HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-9-25, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBKR 25, 1891.
AUTUMN NOVELTIES COMPLETE.
Quo Oress Ooods Dis_lay
Is Finer than ever before,
Comprising the West M. and aoveities of this .eamoe.
gtyTwed Miz Grsaite bes in new ooloringe,single length only and tauntrepeat,.
�rese COlotba, cumin. and .al
growth and SnElisb novelties to Drees Nat,
Oamd's Hais Mesta. Zebelme Stripes,
FRENCH FLANNELS.
Weshow the largest range in Goderich. Harwleotue patterns.
pLAIN FLANNELS
In navy blues, fancy checks and effects, Plain greys, all the
bent makes. Caaipbeldfottl and fat. Hyacinthe and imported
flannels. Our prices are the lenders. None lower.
Throughost oar stock is perfectly .o..ottetd- Lowest pricer in UUoderich.
:Koos the arrival and 'narking d our Autumn goods we have decided to
give all customer'
A Sftecial five fey cent. Discount
On cash sales, which places our prices the lowest beyond comparison.
Inspection invited
W. ACHESON & SON.
TRUSSES ITRUSSESI TRUSSES
See Our Exhibit. Large Siock. All New
And have the latest improvement•• They can be worn with comfort, fre-
quently efreilal a cure. We should be pleased to show theta to
all anytime tiger. at
THE PHARMACY.
°;s os r GEO. A. FEAR,
1mx Dispensing and Family Chemist,
Nediciass S.ee.mor to 0*0. RHYNAB. med.ric4 Out.
JUDGE DENT.
It was • pleasant day, late u Summer, in
the city of Albany, New York- Seated in
a dingy but epsilons war room abetting
as the principal thoroughfare was • young
man. He was by so memos a A•odaome
yoenit man ; indeed, More was nothing at
all attractive about kis ; sad yet, although
lee reclined lazily in • tilted chair, while he
rested his rather extensive feet upon the
wsdow-sill, it most have been plain to the
1 h nature that be
good tit•t was ie us iter, .d it never..
seared se Nm that he nei+t lamely aid im
d*velepis. tbM Inds ...d iso.
beater yet- Fred Doss w mause•t�1 moral he end narrow ; crus, he saw m•q
•• Ammo " is the world, but they were •Il
ehemene whisk way, w lar es he olid *wee
std fM lee mode available for ihs ...N
semi ee Frederick Dent -- i. Wm
diverse htm.df from .0 ..d ale..
!sg►nr-.lehe Ileac, ea-
iwwaay-leer home ales passim the mete
w his Isih.e, Fred, armed with all ab*
isson eery intsodmoucas sad eredeatiale, was
on his way West to " grow up with the
awes ;r)'.'•
sMoe that
after▪ noon wham the epatmtaa hod deUrered
the registered package w the young law
radiate & AWaay, and Jeep Dent eat
is his ptvate room in the courthouses at the
frontier icon of Mooch, haws•
�mr�Uy he was by no mama
cur thea. was . dtmetatl.d look ..d.wAi
kis Wad brow, ad evidently Ws t=l1
were out of the pesaeaatmma ram��jsts�7
titraagely enough, the jades was warred
•hent mousy waiters ; mad, ptouim•.t sena
though he w.., he would crave Lett 41.107
gnawed had We p.etu.su or easy use
Mee
walked mat Ulm u oossnt with • draft ter
to., hundred puuda Judge Diet was
hosed JIy eanlarrwr.d- Hae Wanes i• the
book was considerably overd:sou, and kis
moth' in other dare cress was well -sigh tip
isions Fred heat had accepted
judgeship et the Commie Vias Court for
the lemur attached w the pontoon, sed as a
•teppoig •terse w more ..itaWe
I o de w he gave up & locrstty
prwettoe, tut, with hr mamba reduced
at least fifty per and., ooutiased to I've
extsvagaaJy. N stat of all, he caught the
speculative bow ant lust heavily.
