The Huron Signal, 1888-6-29, Page 7THh IIUILON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JUNF t9. 1898
Cam ha Them sever
.mood ib. Anatol of We sea tory, a
record of *hose pt urinating r es e..erved,
are the fvlluwu,r ; -
Bsawl MI D.aald, s Seotdmae, slab -
ruined "114g taws," was 6 feet 10 intra
in ►eight. Was (tui u .o to Posta of
Wain 3:.d 1809.
Alma Gordon. Zsaoa, Tag., Master,
T feet Died412117.
Aide liana Saar, of Noes 8eutia, 7
feet
IA Pierre, el Stale.rd, in Deoeurk,
was 7 feet 1 web.
Hoary Masker, 7 feet 3 ioch.s, .s4
,swot symunatricl. Burs at Cuek$eld,
is 8.ssoa, to 1724. (3si..Oail7 sailed
Use "British Omit" Was exhibited is
Landes in 1751.
Edward Baelurd, 7 feet 4 Inaba»
Died 1768. Buried .0 St Uuwtau's
chutokyard, Lueidoei.
Louis From, Frenchman, 7 fat 4 in-
cJt.a His len band a preserved iu tbe
rssseem ut the College of Surname, Los-
ers.
Martin 8.lenerun, a llesisan, 7 feel 4
inches.
Pores, an Indian king, who fought
against Alraender. user tee River Hy -
deeper, B.C. 327, was 7i feet high, with
sar.sgth in peoportioa.
Heisrieb (Nen, born In Norway, 7 ft.
6 inches : weight 300 pounds.
Tdwsrd Melon, 7 feet 3 inobea. Burn
at Port Leioest_r, Ireland, 1(i8b, cad
died 1084, being only 19 years of age,
James McDonald. 7 feet 6 inches.
Dees at S.aertou, England, in 1820,
sad die. called the "Norfolk giant "
Died 1862
Francis Sheridan, an Irishman, 7 feet
8 inches, weight 22 .awes x,368 pound.),
girth of cam 68 Inches, di.d 1870.
Bradley, 7 feet 8 ioohee at death.
Born at Market Wheaton, i,u Yorkshire,
Zealand. His right head is prsrerved in
the ..tramui of the college of Surg.oee.
1798.1890.
Joseph Brice, 7 feet 8'ocher. At the
ago of 26 leave be was eabibited to
Leaden. 1898-6. His hand could span
14 inches, Run at Ramonchamp, fes
We Mage.. Francs, 1840. Woo wow
theft !iii A felt.
Cornelius Magrath. 7 feet 8 inches.
He was an orphan and reared bJ Bishop
Berkeley, England. Died at the .tale of
20 years 1740.1700.
John Baby, of Darfield, 7 feet 8 in.
Hie brother was .bout the ewe heigot.
Joachim Eleomer.e, Spanish giant, 7
feet ten inches. Exhibited in Lindon.
Maximilian Christopher Miller. 8 feet
Ida bead measured 12 'Laches, and his
forefinger was 9 inches lung Called the
"Seats giant" Died in London 1874-
1734.
Chang Woo (loo, of Tycho., Chinese
giant, 8 feet 2 Inches. Exhibited io
London 181:5 IgG and again in 1880.
J. H. Reietart, of Friedberg, Sweden
feet inches. His father and mother
ere giants.
Charles O'Brien, nr Rrrwe, Irish giant.
feet 4 laches. Hca skeleton it pr.serv-
ie the mama of the College id Ster-
na 176I-1783. Patrick, his broth -
was 8 feet 7 whim.
Lambkin, Russian runt. 8 feet
dr.m-msjor of the Iwperal
1'S1• ?Asaroxa.
Jack mem ala is deemed.
Med I. the .alar et *be paasiog mato
most.
Bleak he.bw*Maare as p•pear as ewer.
Red bsi4asea hmadkerchwefs have ra-
se Sr prim
Both high sod low dress collars are
feshieesbly w. ru.
The red beedu.sa Loom is spreading
all ever the mantel.
Sleeves are wore fregueotly puffed
ahoy* tiara below.
