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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-11-15, Page 7' HE FRONT. IDAY. • IcLesn's new Block c lass grocery i, Det- re, I ►ill be Ideal and Sugars. I have just he very fittest pattern ts. Enamelled )Floral Tea • Dinner Sets, Sage Rua- wn Summer Toilet Seta, , e► a very fine assortment end to pay the highest ( e, also soliciting their h pleasure to any part A�y ISS GROCERY. t frees the Manutactorsne. IODS ONSiSTING 0? RIIETTAS, 'es and other dress ITHER TORONTO 1 ;OOD& 'ably Made at Fabulously ts at $1.25. DEPT. 'ILDiI't0 MATERIAL, R KEG. RAABBw A ALL. rELL'S AKING GOODS, Prices lower than ever. Came .c Lersold. ▪ itN EI.L, CLTON-ST. EtTSON 8181Jft81 Tis re Handsome Volume every 3 lbs. brary without feeling LB 3IBOP WT. 3ERTSON, E ANO MONTREAL STS chino Works, oprietorr . TS= POET'S CORNER. ■eee.a•er. trmamas boos. IM east, es mew, Ne mews. so •ms•. He dews. se dart. se mom not tido, Ill• dt•s••M lseklsa tabs, !te rsa• se mem. me "rather side the way: N. end la say New. N• MdMetlaae where the t,Zeeseate go Se M se w swot*, No massae tea of laaWfar people. Ne seawte0Me for shoed% 'cm, N• kaswta(r sem, Ne rrsysYfaa at Mt. sr leeemettoa. No babas et Ib. wa7, so notion, ' lie M.' W toad er mows. Ne malt 0S greet Ne sews frets ay torsi'. saga Ns gawk. M flag, se attemeas fw•fillty. No warmth,se ekeer[Nm ae, ,M healthful sees. ▪ No comfortable feet la any 'umber. Ns shade. se 'Mae. no waterer, se bees, No India. se Sewn, se leaves, se birds. jVivesber. TEMPERANCE The /vests' et se. t. IL T. a. at Norwich WWI Tres the Norwich Dolly Prean A metes of meetings gas held yeater day is Nuteich by the Church of Fag - head Twperauce. cloche(,. Dean Loftily • powerful sermon Ili the Ellb•dral os behalf of the movement. It is altosteth.r snneeeseary to draw land pictures of the evils of drunken- ness. They aeon too familiar to need repetition. Every one a acquainted with the sorrow and the an(fenug caused by dnnk, which exercises s.. wouderlul a power over ince, and %u essay cares over women. What we need to know u the bast mends of grapp'Iag with and thrott- ling the evil. Deco Lslwy urged upon the Church the iuc0.aaut duty of seeking to overcome the evil by good. The geed ofiioe& that the Church may per form is society with • ties to mitigate the evil awl lighten lis curse •re luuu• m•rable. Aneunq thees the dean enu- merated 11.e establishment of cocoa - roost in Mit large cities mid towns el Enttbnd, •t.d the improvement of the dwellings ..f the pour Movements in this direction are douMles. needed for the a.mlurt of the working chianti', and yet It must be obvious to everyone that they will only do a short way in obasg i.N the drsokard into a sober mon. What is required is inderidul exertion. To restore the drunkard there is needed psrseesivni kindliness and persistent •p - peals ea well p constant watching with a view to sustain him in soy good resolu- tions he rimy have formed, or in Lay ef- fort be may be dispustd to stake Dean L.fruy seemed to recognise that out- ward movement' are comparatively ice, festive, and that the grand remedy of all, religion, would ha.e to be faith- fully and ioviugly applied. The death t1 60.000 dr•okards every year u • werful inducement 10 Cbtiettau men women to du their utmost to stem tweet,' of mischief. Practical and ul segrestione were made at the Con foresee by Bishop Temple and other speakers, while the meeting, presided over ey the Bishop of Norwich in the evening, was calculated to awakes and arouse public attention. Norwich, we are happy to know, is not exceptlonatmy desakes. Indeed, if statistics are ..f any value, it is nue of the &soberest cities in Zealand. elle published in our edition u( yesterday the Government returns showing the nam'er of convictions for droukeonw in this city for the past vee", e• ding Septemn.r 49.11. They are remarkably low. They give only nue devalued for every fourth day We are inclined to give the credit for this state of tbiags to the Social Reformers M well as to religious morehnent.