HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-7-26, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JULY 26, I F 89
CHASING A FMTHLISS HUSBAND.
an MESON tiveeliasbd itilro ea tlfleng& bat
Ma Assam ■laded Wm Toe leen's flovuyer.
laceellicli N Jai i0. —U George ('. Meow royal ISOM wee dose ; the Wag
Pa.., will semi his mead aetight mem sew aeon to benumb care
address le hie wile be wall receive the Aad to ha Jenter cried, "tl.r teal
Moak' 4 a save\ wronged WOISIL, wile lew Seed now, sae mete fee
a prayer t-
saalp The Jester dolled hie asp sad bell
had M
stood the slacking Wro
ort hete,
Thal c.dd wets the hitter malls
behind the pouted grin he wore.
tM bowed bye head and beat hl. k...
'ITIi@re
was mot • ripppp.e os Liss Beth ias..n:h'*elven str.l;
'bream of their marred life until it= law
pl°°°t°s voice arcs.. "ask Lord.be imenatul w ate. • foot !
•'1►o pity. Lore. could caaae the heart
f
re n red with wrong to white as wool .
R'be ..e mute heel a hr da ; but. Lord.
lie userc.tul to me. • tool'
Tia cot 0y guilt the onward sweep sa
Of truth d rialto oh. LorM
Lord, we ay;
THE POET'S CORNER,
was •'s•
ass ad wealthy ttauchaal aerie
castle, mad his family moved la the warm
eat 4 society. Ma. Ilagma had a hoedowns
lase .ad • .mail tonuse to remounted hag
o taw wadding day 17 years ago, MS
has the oast' now
egao, most fair to look epos, was hired
Ile do the housework. Mrs. Hagen woks
ep ons mor.lng a few weeks ago to dad Ihi$
hesba.d sad servant bad ski ped
bei smiting bet • meet; Shue slurs
1}s Ckioogo .slice touad tint Haga. W
parobased • $33.000 shore in • cosfectio•.ry
Mors a W•haak-avenue, sod -err • ppw*siittti��
off his companies as his niece. The dsarted 'Ta by our follies that so Ions
wife dropped late the store last Saturday We hold the earth from heaves away.
sed • -ball in • china shop" scene
ed. Mrs. Hagan's rage was spent a these clumsy feet still Is the etre.
Rachel, and Hagan, in ear for the girl's Uu crushing Wiseman without end ;
life, had W fight oft his wife. These hard well la.awlnt has d• we trust
On Monday husband .•d wife met again. Among the be•rt•tr..g° of a Mead.
and she believed hie soft words of penitence •"yhi fly -weed truth we might have kept ;
!unit enough wglee him a &eine to bolt Who knows how sharp It 'sword and stone
again with Rachel. Mrs. Hagar tint.\. Id" 'The ward we have not sees. tosay -
will be obis to catch ler recreant ins. atnd ly•„ know• how grandly it had runt.
at Unisha, where he must stop to get • draft
coined. She wants to recover some of her "Our faults no tenderness should ask,
easy and thee return to Newcastle, with- The cheer ming strep should t mase them
draw from society and get • dlvorc , all ;
Hut fur our Wunder-ob, in shame.
A Tata of tsaedskle Before the ryes ur heaven we tall.•
Qv[sac. July 20. -Ti. Norwegian lark ' Earth hears no *arsine fur mistake,
Craig•llie., -welch has just arnve.l here, Mencrown the ►nave and meows, the tco
Landed two Amertcen fishermen named Taal does their will ; but, Thou, of Lor 1.
Samuel Smith and Samuel Hutchinson, who He merciful 'o me, a fool
were picked up on the Newfoundland
banks its • dory by the bark Emmanuel The room was hushed : in silence vox
bound to Sweden, and trans! rred to the The K •t, and south! his garden. root
Craigalliun on the following day. The men And walked .tan and murmured low.
tell • pitiful story of hardship and wlfer• •• eercifui w me.. foul 1..
