The Signal, 1891-3-27, Page 6TRE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1891,
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1891 -SPRING -1891
We wish to intimate to our costumers that our
*spring stock of Dry Goods is now *boort complete.
We are now showing all the new shades in
Dress such as Heliotr 's, Mul-
berries and Cornflowers, in
Henriettas, Brocades, Lustres and Alpacas, which are
the correct things for spring dresses.
As usual we take the lead in Prints and Sateens.
Wilbur. a splendid assortment in new patterns and color`
Wears showing :sets of Lace Curtains, in
cream and white, J �/ from 3Oc. to $3.00 a set.
Also Madras Curtains, Curtain [.ace, Scrims and Art
Muslin,
We want you to examine our Carpets: in Brussels,
Wilton, Tapestry, Union anal All -wool.
We keep Groceries and Hatt and Caps.
We boy butter and eggs.
COLBORNE BROS.
HAV$ YOU HE=N AT
McLean'a Block
TO SCE
JAS. SAUNDES
WALL PAPERS?
They are cheaper than the
Cheapest. 20c. papers for
5cts. New designs in borders
centres and corners. Gold
and bronze papers, in room
and ceiling. Window shade
and curtain rollers.
James Saunders,
MCLEAN'8 BLOCK.
111
'hells am feat til tihasdesee.
♦ Masi •-'�s ai ae.iM •
pre•* h ohmmeter h too teeth tette the sip-
per front tooth. They are a true *admit o1
the nature ut a urea or • wuatau. Hese," he
used, " is the tooth of • yotiag Lady who las
• lovely dispWtieu and a uulv.rsally be.
hoed : ss, iow retrular and dainty the thew -
atioa u, and yet p ..-.esiag all the roomette
-points /or a perfect tooth. Here you w
the tooth of it nae who is cruel, although
his cruelt y b of the reined haul : tsetse that
the teeth u white and rather sharp and l g.
'rheas. t hu tooth, stumpy sad coarse on arm,
• demotes brutality ; it i. (nom the jaw of a
- man of brutal nature. Here u a curious
Smith from the mouth of a peevish, fretful
wonwt : the crown has a short, fretful turn
to It. Now we have the tooth .1 asetatanu
nonan ; you ser it is square, aith sigb of
good .Lupe, awl doprered in the oeatre ; its
wearer has mused a greet nkat of .listrua is
the hearts of s•glexteol wives. how we
tone t, tate that Ishmael l "nor in the anush
of a lady who u tooted for her retirement
and intellectual It to slender
- and perfect in shape one of the kind of
teeth gong with long, slender linger.
Agave. this tooth le from the mouth ..f •
much groomer future : this woman is *elfish.
but has, .ail the whole. • kindly nature and
would not willingly hurt another's feelings,
lett it is her nature tole regar.11e°s of others.
New York Ledger.
$. . De•N•1am.
)tae in. Patrick, ash lake a dt
rop I.f
„l ahi*g,' snit uatr ('hitago Ire*hnan o
another. "No. Mike ; I'm afraid of drops
ever since Tins Flaherty dirt" -Well,
what eh.11, Tun' "He way one of the
likeliest fellows to these parts. But lie
bogs the dnrp business iu Homey ahuaeu ow's
saloon. It was a drop of something ort of
A bottle at tiro. But in a little while Tun
took a few door,* too much, and then he
dropped into the gutter. He Lot hie pLaer.
he hat his otwt .n.1 hat, he Let his money.
he het ever;thing hut his thirst for strong
drink. Poor ?'int ' but the wteret is to Irene
11. got crazy with drink Ione day,anl killed
a nun. And the last time I saw him. he
was just taking his last .trop with a slip-
; ping neiee around his neck. 1 have quit
the dropping lankiness, Mike. i have seen
Wu nary ted fallow alien whisker 1
drop on then.. They took just .1 drop from
-the 1..ttlr•. then they dropped into the
gutter, then they dropped into the grave.