-including the Salvation Army -operating in this sty. No doubt it is bad to bare even so few as ninety-o.e cesiviotioss fur desalt - *amiss in ens year, althuugb it is only one for every thousand of the 'nimbi tante, and it is desirable to wee every ef- fort to reduce that smother We oonzrs toilets the Churoh of England Temper• asee Society oo the *nooses ..f its meet- i.p. sad we trust that the addresses yes terday delivered may not b • without their stent on our social condition, and that atony will be incited thereby to aid in As good work. tensaapeN Swab Cared. ism $floor.. -Please inborn ymtr readers that I hove • positive remedy for the shore slimed di wit. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been nermonently gored. i shall M Riad to send two b-ottle. 44 my remedy trews to any of your readers who have ormseapti,rt H tLcy will seed ole their "Nina and P. 0 ad.twse Rsapeetfully, Do T A BLOOM, 17 161 W. Adelaide st , Toronto, Qnt. The row see Mel. A lawyer gives the H.tlawinit account of one of hie first ries. "My client sued a neighbor for the opened killing of a favorite dnt. The proof consisted in the myeterioo des.ppe•ranee of the animal, and the possession of • dot's skit by the sodas( was brought into court in once. I1 was nnri.d its • sioeuler net ant was pi...itiy.Iy identi$-ed, teeny tsar,, by the pisintig's elf. daughter es the dreeis.ed dila.. who horn" the (bone .1 Rose. •-7., sem- ietR up the jury 1 wee In the midst e1 a Iy 0(1. red pieta?. of the virtues of 4te•'•an.l. and ..1 the I. of abs icy for their fear Inroad friend, when wits d :t.rvepted by a di.terhsaoe e rv►wd neer t Ge 4.,r 4 the emir'. ream I Mw my oNent'e yente'g- Amt. • taw-heedwl seldat of iwave, .mins forward with • do&, whoa* skin M rho Mart enwntepsrt of Ibe Ica pot • widow* Thee dost .* gwd bio tail h Road satwrwl eetmpsarw, and b'+• tried to his AIWA Nelda, Ps, Roo.. has aro. Ana• " 1 MP lar !same snJ rehsiM( sal 1 • *sore hod eeriest ennlidSgre is awl widows riser " SHERS, STRAW U gaga &. -TM= ISED SYSTEM. the JO�H�NDOTY 00. TO Prices tOjv► I lino lr AMT.. IIN.sed a LIMOMMIR_ saps 1Mebwrsa. be is safe to sea Prowess's Warne as they sat Hely oe the warts !.► Isje'e ekiid. la TUN HURON SIGNAL 1'RIDAY, NOV. 15,1889 7 THE FASHIONS. A coney et Jsmeg, mut tWeeme Ms wase Sea. The tight wet skims is dead. The small east is 'sorehead. The two -pias dross heel cased to ler. All sleeves ars loise above timeh • sow. Waist" /Dm shorter and less peaked. TM baa ase emu is '.most a Wog of the peat, Teatime and stripes aro is higher fa- vor thea ever. Skirts grow longi in the bt:;,k, but shorter is front. The looped tablier is Infrequently sees On new gowns. English top Quota ars made larger Chau rho so,01 hot year. The monist Paris gowns have the skirt sews on to the bodice. Table Queen uo louver hong all over and all around the table. Double-breasted sack coats will be worn by geatlemen for business vita. Gen•' men's ssa►fpine are worn larger, and :hose of pearl are preferred. The craze fur antique oak and white sad gold furniture le on the increase. Brown, tea, grey and bleak gloves are the correct wear with all nut -of -door toilets. Ail waita have surplio.s, bretelles, pleetrun., waistoueta, or revers of nue kind ur another. Panel* remaiu • fashionable and popu- ler feature on mist gown11 for street and carriage wear. 0.tnch feather tippets In adore to match eveuiug and dinner gurus are berm iu the beet houses The busiue.s suit of the gentleman of taste is always made of one kind of cloth for the three pieces. •I$lack and dark slate or .mels grey diamnisle are the preferred materials fur treat lemon's benne imi amlta. The Carrirk ape, with a flat ba or stole ending in square tabs at the knee or higher, i. • fa.biouahl. London wrap. Satire dresses of crochetted wool ire more by Sugti.h childreo,sepecully deli- cate cues, in cold damp, weather. The figeree in the new and richest brocaded silks aro very large, a uugie pette►o frequently covering an entire breadth. The cape -sleeved jacket, simulating a Dope end waistai•t in (runt and a jack - in the back, is • new and favorite ieht wrap.. Tartan shoulder capes in triple folds, with lung seaars frints, also triple fold- ed, are seen among the diltity short wrap• for early fall wear. Toe wits (..r little people that seem destined to drive out all others shown thus fall are those of plaids or tartans, as our English coots. call them. The exquisite "Heigh" which is pot upon all dresses find mantles, and which is the disttnguistttug festers of the times, is an outcome of the tailor gown. Ewen street themes are cut to the fuur- sMIp, or