The Signal, 1892-9-29, Page 7_____440,011111111_11
THE SIGNAL: GODERIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBERI 29, 1892.
'JOHN T. ACHESON
Ke des11e to call the attention of our Customers to our new stock of
Black and Colored
Kid G10ve8
Imported Threct from the makers. Every pair is guaranteed.
►c claim to have the best $1.00 Kid Glove ever shown in Goderich
STOCK IN ILL IMPARTMENTS NOW OWLETS.
NSPECTION INVITED.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
:VERYBODY USES
EDDY'S 1_
MATCHES \
EST QUALITY. II j SURE LIGHTER.
SONTO Basscu-29 Front-st.. West. MONTREAL BRANCH -818 St.
WHOSE DIME WAS IT.
ammo env.
he two got on together at Cloud Court,
two dears began • friendly spar
r wbo 'Meld pay the fare of the other.
ea dos condactor reached them they
r still at it.
Now ocisdnotoe, if you take her dime I
hate you."
If you take hers 111 report you to
company for Malting me," cried the
Y. the time each was endeavoring to
p dime into the rapacious Mad of the
lector. The reeuh woe that the stem
ch a wicked boy hied put epos the rad a
minutes before aimed • little ries of a
!el and • lurch et the oar tint made both
nen give • squeak and drop their Mille
▪ the floor. After much groaning sad
otial swearing the °inductor found the
salver and with • very red faoe he gave
angry mile tit his peach. Theo he ex-
iled his hand with me of the remaining
ice in it.
'111 not take it. It's yours," mid one.
Tain't. It's yours. You take it."
'111 never do it's loog's I live," cried one
h great decision.
'It may stay there until the eadof time,"
!elated the other. "Didn't I ask you to
down town with me!"
'Yes, and didn't I sak you to. You'd
ter keep it. I'd be jest the niesseet,
tefelest thing in the whole world if I
k it."
' I should be ashamed to me my face in
glass, if I took it."
'Well, ladies, I °met stay here all day
waiting for you to Settle the matter.
ere it is," sad be placed it on the seat
' Now, Ramie, deal be stubborn, dear.
ION don't take it afraid I'd Dot meek
you any nom."
' yours. I'm generally very
Wing, but in this I'm very firm."
rims they proceeded ad nasseme. Now
1 is the difference between women and
ander ouch oirousintaneas. The use
opts his change out first nays " Two
"Three." as the case may be, aad the
" regards it am a usenet of course Bet
in &sways will make a great fees over
is these too kart They talked aad
7 talked -in feet, until Twesty-second
set wee reached, where the car Girt
est Arab to take he the si=lells—ead
money, all so ,pliCkly that he WS/ up
1 ell and sway before the women recover-
'Iwir breath. when both raised their est -
Gas aloft frantically and vociferated in
iliest key
" Cent' him Catch him I He stole my
' " scrawled MIL
rNID•I him! Shoot bier sobbed the other.
de's stele my money."
rhea they limed the eandsetor,
rtho be good the diAcieney__---ei
used he promptly deolimed to meet. noe
on of their wrath burst. They took him
oho. sawed is wee ao rentleenan sad
trvly damnified fin his peshies. Their
shams had polls, anon men sad they
eter twenty -feet hones tssigmr.--Obblesto
14TIO• NA dying for seine tersends.
Toto Any se to pallbearers
d mow
Freeemaileal Tiede
wit the pretenses es &wiles! BMW
Sem moo ',skies tar a ears kw eon-
• d▪ oseashia sr Wise
it the true sore. and hes :2181=
Ail had mimed all other Irsatmaat
ENGLISH PLUM -PUDDING;
A Oki SO die Lord et slie nieses
Every good English housekeeper vs about
her Chritimas pudding by this time, for she
Winks it improves with zee— the proper
age beim trom three months to six weeks.
The following recipe im warranted to be •
(mune Christmas plum -pudding, and she
who has the patience to assist in its com-
position will feel herself duly repaid. espe-
cially if she sees it come to the tabie with •
sprig of holly stack in the top and &name
with the beet of burning brandy :
man, 2 pounds ; finest "moist" liner
broad crumbs, 1 pound ; flour, 1 pouted ;
beef suet, 2 pounds ; mixed candied peel, j
posed ; 16 eggs, well beeten the rind of
two lemon' grated or chopped very fine ;
ground nutmeg, 1 ounce ; ground cinnamon,
1 OUDOT ; bitter almond (powdered), ounce;
brandy, j pint ; old brown ale, I pint.
