The Signal, 1892-8-18, Page 7• THS &SIQIIhAL : Gt00ERI011, QZi'i'.. TIIURBDAY, AUGUST 18, 1892.
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1(4IN• T. ACHESON
Ili CASRMBRE ROSE 1
A full assortment of our
famous linewith Double
Knees for Children.
pECIAL RIBBED LINE
FOR LADIES
In 8 1-2, 9, and 9 1-2 inch,
at 25 cts.; regular price of
this I i is 35c.
IPECTION ifivretco.
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1EMOVING HIS BACKBONE.
.warred "'arta Tate■ Oen - tt "e
taeaaa.leg R.. WWU use.
e Passaic physicians have performed •
LeBow operation on Jobe Hackett, the
ie eleetncmar conductor who was fi-
ts a Allem last weak.
theyi spine wee bsdly injured. His
extremities were numb said .stuns
physicians who attended him at the
declared "tat could r resod
ern: To tneir • he
miner anti .bowed Was of improve-
ros.ultation wan held Friday night.
esu decided that leis only bops of m-
y
lay in an operation. Be was thee
d on a table and pot under the imam
of morphine. A long cpoeitt. wee nab
the backbone and the mud ver -
were caret;.ily ezmni.ed. Five w -s
I to he splintered sad fractarsd. They
hes i ily on the .pleat cord, which wee
e d and iltscolored.
e operators decided that it emelt be
to retro%e the fractured vMebrs. sed
vied In ',compliant( Mb deka, sr
m. The patient was esauudtated with -
viscera had remit. He is mid to be
meg
e physician' who per'smed the opera -
were itrs. Terhnse, Randal, Via hip -
ties and Terhon..
Tae atSNsr s nateeme.
'editor sat in leie onoe *hair, kis shoes
patched, his dish,s threadbare sad
iu looked weary sad wort erbk carr.
k sadly thiskia at bests— Net, old
ses slowly rowed hint crept ad be-
he
-
kaew it be eoadly Wpb i mad .lamp
beeine,f that be mu dead ale fru.
Me sed tori hie mirk" bad fad, and trot
a cowbell tolled for the weeded net
■ cowhide .ole. Aid as he leeched
eg the .hula" that as eke and twee h is
✓ ►sok., he shortly abaarvsd em bee
• that creakingly hangs a Mage ist
the eatrance was ekes/ with • rad
ted `latae himself, owed pespi.t est
mr for travellers there shork and the.
V Pa.iav .atter spat. t "Cane is .y
rot shall mat yea - .i .d
thi in the piece I emit the sees who
w gay their obsaripti a ler
et r life tyy may sweeps, %bay' 1 Aad
. they're dead it's set Ms bar. I will
It od
trtM w�p
pparsewhereeeIlush tie. tibia
sad
I condie
"re I ca.their beads with s of tie,
akes
• ale melted leach, ad If el .d s.h-
r they only limit, ghees dies tiler
` to debt : w het b
sit here base, and nit hot b' wear
tut ; sad if -bey mention they deft fine
s� P their maths
wwilnkkwereea Kest
del tarsi IdNa ovvir1b NM wtf- kale."
Utht kle .p p Is saber webs wed
`lett Mel it uses, the kwme ;''' v
iamb, and phi _les all a dream, �i Ms of tifia�. who
Mab tit sed sewer pap the prlater.
pn$P Alto CAau01►..
nta...ani ssrt.w4 asnrsavw55.ses tn...a..
The .sung bled hates the oast red a
nsnc► 55 Nes ban dna.
• art .. paeratias be .,lore
mit
bl
Artier
tee
the d l7
Meade het is reesemmedail nisi -
hub
• Ms bu Pw+iisnes, It. 1., bee ham
asmkir. shesateiy. for 100 yes..
Ata Paris fair a pries was awarded te the
was with tee magi •io•atema .a ml abb.
