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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT.. SAY APRIL 3, 1881.
W. ACHESON&SON.w-»ALECK SAUNDERS
DRE SS C -DOLE
04.0 r,kdo
our assortment of Dress Goods for spring is complete
in the newest materials and most desirable shades for
this season., ,.
JACKET CLOTHS.
Entirely new in diagonal effects, Venetian and English
Leges.
We invite early inspection and comparisons with our
goods.
Our prices are the lowest in Goderich.
W. ACHESON & SON.
SCIENCE ANI) PROORESS.
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS CULLED
FROM VARIOUS FIELDS.
Neu Kentish Hereeho. That Caa be
Taken ..W Zanily awl Needs N.. Nails
--
The .treestk aid Esrey of (-emporia-
ed .ue
me of the latest inventions in P.ng;Innd i.
nor.rahe, one of the adv =tares of which
• w dee fact that it
precludes ally I.re•kttlg
in the 'boring. Nur, as
it is claimned ie the
growth of the bird biud-
ered by this stooe to
the place r4 nails the
inn k fariened to the
rte. 1. boor by mans .4 clamps
The she 1. provided with • hinge, and cat*
t. veva.' *part to all.w, it to he fltt..1 t*
the hoof. The clamps mark little boles
around the goof -bone into which they
are burn..) with the hot iron. This
or, the lower iron to manly adjusted and
t.ghteurd by means of a screw. Figures 1
and : show how the tower item must be set.
F figure:l %bows how it looks whet* it batted.,
and figure 4 gives an idea how it flta owing
hoof. Through the growing of ter hoof
the ton becomes more firm all tee time As
the wrens b only tigbteoed against the lower
Ira. the boot is subjected gicep
.• no pressure wsatever.
lu order to do away with
any .tolh heavy mond a idst 11
layer .4 rubber ixIe•teer�� >YY
,n pact between the oboe
and the lower iron, and Flo .:1
this gives • very elastic gait to thr horse.
The weight o4 the oboe an he kuorme.d by
•+.u&K alunnwum with the inn For the
I„mer iron band rubber can also be ised and
this. is o1 particular advantage where borate
too) a greet dee) of arlohalt pavement to
travel
The . and manipulation of the
new shoe are w* ilmple that every oat—Imam
dirtier. holler. etc can replace an inn witb-
wt the slightest di1ktrhy. Laboring horses
derive great kk,tsent from having the 'crus
Taken off at night and readjusted in the
'It going, whtrh can be done w itbout tr etble
.r loin of time. As the lower iron only wears
vt in the .nurse .4 time. the oh. a remaining
to good .v.nlitinu for many years. the beer
'at is no anal factor to be taken into (Q -
orderattun.
ouch at Meat ars the clshns
-et forth ..n the outer side .4
T be wa, for, as the BL Lona
het-i)bpatcb (trim which
to. article is copied) says,
•h• shoe bels not yet r'e•rbed
kinetic& The test on the
•tier aide, nays the Poet -Dia -
etch. will be watched with
, critic's eye.
SCIENCE NOTES.
Flo 4
A .-amara which le said to take fifty photo-
n -side per second pea Pren.•h novelty
To dig • 50 -foot rut in California W.)
pounds of dynamke were exploded at a single
bleu.
17rotric motors are now need by many of
this saalir printing offloee alt over the
country.
Aluminum hennas is emptily cup erwrling
manganese se broom for anew propellers in
high.psed verels.
A rivet, in the form .4 a tube, to be need
Loth as • rivet and as • drainage way, irtbe
latest wrinkle in iron -ship building.
indicators for steam engine. err new
mode of aluminium. since its light weight
maims it very for this par -
WW1.
At lawreare, Masa , the State Bawd of
Health hem for years bens atgaleri upon as
1 farm for the purification at
garage by nitration.
It Ins maid that If exhaust steam is allowed
to errr,p* into •'Wmn.y it will dierntegrate
the mortar in • shout time, and that the
chimney will become urate.
A new dsetrieal fan is so arranger) that to
mint* the speed all that is neemery is to
tern a .witch, the Oneida being "mend In such
• manner that so external resistance hared -
et tle.d-
It Is said that If dry ropes are immoral
for four days a • bath ooetainMg twenty
grains of sippe& of molar to a (cart e4
water they ere for erne time proof whet
rot end animal parasites
An Mieetrtesl ane.
it hem bees Donned that plating, .etas
Oared 1a spa electrical current, is WOW to
• dull redeem This fact is We beds of the
invention den aisetrierh ewe which will) Est
(Pkat, and stately the itred.m west.
