HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-1-19, Page 7TRE SIGNAL: OODKRIOH, ON?., THURSDAY, JAN JARY 19, 1893.
N ACHESON.
SPECIAL SALE OF
ANTLE CLOTHS AND SEALETTES.
oder to clean •wt the balance of our stuck of the above goods be-
fore stock taking,
WE HAVE RE -MARKED
in plain figures,
&V&RY PIECE OF MANTLE CLOTH AND BEALETTE.
This Ooportunity Seldom offered so Early
in the Season.
+ + + + + + +
Our Stock its Z.e.rge
AN1u
Must be Red.uced._
JNO. T. ACHESON.
FALL TRADE
1892.
The Fall Season is now upon us, and, as a matter of
course, FALL GOODS are in demand. We are in re-
ceipt of a few lines, and shortly will have all Depart-
ments folly supplied
ine Hosiery, Gloves, Imported and Domestic
Woolen Yarns, Mantle Cloth and Tweed
Suitings
will be a marked feature, while all the other linea—too
numerous to mention --will be fully up to the mark.
I do not pretend to keep the largest •-tock, but as
regards completeness of assortment, quality and price,
tube found second to none.
POTION KINDLY INVFrID.
PNB CRINT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
OILY ONH PRIOR
Draper and Haberdasher.
-MAS FRUITS!
We have in meek proses. a fall II., of the tolwlsg goods
alencia Raisins,
London Layers,
Black Baskets.
Dehesia Clusters.
orida Oranges,
Florida Tangerines,
Messina Lemons.
Rieme Figs,
Candied Peels.
Golden Dates,
Filatra Currants,
ocoanuts,
Peanuts.
Almonds,
Filberts,
Walnuts,
Brazils,
Ws have also the most complete stock of Confectionery to be
bad outside of the cities. Try a box of our choioe Creams, they are
Imre to please you.
Select Baltimore Oysters arrive daily. Finnan Middies. Bloat-
ers sad Oisooes and all kinds of seasonable fish in stock
AT
ED. CAXPtt&IGNE'B
ParTelephosie Connection.
Cor. Montreal -et and Square.
THE WEARING OF MOURNING.
Dsmosesing the •Ugs.1s. w R and ore
neta.er Nor Is.
all preen to the cele
will be wan as Wog as the world
iir it is the 'sly outward widgeon .t
ems is psemIKed to make, as wall aseeq
Me ei from the untimely a
d lading st+•agttr who, were nee her
ft ae
ink a orb, mad ret be expand to Wow
hat la With grated ea Ike feelhwe et a
than ansinanse. tiermidesg is the net
e ntaiire mnl, asthe peered UMW
ihnO lessto Word k. dist thaemine
• an ways to show to she world the n►
net they had ler the dead and the sorrow
obey overseenin their Ilea. Tie eti-
tks d ss.eureing is entirely apart from
MHment in the nen, for est'. owe
Ilsip rather Hes • nidal ekeis •1e
severs the knit .r tom. w sable robes
henM be were. Widen wear deep none
air. .i- tktg of weals' stab and erm
pS.
ler twit year& Children wear the same fer
serene east _est then lights, K with
ag i k1..kk ellk *Rhea nye. Seared
• es.sNappb, weld Isllows the a9.usedp period
ef tIIMI white. MI wine ael dMI{etre j..L
h e rssrrw of O. bet 1. Ann
Ines esenkg is genned sheen* bp
Mt the depth of be onion with ear -
mine. Mho _ ...neck... bemmer OM-
ilni-
ne or ennmatiia by Mw.M
teepee vers. when a peen a lrie•�
a
w wat ershad din Per est year me
Makinnalis den. nee b thele w
pig*, is el. 1. Penile null Wien
1beesays4 hem* eitbir • ./ch, sae m-
issiles. demotes, le e.. eb... Neem. en-
iermpathy. eat en palatal se
h ese
ret p5 erM.Meg. _ they eel
M :na b _Ari and
tete proper •.e + . lest are
W se olds as py• testa� i
m end
len widen ditto ted reser.
be dleimiss el tee 111Ne er to Ow*
The sad face glorys mach nes Imo" of a
ewrtfek grief then a lean ewe veli En
legible *yea The 4l.... , of msebsirg
ebeithl ases.pusbeif_ by Repose rather
askrerpine from Meek to oollara, as
the Genre ten had been berden
tbes they meld awry a Inger. 11.Lss
the wearies sad the •g oat of nee
kg apparel ass be .eoest ech-i with de.
ecsse�, it won t show far muse ranee to
the dead if tt were never donned at all.
The teas. Trus...
There is a (:ooh Tenors Oatmeal Trust
a Ptawder Tete, and sew and ties • Meas
Trust 1 es it and net anewrpri.. to
bars of the Inds' rise, is apps 4. pro.
