The Signal, 1892-6-9, Page 7THE SIGNAL: GVDRKIUU. Wr r., TRIUWFa s, 4 U L Ji W, avis.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
1 NAVE aaCULED • JOE LOT Ov
IIDIES' AND CIIILDREWS HOSE
(ALL 8IZ)
IN COTTON AND CASHMERE.
Taw goods were bought at less than manufacturers' prices, and will be
offered for sale
NEXT SATURDAY EVEVING i
Remember, after 6 o'clock on Saturday you can buy hosiery cheap -
gr than it can be made fcr.
JOHN T. ACHESON.
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BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
THE GUIDING STAR TO HEALTH.
A rovm. aas 'ow
TME GUIDING TO HEALTH.
r .Sneers CU POR
LTi*fitA, SONOTLILLOSImmrWAOD�1•►
J TION, LD BLOOD, 1L>t1EUNLATEIDI.
IIMAnAOL'y NOM HII><O=/, JAUNDICE,
tad all dist: ses arising from a disordered condition of the
!STOMACH, LIVER, BOWELS ,JO BLOOD.
B.B.B. acts on all the organs of the body to produce regular action,
to strong::.en, purify and tone, and to remove all impure accumulations of
morbid mama. from a Common Pimple to the worst Sc:ofalcus Sore.
Thousands of reliable men and women testify to its good effects in
the above diseases. 1s it not worth at least a trial in your case 1 Price
$a per bottle, 6 for $j, or less than rc. a dose.
DIRECTLY TO TME SPOT.
IISTA$TIgIEo5S iX iTS ACTIO.
Per CRAMPS, CHILLS. COLIC,
DIARRhOA. DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
and all DOWEL COMPLAINTS.
KO REMEDY EQUALS
THE PAIN -KILLER.
In Canadian Cholera and Bow sl
ComplaInt• sus ct Is It corns In a very snort tiros.e
THE BEST IMAM,/ REMEDY FOR
BURNS. CRUISES. SPRAINS.
i HEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA end TOOTHACHH.
goon dvsr weesee. erg sea • aovT
a! H...ie 04 oosmaMm ass I.gmYma -
NOW TAK13
BOOTS : AND SROES
FOR INSTANCE.
It makes little differ-
ence what others say,
the leading place in the
trade for years and
years has been occupied
by
E. DOWNING,
Cr. East -et. and Square.
P.S.—The latest and best Spring
and Summer designs just to hand.
lAt
STRONGEST, VEST.
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HUMAN HAWKS.
setas Traps tie the Tawary Reeerlbed W
seeerseve grew.
Frans The Montreal Witness.
Tma " noasa ,.Yr."
There are many things in connection with
the business in which I am interested, that
cams before us in such • wanner that we
pe.. Mete err whew meter blahm se
"nee a his deem the she " dews M
Ba. at dirt pies.' As her easel re week, d
e.s omit afford weak waning. make the
Milds ams ink " dinner arose " or deem../
Men — t+wis..d ae de/.d in • miente,
sad pee atm bee ler week ties r tiger
be their freellog and vane/Nag, and
myiag le prowl& other 'employments lir
dent. As for me, 1 sewer feel any .air
ahem* them as mends d• both health and
mesh, than whoa, deemed i. their dfasf.R
..susses and armed with epos., iaaadd
their t spas
the pile af di begin •.d I haw that seeml
hours of leisure probably await me before
they will tire of iL Ol earn they will
came in looking like riblimarsmesps, and
almost have to be put esti se bshw I shall
ktrow them, but the odes poem wool
lake heE, sad they de ib w -arid is
that .sl) hos W a A/alba &me mothers
will mill.e hews d _.aster to dkug
the elides Reeky dratas,whlub will afford
little pleasure, ofd begrudge
the little it takes to hit them have
time a deed si jt!! as a mL t' la
time . little .eW1i�s alma[t ! Ib we we
think re mane of tihelt gifteaNal .m we do
of our pride is their proefiks001 The re
always ...,.lusted, too, .Peen
the dirtt. Dime is no other blain wane
are Lem Intel and quarrelsome. r happier
in each ever% company, sad I think it
helps to esMb+te cheerfulness and conteat-
ment lime is absolutely nothing to be
bre.ght upt it except tie ma
Smeaat of trop l!
it makes, and oar eel ie
pride in their white dreams ; .o my verdict
a uobeeitatingl in ill favor, for I always
believe u taag a child a coveted enjoy -
west atai.st, which there is so valid ob-
notion.
otter feel it would he • pleasure to impart
the knowledge to the community, and
above all these things, the subject a news-
paper advertisements seem to atasd out ea
the most important. 1 wish to notify the
unseepiogae portion of oar people with re-
ference to these. A day or so ago there ap-
peared in e.s of our Mootreal papers a horse
dealer's advertisement describing how.
tkrwrh sed misfortune', • gentleman was
compelled to part with his steed, which
could do • quick mile,•nd mat have a rood
home ; it would be sold cheap, but w horns
dealer need apply.
