The Signal, 1893-8-31, Page 7THE SIGNAL : COi 1CU, CONT., TB lc/USDAT. AUGUST 31. 1893.
M9J.IFIOEDISPLAY
OF
NEW FALL GOODS.
X + •
* x
pADY MADE JACKETS, German Nanufactnre. t_='.
trrgeet range ever shown in (lteletrich. Sizes 3'!, 31, 36
f:-uu1 131.00 too Lt-Sl%.Al)
DBZ8S GOODS AND BLADE HSN RIETTAS.
.• ut•e,1 hardly say that this � department
isy one
of out
special
in, ludiug the now Hopsack
,t, t Fancy
lmbra Effects.
) ID C',OVE3
. ('(:ural and l'r.::tu (' .. t r Wet sell e Adrienne
rind meal in
I Colors at r l y pa guaranteed
to
I;love in tan U.
STAPLE DEPARTMENT Always Complete.
INSPECTION OF OUR NEW GOODS INVITED.
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AN ANXIOUt ' \RENT.
�OW CPIsA FOR IB8PBC'tIOX
AT MUNRO'S
"Say, Mister, be you one o' them col-
ts,. boyar
Ya -aa
"Well, was ye always this way r
“What way, *Ur
•'Like ye be now."
"Ya -as. Why r
"Nothin'. 1 was onlythiukin' .I it
wO* college as made like tbie, Fd
I.lygral't buy .on to come home."
A hide knowledge is sometimes a
dangerte• thing to the part7 about
whom it is known.—Kate Field• Wash-
ington.
('tutooter—Do you suppose you can
take a good picture of me? Phot raph-
er—I shall have to answer you in the
negative, sir.—vogue.
(Hest—This bill of fare is in French.
Waiter—Yea sail; but the prices is in
English, sah. Mos' kilts goes by dem.—
New York Weekly.
"Dear me." said the wayfarer as the
ambulance %Jr. ista. '• Any body hurt'"
••No." said the policeman. "but some-
body's gen' to be. —Puck.
Navy, Black and Colored Storm Se_ -es,
Whip Cords a_. Two -Toned timed Effects.
A full lire of Black Stuffs in Cashmeres, Baratheas, Whip
Cords, Scliel Cloth, All -Wool and Silk ;Warp Hen-
riettas, Amason Serge and Bengaline•, _.�.
Together with
Chambrays Sateen,
French and Printed Pique'. Teazzle Cloth,
IXTRA. VALUE IN
\Vl,ite afri Grey Cottons, Sheeting*, Pillow Cottons, Sec.
Soper+ Department well assorted.
s are c•ss ag es as taw: ss poss.b:e.
5 PEit CENT. DI800UNT FOR CABH. �•�
mean. I.•Or.vsT snd�HsOtd.aher.
?wit
ferried wast aims nets seeress.
. ] re -e a .(,Mall so ezasp_rating is the
e; +world as to tail a prefaced secret to
UNITED STATES NOTES.
• e Co a,nercial Bask, of Brooklyn, aloe -
tom. w mica bend sad disarm • day or two d its doors a. Saturday morning.
Wm ut owl.. Eddy. s railroader,
the a■ that
as y��said • roans girl Mews se much 10 w et Washington Park, Chicago, Thursday.
the other day. "You ma cm forgetsth' be- Ti.„ le
...liby shoeless, W. G. Kean
cense ■ knr1 syi is.rrioi tie ase• r•ta►1 •car)•- drowned binseelt at Lynn, Meas.. recently.
thing t,. the sw wMosmboonfavoaos with There a said to he tons;(si.0(10 is
gold
her hen i. act it la's b.vs bon obume los now on the way from London to bks Windy
yeah is naturally knows that yeti ro as lty.
te15Ma
ng her hide sats in the ole Lila* way •i,maar D. Itlessler,ode of i`"nssylvania s
mai: a few .boks teach you that things are most psoa,innt fiwnciers died .t pow:
very dilerwt 6M► the good old days when two
ansiltab no
nIMPOOnsaingw. ail son umracrir
Rads I MING 111111 Qat
......•
If you
wish
y��
Linen to
be White
as Snow,
"Time 10 money." so they •y,
Hut it d.win t work that way
%Iwo a debtor. growing nob,
.Ac.. nave instead of N aahinetoa Star.