He was sow, w use 0oontmon expremwla.
• dead Yoke. ' end tint whoa tee bail)
n eeded ready wash. Ambitious as ever, be
aspired to the Cong e5010 al sot that was
about w bemuse vacant, and its chamois for
°Manaus the nomiruuu true he peril
were exceedingly good. But to sever. the
o oeuwtiou Is sr.ew that he must have or
control funds ; asd w suoo.adully ouuduct
hie o.mpatgm edema the other party's can-
didata hes know that he must ham .till
more funds
The longer the judge set in his utboe with
the frown up= hie tate the stronger grew
his desire w repres001 the people at N ash-
tsgton. Uclore the twilight wurged 5010
dukes be was a desperate nae.
At eight o'clock be wok the Union Paci-
fic has tut Kansa City, where be arrived
very early in the morning. As soon as he
could he west w a drug awe and toad•
some purehe.es, and was back at Raleigh to
faction of which the man was capable was
lavished upon his sae, and all hs hopes for
the world which now s and that which is
to come were oseised m the lad. For the
greater part of his life John (tent had been
am ermamest or otherwise -w the very
Iowa* costa of society. He had started
oat as • street vagabond, and long adore
middle age had became a oonaummate
soouodrel. He had gambled and had op-
e rated gambling high ; he had been drunk
many times, and had also kept beer-houa,e
in the worst districts of London nod Liver-
pool ; he had served more than one term for
most mesal reader human iamb"ad burglary, "Id late.* in life bad
mem energetic ad willful w • more than been • notorious receiver of stolen-
rd &gem. As a se ctor of fact, the
tad he was little mora. r °win< 511 this Use hest bed ma5ntain-
*eek. ,ince arrived at the years 1 legel d his wile Sad boy a y
o tehry he but a few may'
comfort in • suet
nunhood was .xooedha(17 clever, and hadearl pity bogie in Bedfordshire. But tate
wom•a died when the boy was oboist tom
yeas ofd, and then the outlaw took the
boy to reside with him. Just than John
Ileac was a ngtneerimg a pot -house - that
was closely watched by the police -sear the
river i0 Rotherhithe ; and there young
Fred grew up for about five years. One day
lust leen admitted 10 the bar 1 New 1 ork,
u le• head of his law ole• ; and tae while
he sat a the window he rumisated regard.
or his future both immediate sod more dis-
tant-
Just then the door of the office -the
MOM esu the headquarters 1 the attorney
with whom the yoeng ass Mud studied law
opened 10 admit the postman, who threw
upon s worn and ink • bosssar.d desk a let-
ter, for which he called upset our friend to
sp. The registered package bore •
British postage stamp and a strsageiy
crimped superscription, whose party prat-
ed aal partly written characters showed it
to he the work of an illiterate pontos. The
starers was intended to read as follown :-
•' Frederick hoot, Esq., Attorney -.t -Lw,
3,301, Broadway, Albany, New York, U.S.
A`
The oalphy of the oosamnnieation
covered Tile the wrapper was Mill more
difficult 10 deuipber, but young Deet m•0 -
aged to translate it into very fair Raglish•
Finally, it .aid :
lists Faith, -I me proud to know you
have pared your examination. You will
bee gnat+llawyer some day. I ons grudges
to more than one judge, but if you are ever
one 1 will forgive Mom all. Now, Fred,
Y°0 know that you are all 1 have in the
world. I want you to go right on and
climb to the top. I want nothing to Mader
you, mot even your father. 1 ou cam go
some place where yam will never hoar 1 sae
end never sea ms. Some time when you
area judge I will take • kook at you on the
quiet Meanwhile, you m forgot 'het
yes hare am it old sorsa with a
dirty record- Yos mama ohmage Fuer
rune. so I will ob.ngs mitre if I ever enure
the pond ' to take • look et you. I en-
close a draft on the 79t) National Hoak of
New York City for fear hundred pounds -
1 came by it namely, mid eared it her 700•
1 bops you will make good sass of it. Good-
in, my ma From year lather.