The advertisement was likely to catch the
eye of person. inclined to buy a good fast
horse that they could depend upon as hav-
jag belonged to some gstlemao, who had
met with a sed misfortune, but, unfor-
tunately, this was inserted by one that is
known to the officials in this city ae •
"Horse Gyp "- one of • class of criminals
who aro, perhaps, the most dangerous be.
cause they ply t heir crooked business in
such • careful manner as to make it hard
for the mealier of the law to rrch them.
1e the principle cities in the United States
they are looked upon as a dangerous class
sad as Inspector Byrnes states in his
Professional Criminal. of America " :
" Their purpose is robbery,poreasd simple,
with just enough tinge of trade to give It a
color of respectability and to keep out of
prison." tle abo states that hoes sharpen,
although frequently arrested, are rarely con-
victed.
I oho readily understand the difficulties
that there are in the way of convicting the
party interested in the case in question.
'I herefore I take this means of cautioning
anyone that may read such an advertisement
that before they part with their money,
if they will apply to me, I shall be glad to
give them the t of my advice with re-
ference to these so-called Last valuable
horses, that are adored regardless of con,
provided they Ret good homes std sofortb.
THZ " orrice A'J.leTANY" o0DGF
With reference to another class of adver-
tisements inserted for the sole purpose of
Weeding the poor young man or young girl
of perhaps the lest dollar that they own in
this world. I will quote • postal card, re-
ceived at my office this morning. Pasted
on the back of this cards. the following
advertisement which was taken from an
Ottawa paper. It reads as follows
WANTED—A permseented office sena-
teat, either ss:. Sslery $P750. Pae paid
here. Enclose addressed stamped envelope,
Secy., Box—, Montreal, Canada.
TOO SIOrr Y.
O --
TUE OPUiION Of APLLIt'ANTIS TO PUICHASE THE BUSINESS OP'
ALECK SAUNDERS, ETRE
rrsswt t apany saas sd-
A late matrimonial segapment is maid to
be the the oatooms of • daring little piece
of repartee s the part of • young woman
who has eajoyed the reputation of being not
only • wit, but a beauty and a belle as well
Although quite yim, she was known to
have declined the boor of m•trimaninl
alliance with several so called " catches "
and It bra at lest to be rumored that her
mad •add heart were set on one of nor ad-
miters who had not as yet the temerity to
mane to the point.
However that may be, the young man in
question was bar partner in •reassembly,
and during the iatrmismon for supper was
seated wits her in • sequestered nook,
" far from the madding crowd." Apropos
of something that had been said be askd
her l•ngiingly it the report was true that
she bad refused all the eligible men in her
est, The blushed vividly for • moment,
then suddenly rained her head, looked him
full in the face, and said pointedly.
Yes, it is true—present company e:-
cept�.,
It is perhaps seedless to state that they
retninedin the " sequestered nook " some
time. Rumor also had it that the above
conversation was overheard by one of the
discarded sailors who forthwith " gave it
away.'
WAN THAT TUE S'l*X'K WAIS TOO LARGE TO HANDLE.
IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE STOCK
C. C. Rtctuaps & Co.
(:era'—I sprained my leg so badly that
I had to be driven some in a carriage I
immediately embed MINARIYS LINI-
N ENT freely and in 48 hours ooeld use my
leg sgain sa well as ever.
J..IIrA R Y)NACG11T.
Bridgewater, N. S.
That ssttrrtt��gyyoouarr �Baarr means " Brine
home a bottle of SUNARD'8 LINDIXNT."
• lin
0
BIG BARGAINS
0
WILL BE GIVEN IN Au, ulna
LOOK AT SOME OF THE PRIC
The remarks below this " .d " read as
follows .—" Sir, --the above, taken from an
Ottawa paper speaks tor itself. It is •
freed the kisses of the box deserves to
be brought to junior.'.
the above advertise -
mesa, willilell et�noe that it is a fraud.
