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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-10-06, Page 7THK HU ON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. OCT. 6, 1882. Fun ants Fancy. •'U it were ouetomary he this awnsry to venter titles upptw individuals of rank in literature," sakellbut oou- vettel jeurwliat of f 4n old use, "what would I b' "Bs en of ideas,' was the response, BrotherOardaer, of the Detroit Liute- klie Club, is • philosopher who keeps hie *yes open. A000rdng to the tree ?Om, he dosed the last meeting of the the club with this o'sank of condensed wisdom : "Remember, as we percolate homeward, da' while a prnswo may have a voids like • tornady au' a in .uth like • woodshed, de in n who a inks with tete left see illus gets the Ise: gluts of w.ty waist." A vette: adlreee 1 t,, "Mr. t)I,,.diPut Solvate, Custom House, New Bedford," reoently found its way to the prolix of ticer. It was a reply too one sent free' the custom hound, ail the write: uv' deafly shoe Ob Beat Serv.i..t wa th. person who bad written G. hi s., while• the scrawl nn ler these words w u Mier. prated by him sn a flourish whish s•• many people to eke under their n : uoi, While Judge S oeeplt F. W:rnerl wax presiding in the Supreme avert recently a lawyer, not over stocked in the upper story, and mated for verbosity and .hel- lownaes, was trying • ciao before hien. The case was plaiu, so there was little use for ergutueut, and Master Shallow had the strong side, but he was date: - aimed to "improve the occasion,' The Mee leased over and said : "Mr. --- — 110.0eurt ie still with y,u, netwith- sialfillig your ersumeemt." A Lay had in her employ en excel- lent girl who had one tank. Her face wet always in • smudge. Mrs. tried to tell her to week her face with- out offending ker, sad at lost she restart- ed to strategy. "D•► peu know, Brid- get she remarked in a eentideutial Ulan Oar, "it is said if you wash the face ev- e y day in hot soapy water it will make you beautiful 1' "Will it C answered the wily Bridget. '8'ire it's a wonder you never tried. it ma'sene Another mistress whe had jest hired a new cook, made • tour of inspection after she had kept her a week, and timet . prelim/mei Ioocked tip ie. the pantry. •'How did this mai get here T' asked the lady, se- vwely. "l'in lure I don't '-now, an- swered the girl ; "he ,oust have been left over by the old oouk !" Farm anb tfaraen. When sows eat their young it Semite that the wants of the system have out mellow), leen supplied. It is often owing to the failure tove them • lib a .- ral supply of salt before wtug. Stuff the skin of • a until it looks like lite, then set it on the limb of a tree, or lis •oma natant' position on ti strawberry bad ; if the petition et chant d every day it will .Uectually friehtee away birds. At three feet apart each way there are 4,800 tulle un au acre. Putative. yield- ing ooly eine bushel to every 30 hills would give upward of 100 bushels per acre. That is much above the average crop, even good yens, shows how great are the possibilities fur improvement iu potato. gritwiug. A weeenitiuu w ,1u with one tumid o' soap (soft or bald) with an ounce of o trbulic a) d crystals dissolved in water, will leer-ey vermin, itch, scurf and is e<e. rile preparation 'given above sh site be diluted in warm water before b •ing applied to the animal, and it will t :tu sue Injure the hair. 4 p'e e of rye near a poultry house is very deign' during the fall end spring, •u.i a',mete:um in the winter, as • hen pa.ture. The cawing of grain in their yards a also an excellent plan. What is scratched out will be eaten up clean, and plenty of scratching and green food are what they need. Gooseberries delight in a heavy soil, rich cud well drained When grown in the single bush f arse the berries become yearly fewer and smaller, and soon owe to be profitable. Entourage the growth 1,1 .hoots from the root by removing the old wood as often as necessary, and lar- ger crops and much toner fruit will in- variebly be the result, whether in gar- den or 10 field culture. Experiments have established the fa t that there are uu bad results faun breed- ing large sized stallions to small mares ; but, on the contrary, the offspring make meet desirable roadsters and cwch bee - sur. One Western farmer kited a Per- eherou stallion, weighing 2,300 pounds, to an Indian utai•e, weighing wily 600 pounds, predating g iu the Leeman animal 16 band* high, of