Ing. Tney lett tip fishing schooner Carle-
ton 1lelle, Captain Seth Eldridge, of Rooth' -
Bay, Me., on the eurntug 4 July 1 in two 1 THE FASHIONS.
dory* to go trawling. A dense fug came oa
and their vessel became lust. The then
cast .drift two of use dory. and They
• Varlely of Jaulag• that Will lateron
around in the other for the following hve the hair hex.
days and four sights. Thee had only aboutThe hem ..f a It id . w . veil is deeper
• quart of water in a tin and • raw huh. Ou hen ever.
the fourth day their limbs began to swell,
•od parti.ul•rly their tongues mid they Stumm-leg sleeves •re becoming to
took to sucking the lead sinkers ..f their every. 11.3
Goes. When picks.] . p they wire lately Fine jewels have very insignificant set -
able to crawl, •ud had drifted about 1110 Citta•
miles from their reseed Ou .rrgal here
they were seat to United States Cuusul The "crazy geilt" age has passed out
Downes. •4 existence.
Every bold« ci.rbeille 4 importance
• argyles/ aortal Werk. has it. string of pearl..
Loon', -July 20. The week has bees A dries of India silk is without excep•
one of unusual brilliance socially, even for tion the coolest one possible.
London. The Duke of 11.voositire's L•U
at Ibvons►ire Howse to the Prince and
Princess of Wales am the first- for sixteen
Mrs.
and 1:e00 invit.u..n. were issued.Aft.. Henry ()ppenitetm gave both • ball..
and a concert the following night. at both
of which the t'rincese was present, though
in black for the death 4 ler aunt- Lady
Rothe laid celebrated the coming of age of
her son with a ball on Thursday evsnin4, to
meet the Primes and Princess of Wake,
Princess Louise and other Royalties. The
rnarbk balls of this Rothschild palace were
illuniin*ted for the first time with electric Narrow plaiting* are no longer used
light. Last evening then were balls at to finish the edge of drones.
Rridgeweter House and at Lady •oneness'
The dired .r,re gowns teach • woman
what it is to have coat tails.
Talmo blouses fur boys are nude of
lila non wool Striped mateptial.
Drecees of China silk are worn by in-
fante just put lute short clothes.
The N iudsor tie u indispensable to
cite natty apprsrance of the .laxer.
Alpaca iiresses have their places in
the world's history this season.
house in Grosvenor -place, besides a recap- Fruit is only occasionally used as dt-
nos at the French Embassy. The short list twratton tor has and bonnets.
might be much extended, and next week Sailor hats in colored straw are effee-
prornis.s to be hardly lose remarkable, both tively trimmed with black lace.
the Duchess of Westminster and Lady- Nainsook morning jackets have their
Dudley opening tseir houses. With that the 'entire trout laid in narrow tucks.
season ends, and London society disperses
till next apriog. ` e°+y young married ladies wear
Inflate tJ:le cells with capote-shaped boo-
iIadsseee. Tribute re Israeli.
Eni,ert:..u, Jul' 20. -The presentation Golden brown and tercotta are the
of the freedom of the city 10 Mr -Parnell n favorite colors for interior decoration.
took pittbe in the Corn Exchange,which was
p• -Led to rite doors, while hundreds were French designs and light colors are in
un:.b:e to gain a.lnuittince. The Earl of favor for furnishing country houses.
Aberdeen was in the chair. Mr. Parnell --A pretty inkstand of English manufac-
was given an eatbuoiasnc lereptton, tins fere is an Imitation of • Japanese I•. -
immense audience rising and cheering for�rn.
several minutes Deputations from all the
Liberal societies in Scotland presented ed• Ribbons add more grsee and charm
dresses. Mr. Gladstone in • letter to Earl t i a summer drew than any other garni-
Aherd een wrote: titre.