Ions Dior.
he surprised hu father by taking exception
to Dist's style of living and methods of
ff•tmmg • livelihood Not that the boy took
any high n oral stand -dear, no : He scared
d nothing for whet the possible result
might hew his tether, here or hereafter, if
he should mouton to fill men with hear
and whisky that be might relieve them 1
their ,mosey or raltsbiea Freed looked
'sly at his own aide 1 the qusstioa. In a
way, the boy was ambitious, mad he merely
wanted his father to live in such a way that
his son might Mod no risk of unpleasant re.
Sections upon himself -
1. will soon be through school now,-' he
said ; " and after that Pm going w begin
right *may to study law. I shall go to
America as soon as I can ; but
until! go you
shall have 10 b. respectable, That
all I've got 10 say. If you won't be -why,
III disown you, and go away to some other
town, which 1 certainly will do if you don't
get out of this hole-"
714 threat was quite wscwt ; John
Dent moved out fl•rmet-way and �ts
Ustock ock home oat d whisk
t asy rate be
dad tee a •merge u say wvery fair linos. icickeirm more
serious Man r measiseal •• Mat;" and if
the policed several Mur had set Mos so
mask' o as w 10 14 _ab* I •s_ ea ent
Hertfordshire M " lamp
paik •iTstat4r t
1 Rotherhithe," Fred 9
here become an hammed ailiiei " 1 the
eommasity in which he settled But it was,
alas ' • case of Kilda( • dog • bad atone ;
and it was John Den's .presimtion of this
feet bi*. yesafter tbe
Ro hersbith, d bad n berm relisquiebed. and
when Fred cinema,
w�was�• f fl ledge Asterisms
curtly acknowledged. wbMidikip
the Wier s m se
curtly
Al it was past basking beers, the roes(
Mari could not ease the draft immmmdiaW7•
Re Looked at it anxiously, than Anent it
aro his pocks• -book, which he buried in
W hip pocket, and renitad Inman. Not
a ebug►t did he heatew upon this old nam
who bad given Lien kb admsathm. besides
*Pk R•mdisg-utoe y amd hit het Mod-
em draft Ile *might only 1 Mosel(
sad 1 his future, .ow hllmeimmbl by the
/albs rays fresh some tie thousand daitam
'last the draft would yield kits. Mee
hs hero to get besgry be arose to (o to
*War, and bider* leaving the r Sasl'd
1 a line to the aid tens :
Due F*rssw,-Thee batter mud mew
sally to hand I tisk I will p Wand.
7"aabi7 win let yes !mow when T meds-
to had better Nay V Iissglemd s1)1 you
boar from nes.
ism
That isms ag he wrote, and tate mems mos
'kareeteristi* 1 the wriser-emsystryeam-
1•0.
dwta n*0 Delano
e•.e ed ate . wary bsar'i mop'
pr.
oaAA PP-
Ju,lge heat left the train, • shabby,
gray-L.rred old tramp with dissipated
tselur'ea entered Haleagh by the volesi
mi
road from tan south-east,d at madmen
the judge sod the tramp asst.
Judy Dan kept •• baab*loe'. ban " in •
splea�rt!�rdi ns, at the oetakirte d ft he
o isH acs esmlaod daunt -who was 000Raleigh. At twelve
and
►ammekmen.r aoiidl
, was y
sad the
1s4,s lsimtly 11t his boom as th
It we.
tiM he firms met the temp, wbo was loug-
ing; Iasi asleep outside lus gets -way ; but,
tbeek the tramp knew th. ledge .t coo.,
chs rempitice ma not mutas41, .md the
j� hastily on. He west Quickly
iy down the road for more than •
nim mill he reached • ons-aiory�k
mw wme-
h by the road -aide where dwelt ea
essestric old fellow who had been cos 1
Dmit's clianta. It ems a walls sight, .sed
Aho window 1 the old mads sleopittg .pot"
mesa was half open. Judge Dust took=
bb coat pocket • sponge, which be eaten,
ted with chloroform, and then teemed
through the open window on to the bed
where his etc -chest lay alespimg. nes he
carefully closed the window- Tea minutes
law the judge reopened the widow and
deftlyleaped es.
ped into the room
All time be made set the alyfbiest
nodes, sot amen when be left the hound,
which be did by • door in the rest,
then usunt red homeward .otos, lots.'.
