The Signal, 1892-6-23, Page 7THE SIGNAL: GODRRiCH, ONT., THURSDAY.
JOHN T. ACHESON
SPECIAL VALUES IN
American Challies at 8, 10 and 15c.
All Wool Challies at 20, 25. 40 and
)c.
Ladies All Silk Undervests at 75c.
A line of Parasols worth $2.00 for
.50
A Special line of Dress Goods in
ain and checked 40 inches we in a
MO ends O for the piece
argai n.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
Perry Davis'
p el-KiLLER
. .
.sued bele lalaresttr e.a es orsaio.
:t r�. <��:1• r. as=st' tag .teres
I.. -I ir, sDe.evrietVMS.
DIRECTLY TO THE SPOT.
ISSTA$TAA&OUS IN ITS ACTION.
Per CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC.
DIARRI10EA, D a Si:)iT>1ZitY.
c:IOLLRL MOri3U. .
and r.1 I;OWEI. COMPLAI:di'S.
(.• O r1EYED• IOI.AL1
PAIN-KdLLC?t•
in CAneei.ln chew-. eAcf
rorrplr.lnts it. tette ...t IJ
!L ta.rs.1 In very +self'' tune.
THx •t.$T 7Aleitt RS1.COV rO%
DURN:,.
i_IIEL'MA r1Sli.
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
goals ewwewnswa av too • worraa.
ar Beware .f tle eWwt.nenlaltsvtaa
BOOTS 7:AND : SIIOES
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,
Cor. East-st. and Square.
P.8.—The latest and best Spring
and Summer designs just to hand.
USEFUL RECIPES.
lemon sauce. -Wet two teaspoonfuls of
dour with ...old water and stir into one •ed
Doe hall cupfuls of boiling water. Beat one
tebiespooaful of butter, one cupful ! sulpar,
the yoke of mi egg and tate juice and part of
the nal of one lemon thoroughly together,
then add the hot mixture to it slowly, stirr-
ing constantly. Let it cool • few minutes
and while hot add the beaten white of the
Nit
Whipped Cream Pie. -Line • deep pie
tin with- moderately rich erne; bake in •
ywck oven ; then spread 1t with an soft
ism or jelly sad on this pour • teacupful of
cream beaten or whipped to a stiff foam,
then sweeten sad flavor to taste. The cream
will beat more easily tf v cold at first.
More jelly can be spread os the top
d the cream, or serve it without as pre-
ferred.
Snow Rolla —Roil one pint of milk ; wbnn
mrd add one-leslf map of better and teed
mixed, • little loss 'bars c.. -half cup o:
mor, one-quarter of • cake of oosspreemd
yeast and a little mit and Mar, enough to
mak. • soft dough. Let the mixture riw,
nw,.,kd tad in the morning toil out as thin as
doughnut ; cut round, fold with • little
hatter spread between. Les them rise again,
then hake is a gide& oven.
Rhubarb Plea—Mier pies the rhubarb
should be shoed thin Put • layer of rho -
hob is the pie pan—the ..der most should
he rolled rather 'less --the a layer Of
augur and dredge with Mor, mother layer
rhntarh, more sugar, then dredge with
dour, pet on the tep arum ad hake in not
tee bet an area sinal well dons. The under
ifiR should hi nearly an rook larger them
t✓ and folded ever the edge of the
Ufa Wet al- ay wttb water or w
Ills of an s sIee. pMia� on sloe'rep
OM, ..d you will use be troubled with the
Mewing est The topferust should he
set Wsugb the centra Two caps of rku-
Irb sed a tabiespcefd of flour is a geed
la ler • ardiam4.e i pet.
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EER
IM
iINEST, STRONEST, Int
ptal•t.l. r •tam. Awitmealla.— sr
LW. «CCITT. Ts...ML ani
NOT LUCK, BUT
PLUCK!
I HAVE
ONE PRICE
TOR EVERYBODY
AND
THAT IS THE LOWEST.
