HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-6-5, Page 7THE SIGNAL : OODERIOH, ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1$91.
W. ACHESON Si SON.'
NEW HOUSEHOLD LINENS.
Best American [Meetings in all widths.
New Pillow Casings, all widths to 48 inches wide.
42 inch commences at 14 cents a yard.
NEW TABLE LINENS.
Handsome designs, all widths.
Drawn Tea Cloths, Table Runners,
Tray Covers, Napkins and Towels.
NEW EMBROIDERY LINENS AND DRAPERS.
W. ACHESON & SON.
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MARKET.
Try a sample package
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CHAS. A. NAIRN, Grocer.
Tlir1144Ers 4'4 IR Eit.11..we talk espritillyt.. 1111... rs..ti when
you hose three for four rieiters. lietetewl,
mike tlw rtelversation general.
11e mire lies.ide Thee. Ho Ind attempt to. take Care of A mans
owe -owed : he has t.te, and ..ught to he
able to look after his ..an clothes.
1 Do pot Aesk peerple who they Are in 1110111-11
Mg he- If you don t know, wait mud you
find outawl in t II nwattl !toe atm t ask after
sloe lioectlwo. .4 their family.
not goggle when .o smik •add answer,
and don t talk in a iemoug way about things
that AllINDIV to ..1)1.1 people.
list not laugh at anybody.% font" of %or
ship : testiest a toad praying to a h
r00111.
MA AA) I he rides of 111.ine-tee am nem
▪ they are nueAle up for you. comfort
and tonne. and arranged en that the feedings
of 4 -eery human being are ..onsidei ed.
JI. not ge the halm leughing
elderly people. It is not only ateladylike.
but it to ulcer.
think it dosser find out. by
punipeng. the private &Saws of your friend
Tilere i no remon why she should lay hare
her heart for :an IINfUIIIIIII tlaw to peel at.
I k, not get into debt :lrnt if you have
le -en jeuilty, deny yourself everything 11011-
1111/1r I hat you may I* free once more.
11. imt believe that all thew olOmis are
not spoken to you in the kin.lest manner.
as ft -mogul to girl but 011e has t.. suffer and
make mistake+ oneself to fin.I out into just
what 'entails one is apt to tiunhlell
To keep the lweel-prir and %like how %wee!,
rinse after washing with Imiling water 111
which a little common soda has heen dis-
solved ; then set ..lit of icon 111 the sun for a
few hours.
Sobitiou for cleaning wilier and hems .
To one siert of rain water aold two OW (vs
of ammonia and three ounces of preespiulted
chalk. Bottle au.I ka.pwell oorked. and
I nei won marry.' said handsome Harry ;
he sat on the porch oae Summer night
• Pur 1 never shall dad a girl (0 111) nosed
As .leer and sweet. as ',role and bright
As my mother is. and so 1 intend
Testa, with her to the % end.'
es.
neer marry . or.4 handsome Harry:
ar. , spoken the words when a netgabor-
,anie.
Alt with her a beautiful maul. •110 stayed
T. Harry's young Deere was all in a name ;
tt ill her peen: face and her winsome air.
-he .00l. him a captive alt unaware.
111.
3 month or two there was sinth ado.
.w.n.1 such a worry for this or that ;
ou it have thought .hat love was hid la •
rim e,
/r coat. or a tie. 01 11.1.
11e all of is launched a bit at Rani.
then. ra.d mother. -hell serer marry.
I am Iroise to marry.' said handsome Harry.
.11 he int on the porch one summer night :
And I'm not afraid. for I've wand a maid
As sweet as mother. as good and bright -
A red Lt would not do such a chalice to miss."
'Alen he bent to his mother and nave here kiln.
Hut she shook her bead. ••Ah. wall she said.
• 1 thought with me to the end You'd Kai
Fur I rery well know but • while ago.
• You newer would marry.' 1 beard you say."
.1od he answered her " Tis the way With
end I hadn't- I hadn't seen Lleas:e then
, hadn't seep Bessie ! That tells It all.
If I hadn't seen Hensie. 1.1 still no tree:
lout t aeter wield meet a girt were sweet.
More clever and twigh:. or more Ike you.
Asti as I've ores Bessie.' said happy Harry.
" As ['retinal Mad% I'm Iroise to marr7."
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Faibilas teases.
