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The Signal, 1898-8-4, Page 5TILE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. ?IUI$DAT, Alit 4, 1898. WE ADVERTISE only whit we have. We advertise it exactly •e it is. There is no gilding --nothing but the plain unvarnished state meat. For instance, if you com- pare this description with the goods you will say we under -rate. ill 00 for • pair of Ladlm' 2 -Rutter Strop Low 8noes. *120l..r • teir ul Ltdies' Doug. Kid Butts Roots, Patent 'Lip. $1 26 for • pair of Men's Bleak or Cbneo- 15te Bike Rale 11 60 1. r • pair of Low Mem Labs Sine., for .ummerwe•r. - ST. GEO. PRICE Readquartme ler Cues= Week amt Resalrine. West Side of Square, (iodorlob. DOMING AND GOING. Wkea the .srdewe Mn departed sad the mW save wr'.,.t.a sway, dor% fall to call at R. R. Oath Medio, mod have Justice dose to fen 1a the Maps 01 • good retina photo. Pathan b toned to supply your every mot, freer • Rath to • swallow-ta we ► i u~�ythiisyou west eveyhi•g red ight yen will get fl _bat way at Pridham'.. F.d Meares spare Header la Chasse. Wm. Mss1Ms was Is Wailes last week. mother, Mrs, William Molotosb, Albert street. Mrs. Aitken, o1 Loodoo, is visitiog rela- tives u town and renewing obi acqualnt- aso*. v tested week Miss Aside Campbell came up from Sea - forth Saturday imams to spend Sunday at home. Gaels Dicksonickson is aWterg la Sem- Miss Mamie Stewart. of 8e. Malys, M mei rte•_- - i yaws_ er- Wss. Harrows, and bis . Miss Baas UMW* A. E M. Tbom.m, of Climvtlle, his home here several days last J. M.Nehit esslwli. melt l Friday. -` W. J. Carter, .f 011etea. bus fa Mwe 1001 weak. Mrs. T. N. Dewey Inas r.tare.i from Port Berea. Miss Belle Jehu i has returned to Aaron, ILL Bed Rill. *I Brawdy. AMU bleeds bees o. Sealey. Mess Ina. Todd, o1 Lieseerel.-Ti e1klrleg ba Od.rM6. R. H. Celli" of Exeter, w.. 1. tows lest:•eerdav Mw Va.dea., .f Beff•lo, u .11itta5 et bar hem. hem. Jack Waddell, of Losdtn, 1. vitas( friends la Iowa. Mantled Humber hes boos visiti.g Klass. rine sad imeden. Mrs R.iebeah.wk, of Detroit, ie s gps"-M at tis' Pw etk Ho Mr, sed Mn. R. A. Batty refereed M loam en Monday. Michael Cray, of (.•.lpbeim, has bevilla lag iris lather is tows. Wm. Cady, .f *.alerts, was to town last week fee ..vs& dun. Mn. J Doyle, o1 Detrett, .rrlved .t the Boum Peek Bolamb week. tm 0.r. Z. F. Anmereag, .1 Tu.k.ritb, this hs Iowa t•ia wk. w. f x�gsgj,t•.! aloin ,--wrh be tows diatidery has, sad met • Omeleor of old .. T.�, M.I'P., left Tuesday mor•- hog to Mord fele parliamentary duties at Toronto. John Orwell sod wife returned to .Lee- eoa on Moadsy atter • two weeks' vat to Uoderiob. Miss 1d. Heaping, of Cleveland, is here whitlow her parents and will remain In town mail I.11, M. Hick, of Paris, is apec,li.g a few week* holidays wtth his tether in Uod.rieh tews'hlp. MO Old, of Sault Ste. MimicMimicMick.. has thee visiting friends in Uoderioh sad vtotahtV. Mrs. Nebo sad two children, of St. The, base paid their relatives in tows s Midsummer vat. Miss Jessie Otbsn left yesterdaImead fad -- •-hymn of Mor esotlo with f;iiikik'>.a4 rel•' Mem at Erie, Pa. James Stewart, wile and son Martin, of Kamm ('ity, are warthog Mr. Stewmrt's old Imam .t Boamitler Clinton New Era : Miss Nettie Cowan, of rloderiob, was visiting her Mod, Mi.. Mary M.tbsso, this week. Mn. Edwards, of Britsoois road, has Lees sailed away to Toronto by the serious Masse of Mrs. C. H. Edwards. Yrs. l