HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-4-3, Page 6THE SIGNAT.: GODERICH, ONT., F$IDAY, APRIL 3, 1891.
FEVER AND AGUE.
COOI+BORNE BROS.
189I -SPRING -1891
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We wish to intimate to our customers that our
spring stock of Dry Goods is now about complete.
We are now showing all the new shades in
Dress Goods such as Heliotropes, lful •
, berries and Cornflowers, in
Henriettas, Brocades, Lustre., and Alpacas, which are
the correct things for spring dresses.
As usual we take the lead in Print' and Sateen..
N'e have a splendid assortment in new patterns anti colors.
We are showing6sets of Lace Curtains, in
create and white, 17 from 50c. to $3.00 a set
Also Madras Curtains, Curtain Lace, Scrims and Art
Muslin&
We want yen to examine our Carpettr, in Brussels,
Wilton, Tapestry, Union and Ail -wool.
We keep Groceries and Hats and Cap..
We buy butter and eggs.
COLBORNE BROS.$
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SENSE OF $MELL.
HAVE TOC BEEN .tT
McLean's Block
TO SEE
JAS. SAUNDERS'
WAIL PAPERS ?
They are cheaper than the
Cheapest. 20c. papers for
5cts. New designs in borders
c inti es and corners.
'Sills name "'rept, Are Temp_
mrira/.
The eye is earl "tidy for seeing, ani the
fur heating, lout the twee is one of the
organs that serve a double purpoee, says
• Ift.utl.'e Companion. It iy not only the
seat .4 the settee of anil, hitt was intended
to be the principal organ through which
man should breathe. its circuitous piss
sager, were. and moist. protc. t tlte' luuge le
taking the dull fr the inspired air and
*resting irritating dust.
The whole way is not cutc.rnel ut the
•-set-ef- ee.rfiing. • - -Teseteelfsetereeetesesee,
which &lent, take cognisance of odor., are
situated in the upper aunt of the nasal
chamber*, out of the litre .d ordinary- in,
lalat it'.. 1•'..r t hi. teas..n our do not nasally
notice ..furs to. less they are m enewlcu
.strong. lett elan our snot dunes the air
into the upper pert of the n.tril. and bold
it there fur a few moment. we 1•t -one
Gold *ware of the faintest. sena..
The nerves of smell exterel (rein the great
.dfact..ry tele or [entre, in the brant,
through ...elle twenty opening* no .the Islay
Melt,d theft It e o
an b y tut hest a•r e� o
1't
fat rtrtw ,rk
their extremities' re.t•'king almost to the
very wrfIce f the moist, pulp)' nnuevuu.
I.rM• Treataaese smear M Head of Tess
(sour.•r 4]u .Taa.ir. J
Alter a week or tee days the fever suet,
whet slated an.l Peter, taking my douMe-
barrrlled ntle by way of art au.ent sad half
a dotes hard biscuit by way of grub, gess.
w.ltue of two days alrepet'. aa.1 but•kits%
hu blanket *lout hint wast off up Ib. trail.
leer in the *venue: of the ..u.m l .lay. white
1 was lying uli Lite bearskin with ....mg
brain au'i fevered levet. he .eater Zack. but
not alone. Two strong, atileete spsuws,
each iiingelarge posel ,were hiecompenid.s.
He utroedndxd then. as 'vOki BlackMnl
stuns end he gal : pity young squaw
greet medicine.
'The elder of the two wai about as tough,
leathery looking • specimen of aboriginal
ugliness as 1 hats . t.. tallest in with, and
uukinr due allowance for differeue a to age
the daughter wa.the perfect omelet of her.
They both east their loads .
aside ..,l the elder proceeded at ooze to
lousiness. 11'.tching ole closet) as she did
so she pilled • large handful of leaves in her
hen.' lentil they were partially pulverised,
then parsed them over to the younger apaw,
hu encu made a pint of very bitter ter
from thein, which 1 was told to drink. l
uut.aguel to gulp tt down, hot and bitter
as it was, ami the ol.1 squaw then silted
Iter wtth.at ceremony, packed me snugly
in bearskin and blankets, after which .h.'
and her .laughter, wrapping their own
I4.utkets about them, lay down ell e••tlter
aide .d me. crowding rue in a uannrt more
close thee -pleasant. My leathery belles,
Ie.st-ever, auswere.l to help get up a copious
p•iaperation, which w:a just what they ill•
tended, and when 1 awoke from the first
sand and refrr,hung sleep 1 had enjoyed
fie:' weeks, it was with a Beed, Clear
neat. end jlntbe frog: from nils.