Orgy bias at.d red is the 1•d.iuuable
.smbiestiou iei dry jest uow.
Red, white cad blas is the favorite
miter wwloiuti.tm fur Leo tenuia esus.
Old-laabiooed *wigged a.ushu, wit
Aster aid cod in rfwa and asiirg are
again in vogue.
Black horse -*air bonnets ossbreiderird
is gold are amuo' hate impacted Parisian
e ovehtrs.
The Karry or Itisi peasant cloak, iu
light weight flannel serge, is au eicelleut
steamer wrap.
A000rdebn pleated blouses sad *hien
to !Ohs wool taboos are buts, very is.pu
lar fur amuse/ wear.
The Respire scarf is Worth's latest
easy in the directi.w of the revival of
Directory and First Empire styles.
Gowns of Turkey red cotton, trimmed
with Salle gray eery laces, make pretty -
meaty" astte11 bur morniug wear.
Smocked or tucked biomes ut halt
swab of Chios silk sod ut weak fabric
are popular and pretty for hums wear.
The knitted Tam 0' Shutter cep iu
rad, white or blas., or the three colon
.embi.ed, a the mag correct acid becom-
ing wear for the head at sea.
The latest bride robe is made with a
low neck, but it is worn over • lugb gimipe
ur inside kerobief of tee cut work ew-
brvidery.
The prettiest bandannas are of blood -
red China silk. dotted with white, io
square blocks that rue diagonally scar
the square.
Jersey blouse waists in black, white
and all colon are just the thin` tar yacht -
.wick wear, as they ow b.
VIM with any kited of • skirt one
.Moses.
The latest mantles sent over from
Paris are r .t:od tapes of black net cues-
pletely covered with rallies of black lace.
Three wide noes ou many narrow may
be used for the same.
For a lung sea voyage • staple of Jcr-
sey blouse waist* made ribs style with
a deep collar and • breast pocket are
jest the meet convenient of garments,
far they cat be worn with all skirts.
The promised return of favor to white
neck huger* u p etponed. The elabo-
rately pleated collar bands of colored
tulle, silk, ribbon, and eternise, with
beaded edge remains the popular neck -
scar of the woman of fashion when she
drama her uack high.
When the neck is nut encircled with a
high standing collar and pleated headed
band. it is uncovered. and around the V
seeped opening is placed a fall of rieb
cleated lace. The pleating is frequently
ooatinued in • diaguoal latae does tbe
trout of the corsage to the waist.
1 Olenv ie sleeves is • feature in sum -
r trucks fur hath bill sad little ploys'.
as.
IKaximtmw, 8 feet 6 itches. The
Emperor, 2225-238.
A human skeleton 8 feet 6 inches t
ed to the museum, Trinity Cul-
, Dablin.
Captain Bates of Kentoaky, 7 feet Ali
ease. Exhibited in London, 1671.
Harold Hardrad*, Norwogiao giant,
espy 8 feet
(3i1ey, • Swede, 8 feet Exhibited as
a show early io the Ninte.ntb Century.
William Evans, 8 feet at death. Por-
ter to Charles 1. Died 1632.
Charlemagne, nearly 8 feat He
could squeeze together three have shoes
at once it his hands.
J Toiler, of Nova Scotia, 8 feet. Not
1819.
Can et the lase.
Never put anything into the ear foe
the relief of toothache.
Never wear ootton in the ears if they
are discharging pos.
Never attempt to apply • poultice to
the inside of the e.NI of the ear.
Never drop anything into the ear un -
lees it has been previously warmed.
Never use anything but a syringe and
warm water fur cleaning the ears from
pea.
Never strike or box a child's ears ;
this has been known to rapture the drum
and Deese Wearable deafness.
Never wet the hair if yo3'have any
tendoioy to detainees ; weer an ailed
silk cap sown bathing and refrain from
driving.
Never scratch the ear with anything!
bot the finger if they are itching. Dot
not
nee the bead of pin, hairpins, pencil tips
or snytbieg of that eters.
