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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-05-06, Page 31'HE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1881. 0. i Fun area Fancy. -First Boy -"Where yer bin, Billy 1" Becntd Buy -"Been fishin." First Boy --"Ketch •nythiu Y' with an anxious espreenuu en his fees. Far-seeing tieound Buy -"No. But I expect ter when I got ill the house. There are two kinds of fools in this world -those who Don't change their opinion, and those who won't. Pat to tourist, who hits taken shelter in a leaky mud -cabin: "Dade and it's soaked to the bone you'll be gettin' wid the .trainee through the roof ! Come outside, surr--it's dryer in the wet !" "Vat • monster lanu•ge "' said s Frenchman. "Here I read to re paper Eat a matt ooinmits murder, was com- mitted for trytl, and den committed himself W a reportair. No wonder everyring is done by committees." " Why do wumeu so often wander aimlessly in the murky solitudes of the dead Past, brooding over the days that are fo geese 1" asked a yonn Lady of her practical lover, who is • widower. ''They don't, " he replied. "On the bontrary, they wander around the dry goods stores of the Present, pricing things they have no ides of buying. Women are not dreamy or poetiosl, but when it comes to getting s Ire bustle for $1 80 they keep right up with the prce cession. A college journal thinks it is fall tints to start • new national game Of ball, for it is evident from the following quota- tions that less -ball was papular in the time of Shakspeare: "/sow let's have • catch" -Merry Wives; "Anti so .I shall catch the fly" -Henry V.; "I will run no base" -Merry Wives; "After he wore." -All's Well; "Have yutf scored rite''(" -Othello; The world is pitch and pay" --Henry V. ; "These nine men in buckram" --Henry TV. ; "Where go you with hats and cluhsl'--Coriolanw; "Let us see'you in tho field" -Troilus and Cressida; "I will fear tiecatch"-Tinian; "More like to run the mnuntry base"- Cymbeline. something about I am now goin' to say somethin' abort genie. I love gurls, and lately I have been takin' particlar notice of girls dres- ses, and their faces too; but what I want to write about most is gurl's hair. I like gurl's hair, the long, black glossy sort, that looks like a midnight veil on their heads, but I like the wit shiney golden sort the best. Some gurl'a hair of this kind looks just like threads of gold, or bright sunbeams, or like the cobwebs, stretched over the grass in the summer morning, covered with dew and all shin - in' and shimmerin' like. But there 'is one thing I don't like, and that is the way some girl's hair is fixed up now a days. The Bible says a "woman's hair is • glory to her," but I can't see how it is so now, tied and screwed and twisted up into • sort of hard knob behind; and it also says that It u given her fur a cover - in, but it tint, for pretty often it only covers one spot and that one just on the back of theneck, which must bean awful bot spot in the,warin weattur. However I suppose its convenient for the hats to est on and to stick pins in, and so this is all I've gut to say now. AROCT (CRUS HAZY.. "Seeress with *mall Fruits." Formerly the blackberry was regarded as merely a bramble in this country. It is still quitegenerally seeregarded. When s roan gets to thinking it is not a bram- ble, all he has to do isto go waltz around in a healthy latch, with nothing on him but a cotton shirt and a pair of tow trou- sers, and he will come out restored to .he faith of his fathers. The greatest nemies the blackberry has, are the goys. Five boys, from town, can eat more green blackberries in a day, then would ripen in a week. For many years the greatest desideratum has been a hardy berry that could resist the prema- tura onslaught of boa from town. It prelim - NOT FJR LADIES, H oesese is Is Alt Abase Woes $assessed risesease to W. noticed that It hasfrom • time anterior to which the memery ul the young man runaeth not, the references made Iron year to year of the at lea et dress likely to be worn have all been of interest only to ladies. (jentlemen have been left in the dark. They have beau alighted. No cheering picture has been held up to show them how they might best conform to the annual laws of the greet fashion god, nor have they been enlightened on the, changes which lien - demon in other cities have son fit to make. Thus they have gone blindly