HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-9-15, Page 7TKE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1892.
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JOHN T. ACHESON
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t dem to call the attention of our Costomen to oar new Moak of
Black and C9o!i
Kid --G loves
Imported direct from the makers. Every pair is guaranteed.
t claim to have the best $1.00 Kid Glove ever shown in Ooderich.
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STOCK IH ILL DEPIRTIEITS 10! 00IPLBT1.
ISPECTION INVITED.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
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' VERYBODY USES
EDDY'S
MATCHES
:ST QUALITY.
SURE LIGHTER.
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leather still bloom bravely on the G.11-
iy Hills, but thirsty shepherds recall
tinily the days whoa it wee tae to
*thing of more potent value then hooey.
e ancient i'ictish secret of brewing
cher ale is lest, and the tomer of losing
s recorded in • local levied. The Picts
I.alloway, it is said, were herd pressed
their ancient foes,the Soots of Dahi.ds.
'P by step they retreated before superior
mbars, till at last, there remained alive
t three braves father and two seas.
eY were the last of the family to whom,
t ie among the Picts, was keowe the prior
a tenet of hrevrines heather cls. Swim -
the narrow sari fortified utak of kid
rnenecte the Mall of Galloway, the
' therntr..s% point of Scotland with the
iinland, they made fearful havoc woos'
ar amolaata. T'he 8eottlek seem..der.
'crying of Nosing his bees warners
welt+M, called • parley sed allured
.,ter to the Pictish cafe[ wad bin mews,
*Indium that they would neon their
"'dhan secret. rI seeing► year air,'
nd the talker t ' kat nese oft y wee most
P einem to an betrayal. There/era be-
n i speak east m sows into o sea. It
ts dews as he deiced Itwed then the Sects
web read the old erre, wiwg M her.
Medmms recipe. But ha,ki isg bele
,le4 rummies to • p&_..4 --
. everh.1i
es
�+W, 'New 1 hn.w than see
's' eh„ nae honey .sr least r rinds
a Mr* hie W date the diem e palready pinied.
k is very imprsaet that M shb lige d vas*
syrunen p a ad w•remedyd
Mere Oman sad
ioaM►y i• le
be ss L Peseseneg them e=b-.
Syrup of lira se me west
eon sins d nolle kerma
A OKGANTIO WILD MAN-
. wane ■W Nem Meer Tem Were
Qaillto•ae se bleated et the ante monk
of the lastben river. end is wee e. the
. girth Masa which seems dews hem lake
Erma. end Moat ninny sidles weer of the
pert that we got isle the line emenery. We
were the. 1. the ember, of a dad . seed
Wens. who .steed to supply es with pre-
visions for eiibtss mate' worth .1 powder
• dye.
This wee • pretty fair Agars lee forty-
two teem, bet the i.tarior of Africa is •
sheap piece to eve i.. W• had so sooner
re•ebed the hrush" groauds thea Week's
h ien told es • queer story.
Tiny bad mss .sat down my captives Ear
a Meg thee, •.d the reason of it was that a
smug ed asksswe missal bad iat.mtl Bred
with thea They bad captured two lice.,
hyenas. deer sad as ooa.swa•' rlimmaros
or buffalo.. Men were detailed to watch
during the day sad Irigktes back the ani
mals. The lien seldom moves aboat by day,
and oar object was to keep the pita for Wt
up to sundown.
We had killed • kid jest at meadows mad
ttrithe body .ver ike oovrug of the pit,
e sees reveled .ear by until they hseed
a Indes roar about half a mile away, and it
wase doubtless that fellow wbo got tato
trouble. The pit, wee may half • mile from
oar ramp, and half u boor after the sees
ones in we kaiser by the roan of the Ids
that he was • captive.
Wh.a daylight came sad we wast to the
pit we made • dimovery which was far hem
pleasant. We bad captured • mmgnidssst
male lion. but he was dead. The troche of
the straw stems, were to be mew all
.roved the pit, ..d lying ea the pelted
were two el bis weapons. Thee wino
pol.@ eb.at es large as • mens Rd ad
eighusa or sweaty feet long. The and had
been sharpeoed and them harassed by tiro,
and the creature bad snood above 1M pit
.d prodded the hon till he killed hie
A gonlla can beadle • clab, bet I wee
sasird%d tb.t .o me bas . one essSd maks
ass of sock . pole.1a�d.d, the feet d the
pole's Warr ar birdman by tiro was proof
sufficient that • mu was engaged in the
work.