1,4 "Summer girl of 91 will anon come
forwarl. and pecordiag to the best authori•
ties she will wear jackets, vests and shirt..
and Masers, and be more masculine ill ap-
pearance than ever. last year starched
'(seri fronts, yachting caps, four -du -hand
'rads, MINI standing collars nem the delight
.4 about every third girl met upon the
streets this cloning Summer will see more
" novelties -cooped from man's attire offered
than ever before, and these the "Plummer
girl will, of coune, pick up, and she will
abound the more. Mores the pity. The
only hope in the . . nuad is that
her eccentrirtties of dress will be carried so
far that the disfavor they breed will kin
them.
Though zephyr gingleuns will not perhaps
be en universally worn as of old owing to
the pervalents od so many light wool. cotton
and wool, and light milk dram goods that
are low in price, there are someeery heanti
ful nom offered. AVIiite and lilac, in this
• bus of goods, rose pink and cream or gray,
re -w& and pink, creaun and silver blue, ma
110114114 or geranium, anyt of these simply
trimmed with feather stitched braid, will
make pretty and becoming morning dresses.
some ed them come in hlack patterns that
are very stylish.
.11 rowing other pretty Summer fabrics are
'hen h.pantifully tinted lace, wiped bat
totes figured on the plain batiste strip. with
disesteem of violeee, roped-m.1s. pinks. &isms,
et.r.1 141W111/ ofthese fabrics are made very
Mainly with hill skirts. round waist,' and
biahrep sleevea. with eollar and turn -back
culla of fine Swum
Stone heindemene blooms and shirt waists
are being made up of light words and soft
.ilk with high. fell sleeves tend jet embroil
ere! collars and Croinwellian cuffs. They
are made " biome or belted all around. or
with barque harks and likensfronts. with
"r without girdles. The latter are found
wery hosconessig. Stick bodices are wen on
inanY of the imported dresses of Amato.
%ening, lace, crepaline. India silk, rte.
Theses Dew Lees 1.4....
ALECK SAUNDERS-, wrs-nsiNt.t.,,---
BARGAIN DAY
THE
ONLY
WAY
TO
MAKE
SOME
PEOPLE
UNDER-
STAND
IS TO
HIT
THEM
WITH A
CLUB.
SEE THE
POINT ?
GOOD
WORK,
LOW
May do well enough in a city, but in a town of this size
bargains have to be on show all the time.
Al(ST HAVE YOUR TRADE,
-A111) TO SIT 11T -.-
I WILL ,GIVEYOUTHE LOWEST PRICE.
If the Suss ia hot, you twin vi out as
II ST077
Ott can have .....
LIR THIS FOR $2 54,
aye hi_ A Canary ?
Then ex:I and g •1 •
Bra so Cage
-It 1 -
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I Oro .1.1 .1!
tHorptrozde Stock
HEAVY POLISHED
LOW Fr.ICES.
r y -our i• tor
•ewer soled in town.
owl see them.
MILK c.tx,.
ILI Ns,
P.‘NS,
than MILK PAILs.
Everything for
.lairy.
I do any kind of sheet metal work and will quote special prices
to parties who intend building this season.
PLAN". AND sPECIFICATit INs t or
Plumbing Heating or Sheet Metal Work
WILL BE FURNISHED DN APPLICATION,
• A CARDI .
pay particular attention to the latest sanitary methtsls Of Plumbing.
Some people nut in any kiwi of a job because it is cheap ami pay die
tIoctor double what a poi job would cost. If you cannot .14) it right.
leave it alone. Better have no Plumbing than po-ir Plumbing.
Bost Workmen, Bost Material, and Lowest Prices.
Apple feless...
rterly the day before we left the Rapidan,
the apple trees hael ovine out in full bloom,
and it was a eights'so soften a soldier's heart
to behold them clothed in robes of peace ;
and purity. Every breath of wind brought
the odor .4 the bloesoms to our nostril!.
and it was something t.. take us hack hoine
to the old apple tree growing 'resole the
well -curl, at the kitchen door.
The enemy had fallen back before to :r al
vane until they got the shelter of a forest-
crownea page with a creek meandering
slosh its front. At the first gun from them
our battery wheeled in the left, rush,' for
the high ground .-overe.I by a farmhowee or
aloud. 111111 &A we unlimbered and begai. tir-
ing long fuse obeli I disomerel that the j
limps of a gland 1.1.1 apple tree spread out
el. How pure 111111 delicate those loloesemis
over our heads until every MAO was olielter•
shake before trung. Wash silver in hot, lurked How refreslithg the *odor exhaled!
soap) water and rinse in clean but eater. The potskr smoke blew hack among them
A valuable salve fax cuts or wounds of
any kiwi Mel one halfctipof thick sweet
cream ten or fifteen minutes, stirring con-
stantly : when cold, beat it thoroughly:
when it. will he a cranny paste. Pottle and
cork tightly or make fresh every tune.
le by a Well foul Timor odour.