princess, form, the .kir( and wait ail In one, even who • separate bodice is simulated by the belt and sur- plioes Mantel lambrequin* of delicately tint- ed China silk fringed with van -colored silken tassels or with tilt Mottles are the latest fancy in mantel drapery fads Brownish reds and ruddy browns in all shades are beautifully combined with pele b!ue, rose, water green, sod cream white for the (roots c.f dressy tea gowns and morel g.rappers. Ladies' morning whist parties are be- coming repreieeubly fashionable among idle women who affect to to in the "swim" of what they are pleased to Ball "society" iu New York. Cape coats fur gentlemen's wear in the evening are made of hea•y cheviot& .0 broad diagonals and have tertan lin- ings The ape pocket for ladies is made iii imltaliod of these omit'. A favorite waist hoe the short, square jacket front., opening over a full waist - ant and folded belt, and half open, short, angel sleeves over lie—lit-mutton or bishop sleeves with deep culla to the elbow. WSM's Mammas tares (wide. rte. Wida whim e..ian coifs and collars are coming in again. They aro "Sogluh, you know " The new autumn Jerseys are mads or fabrics of a degree of fineness they have never before obtained. Some of the gugli.h woven models are richly em- broidered in vnental design. ; others aro deonrst,d with fine gold or silver braid gook or braid in w utash., this in two distinct *dors, the braids lying .ide by side um the outline of the intri- cate patterns Costly French Jerseys are exhibited, these nearly coveted with hands .4 silk pasoomeaterie in arabemee and scroll designs. The handsomely - trimmed Russian waists are also made of si;k warp light wei'tht Jersey cloth, with Russitti sa.h of the same, knotted at the left ode. the long peplum ands falling low on the dress skirt. Women with shiesly Nieves will be glad to know that the tight redingote is to he a favorite garment again. Int feet the polonium in every style is to re- tort) to usr wardrobes. The.traigbt redingotes are usually npoo st the sides, . honing a slash of eome contrasting col- or. S,o nettmes they have • full drawn teak --often they are quite atraigl... The bodice is often tntsm.d with wide revere, gad lerge uveaxseetal buttons. Bometimna large pocket fiats ars pet on the hips ; /ilk er.'w's-feet ars worked st the wimere .4 the pockets and at ens top of the slash.... A (rugal woman who wants to look well will find one of thaw sarm.nts eery .aohl to wear over a partly worn skirt Like charity it w ill eov.r a meltitede of detect•. Ties yew endure, fabrics are galled Redford.cords, and show novel patt.rns in atik and wool, whittle haw proved v.ry popslsr shooed. Ow imported ituneme made at • Wart Lal hoses is. 1..dtc. hes it skin e1 mesrgewsn dweds• troy a r.te, with • stripe...$.stio vide gid jtwtl broils. Morro MM is a sIpIM redlegsa b Dtemaithe etre. this e1 colon arms reps. A seera "Wm is Wei $sdfowd eerd elf . ski& kaswv as the Prisons .t .,Eales Use, duct, bat ssatistskeWy blue, is 'tripod with the deepest Redone' red velvet, the stripe hese-lined at the edge. was h • mid gold - adored thread There is so Engli.b suet..((( of plain hiss nod, will. wide 144011114 bless velvet braided with gold, the immediate front *f the coat showing . narrow vest .4 the stripe below the fifth button from the t.,p. The “Senorita" is charming jacket of velvet adapted for ,:i ie.sy house wear by timid/ma and your.(( melons. It is close -fitting at 1140 back, and barely reaches the waist. In the (runt it fastens .iib a silver ur jet clasp, aunt thea parts broadly in rounding shape over a shirt waist of &urth ?mooned all the way up with fancy button., 'These waist' ere as varied as they are carat• Mg. One, for instance, Y of vivid Roman red ender • ''Senorita" of black Lyons velvet. A wooed picket of olive velvet opens ov.r • pleated shirt waist of pink mursh, striped with *live. A dark m an -green jacket, this square at the sorbets, in front lite a Russian Packet, and opening over a waist of al. mond silk, embr..lderee in grime, ie very elegant, and is lir s4 with silk to match. Abother black velvet jacket is Spanish style has a shirred blouse of white swab, and atilt •pother shows a plain, full, unpleated blouse of red sursh, figured with very Imre black Polka dots. Bandanna plaid shirt waists are also seen beneath velvet