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THE SIGNAL : GODRRICH ONT., FRIDAY JULY 24, 1881.
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BARCAINS! /111
THE WORLD OF WOMEN.
THINGS INTERESTING TO THe MAJOR-
ITY OF THE GENTLER SEX.
Dress Goods in Short Pieces
Splendid value in Grenadines, and they are
selling fast
Our stock of Prints and Sateens is still com
plete, and prices right.
A good assortment of Challies. Good Goods
at lOc. a yard.
1: 11E l \) 11E1: we rare the lending house for Carpets. anti
Lace I'urtait...
COLBORNE BROS.
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TRADE 'i1, HANK
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& La I's
urA�TEa
DEPOSE IOW
yoR STRENOTH, PrRITY AND FLAVOR, THE BEST IN THE
MARKET.
Try a sample pack aqi•
CHAS. A. NAIRN, Grocer.
I HAVE THE GOODS.
THE SUBeCIRIREit WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
New Goods Suitable for the Season.
FULL LINES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
1 qlo 110t quote prices or make a specialty of low pritssi goods. I
aim at keeping such goods as will giVe entire satisfaction, anti tined
who are not gbutioured with a glare anti sideshow method of doing bust
11.41.1 Will, I think. appreciate business duke on business lines.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES':
And strictly OtIP price. Will show goods, and tto one will
he importuned to purchase.
Draper and Haberdasher.
BISTARTABEOUS 10 ITS ACTIOR.
Par CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC,
DIARRHMA, DYSENTERY.
CHOLERA MORIIUS,
and all DOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ERUISES, SPRAINS.
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
SW Deemed Comewiseseedleeemillene
JUST RECEIVED,
A 'Allele' AeSOItTlitliNT or
NEW GOODS
J. SAUNDERS',
McLEAN'S BLOCK.
SENO
if you d• see find
it all and even more
than we elate' for
it ail NOT TAKE IT.
It nerfreti;
Express Agent an
rirti Caned PEE i
'Amite to swum ;
at such •
reliable tinteritiroze.
lonely low prim k
'widens. if ever le -
fore. °Mimi This
is a robe Me
Ot different Made.
la fear. eix sad algid aniahnihillill
la grew variety.
131 ERW A RE
fury me& at ion pricy...
WALL PA PERS
herders chestier time the theme
MU Wit
Plaice or NM
tion reriel. It hen
solid how. eap aad
crown. h ati ng
graced
allebmakem. Pete
jeweils& with ex anion halmee.
a. A vegetate. is meet with each
t Is oiltaMe for either • lady er
and we enema it es accurate Mee -
are Waltham •
proud
wane
Nue au! nun mos
These eines •re nee
wee by tail*, and
gentlemo tee bra
isoriett and have the
Mahe appearance me •
Sew ensile, IMO& We
mud eat
Wove
Peterborough. Oat
new Gad ialsabie auggeetloaa far akiNa-
M»rb Ysregrapalr Isteriaatlea M
Iles. N. o..a is esu- Womea'a Klgbt, Is
Austria Hew to Mabe Beed ('ease.
Tabber effects in round •peau., edged at
the fool and up the side. with a dowser of the
material .r of lam are tem ...es.ie welly on
sew French gowns of greuatlttw or of batkb.
Author faw-y adopted by those who are
weary def etratgbt skirts with feetoused
fount.. sr .bat .t uakiug a single fret
hnadth of beim silk, with .logit " move -
meet pleat. at lop and • panel of guipure
down the left side. Tbo rvemaiader oft e
skirt le Ih-u flushes with • flounce of the
silk, with erect ruined beading, only six
wheel deep as It starts on each Oda of the
front breadth, and widening gradually 'Men
•mourlityt the eldr.a, uutd it reaches the waist
lute iu the beck. there It forma the entire
bark of the skirt and i. mod. still usere
grs.'etul I.y being cut but: down the mien
de back breadths almnt half their length,
»Ick are fuhw.a Wow off the top added be-
low to give greater width. The *0.11.. for
such • skirt should be round in the back, with
the fuluea. held by • waist ribbon drawn
through buttuu-b.Jel slits. and carried over
the font rubies. t. a point b.d..w the Zine of
the waist Wide jacket frnt,.J lace --tither
white guipure or the black cordes lace dotted
with jet fall et might from the collar below
the pointed belt. This twelel b mod for any
a( the euminer ,Ilk., crepe••, or envoi'., and
al... for rgnndiea and Int ist....