Ni rwuscllcr tan get the drop on me any
more : and if you .don't drop him, Mike, he
will drop you. The whisky business is a
lawless desperado. It tries to t the
drupe on boys and girls,ou mot and wont*
o ;edit it -tans and othrer.. The train -it d.htr
presents his pistol with the demand, "lour
money or your life." Rum sores two .nch
alternative ; its demand is, ••Your hostas
and your life."
woo rsellah nesse
.allow e. r.ogh to non utltil it gets beyond
the reach of metlicuhe. They often eq.,
••4 )h. it will wear away,- but in moat canes
it. wean thouu away. I'ould they b• induced
to try . hr .urcarful medicine celled Kemp's
Balsam, which is mitt on a positive glaran
axe to cure, they would lhunadiately eve the
fsacellent effect after Laing the first dose.
Price 511.:. and $1. Trial sire free. At all
d rug gist *. 11 -cow t
aims u*' *swag loyalty.
Lie at Haudringhatn is very simple, says
'say E:lizaheth Hilary. The Prints break•
fasts with lois .ms and any male members
of the royal family woo may be there ; the
Princes. breakfasts in her private apart went,
while the young princesses break their fast
in an odd -fashioned room still known as the
schoolroom. %When this meal is over they
come *town to say gond-morning to their
father, and are usually accompanied by •
group of pet dogs. The gentlemen go out
sh.ening or riding, while the ladies in the
lionise amuse themselves with books and
papers and. later in the day, are joined I.y
the Primes*. l;uncha on brings all t'get her,
end this informal meal is, when the smarm
will permit, served in a tent put up tit the
howls near where the mighty hunters are.
The Priucews leads the procession going to
this an a .hurt yellow cart drawn by the
plumpest of pontes, driving herself and or,
of her lady guests. She is, by -the -by. an
extremely good whip. Luncheon over, the
ladies return to rian.lringham House, every -
l.ody meeting ag&in .t hue o'obwk tea, and
dinner being served in the dimeg•room at
al.uut half-p•mt eight 4.clock. The Prince
and the Prin mss dine with their guests :
the Princess sitting in the centre of one side
of the table, while the Prince is exactly op -
posit.. When dessert u served a piper
plsye 1 h bagpipes in the comdor outside,
in ventalde Highland style, that is, panting
backwards and forwards.
WHY EVERY FARMER'
should get one of
Armstrong's improved
-ear h. -
GRAIN W BID OLOL ERS.
13 CAU•S
tel � no foul seeds to be blown lido
the which is of greet importance to
every farmer who wishes 4 keep bis fare
into it clews and cle• .11 imlethyngseed
holo nay kind of grata while
the
grain.
deed. -Per Market cleaning it removes cockle.
ChM and .hruukes grafietand gives the
farmer the greatest itssd weight fur hi.
arab with no nameahmary loss.
wand Bred
flap -It will sample grain lse-
Purposes equal to -lead
pie[laR
1th._Ckrniag seed What it removes an
Cockle. Mustard seed. Wild Pray. Wild
Flex sad other foul sad shrunken mod
broke. grain. aha gives the tanner pure
dean, seed grata.
01$.-lt will ekes, Oats, Derisy. It;c . thor-
ou*b17 *oddment mete n.
Mme- ('peau_ it well separate the
Pry ham *Mk fes. Oat* and whole
, aerTum each to •
dIRbreat estea•i L
Mb. -It b• whist Meer seed Machine. re-
moving all dost. broken sad dead seeds
m*Uwe s ass, larger or smaller than
tae Clover asst
MS -it U • first else, tire* seed Machine,
Memo so seeds sway.
11th. -it is • good Paas seed Machine,
t.ti.-1t Is a dr1t class ethsbr.
urea. -heats be fitted nos lbs eldest faakie.ed
and
Taman(
it dthat o thestworrk otlaid � H useless
SSab.-it tan be *Heeled to a mew Mill with -
.t Batwing It. and esu be eam.ved at any
item as easily as a three oi&)I 'd. It
lees not interfere with thew of the re-
Rtayr stereo of ale 1111E Perforated
its sieves are fes tai
Mae.htt•heb of
i
UU5.-tper • r+pndt7 of ,pets
SOUL -It M as cheep as shit ardt at'mm Phasing
Mill revs.