Husband ilistening)--i think thereisa
ourrlar in the house. Wife—(esi'itedly)
--Mercy me, is my nightcap on straight?
- Somerville Journal.
"My darling." protested De Graf, "my
life is an open book." "Yes," sighed his
wife," but much of the print is very
bad."—Kate Field's Washington.
"And you are poor?" "Yee.but we are
happy." Happy in your poverty?"
••\'ea. for everyone around us u poorer
than ourselrea"—New York Tress.
there was no t party to be takes into Al the New York quarantine dtauos
m
our
confided*. Really, I think it r very ,t.tarday five new casts of cholera were
en ..f tame : don't Toa' tH coon(, it u•
•1 anything Mir • wife to tall her husband do"br•end.
all th•- little Worming" of her own life, but Ytlluw flyer has made its •ppearasce i's
when it comes to revealing other women's Brunswick, 1..orgia, • fatal cast having al -
secrete 1 thing it positively dishonorable. resit', been reported.
" 1 know when I am married 1 will keep teliaesespolis suffered a loss of Y2,000,000
all the little caafilesoes nude by my girl by tire. Over :AP) houses were burped sad
.r, for . I:a10 are homeless.
hent, Ser go tut in myt own brae people were shot Thursday night
1 on never gong to mortify them r I love Five whitecaps bytwo farmere whom
beta by learning that a certain escapade or near Louisville, Ky.,
bre epiedia th.t was too coed to keep ea they intended to lynch.
�s •p• Pa Saturday, the Brookside
tirely to1, yet not t thing to spread
ke.ias
.k iea become common property be-
cause arty friend had told her husband, wt o
WA was one at the club, etc. Sometiatee
1 May think that the only way to actually
keen • secret is not to tell it to any one, but
there is no fan in that_ The teat is all gone
when no one else knows it, but of owe thin[
I am ,brain, i will weer trust • tie rigid
soman with anything 1 care to keep ab•
sal uely between ourselves." -Detroit Tri-
bune.
Ae �'
stock fano buldiap, with • number c1
valuable stock, was burned.
Simian Forger, • Hungarian, crazed by
&risk, killed his little daughter and then
committed suicide at Clavelaud.
President Cleveland is at Buzzard's Bay
and will remain until Yrs. Cleveland is
reedy to return to ,Washington about Sep
Camber 1.
The fire at the Brookside stock farm,
Trot, Pe... •en Friday night involved a lou
of 110,000. The trotting stock was saved
but 1R valuable horses,• thoroughbred bull,
and • sucking colt valued at $1000 were
bet.
it is reported that the soldiers at Fort
.
Madmen, sear Knoxville, Teen., went to
Coal Creek on Wedseeday night, and, tak-
ing Dick Drummond from be boarding
house, Imaged bins toS • trestle a afterwards
twos ek.ck next stoning. y
they west to soother boarding house himomd
captured • miser, Elkin, and
Imaged trestle. Drumm:mid aud Elkin
It is very bard to explain the attrac-
tions of country lits to a city man who
has just investigated the voltage of a
black -faced bumble -Mo. — Balumore
A merican.
Thr Ideal llewe,aM: lllsa
Fran '•Mea's Ge•upatlens" Is Rcstart•s'n`
The mere reporter who always remains a
rep.rter, with • dep•rtmeet to cover or
errands to res, may or may not be ode -
mill' gifted. The special 'oorewspaadest
must b. "to the maser bora." He nay Of
may not have creative ability. Tug is IS -
Mattel to the .ketch -writer. whither 1e
dots his work as the editorial yap or top•
Phes the character 'ketone that make too
ittle resew* for the mos who writs b.•W to the eats' .. e1,ea o, •s -
the news column. But thecores- wen+ the reel arrested
poodent molt haw • Mat issolY 55101 be•Fi'.g sad killtng Pravda Lowghter ea
Sll
Soap
will do
it.
Why,
SUNLIGHT
r pone'
la lar
end tie
sod
It Ms
el any
How
Can yon test ant If
70sever tried
S et *L Mee
'r SOAP. oak
Wove wko is. It one
they think ol it, alae try
Moe retrealt. The w
salt will= yoou.aodwin b.
o e• dema is tin Mee toe"
with ifaisholiar
Greater
whille
bare over dm Minn
when you hast sdl.rry
soot,.