The difference between a girlo throwing
and a boy's is substantially (his: The boy
crooks his elbow and reaches back with the
tapper part of Isis arm about at right angles
• ith his body and the forearm at olfelegrees.
Th.. direct act of throwing is acesoniplished
by bringing the arm hack with a sort of
snap. working every joint from %boulder to
wrist.
The girl throws with herwhole arm nee',
the boy with his whole arm relieve'. 1Thy
this marked and unmistakable tlifferesee Int •
nits may he explainel by the fart that the
clavicle or collar hone in the female anatomy
is some inches longer and set se•sr degree.
lower ,learn than in the nowt -ohne frame.
The long, crookedawkward hone inter-
fereo with the full and free nee of the arm.
This is the mune why a girl cannot thmw a
stone.
"worts Way. all• 1118/1110
The careless wa...To e..0 inigething to
every cause without inquire's into the
merits.
The impulsive way. To give from im.
pulse as much aml as often as love and pity
aol eensibility prompt
The lazy way. To make a special offer
to earn motley for benevolent ohjeets hry
fairs, festivals, etc.
Tlie self denying way. To Ease the cost
of Insures and apply then), to purposes
of religion and chanty. This may lead to
aostieism and self -
The systematic way To lay wank no an
offering to God a definite portion 01rem
gains one tenth. one fifth. one thinl or
one hen. The is adept"! to all,wtet her poor
or rich . mid gifts would be largely inereamtel
if it were gewerally _practise!.
The equal way. To give to God 111111 the
needy just as mach as we spend on -ourselves,
balasecing our peranneel exiwnolitures by our
gifts.
The heroic +say . To limit eel expend'
tams to us certain sum, and Pie e away all
the rest of new issnine This was John
WewleY's war. --LT. tun.si
gem knows v bestow I
essztailjad tee the
MM ememmaismok aze the (onl)
Brown, will you allow owe to prom" Mr. petuniteent MINN II Me irmakon-Preafts
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btu they seemed to shake it off. Mal though
tinr faces were soon begrmined, the odor .4
there white Norton% was still in our won
t nIs
Like the soft, lacy snowflake of a Spring
.lay. the blossoms came floating down among
us, detached from the limbs by the concus-
sion. 1 even brushed them off the gun as I
sighted it to send a shell with murderous in
kilt. Scene one mid the enemy was &thane- ,
nog. I ',rushed the falling bloom:no right
and left to enahle me tome. Some one mid
that one of our men load been killed just ;
behind nee. The loloseoms pelted my cheek I
aa I turned to look.
Well. it was over in half an hour, with
km than A 11111111M! kill 1. We .
sponged out our gun, limbered up, and then ;
I turned to the poor fellow who wooki never
answer roll -moll again. He had already been
buried. The ground about us was as white
as if snow had fallenand ten feet sway lay
our dead comrade shrouded in the white
apple blossoms buried under the beautiful
and delicate petals which the crash of weir
hal shaken down • 1Vaiin't it a glorious
shroud and a peaceful grave for a warrior '
A bullet tired by A sharpshooter who had
crept up a ravine had entered hes heartand
he had fallen me his hack and lay with eyes
open wide and the bleed welling nut of his
death wound. Al the hinesnins had bidden
his eyes and their awful stare had veiled
his fare 'Intel we meld not pee its pallor
heel fallen sn thickly open his broad lasaid
that there woo no trace of the Indite and 111
work
It was the *oft. tender heuels of Nature
seeking for the 'eminent to hide the murder
nue work of weer to soften the hearts of
men armed with every (levier to slay their
fellow men. .1nd the .oft hreere carried the
smoke away 1e11i011 the farm house. to he
lost ort -r the meadows, and in it. place
mime again the odor of tilossofes and the
emir of rel immatel miens. Illowinem. fell
spree the dead as they were laid in the
shallow trencheo te sleep forever 01411 4' and
.hove them the robins ealled to each other
and returned to their eleaerted nesta. New
York World.
The Duke of .‘rgyll's yonngest
will marry a laiwashire cotton spinner
mimed Emerson • Quaker and wealthy
The man on *tilts, won set riot to walk
(own Paris to Mosenw, reached the Russian
town on the 10th of May. and WAR reee1 V
.4 with ra:Ausiaism. % t Mr eller 1111111 banked
himself to drive from Manwillee to Parts
is 30 days in • carriage drawn by fmir
garelles.
