HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-12-17, Page 6TAILS F4k THE FARMER.
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TM'E SCIE.NC[ OF BREEDING.
trihM .rent la. 1. 11-1.. 1•. iuriplee Govern,
ma the 1 mlW ew •. Iteral.., IIY-
Cas itheep - Vols. at F.a.ret.e.
Breeding. strictly ,pe •L itis j. i. the sate*. y
of eeke ung the .heat. anti. by propel
nataiding, tru.fadng the l.lgbeet type It .t
wr.. properly asd.rst,.:,l, ..s..11.4u1.1 la.,
arrived at a .more set' sti. • i ata a hong 1..•
lore this. lint igitnrwarr 1`o:a down in uu.
year what a Relewrll, or Kate. h., brill
gene +tim s 4r beihimg up. It :s prrl tr.t ly
Wile to Lamy .urr Ince 1.011 tot u..
summits stock. for some of his immes will he
el edtantage. But when It games to 1m
proving the pure- heed, thew lbs most tare
hal thought arid experience mint be br.wsht
tate action. A cardinal pi io i}Na of breeding
to to bleed so that the tesm.t is s.nucthilij,i
U niformly superior F.t: h `esefat .n slu the
be an nnproseueut on 111. last. How to
Ulla Is not easily put int,. wasda, for a mai.
may spend a fortuity. and hie cups- have I1.
beet •.f carr, yet tin re nae' Ire a..n.erthine
.ackua,f. thus goo rule i.. never to they
anything in the shape of a hull enauee he
is china; a cheap amulet may ruin a life
work. But the brerde moa: he -onw ale
sulutely familiar with. ev.ry pout .of iris•
breeding rows, and it duras see pie tai keep
any other. He *tweet he sea faautfar with
envie one of his .,,a • anatetnc old chez-
actor
humactor that he.aa tail t i -n, to mind at an.
tune.
The geaeral pi .1 , :leg. govertoug true.
e.
maslm ad hett,lrt'. •,,:al.:les from par.:it
to nffapnug are about time ...ante in all awitasl
bee but ...the force of t'•.a :tea in th. appli •
cat Wil t,• r wa. ••e .. l br I.' apt lift
1'uttk It was InOi: ••ger la:d • ora n 11.1
''the tuhiuities of the {'.rear. I.,l'.i h,
visited npon the ebil.tr n c:ra to tee telt
led toutth �epetati,;: 1irwpr.:..a' i-
the one thrt is atu,itt . eM,i t
tege of, reversing ti.c w •ki.,il ••• 11 •te.
i r the bre .,f i, k e L.
Ile Hohn.. see.. `1: ; • ' t)jt othx
things Irsin,t c '„ t ,r the n ...
who Inherit. !.:airs t ..Aiden, .lel
t cumtlm•i' e ! .o, ".'fir•• of at leas! foul
sit lice ga:.-: + lee ! fully believe
A lair. s •t• t 11 ' a t '.) that ha.
.a,..,a Ivam
Gr the p«.tdt...,r c. f ... . .
rioted for milk- era ! h,: t :.:,1 .it,. nee
safely- bre-A to j •• li• lits m`t i
every e*dici,h:e! ti • ...,.: ., . .ca.e tIf that
which has lire::.er':'calmest rally
aha*•♦ :'�!1 f": \• _ ,not, nt ,' mer,
gepeet all iia,. t - ;d t' a sire and
the darn mei,: t •'. liar.: :' heir .chis 1::
aha.•:gm. and, .: ..lila hr'''r•m a.p.r:1
Mtriiug
(1..:1: twee of x•vrt ii genet tIlulu
anal the i.-.'*Irarity not •' •taro a:
all in tee two p::1• i i til. I•-e.ttuZ frau;
it ws Maid get :.i: t1:^ charecte: .1. ., a
we tin when we teat. .i kerns • f emir er
wheat, we wntl•! hi,•• !lig. Very ideal of
hese.'Inag. Very much ilej.emds ue.eni fled,
ogre. climate, mad s!I t...• . rrironulrt:'r
Breed .ugly to pr t,.;rrei see Whet e
pedigree : Simply g.nesloes. g hy'this
wr teterntinr the t..! i .e . 'raw. A.
•We'nue r•e.t psi..' f: 'r •r,•
they are den.teit tit tee Iii.• it 1< dente!
to breed for. Velvets... du.. te attr0Uon to
all the out-cr s -r.: or. 9! tnlee• bred. eel •••
how far : or. if mere'. mat the state.