tine uius4:iu and autu.ii. fashions's Fancies. Mahoghany is the newest shade in red. Watered and shaded ribbons will again be worn. Hungarian braid patterns trim uisay fall jackets. Marlborough is a new and delicate shade of temper red. The favorite point of the corsage bow is the top oaf the left shoulder. Colored handkerchieft are studies of color in 6umbinations and design. Laves of all kinds are in fashion. Ecen the old black Chantilly is revived. The longer the beak of a bird the more is it sought fur as a hat ornament. Frenchshoe polish lightly brushed ever a testy chip hat makes it look new. The new cloaking plusher imitate seal, beaver and otter furs to perfection. All the mediaevaland rennaissuod points are revived in the modern iaaita- tion laces. The jackets and ulsterettes for early fall wear are lunger than those of the last semen. Plush siuxlses and dolmans will, in a great measure, take the place of sealskin next winter. Small and silver blue will be combin- ed in new fall suits with terra cotta enol mahoganny shades. Dark purple and huzzar dreams are fashionably piped with terra cotta and Marlborough reds. The new English alnacaa come in grey shades and blacks with s•.fter finish than the old-time goods (.)berate satin buttons of medium size, in all shades to match the new goods, ap- pear among new trimmings. Ottoman reps in silk and wo•,l, figured and striped with velvet and plush, ap- pear among new fall dress goods. The latest caprice in handkerchiefs is for narrow borders in combinations of esthetic colors on white centres. (Ittomen rapped and satin -backed vel- vet ribbons forst the bulk of the impor- tations in this line of goods up to this date. Tho golden Hamburg cock's back is most in demand for hat trimmirtg, as it shows natural shaded effects in mahogany tints. The new plushee come in all lengths of pfrom the short moleskin plush to tthi long -napped silk and mohair goods that resemble the heavy furs. The first cheviots for fall wear are of light texture in shepherd's checks of heather mixtures, to be combined with cheviots that come with them in inch square plaids in the same colour and mixt urea Some of the new satins ars brocaded in lace effects in black and white on grounds of Dolor embracing all the new esthetic and fashioeable.shadee. Theme will be tzhemed with white and black lace saMtebieg the design of the brocaded lad idlest& whole coarse a1 my life bef••ro. 1 hid, out a wound shout aye I had, indeed, bees shut down by an tsaa .... essatw - hall; halt indeed of mow thro.gh eiy legs, as I body believed it had, the ball had petted seder my feet and had plow- ed a hole is the earth beneath, at kart a foot in drrei, into which my feet cud- ' only ani, riving ms the idea that I had been the. shortened by the hes of my leap," Gess. ha Yells tlaeams- There is an old a/ery d a ee t•iu min- ister, who, in sr•sagaeg his toilet for his parochial call., found a button give trout his shut Dollar, sad all at voce the good man's patience left him, 8e fret- ted poi *col... 1 and acid undignified and unkind things, until the tired wife burst into terra sod vamped to her neem. The hour of the atteruuuu sore away du it g which the passim called am broth- er Jttoet, Whw was all bowed down with rheumatism, aad fused patiss& and even cheerful; epee yowg beuther Hall want- ing away with outsseaption, and found him euxwus to go sod be with Christ; upon gad old greedsaotbes Smith, in her poor, miserable hovel of a home, sad found her singing use of the good old hyena, as happy se a bird ; upon young Mrs. Brown, who had a few weeks be- fore buried her only child, and toned her treatful and serene in the view of God's love which had oeme to Me tkroogh her aM.ctiva. The minister went home filled with what be had seen; and when evening came, and he tem seated in his easy chair, his good s'fe near him, busy with her needle, he could not help trying: "t. hat a wonderful thing grace is ' How much it will do ! There is nothing beyond its power ! Wonderful : It can do all things Then the little wife said: "Yes it is wonderful, ueleed ; but there is one thing that the grace of God dues not see:u to have power t.