Never let the feet become cold and
deep, or sit with We beck toward the
window, as these thieve tend to aggra-
vate any existing htuda.ss of hearing.
Neva pat milk, fat or anyoily yob
a
atriinto the ear for tete rge( of pain,
for they soon bestome rancid and teed
to incite the inflaeste•tioo. Simple
warm water will mower the purpose
better these alibied' else.
Never be alarmed if a Lowing insect
enters the ear. Po.ri.g warm water Ta -
to the earl will dos.. it, whoa it will
'amorally some to tie Dodoes sad eau
easily be removed by the lagers A few
peas of smoke blown into the esr will
stupefy the itwet.
Never meddle with the ear if • Porgies
body, cosh as a bead, bottom of seed ea-
ten it ; leave it absolutely aloes, bat
have a pbysielea Masud to it Men
damage has been dose by .sjmdieiems at-
tempts at the estreetiss of a forage
body them amid ever seas from 1M per
mace is the ear.
This is the time sottoe the iepx-
paeissas4 mem tattles is tie .1.ra oi a
gamer, sad bee We bow jeep ap ad bit
hies**. the nose sed kayak him over-
board.
'etre Beammaral •eat.
He 1. not of brilliant qualities, but he
is a man of solid ons., who an only be
appreciated at his true worth when you
have known him some time. He does
not junto at you with demoostr•tiosa of
love, nor does be swear you an eternal
frieudship • but if you know how to win
his eat et> you may rely upon him
thoroughly. H. is e man who pays
prompt Garb. bot will have the value of
kis looney. If ever you travel with a
Sootchmsn from Edinburgh to London,
you rmay observe that he dose not take
his eyes off the cuustry the trio goes
through. He looks out of the window
all the time, so as not to mise • penny -
earth of the money he has paid for his
place. Remark to him. as you yawn and
stretch .ourself, that it's a lung, tiring,
tiresome journey, end he will probably
exclaim, "Long, indeed, Ione! I shottld
tbiok en, air ; and so it ought to be fix
L"d 17. 64.?" I koow of a Soot, who,
rather ciao pay the toll of a bridge in
Australia, takeout! hie Gnat, which be
rolls and straps on his buck, in order to
swim across the stream. He is not a
miser. On the contrary, his generosity
is well known in his owe oeigaboorbood.
He is simply an eceenteie Boot, who does
not see why he should pay for crossing r
river that he elan cross for nothing.
•et.er' Warts Lives.
Richard Mansfield was • reporter.
Hies Ada ltehan taught the yang
idea.
Maurice Bsrryeore was a London law -
l.
Taxa Kendall, like Maadeld, was a re-
porter
Otis Skinoerwas packer in a dry -goods
store.
James Lewis --imagine it ! -was a
book-keeper.
()mond Tarte found employ in a
chemist's shop.
W J Moreau yeah and years wield
pmp•rs.
John A Ma key, the comedian was
Dace a cash boy.
Henry E Dixey seed to be a Bos-
tonian dry -goods clerk,
Kyrie Bellew was • sailor ; likewise.
Joseph Wheelock.
!lies Mead Omega was ksows is
GOaaeotioa wits a sewing-a•ebi.s eon -
P1107.
Denman Thompson was • farmer.
Two of the *stars la " The Old Home-
stead" he took directly from • farm.
A Psa.sssle Lw.
Few moo have s.sowspli.Acd the same
amount of work sod Rand in this worse
as the .el brmt.d Dr Chess. Over
880,808 of his leeks hove Wm a44 le
oe.ai aloes. We west every pones
Noebtd with Lint Oompleiet,
ita.Deadeche. Kids,/ or U
esi,
to bar • bottle of Dr Chasm
Urea
ll sure
Medicias
sedRamapo k iBosk S Bold by all
_inns
eLery
ompouna
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
U0 SS Nene.• P.s.treelee,INrvena Need.
wate,Rearalgia. NerveswWeekaew,
etweach ase Liver Dt..aaee, sed all
adectiess el the Ytde.ere.
