HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-01-21, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY it. mt.
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TollOSTO, J•tt 1. Alla l&
The first .pening of the Legislature,
over which Lieut. -Gov. Robinson pre-
sides, was attended with great eclat this
afteritoon. The military guard of honor
was made up I the Governor-Generers
dy Guard, a detachment of artillery
end • couple .4 companies of the Queen •
own RiflesOu the floor of the House
were n bur of Toronto most pro-
minent citizens, both ley and cliental,
mei a large representation of latlies.
His Honor entered the Legislative
Chamber aurid the blunting of cannon.
He delivered the following &darter", after
which the House, adjourned.
61 [14p:siker. and Gentlemen 0! the Le4lalative
Areetsubly:
It &Gels m., inuet plrea.sure on this,
the first occasion au* my appointment
as Lieut. -Goveruor, to meat the repre-
sentatives of tuy uative Province, *nil to
welcome them to tie cepital, in the di -
charge of their legisestive duties. I
congratulate you on the revival of e.dn
ittercial prosperity, the result of the
abundant b t of the past year, of
the revival of trade abroatl, and of the
increased ilinuaud for limber, the re-
ceipts from which source, I am hippy t
say, have considerably exceele 1 the esti-
mate of last session.
It is much to 1 regretted that the
Dominion Government have taken tie
step to [detain, ane have hitherto shown
:to intention of seeking to obtain, from.
Cie Parliament of Canada, legislation
confirming the award determining the
northerly and westerly boundaries of
Ontaria, made two years no, by three
most distinguidied 'arbitrators, chi arn
by the two Oover lllll ents, awl who hid
before them all the evidence obtainable
From the most diligent researches. both
in America and Europe, ur brought to
light during the irony discussions bear-
ing on the subject that have taken place
.luring the past century. The result of
!he inaction of the Dominion Cavern -
•.lent in this respect is to defer the settle-
ment and organization of a lergo extent
f country; to deprive the inhabitants of
-hat districeof those • afeguards of peace
and order which they, in common with
all others, are entitled to enjoy, and to
withhold from the people of °uteri° the
benefits which the tomession of that
-erritory would afford.
It is obvious that the earliest possible
emetruction of railway communication
; etween the existing railway system of
Ontario and the Canada Pacific Road is
of the very greatest importance to the
aterest of this Proyinct. An approp-
eation having been made for this purpose
by an Act Of a former sesaion of the
Legislature, a measure will be submitt-
ed to you for carrying out the object of
'tot with the least possible delay.
The Coremissioners appointed to in -
afire int' msiters connected with the
agriculture industry of Ontariu have, by
close and unremitting attention to the
duties a ;signed to them, collected a
large amount of information of a most
Interesting character and of much value.
The evidence and report of the Commis-
sioners will be laid before you in the
counts of the seceion. I trust that the
utilisation of them documents will
stimulate enterprise and ela0Dedigre a
spirit of improvement among the fanners
of the Province, and at the same time
produce a favorable impression elsewhere
..f the opening which Ontario offords to
the capital and emery of the intelligent
and experienced sgrunitturist. I am sure
you will agree with the that the Province
es under no small obligations to those
gentlemen, who, as Commissioners,
;awed their services without any-
Ary recompense at the dis of the
Government, and will slier, the 1e.ling
of satisfaction with which I have observ-
ed in how cordial a spirit the pocecd-
garded by the public. toned or Isceilup the back.
ings of the Contraissieners have re -
The subject of constructing the new I A novel overdress 'menet &masquerade
Provincial Buildings reSetred foe the partirecently was made entirely of pea-
se". keeping of the public records, the cock feather tip*, or eyes, and worn over
due performance of the ever-increasing la short petticoat of pale gold satin. The
basin*. of the Departments, and the
sleeves were short, and upon the arms
and other Use*, to whwh the imousaly
of the two systems of pleading and prac-
tice in the Civic Courtehas be* ebolish-
al, and by other reforms eifected in
their judiositera, a Bili v, di again be
laid before you for tie purpose of con-
solidating the Superior Courts, establish-
ing uniforuitty ploselias and practiee,
mid making further provision for the dual
%demonstration of Just toe.