Jodtrial latria
A boost every .•roner leas its origin mots. or
less in drinking. Judge t.urney.
N met v -nine eases out of every hundred are
caused by drink. Ands, Erskine.
If it were no; for drink you • jury . and 1
woottld have nothing to .Is r Judge Patti
.on.
If all men timid be persuaded from the
uoe of intoxicating drinks the otti, e. of
judge would lie a sinecure.
son.
Three-fourths of the case+ of have
their origin ii public house. and herr shop..
Judge tVightensti.
Intemperance has destroyed large '
hero of pc..ple. and tram its present rate of
increase. in time destroy- the country itself. :
(
ro
ve
.
1 can es-pnoteriiis with a vice that tills
San gaols and .leat ',aye the comfortsof hues
I the peace of f,miliea..
llerutalizeothe peopleof these islands. 1 iiief -
Justice 1 'olerelge.
T. who+ might add the recent dens•
ion of Lord 1 wing at the 11 aaagow circuities
the case of Eliza Short whoop drunken:tem
and neglect had resulted in the death of her
glidel..refusing to hold her criminally respon-
tilde because there could not 'we inferno; in
tentirm to commit the crime. and refusing
to hold her conilitioti. though caused by
her own a.•t, siofliciesit to Duke her
criminally responsible for the death of the
child. Edinburgh Journal 1.f .1 mope ..
den..,.
the advertisement of Olds entailed.
There is linseed eigniticance attaching to a
reputation of toeing --a large advertiser --
The fart that a peewee Or firm advertises
widely is, of itself, a first class advertise•
went. How often we hear a person make
some such remark as this 1 am going up
to Monk trofs to make my poirchmes : 1
lee their name .. : they must be
enterprising people and have nornet hing gond
to offer at the. right priee. That is the
impression created hy the milky ot liberal
advertising. Herr is an application of the
universal instinct to deal with things
fain,li.ar 4 our hest neighbors are our old
senighhors : our truest filen& are our 01,1
fifissids.and the people we allow ourselves to
Mint to the (linen extent are these with
whom we are in daily contort. In truth
We are stmeigly inclined t.. base eonfideisco
4111lAtanr oftiaxietY.who will •;
human tendency will seltnit the rane of
methods tie -mimed to keep • firm's name
prominently and permanently before the
Illosnestle Orbool.
There haa just Leen established in I hire-
r) • domestic school which is intended for
toroth eervanta and neistremes. The latter
are to be taught how to expect ntwk to he
mol I he former are taught how. to do
it. The theory is that a wisdom should hone
enough *hoot domestic duties to oho- see -
vanes just the hest way to eke ie So there
are conking elsesese where the moat -am ran
learn all the art of producing appetising
food : lasune in dish waslhing, sweetOng.
deleting. paint and dimloor weurehing. clean
ing pantries. making Furls. ironing fine
clothes, and both mistress and maul attend
them, an that each can metre efficiently help
the other in the task of f • . There
special marketing. ventilatfng and
plumbing classes few the nostremos, ao that
they may learn how to buy meats. how to
keep the prover in the n ti miry
asid dining morn an4 to guard against den
gore of newer -pm
.. 1 1 1 I I
"
Dew Myr 4 eery Id.
(In. of the queerest sight, Is to see hole
different emigrants carry their money.
Shut F:siglish emigrants carry their coin 111
a small case attached to a chain, which they
keep in a povket as tbey would a watch.
Irishmen always have a little sluivas bag in
which notes and coin are crammed 'ogee her.
Irish gals, 1.11 the other hand, generally
have their money sewed inside of their dree
sm. 1:ernians carry tlieir money Ili is bell
round their IVAIAtA, and the leek is usually
an elaborate and costly affair. matter
how veer the eungrant may le. The French
mostly . arry a small brew tube in which
they can phare forty or fifty twenty -trim
pieses and remove then, readily tine at
time. There Are Very few- Italians who
not carry a large ten tube in which they
keep their paper money ..r +dyer coins.
.uol t tsr. tulle is 'leuitentel rounol t in
neck by entail chain or cord. Swedes an.1
\ors. s'are mire 1. have an immense
pocket- iseik that has generally been used
by their father+ and grandfathers before
them, and has in it enough leather to
Make a pair of hoots. The sLivoneares and
Hungarians carry their looney in their lou'
boots.. together 'With a knife, fork, and
Ton.