Zebra ...tripe." waving aroma,' Use fi-
gure are in favor with English weenie.
and Lando, mo dentes give the effect of
bayadere Anpet around skirts by ming
India sake with lengthwise. stripes, mim-
ing • breadth • around the top of the
skirt, and piecing * below to the proper length
by joining at the *Prase a .ecmd breadth,
Liding the join by three or four rows of nar-
row pamaar,•sturte. Jet gimp ii most used
fur this purpose on blue, Intl.• rose, or light
goon silk, while darker silky have narrow
guklof-diver gime, with I..,p..et wry an.aer
er turquoise beads. Another fancy is that of
putting undulating stripes of velvet of gradu-
ate' widths around the skirt of light crown
dream- Thus, waving gripes of green velvet
are around pale beige -colonel ervpou sktrta,
and also un the yoke and the rime lower part
of the full sleeves. Yellow velvet to on white
crepes gowns. and pearl -tinted crepes ate
trimmed with rattier green er paney.vlored
velvet. Large wafer., pastilles, or great
disk. of dark velvet form other borders of
.kirt, and for trimming of the sleeves and
tali, es of very light gown.. Corselets of
.•denticle stripes ..f bla: k velvet are on whip
and pale gray gowns.
Cream white guipure studded with jet is
the artistic lace trimming for summer
•trees,,. of crepon, crepe" dr Chine. 'hot
taffeta., and India silks. The lace ie used
flat to form • plastron or yoke, • deep come
let, wide cuff*...- in cert shape, with straight
fret. like a jacket, and • *lightly full mat -
skirt. It is thought appropriate with both
da -k aid light .1remeife and with Mee .01 any
cr,lur. As it Is very expensive, it is seldom
used on the skirt where a large length would
be required, but is sometime e'en as a panel
iu 1toot or down the left side.—Harper's
Nara.
to II eusekeepers.
'Io boil asparagu. shave off the hard out-
ride and out away the wooly wirer part.
rim,. in void eater, tie them :.getbier in do-
zens and put then into plenty of boding woo
ter, Oightly whet They ought to he done
in twenty miuutes. They get hard if lett
belling too Mug. and, mareover, would lose
thew tlaver, together with their &levee
mineral niattere. welch render them se valu-
able. Remove the etrings after they are
Oared ou the dish they are to to reeved in.
To keep ire from melting, it ie nermeary
that it be kept dry and cold. Wie.1 and
paper are both excollent non-conductors,
and if a piem of me is wrapped first in a
blanket and then in newspapers, it will
keep a king time. but it should rest on slats
or sonvehing that will Immo ken" tweeting
the bottom of the ice -box. Nu matter how
well the piece wrappedef It lies waking in
the water it will molt faster
Mutton aud beef are more dieeetible then
anything else, and as they are the most as -
they an. the best mote for eltiblren.
The prenelice that exists against pork is well
feunded, but corned or method. Gr vory thor-
oughly molted, it 1. not injurious.
To steam pit/Wm peel thew and witsa
very clean put then in colander over
watet. rover tightly with a WI and
kers &pm until done.
Cheap awl goosi-luoking see...ye% are made
or palm leaves, aad are ornarnentm with
great dieter. of beautiful foreign gramme.
One large and very ellaetive arrern emaiseo
of five palm leaves, painuid white and goid,
and arranthel as a fan. It was decorated
vrith large pmey termed .4 pampas gram,
silky pompon., bulrushes everlasting daisies,
thetles and pretty iNitored The wall
bunch of Sewers aud gram
slinary pitcher .4 milk is abeny. beneficial,
and may tend to help the growth of the Mill -
To imam. a black lace dart. remove it
from the feurellaties skirt. and sirsim it over
a lame pan .4 hot water to which unmade
water ha. hem genemgy *diet. and a few
do.p. eamplier liquid. Then dip the lam
lightly tote a second water. in whieh ha.
been boiled two oki black leiremeed) hid gooey;
tarots+ out the (abet...smoothly to dry. When
re -hang over the foundatien. your lane will
boo& like new
Vienna. when it wa..lechied to petitioa the
Rocierath that the middle awl lower whores
be opened gratuitously to wines. and that
AD lobe part in politicol •urair.. tam •11
Andean subjects .4 yr end in the entoy-
anent 01' their rigida as riot. vrithoiet owed-
, oration for the amount of mem they pay, and
regard's.. of *bah- pietism or mt., shall be
mooed to Neel and direst parliamentary
suffrage
neywi
nit into a einem toffee -pet one tablespoon-
irr Kind 1141%.• far each p.m.° pow on tho
enti seater te envoi. it, ma it on the "tows and w*
he it foil three minutes; pram In eederleme ghe
eater. then add one tableeponnfol elf
gold oater genie it.
