The Signal, 1892-7-28, Page 71t,11"14 ,t! I. 1../
THE SIGNAL : GODNRIOH. OWE: AT;—LY
JOHN T. ACHESON
SPECIAL VALUES IN
American Challies at 8, 10 and lbc.
MI Wool Challies at 20, 25, 40 and
5c.
Ladies All Silk Undervests at 75c.
Al ine of Parasols worth $2.00 for
1.50
A Special line of Dress Goods in
lain and checked 40 inches wide in
yards ends $1.00 for the piece a
argaln.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
NOW TAW E1
BOOTS : AD : SHORS
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.
C. Kest+.. and Square.
P.E.—The latest and beet Spring
and Summer designs just to hand,
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r. .;miaow Tarawa Dews elle eaam1U..
M r I levelead•1 •dams is the Democrat-
socifiostioe tssstiag in New York ked
UN his thorough esdeea•Nw et the fres
sb, sett -protection' plank &doused by Ni
air o eo•rmidon. Afar roferrieg to the
slo lbalety sad the strength et the Demo -
be raid :
Twain our eyes to the plait peps• of
r lead, we see them hwdnd tee e0itstss-
s way • twit*
testy derailsftfeen Nem It W iebb m-
bue •f the uessmsrhew
bymom mare* met
W.
t• of
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M sad 'may Mk whits the exestioas
the wars d
•• ',rag .rem thew band wend been
• Intim' et theme kr when b es&t this
nois• ws ere the usher
'--1. • dean
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04 7 that As Ye mita wh rising et
he raywhile Wpm** heed et h pe terries. by
ttworld... s et en ep teMelir =the
f lth.t t. e lilies
er
n lei le
"."
t• W that, suis w beer
1141%/61111tbdr wain one 11•••••*,
lysnags es. sres ere .erred le
preeeniee
milk tb plass nil amend West noshes free
hes ewe ralloani
ths —bffn-
veeMiwe.
r 1il ey.pe.n. width sod epplesen seek
s rd upheld edam seek
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ter M Yam, Aar neeln. Lime.
males. es •s/ 1si1M
CRISP AND CASUAL -
Italy has twenty two aym•torie•.
There are in all 135,000 miles of cable.
Then are 1,000 •' hearted " boasts in
London.
Tweet eight thoaod patens n
we
granted I.ae
at year.
There are 525.000 Cosirefiatioaaliets in
the United States.
New York u the only city which has a
owe -armed bartender.
The Dank of England requires sixty folio
ledgers for its daily aoeownte.
Five thousand ironies are engaged in the
retail liquor business in Cbiosgo.
A Hurn or Cut will heal quickly and leave
lam scar if Victoria Carbolic salve is applied
at oboe. lm
A bey near Grand Mich., is rais-
ing crickets by d rte and sells them to
enviers for batt.
Natfooal Pills ore sugar -costed. mild bat
t1 orb sad are the beet Stomach and
Liver piUL in use. lm
Nine per cent., or about 7,500, of the
criminals of the United state. from 1880 to
1110 were homicides.
M.tari.e Fever sed Chills aro beet broken
up and prevented by using Milburn's Aro-
matic Quinine Wise. lm
Every woman who talked to Law Wallace
during the Mirn.spolis convention made
some mention of the chariot nos in " Ben
nr."
U.etroy the Worms or they nay destroy
Frees/min children. Free■ Worm Powders
destroy sod expel all kinds of woes. In
Picard Francs, claims the honor d be-
ing the p<aos where the Bret plate `lees was
made. a prooem was diaoorsred by acci-
dent in 168P.
Then 1. s sign on the entrance to • Gem.
story at North Wales, Montgomery county,
Pe , which reads : " No admittaooe except
on badmen."
The modest maidens of Old Orchard have
adopted the custom of bathing bynight in
the surf .lace the extremely hot ys have
set is..
■.deera and aar.es.
All who have the care of children should
know that Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry may be ooddently depssded on
to cure all Summar oomplsiwt•, di•rrbas,
dysentery, .romps, colic, cholera hafeatnen,
cholera morbus, soaker, etc., in children or
adults. 2
• a.eeee.ee.eauen.