to the tailor's, and • week of:two later are made to bemoan an eighth of an inch of brevity in the width of their truwsers, or the length of their ooat • shade beyond the prevailing regulation. These mis- fortunes weigh heavily on the minds of young mea, and there is no telling how many ofe them are prematurely turned to enter • pawn shop through thew secret causes Ix seers. It cannot but have been notioed that tweeds are fast supplanting the black suitinga which were w general • few years ago. They are losing worn on week days and the Sabbath, on the streets, at patties, at operas, and even before the altar. It was looked on as • most singu- lar freak when an Eastern gentleman and his groomsmen wore tweed suits on s wedding day; but it would be • [natter of very little wander to -day. And who cau a ty that this isnot a sensible fashion 1 Tweeds are more dursole, more becoming, more economical and better adapted for general wear than any of the easily soiled and question - ! able Macke which hare hitherto been •!- most umtersally worn. This year they will be more popular than ever. So far as the Dolor is concerned the taste of the wearer will be the chief guide, but judging by the general selection the light shades are largely the favorites. nese do not show the dust. The cost is in the most of instances worn in the comfortable and familiar sacque style. The buttons conte closely up under the chin according to the American fashion, or allow a greater space than that of last year, if the Eng. hsh is preferred. They are quite short with three buttons and rounded corners in one instance, or square with five but- tons. A thick button to match the color of the tweed is invariably used. Bind- ing out of the question. Vests will be collarless, and ma le in keeping with the style of the coat. • Trowsers are inclining towards the style -prevalent about ten or twelve years ago, when the acme of dress consisted in having them inexpressibly tight. "Last year they were very wide," said a leading cutter, "but this year we are gettitig them ,pretty snug." There is no fear, however, that the really tight trowsers will ever be popular again, as much from the discomfort they octsaion as the physdtaal unfitness of so satiny gen- tlemen to wear them. Theis will be but little spnng on the bottoms. Spring overcoats of light-colored ma- terial with a wide cull, diaplayiilg a rich silk facing and $ velvet collar, are al- , ways suitable and dressy. It lutist also be remembered that a black suit is al- ways in order for ,dress occasilina, al- though the time fee tweed suits''in the ball room is not fard Stant. For those who do not like tweed, there can be nothing more neat than a dark cutaway coat with light trousurs. Prices for suits do not vary materially from these of last year. HATS. Nothing tends more to destroy the ap- pearance of a good suit se an unahapely or poor hat. A good deal of attention is therefore paid to this item of dress; In felts, a stiff, low add round crowned, turned and dipped brimmed hat is the favorite. Silks, with and without nap, are worn more than ever and are cer- tainly very becoming. s variety of light. soft felt alio finds numerous per- ch•eereamong light tweed wearers. OTHER wawa B y Shoes are no longer inhale broad in t.jie is • groat desideratum still. The soles and with box toes, although Otte Schneider, a variety thatwas invented were the moat comfortable style ever by an Iowa horticulturist, is the nearest worn. A neat, round -tor i, narrow, approach to it. It is bred from a per- thin-soled shoe is considers;I the beat redly green persimmon, crossed with a logwood tree, and still propagated with a hybrid of wormwood bush and wild -tab apple. It is not a perfect defence, nut there are very few boys who care to ,,at more than a quart of them. Nobody else, however, can go past the field were the Schnieder is growing, without being attacked by Astatic cholera, and this tends to weaken the partial succeas this hardy berry has received. Then there is • bug -I do not know the name If it -that crawls over the berries now and then. When you eat a berry that has been glorified by a visit from this bug, you lie down in the hrian and pray heaven to take you home in just about three seconds. And if you live, you can wake up in the night, along in the mid- dle of next winter and shudder as you 'fade the old taste of that berry. When your blackberries