Put the flour and bread criunbe into •
large pan aud thoromehly together,
them pot in the suet and do the same. The
raisins being snood cut them across with •
knife on the chopping board (do sot chop
the stove with • little sug,ar
them), and throw them into thapense After
the currants hare been washed them oo
led over
thorn, throw them into the pen and ens •11
well together edding the sugar. Cut up tho
peel into fine slices and add with the nut,
n ow, cinnamon and lasnon peel
Fftir all the ingredienta well together,
tbeo beat the put them into the paa,
add the ale and brandy and beat ties whole
paddies for any length of time— four hours
is none too long, for on this depeads the
sitcom of the poddiag. Shosid it be boil-
ed in • cloth, dip the latter in boiling water
spread it on • largetino:, bettor and flour
it and tie it up t. Let the paddies.
boil sight hours vri t esmation. When
boded in a mould be mare that the latter is
quite fulL When • padding is to be put
by for • time hang it up in a cloth so tUt
it will not rent upoe asaything and the air
will mot reach it
MEM
ALL MIRACLES DO NOT OCCUR AT
The whets town of Onion, Out., knows
of • cure, by the eminence of Minard's
Liniment, to • partiany paralyeed arm, that
equals anything that has transpired at
Deal Wrap Deb, Tee Weimar.
A physiens who boa devoted himself to
a study of ribikirea sad their diseases de-
clare@ that as s rale Andros are too warmly
end, and that whde cam Mould In taken
to protect these meant Geddes changes of
nasperature, they Meold be mach more
lightly dremed thas they usually are He
strangle retemmends placing a baby as •
hair mattress out of a drained. White it hi
warm, with nothing ea bet • tittle shirt wad
grAssie • hamI, .41, letting him roll about
and teeny himself for an hem or mere sash
A 'baby breathes through its parse Ise
ereS as through its Mugs, sad these bevath-
modem In the sumenim tame
limb's won seeks and • low-neeked marine
temed te the air is meek mere hardy sad
loss sesonnible to ammess the
Ow Gels essrperliers
sear Tills, Ohio
Powell* if year adol la ailing, feverish ee
fretful. lin
fleet street mit seigleber:-ood ia Lades
have bean visited of late by • plops in the
foam of emequitoss.
At the castle of Sismastaa, Italy. there
is an murk in the budding when re-eohoes
a penal snot sixtpoise tones
A trial 01 speed betwese English shad Aisi•
aa▪ d stool feeteire of the %Vuel,Te Fair.
Nulty of legrediente and accuracy of
corapoundieg, make Milbere's Aromatic
Quinine Wins the criterion of mod -
lows. ha
An enter manager of • benehaU
club in T , io, has determined to
give the chimes of that town bombed by
electric light.
It has °sly bees eighty -cine years since
the lint tameless were introdnoed into Am-
e rica. The original plant me cultivated ma
• vegotabie cariosity at Salem, Masa.
If the atmosphere pressure is fourteen
pounds to the steam inns se esually reck•
med. the elan of average aim is oesisteadly
subjected to • primmer° of 28,000 pomade
Dr. Hammond, of Washington, has col -
looted seventy cense which have oonarred in
that city dunag the last ten years of lain
dying eaddealy from muting alter street
MAW
An esitassi physician believes that sav-
age races hem better color perception than
civilized. Of 100 Indian boys he fouad
ma* color bind ; soother group of 250 had
bat two, while nom of the girls were nand
So be color Wind.
la ea age of fraud and sidulteratioa, it ia
entinaly gratify's* to know that loch an
ezteamively mod preparation 11/1 Ayer's
Sareeparilla may be implicitly relied apes.
It mover varies either is quelity, appear-
ance, or effect., bat ia alwaye up to the
wasted die assmier.
Anther (of sim play in far Western
theatrol—"Hark ! What's that queer
▪ Wertore Maneger—"Comme from the
"Rh ! Is that their style of applauding ?"
"No. It's the of revoivers. I
think they are getting ready to call for the
auther."—New York Weakly.
Use Rom ed mosey.
The devil has • tight grip on the man
whose god is money.
The love ot mosey kiLbs more people than
the cholera.
The money -lover is never contested.
ho man who loves meaey alone can ever
be made rich.
When • men levee moor/ with all hie
heart, he will break all the commeadments
in the deeslogne to get it.
The love of money is mother name for
the love ot the devil
The snore people lore messy the lees
there that they wiU ever live in
Some one who believes in teaching by ex-
ample has coroocted • Immo in the use of
two little words which have beem a swarm
of inorttlication aad trouble to many well-
meaning persoos.
A man, or woman either, can set a hen,
although they cannot sit her ; neither caa
they set an her, although the ben might sit
oa them,by the IIIONZ if they would allow it.
A MAD cannot met on the wash -bench, but
he oould *et the basin on it, and neither the
basin nor the grammarians would object.