Among the other ulosaurits to be b-
elated te you are a Bill rebating tat •I
ways, anti making provisene for the
greater *hey of railway ampluyees end
the publio. a Hill for protecting the
publLt interest tii streams and rivers,
within Ow Legislaieve authority of the
erov ince a Bill giving iucreased stability -
..1 ututtoil insurance companies, and uus
de ding Iwith the questiou of market fees,
which have 'nag been • source of com-
plaint by the farmers of the Province.
itt view of the nutty tattletale.> and
beneficial improvements in our laws ef-
itteied since the Province obtaiuml, thir-
teen years ago, control over its local
stare, and of the further legislation
which will engage your attention during
the present seseion, I commend to your
series consideration the question whether
the tune has not oome when the public
interests may be sufficiently protected,
and at the mine time, oonsiderable sav-
ing of expeoce be effected, by confining
future legislation to, every alternate
annual session, except in cases of special
urgoncy.
rlie public accounts of the receipts
and expenditure for the past year, and
the estimates of moneys required for the
services of the current year, will be laid
before you. The estimatet have
been prepared with every regard for
economy consistent with the public in-
terest. I trust that the labors of the
aesaiou now commencing, may, when
brmight to a close, reflect fresh honor mu
the wisdom and patriotism of our legisla-
tors, and provo permanently beneficial to
all classes of our people.
Latest 11111211•Si
The thoterument av
'sew proposition.
&i ttt thil ANCHOR LINE.
tied „ uNITICID sTATEn 14 A ti. wrissikifis
The Uppermost denten a t
to the people.
Ministers refused to 'tubule to the
teat..
The uttereets of the Syndicate are
bound up w • railway in the United
The men making the new offer here
no intermits outside Canada.
Ministers are endeavoring to force the
terms through Parliament in anticipa-
tiii of the new offer.
Topitlar sentiment sustains the Oppo-
Su the matter stands !-TiOttawa Free
Press.
neat se Toon war Illainglirers.
Real Spanish ur Alencon are fashion-
able laces fur bridal veiling.
The newest tichus of costly lace have
wide Medicis collars attached.
Roman mindere are the daintiest and
prettiest low shoes now imported.
"Alaska pug" i3 a popular fur trim-
ming, which resembles India leopard skin.
Crimson and cream are beautiful com-
binations fur evening Veleta of satin and
brocade.
Bonnet crow* of copper-culored plush
are made very effective by amber -beaded
applique&
Silver jewelry is very much a la made,
and shows very effectively with the rich,
dark drawee of the season.
Sleeveless polonaises of figured meter-
ialsover velvet skirtleand sleevesform not
only very fashonable, but very conve-
nient totlets.
Gold and silver anklete are wore with
short skating cestumes by Eaglisit lead-
ers of faahion. They were tirst Intro-
duced snd worn with short hall toilets.
Princess drosses are increasing in favor
for habillie toilets, there being always
scene drapery added to the skirt to de-
stroy the rube de-chambre appearance
they otherwise have.
"The eagle's -wing tunic" is the latest
shape in overdresses. It has two long,
sharp, sheath -like points front and
two in the back. Very little trimming
is used upon theme tunics.
The old-fsshoned side combs now in
vogue are set with brilliants, inlaid with
plaques of silver or gold, or hand -painted
tn minute bits of flower clusters, and cov-
ered with a glaze of faience or ;lain vitri-
fication.
The Marguerite gauntlet sleeve is
very fashionable and stylish. The top
is made of the material of the dress, and
the long cuff, which regalia to the elbow,
is made of plush velvet or satin. The
cuff fits closet to the arm, and is but -
Teach them self-reliance,
Teach them to nuke bread.
Teach them to make shirt&
Teach thein to tit up store bills.
Teach them slot to wear false hair.
Teiech them to wear thick, wenn shoes.
Bring them up in the way they should
o.
Trach them how
clothes.
Teach them how
dresses.
Teach them how to cook • good meal of
victuals.
Teach how to darn stockings, and sew
on buttons.
Teach them every day, dry, hard,
practical common settee.
Teach thew to say No, and mean it;
or Yes, and stick to it.
Teach them to wear calico dreseee, and
do it like queens.
Give them a good, substantial common -
school education.
Teach them that a good, rosy romp is
worth fifty consumptive&
Teaoh thorn to regard the morals and
not the money of their beaux.
Tench them all the mysteries of the
kitchen, the dining -room and the parlor.
Teach them that the more one lives
within hie income the more he will save.
Teach them to have nothing to do
with intemperate and dissolute young
men.
Teach them that the further one ever
beyond his incoine the nearer he goes to
the poor house.
Rely on it that upon your ttachiitg dee
pends in ,a great inenettre the weal or
woe of their after life.
'reach them that a good. steady me-
chanic is worth a dimers loafers in broad-
cloth.
