HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-1-17, Page 3TSE HURON SHIN•AL. FRIBA Y, JAN. I7. 1890.
Tom' POET'S CORN ER.
ISOM
ewweshaasae .
Er.. * bilrn armee to hes
Ilea sstslate. as In soma none IL
WI* erne animal about July.
The les ease .ad the Omaha" wm.
V tlemal, present their kIL
The Pfee./..tamer Wird will roe
In Amami to ohm men kiss.
The WV memulOtl Niel; ere,
Lillie !mashy wW bas.
Likewise the bett.e y, se lest.
• WIN agitate We nervous awl
Bash unseatwW Mahood lie
Aar has assets years imam kr.
When em.es alo.g ttir vw4 at wing.
The pest will be heard to elitg,
Aad from the manage par el !date
' will prtek the mhos of a rhyme.
The flaw net W Jokes wta ,lack
(rho earn aid jeb.., w aleawrin,
OR 'nasal' alible. wW bv rte sit
Fer beers and watch the firelight Mt.
Aad. whoa the summer ernes. they stW
open the beach wee coo.ad uw.
"The eldest ms." seta fear. pest.
At l.tw..te will breath. his 1...,
la .fl wades meraiitle who are won.
V usual wW d urtielts
la hies. than, things and mess stere.
la Mare is ,fere.
had set with sorrow in It Reelto ;
Utlapp. year ! It aide with N•ctav-
iaea
THE FASHION&
• Variety of Jewess that Will eemerest
the Fear se:.
Shepherd's plain Airco with sloth
to are popular among Eoglinb
Opera eIoaks are many of them is
dark rich shades of plash and velvet
gbh embroidery and *bowers of jet Or-
nament* falling from the shoulders.
The trimming of hats sed bonnets is
as leafier piled up bow upon bov a,d the
whole* nrnoaoted by feath..rs. Low
swims and Amt trimming it the favorite
,sed.
Narrow black *ilk cord in edgings of
and curves sakes se inexpeseive
dressy trimming oa woolen goods
Bosse saw dresses show as ','motive
sembiaatios of striped silk with wool,
IltIb. 'stripes poinmag upward in the
middle of the front of the skirt and of
tie waist is what is milled &del tower
Gray promises to be a favorite shade
dor out at door woolen dresses.
Some smart little French bats are
made et the wings of birds, with only
a band of velvet for the foundation.
A charming tea jacket is of violet vel-
vet, with a flowing frust of white China
.ea Whim lands.
A little of (laboert'. Parisian Balm
applied at night, wall soon render the
bands soft and white Parisian balm is
delightfully pert awed. Sold by all
drnggiete. 1 at
PUTTING ON GLOVES.
mw rt mime weer lamas Are Massa
or Ramp.
A great deal depeade on the Bret pot-
tj•tt on of gloves, says the Dry Goods
obwtidy, Have the hands perfectly
dean, dry and cool, sad never pot on
new gloves while the hands are wanm or
damp. When a person is troubled with
SWISS kande it is well to powder them
before trying on the glove, ; bat, in
most eases, if the bands ars dry and
cool, this is not needed. First work om
the Angers, keeping the thumb outside
of the glove and the wnat of the glove
turned beck. When the fingers aro in
smoothly Olt in the thumb and work the
glove on very carefully, then, piecing the
Meow on the knee, work on the head.
Whig this is done, smooth down the
wrist and button the second button first,
thee the third, and so on to the end.
Them smooth down the whole glove and
!metes the first button. Fastening the
lint button last when petting cm a
c for the first time .ekes n
dud d difference in the fit, although
Mat esss but a very little thing. It
n et Wein the part of the glove that
aka aslset to strain at first, and pro-
fit* enlarging of the button -hole,
of which is sure to take place if
begin at the first button to fasten the
When removing gloves never begin at
the tips of the fingers to poll them oft,
bet tern bask the wrist and pull off
osr.folly, which will, of worse, necessi-
tate their being wrong side out. Turn
them right side out, turn the thumb
in, smooth them out lengthwise
is as near am pnanible the shape they
would he if on the bands, and plans sway
with a strip of white oantin flannel be-
tween if the gloves ars light, but if dark
adored the Isan.I may be omitted.
