The Signal, 1892-11-10, Page 7THE SIGNAL: Gt)D!ltTOH, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1892.
JOHN T. ACHESON.
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We are showing this vest special values in
TEEDS, UNDERCLOTEITG and
GREY FLANNELS.
Bee the Tweed we t 500. atsell
ayard, and the special 96cline
of ., worth 80c.
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A full line of
Gloves and HosieIv
A special line of Heavy Ribbed Wool Hose for Boys at
25 cents.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
FALL TRADE
1892.
The Fall Beason is now upon us, and, u a malts, of
course, FALL 0001)8 are in demand. We are in re-
ceipt of a few lines, and shortly will have all Depart-
ments fully supplied.
Fine Hosiery, Gloves, Imported and Domestic
Woolen Yarns, Mantle Cloth and Tweed
Suitiin$s
will be • marked feature, while all the other lines --too
numerous to mention—will be fully up to the mark.
I do not pretend to keep the largest Mock, but as
regards completeness of assortment, quality and price,
will be found second to none.
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An Elegant Cook Book
GIVEN AWAY
WIT' 'WEST FOUND es*
SPA BAKINC
SPecial values in TEAS and SUGARS
Fresh Baltimore Oysters, Daily.
At
CHOICEST LINES OF
CONFECTIONERY and FRUITS.
ED. OAM.PA.IV NZrB,
UrTelsphos. Caaneetion.
Agency fbr " MONSOON."
Car. Montreal -at and Square.
of+wFu IDCAa
Spain His Remnant —(horse -1 w
*Akio( bat for u• to elope; do yes think
year father would forgive .'
tare be would. O —How ono you be
sant! l:tbel—I felttle .stoma as that
seon.nd—I asked hint—New York Hr -
111d.
Oarid is a saw thee. although he sakes -
sway , Mn"
Col. Ham is leaking polls/pool sposehee
Georgia. No eggs, boys. m
It isn't the "flighty" poet who hi wt*sa-
AMs for all tie fugitive v...sa.
Then are .ea who tise themselves al-
most to death Ir a easy pith.
It is as odd bee that the duty 4 easel
mitioaarise is to ge to the had.
1f au young masa wee le find eat what
the wa1 waves •re ODOM let him ge b
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• big mac grooms most whoa 1. gees Ash
basses there a mare d W to off
"Wall, I'll be klehed r' es the football
and whea he heard they the .allege. had
W ool
• soused belle is nee a Mash math be-
ams,
.rase ie is w bust e.
Tear tars win some cess." cold the ise-
possoisse
hgyeses man es he eetei hie
oat
"Anything SOW ea beer "Yes." "What
r its "Oar baby. Itch Oat lammed M
walk."
The Tree .1 Kaew Pass$—What
who breathes will ke the mearwa
Pedagogue -H—.
Jepos sae. yes ...e..dr.t..d
t ame mus ASH you have . �m�..d.r.t..a-
fag with thea
• Yrs (Jun -fen .r 8e..—"W.it. Winis,
dN yea .Ivies your loess. tailor" "(farm;
I mimed
Chisego, did yes vee the Yes 4
AEA A .bead!" "Oa. yet, sade.4, awl
shooks heads with hr."
"They Ise sae yes are the Ladies .rs-
br .t the salve football tam. What
=IT de yen ii1 r "I pate. the bus
"ICS • fussy thing. Jew. that we sem
mak d oar par meiotic= belied their
laths." "We deal have b. The pear are
thwart fie"
Appeerasses Het Deeopett. rm
Mims Charlie proposed to ine the pe
bio did holt A iU,l" PrusserWell. so
waster.
The welt ere .w permitied to woes s
the Isle .f Mee Aid wall probably oh..gs
the seine .r the plass if they eta masts •
maierity.
"Will year daughter hh. Latta this
yew r Mother—No, there is w danger 4
it ; we had her veia•M 1 idose the left
home
How to Keep Red Conant Jam.—Put it
m the top shelf of tb..spke•rd, leek the
door and hide the key where little Jenny
=tenet itd it.
it's hard to say what the polities or the
m.e in t1. moos .re. Nounes the moos
is wet .ad someum.s it's dry. Tho apt.,
it is periodically f.11
M hart dies. sill Y pom se reasther
The emery helium white seise Dm ohm bassists t.fl cis wnaYe i
iimbar,
They sbio• 7••t emits
"Will you have another cup or nese 1"
Na landlady asked the boarder. He shook
his Wad. The spirit is willing." 1. said,
"but the coffee is weak."