grow too thickly, you will want to thin them out. To this end you must kill some of them. This can be done bydigging a well when the plant stands; then turn the farm ever, upside down, and let it dry out thoroughly for a couple of years, then turn ft over, upside down, and start • brickyard em the back of it. This will kill oif some of the plants. There way bs .0113* shorter and cheaper method of killing blackberry vitas than this, bet I never heard of it, and it isn't likey that there is say. If you want to devotes/met forty acres of groeld to the cakivstie t of Waddler ries, pleat shoat three health, vines in st taw and- E�April w earner , e1 Then sheat teat of the m— wise owns the imam the Ant side of the read will britt a civil .dies Vet you, sad try to eniI ct jhgrt lietti es of his two fields of wheel ley stela d blackberry vides. II is netlonewa lee, it what season of the year bMekberiiw ripen. The black bitty has sever been ka.wn to ripen. If the kneketere sod boys slowed die in Jess it is probable that the berries weak, ripen some time in July ow Ato gest But they never had a chance to see what they could do at ripening The blackberry is so named, because it u blue. in order to distinguish it from the Maslow, which es black -(Hawk! PAY UP. WCasst tttalsp ee !ea/fag 1778-2na GEORGIC CATTLE mew o rtye.ret take pay en at To THIS PUBLIC: - Having dsapoaed of wry Photo Business es Ooderidd, I would take this Sy to Dawn roar for the [awry rseweed since commencing burro here urn years ego. Por toy swearer, Mr. &allows, 1 bespeak a continuator of the patronage so kindly tendered me, and knowing hu* to posses superior ability, predict for him a sneoessful business career. RitP404.Miy, R. R TROMP ON, Photo, now in the market. In shirts, cambrica are largely worn, but the style of collars remain unchang- ed. Low necks are quite beyond the present faahion. A white shirt and collar, however, cannot be surpassed. Neckties -the crowning point of a good suit -incline towards bright colors and cravats What a DIl►ereuer. With reference to the above I would inform all interested that m aim will be to produce work at the Lowe Prices wtuisteet with Good Quality. and shall spare no pains W give A One assortment of Albums. Frames, etc.. to hand in a sew days. A call solteited. R. SALLOWS, Photo, Blake's Brook, Goderlch. (Successor to R. R. Thompson.) N.B.-As I have all the Negatives made by R. R. Thompson previously to my taking the busmen, parties wishing duplicates will please send me their ordra. "DEAR Wire: Send me a pocket handkerchief. John." She went slow- ly to the drawer to get the desired ar- ticle, and, while looking for it, she came across the following note, dated two weeks after the wedding : "SUNLIGHT or in Soot : You will have to send me up a haakerchief. Your bewitching eyes an turned my heed this morning that I forg t to take one with me, for which I shall kiss the sweet face of my own t thousand times when f come home. In two hours and twentyminutes it will be twelve o'clock, anthen I can Dome horse to myt beautiful nee. I long to fly to you. A thousand kisses 1 send thee, my fairy wife. Yours tenderly, Josue" She sighed, gave the boy the handkerchief, and then sighed again. R. SALLOW'S, Fbotografo. CHRYSTAL tk BLACK, Practical BOILER-IAKR1L t The Subscribers, have bought the Tools and Boiler Bushes of D. RCNCIMAN e!' Co., lately carried on by the Goderich Foundry and Manu- facturing Company. and having had an ex- perience of over eight years to that shop are now prepared to carry on the trade in all tta branches. iff Any work entrusted to as will receives prompt attention. First-class work guarant All kinds of Boilers made and repaired. also Smoke Stacks and Sheet Iron Work. dc., a- reaeooable Estee New Salt Pans nude and old ones repaired on the shortest notice, and at PRICKS THAT DE- FT COMPETITION. Chrystal & Black, BeI 1e3. CODI=l('O. (17571 Tiros. JaMta, Darlington, England, says : The "Only Lung Pad" is being thoroughly tried here One lady has a1 - ready received great benefit, who has suf- fered for years from Bronchitis and Asth- ma, and congestion of right lung. H. E. Honoz, Cambridge, Mich., says: I have been afflicted with Asthma for years. An "Only Lung Pad" gave me immediate relief. I can recommend it as the greatest remedy ever produced. HENRY VAN NOHTWICI, of Toledo, Ohio, says: A friend prevailed upon me to try an "Only Lung Pad," and