French entree et me& es ellnieted above only
fair time a..trong, then restored with het
in the propir!ion .4 two parts milk tr.
nee pert Godes no milk shook nert ask
teat should le so hot es posiship without SA -
UUE IN ACADIA-
gr 11 U 1 able -s and cootwsmra • t taw Wm -
pee me maitre. a
!lam the army and navy and the Genii -
las e[ lilt risk civilians, social life W Halifax
W alw.y• been varied and gay. To the w-
ing visitor, egspaohlly from the buoy towns of
Ills Hutted Orates, Halifax may ever • slow,
ttaaaterpriifagplan. but the ru W visitor,
totem be be imperially furtuast.., dues mat
see the courtly, high -bred, always exclusive
life 4 the placns do poi uiar are the Akers
of the army and navy everywhere that it is
often mrd that civilians, no matter how pre
pnmemiag, have halo cb•oce in the suchey
of garrison towns, Gal it is taw that hen
lbs enactors quite rehpse in popularity
the native-born heli¢ plans. In all
the esis taiamsnw of the town the oaken
are aoevduaed to tate part. nem enter
taimmeeta are tennis tournawuts, polo, lob-
ater-slroartag, tobogganing, rketing, dinners
attiovernmrot and Adtairalty houses, !unch-
ains. bops, kettledrum, balk, picnees, and
fairs. If the chef rrginieat in garrison bap-
peso
ap-
p a. to be a Highland regiment, great variety
is givru to these rutertainraent• by the kilts
and tartans awl .baggy bonnets of any me-
dirr, who may happen to be decades fur
special see•rt a ray their commanding ..mer..
The cbang r of regiment., too, are
always matters of interest. When an
old regiment goer off the station,
w orries in tbe feminine heart and regret
in the clubs is su.w a uppdanted by specula
teen to t. wb et for new n;;itsent will be like
When the late has really e.v et ae, surety at
owe begins a froth round of dlaners and bops
and eager flirtations: end this Is repeated
from ileade to decade. Not infrequently in
the .meet., is bead the •rustled drum which
beads the funeral proemial of .etre pour
soldier a bo is being carried as a low gun -car-
riage to his lonely gr►vr in the military- bury
leg -ground. With ares reverse!, in sew
march his rv.mrado. f,ills.w, and ■o the eel
gnomonic wind. the long tows through.
When the burial is over. the band goes back
:o garrison ',thymic lively un.
Honer Scold.
Not long age, a man as..sets t•. take a big
dodo of quinine as unconcernedly as he would
have swallowed as much ewer
"Moray'" exclaimed his frttm.l, "Mew cult
you do. that''
-Very easily; I have become accustomed tee
it It Happened that 1 1m.gau taking it about
the tine that 1 die overeel that 1 had marmot
a stoke One elm was as titter as the other.
now 1 can swallow either with. _t giving it •
Utosgbt. -'
Not • very gallant speech, but wonderfully
.uggeetive
The most deluded mortal in the world is this
woman who fancies that much ie gained by
scolding er whining or complaining.:tbe may
seam to gain her ends for a while •for at firm one
will .ls most anything W avoid swallowing a
bitter .luteo but if she would stop to cossidi•r,
she w..uld soon discover that every they she
has greater canes for seolding or whining or
complaining, wbirbever method dee adopts,
and that, as the monthe roll by.s4 ever ia-
creasing amount is required t.. acee,mplish
the same rrault.
The emitting wumai never ha.. things her
own way without a Past expenditure .4 ner-
vone ,freugth—much mors than the object to
be gained is worth. Why cann•.t she reallte
that, and adopt some pleasanter method!
The writer knows a merry little woman
who never is obliged to ask- twi0 when she
wants anything. Hee isn't one of the ewer
womtsu who never dare to have an original
opinion, or to endorse one imies. husband bas
first endorsed it. She says what she think:*.
but even if it is a criticism it is given with
such good nature that no on. can take of-
feww. Very often things do not go to suit
her but .he beam the gn.aI sense to realise that
scolding er oomplaiuing or whining will sot
help matters
1f .ho ies too angry to laugh, ,:he
keeps still until she can control herself. If
very angry *be dem herself up to
her room alone, for a few moneents.