Never roll gloves Into emelt ether is .
wad, for they will never look as well
after/. Then is •lwsyi some moister* in
tbem from the hands ; onnsegeently.
when tolled op, this moisture has no
amen of drying, and soot work into
the gloves, making teem hard and stiff,
and of very little use after, as far as
lecke ar it are cooeerned.
A. (1 travelling .aa) -"T hare but
d .o .ismtea Say. will Toe be my wife)
1 must amok that trim. ' She (never
Here a wort) His-"Oal7 three min -
1 se he; 'maty the word, soy darling."
Rh • (Watt as, the pave.) He -"Ona
i
natiLleft I Promise to he . wife 1"
. ^
hi promise." H•--"rlllake the
deal train."
A Milder hod his naigbbor en•s1•d *P-
S
ralb• deep of stealing wheat hoe ►b
!r, bei being tumble to esbaMMiet•
• *ago W prowl, doe wort adjudged
at the tiMapaboell oak. s. •plea
Ha sMItsi. "Wall," says be,! "1
a va bad_ gee snsiewl tow radian .y
wheat. Tamil gown It, and an sorry the
If Pe and! a EnNmeky ebeetnst. 7o•
Beauty
le desired gad .laird by W. *we
w slurp with* WWI Pam be Isms ee
embalm psrs.ul
least: is Or daily
w ed dyer'. Hair
Vigor. No .aster
what w erne 01
the heir. this ptopa.
lp•_ partly ems
Wile greatly to Its
Ilheidd dui
bah le Ida. harsh,
dry, er amide gray.
Armes Hair Visor
will testers the
color, brills out a
awe. 'taw srsgtb. and
seeder the old soli awl .limy. Fur
bmsp$sg the scalp clean, eeok sad
haeltby, there is os better pspmraelss
1. the market.
" I am free to Dealses that • trial of
Ayer's Hair ♦ has menaced sae
that 1t ie a g*m.menaced article. It. Deo bas
.et osly oared the hair of sty wife and
daughter to b.
Abundant and Glossy,
but it hes given my rather stunted mus-
tache 11
tache a reep.ot.. eannggtthh �
and &Pilo
saes." -B. Briuo., Oskised, Ohio.
" My hair was owning oat ( without
any sesiemsee from .7 wile, asiaeiitberl.
I tried Ayer's Hair g
was bottle. sad I tow• bays as gee iy s
head of hair as any Ore could wok tor."
-i. T. Bok.lttot, Dickson, Teta.
" I have lased Ayer's Hair Vigor it sty
fatally for a number of years, std m-
ord It as the best hair preparedot I
know M. It keeps the scalp cleaa, the
hair .'ft and lively, and preserves the
=timeMy wife has used it for
a foto titre with most satisfactory re-
sult. — Benj.si. M. Johnston. Il. D.,
Thomas Hill, Mo.
but My shar�asing ball . beharsh coming
bade Ayer:
Hair Vigor It grew black ltd glossy. I
cannot express the joy and gratitude I
feel." -Mabel C. Hardy. Deravan, IU.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
ST
Dr. J. C. Ayer li Co., Lowell. Masa
Bald by Druggists led Perfumers.
• www. vide.
Last winter .y little girl eaaght a
Noor. cold ebieb luted all mason. 1
dndored with everything I wield get bot-
to too avail. Finally I got Hatyard'a -
Pectoral Balsam and gave her two doses
',kWh improved her, and in a week ober
was eotirdy oared by its use.
Mu C Noalui,
2 Hornell, Ont.
•
To Prepare a ■
Mix the mustard with the white of an
mr,t, instead of water. The result will
be a plaster which will "draw" perfectly
well, but will not produce a blister, even
u pon the tints of an Infant, no matter
bow long it is allowed to remain upon
the pert. -Medium Olsessss.
1Doe't ley yeier bald -bag, e*m1aiaing
your pfd•, on the strmater .4 a
aim while Tutt walk ammo w urn to
.reed.. good..
- s$>CEStAXrs
woam POWDZMR.
Aft ptes..a e, heat Oweisin tater ewe
. reeponv. Ile a mde sere, and Milierael
rmmysr of wirwr la C didems er •helm
WE MN! 111111 AEISFA PEi ill MU.
Bhr•nSIMIso Ns..ts M.,i • Cswrv.w.
KING OF THE WEEKLIES !
1889-90
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BIKING POWDER
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GARTH
MOST SIIPP IES
Vaasa kw lar. Pay Odom
Ad ramp. fern
amps
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Coda Midapl Leak,
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RISMIAll STREET,
IIINANTR[AL.