,%t must he tnetrr•l.eel to et all surveil.' of
any calm.. ,.e hr , i,,s; a., -k are ret•',r,ie.t in
the looks •.f n i .'d. -iv i for the re
.peetive bn oat.. ity e. iercure te these we
rftav a.t'ertan, ti..• exa. ! s:ata:r of an alt::mi..
In an Ole., .:: rt•• t!er:e ,.r. a:•. d+iuhta a,
In the au'uet t:: its o:' a p•.lt.•ree, it it hi=t
to write to the r. tar.,im 1 :inl oat,
ss
laa &.roil,•e r .... 1. • .y t. rt .. , ..:e
Irma th- I : •:,er e':, hu: e•• 1: ,.7.....
to take ani .a. aural, -glut immix! t. just
aa good. Ito!. wee ala..: !.r:r:4•ger••.
we an t ra 'e r eat and krises. -- tm.:crkan
Agr.cult
peer, 1a w 1:,te lug .keep.
THE SIGNAL : GOD ERICA, ONT., T t l l ' RSDAY, DECEM B ER 1Z, 1891.
SOME NEW OLDTRIENO6. 1 IMO Bart. are Waring
n Mg Imo sears •t New. Cloth, .wrung, vowel. -hair, ...lune..,
e'\e .ler, of .'
wyba. New. damsel atul cheviot, with sonde Cine silk.
%civet awl %rlteta.c to supply the Inn.
u0u• sir vustraasiug material. are all suit
able awl lash,ouable dress materials fur
giro awl monies. Some I1%ohere fart colors
NI % tattier plaveat a queer t flux .1w r t h.
etb. meet Veit know 1 wet t.. feel the
l I..e i dole wys It .a lulwt,. e if 1 .lad net
t.. the Ihmlrr .bout Ate or aic ,.:..ht. •
w.'k. It waau't always the theatre. tau
i• a asii't that at was • mane hall or pr•,
haps a ;maw •.1 .'mrd, or bi111ar.14 with sm
of the leaf.
.t ell. you also know bow I ren situet.,i
as to business 1 work fur my father, and
1 have to twat the Mime at 14:31I iu the
atmuutil• jet ria the rest a the faintly Wil
totting down 1.. breekla.t. la •••usatuel.
1 get ivy breakfest awl Issas.: 11.e heuuar he
1•r.• tllrl err up. hut 1 can't complain ..t
that. 1' lit doing erectly what the rnau Wilt„
had m, place Ochre n,e• diel, end Ir -t w..
y. a and m•• 1 u' .hawing line.• maul y
But :het. writhe. here mar Ovate. It •
the mining... l used to tiuish roils abet.:
6, get dinacr in the city, awl go to t,.
theatre ..r somewhere else. I had Isrit
doin it :o: about el. mouth.. ,rod, when
look hack, about the July time float I
My Mather anal .hats Jural; the 1 '
Wall lit Summa. dluurr. Sothiug
that, of course. The sante thing is toe- ei
hundreds of young .nen ttrt•rwn. But they
haven't 1..t lie a like tonic. He mats.. to t,."
One .attr: new and ask..1 fur if I hof au
tatgegement for that mhht.
••lei,' 1 maid: -Etc promised in go tea
the the..tre.'
•How about to- nr•rrow' neglar hr
-naked.
••Nothi40s at -prCHtlt," i replietd.-
••11'cll. 1.1 like you tor somewhere with
••All right," I said: ••where shall 1 Inert
yore'
e'en see he Mauves the edict .Heol•.u�ie,...
before 1 MU get my work finish..1. He s,;:
grated the Letitia itesfanraut. at '7:30. ale!
t'was there. prepared -fee the theatre awl .
quart '0 •fur.• ••t, tate IM.ut& lie had .amu
mine. tee tee on several previous an •
s:u:l,•, Rut when he appeared he said ip-
w'ctl:ae{ t.: t , . 111 un a Lady with hurt. •'U:,.
1 t 14 quite well when 1 was II young
moa. hr a•[t,1W i.c !.
\%'e went ,••1 and start..1 .$raight I..t
how*. She is stopping. at the hoose." he
sand when I spoke .•t it. I tliooglr It
strange that he should have mare the •.l.
p..intawnt for the I.cnov Kesta*rset utelet
teethe ern ..tastuucce, but 1 said u -11h.: ;f.