Mb. -itvey Machina r ti ' west n this
Seed roar order at ones [ yes Machine x ask
It lyse leve ..t tensa •
mid that You
to .N it
oda
le take It ordering
mad Wed Lords width of
shoe of reusing 111•
ARMSTRONG BROS.,
Ci'oderioh, Ont.
f14f
NEW ARRIVAL
-of -
"V7*I2.7''T=R
4UOIDl9.
LATE;'T STYLI.S.
Mombassa to :.: lllareediftw. perfe -t
14 DUN LO ',,
Some symptoms of worms are : Fever,
colic, variable appeti..r, , weak.
nes* and convulsions. The unfailing reme-
dy u Ur. Low's Worm Syrup. lm
CHANGE OF BUSINESS 1
THE 0123 AND RELIABLE
6 A+T-AT.
FLOUR OD FEED STORE
HAS CHANGSB H tIDA.
The pubo lc are hereby notified tett the flout tia.a.d o reef.
awl 'red hilliness formerly carried* b7 A. S.
W been eureh*ied by 'llir reticent formation of t 1)00.'01'1c 'see
(u111.
tarpiS..U*l sg Is lash,
The shar is *sat carpets of India have long
been fatuous for their odor. Their popular-
ity
opularicy is partly due to the brilliancy and per,
mamrn•e of the dyed employed. and partly
t, the harnsoaiews tuts into which the
colors are Vi,eii, e,l. The figures, except
when they are geometrival, are apt t.. be
rudely drawn.
it is a natter of surprise to Inion that
work so artistic As the weaving of the
wonderful fabrics which eat,n't be equalled
in our mills u every part oboe on the rudest
of looms and I.y ittk l.ws of leo than
twelve year. of •.Ir. )Ira. liar; describes
the work as .Le Leas' it .lone 111 one of the
hill town. near the brderw •.f Kaehutir.
%Ye pawed tufo.}*: an isrehway into a
large, de.n•rted l..•►uig enclosure full of ru:,-
buh heaps, 34.'1_ba mg u. )y]d .u1 *tele of
utuirbrieks rt:uuiug all round. Under this
were erected nide boons. of wlodi there
inns' have be4ZiT..er fifty. Int 111 the present
tam only st'. are lye lig work p owing h.
t trade i.r•iab slack.
" The corpses were most beautiful nn t..lor
•le.igtt : ail intended for the Leaden
market . 'We •aw.wr, tuwuartng t twelve feet
I.y ten. which cam nearly finished. Si* little
boys, • crying iu Age loon eight to elven
year,. were wor:u.g 1t, while one of therm
reel out the pattern front a slip of paper.
Their small lorow-u flugers woe a d... nimbly.
..I. .i;i .,i' taii(u.t colored wools .11d
cutting off the ends with a knife, that one
could hardly se what thea- Wert. 'Wing. It
reel se.l amazing that such young boys
could hate attained smell dexterity. Their
pay is front eight to twelve shillings a
utoa' tNlt.e
Were to:iithat t c nuke
carpet of the size they were then working
in one noshes, ro that the actual cost of the
making would be abort three point -is, and
as the carpet would sell here for thirteen
potinla there intuit be a handsome pn.tit
ever and above the r.e.t of the wool and
the interest on '.spite' sunk.' -- Youth's
l'ornf.uti•m.
Oh, this harlot in theists
On. this humming in the bead'
Hawking. blow intr. .nuffle". moping.
Watering eyes ata throat •-rasp*
Health impaired and counters 11.4.