\Wiest the nee ,.f the tun the confounded
-NM began to thieeten. me, and Uri. 13bteIt-
btrd, with the help of her interesting
.laughter, proceeded to take measures for
.•ypefliug it it. a Manner quite as novel aril
rigieul ee her treatment of fever. First,
dor undid .. Wattle of dirty blue cloth, and
ti..k therefrom several "kindles of neatly
IKellt•. minute twig*. 1 had heard some
hard -tone. of '•whil.pin' out the agree,"
:uel smelt pretty extensive mice inmie.li-
ateh- : but on the whole concluded to go
through, .e 1 suffered them to divest tar of
my clothing end seise ice firmly by the
wrieteetend uta le n.. object :..0 event When M re
Hleckbird beau to apply the swathes
. __i... :1 i1
and bronze papers, in room
and ceiling- Window shade
and curtain rollers.�
James Saunders,
McLEAN'S BLOCK.
WHY EVERY FARMER
.could get mad e
Armstrong's Improved
PAT D._
GRAIN & SRBD CLEANERS.
BEOA'LTBse
get -it allows oo foul
the chaff,which
Of great
be blown into
which of es Importance to
t°
every fanner who wlebez W keep his farm
clean.
t
led, -It eaves and clean, all Tinto h7 sera
from any kind of grain while cleaning the
grain.
tied. For Market (droning It removes i vesc oa khr
,'hest aand shrunken �fl, wen for his
the area:est to'o't
grain with no
Wit 1t will sample
g in shove ■nd iced
Purposes equalto for
Yb. Cleaning seed Wisest removes all l
orkle. M seal. Peas. Wald
Flaxand other foal and shrunken and
broken grate. a•4 gives the fernier pure
clean. seed grain.
Ni. -II will clean Data. Barley . thor-
oughly without waste of grata.
Tt►,-IL:leanine Pease : it era) separate the
mad. gaartered. balms, that* and whole
Pees from each ether. earreme each to a
different t.
pe Marmite. r
alb. -It
is a
titgall (test, Wilkes and dead •'ede
wed Other Breda termer or smaller then
the Clover seed. steed 1lfarh.ne,
gee. s _ Orals no seeds away.
141eb. -It i* • good Flax asad Machine,
Mb. -It is • first clam n 111416. -It can be fitted art fashtetna d
/ Fuming Mill) that le Nile aetde as Late*
and make it do the week of • new Mill.
a new Mill with
out -it icanwi w it, sass d Ie •
removed at any
oast luras ea il. wed one be combined. It
time et owed e ai three nee of the re-
gularset interfere with the
sieve+ of the MIL all Perforated
lab. - Its sieves are emit,
alma *it d May bushels of
Ile. -it has •raps• 1
grain per hour.
Mb. --It sae cheap as the erdinaryl Fanning
UI sieves.
Every leaches* is t ft this
No,ran
Read your order at 0.00 u Ts: Man t it his
sene0e. if you bare sot WNW•ad that you
to test have one for taap.cdsS
take it on ooadltion Itlp and ode width of
1e ordering
ohm of 'wining MI
ARMSTRONG BROS.,
G.oderioh, Ont.
NEW ARRIVAL
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WI1TTR
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LAT1:S11 LJES.
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i1211111111101 te he Hemmed oak Harte •t ate
sad showy tafrr0•
H. DUNLOP,
r ..r etre.as . Ti11e i. for,
alitentlrane. - ..
The simile of eaten is tat urally (tetter
Mee -heed in some persons than in tether*,
Inst like the other items taste. t.uch,sight
and hearing .it may be tn.ine.l 1'..tttickttess
:mei acenrae•y.
(Nfae:fory sensations are pndeally reeeived
ir..ttt entwine P..* fro.. the ,al.rtferors aub
stance, the ern.enati... being •I.urle.l la-
the ttuid ill w ho. h the eliCrelleOpie en.ls of
ulfaetiory nerves ale coustamtly bathed.