KW *aye that an angry woman weans to her
to be .n repubve an abject, that .he cin not
bear to have thaw wb.un ohm loves batt see
ber in any such .character. Abe never seams
to o,mmand. and her husband imagines that
be always has his own way. fiber never die -
punas the point. yet they who know bee beset.
know that there ere few questing, that are not
settled to ber matin eatIda• tion.
flee will appear young when the ictd:ug
women of her age. are .,n.ulerwd old, and
she will always be.. an influence for good
where they harm no influence at all.—The
Rouasti000
Whet Reines Illetress Ise.
The newt distinguished groom in anon at-
tend the meeitinvi of the nociety for the
Moral and Literary Instruction of Women.
Queen Margaret ie the honorary prestdent
the society, and Teresa Mannucei, aster of
Count Angelo de (interludes. is Os active
dent. Among other prominent naesnann is
to, for when) Itneeini wrote the !Rabat
Make The meetings of ;he misity are held
twice a week, and the moo renowned Italian
oratore are engaged to deliver midmost* one
subjeete relating to the education and ad-
vent...welt, moral and ittelleetual. Ivo -
Men
Deeervied Messrs Conferred.
Dr. Edith Peohy-Phipeon has been elected
to membership in the ornate of the Bombay
University, m recogniUm her courage
in publicly ettackin4bethe system of child-
itneirriage in India. laity has a record of
which *he may well be proul. Hee entered
the Edinburg University in Ing7 iia4 was one
ef the fine women to take the medical course.
Rhe Me for winie ileMitt in eharge of the
(eines illespital for weenen end ridldren in
lad* and wee mem( the firth movers tor
the establishment of the Loudon Method
Seine' for lemon
Iletternallk her
There is oothtng that iquais trona fetter-
ed& for removing taw frerides, embalm ar
math mots. It has tee great advantage thaa
It doe. not Injure tbe skin. hut mindere It soft.
and Mae the faro nork and arms thamagh-
fy with buttermilk before retiring for the
night: then wipe off the drops lightly lit
the moraine web It thoroughly end wipe dry
with • tweak towel. Two or three such baths
will take orr all the tan and freckles. It will
hewn the hands sort and smooth.
- Obeyed Orders
• wnall seholhoy, wile hal been 'mat borne
ay hie Mother tocause Mier. hail the
t reran playing with tho ether children in
sebnal yard "Johnny, didn't I tell you
to new to ordered whilst year enters had
WISIWASSr " but I am oat pine be
Bebop!: I mile caw up picky with the boys
ors t beaks
•
.1 Sere' field Worker.
The Arobdoedian Marts Thema id Austria
kid
favored Mee' • wad mentor* sir her fenitty
Set 114.41
oots and Shoes,
SPRING& SUER GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
All the leading lines of the best
manufacturers.
I carry a larger stock and will
dive you better value than you can get
anywhere else in the County.
Ordered work and repairing given
special attention.
E. DOWNING.
ODDS AND ENDS.
We
Victoria
Nu
B.
A nitv line at
nisi sad'% Liasmrst Lmtmberasaa • Mead.
Roy.l rake. bring • lot of rubbish to the
mustier. Naw (*loins Pitayutw.
If tastes didn't .iffier restaurants would
have an easy time. (...well alai.
A meesenger boy nes er seems to get the
run of his leoinesa. Yonkers :melte.
A burn or cot Will heal uttiekly and e
would be expected of Spring is: hi at. Lou s- I I
National Pill. are sugar mates:. mild, lee
thorough, and are the bost &termed" and
hire pills in use. I n
When a mall quarrels with the 'seat her
Ui an uutiottum that he is not w. ether- wuo
Phrialelphia Times.
Malarial fever Mid chills arr beet liroken
up and prevented by using Milburn •
A remelt.: Quinine- Wine. Ink
11. is reported that se% eral chiromelista
Woe *polled for space in the World's Fair
Corn Palace. Syracuse Herald.
"These are jewels of nay oan setting,'
ouoth the speckled 111 ae ehe gathered her
chickens about her. Enquirer.