CRISP AND CASUAL
The wise roan keeps shady n wadays-
Philadelphia Record.
John t: Whittier is Dolor blind. Perhaps
that is one of the reabas why he never mar-
ried.
When • man has good horse sense he
doesn't bet on ragas. -Westhampton Repub-
lican.
Low's Sulphur Hoop is u elegant toilet
article, and cleanses and purifies the skin
meat eefectuelly.
The tramp may be all wool sod a yard
wide, but he is goods that will sot wash. --
Dallas News
Wilde vacation always begins with • V it
always ends with a great scarcity of them.
---Baltimore American.
There are mazy indications of worms, but
Dr. Low's Worm Syrup meets them
lin
every cse asuccessfully.
in
Lincoln, a:rent and Harrison, the only
Republican Presidents renominated, were
renominated on the first ballot.
President Harrison's $700 oostnbutioa w
the flood sufferers is • good example for .11
other office -holders and seekers.
Occasional doses of • good cathartic like
Burdock Pills are necesa•ry to keep the
blood pure and the body y. lm
No teat of the bicycle was necessary to
demonstrate the value e( wheeling in mili-
tary taction -St. Louts Poet -Despatch.
Fnr'Ieb the bleed by the use of Milburn's
Beef, iron .d Wier, which supplies the
necessary blood building material lm
Jacob Gould Schuman, the president el-
ect of Cornell. wee given the degree of L L.
D. by Columbia at its recent oommeoce-
intent
Matthew IL Excell, who was recently el-
ected Mayor of Alliance, Ohio, is the
youngest Mayor in the United States. He
has just passed 22
Itch, mange and earatehes at every kind,
on karma or animals, cared is 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
toile. Sold by F. Jordan. 48.17
It is well enough for the politician to be
en early bird. but it u • good thtag to be
careful and not oome across the worm at its
proverbial turning -point. - Kate Field's
oohington.
You can never know till you try, how
quickly • dose of Ayer's Pills will cure your
sick headache. Your stomach and bowels
need eisanang, aiel these Pills will accomp-
lish it mere agectesay .ad comfortably
than airy ether medesiae you oda had. I
I HAVE
ONE CLASS OF
GOODS
AN D
THAT IS THE BEST.
RE -DIPPED TIN WARE
HAS
COME TO STAY.
MILK CANS,
DAIRY CANS,
MILK PAILS,
EVERYTHING
MY OWN MAKE
FROM
SPECIAL RE -DIPPED
TINPLATE.
AFTER -BREAKFAST REST.
The old-time father and mother were •
spankgin test..-D•11u News.
The American hog is a enemas die hes
rifted been " tried.' -Columbus Poet.
■Sawed'. Uateae.t raves raQ/s.
The wheelwright should he selected as
spokesman for the trade molest - W aahing-
ton ,ter.
All who invest in good deeds hen will be
cutting coupons in the sweet by and by.-
Pitteburg Die: at ch.
*laded'. Unlined' her RYeesswtt■aa.
" Physician, heel thyself," is perhaps the
most superogetory injunction that ever
issued from mortal lips.-Biaghampton
SEE
QUALITY AND PRICE.
BOTH RIGHT.
SOME PEOPLE THINK
•
my store is ruled by the lucky star. That theory does not count in the
big trade winch I ilia last year, and which it growing so rapidly. it
tees not luck, hut sheerluck. The foundation of Buhtiu.ia i. RELIA-
BILITY, REASONABLE PRICES, CL(,SE ATTENTION.
THE PEOPLE ARE NOT FOOLS.
Everyone, whatever their position in life, deserve attention and civility,
both of which 1 insist upon.
'I he careful housekeeper is looking for sotnething to 'mike work
the warm weather, and 1 haze it.
LOOK AT TIIIS
FREE
TO THOSE WHO ASK FOR IT.