This moisture is •. essential to the proper
ncitm of the nerves that its aleseuee, as to
tercem ,tags of a told, nay' for the time
quite destroy the *ruse .1 smell. - '
Fur the same re.,,..0 •s lora ,ere les. rattai-
l) per.eived in et. uucomnnuly dry a(mn..-
phere. ('.•neon .urtttcal op•rettone, t•*
lave been found to blunt the sense of smell
by inducing • drvmx.s of tGe mesal mucous
membrane. Catarrhal inflammation may
produce a similar result by closing the liar -
row paa.,eyle» that Ictal to the •.Ifeetnry'rr
ggnm
\ w.tt❑ of qua•kneen to the sense of smell
must be by Anything which *Lots off
the air tram the "'factory nerves .• pd%•
pus, for example. or facial paralysis, which
interferes with ousel dilation and the ne-
n-essay n.0«•alar .'Hort in smelling.
if • elms. catarrh la* been brought on
It) working in ;e dusty .oitn.pherr, the dna
.es•nt el of -.tees•e.'
r) is x eluuty,n• of .aeuppt •
tau. After that at expo -it -nerd physician
•hould 1..emetiltt.1 ter the wending of suit
,hie tre..tment. And, tf '.. r.aary, of a stir
L e al operattow - •
lmrmlent •r Trim
No letter evidence of the fact that Hair,
dock BI.*a1 Bitters is a certain reme.ly for
All hIun.I disorders can be asked than that
of Mr. ( ie'o. V. Thomas, druggist, .4 Hull,
1', ll., whose wife was cured of cancer ley
11114. R. The family doe'tor is u el -e-
litist that the disease was cancer and that it
is now carpel. 2
(1n Tuesday this week .1. Noreen, Wroxet •
cr, shipped a carload of fine horses to the
'ramie province. Howard had • loael
ata to go, but wee die•ppointed in getting&
ear. -
Na lard'• !'eel.ral MMam,
Hagyanl's Pectoral Balsam gives prompt
relief to .oughs, ,ills, benne-vis., whoop
talc rough, croup, as'hma or bronchitis. It
the roost plea..it :nal perfa.•t threat and
bink healer In the world for children er
elults. Price 25e•. 2
.lobo I;re.'n. 11'r..xcter, who recently re
turne.I fr New Zealand has settled down
ut car vllav-. Mr. fever. 1•sokn as if the
Antipodes agreed with hint.
%.tum r...tire* aid sit eerneting trregu.
l..nt!e. :et this sear.., and for both tsps
W,111 loll '•• "the!' r.•me•ly equal. 41r.
11't!Ita11,e leek I'tlls se a spring blood elate.
Flay supply all the c•en.titaeats necessary
to em-n•h the Weal and hsIM up the nye
tem. Bald by all dealers, or asst prat paid
on receipt of price --ifs. par lox, our five
Ilexes for 1111 nldnmihp Ute. William*
Merl. Cts., vilk, (M.
H. l.n.Mvwdte. Baster, wills Mktnagg a
MIA of wend of a pile last flask mother
stick fell ..n his font anal brats MN of his
SOW He mels • t'r•wtch.
•101'e 11- •,arae N a• d W Vl abesam,
Th. re ...ant in Nhidet, qua, left 11r
t.educ, t.tl.erai, with • majority .f .tee.
IIflhEY ,.sod ..ar.mase"«"-a
►, .Ir •1
w. •.matt ...mans iw w a',.0. lice 1* eon el...
,mw r- s I pow s: '. 0. w TeeM_a
aw ,awl+, M .mm ..�as as...A` •r...�
••••• W••• m111a.• • sem amlda 1.. to
prom* at1eT...`e""ia7i� r.
increased in rapidity and severity; old Peter,
Who luaal stood by as spectator at first, step-
ped forever.' anal seize.i a writ thinly in each
hand, at, .uddrrly eat 1 hues no time to ole
ject : and the whipping cn mediately betaine
etwrwetic and general. Each of the squaws
with A switch ut each haul vied with the
other in rapidity of hitting, all, as the
eltiggiult: torpid bk.od *trove to dash with
+uuwering speed through the tingling veins
the pain let•-wnte unendurable, f had re-
solves! to bear aU that was a.keel of m►e in
o...heal cure, but t1* torture was
6 of at,h ort
I en,� -veer t sod 1 •rdeereel. titer' to desist.