jackets in bronze, olive, and myrtle i:f0011. ODDS AND ENDS. A Little NCC.eNI, New and Thea, le we. I1.hed by the whirs/ or mea. First Architect and Souder -"What s wrong, dooms r Second Arebiteet-"Meanest swindle ever 1 heard .4. You know old Skin- flint i Well, I put up a 120,000 house for him and when the bills time in for 840,000 be got mead." "Nell, well !" "But that isn't all. The n!d swindler immediately pot all his other property in his wile's name, and. now he says if I want toy money I've get to take the place fur my WR Insurance agent --"If you insure in our company, you will get your looney back in your old age when you nerd it. You will have a good tenomu when you are aged." His victtm-I shan't need it. i am sure of a good income in myoid age. My business ..sures It." Insurance stent -"Why, wtat do you dot r' His victim -"I am a magazine writer. I au) not paid for my articles until after their publication. My old age is all fixed. What I want is e present income." Painful burns, bruises, scalds and outs are quickly soothed sod byaled by Victoria Carbolic Salve. 10 Good .semen Per Cathleen. Most boys and girls do not like ser- muw ; they say they are too lung for their bighoesso.. Perhaps they may like these short sermons. They will rive food to think over, and moat not be read too hastily. A Swedish buy fell out of the window and was badly hurt ; but with clinched lips he kept back the cry of pain. The King, Gustavus Adolphus, who saw hies fall, prophesied that the bey would makes man for an etner,tency. And so be did, for be became the famous General Baur. A boy used to crush the flowers to get their color, and painted the white aide of his father's cottage in Tyrol with all soros of pictures, which the mouatainsers salted at as wonderful. He was the great artist Titi•it. An old painter watched a little fellow who amus- ed himself making drawings of his pot and brushes, easel and stool, and said, 'That boy will beat me cne day.' So be did, for be OM Michael Angulo. A Ger- man boy was rending • blood and thun- der Dowel. Right in the midst of it, he said to himself, "Now, this will du. I ret too much excited over it. I au't study so well after it. So here goes'" and he lug the book into the river. He was Roliter, the gnat German philosopher. D.. yon hoots what thee" hale sermons mean 1 Why, simply this, that in boyhood and girl- hood are shown the traits for good or evil that make man or woman good or not. Have you • Cough r Tate Wilson's Wild CHe you a Cold 1 Take Wilson's WW Cherry. Hare yes Bronchitis 1 Take W ileo.'. Wild CWr-. Hareou lost your Dolce t Take Wtboale Wild Charm Have you Asthma I Take W11ess's Wild Have yon scold in the Head t Take Wil- son's Wild Cherry. 1 he folw wertnble. (Pore for all di''''es of the Throat. Chest and Lungs Sold by all druggists 11'13 Io 8witser!and 70 per cent. of the young Mee are said to 1•. unfitted by the use of abobol sad tobacco fer tary service. Mise Girlie, who has taukht with mush sitcoms to McKillop for a •usbe s of rears, has signified her intimates* u1 resigning at the end of the year. ' C. C. Ries.sox & Co. (lents,-My daughter had a severe wild and injured her spine .o she could sot walk, and suffered very mnoh. 1 called in our family physician ; doe pro noescsd it it'Rtmmatiott of the spine and rwoo.mepded MiNARD'8 LINI. MINT to be toed freely. 3 bonds" weed her. 1 have used yn.r MIN- ARD'S Li NIM CNT'Me a broke. Onset; A redone! the Inflammation set awed MO in (cloys. fl•nt•p••tt lm Moa N. S1cc.R. Tba Cusgvegatiwal Assodatles at 8t Past dlesased sand playoff seed dspanw. A elieietst *Inn one of the .ewntry ehwrthse maid he wanted t, know (dolt( thea eiy ps*r•••ts thought abort it. The prt.idiet5 *flew rpUUM that it wee art a vital gtltetf.m ' and the motor might have Men firoMad there, rot this we. seer lioneght swatter rawer, pasta/ be kis feet with the Se.iene/tsel ~llretkiea, It b a vital q.suslea. 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Heater.. :swekaetacts, lewd ail kande st Meet Iron Work. itspro i se Automatic rut -oil Cerro Ira geewr, Uprieto and Horisoateel Rain . 1 a ohlrry sad ewe l.0 of every deserts, . a. Mum M(((hos. lope sad Pete Pittman sea . email; me Iona. Neil seders wi receive seem'( tlittssttsa. Meets t ova. a. T. 5. liestrea. K Itepoira prom/tte emenMd la. P.O. BOX 301 eler- Tate TVc s, ig