11e 1.+ke is mode of deed ee, epos
which b dereftd mNaWe pisMsan► My
rrrsn rst6la this meshed wire with tietm•
minor of .tau tlemseneMe lsatil.�Me�
ae
hated to height d t vsdiesee, a�• caw le
ready tor am
aabenee d Nola It scarier.
Aa I-gldoes game d rept , fee bask-
• :.acV per ma, sal sit the seem sauna e►
VMMte.. Mt/WNW itt baehta the lembas
•L-p'rs.I..s ;•e tnventlen to an fngltannlan.
71*e apperatue ceturista of a tank filed with
water. and in it are arranged the buckets,
which are all under water. In an eutergen-
ey it is imp sable to withdraw • bucket ra-
ker it contains water
Compreeeed Air.
When you have iodated a paper Fag by
lamina into it and then eryshr.l it between
your harsh to produce en explosion, lave
yew ever considered bow much force there is
a your breath 1 You know this force can
•
EAST MIL
1891 -WALL PAPERS -1891
1
Opening Announcement I NEW DESIGNS AND NEW PAPERS,
Sanitary
�.cm�r'ART1�,cCEZ�TTS.
HOUSE
Plumbing.FURNISHING HEATING
I FOLLOW GAIT REGULA-
GOODS.
New lines
TIONS; TAKING THE LEAD- kitchen.
ING SANITARY PUBLIOA-
TI
ONS I KEEP UP TO THE
TIMES.
of novelties for the
Granite Ironware.
= CLEANLY,
HEALTHFUL,
DURABLE.
CLOSETS,
MARBLE SLABS,
BVIHS
LEAD PIPE
and
S,likihi.
WRINGERS,
SWEEPERS,
BRUSHES,
BROOMS,
MADE '1 . gis' "
HOT WATER,
WARM AIR,
STEAM.
sou& AGENT.
1 IR
E. & C. GURNEY CO'P'S
STOVES, RANGES,
FURNACES and BOILERS.
be m.asurrd by '-niotrnmests such as you
ufteu we at • fair.
I simply tropre to substitute for this in-
struawnt it {aper Fag. The bag mw.t be
long. narrow and mak of strong paler
!Tarr it eat un the edge of the tab!", the
opining turned toward you. put heavy brook*
on it. then blow into the bag. and you will
be surprised at the weight which you will be
able to mire In this wey: to up*et two lar'e
dictionaries will los a trifle W sect.
MEN WHO ARE 1 ALKED ABOUT.
A fashionable young tnrwwpapsr man in
Philadelphia bas rooms that have been fur-
niebeii at the extortive of t4,000.
Richard Cooker. who years ago was a fa -
swim boy soprano and sang "Hear Ye Israel"
beautifully. is now a tenor in Paris.
iawr nee Barrett put down his nets Inc
$.500 for the Sherman monument fund.
George M. Pullman wtb,cribed $1.000.
The rise netts • house in Holland, and is
having it thoroughly nverbankd and made
sound. 1t was Peter the (great'+ house in
7eueviant
Both the parents .d Cnngreamen SdclEino
ley are living at the old hares in Canton, 0.,
aged '44 and r2 . The Ccsngress-
seen is the baby .4 the badly, at the age
c4 los.
It is estimated that to complete young
George Van.derbilt's .castle in Korth Cam-
Msa (twill require Is. tears of labor and
the ... ... nt from fse,000.000 to $10,-
000,000.
Spencer Pratt, U. S. Minister to Pard•,
sow depleted, ed, is a bachelor of Si. He is tall
and •dim with regular features and a Van-
dyck beard His salary was 113,500, bat his
opportunities great.
Henry Irving h.s been elected to the Marl-
borough Club. This is *high honor, as the
Prince of Wales does not allow any one to
join whom be does not wish to number
among hit intimates
O. Booth's pian .d
ast Ragland,” which he proposal to Intro-
doom
ntrodoer in New York, insludea the giving of
nipper. led. and breakfast to a fratnp at a
cost of eight week 1n return for which the
tramp b expe•td to give at least eight Doose'
worth of work. It will require great atrat-
e y to gst Ws teach work out of an Atari -
sin tramp.
ABOUT WILL KNOWN WOMEN.
Mrs la gtry, having met with heavy
losses In her tasatrieal ventures in England.
threatens to devastate this
(-country again the .riming seam.
Mm Frances Hodgson B•rnettt M about
to return from England to bar home In
Washington. it is senesced that she who
termone work ca two new stories and • play
that has been Wet sate owing to the (lines
and death of her ern.