Midnight Colloquy in the Parlor--Y..ag
Javan — Travel improves,os* so, Min
Flypp. Nis Flvpp--Indee! Why dm't
you travel, Mr. Javcos.
Under Cultivation—"that is Mies Sharp
singing. Her father is having her video
cultivated." "You oaa easily tell that."
"Mew !" "It's harrowing."
"8miggias appears to grow move stopid
every day." Yee Somebody told Wm
Nat • liths knowledge is • dange e.s
Aisg, sed 1. is trying to forgot 41 1.
t apas
Mad—Mies Flynt is to he married in
rest style Tuesday sight Ag.s.--Wb.
It the lucky man ! •'I oma't juin recall his
stns. bet it is the cin .1. Wit going to
mar
"Wen," aid t1. goodnatured msaa, as he
set in t1. restaurant, "that is • mots ac.
eu..odeii.g waiter. He probably thinks
I m set beam sod r waiting for M to
got as appetite."
A Facetious Boarder. —"Title bettor,"
said the boarder to the l•sdledy, 10 .
ns et ear couatry." 'How is that r .h.
salted. "Because our country is Ib.
sato." "Wen r "•.d in emite there is
This must b. • floe Arms for flout,
said • pedestrian' to • ern whe was 6Lh-
eegs.. •I tbiak so, b.," ..id the •miss.
'%w I have been Asthma hew lir ea ksur
sed oa.'1 get ose to leave
Not • God variety.—Duksw-1 bus
Aid railroads ought to hire aeeres*misl
egiseera (iawell--Whet ea earth are
astronomical engineer. , Duka.. --?b..,
who telescope their trains.
"Parker's fire i.eureacs policy oovered
the coal is his eller, sed the other da
Oat for• irks, he put i. • claim ler s�
the oral he'd horsed.' "What did the
sp
e niy do r "11.4Parker arrested fee
anon.
"Why doyen shave yourself!" inked t1.
barber. "Bus. .," said the tired suss
tomw. "it keno ins from loading ep es
hair wain ; k emblem me to eld at
talked to death ; sad I est the rely m•.
who ever did shave me who didn't .spent 1
tip when t1. Wag was fi.ie1.d."
Hotel Keeper (t. • friend)—What d• yes
think! A fellow come here the day lett
week and ordered • bottle of visa After
be bad taken • glass of it he said I —..u -
factored it myasU. Fried—How ridicu-
has ! Such • sour tests es year wise
hat got tan t be produced by artificial
ees.ie
t(hi)nk Yost M°. --Haug it •11, my
womb is a. hoer .low =gds ! I'. "doe to
e ll it if It keeps em heist this way. Sargon
tie Parent Oh, f trouble t de that Ned. It
was year grsudfather'n watch, you know,
sad N is ratty nature/ that H sheath have
hard work to keep up with you the way
you Ilya
Torg Mr. Stellate sank bath is his
Asir r the dower -Ad .,m.rvatry and in-
haled a gstle breath. "0, Mita f1...
view," 1. ..r.i.r.d, what ie that faint,
mysterious preempt that ..oat
west, the ever'
drr kir. Inaykate," replied
gp�ru�tttta� 'that le the single/ .dr
beesidrw beens NM omega"
CRISP AND CASUAL.
ll is sale to me Freesaa s Worm Poorders, T
bo sot
..jurete•
as the a t only w t1. worms tied
Ada bit
The Empire of Jape oomprion
13,000 woes, tows* sad villages, i. wbtd
00,000,000 people lit..
Bich heds*1. oaused by .noels of bile r
• drrurderd stomach is promptly removed
by .sits Natiem•1 Pilo. lm
Neither more that (s persons in every 100
in Loudon are Itn.g w oosfot t, while rath-
er more thea 30 in eery 100 an lhi.g io
poverty.
Women require one hoar of sleep more •
day than me.. Fewer of the latter teach
the age of 60 tine the Isms, but after-
ward the sterner sea bas the beet of it.
A tae-ppoouunud comm ball was recently due
up at Lakea►de, Ind. It has bees tdeau
Sed as • relic of the uses whew Mad An-
thony Wayne was in oommsed Nereaboute
• curious oireumstaaoe u oo•.ectios with
the r.oent epidenuc of cholera at Hamburg
was the departure of all the bode from tbe
city only • few days prior to t1. outbreak.
Recast experience has proved that if •
delicate pine of Moe be pl=od between aa
iron plate aid • disk of gunpowder, •ad the
latter be detonated, the lace will be clearly
stamped on the iron.