�erti�. of the Hoer 'rust The Bear
Trum is ans
at hen rgsly whose Inn dsad per
a�en very
Aimg., the hoof the Moes Ashen
A.si.sapiVAtel at
it yrepeess be _ en nee
oits rs aid with anew off b► w duple paean leers mt
w a pout at whish brewers eat
sae WI, Se bay up its dimgm/td efvsY ii
tee .nl t . sats nod prodestier of boar le
the (Med Meat.
limbi the plea se outlined w poper. It
•Mehr gloom and neesnawss w the ranks
.t the healthy army .f borer 000•omen. At
dent there will be kwer pries.gnome end se kr se g
=the Boa Time ares/. awn all o-..
—, t�eyiassksesms the isehH1ieg
Ielar tt b • �� �iM. ate pane
wp w
leers n.etien d Me ,nano of the Hoer
Tree will impel We*Min to
eine : " Dona with An 1 1Asshester
With Msiquartere
Inn asek-heNen.
Noevtin,-I haw Med R. Il. lk sin
es.slls't cora/,, beth as ss bind posher
a.d haftmel&d•f was bar •
Lag aswkled wW id lanashe sod
sal tried a bsltls. Mink
that I hare
Ilser, Oat.
does thee wed b .a set
sus
A 0000 STORY.
bbrs /pulling et glen Rha 1. WA • UNM
aa..o.a.
"Ass &sheat @rsetss kt'•n. said the
deter, .. W bromide before bin • Loiter
at the Neuss, who. alter a kid hearing,
was oo•dem•ed to be stroll J.
" Meroy, oh Kies ! " oriel the m•happy
main.
" x nopssded the king, .ter wly,
.. Vonqat have oumpired me, aad yw must Py the penalty with your Me.. The
clock as now grumbling co the stroke of 19
wh.0 it .oesde the hour yes .oust ted fare-
well to ...elk."
"tQaiok as • tbovght the prieseer tared
ae the ciook, wbioh stood by the throne,
mad, with • mighty push, threw A from its
pedestal and it fell with • crash to the gate.
"I bow to your will, oh king ! " he said,
calmly. " Wilma this uIo;k strikes I will
rho, and not before"
'• As • tribute te bus preens of mind the
ki.g spared the prieooer's life, .reef alter s
kris( iapri.uenteat, gave Vim kis liberty.
"Quite as iotennin4 as the ober," ea.
°kissed s lady when the narrator had 8e -
heed.
• Shows that there is nothing new .oder
the sass," chimed in soother.
. Runge yea," said • .mall, quiet mea
in the dormer, after the aanometa bad run
their enures : " very good story and I bate
to spoil it, bat 1 must du it."
• • What r exclaimed the story teller.
•
lies, must do a. Thee were no clocks
in sanest Persia. so the prisoner could not
haw. ,wt.mhed ons. "
Napoleonic see...ty.
It seers to one," s.id a friend of the
bank President, " that your Ca' silkier is meet
too extravagant for safety."
" How inquired the President, looking
up user his spectacle.
•• W 11, 1e • building two or three new
h ouse", be is baying unimproved real estate,
he owns a lot of railroad stock and is Inter-
ested in various seh.nlea."
"That's eceoomy, my dear sir,' explain-
ed the President.
" Rcwom), nothing," protested the
freed. " His salary is only $2,500, isn't
it•"
" That's all."
•• Well, how the dickens clan he spend
110.000 or more every year "
The President took o0 his glasses .e!d
wiped chem carefully.
•• lin-er," be replied, " ooly by the most
careful e0000 -y, my boy. It takes an
eoosomist, I tell you. to do that. Now, d
be were getting $10,0110 a year, and saved
$2,500 for investment, then wouldn't be
•aytbiag at ell is it, but to do it the other
way is \.poleosic, my boy, Napoleonic."
Detroit Free Prem.
ae.soi isomer .a nesse..
" Undoubtedly my testator horses wee a-
bsrit d, thoegh for year. latest. I have
eelss the apes. m lrelead where my .ssontors
killed an on to feed t, the honk, bet not
WI I r.cb.d middle life did I tarn my •s-
undas to what has Ninos become my greet -
e st pleasure. Suffering from overwork, I
was advised to buy a saddle bores by my
physician, Dr. Samuel Hall, cousin of the
Rev. 1h. John Hall - to fel/owing this ad -
trice I attribute my vigor at the age of blas
Dr. Hall bought a horse for ass in July,1866,
saying : . II you rids ae hoar a day, it will
do you snare good than any medicine.' I was
them 32 veers old. Fissdissg 1st .addle too
violent, 1 wbstit.ted dnvin, sad is three
moo tb.gained twenty fiveposads. The long-
er I drove the better 1 felt sad the more is -
Wrested I became in harsh, bat sever own-
ed more than six et a time until I bought a
farm. Whenever 1 saw • better bass thus
I had in my .table, I beught him and sold
the least desirable of my six."