A NIIRVZ TONIC.
ease w. soaves. erueaaq O.wm- •y:
ler tee 1 �
yaws 1 was • waterer tree mamas M
�i s 11e011dy a.ilOman tawl the Wwwwww 'r e.
the
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~ea ase. A w • wiaaMM Doxy. Lees may K
awe fat say ass wags le me ter aria."
AN ALTSRATIVT.
Mosso Assort, Ir mms•a, vt.,syes
ee/faa1 t egne !•rms'e Omar casoSoems sexed mmol
"haat
tont
tit ammell i~.01.ab�ryae.l ys�� boo
b..4 N heel- The erap0ee n ..010 W...
awl tam Ave k ,s4 par ,tet bathe awry w�
A LAXATIVE.
a. Q Das. wens
mem..ttreess freemen svr*.. saw -
hem and lseh 1 Ma sw�a.d~t.r� ba
sesta sea a 0e1110a sat siise eie. Now leas ray�y � . 00101110, 1.
A DIURETIC. t•.ad
0_ moor!, 111001 CIT. IONS. Min:
ea/ N hos dMed eswim lAt
w. a ..�SesMs� e SS iam er4 a:
hack Om ver saber e.1 haw wee labia
.asdwdset tatlawaWs taw low received trews
reamswbtrfnenoel las. ehmadl .let temrhaW
bull. Mad far enealee
ties el.ee. sear ae muse s.
WELLS. RICHAROSON &CO.. Proprietors
Montreal, P. Q.
filittmaa
C. P_ It. BOOM
TOWK PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
8100 AND UPWARDS
1 have • large .ember of Ileums and Lots
sad Vaunt Lads in eke mast desirable porta
of 11,. Town --►cab SALE t76ar.
\ow ill the Oft. to sawre property before
the Ries Resat. The C. 1'. R. ie amine sure.
and in a *beet time pnoea woo been advanced
beyond the reach of marry.
Call and see facet and trier before purchas-
ing etas where.
R. RADCLIFFE,
ileal Rotate and General Insurance Agent,
Otter West -St., third doer from Square, 1'. 1'.
R Ticket wad Telegraph °see. 114t.
_> siaeas sae vet taste )Rs ease t Letter
m�m� k tea trtttedMaw than they �aetatslWa�aise ter very
mem tbe
datall and ase � es amebas
ebas prawn i''`�S'`a°"'
GET TOUR PRINTING AT SIGEL
Ther. are many indications of woe tees,
tact Dr Loa's Worse Syrup mento theta
to every case s treses ally. Ita
Mat eaesal.ar.
Rue so tisk is bgtog ..theist., bit
try the gat Kideq sad Liver retela-
tw, lade bo Dr Chas., author ut Chase's
rsseipwo� Try Obese'. Lever Cuts for
all swats .4 the Lover, Kido.ys,
titum_cb •ad Buwiila. Bold by James
Whet.., drtaggat.
SALES MEN
W0011... Pirwsaaetat p•50l.aa srar.wt.i4
YbttaiAswt ,..* draw t AeI
taaa ear West
'Iris
iwa is few M•en
advartags is 1arW�sewsw-
Addtam es seer. asci. We eyes
NROw11TUlts/, N.Y. GEO.
Nuseaavrsx, N 1ta10t>l
EVZRY on. should call un hr, helm. purchasing FU RYITURS elsewhere,
SPRIN
MRS.
Ms latest NvvetWs et tb
MILLINERY
ELD'S.
be to..4 en toe Nessa tide et tie /taste.
MOUNTS, SI -I ES, RIBBONS, GAUZES,
and everything to be fora.! .
CRAPE AN
W bees added. vial sod a ted.
Dye Works.TorouW.
llKttq
sne+Mse MIlierry .ea01Lkm•es. A mew I as ..1
NUN'S IT I1TG
the stock a.d get triose. Agent Mr parflee's t . ,
XEJt - SIT.3E1e1.n.
BARRY sella chap Sur sat
he will sot be vailleeold.