"The time has not yet arrived for detail- Let accordion -plaited skirts have their
fag the memorable experience of Mr. Par- day.oy all Beaus It won't be • luny(
(tell during the last two years I believe
that experience to be unparalleled in the ono
history 4 Itritish statesmen in parliament Gentlemens cverc.rte are not made to
for the past two centuries. I consider the fit cioso'y, and have no seam ro the
l'arnellites to be in thg vest sense Comber- back.
v&tivst Tbey have been •eforce Many of the summer dresses made of
of great value to the peace d Ireland and thin iabrics have bodices without darts.
honor of England, while the tyranny of the
government has deepened the aversion d Mourning is worn (•'r •longer period in
Iceland" the United States than in any other
country.
sees moons " Wakdraws altegiewee.- The direetoire ruffle of white or black
LINDSAY. July 19. -Tie Warder to -day in lace a cyte ,f the features of summer
is leading editorial Mates that it is reluctantly ¢uw6s.
forced to the coselusiou that Sir John Mae -
The ribbon. used for sewing in rows
danald "hes finally. after • glorious career ofR
nearly halt . century, fallen under Roisish on net dressee are generally two niches
cuetroL - Such being the ease we wide.
have so hesitation whatever is wtthdrawimg yellow daffodils wen the dorsi table
allegiance from the liovernment m
this great question of Ronald' .e- decorations much used in London this
croachment • Though it o• turd 10 spring.
g ive ep eooMdenos in t4.. O:d CbiAf, still White silk brocaded or lace parasols
we hesitate not, it Sir John Thompson is to
control the government, imaged of air John are not seem to advantage in .n unix-
Macdonald, to withdraw our allegrane.. pected shower.
Principles before arty este time i. oar Scarf vets threw -eighths of a yard wide,
stead- and we or tall by it." scalloped on the lower ,edge, are worn
with travelling hate.
sealsws •.,4&..S at Wlmdeov. Twenty yards of ribbon is • very
Wtxneoa. July 20- -nolo" Howe, all meagre estimate of an &Bowan°* for
°agine driver es the (hoed Trunk Railroad, takaaa. g • summer dress.
Was the vietim of • queer *Adient on Thum
day. He was backing ap the switching! Sailor hats, whieb are again used for
segtw of which he bee seated when tbebammer wear, age much more trimmed
cab struck the earner d a ear a an sdjol.- tben they were lest year.
fng track and was badly weeei°d, egne*tdng Sage tea anted with a little bay rum
15°1'm betw*n stM boiler end ti@ aur. H. is .n eteellent wash for the hair, and
le badly crush@ 1 about the kips and has, it
prevents its falling out
its hared. @attained balernel injuries.
The handwriting of educated women
1idn9 anew at Wee tesG,d. a generation ago was far more legible
BEatrvroaq July 19.-41,lbers Lwrenss, s than it is at the present then
dick in J. G. Merton's hardware Nem while An ancient fashion, revived by moils -
showing Ted ('oz. drlrer.d tM I)cesiaree men of eh•ngeable testes, is the watch
fl:xptess wegow, eon° .,.i.ee. this aurniag fob on the
.app@d Sas b @hew IbM it icor vii an .igbs right aide oft . trousers.
Groy i. the 141 breams. Cas died • Plain cert sl@ewss sr. .rel, sees.
hen sei.eee she reaching the bsspit•L Irw- Tor. is slag" sometall
pl&iung or ness
ream iris's beim she r velvsr wen loaded se th+ top about the • wikolss
Hs was@ ssreNd sad ubersead ea Mil
gnomon sleeves are asessea ry ap-
Paolo Win Tse WWI Sambre. peade's, to the light taffeta arid mush
L01DOw. Jd it—TM shah i Syr Al. silk dost Meeks wore by ladies' when
Mmes& TiKq.�gwt� et the meet dri.ieR.
resday, at hematite* pities@ i. the Blglei.eds, sight
n ags from Balmoral Nil Maras M Lea-
den mote week, and will be pireaset M Prim-
e_ lashesw.drteg me Joky (7. Thea
�h.. imams ler good end benewn h4i ism
Ms@ /ng htr..empr «a tie Is..w. a0 Diem:
ire
✓ *mina
• ffsa.l -dung.