" Is it • fact that Sunt was lame when you
bought ber'"
'ea, I knew it. bat $..ator Stanford
didn't. i told his superintendent and train.
or, who were afraid to Worts :be Senator of
what, however, gave DA WO wooers, as 1
Item that the trouble was in the shooing.
Now just listen to this from that old book
l' re soeo'iooerl."
" Whs.'s the anther!"
' • W. Owner, a regular .argeos, who
foaled oat 'hawk. for himself, believing with
the Scotch pr• rrb : • The fox •ever found
a better subetitate than harmed.'"
'. ' Wherefore. know all mss by Leese
presents, that whosoever talks of horses be-
ing chest foundered or shook in the should
ere, is .n ignorant pretender to the ksowl-
edite of this animal, sad is Maned shakes
in the head.'"
" What do you call chest founder, inter-
fering and overstocking ` "
" Too monk toe A. enhanced Mot
makes an novae gam end aeoouatn for meat
of the trouble with lotus.. Apia, take the
oohs bows. the lower pastern and tee upper
pasters bens., plain tine is position ole .
table is frost of you, and you will tied that
by elevating the beak or wisp at the oak
bean you inose .wily aeon er lower the
i nkts. The abet d elev.sissg the heals In
server been .udustod, so far as i know.
Keep the nen of bosses in ite proper posi-
tlou sad saticaetr dimes has a terrors for
me."
Dose nobody know anything neat the
borne ! '
• There are exesptions, of course. There's
Atsxa•tle Daher, el Washintoe,who was
paid 526,000 to task oar .ray veterinary
semen how to an for cavalry Men
Almonerr e carried the WU through
2=Chmidu Great', Admieistrstisa
eppesed it, bat whoa
eared eed 'ohm flog called a lines
epe.s� hes.s be released.
" Ha• net aieir^ of New lark, great
keened. of h.1?"
' Terve email the gee Miss TO whom I
Re ler sslesssd Irw .1..1••.41 ire. i .e
deeply imagi ed to bite is May ways H.
knows heti to .hoe a ben ens be is etom-
petwt so mite Won the hires."
Apropos of lisant, I've • theory that
(Ali orsia will peens ben iters thee
any part of Mi. .sentry, besets they an
he traisssd all the year rest."
" 1t is mere $has probable. I know that
a beers that gegen here the Inter p.rt of .
mita will p to Q.lrsrsia end .ssgab. to the
end. lined fe dardnpd there earlier "
' Will this sharks the naive lit. of .
harm , "
I've gine se shonght se that quer.
" What yonban thesgbt riot, I dare
sag, i, des simitsrity ie awe and not d
the twasso ..a.n of wearing high bested
shoes."
' That reminds to .f Seery Ward
He..her, who erne keen my Ake whoa my
yang daughter was there, Me Mew wear.
Mg sigh hen Hoad.r tuned to nes say -
ktg : ' Rebert Heiner, I abut yea k.4
mere seem ten to lot your drstllhtr war
Wi ds ! " it wee a in reproof " -En
F $desyWeshinte.
sl.... Abseil Tema.
It is the eon* report about toss that
it.erpse Bo ler the theist lead Isla/
tssatisg net r N.Mlh•bb awes with
who ars t e ldd with ens*, serve
nine, baa hlik sad en nss5/ise Any
engin MR OW. yes syes WW MMM bee et
fem. it Is es mil are.
The Imp bee-ilm ere Ills so as
To Preserve
The rubes.., calor, and busty of the
hair, the greatest are lo .aoss•.y,
much harm being dose by the sae e(
eternises droning'. To be we ei
having a first -chew article, ask your
druggist or perfumer for dere Oar
Myer. It is absolutely superior to any
otter preparation of the kind. It
restores the original color and fullness
to hair which has become thin, faded,
or gray. It keep the scalp cool, moist,
and free from dandruff. It heals itching
humors, prevents baldness, and imparts
to
THE HAIR
a silken texture and lasting fragrance.
No toilet can be considered complete
without this most popular and elegant
of all hairdressings.
" My hair began turning gray and
falling oat when 1 was about as years of
ages 1 have lately been using Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and tt is causing a new
growth of hair of the neural color. '-
R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas.
"Over a year ago I had a severe
fever, and when I recovered, my hair
began to fall out, and what little remain-
ed turned gray. 1 tried various remedies,
but without success, till at last I began
It)
USE
Ayer's Hair Vigor, and now my hair is
growing rapidly and is restored to its
original - Mrs. Annie Collins,
Dighton, Mass.