The oet.try .bout Norfolk, Vo., Lit
Feat pausal prod.sdag aoatrs at the wsr�
Expoditioa Island, of the onset of •r..
treks, bas el.terioaakT disapps.rsd from
view.
Of the 82.369 prams taspriaoagd in the
United ltaas for crimes 6.t "year, 7.367
were =cyder.,..
Workmen ars net allowed to work oa the
streets i. New Bedford u.kaa they have
bees eateraljped.
og
the livor aid bowels t y ism
jod oior..D w of Mahood Pilo, they ere
psr.ly vegetable- is
Heaters .ear Cab lags, P., aro excit-
ed over • ..ow -white deer sew several times
recently fa the nts.atadas.
The baby clothes mark by Ma. Job. Ad-
ana for her eat, Joh. gamy Adams, win
be exhibited at the World's Fair.
The ossa, of tali., jest completed,
shows that aosatry to have a population of
0,000,000, • gain of 11 per sat. over 18-
81.
As ice yaoht has travelled a rills 1. la.
10s., • running horse in la 334., • ter -
heat in lm. 60e., • stemms yeast is i a
comber with the following alphabetical
rhyme, dssetiptive d the inebriate's ezperi.
saw gins abohoL The dears says be
Waned it from • patient, • young mar of
ability end fine meal perceptions, bats cos -
finned drunkard. whose .yes would areal
with tears se be recited this graphic deavip-
tios of his own downward career :
A stand. for Aloosd : deathlike hie gap ;
B for Betdnasr, who takes just a nip,
C for Cyd- tike owe hi. on :
D for the Dames el drink that is horn
S for lydsnser lie maks to reset,
F .ads for Friend. who so loudly Jriedst
G for the Guilt that he eftorwaeds feels :
H for the Horses that hang at hie beds ;
I his imitation to drink not at all ;
J .t.ods for Jeering that follow. his fell:
K fcr his Knewledaw that be i. • slave,
L stands firths Liquor kis appetites crave;
M for ewtivi.l M.obt'O gay ;
N ,tads for No that he tries hard to say;
O hr the Orgies Mat thea cow to pass ;
P steads kr PMMde that he drowse m hi.
Q far the Quarrsb that nightly absent
Z atami Ise Reis that hovels ere uad
8 steads lar 8y►r flat kb vibes bodies.
T Meade for '14r ince that seises hM
limbs
U for his thelebesss dank is the slat.
V basi ser veers hs y bsm.sa;
mates W ter tet a 1iM mama don ;
X far Ida e.p.tk.4 by true.
Yeah of tW elrhn sash weaken is
mints;
iltal.ady tors from Cie tempter in time
There were five Moods in February of
the years 1616, 1644, 167K 1700, 1712. 1740,
1765, 1796, 1806, 1836, 1864, 1892. The like
will moor in 1904.
Samples of tea grows sad eared at Sum-
merville, 8. C., baso bees received io Bal-
timore which expert tea dealers have pro-
uoaooed wpenor to Bast laths tea
A cariou. mak. in Sostb Africa lives
wholly upon bird.' egg. It bus De teeth or
stn of teeth in the mouth, rte whole &m-
id array being located in the stomach.
The • • well of frau., air " is agar Ia►yto.,
G. The drill paused throat!' a five toot
strata= of fromo gravel dues a series of Me-
ttiee from which `Date of framing air 000au
with perfect regularity.
A new oil pips line, rival to the Standard
Od Company, . to be ran from Northwest- 1 •
era Pennsylvania to Newburg, as the Hod-
ge. The line will be 212 miles long, sad
will cwt about $1,2080,000.
An origiime' method of inducing the Tea-
ddate of Abaco- Lorraine to become Ger-
mans hes bass discovered by the Volk, the
organ of Herr Stoecker. Thie journal pro-
poses that the State shell give • dowry to
every native of Abate -Lorraine who marries
a Genesis.
OPUI, A R•
r.�ABTNC� '
ROFITgBLE
THREE P's
IN
ONE POO.