Niel: w a.':,t in. and 1 .res iatrd'•luve
matt d' r and. 0t' 111'111,r Sind.1 bawdy of the lint. Dark Mimes, golden -
pee •- Te ,•_,
_:tfen Wes !eel. ''ti a•, .fi 1.. I,•i l.rtleetcen.
be ...14 to h.u••ii het the It, •11 Alt.! aaav •Ger.at olive, taps t tis. it l •
l';ruilatra teal. and the carious gubclir.
ear rhildre,l utter our year. altar otlltrs
chug to white until fire years hl.. been
reaeheal : hut ,while pretty, the leo ter plau u
not reosunmcal of prar-tiwl. H.rsorall) I
advocate light talon blue yelh.w, pink,
of.l ruse end rich rel .11.41.1 from two
years of The first short dress of
narlrx)k. tlimtly, eta:., have » *east emote
ly sit issertiou •n1 tiny tucks, full •lee...
mid skirts. 'I'heu come light .aaanwrea of
too widths, hemmed and pthered he •
skirt too short to throw the little tuldkr.
with a round waist having hear jacket
(rout.. full sleeves and a little plaited test
a 1 I iva ..ilk. .lwrther design has a yoke
of tiny tucksaltentating aith feather -stitch-
ing. Trois, this they alv.nt. to low 'leeks
awl long or short sleeves, with round winces
triuu.l rl with velvet revers ar•.'o, l the low
' neck, a edit frilling Anse cries the rise pur-
pow ur the top of the waist is shirred in
fay fashion. The make are cut round, V
or square aliapcll.ant the front, ornamented
is various way.: jacket effecta and fullness
from the shoulders crotrtel iu surplice
fashwo ere always favorite styles. Rows
of veleta ribbon front the aide *earn.. point -
iug lea in front are Int•..mnring to
a stout rhi1L liuin.ppae•e are worn aoh
mal with cut sleeves. Thur of China silk
in cream or stoke sir fa:ci•et : rho light
plaids viol, dark trawls. At tea years cloth
trot•ks art permitted, with .1111 guimpts
and velvet finishing*. all in nigh: col r. tU
.Mases for girls fasten iu the hack. A hand-
some lk.lford.o/ding for .4 go! sit luurttxu
h• of golden drown, having e gathered hack
and nearly' plain front to the skirt, which is
bordered with velvet of a starker shade, cut
ail. the bier. The long jacket lemur
has route ,t coat elteet, and is cut away-
fronl the neck, with collar, cuffs and
revert of velvet. Thr blurts. -vest and .!melt
arc of surah.-tailtet' Hoir.e.Journal
ltaald•. LIns.srsl rare. D'eld.. dr,
/editions la w rap..
curious,ah,de of cinn.mou is deeelopc,l
in a smooth surface cloth. .ia It a *applitte
blue, anal that peculiarly rich shade of
brown which the oh! tittle teuaker, wore
when the% were persecuted in the years now
.'e'me ,f tare three Ortel smiled. Mi
mother and my Lister shook lands wail.
me. and my mother mill she retie:W err.l
meas. • boy. Int h*tJ t seen murk of me
Wide-. Then she invited Cas to he seated
It wasn't a bit funny then, •.cough I coo
laugh over it now. I sat Jowl. :.rad elle
stades are also noted to the plain surfntel
*tuffs. For wraps, a ri'he.I materiel 14
show n which lea. the reined 11 .11Ien made re
hair suttieicntle- late, lit sone, tlist.ences, to
look like fur. This is noted especwlh in
the . innam'u !•1•,411, when: the edges are
end menu:: ,.r tin., arse tAo;ea of an:'tsot a Slade dei .er . to sapphire -blur with Wore'
ba1r1 at wheel we all lea lied a little ridges a. and u very light brown
fl sett two Inch strips of the hair upon 0.
tl, n we f•.rr rayed whist fat a while. For a long wrap, trimmed with fur snatch -
iris l to call amain. 1 , want upstairs tet very , otai
hellra ltaste
t'. h. 1 lir retired 1 was oq:
cte:;
n -I%
ing the' heir stripe, this Irl•ttria.t
would be.
feta :n1 pretty .mol anti Joing a good rind
to tfitnS:in There was an amusing ineideut at the
Theca 1 .oink up my 'Mod that my t•,kIr:,tunt of sit. Andrew•.•' Hey iu Mew
mother owe a meet entc•rtaimue lady. awl Vnr'k• •e11'...,•• Loral 1,bcrd,en wee otic el the
-i. meter n sl 1 le gel. �erabra of the oa,,:atsiMe. .t (:.Calan baud
% et gin ay,
Iiuw 1 , , ' 'iwt to call aitani. as 1 have ,»,l:ribitted Ibe music, and it was anuoueaxd
he.•l: .lout] .haft.- reguh.rly •err the Ia,,t
week. 1 enjoy their comµlne. and lam.
tete' tr cultivate theew in quaintest". 'Inseams Traveller.