%ryin at an• come time to wrench gyve -a
hr.e Eels Peter. They only laughed .eel
lai.1 en the Kanter. 1 became oral with
pain mai went In on any muscle, biting and
hutting furiously at old Peter, and giving
the leathery females ungallant kicks ars,. t
the ridw and abdomen a proceeeling that
made them laugh alp the more, and brought
down the sentare with 'meowedvivigor. I
entreated and cueee.'meowedI by turn.. tried bribery
and Battery, beg;ed for a resting spell, and
threatened death to the party of e'.nspiraawn
iuunesltately 1 got loose. but all in Vain.
They flogged nor for a time that seemed an
age, and only let me off when I was too ex•
lauateel to *trail al.ue. Then 1 was again
enveloped in skins and blankets, when,
atran_e ra it rut). *rano,• 1 almost imuttsliat.•
Iv fell tate a sleep slumber, from whirl. 1
(int tt•,i awake until evening. When 1 did
awake it u a* with a general .enae of sore -
ne*s all over the ,meter mat : but where was
the ape! t owe. ('•w detely cured, ea well
as the fever, although 1 heel sate *light re-
tur..e, of the latter occasionally. which al-
ways yield t.. Indianatreatment, however.
l'here•s a paten; medicine which is twit
- patent medicine - paradoxical sa that may
so 1. It's • dm.eoveery' the fa nill..Iisrov•
cry tt( medical acienec ' It's the ute•licine
for you tend, runelown, exhausted. nerve -
wasted men and women ; for you sufferers
fns ,lie -aces of akin or scalp, liver or lungs
its dunce is with every .rte, uta *mann
always. be.eetiee tt aim* to portly the foie --
trim of life the bi...d up.et which all :melt
diseases de tend. The medicine i. Ire.
Here's Medical Medlical Itiaeovcr). Thr
makers of it have enough ••onfitlence ni It to
sell it' ..it trial. That f» yon can get it
front year drmggint, and if at doesn't .1..
what it's t•laimt'd to .in. yotf can ger tenor
money hack, every cent .4 it.
That's what its makers call taking the risk
nftheir words. --
Tint-. hale, sugar •vtate.l granules. are
what lir. Piece'* Pleasant Pellets are. The
lest 1.i.-er Tilt ever mot etur•t : active, yet
mild in "tarsi Imo : cure .ick and hilioua
headache.. the. a
1 h not rub It de on a bard. The train
thing Is quick drying. and that they 1te
washers and ramie., in water of the sante
temperature very .t.uckk• mei not allowed
to cowl between.
A timet (µ•••fag•
Yet:.. 1 have taken three hottle'*t( Bar•
*lock Blom Raters and rind it • good in.di
-
einefor.onstspatmuand poor appetite. i
will ,vltlntie taking it as it is • greet
Wesson.: and i Gel a great change in my
health since taking it.
Mks. .1. V. l:tteev,
2 5 Sydenham et., Toronto, Ore.
In r...ktig lamb's liver cut it in dices
half AN mph thick ; heat the yolks of two
eggs. .hp the slices of liver in the egg, then
in crumbs seasoned with pepper and salt,
and fro in het dripproga.
The ■easellest Man Ie Ceelen ch.
A• w, II .. the , and others sr*
one iir.l to call on any dotgg..t and get
fret. a trial bottle of Kempf o Balsam for the
Thmat ate' Lungs, • remedy that is selling
entirely upon its merits a'.1 is guaranteed
t.' releeve and acre all Chronic and Acute
I •enghs, Asthma, Bronchitis and 4 em.ump
t loo. large hot ties 50 rents and $l. 11.uw
The cereus shows a population u. I :reit
Britain and Ireland of 39,000.000.
We Claim the Muth.
We Helm the• earth u round, and we knew
it's true 11'e also chemo that Hagyar.le
Vetlow (hl cures sprat ne,bra lees. hurns,eoids,
croup, more throat, , neuralgia,
and all painful or inflammatory disuses,
and we know this t• true s.lklw (til is •
true founds remedy for lameness or unreal=
on man •t- iwa.t 2
THE�HOGS 1 HO
SUNDRY AIDS TO CONVERT THE
FORMER INTO THE UTTER.
A rause, (Never neatienarte are maw 1t
M M. Me.. Ltb .ad Mow tt =ay
M sol to t►.'L•y et MIg► Valeo wtt►-
ail Wealth er Latrase.sa lutea..,.