•• 1 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
nearly five yam, and my hair is moist,
glossy, and in an excellent Mate of
presarvatioo. I am forty years old, and
have ridden the plains for twenty-five
years. '-Wm. Henry Ott. alis. "Mus-
tang Bill," Newcastle, Wyo.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
ler ++
remand=
Rhin a verywkwal ossa horse
M thew Mess We nitel.
She opus:tingl . Nooaesee ! I11 wager
you'll be tired .1 marriage within toasty.
fear hours after you bare bought see my
sew dense."
He lberoiaally) _•' Wen, Liss, PU never
boy our for you_"
Mrs. Andrew tern gis ho very systematic
in her charities, and amen .11 needy cease
whiok come to bee retiee to be investir•ted,
and gives help where it is deserved.
Pink Pills tor Pale People are tate oat♦
Seisate&c •sol Retinal, and therefore tie
only Perfect Remedy ever di,00yered Id.'
the cure of disease. depsading upon • de-
praved and watery state of the blood. As
they supply, to a oosdessed form, the 'ab-
eamsss actually needed to enrich the blood
and restore the nerves, they remove the
o.nap and so cure the disease. All desiurs
or by mail. pod l aid, at 50 orate • bo: or
six boxes for $2.50. Dr. Williams' Modi-
cum Co. Brockville, (at.
Th1e Old ave
Has struck w, but we are not afraid, as we hare
A COMPETENT STAFF
Au14
OAA HANDLE AAI JOB I1 OH LIB.
WIC KAYE A LARGE ITOt a ur
STOVES
FOR HEATING AND COOKING
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
ws ANE !MIL RARING THE
RE-DIPPE 0 TINWARE.
GIVE :CS A/41CALL
SAUNDERS & CO.
WEST STREET.
ARRIVED THIS WEEK.
AB30LIR66Y PURE AND Y6&48.
The Largest .sortment of
Candies,
Chocolates,
Bon Bons,
Nuts,
Raisins, etc.,
TOWN.
Florida and Valencia Oranges.
A. B. CORNELL
—Tam"was
v��Rzi
tate' licLean's Block—On the Square—McLean's Block,
STILLIOONTINUie T3IOONDUCr ruN1gRALe ATIHI$ USUAL LOW PRICae.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to ggl1va him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
;+NO CHARGE FOR HRARSES
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
EVERYBODY USES
EDDY'S
MATCHES
BEST QUALITY. SURE LIGHTER.
M3Oi V in
1a
Tonoom Ba*lrcu—t9 Front -.t West. MoxraLAL BRANCH -818 St
Jamas-et. MatiWtu Woa1>,.—Holl, Canada
UN D ERTAKERS
3'. t0PH]' T BON
Have added to their present badmen eine of H J. Nash's 1,44,4st
t]g Qlw Esr ss, also *he Ansa Ilse of funeral iaraihNags is the county,
sad ars mew papered ered to e..dem fuasrais as prune e reasonable.
TV1.1spasrbm..t will b.Me D s11$adad .. by Ids sea � who,
`k Mdga_ d the Mei issea, and by pros mpt s tka hethe past len m to emirs yTalrE
O&• M Sive a us fa t5ai1. nage. Rensember the phew-WtMR+f:. way wto the pint
J. BROP$BY & SON.
WHY
Dos. GKO. BARRY, the
Goderioh furniture dealer sad
undertaker, keep the best Mock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies! And how is it
that be oar sell so cheap 1
BECAUSE
Ha Inds that it pays in the
long run. His mow is :
Saran Profit. and Quick Re -
tarns." He s.picture
mikes a
vedGive bin • call before freesias.
Mg elsewhere. TM
Fluid always on hand. 3357-y
Patronise
True
.Competition.
Tint O•.•..•1. P•osao a• r w• frig
: vluu with a Tv ler•
ark els s en Is
se crag 5.5. who
istretre
wires to
Meet
gum
w .
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that J•. 'hi
, be 'arise for
✓ !neem Irl e(
etabserine to
.olard 4*,. 0
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nivel • the
rand hem M
kinneel W.
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1k. 8ss.1, ot[
heir nein C
led.
Taylor, ssmsded
Villisa CNN, oil
titer for Its wren
pointed W. O. fN
nemities see .lei
19.f rend no
keen Vsliarell
B ydl. Cel, !toll
ernes ea ME
amitte-1i.elr&
newly, Spalings
ss, Yd's.., feel
sines — roots.
�tw Ours.,
6M, B newels., I
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ersais, Misr, Me
*nein 1Ws,
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ink.
emu y
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arty - r...rs. 1
art, gr..., Darns
Rattus --Messrs.
.s, Vibe
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ENT OPINION.
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led Nus is enhs
t kis fey remedy
he N. P.
Maser amen.
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dmsaAsia vie
Wein Devwool
o n Ma .otdine
hawl the Did tee
bent and oleos
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pe el nein ef
the prise to ibe 1
seest teeny ler
The 5
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