Till 1 would that I were dead
What folly to suffer a., rah catarrhal
tr ubks, when the wont .urea of ebrnnic
catarrh in the head are relieved and cured
by the mild, cleansing and healing proper-
ties
roperties 01 Ik. Sage's I'atarrli Remedy. it pan-
ties the fool breath. by removing the raise of
offence. heals the sore and inflammed passages,
and perfects a lasting cure.
t IS reattlbed l,v.Wles.
Marek 19. -- Mrs. Quigley.
.deter of Arthur Hoyt I say, who was hangeil
at 11'ell.ud, (hit., 11ec. 18, 1890. f.r wife
murder, and who was with him at Niagara
Falls Sunday, •doily 27, ,-hem he pushes' his
wife ov'r the precipicat near the whirlpool,
and w.v a witness agents hint o1 his trial,
dict here today at 2 o,4ock. On her death
that she
bet( :die -.teemed t, her mother
had *writ..' Arthur to the murder and had
helped hon to commit it by aiding him in
pushing hie wife over. She held ?airs. Day's
dress skirt neer her face and pushed on one
shoulder while 1key. pushed on the other.
The mother told the story to a special pm
terse.• officer here, lett tltc• evening pot-
tieely denied laving done it t.. an associa-
ted! press reporter.
It oval he remennlere.l that just before
his execution ihiy wrote a letter to lois
sister, in which he vehemently upl.r•cded
her, telling Ger : "Yong ought to he here
tnstewh of me. you bar. l hope you won't
haves friend in Rochester; they ought to tar
,aid feather you sad ride you nut of town
on a rail." The letter in question closest
thus : •'You are tate cause of i ieseriah's
death, and yon were the means of killing
her, for you gate her some stuff to drink,
and then you were the cause of her going
over the cliff. ()h, how i wish it hal been
you instead of her, and then you were not
atisled with her death, but you hong me
ton.- 11h, you hag, you hag, you hell
hound." Day also wrote a statement of hu
case, some eight or ten foolscap pages in
length, and handed it to a reporter of a Intal
paper for publicatiom it gave some facts
regarding his lite, and blamed his eater for
twinging hint to the gallows.
Probably there are more cases of cold in
haul and catarrh during March than any
other month in the year. As a precaution -
cry measure keep Nowt B►Ini in the home.
It toe. er (ails.
THOS. J. VIDEAN,
vents' Unites in Australia has already be
gun to hear front in the shape of 'omit moo
oo
wwill carry It on t. ell Its branches et the eing,front deferential of mu
d stand. bra et, near the Suture. tresses in the Here is • lovely
Under the t of termer propos-
reel that reel in a apellenu•ne journal
re Ibis business has been the most ,wooer /
I In its line or any in town and as the new the other y : girl, useful. tidy. wanted
oroprletor has been *teats with It fr by marred couple ; no children ; condor
over eight ylear°.there *111 he sant eR la tante hone, car ewe side tai, rte
tar energy homer ly exhibited b tiagtatwR It is eery Y place, !tis
M basis ,halo Chicago (aviation American
Deeds delivered to all parts et the tow.,
The West and Mei lie/sot dew mad feed Nasal Balm is ousel for ,.old in heed and
alw•7s ern han. and 'h°1". •••46 1111.11".• . catarrh from the Atlatto to the Pacific, and
TH(►S J. Vib[AN. Riven the best tut ial .tion. it
1 tate the■ nppewtunIty of thanktnit my con has cubed others it will cure you. Try it.
4meretfor their liberal p°tmn°ae tering .
if of the Itam-.t Floor and reed �-
A *dao toots. pleasure t• ntemd-
1sst sir u oreser. 1. Thee J. cReamos
o is isKewe
Maass.
wombd fs.nd so hr • thermosets reliable as..
A. t C1'1.14$.
fits CONEY ~ .i 4, .�`
�;r..r .aa ., oe._ .i
_•, •I la yM
.w..•. �, as mqr caw
• ar.erW we ash asd.h tea .es4..w
,.carp aiwoew...arite..I:.ww.woe. site*..