ladie) Carpenter, of Detroit, sod ohtldrea, w vWWg Mrs. Carpenter's eats. Mr. aed Mrs. D. Ferguson. John Wilma, of Wyoming. hasbeeevisit- isg the past ten day. at the reeidesos of Mrs. J. C. Harrison, Elan avenue. Mat and Miss 8t"a•g bays r.tureed from their pleasant outing on the St. Lwpesss sad are snob in Dtalm of the Mips Will UMW. a tomer reeid«.t, u spsod- 'y • fm. days V tows 'TIlia Lemma. of bloom Carmel, vatted e dalivmm M Moe this week. Mier LW* Dowsing. of Brawls, is gPs.d ale s week* la town. • MM M Map Vessabiee, .1 Bowmen, le .1wit- jer bar saes, Ms Jas Yates. Iles 'Mae e�h. P Park Roes" Kemp, auer ef Leedom, are Maymg MMs Cased.v.-of Ottawa, 1a vintisp rel• .wi..a 1. od.rish sad vanity. De. A. Air J.bemsms bad tassily• of Ir e.wa. g 6*. tsft pewter for a May Mom the Theseaad Weeds. Mier Reds Aitken ret.reed bone o Saturday from • yime Io H°e..11. Ms Law and family, of Detroit, .rrived ., the Park Reuse Smarda) night. Miss Wyse is HMIs' i. Tama* ..d at- temel.d a mares of memmsl imam. Meld Spasm nod sea. Joseph apamer, el Se. Joseph, were ss taws last week. Mier Kanto M.UUllssddy remised hems Amerika 1500 •feat • nemtb'm van M Lea - Miss Leeds, and deem Alex Wilms. of Pam 'Award. are vaw.g their pr..d- HUMAN SACRIFICES Oa the Altar of Diabetes. Saved by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Only. Hardly a family in the country is free from Diabetes. Great thirst. failing sight, numbness in the thighs, bleedlrtg gums, swollen ankles, ema- ciation, nervousness, pale or turbid urine, loss of sexual power, decaying teeth. pains in the loins or small of the back, are all positive signs that Diabetss is in the system. Do you know bow it ends ? Ili Dawn. A premature, horrible, agon- ized, pitiful death. The victim has no peace, no ease in life. His days are filled with tortures. His nights are waking dreams of agony. He longs to did, yet fears the terrors of his end. He dies, a bloated, fetid, repulsive mass of corruption. That is the only and d unchecked Diabetes. Doddis Kidney Pals will cure it. They drive it vitt of the system thoroughly, create new, dean blood, rebuild the diseased kidneys, and restore robust health. THE TEMPERANCE COLUMN. Wirth .T Tut W. T 1'. The aloe of intemperate;is the joy of doom. sad life !Wage was thouesod evlb. - Ob ryecetom. Metro it right to fell whisker. and it mo- ttos be Proven that anything else to wrooe. -Ram. Hors. re. man who loves an 1s a sumer, no matter how moth be pays for • pew 1. the uhuroh.-Ram's Horn. INTIOYIIW WITH rut. DOW. At lest 1 .m in the home o1 Neal lbw, wittleg in his library ►ud talking to ibis grand old man. ; pow bristly, as 1 at by the side of one whom 1 have eu longed to meet, jot down Maus of the thlnws be is my • tog to me, for his words ere precious. Sixty years statue, he said, he went to s rem -seller to persuade him mot to cell any more run to a 0150 in whom be was inter- ested. Hs was told this man was not in the saloon. Heartily voices, Mr. Dow opened Om back door end foand him. He thee told the rum -seller that If be would not sal this man any liquor he would .es go anywhere *lee Pe obtain it. The latter seller replied that it was his business to sell rum, he sup- ported his family 1s this way, tad did not *ant any advice. Mr. lbw replied :., It is your business to sell rum, is 1►! You have • llama to sell rum, have you ' You support your family by selling rum. do you! Heaves helping ms, l'U change all that." After the prohlbltlua law was in toroe in 1861. Mr. 1)ow travelled through the Stats, and be found nearly all the gaols empty, al- thoagb they wore crowded with inmates whoa the liquor 'raffle existed. Penobsoot• Kenesbeo and Franklin county falls had est any hostas.