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..e give■ ear.
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c.pstai Mary always naaa.am.
l.gpte.e ramie Cainnea.
■.esere.. Beadle
ruin' THE THING rOR THE FAMILY!
Every member of the household *wetly looks
for it each week.
TheAgnes/tend is a noted
feature et the "rye.. Prams.' being always up
to the titles. and conducted by persons peso.
dually skilled la farm work.
Large $1.00 Paper.
la Clubs of four and upwards. Teo. each.
Balance of 1889 Free.
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Ohristmas Number
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FOUR 013 RID RE0E1
Given away free of charge to every subset +.
ber for 1510. Artists who have seen the ad.
vanes sheet, of the Christmas number pro-
nounce
Its ••geeemm.. and alone worth the price
of the sabot Won.
Agents Wanted Everywhere. Liwera
Cads Commission Allowed.
The most popular paper to work for. More
money can be made during the fall and win.
ter season working for the -Free Prem" than
Many other employment.
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EPPS'S COCOA
BAKINO
POWDER
THE COOKS BEST FRIEND
ctyal Vluriko
AT LOWEST RATES.
For the benefit of the le-
gal fraterni'uy we now carry
a large stock of legal blank
forms, which we sell at low-
est city prices, among which
are the following :
Affidavit of Disbursements.
Affidavit of Mileage.
Affidavit on Production.
Affidavit of Service.
Affidavit of Service, &c.
Affidavit of Service.
Appointment of Examination.
Entry of Action.
General Warrant.
Judgment in Default, &c.
Notica for Jury.
Notice of Motion in Chambers.
Notice to Produce.
Notice to Produce at Trial.
Order to Produce.
Praecipe Fieri Facial
Statutory Declaration.
Subpoena.
Suhptrna at! test.
Writ of Summons -Defendant out
Of Jurisdiction.
Writ of Summons.
■
1Ri&EIAST.
"11 • ear enh keswledtre of the natural
Meat wlieb nevem th* of digestion
nod _ ,b411ms, sad ea u a tables with
of
gamy ,....s.I1L.$ g� Cocos, Mi
�' ear breakfast tables wi[k •
favored : hoverer which may save betq ¬ate bilta it is by
MeMe of suck articles of
dist a essidt. s may be graduaiy
bulkups gua el Omisf to Newt every
yyme'..krse� Iraadrede of subtle
drdk :heaver around as ready to at -
la a weak point. We
mapsoimee wellertlbd with pure b amend R
• kW shaft by ki
Ow.a
.surhhe4 trame.--"aril Serrie,-
lamb with boiling. water or milk.
held kers by grocers. Wowed tbo.:
JAM it ises. Enlen.*Iaaad. Hom•wpatblcChem-
FALL WINTER
G-oo=s_
I have just received my Targe
consignment of Fall and Winter
Goods, and to make room for
them I am now selling off my
Previous Stock
At figures away down. - I do not
believe in carrying over goods un-
til another year, and will always
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
rather than hold them over.
Being anxious to keep up with
the times I have just put in a
handsome late •glass• front, and
intend making other improvements
that will make my extensive pre-
' mixes second to nano in town.
I am here to exchange goods
with the public for Cash, 'and and
bound to do it.
Orders by mail promptly i25'
attended to. Manager or -Toronto House.
LITHE SIGNAL,"
GODERICH, ONT.
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sire his.. wee .e
s.
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Walcr Seiec & Itcpairs
The undersigned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
tWater Services in connection
with the Town System ,foDwell-
ings and other Buildings. Alar►
REPAIRS
�, m '� Toieteam Engines, Mi11s,
we. top; ts..••ess..rmr..ws•..•ws••��� l tors and Machinervol all kind.
Preaaonable. datisfac-
tion Guaranteed
4.6 istri It= t r� ' ��"r � WILSON SALKELD.
XoNTBstAL
Detre 11...e5L.. w er Ib. mast .astral
and elegantly famished Hotels to 1•••
City. Acaemseod.ri.s for loo gnosis.
Mateo *Ito $* ear day. E'. v. T kIg r
DOMINION
PEARS' LEADER BOARD
1.311 11 if irm*. COMPANY.