Teach t hetu the ace omplishuients,
music. painting. drawing, tf you have
time and money to do it with. •
Teach thein that God made them in
his own image. snd no amount of tight -
lacing will inipmve the modeL-4The
Advanee.
N KW if teltK To GI,
CAJUNS, KO to IWO STRZRAOK
Them Stowers du nut (merry cattle, atop or pigs
NNW YORK TO WNDON DIRZCT.
CABINS VS to del Nonralea at iteduoed
Hato
Passenger seementoodations ere unsurpassed.
AA titesterooms gm Maim Deck.
l'asseagers booked at lowest rates to or from
soy Eta tread Madan in Surepa or Ameriew
Drafts at lowewt rates, earetas (tree ot hante.
thlitruttols, d..atitieltuta, d Ireloade. &pig),
to 11 es Leon,. linOTHIMS, CaTusio
)LY.
Or to US. K. WARNOCK. Allelou Mock,
1751 Agent at Ooderich
THE "ONLY"
LUNG PAD!
"ARSORPTIONR4raturelsword
wash and iron Mill
to make their own
LUNG DISEASES,
THROAT DISEASES,
BREATHING TROUBLES,
It dello es late the system curative agents and
healing medicines.
It draws frese tbecilicased parts the pontos
that calm death.
TIMelisilla• Radar) 1. its 5 irtars.
weld by Drug -gilts, or seed by mail on receipt
of Mee, Ilet.etk, by
H HASWELL & CO.,
Wholeiude Druggists,
11S and 110 McGill Street, Montreal, P. Q.
General Agent s for the I kind anon.
co TO
D. C. Strachan's
Groceries, Crockery az& Glassware.
The choicest Family Groceries atways kept os hand. and nt prices tha' ennnnt 'ie Iwo n, by
any house In the trade.
CASH PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE.
We are neve pretested to SU and ship orders
ikerTrees, kit.. tor t'ali Plenum. Descriptive
price ests!egoes VtIIt to applicants.
6E11. Lzcui & Sox.
el noes, fee Rroarittlis and Lida rria
When going front Switzerland to Italy
via Mont Cheats, some years ago, the
writer contracted a sudden severo cold,
which, ia the chill air a Turin, soon
brought un a severe attack of bronchitis.
We hastened over to the genial air of
Genoa, but it afforded little relief, and
the advice of Dr. • Paocioci, Professor in
the noted Italian Medical College there,
was called in. He prescribed a very
simple remedy, which was at once effect-
ive, as it has been with many others to
whom we have since recommended it.
Put into a pint or larger bottle about
three gills of water, and two drops of
good wood creosote. Stuike very thor-
oughly, take a mouthful; gargling le
awhile in the throat, and 'wallow it.
Repaid this frequently, so as to use up
the mixture in the first 24 hours, alwaya
shaking well before taking. After the
first day, use three drops of Creosote and
the same amount of water during 24
hours, so long as it is needed. The
asine mixture has often proved very nee -
fel in catarrh. _ In this case s handled
or two of the well shaken creosote and
water is snuffed op through the nostrils
until it reaches the throat and spit out.
A tablespoonful or more is also gargled
in the theoat sand swallowed. As catarrh
is an inflammation of the nasal pienagee,
accompanied with a mucous demount, the
creosote, which is largely carbolic acid,
would seem to be useful here just as
dilute carbolic &cid is effective in cleans -
Lag any putrid sores Catarrh is.the re-
sult of weaned's, and is promoted by a
cold. A totting up of the *stem and
peer scoommoclatton of t •
and of the Provincial library, well as
the safety, and health of the merabees
and other personsin th• public
mimics, has reoeivellgrearnest atten-
. ties of the Government. Competitive
phias were invited sad Mines different
damigum by as many competitors were
Out of these designs Mae
MO** satisfactory, but dine of
of wheel were considered to
most nearly complied with the
conidieas of the competition, were,
under the terms of those conditions,
*cured for the Province. Subsequently
e. was deemed advimble to permit the
authors et the best of the three and cer-
tain other competing architects on whose
plans experts had reported most favor-
ably, to modify and alter their plans,
with a view to a reconsideration of their
laterite by the Government, when so
altered Time has not yet sufficed for
this to be done, but Confidently antici-
pate that the restslt will be, to were
the crimmeneentettt in the oomeng eyelet*,
and the early oompletion, of buildings
worthy of the :Wynn, ..ed itt,a
not eveseditai ilie awasuat alreadiebeed
for that purpose by the Legislature
The reports of die several departments
of the public service will he *id before
were heavy bracelets of Ranaa gold set
with rare emeralds.