Thery idea of paying $ female oEoee
sias--
taat irs0 per i On°m, ad enraepan
her fare to this city, is enough t
of this is, however, that many . poor girl
who imagism site is fit for the place, ad -
drams • reply to •a advertisement, .a3 in
return she is told to .end three, four or five
dollars, as the ossa may be, whiob will pay
ler the a airy to be made into her ebaree.
ten, mod if this is s.tifThem nctporryetthe p• hoto
willl
~ ,�,� g they ...d in Nei ..ch that
p0Ue the advertiser and cathing is
,thea pler the individual who has been keg
h_k~i for wink ad s:peefs a reek to this
ermoidvertL,meet o"numerateI .. "numerate
ss by the memo when widows and
..oras have applied to this ,IEioe for some
stating that, they paid to metals
meikymens agencies aims of $3 or $$ arW
the imps of getttag emissions in recurs, mid
that their tepee lave bees NeBMalterd e
sir, it is Mae.Mdime
wale mee
by Steely. emeOesieq for the Aetestee. 4Wees
kt��.
the aper
girl sed held est and iodeeemet whim. she
'nil sever have M pleasure of ankles.
'nay Brass of pmte hawks have grad -
,Mduring the Wafer yeses, worked their
oto oar Canadian society, .ad I, for
one, shaygive(
lli its harehareuse my tmost endeavor
psblcicfty through the prase that they de-
serve. JoHs A. t:moa*,
Supt. Conissereial Braami Canadian Secret.
AGAIN ON TOP WITH
EVERYTIIINC FOA THE GARDEN
IIS THIS SHAM OF
+ + t + + + +
Juat arrived, the biggest stook of
shown in this county, and the prioe will
Garden Hose away down- Agents
Everybody:knows they are the best.
R. P. WILKINSON
ARTICLE.
Handsome Parlor Lamps,
Knives and Forks,
Plated Tea Knives,
Carving Knives & Forks,
1 doz. Milk Pans,
Wash Bowls,
Dust Pans,
No. 9 Wash Boilers,
No. 9 Tea Kettles,
ONEINDIAN RACE EXTINCT.
Tbs Enrtairks et seweennenasi. • Proem
able Rare. e.serety.wept away.
The Boethick Indio of Newtoundland,
at ase time the aboriginal inhabitants of the
island, can sow °sly be oounted by one r
two skeletons sad • few skulls, .o soss-
p Iy have they been swept away. The
French employed the Mic Mac Indians e(
Nov Scotto, to fight against and extermin-
ate them. According to an sa.00st in the
late issue of the transactions et the Cana-
dian institute they ere • psaessbls sod
quiet raps, give to hunting sod
They awed caress mads .t idea rhed and
el skit of deer, like the IDeg iesson cayak.
They had no pottery and mrd Meek of
bili
rind sewed , het temm-
•+
eas
5*
*s
ssb8k_ 8111miliorred 81.1111111.d
diems e7the mel YM sr -
sed mets whisk Sky hem ea thin drams
sad seasesented Mir heeds with samba
The esrekw ars is tDLeg kr memos, sod
oat et the ergs odteelles is the mesa=
at 8t. Jon's there are w two emsRtwt0
having the sans pattern. Their gess im-
plements were mon rudely 000ser-M.d the
these of the wasters Indiem
Lawn Mowers ever
suit every
for Budge
& Co.
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Regular Price, I Hoer tinny for.
$4 to $5$3.48to $428
1150 to 7 1.28to 4.48
.
$2.48 1.98
.75 .68
1.50 1.05
.25 .12
.25 .14
2.50 1.98
1.25 .98
A thousand useful articles at similar reductions.
Ready -mixed Paints, Kalsomine, Pik -Ron, Stove Polish, Brushes.
Call and see the bargains in all lines.
J. W. WHITELY, - Manager.
A. B. CORNELLI
Me was raresemar.
From Tb. Detrett rhes Prima
He was seeing at the oerar .4 Wood-
ward sod Jarmo .venni/ het Sunday
morning, evidently in doubt, whoa • police-
man mese alaog.
" I want to go to Wrtmi.etr charcb,"
be raid ta tba ofhoer.
Up hen on Woodward avenue, is't
it • " inquired the Line coat. ',boss timligi-
aua ed.c.tios had possibly bees seem -
ted.
Tb is what the hotel clerk /aid," ex-
claimed the visitor.