-Agase Stook, Is (Inward. DON'T OPIS I*ADDY. The moral sfleot of early acquaintance with scientifiu truth is illustrated by a little story which Rev. Dr. Platt') NIL in the Roston Transcript •' A mtlltootirs brewer, • senator in an- other State, geld to Mrs. Hoot, ' 1 shall vote for your bill. 1 have sold out my brewery, sad em oleao from the whole busi- ness. let me toll you what oaourred at my table. A guest was taken dangerously 111 at dinar, insensible, and there wee s call for brandy to restore him. My little boy exclaimed : " No, that is jest *bat he does mot Deed. It *ill paralyze the serves and meals. of the blood vessels so they will sot seed hack the blood to the heart." " When the liquor was poured oat to give the mese the led Insisted on pushing It •' . • Yee will kill him. - He hu too much blood to est head already.. " "'How do von raow ail that his father afterwards asked. ' Why, It is in my pbyeioleev at school.' .• It seems the text -hooks prepared by such men as Prof. Newell Martin. F R-8., of Johns Hopkiss University, bad euooeedd io ravine the tad some definite intermittent =Ma was proving useful. "8sator.' said Mrs. Hoot, ' are you Marry your boy learned that Y school •' "' Madam,' the man replied, ranting Ids head. ' I would Dot take *6,000 for the as- surance this give' me that my boy wUI never be • drunkard.' "-- Youth's CSW 1.1111100. Tem C. Wright and wits, .f Hainan. e re gathering is the breezes sad eaeibimi se tae lakeeltore at the Point Ferro. H. L Street. B.A., retarded 1rsslsso- to 8atordsy eventing. baying M.lehd kill leis re A o.hmostion wltti t6* adaeaeiosal •ta..teime beard. Mies Sadie Phillip. returned M Stratford em Monday, after • visit o1 two weeks le town. While here .be was the reset of Mrs. 0. A Hemi... Harold (wok, of Owes :Mond, • eon of Prof. (sok, at the time ornnist In Knox oburoh, here, wttsl.d to town on Monday and .pot a few days visiting old frieeds. Mn D. B. Cslbtok, who had been visit. tag for sem• time with her relatives in Uoderlob tewwhip, has retuned to Wood• .leek. who Mr. C.lb,ok is brain em- ploy.. Chicago Times -Herald: Min Trainer, Mrs Bertha Troia, sad Miss Loans Train- er, of 6137 Moen. arson*, hive eoee he their 'owe at Paw Paw Lake. Mich., far the hammer. A. M. Kabalism, M.A.. orb* r one of she es[d.re et W illiametowe Hies School, arrlad hems on Saturday ermine from Tonewie. when h. bad Moe exasdeteg pope[ of the oandidatm at the name de- psrtroeetal examinations. Jests Crooks, *be was for seine time working in ttoderioh, sed who latterly had been employed as • clerk at Lasdwi. has _•ken • similar prattles at Clinton. Before Myhre Leaden he received from his twilow- elerks • hoedoome geld -headed cane as a mark of their esteem. BLUEVALE. TosNDar, July 29. A large Dumber of Blsevalless enjoyed the lake ammo at (1,•d.tbb last Friday. Mimes Hattie and Birdie McCracken. Mies Maggie and Will Dimwit @pest8ands7 in Brussels. Thee. Hall, of The W ingbam Adtaooe, delivered two interesting discourses u the 'Methodist .hnnh last Sunday. Mrs. Wm. 131060150e and is ild'ao, of Chicago, Sr. visitl•t the mei'. paresis, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Max *.IL