Paula. Jidy Iii. -The Fr..rb (levers.
met bas plus* a Maul reterol w sees( l
the lyppya. mammies .knee.
Kangaroo skis is • favorite leather for
tase'a •smmer shies .Ind boots. Gil or
dream is used to oak. it 'oft sed
!lege ere sew 4kriss for nsosrshsg
broarbt net as r'.R.Iadly M welds* is
my other deportment el Wigs alb.
gory.
The tea goes is me beim wan tee a
reeepti . dress, het has lakes he peg.
ties ie the wardrobe re • seised sort dl
ww,per.
The Richelieu .ngbruideq--Sae, open
worked patterns on mire t•atete-te •
1.io.ettee of dcatuicuon cur wslsier
gowns
The steamer blanket used by ladies
Um year se in the shape of a Ioag circular
clunk, which curers them from head to
font.
Drees skirts art • fashionable length
(tail 'ou the ground. It a to be hoped
that the utude will out be generally
adopted
Very broad black borders on Dards
and note paper as w indicant a of the
extent art mourning is nil the very worst
10.441.
Straw poke bonnets are of sufficient
NM to shade the bros. Large loops of
ribbon, in which there are Beats of dow-
er*, trim the crown.
The Elephant's Ear is the name given
to the hue, thin, fiat sponge which is
add to wiriness who seek new methods
of taking particular care of their am-
plealope.
The atmpllcity of the .tyle in drew this
season is a great wtidactwu to those
ladies who du sot like W appeer old
tuh►ooed • id still who object to the
complicated and burdensome to women'!
tf'1wu..
If • savage were suddenly to find him -
sell 111 the midst of • uuwuer of fashion-
able ladies ready for • walk he would
thick their long -handled parasola equip -
pad them for war and would run for his
ore.
There is • new and important change
.n the etude of • lady's carryiug her
parasol when she is driving. 'Ile band
which bolds it has the index linger phut •
• I upward if the stick. Auy variation
of this rule admits the possibility
that she di... not belong to the u.igival
400.
\N a Yeek • esti
Mr Goode, druggist, is not a bout
*gest, but has the agency in Godench
fur Johnston's Tonic Bitten, which he
can heartily recommend for any com-
plain to which a tonic medicine is ap
pli.able. This valuable medicine bas
(teen with most astonishingly good re-
sults in cases of general debility. wesk-
new, irregularities peculiar to female*,
extreme paleness, impoverishment of the
blood, stomach and liver troubles, low
of appetite, and for that general worn
out feeling that nearly every one is
troubled with at some part of the year.
Dunt forget the name Johnston's Tonic
Bitters 50c. anti $1 per bottle at Goode'.
drug store, Albion block. (suderich, sole
agent. — -� - a
Mr J. A. McEwen, Wingte art, return-
ed a few days ago from his Manitoba
trip. His reports of the present et'nd -
tion and prospects are far from being
f.vorait1e. The weather was exceeding-
ly dry, and crop* are very poor -short,
thin and unpromising. His movements
were mainly in the Southwest. Ontario
i• • gnod enough country for J. A. Mc-
Ewen. Mews Gelber: Forgit, of Tarn -
berry, Thos Abraham, of East Wawa -
nosh, and John Caeemcre, of Morris,
also returned. none being very f.v.,rably
impressed -at least with this season's
prospects.
sa.serem t eo.trrf Il..
Counterfeits are always dangerous,
more so that they always closely fel-
TATE THE nenlie•l. 14 APYEAEAN.'i AND
Nati- The remarkable success achieved
by Nasal Balm as a positive cure for
Catarrh and Cold in the Head has ir-
daced unprincipled parties to imitate it.