Destroy the worm* or they may aerie.)
tiistroy and expel all kinds f *storms. Im
"Thus are the mighty overt hrown.'' said
the favorite baseball fiehle when the fly
hall went over his, hew! -Waehington
The evils resulting froni habitual costive
nem are many and scrims : but the use of
harsh, draetic purgatives is elute as danger
owl. In Ayer's Pills, howei to, the patient
has • mild but effective aperient, superior
to all others. especially for family use. 1
The man who :ever:able: whistles flaha
people thinking. juat the same.
ery little thinking. Kut he keeriaeliwailther
niggard's unaware. word rehrolsaa.
• erv family but it is so common a thing
that we make no bones of it. . Roston Trans
Englia Spann Liniment removes all
herd, soft or ealleused lunips awl blemishes
from horses, blood spisien, curb...splints, ring
lone, sweeney, stifles, aprons, mere end
swollen threat, cough', etc. Flare 1150 hy
um ene honk. Wsrranted the most
wonderful blemish eine ever knOwn. Sold
It doests't hurt a writer half so much to
etrthe a humerus teen as it does to p
hie ''itinny bone.-- -Binghamton Reined
Men who are suffering from nervous .1. -
Witty, overwork, terly imlocretions
any of the numerous muses that bresik (town
the sy-etem, should use fink
Pelle. A certain blond builder and nerve
restorer. They never fail. Try them. Sold
by all dealers or pest paid on receipt of
Med. re., Brookville, Ont. 1
/Ilse was Tired.
Little Nellie was sayin,g her prayers at
berm otheir'e knee the other night. and. hav-
ing concluded as usual with "God Ideas
papa and mamma, grandpa' aad grandnuts,
uncles. aunts and cottons, -etc., heaved a
heavy Ogh and exclaimol, wearily: " Olt,
dear, I wish those pevpie would pray for
thenneelvee, for am to tired of praying for
The Orand Trask tiewheite.
The I:rand Tnink 'Totem differs (mei the
human system in that the sante treelike do
not affect it 1 he tame remedies are not
needol. For all disesees of the hewn
system there is no tome purifier, renovator
and strengthener as good se Bardnek Mond
Bitters. A weak system Ma he twit up by
Outrivettag
The internal organs' do not want t*
thought about. A man's storna.rh is herdthy
when he doo not know he has MK, Whe a
we are conscious of the existence of any in-
' ternal organ that organ M.A. The mu/r-
ind machinery is intended to do ite work
unorwiciosesly. %Vhen we begin to think
John tinnier said he got gout by thinking
ahem his viral toe. A Men who sits at the
*alit* wondering if baked potaines will
wit h him, and whether fruits mei vegetable.
are a good reenbinettioti, le in • fair way to
have tremble with the simplest hind. Think
abant the internal avian seta titem in a
tort of stage fright, samd thiey are powerless.
- flood Health.
All Hier flarad no re Mood. hor with
is ingornaihie, and without happi
bleed the nee nf R R., the liest
Weed wilier brow's. a
NoDirt! No Fuss ! Back Ache!
LASTS LONGER,
LOOKS BRIGHTER,
me aims the MOM WEAR BETTER
Dame ist the warn bele Mike One thaw. tee ea
worsAcmE Blacking
ONCE A WRRK POR MEN.
Iliaditatap top Harness Drennan.
Rig evenwetne
The TORONTO ME
DIT
GO BS EXPORIfil,
Latest and Best
SUMMER GOODS
P. O'DEA,
Manager
oN E
WSW sisomos. n• pow mow le Me bo
wow 14.1.0.4 60140 sw1-Wse .0•Iss
=V Wei fie Nee me.
The Great Remedy
CATARRH.
BRUGMANSIA
Warranted
A SURE CURE I
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Swam
TEMPV
eFult
TakIng us his
longue dry, the
fta es oh. and th
with pure watet
[sterility -the OM
your anti
War it net • he
to euenc-h Ott
Here is a herrn
rid stanch,
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prat glitters I
As ee again on
Ow Wore -one h
11114 the %torn. II
mg the inareh
Then is siii
ho madness aft
nes er broke a u
.1 the reputai
Willem al its
1. Adel curse
bee Sing mug
hand rounel y,
het
lave Water to
It whet)) the
molly beauty ,
non. in the i
poser, Mani
:611.71857fiameniee the
oh of God kw
poi*, lawful a
live to see it, I
that it inay he
:he hope that
Tim follo-eril
ef the 19th
oh, te.1 for tl
Freek !Moat.
ale and
which be act,
alimanti
*SUL SIM
eve we lee resseitily
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