A gentleman in Scotland lately dismissed
a clever but dishonest gardener. For the
sake of his wits and family, however, be
gave the man • character, and this is bow
be worded it : 'I hereby certify that A. e
has been my gardener for over two years,
sad duriw3 that time be lee got more out
omy g•eden then any other as I ever
Seven Team' eealren..
l:a TI swetx,—I have sugared very much
from inflammatory rheumatism, which
through wrong treatment left ugly running
sores co my heads and feet. With these I
suffered for seven years, during which time
I had neither shoe nor stocking on. I oom-
inenoed sling B. B. B. externally •led in-
ternatl adwg the pills •leo, and I ears say
now that the soiree are entirely cored, and
have been for some time. I believe the
bitten were the mesas of saving my life.
Mau. Assts BAWL,
Crowson's Corwrs,
2 Acton P. O., Ont.
OT LUCK, BUT
PLUCKI
I:HAVE
ONE; PRICE
FOR EVERYBODY
AND
THAT IS THE LOWEST.
dew te Heuer• a Wte..
Rei. Dr. Charles F. Deena, paster d the
Church of the Strangers, New York Qty,
bas just won a $20 .told piece offered es •
prise 1nr the best enemy on ' How to dam-
age • Wife." and be says he will give it to his
wife to help him to matinee to manage her.
Le his brief smey be mid : The first
badness of the hothead is to weans him-
self ea es to keep Weed, always his wife's
respectful friend, always her tender lover,
}always bar equal parlour.
We seed not hese oar adack spa quer
.loan of oonatita/Msal prniaisa or legis
have power.
etWeeaddeneeeese the taw, we
mese jg Cabman —t ssatiitiess its
epmatlsa 1. agjett, and that laws ennead
is aeemdsaes dth it are iasquitsble and
wkak
" Owe is sat • dotraotive panty. We
are art El wally with the rights of say of
oar ellen ill are our ooaNrymen. We
ars nest reildleat wsdlen ef any Anmissa
Ilt wets, nee wIll we abrades aer
oft swim
bet them t bneeklst the love
sad jeune. whish Moat. te.re. Areerisaa
ism and epee whish oar e.satltsties rein
we Islet that as pro of tariff legislation
shell be talented whish bee hr is objaaa
sada kneed eeatriboius free the
sera ai Ra sad Wenn of the nate of ser sha-
man to swell dh+stly the a.eemehtiaae of
a leveed dew ; nor will we penton • pre-
leased arsenals far Ananias labor er lav
eam 11tH
s . d beaevoleat are for
shun M the yes of tin people le the
anile sigmas d Nee who seek, Neu*
the aN of rrsgssl lsrlff laws, is pi se -
eared sad et rasnsrhie savanna M the
exposes el their Alrw"
Ito nee ltrmenw.
O.e'tansr,—I have sew L.1si Used
Man kr ttp bleed and be plagOn. stud
tiWiles nab ee. wetf of lay
ease It r the gel►I add awl M
help ter. IlestTsaa lIteew.
'ire Oat.
• care ter I'—* lien and eemidaeae.
Dr. Silas Lane, while in the Rooky Mown-
take,
a s -
Is , dias.ver d • root that when eo.biesd
with bier herb maks era easy mad esrtela
eye ger aowrYyatioo. It le in the form of
dry reale bed {sayer, sod le kaowe se lame%
Ifettelly Mediate. 1t will sero sin -headache.
For t&. bled, hoer and kidneys, and for
dsarins up the ooeepkdioe it dem wondaa
men it •t 50n • p•ekege-aooegk
for ve weeks. Il.ow
1 HAVE
ONE CLASS OF
GOODS
AND
THAT IS THE BEST.
RE -DIPPED TINWARE
HAS
COME TO STAY.
MILK CANS,
DAIRY CANS,
MILK PAILS,
EVERYTHING
MY OWN MAKE
FROM
SPECIAL RE -DIPPED
TINPLATE.