Mise Dorothy West, alter • visit cif scam mmath5 with her brother, Rev. W. J. West, bas returned to her home In Wood- stock. During her stay In the village she nada may friends, sad her departure will be amok regretted. RIM, Pan Balt for table or dairy. New Books Rupert of Hentzam (sequel to Prisoner of Zenda), by Anthony Hope paper 75e. Helbeck of Bannisdale, by Mrs. Humphrey Ward Krrnrst.dt, by Max Pemberton The Nigger dot the Narcissus, by Joseph Con- rad A Kentucky Cardial, by James Lane Allen With Are and Sword, by author of Quo Vadis Paris, by Zola Salted with Fire : a Story of a Minister, by Geo. Macdonald -'- -TDB INarFI. IIN'Y O. ♦1lQHOI.. Ram's Horn : Years age. when dram drinking was • memos ptomain amoog We Malty. • minister of the Churoh of 1(0glaed o•U.d at ao Im, which seoerdlag to the sign displayed me knows as the '• firma Herr." He 1.it the manuscript far his nest 8sn- day's sermon in the oarrags while ' imbib iog ' at the bar. Some mischievous lade, taking advantage of the pareoe'e abeam*, took the liberty of .zaminog this import - KEEP THE HAIR DRY WIZEN BATHING by wing one of our RUBBER LINED SILK BATHING CAPS. See them in the window. F. M. D UNHA M, Chemist and Druggist. ant document. The next Sabbath, as the dints* was read- ier his text, be Dame upon • word *blob Proved an *cosmos d etombliog. " The rigbteoue," be said, "shall flourish like the Oran -Roves -Hone -why. 'tis Boras," was his ettmlebd exclaimers °, while the midterms was literally oonvean with lengthier. MalrpFaOTVw,w The writer is not informed as to whether or not this episode cured the good man of the habit of taking his daily dram, thus musing the _;ran Horse to ' donrbh ' Ise, but we hope w. Until late years alcohol was supposed to be • aees.eary iorrediani to medicine, bet soismce bas proved the otter fallacy of this argammt. Hot milk is a far better stimu- lant then alcohol, ad the Temperance Hoe pitml• where no liquor of any kind is used, has m smaller death rate than any other W. AOICICSON & SO Special Linen values FOR JULY: � .. 72 inches wide Heavy Double Damask Bleached Table Linens, Hand- some Design, at 750., regular. Falile_$1.00. ._-. 64 inch Pure Linen Bleached Damask Tabling at 50c. yard, worth 75e. 25 dozen a size Table -Nap -King of 80...X Ularly sold at $1,50. 100 Bleached Twill Sheeting Lengths of from i to 10 yarde,cuts 10-4 width, beat quality at 25c. yard, regular value 40c. W. ACHESON'&SON STILL ON DECK ! Yvz °ss BICYCLE LIVERY Everybody a is Talking about .-VICLOWS F ODla:E If you want to learn to ride the wheel, y `: Go _ W • 1f you Want Repairs, Teri will find • vulcanizer, a brazier, an enameller, and • competent workman At YULE'S. If you want Good Wheals and Beat Attention, be sure and go to the old and reliable YULE'S BICYCLE LIVERY KINGSTON STREET. GODERICH• PLAYING MILL. EUTAM1$ME0 111A. " 75c., cloth $1 25 755, " 115 75c. 75c. 75e. 75e. " 50. Jitls4 to any address for the above prices. PORTEH'S BOOKSTORE, known. 