• t: "kh, what can that be ( asked the hu • tend. hy, it d..u. not .veno to have i ewer to vetted a toinister's temper s lien his shirt -button is wend- That was a sew d. ctritee .o1 ;trace to the parson, but it was such a terauu as many another religious uu:i needs to re- member. Aa it takes greater skill to engrave the Land's Prayers upon a five cent piece than upun a broad steel plate, w it takes more grace to live a good Christian at home than iu public. It is a mistake to suppose that a tile drain two and a half .or three feet deep will drain a hollow tau to twenty suet destine_ Perhaps it may slow- ly. but iu a very wet 'season, wheat and clover will kill out at arch a distance faun a drain. If the ditch is nude four feet deep it will drain a wider surface but a leaner way is to make a aide drain to the places where water is kilos. to stand iu a wet time. Leached ashes are good for almost any crop, but should be applied with • tier fertilizers that contain vegetable sub- stances, like barn mauure ; thus applied on most of eels, and for nearly all crops, 25 cents a bushel would be cheaper than comn.urcaal fertilizers. Fifty bushels of ashes applied to an acre of land in connection with two cords of geed stable manure would produce better results for ntost crops than 150 bushels applied without other fertilizers, or five cords of stable manure applied with no other fer- tilizer with it.. There are many ways of preparing weft food for poultry that we weld not re- commend, though practiced to a great extent by experienced poulterer. By far the greater number of beginners mix it too wet and sloppy, and give it os a thick, porridgy mass, which clings to the beaks of the fowls. Such feeding often causes diarrhoea, and in any case will rarely produce a proper egg return. AU steal, whether intended for young or old fowls, should he mixed firm and short, so that the whole mass will crumble by handling. Food so mixed does more gond, for the reason that it is more wholesome in itself and more enjoyed. Meal combined with potatoes need not be mixed quite so dry, but all soft fad. rightly prepared, will be hard enough tit break and crumble if thrown upon the ground *w..tf wutr meat IbtFeAesfer." days an eminent physician, convinc- es(' that the wily way to cure vervee azheestioe, sal weakness .4 the matte omens, is to repair the waste by f(kn heels and nerve foods, and of all tt remedies compounded, Magnetic Medi vine is the bee& ger advertisement in soother oolumn. Scald n Godarich by . Wilson, druggist.—lm The prescription of • skillful physicist, aid *imposed of vegetable dregs o ctahremedial power, Dr. Carson', sad Constipation Bitters punt% the blood, give tone and vigor to the system, cures Dyspepsia mil Indigestioi when all other medicinalfail. Hnv• you tried it? Sold by Druggists, 50c. a you The safest, best and cheapest medicine in the world is Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bitters. Sold in large bottles at 50 cents by all Druggists. !'erre er tmaglsailew. During a recent lecture, Dr. Noble vduched for the truth of the following anecdote of M. Boutibouee, a French savant, in illustration of the power of invagination : -M. Boutibnuuae served in Napoleon's army, and was present at many engagements during the early part of the present century. At the battle of %Vagrant, in 1800, he was engaged in the fray ; the ranks around him had been terribly thinned by shot, and:et sunset he was nearly isolated. While reloading his musket he was shot down by a can- non ball. His impression was that the hell haul paasod through his legs below the knees, separating them from the thighs, for he suddenly sank down short- ened, as he believed to the extent of a foot in measurement. The trunk of the cody fell backward on the ground, and .he senses were c,nrpletely paralysed by the shock. Thus he lay mr•tionlees amid the wo'inuled and dead during the rest of the night, not daring to move a mus- cle lest the loss of bleed shout 1 b-, fatal- ly increased. lie felt no pain, but this he attributed to the stunning efft et of the shock to the brain end nervnua system. At early dawn he was aroused by one of the medical staff who came along to help the wounded. " What is the matter with you my rood fellow Y" asked the surgeon. "Ah ' tench me tenderly," replied M. Brwtibouse. "i beseech you; s cannon hall has carried off my legs." The surgeon examined the lirnbi re- ferred to, and then, giving him a good shake, said with a joyous laugh : "Get up with yen; you hase nothing the matter with yon '" M. Boutibonse immediately sprang A in utter astonishment., and stood firmly on the legs which he thought be W lest forever. "I feu wore thatikfel," sail M. beam "titan 