THE PRIDES AU POPULAR 1
THE GOODS ARE PLEASING 1
TRADING WITH NE 18 PROFITABLE 1
ALECK SAUNDERS, MET
Has all kinds of Novelties for /he Kitchen,
And will procure New Things as fast as they appear.
GRANITE l CLEAN,
HEALTHFUL,
IRONWARE DURABLE.
ANOTHER LARGE STOCK TO HAND
IN
SAUCEPANS, PORRIDGE BOILERS, TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PUDDING
PANS, PRESERVING KETTLES, Etc.
THE NEW WHITE -WARE
Papa•e saw..:.
t'b.r.iag as is the weer y prattle of 1..e
seat childhood, it is ..w pintos arly agree-
able at shoat 1 o'clock m the wer.mg, whoa
you ars "dead for .10.11."
There ere young sad talkative chidden'
who have no more regard for your feelimp.
or for the proprieties of life, lima to open
their peepers with a tip et 1 or 2 A. r and
seek to engage yea in ealivantng dialogues
of this .ort:
Yoe theta you will p57 no heed to the
begelaaive little voices, hoping that silence
as pen part will keep the youngsters quiet ;
bat son the boy of 3 pipes out sharply :
• Will r you say.
• Yet wake, papa!'
' Yes.'
'8e's ter.'
•Yes, I bear that you are,' you say with
said earsaua 'What do you treat r
'Oh, main ''
'Well, lie still and go to sleep, thea.'
'I isn't sleepy, papa r
'Wolf, I an. young mem.'
'Is you! I isn't --mot a bit. I say pope,
Pulls !
'Wells
Tea gHd a'.Ornosi.
Gmrrinstap.-tent Simms ear .Wdtsa
wen vary had with sad
the ally r that � th raj ed
was Dr. Fowler's timet el WW1
We read twelve books a. the
berry. Latweather ad would set be wiliest N
at in these the oast.
Ju. Hawn, New ifdiaburgk, ON.
'If yea were rich what would you buy
me r
'1 don't know -go to sleep.'
'Wouldn't you buy stn tuna r
'I f•.cy se : sow you -
'What, papa '.
'Wen, a stems engine, maybe ; sow you
to sleep.'
ga'With a whistle that world wed, papa'
'Y0., yes; sow yes yetsleep.'
'And world the wheals go rated, paps"
'Oh, yes (yawning). Shut year 5755,
• lee.... awe.
Ora of the tenet swam beam in the
world i bead In !bleed. It is a aotseal
b.a.stetar sad slily Perm s& pssbabk
ehamtsa i•
the wetlkw. It is called gems.
.air and twins bleak ..only haws sa era
pinnies rah, whits is les nether it is
a.ettiod with spots of whoa Far • kw
Om tido
beet as em it tiats..sbowr i ts
edam) end sate
•
les
arties of rusk b edldtr. Tks melt,
.b.orlds( the steistsea, tented Meek whom
tdiesw n while
tire rsemat atertephan Ineght
set the salt hsm the krtntw bras Nees hm
while spats w W wAt.a
M asebMee tbe w leeWr.
✓ M' ifemm.b.r oath •-s.basm ILO -
*
i.~ Ib. oft.• li=t ism his c.deibs-
e k i4ttaptlino es "b Deeehumain
•
li�esnl OL.Meer t That mothst week -
!y *rod Toe o.samaa. Res as. is sand
Ursa by the prams ,ares DL YAW-
'I say. papa ,,
No saner.
'Palo,.
W dl, what now T
'Is you 'fraid of tie dark!'
'NO (drotrod7. )
'I isn't either, papa,'
'Well"
'I want a jiak.'
No, you don't'
'I do, p.p.
Experience has taagbtou theel
the will
be no peace Datil you you
brought the
link' sod you scurry out to tbo beth roen
m the dark, k.00kiag your shins arena
everything as yea go.
'Now, I don't went to bear •senor ward
fro" 70" tonight.' You say. as be gals
down • mouthful of water be didn't weak
Two .mune later be say. :
a
' .hook bels, laddie, papa will have to
it-'
'smash
vans n •poll 'dog,' papa.'