The public are cautioned not to be de
°sired by nostrums imitating Naval Balm
in name anti appearance, bearing such
names as Nasal Cream, Neel Balsam,
etc. Asa for Nasal Balm and do not
take imitation dealers may urge upon
you. For sale by all druggists or sen•
post•paid on receipt of price (50cand $1
by addressing Fulford & Ca , Brock vill.
Ont. tf
Oil cloths will last longer If one or
two Igen cf wadded carpet lining are
laid under them.
Wore RernarkaMe MILL
Found at :ast, what the true public
has been looking for thew many years
and that is • medicine which although
but lately introduced, has made for
itself • reputation second to none, the
medicine is Johnson's Tonic Bitten
which in two unction with Johnson's
Tactic Liver Pills has performed some
most wonderful cure* impure or im-
povtrished blood soon becomes purified
end enriched. Billiousnee, indigestion,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, etc., goon disappear when
treated by these excellent tonic medi-
einea For Rale by Good, druggist, Al-
bion block, Goderich. sole agent. id
The Rev T. W. Cousins. who has bees
laboring oS the Hensel) Methodist Cir.
Beit for the peat year as oolleane, our
ambient to Rev E. A. Fear, and who re-
moved
rmewed a very pressing invitation to re.
main • sseond year on the Circuit. has
since been removed from there to Seeforth
as assistant there. Mr Cousins, by his
earnest, faithful and able preaching,
eoepled with his oasis' and social dispo-
sition, has endeared himself to the people
on that circuit.
nave Tea Tbengbl About, 1, T
Why suffer a single anent when you
ens get immediate relief (roan .Ii inter-
n al or °sternal pains by the use of Pol-
son's Nervilise, the great pais mare.
Nerviline has never been known to
fail ie a single eine ; it eannot tail, for
it in • eombinatinn of the most powerful
psis gelding/ reseeding know.. Try •
10 asst ngmple bottle of Ner'viline Yoe
will lied Nerviliee a sem sere for neer.
ale* beethaeka, legadaebe. Rey .ad
try. Ise bottle. 15 sesta, by all
druggist&
• Wendsslal Plea ivsdse«.
'bb is the title gives to %eon's Zeal
tim el cod Liver Ai by messy the es&
who hem takes it. It got nety gips
gest end strength by virtue et its ewa
u atrieons properties, ►et .routes an s►•
petits for feed. Vas it, ad try year
weight o limehige is porter*
yabAutils. Sold by 41 dreggista. el MO
g al SL
r'
Baal 1 eeelMti
Roe me rias in beyeig ngedidur, trot
try the great Kidney and Liver retals
to-, made by 1)r. Chase, setter of
Chess's rsceipes. Try Cb•se'. Li...
Cure fur all dis ases art the Liver, Kid
soy*, titwneuh and lionele. fluid by all
druagggsata.
The distressing palewaa ao atilt ob-
ageyed in young girls and Wos►sn. u dee
in • gnat measure to a lace of the rad
oerpnseles to the blood. To remedy
this requlllbs a medicine which produces
three necessary little blood constituents,
and the bast yet discovered is Juhn«•n's
Tonic Bitten Prior Sit cents, and it
per hcttle:at Geode's drug store, Albion
block, (iuder►oh. Sole agent. [kJ
Roggen) Mill Resxwlea.-The stuck
of stationery, iuclud►.g note, letter and
account papers, envelope•, sad in haat,
all claims of pnuting papen has jun
been replenished at Tum Siunat. An-
other large lot to arrive in a day or two
and more to follow. If you want some-
thing neat and business like in utboe
stationery, call If you want a card or
circui.r printed in the latest style, call
at Tat sweet. steam printing house,
North St.