I ob- tained immediate relief from a racking cough. I know the Pad helped me. At retail by all druggists. Wholesale by H. HASWELL di CO., Montreal, P. Q Mews* CM Rauh. The greet secret of Abstain, riches, is first to practice econossy, and as good old Denson Bsyder says, "It used to worry the life out of ase to pay estsrss- etts smatter's bbi1�,_�M s. I saw 'semii. rieh.' H.13BE ..d �g�1g1 t'pipt supreme is our tills lha 1 . std all simply because M M no oast midi - eine bet Eleabrie Bileeee, and cooly omits fifty rents a Mettle " Mnld by 1• Joe - day Iseealomecie131a• Wyo. Till beet Salve in the world foe ('uta, Desi11st Sores. Tetter, ChappodH►Itda, Obiaiesas, Corns, and all kinds of Akin eruptions This Salve is guaranteed to give rettoet matiafaotion in every oases or money refunded Price 25 mita per boa. For We be F Joraian, Goderich LIBERAL OFFERS FOR 1881_ PRINTS COL80iNE "BROTHERS 14)M 5 CENTS A YARD y P. THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN. BOOTS & SHOES. We are receiving liberal shipments of 8 VICK' RieltfAT>• rLMAL N1M Fer 1s an et Ifs padre. Owe Ootoerad Flower Plate, faced .M Iflweleat aetoaa, with Derlaof e for nod Vegetables, and sd D lsedse sefor Only Ie wee. L English es elermna. if a &flew wards order seeds dedect the 10 l, al s Seeds ere the best la the wetwia The lIGuide w111 tell how to get and grow these. llest'. Rower .at 800 n.�vt� .For Pages. 0 Colored Plates. eeMO Flint pollute to piper write; $1s0 In elermet cloth. In German of English. Irides WSeM,ralrd llewetlr lbegmane 5E Pages, • colored Plate in every number dad Fi yCU a Engravings. Priespeal $1.25 t year; �iee fur �6.U0. Npeymae x4mDe+w sent for 10 cents; 3 trial copies for 114 coats. Address. JAMES VICK. Rothmeier, N. Y 1748. SEE WHAT PHYSICIANS And People in Canada say about Scott's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil SPRING GOODS WFi IT/ Hypophosphiles of Li®a & Soda which comprise all the Desirable Lines of the Leading Manwfactnrers of the Dominion. The Prominent Features of our Stuck this Season will be :- A ti of_ THE VERY BEST QUALITY, THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES, And PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. We have also added Several New Lines of Our Own Make, in both Sewed and Pegged, which will be found all that the customer can desire. 0 RDERED WORK & REPAIRING Promptly Attended to and Promptly Done. £ Call and examine for yourselves. We shall be pleased to show you the Goods and quote prices, whether you buy or not. E. & J. DOWNING. THE SQUARE, Goderich, Feb. ftth, 1881 171:4 If You Want G-ood GROCERIES Two 1 ears for the Price of One ! 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To wow %pewsduttrapply pr aptly The Lazard rd I O tdklishi at 00., SI saSCIAT .T.. Mtn, TwK. GLOBS TOBACCO 00., orison. Wen., serf trr7 09100 ,. PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, or GLASSWARE, —GO TO— D. FERGUSON'S Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel. In addition to the ordinary lines of the Grocery and Crockery Trade. I carry • to stock of Flour, Ies, Por and Ileueral Ponis!ous MY MOTTO IS, "Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices." Coal Oil also *old. See:my Stock and get my prices. tr-Goods delivered to any part of the D. Ferguson. Daniel Gordon, E DY FOR CONSUMPTION AND WASTING DISEASES etitcodiac, N. B., Nov. 5, 1880. Messrs. 800T1' d' BOW NE: -I have used and pteectibed for some time "'Boott'e Emulsion of Cod Liver 011," and And It an excellent preps - ratios, agreeing well with the stomach, esaily taken, and its continued use adding greatly to the strength ami comfort of the patient. A. H. PTCI, K. D. Penn. Med. College. Amherst, Nova dooils, Nov. 0, 1880. Messrs. SCOTT St BOWNE,-Genu: For nearly two yeas I have been acquainted with Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- phwphite., and consider ft the finest prepara- tion now before the public. Its permanency as an Emulsion w-Ith the pleasant flavor, makes it the great favorite for children, dad I do highly recommend it for all wasting diseases of the system. ]tura. very truly. C. A. BLACK, 11. D. llallraz, N. S., Nov. 12, 1880. Messrs. SCOTT et' DOWN E. -Gentleman: I have prescribed your Emulsion for the past two years. and found it more agreeable tp the etomtach, and have better results from its use from any other preparation of the kind I have tried. H. it. esxzuow, M. D. Belleville, Ont. Mears. SCOT T .f' BOW NE, -Dear sirs: 1 feel it a duty I owe not only W you but to the community, to make the following statement: About three years ago my eldest daughter was taken with a severe cold which settled on her lungs, and not withstanding all that her medi- cal attendant could do, she gut worse and worse, and appeared to be in the last and hope - Ices stage of consumption. 