1 had ever dose ie the SUBSCRIBE FOR JCHEAP GROCERIES t THE SIGNAL • tate Medical Fra e...... all all wbom tt nosy cese.a. Ph•esnhetine, or Nerve 1•...u, a Ph••oe- phate Element based upon cieutitic Facts, Formulated by'Pn,fess••r Austin, M. D. of Beet..n, Mass., cures Pultlnun- ary C ensumptton, Sick Hea.tache, Ner- vous Attacks, Vertiti• and Neuralgia and -a11 wasting diseases of the huntan system. Ph.sphatine tenet a Medecine, but a Nutrimnent, because it conbtins no Vegetable or mesal Poisons, Opiates, N emetics, and no Stimulants, loot *imp ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Eleutents found in our daily food. A single bottle is sufficient to c nvince. All Drueinets sell it. $1 00 per bottle. L,wnze Co., sole agents fur the Domini on 55 Front Street East Toronto A raise ea ere see. Capt. Harry Piper, Alderman and Superintendent of the Zed( gical Garden lately communicated the following facts to a reporter of one .1 Toronto m moms ii,ttuential papers: "Some time ago we purchased from the collection of animal. at Central Park. New Y..rk, a momentum Rnateen bear, which we have n:unetl 'Peter the Great,' on emoted of his ire. menden size. Not longe after 'Fetes snivel we found that he was suffering imm the rheumatism, and in • pretty bad state. Pete was not the only one in the 'Zon, which had a touch Of that de- licious louvre; the lion likewise had it and in test I was jest being cured of a had taw ed the rheumatlsin,myself ,by the use of Rt. Jambs OiL the Orval German Remedy. I found Si Jaenhe (hl an ex- cellent remedy, for it cured me in a short while, cad My eggs wax a very aggravated .one, i mooed that if it Ilcured mon it ono two foxed Inv animals es well FROM NOW D HI _A_ ' W= F T I legs to aun•,encr t,. the pwo plc of lioderich and this section of Heron, that'•he ha purchased from 4r. A. Phillips his stook of Groceries, etc., and will e.u.ti,rue the business in the old stand, on the .Jorner of Victoria and Bruce 8treetp. tiering bought the goods for cash, and as 1 intend to make all my purchases trent whul.rale sten fur cash else, I will be in a position to sell at Very Low Prices fur Cosh Hy *tuck will always be fresh. I will keep the best brands of teas, good sugar tad everything in the griwery liue front the best producers. Bacon, Spiced Meats etc. ,always ou hand in see.rou. I put determined to please, both in quality and price MCall at the stand, Victoria street, uppxosite the Fair Ground, near D. K Strxchau's machine shop. G•aterich, March 9th, 1882. P11! the isi ofJauiiary Under s contract with the twenty of Syracuse, N. Y., Mrs. Freland receives pauper babies, and alw takes childr n fur young women whe don't want to be bothered with them. A child, which recently died on her hands, was found to have been left oils in a woodshed all right while fatally i11. Other tathiea in her -keeping ',ere starred t:. a pitiable aendition. Mrs. Freeland says she is not paid enough to keep them preperl_:. l arik re's Anshan salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Se res, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil- blain*, Coons, and all Skin Eruptious, and positively cures Piles It is guetan- ted to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale by Jas. ly. MRS. ARNOCK Beg* to aormal•t the ladles of Goderich nd vicinity. that she is now showing Spry and Sumer eel At iter shop. Hamilton forest, In great and beautiful variety. Abe hap encored the r«r •tees of • city sins ser. sed bobs moored that ea ern fir. SATSIFAC TI ON IS BOTH STYLE AND MAKE. FOR ONLY 25 Cts. Rhee •.s to be favored with a •Isit from her mo rows, sad the Wks creamily. MRS. %VA RNOCK. Now is the time to Subscribe f,:r ,. Wide Awake I_ SWIFT_ Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock. G. ARRY CABINET MAKER au' 1IIIBERTAKER Hamilror. Street, Goderich. -.t ,rood assortment of K tchen, lit.' -r.'. u.. llu.iog Doom and traitor Furniture. such as Ta tel•• , Ghanalhair, cane mud wood e..1.1•, 1 u1Ioiu,de, fitd-etea.:e, ilaltrcascs, Waeh-sten Luuuges, Sofas, What -Nota, Lue.ktut; Glues. e. N. Ii.—A compete assortment Le and iia °tots al., ay a tn. ha,d'aleo licensee for h Lit rcneonable mire. CWSP��IPP, The Huron Signal ROBB_':leersea�eeefnytm tmaetNr robto.•d e.i nnr,d Ay the w sof Ise [real GERMAN INVIGORATOR ,eli wear at - �gg� slat low au of Y less of rw &Woesen�..