Is
That
snap best way to se-
stileIMby S � n�
1s of those
already w it
may, bI a fair Mal
ysr.sl< Tou w nos
rlensears (w�asoap; an we
leayr ay
a)en ItDon't wenn( day. Nibs
etas, washlai day
0
......•
STARTLING !
Tho enormous waste of fuel
which might be saved
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
when
e are testgo to
nonbut hbe, and guaranteehemperc
SAUNDERS & CO.
Reed *awns.
1V hen yea see % out to ride, rr'y' son,
and desire tort Swat work out of your
bone, give him a good feed and put a bit
in his mouth before starting.
Se wooer nesalatisaa.
Fruit in Summer is o�neatvalerareen
Green
are also g
But any food eaten and undigested u, to •
very large extent, as pernicious as poison,
and tery bad resul(a are sure to follow. It
id here that theocoasiunal use of Membrwy'a
Kidney and Liver Cure has proven so useful
in relievite the irritated stomach and liver,
and preventing summer sickness in many
varied fond. It u recommended to be
kept in the kease-
.t man never looks so helpless and
utsigobcent as when standing around
a dry goods store waiting for his wife
tothrough trading. — Luwell
Courier.
"It is a funny thing that what is the
sailor's joy is the actor's sorrow." mus-
ed 'Laverty. "What is that ' asked
Austen. ••A lighthouse.' --Nett' York
Herald.
t n -n the weather is ,(Shin*. b..rti'1
And Ow mea Ms a muter dl.,.
A tnir well praith" the rnu'ku or thine
w ho recites of tae teen: OW wow �- hiumtom star.
--
Judge—Was there no policeman about
when your fruit stand was ru',bed? An-
tuio—O, ya, pke'.ta policeman : but
(ley rob not so much as t:itsa man:—
Puck.
"Please tell me where can I fn 1 a
large ,medical library in thts city r
"Under ground. sir. Their you will tii:'I
the greatest worts "[ physicians."—
Schalk.
She—Do come to Bar Harbor, Cousin
Tont. I know a nice girl with lots of
money. Cousin Tum (d.j.-coolly bit
firmly)—Sou dont. Nitro girls never
have a cent.—Life.
.Isahties of an eacomenoa kied, add is • re-
markable degree. He mast have snob
•
temperament, as to be enr-beies every
morning sad to look as J1 that he is to
wrote shout with sew eyes and hear isnot-
rat He mutt have a made to order sort
of • soul, that will sorer Well to be thrown
into what he does as • boy's soul esters into
wnat games he at .olkge. He mast
have at mom the broaden *ad the Inuit
power of obserwatic., and the vs.sbsl•ry
tad faculty that w the bases of ezprsmfoo
and freedom with his use- Ho mast be se
sanguine ss • bid, and ee s(roag sad
Wiling v a race-
s h.ove a11, he swot love his work better
than his oonsfort, his slab, home, or his
friends, else he sight ends day patty add
emotive for what shall reward sad ebedowy
rimy he is Hang his seek oe plossellit ate
discomfort --a bola se thoughts which ea*
lever m100 to a serresasedeat as it does b
men of many soother stomp who live for have pervort all
Yead*y sight.
see Wesel • meek worn.
" I est' tell yet bow I like the book you
sent we,"wrote the dammer girl to her
young mat at home. ' I have only read
the Inst chapter."
■sort's udsw M�
a W Tows Ise ,armee oars.
Vesise i built es 80 small Weeds t Ito
seedy IND Wage% _and is 80 miles in eir-
.Rte ea street. sad
gotdols s carrit/SS
is nerd's
In horse racing it often happens on a
dry track that the rt.-e'L•t ore irithl^n in
dust. By the time you mince the one
v.0 bpi on doesn't corse in fleet the dust
is gone.—Pliiladelpl,w Timet,
COL AND WOOD
YAF2L'
have had the best Stoves for years.
SEE THE NEW STOVES
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
FOR COAL:
THE SOUVENIR,
THE ART COUNTESS,
THE OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FOR COAL:
THE KITCHEN WITCH,
THE DUCHESS OF OXFORD,
THE HAPPY THOUGHT.
A full stock of Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
Special attention given to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
HEIR HAND MADE RE DIPPED 'PINYf9NE
Coal weijhed on eitI•rr markot or my Scales.
Get ay Prism b' fore going elsewhere.
TECO* CAM.
Telgiane fen.retle..