�+ad!sentoesee b.e.°..nM wise. ft.*. *we*.
as, rime. 1... MA wIg• prow&..• T....,
„ h j▪ ar Serve
.ton
Milhone of men .nl women are 1n the
•lark gown .1( 'leash The way out u by
ruing Burdock RL.1n.t Bitters. • tried •est
sore timely Inc dyspspria. blicweemsa, coa-
stipetno, armfuls, led hlnrwl and all dis-
eases of the stone'h, direr, bowels. and
hl.,owl 2
For nettle rah, Summer hems and gen
- real toilet per+po.es, war le.w's !telpher
snap 1.
_ I
THE Houma eru aoxE 1
SUNDRY AIDS TO CONVERT THE
FORMER INTO THE LATTER.
The I.a....e. of ,. rsstl7
Utwae - A tush sad Chew Session
tebtoet-nese** Ger tevatkie-Mi to-
pte Trestle/me to Coto of Aeetdewta.
*'BETTY dew will drive
away the '•hihtr" like a
buret .4 tttoshirte. If you
doubt it, try my plan.
Whets the workd scams
lark and .lfaroatrwgiugmod
the wry utlerhtef Menta W
poses everything your
band tooth. stop wart.
Take a bath,
bate w tame mese becoming
meaner, put ow your pret-
tier& duos, with ,etre fi
ribbon or lata. •nl • btntb
of h.wrt.. and my word fur it, the whole
clot ”1 tr.whbs will be grime You feel
yourself queme d the little home, and your
husband will maw back at night: std san
you his -precious dict). wife," instead of
wondering as ha did hist night .,how you
ever canoe to change into such a dowdy old
w.atten." Item wppret'ate peony dressing if
they .i. not always my r., and if they did
tart, who doe, not feel bettor in dainty dow-
el than in homely .we&
If there is anything ca the world angularly*
W the health, comfort and goad spirit..4 a
woman. it is a pretty, twat dress.. No mat-
ter what lbw character or surroundings, no
.rte can be rtnerful. self-rrspeeting,.rhappy
in untidy, ill-fitting and soiled garments
There is nue clays of souse elm treed them
word.. and tory are the farmers' wive,
Mawr • bright, well animated. handsome
girl has earned a farmer. .only t, find ber-
self, in after years, a discouraged aged timme•-worn
►latter,, w bo may have nue. u.'w dais's• a year.
and that a calico, whits a white Spam or
dainty Int of lace, it utterly unknown tuber
She has no „tie to blame but hone.(', if .be
makes u.. claim for her own nerds. It .is emery
•.*.181 a outs to snake herself jun as beauti-
ful as peeible. A welldre.uw.1 women is s elf -
r sprotatg. tole is sin• , d her power. It is
easy to be grant fut. polite• pleasant and
kindly. She is not I.oking for slights, and
fearing ill -nature.; remark..
Pretty dressing( d..ns not always uw.an
dremin;;, for a light, mat-
)y-iittuq giug1rip may site Inure bes'-inm-
iMg than a fogey .ilk. Beautiful patterns ran
IK hal, now, in very .'heap fabrics. so one
tea haelly have the excuse of poverty for
their in looks. 1 one dollar will buy ■ dress
11 rimy re neatly male. and ,erre for an
afternoon" h'ne.ln.a. for eon.. time After
washing. it may be used t.r morning wear
until worn out. 1'nble'•che.1 cheese -cloth
makes* beautiful, ,.ft. wanner drew. for
home wear. and i..wly flue .'nut. a yard.
Who could not afford that' .snail every wo-
man until old can wear white
I wonder bow many i • have
(corniest the habit .d changing W- .ir.•x* after
dinner' It would a'mrpri.o in, to sea• bow
many have not. "Why," earl a girl, glanc-
ing at my fresh draw one afternoon. '-1 41
d.w't ray that y.w take all that (Ur. r:ery-
aftertesm Well. we have °tilt •ns,. life t•.
live, and surely one-half ..f year day may leo
*seat iu clean. pretty gartnmts, U ..tor morn-
ings must be 1111..1 with .huit ani t.1i1. -.Mar-
io Washburn w the Hoteektvper.
elf-C°otM1* Children.