Striped gait:mare coming largely into
favor for evening dresses for young ladies.
Some of the stripes are quite broad, one
being of heavy *tin and the other of the
gauze. Uniform colors are preferred to
contrasting ones. The bodice is usually
ol/ satin, **els° the wide sari whioh
is draped over thiscostunte, and tied far
at the loft side, or directly in frost.
There is a newly developed taste for
fancy table drapery, and pieety-eable-
cloths with serviettes to match are taking
the place of fine white demask seta
For occasions where more than ordinary
derby is called for, stripe of crimson,
blue, dark green, and old gold satin are
teed. A sten ia Isid down the centre of
the crab, end a wide hand borders the
edges, which is appliqued upon the cloth
in oe'line stitch
hi Belt 4kht r thcr re,
•
rIt.l. fee miliegettm of
the Government are in • state of
*natatory ellleitrney. , and that others
whit* Pao -owed aid *given see aspect •
'eels performing service to the eommus-
ity fully commensurate with the eel
afferdell them terms at the dictation of that company..
The etre ofthsellisestee raftweemon We refueled to melte the taw' known
ins 51015‘ Osman* 44.11 iltaS taLPar, ""t.
i# what a high standard et rantiatilent MO and the ferns were
ewesalewee, compared with mires awn- Itteele kn.""
trim. the educational *Mem of intone) SONO Of his party erifneet anti *vend
will agree with not Quit so 'avoid 4 mediated t hem. Tete iltliegitifen /*e-
state a •dieresosy. Vaxl• marked on- sod ePeeelost to the poi** Pei'lte
powwows* lobylio observed in ferment- 2101."01. &Rua the b"haara.
44oessisa. the oi that branch Th." alestle ecedevnfteel the
iydt
bas lows lees in t lad three years MOS hagilfill".
prewiolialy °ratifying Purl uttnaft rosaiarlagnisioti, and thor
"er has hese 'nada in tke departmait oreefone 1Peff the roelwee delete' itr•Ce-
hit et*wee os et ali other imams*
of tae ediamistestatia of pen* to
eieselinaeti *al atreful atteutine.
fitting bv t • e sin ple Oreef,
-•
eatery ladtril Vows.
-- -
At Beth Se John announced that he
had two offers to build the Pacific rail
way without coating the country a dol-
lar
He went to England to get up Cont
any aimpte remed3r like the above is
effective, unless the catetrrit is 'levees
and of so long continuance as et bare
permanently ditorgatiftedtheehasal *et -
lea. isfoRy tospendmnneifortheetilhei`
advertised catarrh remedies, whiclettee
usually the sheerest medical quaelreeje--
tkrneriean Agriculturist for Dec. 1.
Pend.* failed
He mote back to Canada and anneenc-
fid thee he had w)eceeded.
By doing le, he placed himself at the
mercy of !tie ugly company that had
made en 4)er fedi "An
Sooner than !Omit failure he accepted
FIDIDDiu TIIR POOR. -The ( Ironic/Ai
tells how Mr Mayor Kumpf of Wake -
lo., did a generous act, and at the manta
time perpetrated a sell on the members
of the council. At the last meeting of
1880, His Worship remarked that it
had been customary tor the retiring
riaaver to treat the council to an oyster
supper, (here the *livery glands of man -
hers began to act) but he was of opinion
that the *pen* might be better ap-
plied. (Councillors Inched blank.) -
There were It least six Wadies in town.
who had very poor primate of a decent
dinner on New Year • day. de prove'.
ed *peed St each in funnelling them
the msberial for a hearty dinner. -
(assert.) The council ionanisormilty ap-
plauded the idea, and freely higamt the
worthy mayor for the sell abet the
oysters .
has *mined, end I doubt set that tee °hie tee"! IferPortero Pselia"*"
be spayed ye yealeate is se the 1„ii,my rivaled their adoption before itt Christens
th„ eery ‘mr,rtant „hie
.% A new coselanation of ostalieta •tras
owe wawa which aired to do ro work .,n
•
A lady victor to the falls has been
struck on the hoed with an *ale and
seriously hurt.
A London miller shipped 40,000 *eke
of flea scrota the Atlantic within the
past quarter.