TAKE • bit
of water
tetter paper
about elabt
inches Meg
by three
wide; double
it at the ter,
then ekde•b
east- dainty
bit of flower
or tiny Aida
figure. When
you have out-
ilmed it, cut
it out care-
fully around
the left side
and paint in
water rola*,
working in a
faint tint of tackgrosed. Aden a qu otatioa
suitable, such as -Read, stark, mil iuwardJv
digest:" "lifted books are g..o.d friends;"
"Bookie like friends, should be few and well
Hess " "To m•rke ye place in ye hu oke."
Then punch half a dines boles down the
right side, lace with a bit of silk ...umlaut mar-
row ribbon, and you have • very ruts, book-
mark, and dip on the e,ruer of a page.
HOME LIRE.
Mow tb. test May b. Made .t 1t With-
out Wealth.
Tb toms of a home that is sea to the tory
of blgbsr value. that. those .•nrerente.l by
wealth awl material thing. is the lune that
cultivator the best life. Mousy. ui.taf solely
as a means to an end. u .f govt rerun.: but
diet -used and bell In eight as tan end, as the
ideal .4 attainment, is more utterly tiettoral-
king to eharaeur than the dims poverty.
The undue emphasis nu wealth and luxury
is by w/ means nein stn In luxurious homes.
It is aka present as an irritating and cor-
rosive in the hems of the
struggling, middle -clams people, an at-
m.a.pbete that stifles spiritual life, that
dwarfs nobly and kitty purposes, that
Uf
with material things. It is cut of eel .ur'h
boot,. as there that the beet and newt useful
sten and women .ons• t, the world It i4
nut of no such atmtwpberc that the Is .t en-
deavors a.,me far general life and pn gees.
For children, nothing is sl valuable a. the
Nene where high ideals are kept in sight as
the standard t..which lift. isamenable And.
in the way of indulgence and luxury. there
is often opp.rtuuttyetc a ch. .1..• leetwren nn••
or twothings, particularly tu ,•r near a large
city. For ia.L.n'e, there may be a •h occ
between the expenditure f, r expa•n-.t.• nal
taste( ul et ebing fora .111.1...r I set wale u •u, g
the sans• money this w..ul.l ....t for the menet
al stimulus .4 ...•a iottal matinees at a g• • .1
play .r .cera, a til. t.. New Vert. .r the
pueha.e• of cooky t►f.vi;ously. both canu••t
la. aff,,nded, but it is a scatter of .enol► lea
when the dry goods attraction gain.. the tee
.en.kmey
o-
.en.k•nry over the intele• tteai ..r artt..-tt•
plea.un• that would be a etimulus and a joy
for later life, and a .pt. ial ai.1 is .e,veltpt-
u.ent and culture.
Life may he .o rich, even witbut much
money, for ehildreu w .r near a city. The
art galleries, where so much of the lest ede-
•ation is offered, are free. the interum .4
tiue are. „pelts its heeptabledoors free to all,
uu .certain dare of the w.. -k ,•ewalles. where
the beauty and dignity .4 architecture can
be painted .'ut and unpleased en tltr .sold,
or strolls where an enchanting .unset view'
can be rem. are all tole• had for the •eking.
Public libraries and free seb.rtls Baer their
invaluable std, and there is no p sable
reasons why the children .1 the poor sbaukl
net grew tut iutd-hli. sot and cultivates' mem
and ;semen. if o'uly the boom seta Its stand-
ard high instead of low, bolds to its
g and
Heals..f intellectual and artistic anti spiritual
life. rather than to thous of mere material
a.vtutrvnteni.
It i an unfailing law of Ute that we have
that which we demand. Holding in view
ti" higher standards and pressing forward
te thee, we are enabled to approach and
realise them Unseen forret. bear us along.
till we oan say with the poet:
My bark is wafted to the strand
Hy breath divine:
But on the prow there ream it hand,
Other than min.'.
The fast use of life is not in • mere a, -
cumulation of material things. however lux-
un•u..r beautiful. A nam way 1a, worth
milli•,n , and yet, in every e•auential .eft.. of
the term. he may die poor, or bs may die,
leaving nothing of material pasead..s, but
keying to the world • heritage of character,
of high standards. of "dreams made good,"
that shall make it forever richer and more
abendent --American Cultivator
Women as Ito,-►cepa».