No other human . , fi, is .o valuable
as holt-eaotml, and yet dais fit the owe part of
• chikl'aerlurati.m newt engtswttly ntglectnI.
Thee who are suturally unemotional, of not
11.4t141. *nay tai• regarded as in a.wo• .WRnp
fortunate. in that they are not swept abort
in the enure of fife by every aurWbu .•ttreent
M joy .w grief
Children are taught to names their tem-
pera but bow few arc. (horn the cradle uta,
school -el to tsar pain ani . t
with calnusee and fortitude While the ills
of Chile W.o..t .blind not be nude light .(. or
sympathy withheld from the tender heart
that grieves or suR.•rn, the team •>( leering
quietly and bravely the info" .4 life should he.
gin at a time wh-u the hews, are rs.n.',.t
knelled We allow our children to ,tram
with every baits and weep and wail (or noir•
over 111 unay.i.lable d . . t often
parents encourage ouch a disposition in their
dollatr % and call a turbulent ,q.irit a tender
hytrt .or a .ewt.ltiv.• nature. Thi.. i.kr, n1
provalewtamong uurulti%aoal pasgde, that
heart emotion is to be measured by .nttward
is the Kr "moot :.t..urility an -1
an nnjts•tt.t• to the bray...rnative.nth. ,let
bear their pain awl grief quietly and with
win. un.rlflshn.+.t
If three imams ,dself-coat rod and rvgreo
don are .e1 desirable, if not absolutely lutely .,*runt i -
a1 ..,ratan'n in life, why .besot u..t mothers
begin them in infancy and .n.l their children
from then ,yuippe.d for the mental and phy-
ti••l straights •d lifelet thorn Intro t,
bar their trials brerely.
Tesehing Children 11L..1Mne..
It U h•rily t, be supposed that env m'Klm-
.r purperly teach. a child to disobey her;
yet it ie romtimee hand to are how she
could nwee effectively do .0 if hell were her
object
A ,ur.asful and teacher was
calling on ■ friend whose little son oft years
WWI ata. present. The turned
upon the-4.hlldren in school,
and the lady diked. "But du you really sho-
wed
no-owed in making little bits of chillrt., 4b
Harry here, mind"
• 'M.,et e..r'tainly i din," was the reply.
..Well then," rejoined the mother, "1
*dill I shall have to Sent Harry to yds, for
I can dei nothing with him," and she looked
fondly .Worn upon the lfdtiiag boy.
Again. • lily and her lits, buy of about
* yah were visiting from home. Little
Fred, though ala tant1y 14.1 not to touch
the pretty tbtnge. s* comatatttly persisted in
trying to appropriate everything within hos
reach. At tat his mother drawing him to-
went,
owent her, with a look of (wide Mach must
bare rejoiced his little heart, said to hair
h.tan: "Can you 411 ams what i am to 4.,
with ?red, H. will tax mind. Do you
. iptrme be will outgrow lt, nr will hr lees
to have a little trMninrgr
And them were both numbers of chureiaw
Christian mothers, with boyrt and girls to
train for eternity
Ae.tdewta,
For ..light cwt, prem the sigma unpther,
and hind with *).kis. phone
Air choking, glee . smart smack with oke
open hand between the lhnuu.0
To mopWeeding from t e tors, stand op
might and maw beta arms &hots the head
Cover slight barns and scebb with a little
mommas wbitenhst antiriot 4441► wale
?hash • child est Le to We clothes, en
.wdlatdy lay it ea the floor and roll n in the
litems hug or say oder heavy wewtiv a article
To prevent swelling after a blow, rah the
„ei lt•rsmdlsM.ly w/th looser, er Alp • hard -
b e� mass. reOaims. thi•k pad,
M In (ills pert, sad tie It as walk .
IMO Mbar rehabs@ eaa be obtd►
stti
o•. w• • r ....ate....