911. tkie Year
dJOHNSTON'S1*
SARSAPARILLA
uni mown =Ms
eat for Purifying the Blood.
la efts bees is =tor *years. and Me
proved to be OIL prepatstice la die
samesse tor SICK HEADACHE, PAIN IN
11* INDS OR BACK. 'AVMs' COM-
PLAIN! PIXPLES ON THItra
that ariss trom e__ Weer eras
Dirsessu. pthas.DiAudea
Impure blood. 'lb sle ear =
• Salo it and give it
pronelleste :
whim me darli. irtef=ogitio
rattempseirmsd
illadMisiatras =i1=
mitraikatre signor
tt sews "CZ
os• tosersio. •
war Al • bottle elf
alefilled"gatelEamd werViasall
thiliL
if. 11111.1111 Ibedislemeizlw
Mow o• MOIL
The great secret of obtaining rich*, is
first to practios economy, sad as good
old Deacon Snyder says, "ft used to
worry the life nut "Nt me to pay commit
emu doctor's bills, hut now' have 'Oral(
is riche Health aid Its moth reign
wpm,* in oar fin ere, and all
simply because we see on other moil -
dm, het Matti* titters, and mill mote
*sitiCh MOTO fatnifairla to nun fifty rents s hottio @WA hp VP See-
' as
• Iv' 1 , 1 • •„., •
rot este
est&
ee '
'the Old Stand -south .14. 01 Court emu* Square.
1752 11. C. STRA9HAN
W. MITCHELL
KEEPS "TILE CHEAPEST AND BEST
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware
IN TOWN AND MAKES
TEA.3 SPECIALTY.
GIVE HIM .4 (ALL.
1751
W. MITCHJLL.
Soolilke &.a1 Oadesit
HARDWARE
tie EVERY DESCRIPTION
Reduced to Bottom Prices!
Farm and School Dells, Household Hardware. -at disentutt 11ilders' Hardware and
Toole nt Wholesale Prim*. Large contracts tilled at Man k fna uteri' Price 3.
G-_ 11 PARSONS,
C4-0 ID E 0 I ---I.
1751
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G-_ EATZR-Y-,
CABINET - WER AB -UNDERTAKER,
Hamilton Street, Goder ich.
A good assortment of Kitchen, Bed -room, Dining ROOM and Parlor Furniture. Pinch '1'
Ides. Chairs (hair. cane and wood seated', Cupboards, Bed-stmads, Mann -wow. Wash -stand,.
Lounges, degas, What -Note. Looking °lames.
N. It -A complete assortment of Coffins and Shrouds always on hand, also Hearses fur litre
at reasonable rates.
Picture Framing a vpecialty.--- Neal! solicited 1'751 G. HARRY
tv.:111INIW
wys-eq, me Lig .wwwwill
ptottlingEn
-00 soul 0.q. •
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Red, White and Blue !
Acheson GEORGE Acheson
New Dress Goods, Gloves & Hosiery,
- JUST ARRIVED,
ROUND TO OWE BA ROAINE ! 1751
MEDICAL HALL.
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN,
Chemist and Druggist,
. MARKET SQUARE, OPDERICIE.:1
Wholesale and Retail Dealer fn Drugs, Chemical'. Planta Orna. pre Scuffle, Atl,lot Column,
Paint Ittedbanes. Horse and Cottle Medicine,. Perfumery, Toilet Artielss, gen.
imysioisne Prescriptiout carefully diapensed.1111
GEOGE CATTLE,
Chemist & Lruggist,
Dealer lialsrelwop and Chessitisis Paces :int' Toile t A rti,
Imported Havana mod Doillestic Cigars, Pipes, kTobaccos,'Ic.
Cis
iiin _ pin toakos takoon four
Ri. it ode trete de Not
V mellelii INA l7e now
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PhysiciansP#IPICTIVI *04 az.d ramly Receipt.% careen, prepared at all ho•,:,
00T -TRT HOUSE
1751
SOLUTION OF REBUS.
NO. I.
Thls Reims Is to Infreray 11s public that we are preparse in 0.1 orders tor turniture. bome
"pf.nt meekreanship. and latest Alto or of piton
111541« see re* la
w h mee =1.111-RICAMII. TA Phial. A testravAllt" DIVA
611174R, ASHER T .4 NMI. NOOK r woolgs sad • miscellaneous. stock of Cabinet Ware
NO. 2.
A wen tallataiird helms Is 1hr 'ride se .4040 vim,"
NO. 3.
Re1114.1/01.1. nor ad*reses red on red fait 14 noir en
fat grow ammo loss W. A. W.
and ono**, ol ssig.
t-ir1 1,1/•....f. 1 rtccw . John ttoost.st
dr Ago Mae et lumbar or cordoe., skim to smetengs for furniture
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