J. PRIERS SON
Wboi.ml.Imv �tr..f SBESTOSR1lLROlAJ
DRUGGIST$' SUNDRIESiA
1743 wag Km It, Seems Peeking,
MONTREAL_ FRICTION
PULLEY BOARD,
mit ire Pwierat;alw„
SOAP.
RECKITT'S BLft.
THE DEFT FOE LAOiNDRY psi.
PAPERS.
Wrapper,
NETS.sq,
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ALL
SIZES
0 Aao
WE1tiM
TO ORDEN
DeitaNa
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PIo_ELF
THE 6REAT
MENUS 61OTIPTi
poo
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LIC .
letieTIOIONYER. aC
J POWERruL
+` INVI000AT3R
Wanted
i 1 to purchase during Inc conn-
ing winter
Ole moa Feet of Saw Lou.
Vine. Hemlock. Elm. Hammond and White'
and Black Ash. at highest market price. Har-
ing paid the highest prlges ever paid in
this district last year. lI shall do Um same
this winter.
Custom Sawing Cheaply, Promptly and
Well Executed.
i have on hand a large quantity of No 2
Grade Rue Shingle., which l am *Miring at
$IoM per square.
JOS. NIDD, jr.
xt 1n.
BIT "T"
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER,
BIL HEADS,
i'tc.. Etre, at
THE SIHIAL
FR11f11RA Dmuu.
r
LSC
Another large consignment of
Fresh Teas of .suerior qua
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.
REES PRICE & SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
M 1
LL
IN
ER
Yl
In the latest and best styles at
MRS_ SAID IS4 I IJ J DS -
Also a number of
HANDSOME TOQUES
at $1.50 each ---Good value. They are going off fast
Call early and make a good choice.
For 1890.
Consider SCRIBNES:S MAGAZINE when you are deciding
reading matter for next season. The subscription rate is
year
upon your
low -43.00
The standard of the Magazine in high, ,
Its spirit progressive,
The illustrations are interesting and of the best.
There is no space here to give even a summary of the features to ap-
pear next year, but among other things there will be a NEW DE
PARTMENTIand ADDITIONAL PAGES, and grouPs
of illustrated articles will be devoted to the following subjects
African Exploration and Travel,
Life on a Modern War Ship (3 articles),
Hues in City, Suburb, and Country,
Providing Homes through Building Associations,
The Citizen's Rights,
Electricity in the Household,
Ericsson, the Inventor, by his Authorized Biographer
Hunting,
Humorous Artists, American and Foreign.
There will be 3 serials.
Robert Louis Stevenson will contribute in 1890.
Each Subject, and there will be a great variety this year, will he
treated by writers most competent to speak with authority and with
interest. Readers who are interested are urged to send for a prospec-
tus.
25 centa a number ; 11.00 for 4 months.
CHARLES SC
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I I
NER'S SONS, 143 Brohtat, lbwYert
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION
0 0;
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the bent of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the sinallent chair
to ths largest and best bead -room set, or parlor suite.
• Call and see his stock and get a bargain.
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u ...L�,1.�+�;.t�T.At.i INT Cf.
In all its branches, promptly attended tc
tar
EMBALMING FLUID always kept o.i han.L
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
OHO. BARRY.Ramilton-Bt.. 13od•riab,
EXPERIENCE, CAPITAL AND SKILL
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that Munro is abreast of the
times, and in all departments fully up to the mark. My
_—�,_� increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
a.. ]yI� ,,« please the public are appreciated.
�rgI.iyn1I2y: -i« w And while I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
MMi]mft*s r ually found in a first-class house, the general public may
eisiri "' • rely upon getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwtanding the advance on Silk Goods I will
CAVEATS. TAM RAMI$ MEI COMIMMIT
tied. sod all bey.,•e is the UN. Pates
altd to at MODER/ TR PRAM
Oer silos =i o e/ Lala Pse V, B. pI�sfent OR
moa w I frail i..e? IPIO mK M
Met MODEL OR DRA WINO. W. d.
'1<1'li'V
iii 'J A:' s%81
A11%.1:11.1°411"°.ThilL12:1:41
MMeto acteddey�
e,..risea
sell Satin and D'Lyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillieux
at former prices.
My Sjsecia/tics for the Season.
Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
Fine Hosiery spd Glues, and all the leading items in
Bmallwares, from Needles np.
AU Goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
price.
A 1 IX. MUNRO,
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