Well, you jest Dank this oar
and it will take you past thee."
• ' i don't went that kind of • oar," objec-
ted the inquirer.
Weare the matter with that car ! " ar-
�ued the officer. " Do you expect a vesti-
bald train 1 " Anal be looked m if tie
good mane of the easy of i)etroit was being
smirched.
No, not exactly" hesitated the Aran.
ger. " I west a oar that will take ma
where I want to go."
' Well, didn't i tell you that ear
would take you right past there 1" asked
the Aber somewhat provoked.
' yes, yea did, and 1 am mach obliged
to you ; but I dent want a ear that will
take me past then," protested the visitor.
What I want is • ear that will len Mas get
oat whoa I get tire. See'.' The police-
man gasped ono/ or twits, the meager let
• wee bit of • mile Nicker on his Nor, and
as the ear eae.e by le Meng easily on lite
platform, levee the officer to wonder why
moms maple tragi m tansy as a S..daT-
• Mame Mea mem.
The bat este we knew el far aosstipatinu
.end headache is the p1eseast herb drink
called Lase's Fluidly Mediates. . it is maid
to betoot, °ambt..d with
simple aures, •.d 1. made fin ee by peer-
ing water ea to the dried tuns sad
bherbs it is reeriarkattly .Miami. s is all
blood decriers, .end 1. awe the eoveresgn
remedy with ladies /.r eiisrteg up the oem-
pp11ww,<iea. Druggists sell the p •t
b0c .ad a
♦ Illos err ease Plea.
I wsat to add my piss ler tido children in
favor al " dirt plea' " Dirt per " de.oa't
Iaesa dimply dirt pie : it memo making yr-
dw. and meaataio. sad Mosh* and havieg
tepees. with. variety of pdte4sed ping -
hog store, sad to bet giving the ,asst as pee
same he M baby Ir.gisatie., and mimes
h,ds. delated .steer bees in M ...t
dl..rVas. frame -t, rad iea lh-stvieg of
ewr/Imwls. I always Mei es wiry ler M
miming
McLean'S Block—Oa the Square--McLeala's Block,
STILL OONTINUES TO CONDUCT FUNERALS AT/HIS USUAL LOW PRICES.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The beat stock in the county to choose from.
2 first -clans hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Pro$l tendance.
:NO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
110104?
A. B. CORNBI
Os as Square -
To the Front
a Ueual.
i
a_esaY a.m.
Frim hates elfebtls
" O.. el tae. de ke is • ee..terf it,
ma'aot," mid • neck l a Broadway Moro
M lira Marra)! Hill.
Hew sea yen tell t"
" Simply 4y�. usd.. Jest it and iter
Nees whhim sleet en I tap the .i �y
Um"
2014
NOTWITHSTANDINO the loud -toned advertise -
menta to be seen in our local papers frog time
to tithe, and the now stock -phrase : " I buy all
goods for cash," all goods are muppoeed to bo bonght
for cash. and I am one of tate few who buy for spot' He tinds dim S
PI' in thlo
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cash or on receipt of goods. Thome who are in a position long :
to buy as above can undoubtedly do better than those who' H"'all Itis`
buy on time and have to renew their notes. I am
receiving portions of my
WHY
Does Giro BARRY, the
.nderieb leiter° dealer sad
dertake%lsm than hest stook
of ferttits, and under
supplies? had bow is it
that he as+ se Neap i
BECAME
SPRING PURCHASES
And will have full lines in all departments a few days
hence, which for style, variety and price will be second to
none. I am not afraid of competition.
Strictly one price.
sed... 1\ . V .kT�?.O,
Draper and Haberdasher.
NDERTAKERS
' s_ BPOP "' " dao SON
Nave added to their Ili bsdaat ono d B. J. Nasb's Latest Style
of any Hepiss, ale theism* Nab a funeral furnishings in the °minty,
and are now pawed to conduct ter& at vetoes reasonable.
This dgp.g`� will he Jt . to by bis son William, who,
e�My D. Ian the pad Mo has a
k twigs d the modems % .•r Wpm* at ealiw hsps to share part al
public patronage AdRwMwr iV pies._1Re0MM., OA year way to the post
omoe. Give us a o.11
J. BROPHEY & SON.
,. sad Quick Re-
•
tome ib ski makes
specialty d *OP fora
Give ing he Maisel
Emlts.hRing
Fluid a1,Ms an hand- 23571
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