After boidi g u maned with three or four
d my bet M we stared out in parties of
tea to frust doers the wild clan. Bach of
my mss bad • sheep English musket and
knew bow tow it, ad the sass, was 18
fin at the maw at eight. To brace up the
mange of the ..tives 1 offered • reward of
910 to whoever should fin the lucky abet.
The fear parties took different directions.
Tie me 1 beaded went to the north, where
there was • Loo stretch of dews impregn-
able thicket. with various paths traversing
it in different direction
We Md turned back, aad the haat mea
bad just fallen into 1i.. whoa I bear • shot
sad a cry of alarm. The three natives men
behind ate dodged soder my one ad made
off down she path, while the others were .o
egret that is took me three or fear minutes
to ._cervie what had happened.
Tice wild man bad been mama led behind
• big tree sear tee path. He leaped oat,
.d struck the last maw • blow with his
dub, which killed him ea the spot, sad be
was swinging his wee pow to hit the screed
sena when the third man find at him. The
wild seas was sot twenty fest away. bat be
was bit, ad i. • .cooed or two was oat of
Qp'QT. A R.
ROFITgBLE
THREE P's
IN
ONE POD.
THE PRICES ARE POPULAR I
THE GOODS ARE PLEASING 1
TRADING WITH ME IS PROFITABLE
A Vemetemneaa lett fnervaeat.
Mr. Blank ea eminent and wealthy R..g-
li.b coal dealer, called one ol hia oldest
drivers into the office the other naming
sd tendered him quite • lame sum of
112°1111•17ime
is this for V' asked the ••tonishd
driver,
"Merely • token of appreciation for ser.
vice n.dered," replied Mr. Black kindly.
"Bet, ir, you've always paid me enough.'
"There is more them that in it, .lobe,"
mistimed the dealer. "I really owe you
the money.
don't mde sed."
"Let mm ell you," mid Mr. Black—and
Ire dropped his voice to • whimper. 'You
have boss with tee for 90 years, working
J00 days every year, ..d avenging three
loads • day t that isakes 18,00D loads,—
You weigh about 160 pound•, John, amid
we have acre, failed to weigh you in with
eves load of our superior oo•l : That makes
2,700,000 peed•, or, say 1,900 toe That
.t 90.. per tet. Joan repre.smta 1190, or 10
pr stmt, whir& we think i• ours by right.
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We ars bene* n. Jahn ss. we don't d..
ire to debase any eau out of what la
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teeny in bowed is bumble rabeimica, and is
now anxiously welting for the .est divid-
ead.
ALECK SAUNDERS, STREET
Has all kinds of Novelties for the Kitchen,
And will procure New Things as fast as they appear.
GRANITE 1
IRONWARE
CLEAN,
HEALTHFUL,
DURABLE.
ANOTHER LARGE STOCK TO HAND
IN
SAUCEPANS, PORRIDGE BOILERS, TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PUDDING
PANS, PRESERVING KETTLES, Etc.
THE NEW WHITE -WARE
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hew mew had seen him sod all agreed
that he was a native but the biggest mac
they had ever sees. He w.. perfectly sat-
ed and armed only with a club. We picked
the dead man up and bore him to the camp,
and as the other parties came on and heard
the story their courage took night They
would help me to capture lions, but they
wanted Do more of ern bunt.
When 1 let it be known that 1 was going
out in the after.00s to look for the Terror_
the whole crowd indulged in lamentations
and predictions of disaster. There was a
single exception. He was • young man of
twenty and the bravest of the lot.
We left the oamp &bout 2 o'clock in the
afternooe.heading to the East. Just beyond
where we captured the bon three paths
crossed eaoh other. W. took one running
to the Northeast,which traversal mon open
ground than t)ie others.
On this path we had three pita about a
mile apart. A. I did not know their loca-
tion the young man took the lead. I. uses
we sees the wild man face to face he was to
Sr. sed then drop to the earth and give mer
• show. About three miles from camp and
as the path amended a ridge my companion
halted pointed, at a broad tree on the lett
and whispered :
"Master do you see that his hoose is
there among the branches ! "
I mold make out • plebeians of sticks sad
breaches, and I now took the dveoes. My
weapons were n rifle and • revolver. We
crept cautiously forward until right leader
the platform, and after • few seconds both
of ss made out • black foot and leg haegi.g
between the poles. The wild mem was .t
home. but the nest thing was hew to deal
with him. 1 had more fear of his point
awry them 1 bad of his hurting us. 6ma(
ly posted myself to the West, believing he
would make for the thicket in that direc-
Moe as soon as disturbed, ad at • igaal
the young man fired at the nest.