1 have only a few, but every lady should have one. it is a bright little
Book about good Carpet Sweepers -about BISSELL'S CARPET SSV EEP-
E to - that everyone who lives on carpets ought W read Sixteen pages
• of new ideas put in a new way.
easy during
SPECiALTIES FuR THE HEATED TERM :
REFRIGERATORS,
FLY TRAPS,
WIRE DOORS,
LAWN SPRINKLERS
ALECK SAUNDRS, STREET
[wader.
fttnard•s u.In ret r Mr 'bees.
We have noticed that the cheaper the
trouser. • young mea bas on, the niers for
1 fare each to pour over it • tablespoonful be puts on the collar and cuffs of his over -
of cream. Taste • crumb to be wars the coat- -Atchison ',lobe.
seasoning is right. Most people make milk Excited Messenger Boy—Doctor, 0 Doe-
to•st too fresh. Salt again if aseo.mry tor ! Dey wants you ngbt away at de
Dover closely and return to • moderate eve. mase. De ossified mans been satin some
for ten minutes. Serve in the bowl if it is apples, end dey've tied him all up in a boos -
presentable; if not treader carefully to a knot—Indianapolis Journal.
hooted china bowl or .sneer. The tart will How well we remember grandmother's
los te.der, pufy, reli.bful rd exossdiagty attic, so fragrant with medical roots and
ltd•, herbs! Poor old soul, how precious they
French Rolls. —Oise quart of soar, tine seemed to her! And yet, one bottle of
eggs, three-quarters of • teacup of good Ayers Sarsaparilla would do more good
yeast, •pmece of butter the sine of an eu than her whole oolleetica of "yerhs." 1
Sift the our and pinch up the butter in it
until the two are well mixed ; make • hole
in the middle of the boor, and into this pour
the eggs, well beta, teteast. and enough
warm water te knead the dough without its
sticking in an unmanageable way to the
tray. Um strength and work it well for 10
or lb minutes, sad then pot it in • stone
jar, into which • little floor must be dusted
drat, and est by the fire until morning to
ries. Extremes of heat or cold will spoil
the bread. Work it well .gain next nteee-
ing. acing • little eosr, and • little more
batter if very rieb and .beet bread in liked.
Gresse the b•kheg p.. with cold lard, pul-
ing in • thick layer ; melt some lard sad
touch roll, as it is made out wit& the hand,
around the edges with the warm teed to
keep it from stick's' to Rte neighbor.
(over the pas dad set it in s slightly w.rut
plain for as hour to rise, and then bake
mita the .suet i. • delicate brews The
nae might to be a dolt mem color, of a
feathery testers, sad feisty o eAe.Nag the
ps freed rmeembtleg the beneyte ab i.
.ever good.
A. B. CORNELLI
1:71DE1VTATCER.
i
McLeA's Block --On the Square--McLean's Block,
STILL CONTINUES TJ CONDUCT FUNEKAi.S AT HIS USUAL WW MOM
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Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
2 gest-class hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
ZNO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
To the moat
as Usual.
The ..seen et. smema.
A certain rich man, about to die, direct-
ed that all his possessions should be sold
.ad the proceeds invested in • large dia-
mond which he could bide in the hollow of
his hand, .nd thee carry hie wealth to
heaven. Hie treasurer took steps to fulfil
the .hart,. without delay. Meanwhile his
master fell int.. • deep sleep and dreamed
he stood before the gate. of Paradise. • Rut,
when he .ought to enter the blessed place
he teasel that be had less kis tremors .oma
where on the way, and fell to lamenting.
Said as angel who des* agar : " Why
do you lament
I have dost my diamond," answered the
man, describing i.
W. should call that dross when we
loayltte Laren.
Us.•rttatna,--i bed • headache fora kiss
sd
time, sod wens Burdock liked Ride* ad
e.rti.d, i guie . bottle, .ad it not o.ly re
limed tae of the time but I leave sot hem
bothered eines with headache sea i think
Ihave ems tetl.-ofit
Ynters e.
Daiwa* Ont.