1-OTZCE. OWE and all aan woe muurl,f beylag (rum GEO. BARRY,
111 Otta10 TO WAS 180M Tait
NEW GOODS
wetl;0 Arta •a0IVINO, 1 Will FOR Tilt
-NEXT THIRTY DAYS-
('ROCKERY
.&T COST_
All New Designs and Pat-
terns ---Coyne and See.
Always a fresh stock of
GROCERIES
AND;
BARRY -k-•9-3y or C ti )ERTLKfl and Pieter* Framing.
ALL kis& of FURNITURE,ept oa hand. Call and se. big Stock of
ROCKING Chairs, Tables, I't;,,r Setts, Matt.oases, Ikdst.ad., Lacy Chain, !e.
REMEMBER that 0101. BAki;y keeps the best Stock of FURNITURE in town.
YOU should call and get his PkICES before buying elsewhere.
GEC.
Hamilton -tat , Godelich.
CHICAGO HOUSE
I have just returtied from the cities, and am nom
receiving the latest lines'in SPRING MILLINERY.
My dressmaking department is also in full work-
ing order.
PROVISIOS1 I A call is respectfully solicited.
o. Sand .t lowest prion.
N.B.--Beet fBrwnd.lot ',United Totistgoo. $
MOW nor ern.
G.H.OLD
PATENTS
MATS. TSI10E ■AUS M0 COIR81SITS
Obtained, sed all business la the U.S. Palos{
Osie attended to at 11ODRRATr FRa6.
Oar alike is wpsei to tate U. 8. Patella Ot-
tan▪ isad we oat ebtva Psteats to leas OaksOaksli
than these remote rem W4 RHINO
8.sd MODRL OR DRAWINO. We ad -
rims as to pate.tabillte trey of sad
we make 1O CHARGE UNLESS WE OB-
TAiN PiTLVT.
We rder, hemi to the Poetmaaer,the Supt
de
O M .dsr Dtv,. end to tectal. of tie
U. cutest Olfee. YorlcIres*sr, advice.
testes sa4 r tsamer. to .ental clients in your
WOO Mate or County. write to
c A. stew a Oe..
-. -- OtNasite Patent Olive. Waskiagtoa. D.
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`Nr‘esTtiV\‘t"‘ cCti‘tk1-4Mty‘%a% with ae:A‘V.Vsj,rob.
No time wafted dipping Into an lok bottle.
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MORTON,
C 013MRICH;
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGES.
WORKS,
sa.ef
Opposite Colborne Hotel, lioderiob.
IL'vea Man in Bndner should Set
OM.. Btatton.wv, Printed.
A. J. WILKINSON.
NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS,
LT
NIXON STVRDTS People's Grocery.
TFROM 15c. UP.
No old Stock to work off, but all Fresh and New
at Prices to suit.
/11111'stgOe.t Casa Pelee far .atter aaa rjs..
Remember *bit Stand On t; • r _.re, Mit to Bi10 01101 Restaurant. Pals
FLOUR! FLOUR!
The new full Roller Jii'i- at Port Albert using the
LATEST & BEST MACHINERY
will be running about the at+til .'i February. Farmers ;, cor
dially invite.! to.. _•ice thein a trial.
CHOPPING DONE EVERY DA -.1t'.
JAMES VILITAITY, Proprietor.
urs
DQUGS, PERFIIIREY AND FANCY GOODS
Just Rwaived }t the Medical Rall by R. JORDAN. and will be sold at Prlocajtorsuit
Mart Times. lash and see them before maktag year purchases
F. JORDAN, Medical Hn11, Goderich.
i O.A.RT, o TH_ ANKS
TH]a1 illt]d O8'
eYATrES t .e .0 CON'
having been dissolved by inntual comsat, I beg leave to
thank the allgborwera of the late firm for past favor* at their
kande, and In intimate that the business will hereafter h.
carried on by me at the old eland. i intend to carry
FULL sinewrias OF SARDWARE
and in every Rine in which I deal 1 will wake it my aim to
have a full aasoltgent, New good.; eonatantly arriving, and
good* not in sleek ordered at short notice.
The rnMie's obedient servant.
JAMES MATES,
seewmw«. 1' ase it AMMO%
woos :. %VISE
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