The Wee and eeremonl.a of \I-iham-
med.num are observed h. the eleven
Hindoos of that faith who have just
reached New York.
Ike Meat tharee.nf■I teerdr freer dhow.
s MS It
Is certain e"e�duelsnoate. Hepwtbe
KENDALL'S SPANN ,CURE.
civets orrnaea 1 mien.,news& or
)y
err -luxe Dar Aso Thorne, laic nceea
Eoxw000, Iia-. 1ov, Ulla,
Oa D. J. riNDALL tb.
Deer Ban: 1 Ore slings purchased your Law
tall% aperte Cure by the half doses bottles, f
would tlkw prow In larger Quantity. I think It h
was of the test Ilatatent• on earth_ limes used IS
t .y .tables for three years.
Tours truly, Casa L simnel
KENDALL'S SPAYIN CURE.
aYwatirp, A. Y., N vember r, IWL
Da It J. Ers•ali. Co.
Dear Bars : 1 desire to etre Two te.tl_o.e W of m7
cosy opinion of your 's yin Carr. I hat
used It f•.r I.ar.e.e... tali Joint. so
B)avtn.. nal tram a foiled it a sure cure, f a na-
aW recommend It to W borewara
our. truly A. H. oaas.T.
Ikaaa er Troy laundry Stables.
KENDALL'S SPAYIN CURE.
Orr, Wnroe COUNTY, 052.1, Dee. IA Sal
De. D.J. Kr.nau. 1,..
Dente : 1 feel 1 t my *sty to my what I have dna
with your Kendal(. emirs. Cure. 1 b... cared
twe.ty-wre Mars that had Ittotairlesn ten d
Mao neer.mho. .0Ms.d r.nhl Hood end
serve of is Jaw. Bao.. - I ha.,. h oto yo.tr
honks and followed the directions.I a( hare Nesse
late• cs.wsM any lad.
Tour. truly. A.m:rw Truett.
Hoer Doctor.
KENDALL'S SPAYIN CURE.
Pelee et par bionics? ax bottles for re. Jul
this lymph or cannot It for you. or It veld be sent
itors.Da. address JJ g0105 Coving .... In ...burby gh /.1la,Vt
SOLD BY ALL DKUGGISTB.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Another large consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
BEES PRICE & SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
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TOWN PROERTIES FOR ULE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
i hate ■ large number of (louse. and loots
and Vacant Land% in the most .lesirsWe pane
of the Town- FOR IIALL l'■isi,
Now is the time to *.cure property before
the Hirt Hush. The C. 1'. R. i" coming sure
and In a short time prices will hat molt
beyond the reach of puny.
('a11 and see List and Prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
R. RADCLiFFE,
Real !taste and General In.nrwne a Agent
O.. -e West-rii.. third door from 1.yuare. C. P.
lit Ticket and Telegraph Unice. 54-tf.
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my shop in the latest
style, pbaVruI tsert'l
two of them the cele-
brated Rochester
TiUlegCb•ir%,and
hired • Journeyman
B arber, we are in •
position to delieteer
Work gku berme
fore.
Lady's k Clatdreses
specialty est WiaireutUng � e}
sodsspecialty
C IC -IIT,
Wit West Street, two doors wt of P.O.. Ooderlch
BUY
ENVELOPES,
• NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
Ktc.. Etc.. at 0.
THE SIGNAL
Merchants oats act heti Bin Heads, letter
Heads &c.. kr. printed at this Mike for retry
little more than they ¢g.srawcerraily p for tM
pater. and It bedew to advertter their AWeen
t aH and vee samples mad got prteea
PATENTS
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
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GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the hast of
value in all lines of Furniture—from the smallest chair
to the largest and bent hers -room .et, or -parlor suite.
Call and loge but stock and get a bargain
TTNDERT.gI -G
In all its branches, promptly attended L.
EMBALMING FLUID FLUID always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
010. BABBY,Handl teanat., aedor h+..r-