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 which I did hart year, and which is growing so rapidly. It
was not luck, but sheer pluck. The foundation d Business is RELIA-
BILITY, REASONABLE PRICE$, CLOSE ATTENTION.
THE PEOPLE ARE NOT FOOLS.
Everyone, whatever their position in We, deserve attention and civility,
both of which I insist upon.
The careful housekeeper is looking for something to make work racy during
the warn) weather, and 1 have it.
LOOK AT THIS
FREE
TO THOSE WHO ASK FOR IT.
I have only s few, but every lady sho.tld have one. It is s bright little
Book about good Carpet Sweepers—arout BISSELL'S CARPET SWEEP-
ERS—that
WEEPERS—that everyone who lives on carpets ought to read. Sixteen pages
of new ideas put in a new way.
SPECIALTIES FOR THE HEATED TERM :
REFRIGERATORS,
FLY TRAPS,
WIRE DOORS,
LAWN SPRINKLERS.
ALECK SAUNDERS, AFET
" Not on Calvary " is the title of • little
work which bee erwated quite a stir in re•
ligioos redinr circles. The •ether, "e tqy-
sssa,' believes that Christ eons to earth
not to appease the wrath of God nor to
Mass heals by lam death as the ores, but
to redeem
sthe
iaworld hen the power d
hi
asaptM issa. and bovuroosasei0 him dlog teT e
arnisest 1. saiose sad plesdbie, sad is
.108.4 sad reversedi. Is. deep
reverence her tie (Arieleaerifles, ib full
d the divlsity of the Meares,
is for higher ass eptles of the P$$b r .
lova, all leave the eosristi s that this is ties
nest arthadux heterodoxy Net baa issued
ken the pens for • keg tins, sad it ma-
ne 1041 te spaaa nd •te.stha. 0. T. DU-
It1*an ft Ca, 718 sad 710 Broadway, New
Twk. Seat pest -pad en rettelpt dNew
A. B. CORNELL
V1TDb"Z2T1 i ER
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Sgr' XcLean's Block—On the Square--McLean's Block,
STILL CONTINUES TJ CONDUCT FUNERALS ATIHIS USUAL LOW PRICKS.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
ZNO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
neaps
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
To the Front
Ileuel
• f+aaaM•n ensure.
TM ween e1 green fruit. gad 5....
EReal 11 the tins whin the went firm .1
dialersaeeMsa, Menton% saseatewe
d rd
e
=nisei is d W14 penteslswirn *sold be
kept 1a the he.a. Per yens l I bola
the meet relleM....ufly.
11084
NT OTW ITHSTANDING the loud -toned advertise -
menta to be seen in our local papers from time
1 to time, and the now stock -phrase : " I buy all
goods for ma," all goods are supposed to be bought
for cash, and I am one of the few who buy for spot
cash or on reoeipt of goods. Those who are in a position
to buy as above can undoubtedly do better than those who
bay on time and have to renew their notes I am
receiving portions of my
SPRING PURCHASES
And will have full line, 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.
31dVZ TRO
Dramas and Haberdasher.
UNDERTAKERS
WHY
Does GEO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
suppliant And how is it
that be can sell so cheap t
BECAUSE
J_ 337torrilosrlr lac BON
Have added to their present beldam one of B. J. Naab's Latest Style
0 OQty Hearses, also the blest ase of funeral furnishings in the county,
sad .re new prepared to matront t assaks at prints reasonable.
Tide depselatsat will be attended to by hie .on William, naso
w theaa ir at tae kerb D. firdie lien years, bee a
kaotriedged the beigele, sad poolit nto .bare part .[
re
yobbo patronage. Pbawemer w edm
pe, your way to the post
atioa. Ohs us a baa.
J. BROPEEY & SON.
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
tSmall Profits and Quick Re-
urns." He also makes a
specialty dpicture framing.
(live him a call before purchae
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tts Canadian Pacific RailWAy ti
. 'h 1s.. rsmbIti d t. dvs
hylas arsaelasn sentee web Air amid pw
e ami Madre. sod 1•
seen. > of tyres ...s. wbr
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