The report of his gun was followed by •
moss uosertbly yell, and it was yet raging
in my eon whoa 1 saw a dark objent ddrop-
plae off the plsttorm to the earth. It was
the wild man. The yo•ng mu stood where
he had find, and before he meld realise
what had happeoed the moaner was upon
him. He ww picked up end Ming almost
at ray feet, and as he landed he called to
Handsome for the Table, Durable for Cooking, Chemically Pure.
HAND -MADE RE -DIPPED TINWARE
Is SELLING FAST
ser:
" I am not macb hurt, mater ! Be mere
that you kill him, for be is a tenibiy *reap
fellow
The man didn't seek safety t. flight. Oa
the contrary, he picked op a limb, broke d
• part of it for • dab. and slowly advanced
his lila teeth t�
sad is
d his hoe mpremiag . I had my rifts
to my fees, •d I let him some within tea
Met briars I find. He was Met butwns
the eyes, • od he fell dank so dead that ler
n eer moved • lager.
Wbes we eases to esamime his we tot
trikhesd. Him height was sena bet
bythe atape lice, and he seemed to be .1I
w eed
A shower of tuts fel a* Mann Joy. Pa,
r neatly.
The royal tihada-d at Pini Y • Mask -
smith's .pre..
A burled dip bre bee dissevered .ser
Iroutes. Chia
The p iiMat depth of the Admen vee.
b 97,itk bat.
Among the ashiwy .1 1. jell 21 per
cat have w chiles.
1. Mstaweaeem lrtlish Csleehl• thea
w finny 1.000 wad Mem
WORLD'S FAIR NOTES.
Nothing like it has ever bean sold in the town. I have it in all lines.
THE ONLY PLUMBING SHOP IN THE TOWN.
SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING
A. B. CORNELL
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VrT�ERT A Tt'�'•R
McLeaa's Block—On the Square—McLeaa's Block,
STILL OONTINURS TJ CONDUCT I►UNERAL8 ATIRIS USUAL LOW PRICES.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to ggllve•him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
;NO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
To the Front
so 'Usual.
8acraeoses, Oil.. will make .s the
Wears lair •w ..►blot illmAratMg iter
postal ..wigs Prem she dye of Nes to the
present Mesa
As efkr of 1190,000 ia sash hes hem
made fat the melody* prlvibp of ening
ptewh et the Weddle �Tsir. _
My wile end ami W deadruff end lets
d it, s.wenpaeid by •heves* .etlhneal %sh-
ine of the scalp. Asti-Deadrut . thdy
rel!asd as free beth aemoyawams sail we
think it the Mint prepeediem hese n to rims
set Dadrat, twee tib bar ed het Si •
ersd.g *lame Ovine •a mesterei .p-
1~ I. W. Kwowvrne,
Ossidestor C. F. R. between Smarmed &
Newport Vt.
9084
NOTWITHSTANDING the loud -toned aclvertise-
menta to be seen in our local papers from time
to time, dltd the now stock-phra.o : " I buy all
goods for cash," all goods are supposed to be bought
for cash, and I am one of the few who buy for spot
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
SPRING PURCHASES
And will have full lines in ail departments a few days
hence, which for style, variety and price will be second to
none. I am not afraid of competition
Strictly one pi ice.
A_ �NRO_
Draper and Haberdasher.
U N D ERTAKERS
WHY
Does GTO. BARRY, the
Gotlerich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies? And how is it
that he can sell so cheap 1
BECAUSE
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331:11.0P1-13Erir At BON
Hide sided to their preesst helms' one of B. J. Noah'. Latest Style
Olty Heaths, sift the fined line of funeral furnishings in the county,
.sed ars sew prepared to eoedoet funerals ru prioes reasonable.
dspeeeneet will be strictly amended to by his eon William, whq
in the shy .1 the late D. (Gordon for the past tan quark has a
knowledge el the bndn.w, aid by prompt *Mention hope to share part d
re
public patronage. Hemeesber the plash—Weetet, on your way to the pest
dim . (inert us a hail.
J. BROPHEY & SON.
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.
Give him a cull before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
Patronise
True
Competition.
To OO*sA pectstc Rtr.:11:1:04:
prm111.. rete11sn a vies vhS rate and p
It Ie ee.wdei oa i.slmts prlwslpl+ •.set lb patrons.
serract re
of may Mea wbe
eilaillenteridatr ormr .calm
Ormas
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