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A NEAT HANESIfq CAlINET.
b M., be base tar M ti Aar *1 -
Deeded rwmr.ee
Ove d tie she,,' - and *.dost Mfg
halon -,h that mea la sands, sett els the air
Vas 4.1.7 asaymmsiw r •aveitMM. Y hs,
Shmarsld. It maybe any dnegth teem two
r Ohms feet, and Amid he sheet themMaimhigh imam the
tap to tote bottom
✓ " Aide The tower ends
s� of the two aide plans
' r ' 41 t foelw.ag the hraderte
.hems! *Mead about 1. Iris, Oslo, this
bottom shelfit). not neowary to have •
wood back to thus robin, ae the wail will
easwer this purp.w. If It le Maud to lets
the wall mow pretty timber, Sgmr.d or plain.
*my be mated a•nm the Lack. amass
sedan f* dosie eooagh fur the wood work,
asd, an mosses of there mot being any wood
back, the top and bottom shelve* will he nthe
sods high. quite dap eooegb to take any
or:hears hears book.
The moll!e shelf eleould nut Is brought
out iDA with the side pietas or lower skein,
but should ed hick from one to tore look.,
4,
A ant graining t k*t'* tai.
r illtmtrated in Fig 1 The top kooks bat
finished with • drip of molding run nomad
Moeda, to (nnu • .,room,. This should b.
fastened securely with stead wire .aila Any
of the native wand* wurk t• advantage,
whither anal with • natural fintoa ..r stained.
Hovered good .sats of hard •rt Meas. rubbed
dimwit when dry with pulverised pumice -
mine
suave and water, 4111 cite a aatisfactry
■..tits. Ilia VOA of tesetraetl n should not
meted t re.'r tow dollar. -Art Amateur
I reeeete ter .moths .
A very .Iain thing of beauty that will bs
a januant .int for an invalid's erre while it
lasts is a .•erntt ..r sweet potato hollowed out
w the inside to have a well about three-
quarters .4 an Loeb thick. The vege•tabie
ntsp ende%i by core!. pus through holes
turned in the take. and the cavity 1111..1
with water In a few day. upturning %prays
of green wall ape.'ut (nail the bottom and
rover time outside, and if • small bunwh of •
violets is pit in the little quaint banging
basket, it will have a charming appearance.
A pretty little thing tot Wave os a sick
friend's tabor t, • plant naa•er, with three
pine .saes "ta.atgf upright In the centre'
The t of .tw'k..r hairpins. by
which you compel them to awatroe and main•
fain an .-not position, ntay to con•alel by
a nut i•( real anal. there should tam he •
layer,.( sand in for bottom. .4 the dish.
finial or grata seri •h•'nl.l be arettered ono
the ....nes. anti if the sewer is kept full of
water the sw.M will smut and slow a
beautiful wader green, in tine emtra*t to
rich i,,..wn of the .•ores.
It 1., .utb • plwaure to watch green Mingo
gritting that either .,' then simple gifts is
an ,u-1 to pew the weary hours. £von a
finger -howl with a thin laver of cotton
yonnkid with flax wed. which gruwsand
live. for a white ,aim such nourishment a► it
drums from the water (*.swath. i. • cheerful,
pretty decoration fir a sick -room
.t llou.ehuld Trr►.ur..
• our Margaret kn• own ate to do everything
Y.tther couldn't keel, h..uar eith•mt her,"
whi.psred the .mall boy .1f the (anode. en-
tertaining me, as we sat at the hrmkf°st
table one wintry morning. enjo Ing our
visit. ani flodint Margaret Beck a alarm-
ing young lady.
")largaret s Ila•mdin' the hot water faucet,"
ply Nobly. an:ins to •tactors her absence
from the breakfast table
Mrs Boeck smiled ea my .4..41.r1,-
14. lancet'"
mono yo., our Margaret is • handy girl,
having Yarned to handle tools. and do vac
ions little things. After bn+ktast we will
honk uta her Map"
Margaret's sh p ',*motet of one -halt the
atter. in which a neat tool closet and carpen-
ter's beach. and set of drawers were placed
n ear the window.