'rhe Doctor said he could do no more, but recommended your Em- ulsion. and the effect of it was in the opinion of every one who knew her, simply marvelous. Before she had used the first bottle, she felt much better, and to the aurprlee of us all, she continued to mend se rapidly that in three months she was able to pre about as usual, and has continued in such excellent health that she got married 18 months ago, and has now as Ane and healthy a son as you can find in the country. WILLIAM BLAND. Elora, one, July, 1880. This is to certify that my daughter has had Lung disease for *owe time. and very much reduced in flesh. and had not strength enough to walk across the street. :she was advised by • lady friend to try licott's Emulsion. and to our great surprise before she had used three bottles her health was completely recovered. I recommend it to every one troubled with the same disease. JOHN W. BOWES. vRtritrr oR*44.4s CaBi�c1—Mater and Under1er. %legit Horne in the l4runty, and Largest Stock this side of London 1 PAatos Sums, Ban -Roots SeleEe, StDs-BOARDn, EASY Clients, LocaOss,rETr., ger.. Cash Buyers wall Ilei t it t , their advantage to see my stock If they need • good article at close price. D. GORDON, 1Pest Street, steer Pat Office, Goderida. - -- gIN'TAIL Carriage Works! :a. POOR having leased the shop of Mr. P. Bayne, is now engaged in the manufacture first clans CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, etc. u Give me a call. and 1 will give you price* that eannet 'b. r'o,ten in th county. REPAIRING & JOBBING DONE KINTAIL CARRIAGE WORKS, B. POINTER GET YOUR AUCTION SALE BILLS r'RiNTET' sr the neer of TAP Hi1RON AIMIAL. Nnrrh gtree. I. ,ser,. e TUE GREATEST WONDER OF-DIOi)ERN TIMES! --The Pills Purity the Blood, correct all disorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels and are invaluable in all complaints' ln- eidrntal to Females. The Ointment 1. the only reliable remedy for Bad Legs Old Wounds. Sores and Ulcers, of howeverstanding. ForBronchitib,Dlphtheria.Coughs, olds,Oout, Rheumatism and all Skin Diseases. it has no equal. BEWARE OF AMERICAN COUNTER - FRITS. 1 most respee>tfuUy take leave to call the attention of the Public generally to the fact that certain BOURN; In New York are seeding to many parts of the globe MPURIOUS IMITATION* of my Pills and ointment. The These frauds bear on their billets some adder's In New York. i do not allow my Medicine to be sold Many part et the United States. i have no Ageata then•. My Medicines are only made by me at :LTC Oee ford Street, tendon. in the Books of directions affixed tot the *porton toake is activation warn- ing the Pelee: against being deceived by coun- terfrtte. IM not he mUIed hy this audaclowe trick. as they are the rounlerJeita tamp prefeed to denounce. Thew: et/tin terfeltaare purchased by unprineipled V enders at one-half the price of my Pills and Ointment and are mold fo you as my ggeennetee Medic/Mee. i most earnestly appeal to that sense ofJtutice which I feel sure I may t' en tare neon asking from althonorable pewaen•, to *NIA mc, and the t'ublic as far as ppltayy Ile In their power.) n denouncI ng th la she metfI iraud. Earls Pot and Box of the Genuine Medicine ban the Brittah Government Stamp with the words " HOLLOW Ara PILLS aNn OINTMENT, LosOoe.- ved thereon. On the label is Ste address, M1Et Orford Kuser. Leedom. where .rasa are Manuhotered. Hollow s Pills afNl &e rinwgp any pt her red*as ere The Trade Marts of these Medi regieterr1* RrNb�Pwws. Renee eseeidjopnra wwil yf one mle, well he aligned) THOMAS HOLLOW AY .Orford Street. Loudon. Jan. 1. 1E71. CINGA'ESE. HAIR RE,NLWER The Drownrlg awry of _So,‘ • to • beasts al !moo o s seay T . ass hho�ea, Ihe H'�� lila b MI eet the hair, reads res 1 Ir roots. moil re- vises its w - once and sots with rapidity 1• RaTOA1R6 6RET HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR. Try of babes nsiwg any other. atatAt_11r Y► drearier.l` 50 eta a ,Mottle lfssdrearier... AGENTS 7."".4,4,e tie.