Bee -keeping offers to women an agreeable,
healthful, and lucrative , ,aye
The ladies' Hoa. Journal While there
may be no fortunes in beekeeping, except
to the few, yet to all there is. usually, aati•-
faetory reward for labor and money ex-
pended. women ought to be tetter bee-
keepers than men for they have, usually,
a gentler. finer touch than mem. The qua_
Micationa of a bet.ke•per are g,etymes
patience, ahrae of fear and por•fw'-
rnmmand of telt. Fear mud be over
nine or emu-maled. 1t may he present at
fleet. but usually gives plate to confidence
after a little experience. Th. theory that
best welsh some persona as
natural enemies, has no foundation In fact
in an ordinary worm, • oniony tt( heat*; by
thedomhle-hive ayatens, will
peelers not pees than fifty pounds of honey.
.often seventy -fire and • hundred pnus&
Thia hooey, if properly marketed, will bring
the ptoetu•.r twraty tests a pound. One
prtmtn, with omesional help, may attend to
one hundred rot miss if comb -bones be the
product. If e.ttacted hey be the objet,
assistance will be required in extracting the
honey
Though milliner of podmda of annoy •rw
pro dutwi every year. yet hooey is practical-
ly unknown t, the real body of the. people
There are abandoned east, south
sad wed_ and there are toes of homey .n
these fanss running to waste. and at the
seine tine there ars thee:rands of wanton
pinched by want, wearied by toll. who could
sarin en them farms with the help of the
bees, more than they earn new, and be com-
fortable and •'oeMsted
hat what wa tree w11Wrg to dorm wrus elvto
▪ mother uther planate A Smog as may
t suuf say IIP with you hsnt or thimble's.*
,f the pharisee d your entity Ha may
gesseslb speed hie tru.ey in explodes gifts
ler yon, from a MOM emjuymtast to Mmsslf.
Misdealt mot prove hie affection Tie tett is,
How ease* is he welding to give up id what
be idose to please yogi dew Lauth sen-
ate wl1 be mala gar steels plsmmrei Heads
you lo give up your name ler his frame. To
leave your lease for hes home, to go with
hire wherever Ms interests ,may call. He
a.. you t.. be 10.-t» give yusar lite to Ms
joy and belplulmes. Now, how much will
he give up to phase prat That's the geese
not
Aa Aereetle.
Maple
eery l,eU is every
It Peal ea pial Its utmmonr Mem.Atl the bsni'to all the beaches
Trill oil tete their anthems singing.
watt/mart, whmart, rice. and tat your wires with
AA77 Balla and births the song retest.
Fido the churches fair with Whit their
` Happy feetJameyuy taking
yen(
eveheart to Joy and rapturew
With the Joyous earth saklug.
tae rwee'theart, and with your ``ladaa
Lb Make the glad .lay more
caaq,ista.w
What 1. a tea.►.
When Dr. T. 1'. Minor, of ('lntinnati, was
Asked just what a bluah was and hew it was
caused Ily. He laid adds his
egpu•, wailers' deeply for a moment, and
spoke these wise word.:
••A Mush i. • temporary erythema sad
calorific effulgence of tJM pi . •
setiuiogieed by the .f ties
ane *tum when w • predicament ' of uu-
equfbbrity freer a Nsse of shame. anger .r
other rause, , fs a paresis of the
vas.nrWr osrv.us filaments of the facial
capillaries, whereby, being divested of their
.bdioity, they are vtti'used with radiant,
aerated amigo t t nutritive circulating
liquid, emanating (pens an intimidated
peace *ilia'
Kb.'u t: e.loetor t'ieb.d a sigh at FIRM
vas beard from ht.. mate -tee
�..me l •.tell aa***.
I hind an old boatman to wag is baying.
and he gave me • few pointers on acing and
repairing nee which I faun.' useful: To
fnaten the Wraetre lee teed the ••buwliter
knot," Fig. 1. ,\fterpaauug the rope through
the rye or Herta he put the rape in the shape
JUST ARRIVED,
Aly TU DOYILTllfa IN
W. ACHI
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Our assortment of i
b the newest mated
this season.
1 have this season seemed all the latest mylm la
ENGLISE & 1LVERICSt1AN 31.9T0,
For eerier sad easa.er wear,
O
The stock manse be surpassed la the ,hies. and the prices are the pesple•s,
HATS FOR A L L SORTS OF HEADS
And styles tomtit all tastes,
JACKE
Entirely new in dial
r ,roes.