The Harvard faculty has annossoed that
dari.a t1. fall and winter rectorial courses
will 6. give. to medical practitioners is
bsotrblogi.al dsg.osr of Asiatic cholera
Imported germs will 1,e used.
Oely one 910,000 bill aad only three 16,-
000 bills are wow cutetanding.inailyI
there were 900,000,000 worth of110,000
notes and 990,000,000 wortk. 416,000 notes
The others have been redeemed.
A magnet at Willet'. Point, Long !ahead,
w cowidered the largest sad etrougst is
the world. It is made of two lb -inch Dahl•
,p.. wowed mooed with eipbt miles
of malts charged 'nth eiecu city.
" • chemical seems and medical
tnsmph, ' so speaks Y eminent pbaicien in
refr.00. to Ayr'. Cherry Pectoral ; sad
the eulogy was wow too Areag. No other
msdi.ise is so sale and eSea.Mss in all dis-
owns of the throat sod (ossa
Five Presidents of the United States were
eluted without the assistance of the Skate
of hew York. These wen (Jorge W ssh-
iagte. (flus time) in 1789 ; James Madison,
is 1816 ; Jams Nathanson, in 1866 ; U. 8.
(heat, ie. 1860 ; R. B. Hayes, in 1876.
" Nothlsg succeeds like sweces," and so-
tbiag will more quickly insure scorn then
true merit. For fifty `errs, Ayer. N•r-
s•pariia has .•intnined its popularity as
the esprir blood purifier. It stands epos
its awn mrita and oevr fail to give satis-
faction
I. the limited spate between Worth -et.
and the Battery, whore there are many
1.rgs wholesale houses, it is stated that 15,-
000 women are employed es typewriters. A
single typewriting m ehise company finds
me.., through its various ofbos, for
10, .amen a year.
The Kalman' of Astr.kes, • roving peo-
ple
ntunhering about 150,000 soul, have at
last been freed from serfdom. When the
other Resits sorts were freed in 1861 it
was coauthored dangerous to er:teed this
privilse to these people. lest their wildness
would Mad to its abase.
The originator or the theory that the
earth is round was probably Males of Nikr-
ts about 640 B. C. He root ouly taught
that the earth was giobahr in form, but or
the ive sores, some of the principle circles
of the sphere, the capacity of the moon and
the true course of tthoo lunar eclipses.
he Cold Wave
HM struck u•, but we are not avoid, as we have
A COMPETENT STAFF
AND
Clip HAIM 1BI JOB Ill OH LINE.
wa NAPS • LAaea NOCE Or
STOVES
FOR HEATING AND COOKING
FOR COAL OR W000.
III Ana STILL SAZINo Tea
RE -DIPPED TINWARE.
GIVE U8 A CALL
SAUNDERS & CO.
WICST STREET.
Fall Millinery �
MISS CAMERON,
Who has recently visited the leading markets in the East, hale now
in stock complete lines in all
The Latest Styles of Millinery, suit-
able for Fall and Winter
Trade.
And respectfully invites an Carly inspection of the same.
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton-st.
A. B. CORNELL
1
J'STD£RT
T�
roe' McLeafa's Block --On the Square--McLeaan's Block,
STILL CONTINUES TJ4OONDUOT N\SRAM ATIHI8 l;SL'AL WW PRICk8,
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The beat stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to'vs him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
ZNO CHARGE FOR
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
EVERYBODY USES
EDDY'S
.MATCHES
BEST QUALITY. SURE LIGHTER.
WHY
Doe. (IFO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
• undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies 1 And how is it
that he can sell so cheap?
BECAUSE
TEZE�'I30N=
15AIZI.,012ZI
Tou,NTo BRANCH -29 Front-st. West. MONT=LL Bluets --818 8t
James -at huntress. Wooz --Hull, Goads.
NDERTAKERS
J_ eROPH3EY dt BON
Have added to their present business o.e of B. J. Na.h's Latest Style
of Qty Hearses, also the 8ntst line of funeral furnishings in the county,
and are now prepared to conduct funeral at primes reasonable.
This department will be strictly attended to by his esu William, who,
is the eusploy of Opp late n Gordon for the punt two yearo, has .
kaewldge of the basin..', and by prompt att....0.wi Aspen to share pert of
patronises B..seusher the place— Weet+t, es your way te the
tis Otve Y • • -""
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Rs
tarns." He also makes •
specialty of picture framing.
Give him s call before purchas-
ing
urchasing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357 y
Patronise
True
.Competition.
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