'Well, nobody wants tr. boar you spell it
at 2 o'e1sk m oleo .os leg.
v6 ag- dog : b 'bM rt kt !"
'Yas, yes ; Dow lie doer., .ad go to sleep
instaatty •'
a''Tahai I shall be • good boy, won't 1
'Tar, You'll be be best boy on earth.
Good eight, Iberia'
W.jl, we11 t W but Der
I. I year little boy
'Ye. yes ; of ea.D.'
'teams awes haven't get say little boys ;
bat Tee les.. barss'1 Tea''
' D,.'t yes wish you had two, fres, as;
'lehee. twe•ety dz, .1e -tee, bee him.
deed BINe beTn r
• b. mare passibility of .rah a rsmeb
and seatiapet cah.it7 se pearly... 7w.
Chet yea lie sessebhms for bus .boat., *w-
in you tsar a yawn at tare 1• aha
• W your .N•, a utile Anese nibWeis le w
« ane tine 1f.•.• Pair o[
•h. as ossa or twins, • wars, swiss inns
load mash.. oat ma towobsa year few le
mar* eer• Yes ars there sad the b'iy is
▪ with his Meek whore btu head might
is ha
Handsome for the Table, Durable kit Osikia& Chanicaky Pure.
HAND -MADE RE -DIPPED TINWARE
1s SELLING FAST
Nothing like it has ever bebn sold in the town. I have it in all lines.
TEE ONLY PLUMBING Mr
SANITARY PLUMBING AND'
A. B CORNELL
TSi Lie ".e—
v SMT ASR
YEN"' McLean's Block—On the Square--McLean's Block,
STILL CONTINUES TJ CONDUCT FUNERALS ATIHIS USUAL LOW PRICES.
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 HEAR E8.
111011.47
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
andassary reams kw sail&
i�Dim Mei , with bowleg the town the Ai-
sne wit Issas ens of th.10 beet sad east
Menss mi rsasw ad ashen grimelpb The
�rasnay b be .tis wi be a 1a.1 ens to
tp, bei «y. 11. Mallhookles s0.
tat r ehgrat ie vim ear el .111
grostr I.peebmse
To the Front
se Usual.
• sees ..owwea
hind -Yaw tea year esu has yen as.
t h> tom.. Zeete did it
Ie.w able t _
llsisees .eass
lisaddes see ewes Tori Weak.
eeettls ile sawn. is awe • r.P.eallm (1►
10114
OTW ITHSTAN DING the loud -toned advertise -
T
menta to be seen in our local papers from time
to time, and the now stock -phrase : " 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 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. .
T �T
Deader and Haberdasher. I
WHY
Docs 41E0. 1: A R RY, the
(loderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the hest stook
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies? And how is it
that he can sell so cheap t
BECAUSE
UNDERTAKERS
J_ 1314.01:11-rErr do BOW
Have added to their prom% badness one of B. J. Nash's Latest Styles
of Qty Hearass, also the inset litre of funeral fferwi'thd 1s in the meaty,
sad are sow prepared to eetadast funerals at pilose T SIOoabltl.
Tib de sebnsnt will he s iietlJ alMadsi to by his son William, who, being
b d the late D. Oaedos ler the pest to years, leas tk
►a, e the bait, sad by prompt -''a begs to share part d t=.
empstmsedia Ryaw the pis—We.ket, ea yaway to the post
us. efts nit a e.fl.
J. EffOPHEY let SON.
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profit. and Quick Its
turns." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
(Sive him a all before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2367-y
Patronise
True
Competition.
T.Twa CCARAntall Paine RartWAT Ogi
palet,' ~jrea�hy-esnjsrvtw.s wtatathb Air i p.►
isIitt le i =lire. h� .lees vrtus5es e.4 i
�..awsesmms�eNfe Pett even �.sma wwbm
imawrta~�trm Zit=
w testa Tat::
V.'
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