We invite early in
goods.
Our prices are the 1
PT. a BOW LINK 6110 -1111n. -i. ,Liar Sit A an.
a" ...•u in the solid part of Lha engraving.
and then the short end as in Via dMted Ilnee.
ill,- yani+ was .smaller thea the other,
au.l to take up the sltrk or the rope between
U.•• 0,4 pulley and whiffle tree les put the
•auk." Fig. 2, wtu,'h will not slip.
.n..•1 i• ••talc meteor.
'.fte•r w•'reintt a few days we Mule* the
nee, and. terve nee a trip to town and the
expn..e of a paw rope, .he.,anl be would pit
to a long .pike. It worked all right, and it
w. „ell 1.. dlM alt te end where the nek.•
was Hrtot� a tax f of each
uo u three test
••iel at the• break and interlocked the strands
,- stow in rig. 3. He theft untwisted one
randy elf the rope B. and in the vacancy
mu.l•- pineal strand :i ul nope A, twisted
hard, until be had it all ill but about e
feet He then untwistsd this fee .tt strand
aol .ut away about a den' .1 it,
and then twisted the renaw•Ier beet
:testa. H e
then cut oft
ail tot about
• et( the
lag strand
ythat lee Z
bad first 3
taken out. nee. 3. tow: set.e x
He thew 'untwisted this font ..f strand and
mit sway a thinl turd twisted it hard as he
bat just dune on strand :1. He then tied
them in a ..m.nvu single knot. as seen
in Fig. 4. Ile then reduced theme
about owe -third more and pined Armed
over y and under z and x, then
aver the next strand and under the teat
two strands. Tben put y over :: sol under 1
and 2, then repeat. Then be changed the
nee mel took out strand 2 of rope A and
plae.d 1' strand t of rope h, and cut and
fastened a. he had just done with strand :t
end y. H.' now bad two straw!. left, l and
x. a lith be eat and fastened the lane as
the others.
Ily map pe not being yuito 1'.enwigh,
he (sate»edno.tun • +bet nope by
g the abet
epic-, He untwisted about a foot of one
end .1 each rope thia time and interlocked
them as mor the long splice .Fig. :d. He
interwoven them veno hing like this :
x neer 1 and under 2 y over 2 and
ureter :; s over :: and under I. He rut
away about half of each, x, y and z and in-
terwove them again. Then put say 1 over
y surd under s; 2 over s and under z::lover z
7
2
BOOS & SHOES.
I will not insult the intelligence of the public by ad
vE rtising 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.
N±i w SPRING GOODS
arriving daily. Call and see them and whether you buy
or not you will receive courteous attention.
I wish it be to plainly understood
WILL \IIT BE IJDERSOLD RI ANYONEI
SCIENCE AND PROF
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
FROM VARIOUS FIELD:
A New .:aall•► Morsels.* The
Take. on Gamily anal Maeda
Thr fit r.•asth sad Conn of t
."1 Air.
one , •r the latest Imeetims in
• horseshoe, ems d the adventure+
Mei in the fa
gsgdude• an
in Chi rbnetes
it is louse.
growth of the
ORDERED:WORK:ANDIREPAIRING A SPECIALTY
E. DOWNING.
Mew mammies May 11. he ,swat.
Marry a man who hes the spirit .f sell -
denial Tb .rensh manliness Reif -denial,
neo, is /b. [watts of dnme.tie joy The
most of what we Wail is love, is on tonna-
minus mlashaae Thu Mt of I
it e►ftdre4fit;. ,Lf-+., Rt, .4111^a!aty:sagl, <-t
rd. 4. aivout &fore no. :,. era snare
and under y : cut •wee and repeat. He few
teem the nope to the fork by the eye epees
leve pig. tr The gad u interwoven In the
body of the rope, the same as for the short
splice.
THE SPRING SHOPPER SEES
Jet makes for bat ornaments
Bedford cording for earriege *Mak•.
Crepe and velvet far the same toque
Brooches reprwrutln g Egyptian heads
Milk muslin fiches printed in floral pat-
terns
Chevron -striped cheviots In white and •
enbw.
C . ties having patent -leather
rapt.
Cloth gowns trimmed with Jet and black
lace.