-
11.1ve mug Teem
The tollowing atory may not be tnie. 11
deed. it probably is not: but we may say
that if it is true it would teach a lesson 51.
well as excite a smile. We find the story in
a New York paper.
Whet' Jay 1 could arrive.' in Bosom a few
days aro he was omiefronted by a youngster
with an unusually dirty face, irlice shouted •
• • Monsen paper. eerily two center
The millionaire bought • paper, and gave
the boy a tive-cent piece, sayusg, " Keep
the change, and buy a rake of soap te, wash
your face with. -.
1 he newsboy collOttlitl out three cents and
dropped them in Mr. s1ould's hand.
• • Keep your clwinge.- said the hoy, " and
Any a book on prditenena.- Youth's Corn
pan KM.
% new sewing machine ley a Jones. .4
Cardiff. lute no shuttle or bobbin. The
thread is oupplieel direetly front two Or •
dietary spr.olo, and Nell • thrO1lgh the aa•
instance of a rotary lonpar. It ie '.only
more sintple than any ether sewing ma
chine.
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MISS CAMERON
Wishes to announce to her
many customers and the
ladies generally that she 'nas
completed her spring pur
chases, and as a reEult has
the most elegant display of
all the newest things in the
Millinery line, amongst
which are the handsome
new shades, Corn Flower
Blue, Steel and Pearl Greyt
besides r_n unequalled dis-
play of Flowers, Feathers,
etc., etc.
All are cordially invited
to call and see the display of
novelties for this season.
M13S CAMERON.
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ROMOTES
;GESTION.
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B
LOOD
IMP
ITTERS
ACTS
ON THE
BOWELS.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Sir %e.4 Lei,
t./nt . writes:
Dr in 11111' -TIF yearn sad
1 -uttered fruit 11. ...repald
Ito It.. toritts.alt 4 Satin
14, .14 Ail • et114 111 MI pollee
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fri.!1.14 t a tr% ft 14-
1 ' • r Vaal
1 %a- 5.
Cures CONS7IPATION
Cures CONSTIPATIO4
Cures CONSTIPA710h
tE6ULATES
THE
LIVER.
1EGULATES
THE
KIDNEYS.
Rapid Ilocorory.
reams Book 1 bare tried'''.
v..ur Kith. with resat •Ncresis
tor coudapatin and )u'u In
ley Lss.,I. The asecnel
wads wool..., 10 witch twiteir •
My bowels isow wore torelv
and the tam in iev 1101141 has
left ire. • oil to ever -0..1i with
the *nue dhow lromiosinend
It U. 14.
Miss Wn.t.tne..
h..sor Pit , Tc.teut.O.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cures BILIOUSNESS
PURIFIES
THE
B1000.
Direst Proof.
new.. I gra. tomb-tr.': for las
tears with Lem 5oi piA154.
1 1.1.1 great dind of
aioeti did nes no ao0d. aod
use getting wore* al: 14. 11101
until I 1r454 liurdock
Ritter. After taking foie
1 Atte. I 1.111 11.01 W441 1 ran
8,,ronserowi.ieud It for tbe ctn.,
of Di irep....4a.
Maur A. F. Ivra•-.,e,
Ont.
Cures HEADACHE.
Cures HEADACHE.
Cures HEADACHE.
rsonapt craw.
Mae Stink 1 was. s•ry Inc
• oth headsch• 11.1A.1 le:n in 1.1
hack; tny hands mot fed
eo I could lo use work
Ily ad, ised r,et.
try H. ith nue bottl.
1 telt 6o moth better that,
l0! 115 mote. 1 sin now testi
and ma W.1111 as .511 .5 ante.
ANNIE liwaween.
TII•ont.org. Oats
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Ceres BAD BLOOD.
Curs BAD BLOOD.
lied filond may aro. from
wrung actann of the lino
Liter. kl.h.ere 1141111 140W0/6.
fl R. 14.. tiy regulating End
tisane these organs. rename
the canoe and makes new rail
blend, removing all blood
doeenws trout • pimple le •
scrofulous sore.
MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR
12,000 Acres Good FamilLai
7111.111 ri MY BAT.
0. Illrhisitin 4 'Egret. lbetent 4&Irma
11A41•1 lake Mallewarils.
At prices ranging from $Y 10 1* per arre.
These Lands are clone to F , New
Towles, Charehee, Schools, etc., anti will
uold on Moot Favorable Terms.
APPLY TO
It. IPIERCK. W.at Ray City.
Or to J. W. CI:ItTle
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