He oould sit ea the dog's tail if the dog
were willing, or he might set his foot on it.
Hat if he should set m the aforesaid tail, or
sit his foot. there, the rims as well
as the dog would howir,ITienraphorically at
And yet the man might set the tail aside
and then sit d. gm, and be &trailed neither
17 the dog nor by the grammarierui.--
ILL 4 Precedents.
FAitor—That was • small report this
morning on the tenemeat home fire. We
didn't have the names of boo the victims,
Assiannt —There wern't enough composi-
tors to see them up.
Editor—What were they doing !
Assistaat—fietting up your editorials on
" Diagnose Firetraps."
All arm and coaditions ot people may um
Netional Pills without injury and with great
R. B. HOLLAND
DIINGAIIINON
JUST TO HAND
Another consignment of English
Tweeds and Worsteds, suitable
for Ladies' Jackets and Cents'
Suiting*, quality unsurpassed.
ODD LINES and
SUMMER GOODS
Minket down away below the
regular prices to clear out and
lied make room for New Fall
Boots and Shoes
In this Department I have a
large and well -selected stock, di-
rect from the brat manufacturers,
hence I can guarantee the best
possible value for the least mon-
ey- --quality considered.
DINNER and TEA SETS
m choice patterns and Al qual-
ity, Cheap. Also a lot of Travel-
lers' Samples, and odd lines in
Glasswam, Mc., which I have taw
cured at a bargain, ousd will sell
away below their actual vides
* Full lines in Family Groceries.
A full supply of all kinds of
Paints anti Ms kept constantly
on band.
Patent Medicines a specialty.
R. B. 11OLLAtaTrog
GENERAL MERCHANT,
L.A.S1:1\TC31-CES
a ROPIT_AABLM
TIM PRICES ARE POPULAR I
LTHE GOODS ARE PLEASING 1
TRADI/4G WITH ME IS PROFITABLE
1
ALECK SAUNDERS,j;v4i2TETI,j
Has all kinds of Novelties for the Kitchen, LP'
And will procure Nem Things as fast as they appea.rj
THREE P's
IN
ONE POD.
IRONWARE DURABLE.
GRANITE) 11 pitaiinq.i.,7,
P".-"' ANOTHER LARGE STOCK TO HAND
SAUCEPANS, PORRIDGE BOILERS, TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PUDDING
PRESERVING KETTLES, Etci
THE NEW WHITE -WARE
.L -, Handsome for the Table, Durable for Cooking, Chemically Pure.
HAND -MADE RE -DIPPED TINWARE
Is SELLING FAST
Nothing like it has ever baba sold in the town. I have it in all lines. r" --
THE ONLY PLUMBING SHOP IN THE TOWN.)
SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING.
A.' B. CORNELL!
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—MI LEADING —
licLean's Block—ft the Spare—licLean's Block,
srna. °OUTWIT= Ta CONDUCT FUNERALS ATOLLS USUAL LOW PRIORS.
Remember, NO
2 first-class hearses.
ZNO CHARGE
14116-117
HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
FOR :MAUER.
FALL TRADE 1892.
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
ErThe FaII Season is now upon us, and, as a matter of
course, FALL GOODS are in demand. We are in re-
ceipt of a fine line, and shortly will have all Depart-
ments fully supplied.
Fine Hosiery, Gloves, Imported and Domestic
Woolen Yarns, Mantle Cloth and Tweed
will be a marked feature, while all the other lines—too
numerous to mention—will be fully up to the mark.
I do not pretend to keep the largest otock, but as
regards completeness of assortment, quality and price,
will be found second to none.
5 MIR CRNT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
STRICTLY ONR PRIOR
WHY
Does GEO. BARRY, t▪ he
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 I
BECAUSE
He finds that it pays in the
long ran. His motto it :
" Small Profits and Quick Re-
turns." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
Oive him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
Kr=mi eels- 3:47711S0
10S4 Draper and RaberLabor.
UN D ERTAKERS
3374.401*X-21:12rr etc SON
Nave added tu their present business one at 11..1. Nash's Latast Style
of Olty Hearses, also the finest line of funeral furnishings in the coaaty,
and are now prepared to 000duet foiterale at prices reasonable.
This department will be strictly attended to by his son Williams, who,
in the employ of the late D. Cordon tor Ote past ton years, has a
knowledge of the business, and by prompt attention hopes to ahem part csI
public patronage. Remember the place- -Wristet., on your way to the post
J. BROPHEIY & SON.
Patronise
True
cz=3° Competition.
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blir widen dessaisleb see alb
Yaw eseseeting with ell new ater1==
1141,1 soisileed
wires teamilliate:
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