"It beats me," said ),lean 'ering `Tike.
who had struck a summer r'e'st. '• 1t; r.at
docs?" asked Plodding Pete. "The -e
pnoplc that comes hundreds of miles to
gra • bath."—B eke Journal.
\fife—\Wake up. there are thieves in
the house. Il usbeind —4 lit doe n an:l show
them your new bonnet. and they won't
waste any time looking fur money here.
—New York Weekly.
Manager—That young fri.'nd of voters
is a sleepy sort of fellow. What ,hall 1
do with him? Merchant—See if rouCsn't
find room for him to the night-shirt de-
partment—Tit Bits _—
Ts.
Thi time while • tired noon
1•wham Ito lumtel a.•tw..rd 1M' meat „
to wee„ „telae. late nr errs,•
- i'rott the own New
York tIo,winZ Jotmal.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
2421 1T-
L00K SERE I
Now is the
time to lay in
your Winter's
is telling its own story in increased sales.
WEST STREET_
Your Temper
Al
As well as your pocket suffers
if you persist in buying inferior
matches, half of which won't light,
and those that do smell abominably.
The sweetest, best and cheapest in
the market are
The sed aenNea nerd Coal Is Chia
Market. East. wove sad Ebesapt, tit at
aria Grade of ton foal t Ss
Wel SlorkwaidesCowl 3 :a
As I am armoring for • couple of cargoes of
HARD WOOD
LOOK OUT FOR PRICKS.
se All Coal weighed at the market.
W. LEE.
relephsae faaert10. 21 If
HAVE YOU
BACK -ACHE
00005
KIDNEY
PILLS
"It must have been a love match, for
she knew he was poor." "No. he told
her bolted only a remnant of Iris for-
tune left. and she. of con, e, thought
"be'd get a bargain.' —Chicago Inter -
Ocean.
--
"How
"iTow dors the idea of a 'corn lan-
quet''trite you. anyhow?" inquired the
goose, coldly tiaresstic. "A corn ban-
quet fills the bill." clocked the old hen,
peeking away with all her might. —(M-
oose Tribes,
"pr;. pa. dear, silver has depreciated
Ya1s/M Yr. M„s in value of late. hasn't it T 'Nes"
"Thou you wont say that you cant af-
ford me that lowri7 bat pin
1
ford to 7
have ammo, tlydnit fax down at Btjoe-•,
will you r—Chicago Record.
None—Please. mum, you must sant
for the doctor quick for little Johnny.
money. tor codfort, a for social Wass. IIthitrees—i10tlr„s ! What is the mat-
ti■tck au p..est'. everyaAidraaee,7sod vi
Bets itemp had rein t 5i. ter ? Nune— a d M any know. mum . but dunce ssodm and swesglasw M o,s add keep lta,'/raves Jesaiege, in hie work, •' The he basalt Miura
comas eolefidenor, ■e I r th wiY adatitRenerna{elle of a lamp that toss two hot/tx
Aim ertrywhers,tad tele M t andr*ia f b is the year talgl whisk ►*d `pi, kwier—ileo, you admit t`•t.f
mdlT : bat kis mat M et s hili is slot seaste•tly 1.r nearly 1000 yearsis- •e ur wlre—'MUMPe ere doe to dt i to ?
Ilh.emmsl■ a t. the Um areee. Dismal Memos—Cu% sae that I .Ice,
7
N puled Ise 0011.
irate Father Ib you ones to toll ase
you upset all that weeny and thea ditto',
get • sew dress' gobbing Dentine Y -yes
weir ; i ealy got a pair of elsovea
Uwe flees ant DIA too ry;dlir at
1"687 Csist•. fro M. as ado", ba 7ag*j he
�rwusd by mem eases (latmea 1a i sir
petit. riot Nk--
..,hale., e Puha
"'wt., h„ a Wad- beemen it r
•.i h'r " Mw . M l ewrierWalk-
- .trey'$ S.rscpwifM, ie. 1n 'bo eat, the
tihuspeK Mood .srilstaat
. is the bat. The
mr•rliesta el whish it le wwpsil ars "'Aai
.1pnseive d saiia.Iy eia•iss that
as he e►tatsN.
omen. Fart is,W1 i ttssi 1n (rings entirely
Sts. —wore
Aht toe ysee i seek rhea- twee. bad s» ...spooky far min.—Ieatan-
matista le aha hoses, .#leb bosoms r doers matte 'j "poli Joors*1.