Mine Bernhardt Is said to bed Honied -
Jewish engin, and to have baso barn a As-
derdam areas forty -els years ago. Lem is
known to the penile of tise of
this triplant Poach settees than d alnsost
am other artist who has gained like cele-
brity.
at .brity.
lady Sydney Wst rtow, the wife el %be
dVflni nhtbrd Imelda Baronet, is as Art
marc girl Rhe was formerly Marmara Remdi-
tnn of Nape, c'al. She is a woes= of dight
and almost girlish pgora with s pals* deli
eats fare. and is very popahw Ir Landon
srtelty
Mn. Lamed Raeford le an rich that she
deem not hookas he wear drams that are
rout of fdrhinn for sward yea* Never1he
less sir b always allk'ad and
loss magnierent jest A.. entsrlishis a
groat deed anti b 1 1n her aerie
anew te women who itallilslia lets fortunate
1e life than herself
ix-Rmpss Predrtae r short, plain. ad
stoat There is web in her to
wonted rise of t,'la.em Vi.4ria fiephy
el,wry ghee the ..
I... r. l.of
gne
strength of Wadi earl b(gh tbnugbt ]fever
Odes tie has • reanimates chin suet • psnrly
Oersted tsodk 71e mei is
WITH ENLARGED PRI,IES, BETTER FAC1LiTiEK
AND
WORK -
A STAFF OF FIRS -CLASS WORKMEN,
I CAN UNDERTAKE B$ OF ANY SIZE
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
CYFRRE•"P4IND£NCE SOLICITEI) FROSUR ItoUNDING T'OWNS.
TtIRrf.IF tit%%IA tie%
ir AT MODERATE CHARGE.
ant turned up. *there ger streu h lie- . u, .. a ,ta u,:.•,r 11.,,., ,tLh go.
in the coatp•ct, weldeveio.pcti forehead lino, I with a determtnattutt to conquer,
brow.
IN "A. MINER" KEY.
A rising •rti.'..—;.h • sterol" planter
A potato social is when the young folks go
to pair.
Lost at C—tbe school boy who got stuck
there in the alphabet.
it Terms to be the burglaries and cot the
bnrgtar, that are hwumtttel nowadays.
Drees like a tramp and your friends will
overlook you. but a polkeenan will look you
over
There are men who think ism of seats in
the legislature than they do stubs portable
receipts.
Deaf mutes may speak with signs, but
gothey around shaking hands with
poke.barber
"You have my hsarteleft thanlu." as the
patient mid when 9* doctor had finished
sounding that onen.
One may pity the i, , ii, r from the
bottom of the wins and yet sot have even
the top of the wallet affected.
When the humane chill sees in • cage
A barmier.' little linnet,
His tender thoughts in thanks engage,
Because be isn't in it.
Men are drawn ant quartered even in this
enlightened age They are drawn up from
the railroad station and quartered at some
hotel.
It b remarkable how many a. -tars cling to
that old form of •.Ivnrtiaing---•getting an ac-
commodating
rcommodating reporter to scut • false story
ahout t them in order to follow it with a card
cif denial.
The flasb of (be t.otllghte has a farina -
tion for a young man, except when pursued
by the indignant husband .4 the actress he
has attempted to fascinate. and the fiaah of
the footlights against toe embonpoint of hid
pants—Texas Whinge
THREADS OF THOUGH r.
It would be hard to find • grater flatterer
theta NKr
To Nye means to be. to da to arrompli.k;
n ot simply to Piet, to rat inert, melees.
The deeper and Inverter a nature is, the
far likely ft is to be by elle
SYS
It is • cheery heart that in Beer ropy to
Bgbfen some weary way with helpful ten-
derness.
Anger is tib the unruly text In the dusty
road, it clouds this mind and obstruct* the
right of way
it M mu•h Bader to dewed that others
seal rasa a high standard, teas to compel
ourselves to deo the same.
Our opinions are • good .deal like the
Ilene of oar 'leeks and int hos, no two
jest alike, yet we 411 follow aril keep oar
eiR
MS is hard to fnrgIve an enemy an in-
ima1baW injury, bow mnrb sere delimit
sheet It be to peed... • friend fro the same
aroma
ah.
He who eaves h dine of w,d, tboogb
ssa0 the gift, has done ss goat gems, as If
M had been se " brad as the earth. and me
rich as Henvta "
Thera 1• no tarrying in the swift enrrast
of W..: it ewerys all tooting partitive rodent
Maly an, and to be stranded err the moun-
tain aids mases Cady to wither ussleaty
away.