11 before people formed the habit of owing istoxiaante they knew of what such stuff ae competed, as demonstrated by wieooe, they would certainly shrink from the vile demo- tions with Inexpressible lathing it is as. sorted that there is more nourishment in one loaf of bread _ban In o whole barrel of boar. A gentleman told me that his nephew, o noble young man, died to delirium tremoos, math by brandy, gtvan with the hope of • tiding him ever' se atteek .f typhoid fever. A MOVING CITY. -- vats *aroma .r Pearht mol the URI" Last right's attenders* ali Walter L Male's drop* was over 12,000 people. It was • typisal °irons day 5d the .venin[ was last ant most= to be braes/. TM crowd. strived early and mw all there was to be sem la and about the ur•.ods sad It was certainly • omemet elitar crowd and represented ear most 'misused olli°kab and oitiisos down to the former with Me girl and the small boy wise bad ben Marling his praise for weeks to go; to Mala'_ Girths : to fat it was • gala day ad o event is the history of Ottawa. All of the cgooking for the thousand err more employees and .1. maims is dome ea the pr.aad•, sad this deportment attracted no oto at cadet. The timbal, whloh **..pies a 'operate treat le as °n.lplete M say keret. New impetus are laid M daily • e who me *postdate the enormous qu.titles .f mat, bread and •� kms, ,t. >r : t. t � v.• t tam ♦ .• h . • f• SASH, DOOR and BLIND Dealers le all kinds of LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES And bead*. autiatial of 'very ds tdpnsa School Furniture a SDeeialtl HELLO ! THE OLD RELIABLE. ALL KINDS OF supplies that ere .uuuueted dally by a moo. imp div of this .tans, they bgtr to realms fiat • .4... Mat amt Mks every dense asset sews." The bats. Mate am ren ea the same ohm. Vaters yodeled.y were Mows thr.agb the move suable. 0.4 0• 01- lewd a re favt/5M route eboreeg y " melee •pernedl " of • big Mew. waiter L Mais'e genius far =mainmast sea bees reessalseel penreelaiedy the he t emitof pew* who went M his Mess yesterday. With se wy doses* premiss* to held, ea beerier new weed he.• faller A•/. hhe Soul eeltgewsem et thin firess win be looked f rward M h elm future and mak•..d see et the Aid smmsem et meats et the yew, and Mr. Walter Mete ad hie petal mssl.e- sat, Mr. WBlfem nano, ail bow_ Mss en. trams or mar cls.4 an IIom.-Otmmw. leen Pam. WIU num. 1. main* is Us. Iloilo. Met ten Ilia kw isles woos. COAL ALWAYS ON HAND THU HEST SIlla1Itou Bard Coal IN Ttis WARIEST All Coal w.lrbed os the Market AcmAee. weer r00 set �Op lbs. for a ton. He has jm•t received epithet car load from Manitoba. 11e has now on hand two of the best brands of Flour that the world can produce. LAKE OF THE WOODS ANI) - OGILVIE'$ Igo Fenciog. I am went for the "Dennis" /rot Fenc ing ; also all kinds of Gas Pipe Fencing put up sub- stantially. Samples of Fencing can be seen at Mr. $ P. Halls' residence on North-st. ; also at Mr. P. Lynn's new residence. Prices and workman- ship the best. Give me a call for Iron Fencing. J. H. WORSELL TU OiiZAP STOVE 1L,L2 C2A-OD1E1RICI1-1 Reefs Pae Salt fartabie or dairy. FROM WUie5IFltc MILLS. Made from No. 1 Hard Wheat He also keeps tl e bast bread. of Ontario !lour. People buying Flour will do well by calling 0o. 1). Oantelon. theractical tater. and he will tell you how to blend the Manitoba and O.tario Floor together s as to have s be.utl fol Family Floor ata reasoesole price. Orders will be promptly attended te is PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS or OYSTER PATTIES Medd/aa Qaks with alm..d ream • epochally. WM. LEE. Orden left .t Lei i SUPSAZD'a Stere promptly attended to. CkTTLE BROS. D. CANTED. BBBIILLFR NURSERIES Moto* !reit and Ornamental Trees at Instils Prins. EVERGREENS A SPECIAI.T1. Our stock of Fruit 'hese bane Complete• we will be able to all orators at shortest eottce, as we have the Beet and Leading varieties of Apple. Feer. Flews. Cherry. sed