.bide," returned the swill ; " the mserar7
of o.. kindly .et on earth would more avail
Toa hers. And have you ass*? "
" Akre, I know of none ! "
"Not one'"
" I dried seorphan's alar ogre day." said
this -Man. hesitatingly.
" That tear i. ." implied the .age.
" laid up for you it
Aad se the gelatinised man gamed epee the
tear, it shone so brightly and sited no
girdle • light up* his coal that M wept
wit=with j�eeyy to think that he had lost his
1�
think
found ss .
great • trmeiu
Dei .w.keninagg from .leap he recalled hi.
faithful .tew.rd, sad direeted him to dis-
tribute all his po.....fens amens the peer
.ed reedy. And emm stterusrd he did is
Meat paten —Am Karla.
'hone, To.et-oat sloes of stale lig&' Al a.sii* flaaRe etery.
breed taken ff yea have ft, ---into round. A sow beisagiag to Lori Mega of Lyd.
with • mks -weer, ktvk.s .e• • bit of lh&, Dene% was shoed • few days els
ass. Time to a See yellow heler& M M le reek way, tied ereat..Ily embed
A, .anhed er en
id sbea eramh it Mel Its heed Wiest tet nab of M ru
, bak-
the esedlwaes at 1 m a11i. LaMar w h. emit Oe feemiiaMse. • live eaahe,
well whilec with gall two Is liegi arta .1= young ones, elm tw.
1•y In • bona.—river �!�sr shoutre that wkil water semis Orisj. we hued
wad fire -sed pear seddlifig milk ie meta is 1A. Maga Tb. getraeranary obeys*
111.1"mr ""1 "111 W. blare ds p. est d'art.• baa.'Messed psM Masi .sewers Bt
(armrest) lar eves ler flan absetea s1 !r Hat the s.MW swallowed the
this time the milk tbwM he all.L...b L t ss. dtiikrg fres . leas. -Lea -
Lift sash Mee aerilb wllb . Mead bees I M Day
•
• hemi ane Mores.
A AWbie record of the world's
aim:4:1004o
infermatiee ea
sad farm. seta. .t.tf.stre.
Nits mad We an dealt wit►. R
amid have • copy. Nand ea rmesptif •
three milt MM.. by T. Where Ile Ow.
Tartels. Om. Davit delay as the supply la
baba
ION
OTW'ITHSTANDIN 0 the loud -toned advertise -
1\
rnents to be seen in our local papers from time
to time, and the now stock -phrase : I buy all BECAUSE
�d
goods for cash," all goods are supposed to be bought E A SE
for cash, and I am one of the few who buy for spot I
cash or on receipt of goods. Those who are in a position;
to buy as above can undoubtedly do better than those who
buy on time and have to renew their notes. I am
receiving portions of my
WHY
Does f3EO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies? And how is it
that he can sell so cheap!
SPRING PURCHASES
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Re-
turns." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
(live him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
And will have full lines in all departments a few days DLJJ N'S
hence, which for style, variety and price will be second to 1
none. I am not afraid of competition. , B A K I N G
Strictly one price.
-�-- 2„TS
�NT�O, i POWDER
Draper and THECOOKSBESTFRIEND
.ARGaST SALE IN CANADA.
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NDERTAKERS
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J_ 33R0121-1.334 ac SON
Have addeui to their present business one of B. J. Nash's Latest Style
of Oity Hearses, also the finest line of funeral furnishings in the county,
and are now prepared to oonduct funerals at prices reasonable.
This department will be strictly attended to by his son William, wbo, being
w thorough
in the employ d the late D. Gordon for the past ten yeah the
knowledge of the teems, and by prompt attention hopes to share part of
public patronage. Remember the place- Wmstst, on your way to the post
vias (1KTe us a Os,IL
J. BROPHEY & SON.
NEW ARRIVAL
—ef—
SVMMEB. GOODS
LATEST STYLE&
•s.se.ate tem *area aqua Peres*
H. DUNLOP,
The wombat. !ales.