A new shaded gresslsh hon tot tna o'*
gloves
(1amntee gamotl•t In the Biarrlts Kyle off
gkove
Printed bnade.Inth for dross alts: at..
tdleta
pklws of gold ribbon for trimming bougie
*lana►
Satin for vests and revers on e woolen
gowns fine
aealegpa▪ n straw hats having lace edges in
Tulle doreed with gold wieder for evening
Domani
Tartan plal.l Dumb lining in earners -We
loaves
('areal•,-batr Jackals edged with tined and
silk cord
Gold bangles eovered with Egyptian In-
scriptions.
they elneh napes /dammed with Meek ford
and seri g
MdeOtslV ace trots lsix b tweedy
prise and wet► th
ad err d every kind,
wash" Mk sad Alm velvet Iii esi-g
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the ping of
iron le tweet
net. 1. hoof by mew
The shoe i. provided with • hinge
le Treat alert to allow it to to
the bout. The clamp.. mark
enenel th.' boa -bone into w
•o. tetrad with the hot it
dune. the lower iron is easily ad
li;:btew•1 by means of a arrt'w.
and 2 show bow the lower inn m
Figure:3thews how it k.oks wham
and figure 4 Wes an ids how tt
the hoof Through the growing
tee v u lemmas macre arm all t h
the s'ree. .a poly tightened again
'net, the hod is subjected
to no IKvssurxe wb•tswer.
to . sitar to da away with
any dull. heavy grant •M
layer .f rubber or leather
is put between the oboe
and the lower ism, and 1
this gives • very elastic gait t.
The weight ..1 tete sbw can be
using alunttnum with the in'
lower inn band rubber eau al.e
the, twat particular advantage w
hate a great deal of asphalt 1
travel
'Me . and n.anipxtl
new .bee are so eimple that ever.
Jre er. Es atter, etc , team replace s
'wt the slightest dilikvhy. lath
Jamey great le,uent from basil
talent off at night and r adjt
n" siting. sehieh can he done wit
..r 1'.s of time. Aa the lower urn
,ort in the •entree, of time. the eh
in good mn.Utiou for many year
.mat u nn smell factor to be tab
•rk'ratwa.
Sorbet least are ole claims
'tet forth w o the other side of
tb'sea, for, as the tit. Louis
P. et- Dispatch thew whieh
this article is copied) says,
the shoe bis not yet reached
enterica. The ted on the
eh'r side, says the Pott-dKr
patch. will be watched with
. critse'e eve.
SCIENCE NOTES
MISS CAMERON
Has received a large consignment of the latest styles in
WINTER MILLINERY.
Novelties in ladies' headwear, and the latest shades
in trimmings a specialty.
Remember the stand -Hamilton -ate, between the
Square and Newgate-st,
A earners which is said to Lal
graphs per e.n..d is a French r
To dig a 50 -foot cut in C i
wands of dynamite were pipits
blast.
Electric motors aro now gee.'
the smaller printing office*
country.
Aluminum bronze is TX
h
mismanage broomsas ar1w
high+ -Nd Tamm.
A rivet, In the f.wn of a tel
both ae • rivet and as a drain'
latest wrinkle in Iroaebip bail
idicatnn for Mem engi
made of aluminium. aloe* iL
nukes it very
Isere
At Iawrwe., Masa, the S
Health has for years been cog
1 (arm for the p
s.wate by filtration.
it M said that tt seisms ate
t.. ease into • chimney it wi
the mortar In a short time,
chimney will become unsafe.
A new Metrial tan Is so a
redone the .peed all that is
tnrn • .wlteb, the mils being
. manner that mo external re
"The Signal," Goderich, Ontario,
Is the Best.
,1
1t le laid that H dry ropes
for four days in • path coat
grains of sulphate of temper
sew they sew for teems time
rot anti subset per0Mha
An *Naerl.af ai
It hue bates ndieed that
planed Is ea tiesh'ta3 eerles
a dap reams Thi. stet in 1
mvaanin d as uMelrieel,.w
,tnieldy sad seely tie birds
The done Y made of re
whish esMI m tielpk
�,..esli,g medlesd wtr
gleet• .�emr ieeala beater
is heated to a brlps reams
ready for balm.
Ori yy $1.00 40141,4sIvispospaimetaissribsip.
•isisa sr ed P1ve a
An Imgandeue system .f d
ab :u.ly fat twat, sad at the
visatsa h. eismmite of has