ruse. Trees. • Ise • urge Sleet .1 Soman Fraler, WI sad examine 'took and be convinced. tarp Stook of Choice Spring Bedding Plant.. AAS fist mailedon application. JOHN ' BTEWART ESTATE •IKMILLaa F. O. are j t oob$RioE STEAM BOILER WORKS. A. S. OHRYSTAL, neweeeer to oar,stal It Black. Ms.nfadarer of all kinds .1 BOILERS. Smoke Stacks, Balt Yens, Sheet Ircr Works, etc., etc., Aad Dealer =- Regimes, Machinery Castings, Rat. All eines of Pipes and Pipe Fittl•gr, Steam sad Water Games, Globe Wyse, Chock Valyea, lwpir.torm, Ejectsrs and le• peters Oeaotanlly on Hand at Lowes PriossAA spatial line of Steel Water and Hog Troughs for nee of farmers and othon rt.MIrtan promptly a*mded to A. 5.OEZTIITAL. mita P. O. Box If. Hoderleb. Canadian Pacific Ry. Plumbers 18 THE DIRECT FAST $tfeA.t�im�t'lttfera ONLY ALL -CANADIAN - LINE Tinsmiths nsmi fedi Have removed to West side of the Spuare, next Sturdy Bros. Grocery, where they will bo pleaend to fee all their customers, and ss many more se will favor them with is call. Went side Square, c�'oc�.atich. 74 Tait roll Manitoba, D RUGA; AND CHEMICALS Act P11010 STRUT DAT IN -THE .KITCHEN VANILLA For Ice Cream,•fot instance, and BAKING POWDER -1 For Caked. One is a Drug, of course. the other a Chemical, and there are still others : SPICES, CREAM or TARTAR ETC. Tho beet place to buy Drugs is at a Drug Store. The druggist knows more about them than other people do. We keep a good drug store. Come and see us about " Kitchen Drugs." JA. MI DIrAL HALL PBX B. Adobe duiduk Strong Healthy Bays Amid wow M glut tato WEAK, 11.41171N6 CLIMB Bad for the boys Bad for the clothes Bad for.the pocket -book is made ill almost as many sizes H.1• �e S Mst proportions aii boys are- hid time, TO Al they are stylish, smart and they are made for Boyish N6 good hard wear and will last nnti grows out of them. Shorey's do not ask one particular shop. That system more. revery good dealer sells y's wear Clothing" and guarantees it to give satisfactio You wffl find the Orrarswt•• Card la the packet, ARMILIIIIIIWYrniiiirill FOR THE HOLIDAYS: At the correct thing is to have the beat for your visitors, and you can get the . beat GROCER1E ST u PDY BROS- THE SQUARE, OODERICH. CLEARING WALL SALE Or PAPER FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS We will offer our Stock of Well Paper ata very large reduction in prices. Now is your time to -get your house papered for very little money..: Come and get Bargains. JAMES YATES BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. Next 3oor to 0. W. Thomson's Music Store. WINDOW SCREENS DOOR SCREENS ELEPHANT WHITE LEAD BINDER TWINE GOLD MEDAL and OTHER BRANDS HAY FORKS MACHINE OILS ETC., ETC., ETC. I ALL PERSONS BUILDING ,,..�.o. Ithe Northwest, KlondikeandYukon Gold Fields. Ie is.m•ereed from Odom thea he post. ripwill be mammal Ay *be !M grsa IMarsmwIIISU, °seeker lat. LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME. ACCOMMODA1 ION UNSURPASSED. TOURIST CARS A WtEK 3 TO THE PACIFIC COAST Full laforsi••f1 504 sit* let leDib dib awl yu= geld rrman. R_ RADOIIPPE, ALQ>MMT. OOa1oH►IO=. t IMO roman /srbiWdraim contemplating will find it to their advan- tage to purchase from this up-to-date hardware establishment. I am selling Blacksmith's Hard- ware very low. My motto is to please all persona wanting goods in my line. I intend quality, price, and fair dealing to be my best advertisement. R. W. M°KENZLE, OF TU OHLP HARDWARE STORE.