem-
tainly • pretty ecaly lot of caiokams that
the s.ighbor viewed. 'Miry were skinny-
kakiiasgg sad sgparestly without ambit:on.
" What de you feed them •" asked the
neighbor, attar a brief whey.
Feed them?" remolded the pr'ohesor,as
though be didn't hoar aright. " Why, i
dent feed them myth's,. I thought the
old hes bed milk enough for them."
SUNLIGHT
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Has proved
by its
enormous
sale that it is
The best value for
the Consumer
of any soap in the market.
Millions of women throughout the
world can vouch for this, as it
is they who have proved its
value. It brings them less
labor, greater comfort.
THE NEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
Have you seen those new designs in
Heating anti looking Stniee at
WORSELL'S
Those. four -holed Pear, coal ranges were the heat at Toronto Exhibition.
a
The Wor:d's Fair is also a beauty. The Favorite Parlor coal heater,
With or without oven, is (itgasas*sstl the most Powerful as well no the Clean-
est coal stove yet produced. We have also something entirely new in a
double heater, wool parlor stove. See our stock before buying.
Foudmee• ser Amissala.
There are numerous aaoedotes about
noted people who were food of animals,
sod we are pretty sure that they were found
of them when they were boys and girls
I)uiel Webster loved his calves dearly,
and used to get his son Fletcher out of bed
before daylight to hold the lantern while ho
fed the cows. 'Fletcher;' he would say
"you don't seem to take any interest n
this. I like to look into the kind fames of
the cows, and smell their breath." Whea
Choate was his guest he used to rap at the
door of his room where he was reading,
and call to the great Jurist, "1)h, come
aloes, Choate ; let's go and have • look at
the pigs." Webster ordered his farm hands
to drive the otos past the library window,
so that be could "tell them good-bye before
he died."
It was said of Edmund Burke thea he
bad gooe crazy, because he went about in
hie park liming his 'owe and horses. The
story •roes from the fact that • favorite
horse heloswing to his dead mos came up to
Mr. Burke in the field, lad his head upon
his broamt, and looked into his face, as if to
say, "I have lost him too." OTerosme by
his memories, Burke clamped the neck of
the iatelligeat creature and kissed it.
The only permasset cure for chronic
satarrh is to thoroughly expel the pesos
from the system by the faithful and persist-
ent ns. of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This wo.-
dertel remedy prove* successful when all
other treatment has failed to relieve the
sufferer.
Angels weep on the day a young mon be.
gess to speed mese mosey them he eon
minks
WORSELL & CO
The Prsetkal TM and Stere man.
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EWARE = 5 WOODEN.
One of E. B EDDY'S Indurated Fibre -
ware Tubs and Pails will last the life of
5 hoopbound wooden ones.
Besides, they are:much more conven-
ient and save a world of annoyance. Ask
your grocer for
E. B. EDDY'S INDURATED
FIBREWARE.
HUGH DUNLOP
THE CLOTHIER,
has just returned from the cities where he
has been selecting
NEW SPBII HODS,
He has now on hand a Large Line
of the Choicest Goods in the
Market and is prepared to
turn out work in the Best
Style possible, and at Prices to
suit the times.
H. DUNLOP.
THE FAIR
has come and gone, but
LOW PRICES
remain the saute as ever at the
Furniture Emporium of GEO.
BARRY. Hamilton-st.
UNDERTAKING
in all branches, attended to at
all hours with neatness and
dispatch.
Embalming Fluid always on
hand.
Picture framing a speciality.
GEO. BARRY
■ • ■1LT'el.ST.
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Ste am Poiler Works.
"STA RUSHED lien.I
A. S. C H RY STA L
Baereeeocte f'trys4GI d Bl.ckJ
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright Jt Tubular
3210ii—I=RS
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers In Upright and Nortzoolal Slide
Valve goatees. .Autumale cut Off Karim •
pe•felty. Ail Maws of pl a and pipe -Ott it
e.amlmmtil es band. tts,ima•ee furnished es
Mast settee. Repairing promptly encoded te,
gat Il P. O. Hos 37, (todencb. Ont.
Werk. Opposite (I. T. K. Station. Uuderica.
—CZTY—
COAL AND WOOD
YARD.
Special attention given to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
HARD, SOFT A BUCASMITH COAL.
Coal weighed on either market or myScales,
(tet my Prices beton gulag else were.
TERMS CAS/.
Te•epbese r'osaeee .s.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
MN Ir.
HOW TO ORDER "THE SIGNAL'—CUT THIS OUT
D. MCGILLICUDDY,
" THE SIGNAL,"
Goderich, Ont.
I enclose $ . Kindly forward regularly THE SIGNAL
to the following address for months.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Three Months -
Six Months -
Twelve Months -
[Saepis Oopiea Free.)
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- 30c.
- 156C.
- $1.00.
Name, .
P.O.,
County, _._...........»..._
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Dale, , 189
P. 8.—Remit by money order, if possible, or by regiatl letter.
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