"In every house." aid Nn Bek, "there
are many small things needing attention.
Margaret's . are in frequent
Hernendo and it is • comfort to have wane
one in the house who will hop the tins in
order. Our doors all elope peipetiy, 1.01.. -
tog.. are all right, and there are no hereon
steps about bhp premises. Margaret has •
More M nails, screws and an saorLesat nt
touts that enable her tc do .berms anything
needed. I do not think she at ford girth -e-
tas -1y liked the work of repairing brawn ar-
tie•Ie., or mending leaky pipe's and vast..
She only did it to help her father had me.
She saw how trying it wee Inc me to wort,
when w many thing were 0.4 n( repair, and
knew that father bad MU* tete to tend d
hone to do the work. Though ebb to saw
beards. and "Alm mob tethers. 1t sloes not
make ba ler femind.s."-1371$ Ouersay in
the Housekeeper.
Koala manias "letea
An dressmaker has Invented
• spring for thins btgh-shouldered ostoses,
which will keep the shoulder posers is ph•ss,
tough the materiel he .ter so 11gbt sad
gamy, nr ever at Davy. The slaves,
rather than tieing gathered ie et the arm-
hole, se fatherly, are shirred and plarwl
high upon the *boulders, directly wpm ths
dreg weial. This entree a prettier flt
for broth shoulders and de..enn.
As an offset to the nowise bndhom, • Aeep
tam .4 loop, Use widget the wearer ran afford,
ie gathered upon the itnttosn .4 the holytee
The hid mart be .4 sorse soft snake, anti
most he so disposed that is ant full, tow
ret moat. Tits frequently forms the only
trlmmk,g Inc the skirt, which ie pada down
to the bottom o[ the deonl'etttln and is slight-
ly relieved at front and dies by marrow
braiding and ribbon or gilt tramming
In Ragland it ti said that the bathe is
g 'sung to hoof warty a. much (Shed..aals
is, b China. Antique haloes .re had. In
gnat varies sad to suit the period alb fa.
shim elf whirl the drew revives. Reemeren-
tain portraits of the beauties df the time,
others ere a et around with pear* while more
often th s not they are eneruded with goad.
Theme 'sewed to haws a really One egret,
ands* merit button wore is of • different
d ude there is plenty ref variety.
. ?foundation Adria are maile s* that the
d ray tampon ewe nae gob of then are
not melt as to offend the mesa if the foun-
dation
usdation *tet is of plain ifaasg ouiubrie., •
Amble row of the drove inn& le laws .emmd
k ea two bead teaneh sad • hes et the see
b.ddd. A. the wearer Mabee Mrry la
er•oig • Wrest or draws It amide b ..Moog
hrwslf, the akart. es N M reveals&, seams M
Y isles ed for popular goes and nit fm ea♦
emm4,_t like • saet•aam la Om aim&
JUST ARRIVED,
ALL THS 11OYIILLTI[11 i11
'�0 itinishin S.
0
I have the moos assured all the latest MOW la
ENGLIS$ & *AMERICAN EATS,
For goring sad
The stock cannot be sarpseeed is the splits, and the pricer are the poop).'..
HATS FOR ALL SORTS F HEADS
And Otis* to holt all tame.
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OOTS & SHOES,
I will not insult the intelligence of the public by ad
v1: dieing first-class goods for almost nothing, but this I
will do : I will give you the very best goods that are made
in Canada at lower prices than they are sold at by any
other firm.
NEW SPRING e
arriving daily. Call and see them and whether you buy
or not you will receive courteous attention.
;.I wish it be to plainly understood
NII SOT BE UDERSOLD BY AIM.
ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
E. DOWNING.
CAN USE ANY WRITING INN.
wiAts fvava au& ry .ek betters, as wA1n a (1.,. .ag, r ob.
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MISS CAMERON
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In trimmings s specialty.
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