So quietly did he Neal awe that not eves
the old tramp who had fol him down
the road sad oot1osay watched him voter
the window, knew that he wee outside
• •
Jds Dent mea tis ate ten. via Mt
r•d's*+.. MMsse. Re wile is Ye
1i Fred Dent had put in hs teres. mote •
little filial •eminent it might hive e-
eoaraged hie father Im the tatter's desire to
ce.t145 a life l comparative b t;ve rsthe limesi17
1141 eke wk, man real bmw.ta the uses,
. mde,sood, mese them be ever bad before,
tbe cold-blondal eaten 1 the writer d
them few and tbanklem wards. 71e result
was immediate asd dire ; for Jobs Don, es
the very day that he received Iieone's cote.
Marled es • career 1 drnabsnsa, is which
{hhe ors •o passed mtil, cosyears
IMI Fred
as a jsdg.of Commathe Comma Plea. (bent in
• misty 1 smit1Ns Kamm, and was •
emdadate ,n reereesst his &eer'ie% is the
Cowan ef w United State" John 1)50
is bis boy ; et it hll sdoshtfulifif Jot oyloved ed
boy pommeled
„park 1'm
/aim. •Emotion for kis
l• i tl or. 11 Fred Dent 4111 love seybwly or
mireWag besides hirelf it less the lair,
fY Mndy and practise- H. saw a i.e pint
�el+� sad adermtood it bolter them a1mdll,
is al the { .t '41 N 4York d the
well
lean, he mild pled as
1 W meet claques* m immel m w ono-
• week, hew kiwi to remain is AI -
A FINE EXHIBITION.
WHEN YOU
LOOK AT THE DISPLAY OF STOVES
ALECK
T
DUNN'SC
BAKIN
ARE IN TOWNI!P
SHOWN BY
SAUNDERS
THE WEST -ST. PLUMBER AND TINSMITH.
Don't Leave Town
WITHOUT CALLING AT HIS STORE, WEST STREET, AND SES
The Bargains
mNmptmL.
WAIL
The tramp was mon then inteeeeMel
he was anxious ; and as the miupbsehe
to hall an hour and thea to an hour be
decided to climb through time window him-
self and inve.Ngate. He got both his feet
into the bedroom last as the eccentric citi-
zen, who slept with hs valuables under his
pillow, recovered from, the effects 1 the
chloroform sad awoke- Two minute lair
the Iwsotted tramp was tl.e robbed scads
prisoner.
The nett morning then was entsnd sp-
as tate register of the Raleigh police station
the sane 1 " John Smith, varreat,•
charged with burglary ; and 51 10 • desk
the prisoner pisding guilty. the polies Praise
duly committed him to take his trial for
grand larceny.
Judge hent encountered no more financial
difficulty in the path of hie political ad-
vancement: indeed, he encountered so
di4ioslty d toy kind; for when, in Novem-
ber, • tow Comgroamaa was elected
there imttidletely followed a. .lection for
.
joi/e 1 the Common Pleas Court to fill
the pries of the Honorable Frederick Dest,
Testred. Jude* Dent's reeigeatios was to
take elect as the 31st of December. On
tate 10th be occupied the bomb fee the last
time. to clear the calendar, by trying the
ease if John Muth, the tramp, committed
ham the police court o. • charge 1 grand
hessmy.