The nem who qday W mad and s raeith
to a -ore ha its own mho, dots not mead
SSW sWidtH: awl though dost badged
THE HOUSEHOLD CORNER.
TO MAKI A HOME (0T Or A N.*t "EHOLI,.
Mr. F,di.on's belief that food makes a
determining difference in the quality of al
mental action is one that experiment and
experience go to sustain. A successful 1ter-
ary man writes to the Budget, speaking of
what he terms "a working menu for the
entire day, which he formulates something
after this fashion: On rising he takesagles
of hot water. For breakfast, stek cracked
wheat (taken as a vegetable, not with sugar
and cream), dry town, with very moderste
allowance of coffee. For luncheon and
dinner he confines himself strictly to good
meats, one or two vegetables, bread, fruit,
and tea or coffee (still in very shall quanti-
ties) if desired. He insists on reasonably
early hours of deep, and cultivates an in-
timate acquaintance with fr -h air. There
'I no doubt but that this regimen, or some-
thing not very unlike it, generates* clearness
and vigor of both body and mind that is
eminently calculated to promote energy.
Between the vegetarian, who insists that
no meat should le eaten, and the " Salis-
bury diet," which insists that nothing ex-
cept meat should be eaten, then is • wide
gulf fixed, and one that is, after all, indi-
vidual, and that cannot be altogether de-
termined by arbitrary rales, nor always by
the same rule even for the same individual.
Rev. Lk. Bartel, writing of health, says :
--
" 1 hold that the chief blessing of mankind,
the supreme good, a health ; health of
body and health of the heat. The out-
ward must reflect the inward, and if a man
is vindictive, lustful, mean, it will show in
his face, just as 9 will if he is at pesos with
himself and all the world. Sickness is de-
plorable as a symptom and effect of sin.
The phv*ici*n mut he a philosopher, a
metaphysician; he must have a stock of
apeci&y that is larger than that .wmprined
by all the drug* in the world.
What goad indeed can pills, lotions anti
salve do for mental ilk' It is your relation
with those about you that ails you ; let the
relation be sweet and harmonious and the
condition becomes like it. Bodily disease
is caused by the shutting in the poison of
evil habits and spirits within .rte's own
breast : only by patting these out and get-
ting good tenants in their places can Dae
be haled." Illness, or that indsprstticm
or lack of energy that is &Im.rt as feta in
its results as is positive inner, is unques-
tionably
mustiorably the remelt of erne broken low.
Dr. Bartel *aka : " What is . drunkard but
a sick man, over«ime by appetite for what •
is killing him ! Anil how is he to be cured,
but by withholding by force that whit*
spheno him ! Temperate metro not tats -
perste through self denial : it is became .
they have healthy appetite* bad healthy 1
bodies that do net seek the evil .allele Si
than. '
The true Yid universal reform
will begin wheat good cooking becomes the
role rather than the exception in every
ho rehnld. The extra ekkMratinss of peaty
should giro plawe too excellence in Na. pre-
paration of simple foods ; of steak well
brothel, perfect bread vegetables well mewed.
The teaching of goal ensooinic cooking with
simple materials, among t.ht prior, womb! be
the one mart effectual redemption from, the
evils of and all that folsowe in
ifs train. - American Cultivator.
Home to find room for the following 1.
from 1 he Union Signal : The meg.-
and now-a•oIays are e, clogg-
ed up with „advice to women," that expert
readers learn to skip all such paragraphs with
t.be same agility developed in ekipieng the
advertisements of patent meli. .nes. In
taking note of the needs' of humanity, how-
ever, I have discovered one little plot of
d hitherto uncult•vated by the moral
riser. We hear enough about the tmin-
to that ought to be given our girls so that
they nay be prep•rad for wifehood and
motherhood. I would like to suggest to
those having charge of children that they
train up the boys for husban,lhood and
fa hrbosp,l.
have
I 1 parents without number talk
over the ture of their boys as doctors,
lawyers and merchants, but 1 have hoard
very few devote much time or thought to
the question of what kind of a husband or
father their boy would be likely to snake.
It is certainly strange that there are so
many bud husbands when the mother is sup
posed to have the training of the children,
at least during the early and most impres-
ihle years. It is strange that monies, wb*o
know often by sad experience just how nary
and great trials come to every home circle,
and know, also, how the gentle forbearance
and gentle loving sympathy of the hod of
the household would tide over the difficulty,
should not teach their eons, as a very first
lesson, the principles of gored husandship.