« sial�et esiwmapttw i�tZ i Mwur elitellttii nirwlersie mt pcar toy ger M: Mers roe nr be sect trio, a y . es mets et pFtt'le'. Geo. lytewaa. Arealhole ter As erldi Awe IS THE BEST Local & Genera Newspaper in th ;County of Hurt,n. i..eture Framing r speedup).— A , toll wet 1, d . I: BOOTS&SH04.S Beg t, announce to the Public thsl 0 eyj hate orenrd betimes in Ile el, to Stroe in the atone lately occupied 1•y Hu.mte Nee ton. Hatil.g 1 uuiaeod liege and well nes. t stock of Et rirg r.1 d St a 1. t r G• • ds at close tiouner, ser' 111 .'. Itralined „ to ger the Public the benefit. QUICK SALES & SMALL 11 OIITS WILL BE CUR MOTTO irrl'ieele call and examine our peedtemenibte the place, next •' $ Custom wink will receive . n e e"':ere but tete best of nee. ti 4e -eel airing neatly done • n tie • . e before purelt:u ii:y; elec•..I.. re. • o • J. Wilson's Drug More • I .. did attention. to i• d and first-cies* wee kneel Hat el.• hest notice. G,.aerieh, March ft. 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U P THE KEY TO HEALTH. Unlocks all the cogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying sof gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the eW secretions ;of the Stomach, at the same time Acidity curing �yspe�s, H hes, Diz- ziness, Heartburn Oonatipaatdon. Dryness of the Skin. Dropsy, Dtm- of Vision, Jaundice. Salt Rheum Scrofulas, Fluttering of the Nervousness and General Debility ; all these and many other simi- lar Complaints yield to the hat�t� influence of BURDOCK BLOOD BI'1TSRS. Sample Bottles 10c ; Regular size $L genic F'" � O, M A N ITOBA The Great Western Railway will run their ezcursi•,ns to MANITOBA and DAKOTA po•nta during May and June every two weeks, commencing TITES- DA ' May, 2nd. 1881. Fares Reduced. For uforuuatiou, tickets; etc., apply t GEO. B. JOHNSTON Special Agent Great Western Itallwa eeeertch, Ont. . oderich, April. 21 1512. 1838. For sale by all dealers. T. MILRt t cat., rraprteters. Ten■teFI f A L L'S EXTRACT Wl LD 3TRAWBERRY Cures CholIrla, Cholera Morbus, Dy - sentery, Cramps, Colic, Sea Sick- ness and Summer Complaint ; also Cholera Infantum, and all Com- plaints peculiar to children teeth- ing, and will be found equally beneficial for adults or children. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. T. MILBURN & CO., Proprietors, Torontee nix Pr:Alt-T PC : c nem. Subscribe Now Ii ' CONSUMPTIONCOUGHS; GOLDS, ASTHMA, GROUP, A11 Disease* of the Throat. Lange and Pnlaonary organs. - 1 D IT. r,t,art 1 r.r 1 CowirIKP'rlox tiAll .ICRP CURED When other Rasedito and Pbrsie se. horn failed to .feet a sure. tlsew,aevinwe •l by Pyre rr.w. him se, canes. n feet by everybody who hu glees it a Peel trial. is senor /oils es knee r«I,tfe, es an tIPnCreftaJT it has at Tgaat. 1t le hareems to the Mai netessom reit& A awnaeme ea orarr to any brew. DiTWO •noleetw+m5an7 tea Mitre. tee swabs all lrrnastet. ONLY 26 (TS kr KRRTURE ether 1. Recommended ht Plrelelanta. CUYe-MS i;atarrh of the Nvsal Cavity t,.nronic and Ukerativel Catarrh of the Far. Lys or Fhro tt,� It Is taken INTERNALLY. sad acts DIRECTLY upon the Blood and Meccas urfacest or the System. •t Is the belt Blood ?wilier In the WORLD, and it worth ALL that b ch rged for It, for THAI atone. TTI e: ONLY INTERNAL CURE FOR CATARRH 1;- 1N TItit sl %RICRT ,w -i Oowt: i,s::1 brirei:s t: $ i 00 t.:iu. :t e.,t ass iir, ser-�wa-.a•,,sewvr7 WEL.LAsp, test. aier . My 111115.ta••g'.t •r wow trot.;:!Mtill d alibi for two Yaerr, ,cies w.. very trach benafntted by tie nee of ' Haws Casson Core" Ste, Is ..rout enrol. W. T. 11 ,es, Wer.LAvn, tin:., 1Tar.h 2^, t hvvo nod''Hail's C starrh Car.," 4.1 .ng from the good results I derived from hoists, b4311,54 11 will sura the tones .rubbers mase of Catarrh 1f Its lase be °oatmeal for a reasonable tougtb of time. W. H. HEI.LEN& Wau.Lavn. Ont., Kirsh ti WW1 14'..1 Cwv:cxr t t: ... 'Gdrdo. 0. pend. -Hera enit H,11 a Catarrh Cure for the 1.55 year, and 0 gives entire sattaf.cttoa. Poon' trete, If. W. HOBSON, Draggles Hall's Catarrh Cure '.old by all Wl.o:eanlnatt.l „Rota t' Timmons sed Dealers In Patent Medicines to tb. United Rates and Csnala. PH:CE : I Cents a Bottle. $9.00 a llos. The este pants. hall's Catarrh Care 1. nemw afaalaeii by P. J. CHItNEY it CO.. Tu:edn, O. soreswars et xssitultetas. W ter tie Ontario trade t.y H. W. HOBSON, Welland. Ung GEORGE RHYNAS, rich kr .n l rly uty teal t to •eta of a s it it nmo hews 1 ex - at in cold r -ease theseains lth of nouns :41:: ars;htainsunti- n(tasudetveld. ', Mr. a•ineee rd coy - e mewl to Mr. fort tL •