Now, the judge bed sot seen the tramp
Moe be met him outside the gate ofbis ows
residence on the night 1 the burglar, sued
then he bad ped no particular attention 10
the old sera Indeed, then As no reams
whythe M
should suppose at the
tramp he i jd don seen and the tramp who
had bees eaptand hs old Jake B.t..hark's
bedroom mer. identical : and mod decided-
ly the judge had not dossed it tteeaaear7
to motion that minor 501Nin( te an7
1 hie friends of to the *Ewan 1 the
law.
TIe jemmies and the court diem were
.0
is their places when Judge Dent, the
pride 1 hie Arty in eeneheri Kansas, en-
tered .d Mak W seat Them the primmer
was b.wslbt Yoe ad t1* mem recess• swam
bias risen YMsly
maomeset Aar beds rime old sgms sad hie sea ;
het neither sieved by se soak as the mon-
mot
on
asmot 1 • deal' glt i dot tory were
esker them neer
the heater •stmt,
mum he was
worry 1 Iia
crit whose be was M try ler W ewe
HE I8 OFFERING.
A FEW SAMPLES:
Red i pped Tinware.
A Hand -Made No. 9 Boiler,
A Hand -Made No. 9 Kettle,
A Large Dish Pan,
Half on Coffee Pot,
Large Chamber Pail,
Chamber Set, nicely decorated,
A Heavy Copper Boiler,
A Nickel -Plated Copper Kettle,
=1 98
22
25
68
2 48
348
228
House Furnishings.
A New Style Parlor Lamp, 1 98
A Hall Lamp, brass, 2 28
A Library Lamp, 2 28
A Bedroom Lamp, 24
A D►i ngo36m Lamp,
Dinner Doz. Knives and Forks, 1 98
A Dox. Tea Spoons, best, 98
Carving Knife and Fork, 68
NEW GOODS
Ste'=CT Y =OR 2-1.A.7...2.1 =RAID=
LIBRARY LAMPS,
DECORATED PARLOR LAMPS,
SILVERPLATED WARE,
WEDDING GIFTS�a
BIRTHDAY G
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS.
ALECK SAUNDERS, WEST STREET.
cage: t 450..r.t�-at.y�a-a-t
w. M....
w�dR, aw:..w suis
�-4rReaR
bearing prove you to have become entirely
lost to all oases 1 decency. It will be bet-
ter for yourself and for society .t large that
you to phased where you can do yourself
and society loam harm- The crime of which
you hen beam found guilty is a he4noes ane,
and the Court ham no hesitation in pros.wer-
iag the *overeat penalty which the law per -
mos Yoe will be taken to the State peni-
tentiary, and there placed in solitary con-
finement for the term 1 tem yenta" Thea*
were the last words that Judge Dent rem
addremed to hie own father.
As the primmer, doggedly determined at
all costa to shield the son 1 whom he was
still proud was about to be led away by bis
,rid instrange tome: "Good-bye,
...a, mere the last words 1
to his sou.
bet the acedw
Net 1 boo Mood •
tL
hemi n permit ...r y i
*Mrs (tar bier rilb
* d
aloft
ma his
by mom 1 the forsegspers. "Mtn
• ?,..�a s► we” Mitna as MYr irisombissior ia
"•-.seed ellatedt M e j)rirAra ItE two ere rim/Z. star
the
If either was
thebe -
der
hither M Ho
Judge 1 *) went 10 W.ahingtom, sad
made • rearm as a shrewd politician .ad
• great ouster ; hot before ins term was
het ever Ce*Iriot No. 9011 --see John
Deet, alias JAY* Smith -died of a broken
Mere in the date penitentiary of Kan-
sa
t(Insrg'a Yianm)e1111 tlsaL
The trial did set eemyy thirty trlentee.
The tamp ode se delkeles. nod the jury'
were le eniaemaM Mt • low sanente inn
they bre!0M ma
Is • usiseer verging1
..(ley
"Jets Soothe, steed cep." ani the Overt
..d assed sero
Tat. w.M(�f
"�'ses!14em amadmairtell 1i the lass,
ewer Assisi m1 Med ss tope►
•Triorser M the 14.7ss e*psnsss turd
NEW ARRIVAL
-e/-
SUMMER
GOODS.