. I i i bet.
. 46 ".Met MI la" 551(1 i 1 t4'bet would veldt do if von
wI�„ gl A ick(
1"1
la'lwasr to uty R K R /if the ,teem 1 sin . h„rrthtsaetk ? \Y krt Nwhrmdrr
hsltr.hea See Ibottle WWI/ •s�RMo17 i ,trete *M� � i the shoot
, the jpais
,rths� a,�1Mrs►WnlrhM,b om. � 1�i1 I we. � rt...Rirt
i1i1 ended ,has Nue Ohio
Looe IMl NI&
E. B. EUBY'S TELEGRAPII MATCIIES.
THEY HAVE MANY IMITATORS BUT NO EQUAL.
THE E. B. EDDY CO.,
HULL, CANADA.
SUMMER
GOODS
WILL CURE YOU
r'taskach• the
Stan. the kid- of tko • as.
net's are In "Delay Is
tremble. Dodd's daa9«'s s• Ng -
Kidney Pile flue leo ted kidney
fat relief" troubles reset� 75 per cant. 1 n Bad Wood,
01 disease is Dyspopola, Liver
it armed by Compkint, and
disordered kid- t he west dan-
gerous of all,
aNIgkt as well bights Disease,
try to have a Diabetes and
healthy city Dropsy."
*Abort sever- "T Av above
ei as geed dimness cannot
when the •riot weer•
kidneys are Dodd** Kidney
Wiffloi. Off are Pil:s cry used.
�e1a
by d &mien or see• ',ACM avoir,
e( piss 0 ew a per b• .,
. -.a for 0......
•
f1. L. A. task* as Co. l
book maw riiey
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub -1
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best'
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
ispecialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
WHY
Does CEO. BARRY, the
()oderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the hest stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies? And how is it
that he can sell so cheap!
BECAUSE
The Torooto Cah Sft
4111e 1 at renal nap t"a'r-'i r'1
e„e .1i•...11....,.. '. t - a .a
_.t 014.1441..a rr. ,
,a..r the 4 1 • 1 '11-
w' ,ma *Mono Iht• "n. 5 :s itae
e i Ifr'w,Irtl.V..TtiN.
WINO. we sa.
p.,•,vt
t 1.tr M 1N•p'
►.•, ooat5,r�� �t
h t 0 mopNL
v�ileau
se
! 1A�.�rip.
ha JIM
�y. wwaea
O • .Sew tee..
Onasellefaat Old wedkelan A O
P. O'DEA, Manager.
Patronise
True
Ile finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
” Small Profits and Quick Rs
turns." He also make. •
specialty of picture framing.
Clive him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
GODERJOH
Steam Boiler Works.
fESTABI4H1fgD ,1110.1
A. S. C H RY STA L,
Successor toC1rydal & Alexia
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright L Tubular
RO=IRRS
7
Salt Pans, Stroke Stacks, Sheet iron
Works, etc., ere.
Also dealers In Upright tad If
Valve gs(ri.w. Automatic Put
peohtty. All tinea of sl a
smart
istkes
f�-ly a'• 0. Hatt !n. h.
Warks-Optres:t. G. T. R U**_ Oederios.
. Competition.
'rte Ca-wseeaa Pacrtno .wa! os...
rs tit
• vias whit islr •bad tan
saintIt y t w se Ini▪ slerlestnes and to
ds.r a the sweet et elves Mym obs
patrons -
believes M 1s..
tin norm Ma patrons -
In
•
\Mema.agse. ffa*M
see etw teas�.st� 's 11 ,used seed a hMa l aw sad IIa•claeetseer-
O�s►ss�Ynes
wy�ires w tam I Y°I're Stfcns >taswvarow mss to Med
weetat. jy tans OweY�iwon
od sM
ilmalnh. T
MOLEOD'B
SYsTBI R�NOYATOR
Attu 0770 ti7•Taa atr*nt1..
Specific'oad Antidote for
Impure,
Ulla IO,. 51rd Mord, dyes
palpitation of the
aseralgia, less ed
1ses
Q�°s1
Mea.a, jsas
aeadie., et•^ u ' gal
+ r7
teases. At. Vitus' awe, female irreg-
ularities sea anera1 debility.
LABORATORY. MIM I.ORT&R10
.1 M. UcLL►OD,
DIN
iz:.aw.s.s I .ad
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