Some people seem to think that good
husbands, like blackberries down South,
grow wild and " 'thous any raisin'," but 1
tell you, it takes a good deal of '•main'
to bring up • husband in the way be should
go, and too often the bloom and sweetness
of married life u lost in Some the
!be people, ►gain, coi air et r that all that
is necessary to the makinngg of a good hus-
band is that he shall be *ober and industri-
ous. But there area good many little things
besides which go to the making of a goof)
husband, and the woman who gets hold of
had one soon diacot-ers this fact.
The greater part of dorneetic unhapptttees
hinges an the small things of life. '(Trus i•
not anew thought by any means, but it is more
common to suppose that these little thing'
are the stall omissions and commissions of
the wife. Women are advised not fro scold,
not to fret, not to sulk, not to forget to put
on a clean collet in the morning, not to Por -
rt to bang their hair, not to neglect the
butts, and to be sure that the coffee is not
muddy ; but how about the rto'e ami the
don'ts on the other side! Wooldn•t it be
just as well to may t, the husband, " Don't
go horn with your brow twisted in IS Gord-
ian knot and your voice like a rasping saw ;
don't forget that a woman, even though she
be your wife, doom not want an unkempt
Woven hanging around the Isotac• at o.id
Wars ; dor 1 forget that • woman, even
1Magh •he be a wife, does not like tin have
Mr ears polluted by language which the
dictates of polite society forbid a man to nee
in public ; don't forget that • woman, eves,
though the he a wife, does not admire atingi
nee, gluttony, or vulgarity in the man
whore .he has pro -mooed to honor and obey."
Ton often poen forget that the inert sr
semption of wifely duties .toes not don my a
single wornanly trait. Webster -el enol mother
hood develop all that is swell and anomaly,
they .destroy nothing. Flow many white-
er.ule.1 women, do yon supper", hide in their
hearts the dead ideals which they Io owl, while
day after Any the empty semblance of thaw
ideals mocks their sight •
Mecca__ fe Ovary aproat has sold his ferule 1f
evemnith to is sera t , jr .
An awsicral 1 t a.m. the has gone to ITgn+ HIM to to
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ill at a price that any one can purchase,
Good papers at 5 cts. per roll ; better at 10 cts., 12: cts.
and 15 cts.
A HOUSE WELL PAPERED IS HALF FURNISHED AND
COSTS BOT A TRIFLE.
Our samples of Wall Papers, Borders, Friezes and Ceiling Decora-
tions are now comnlete, and we think it only a pleasure to show
samples awl give prices.
FRASER & PORTER„
Central Telephone Exchange, Court House Square.
ARD OF THANKS.
\The undersigned wishes to return thanks to the people of Ooderich
--A surrounding country for the very patronage which; has
for elany. yes been accorded the RHYNAS ESTATE DRUG
STO$,
ar
The business has now been purchased by Mr. GEO. A. FEAR,
of Petrolia, and We take pleasure in recommending him to our pat-
rons and the public generally as in every way worthy their confidence
and well qualified to continue the business at the same high standard of
excellence which has admittedly ei,;iracterize.l it in the past.
F. F. LAW HENCE,
Trustee Estate Cleo. Rhyna•i.
!0.1891.
P u ttLIC NOTICE
Another large consignment o
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat
ro n age.
REES
PRICE
ki SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
Cattle Chains ---New Patterns.
Crosscut Saws-- All Makes.
Cutlery - Tabl eand Poce t ---In Endless Variety.
Chopping Axes ---At Your Own Price.
ental Winter Goods ---Stock Complete.
AT •Ti AT SPECIAL PRICES 1
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.,
Hardwe re.
GE O_
33.211_1R,RY
TTte 1....i .ra [hater, is selling all kinds d furedthre at the lowest pomade plc... 11 i•
well-known tact that he
Suis C1Z6a.p
For cash. He Mien the leading Undertaker. the town. 1Cmbalm
hand. He else rakes • speeWty of Picture Framing. Give him
Furniture sYhwbae, sad you will end out 1101 is den as he lays
1 -'or Cash._
ing Fluid always kept ea
• call before purvharag
Bells cheap
Ts thigaggane and all for titer pot patronage hs hopes to receire a fcvatinuaace of the
SSW.
GEO. BARRY,
Hamilton-st.
CHERRYPULMON 1 C
FOR --
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Croup, &c.
BUZZ TO GLITZ RELIEF.
F. JORDAN, - NED1CAL HALL,