LATEST STYLES.
Resernis to hes cleared met, 1 erf.30 sus
sad showy shapes.
H. DUNLOP
The Weara'Paw. 51?
The Great Remedy
CATARRE.
KEEP YouR FEET DRY.
This can be done at a very small cost by purchasing
your footwear at the old -established and reliable Shoe
Store of
E. DOW-NING_
BRNGMANSIA 1
YOU WILL FIND MY
Stock of Fall Goods
Warranted
A SURE CURE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
I. J. LOOM
As usual very large and complete.
Prices lower than the lowest.
5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
I give special attention to ordered work and repairing
and I have the workmen to do the work.
E. DOWNING. -
*oto Vtim.nata an. blsobl.etlllook
SOD ME0■. OMl.
AND TMs
lypepbsplits d Leta ud S11i
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil.
It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it
CURES
Scrofulous and
Wasting
Diseases.
Chronic s
Loss of Appy.
Mental and Nervous
General Debility, dsc.
Sewer, el all imihatima Adm for
'He D. t L." Eaeiios, mad refuge
mil Mimes.
moos elm. AND et PER sorrIcmomemow
-
told by F. Jordan.
PATENTS!
CAVEATS, TIME IAAMES AID COPI*lCIITS
Obtal.ed. and all Metnsee in the U. S. Pa ten
011oe attended to at JtODER.+ TR RISCO.
Our omoe U teit the C. 8. Patent OI -
n las time
11yahoo~,ase remote tram WASHINGTON.
Bead MODEL OR DRAWINO. We ad -
eine sa 10 pateatahlllty tree of chat441
we We .' O CHAD1e 5
OR UNLESS it OB-
TAIN Pit TENT.
We refer, here, to the Ptraster. the 0.$.
Mosey Orbtder. Div., and to omab of the
U. B. L�ci
t Omoe. Few circular. advise
terms and nefetreoes to actual clients In yea
ere Stet. or County. write to
C • •sew a CO.,
Opprtte Patent Oso.. aab)Egtoa.D.O274 f
.-
FOR STRENGTH, PURITY AND FLAVOR, THE BUT IN THE
MARKET.
Try a sample package.
QRAB,. A. NAIRN, Grocer.
—EXTRA VALUES IN—
TEAS AND SUGARS
Fall MIIIInery!
JUST OPUMAID-A LAMS (TOCK Oft
THS NE1W E8T STYLES
pr I.ADIIIST AND 05I
Hats and Bonnets. Fancy Wings and Trimmings.
"roan and es* us
THE MISSES YATES.
—For the eesttwe week. at—
EU C
AIBNE'S
Cor. 1oatresist. and Square.
Telephone Connectiou.
$3♦ TRAS t 1, ose`-5Mtr
sewn oo w •w 5*..L 4 t+
ew oar..weuseu m.wr•tw1N,w s...w rr.namr
s. 0... w .....new .. 01 . roar or eeci
t..�i 1 eves.. ave .w ..Aw *ado AM Mak+ or
a....•••h m■•s5e ..• rm••t+•• era we �if>iw
4. C. REIT ails tee t 545.
Boderieh Steam Boiler Werke
lratadhh d 1*1.
Chrystal 8t Black.
8ECOED H18D I OIIIBEBI
In Stock For Sale:
1 50 -horse -power u p r i g ht
boiler. complete.
1 8 -horse -power upright boiler
and engine.
1 8 -horse -power engine.
1 48 -horse -)plower horizontal
boiler, c mplete.
1 60-horse-p@wer slide valve
engine, all complete.
The above have been th
1 y overhauled and warren
Bret ttlw oonditlon. Ready
immediate delivery and
*old cheap.
Mall osiers will r.00lve memo
wafts s eves. el. T. IL. pstlea.
Resebe >trem/itf s*nW ea
P.O. cox