IMPURITIES IN WATER.
Rasa Water WW sirs... hrcome teal If ]N
Avowed and Filtered.
All minted; waters contain mineral salt.,
some of which may be .kletenols to health.
lint the most Injuries.• foreign, enbetaece.
mead :is urduury elrmking waterer* de -ay -
:sag urg.unc matter and sometimes lute. tions
11114 r..-mteari.uts. All %later that 1a tiered V.I.
durneebit• purposca has horn. at coni, period,
atmosphere. vapor -eased, se it fe:l u. - rains.
earrie•l with it the impurities iron. the air.
These impurities are ga.•ee that xis, 1114,1
ao:ubustiou, fernwntetlon a61 Jevar, arid
Feedunc Art,il 1usprriin.' . particle* of deet ilaei decomposing vrg.rt.1.
Market re one 'd the err t pr..;itehlecarp!ly• Agee ter.
tk, tc:•ia fu,• also removediron, the ale in
mei.te • farmer c :1 engeg. hal. At tl•',t
time of the cru Ii •utsll a,.: ,sit
and the sheep. when s.d.1, pay •;pea 1,,
for all the . ••erre t alta••. rn f ;frail' th,t
have eaten. Ieeelex retutuing at for a large
part of It to the a,il 111 the shape of marl
are. Thus you twit your 1•.iJ., and gram
a .li yet Leta it left. A ,... •n treated in
this tray wilt .audit a mere then it will
with fertilisers how�ht and appleel to the
1 i 1 esaatt.'de ate:. ';‘..•=`'•,1;;;;...
Tent faced for sheep - het*. , tl•;..i timotl.4
hay sad nearly as ¢.,.••! t• el -,:et. Straw
may •iso be tell tadeant..ge. Groin is the
only thing tobrkd that r ••lamoney. How,
when and whet kin) of sheep to buy, how
to feed and whet. t teen arc all import ant
pointe upon w' mi. sur' cis err failure
will depend. There is more proal i* feed -
lanais than ....err .ere% lad 1 trout i out
dvise•legiae• ;o o ,mars. rwith Limits.
Better try sheep a to l y corn ofd, as rear
flags are riot good feeders. 1 peeler graded
sheep rather then very coarse. or very. Etre.
as the coarse are mote r bject 10 ticks mrd
u01/68 and the Ane to foot -rot. f often hey
nrixed.lol• that average en to ell lhst I get
Lbws at ai to :tic per Il. and they are .1..11.
sure to sell is the spring for :S to etc.
Ytfteen p..ndsapiece ie • very goal gain
re. siu•h a clam of sheep and let to 20 leo
(.r lambs; 1 hare had them gain YY Nit per
h eal in 12 weeks. The 1aont lies in get•
ting them in line .,mldttogl as Seen r pin
old° and thea sell or slip on the 6ret rel
market,. Fern and Hon,.
De the Polee of khat.,,
An inquirer wi.hrs to know the Ivquirwd
tenlpenlore for hatching elg.. There who
a.e th• artificial prods. seep the tempera.
tore steadily at 1001'. 1 Rater loess the tem•
per suite varies. but it ,a 01111.1.4ell that the
orejority of hens keep the eggs at a tato
ierature of Hrrr.
.nalysie of the street cleamihen in nae 1,1
Ili- targe raise sheen that while they .on
I.tul ices water than hors. nanere, they
. untain elm Inns potash. nit,.geu and ph..
pkorie a•rd. The mwln: l'• meter, .au,!,
etc .n the ewerpiai* are 'tie( tows in, •e
than In the horse annum, s hirh leaves tint
Ii4`14P-T*•1-. % N oi*ir tai - r'.aap.nd wNh
,,,.r.*
Vin Il.retks slur labor anal feel Th.
tyre 1 femm ; in under th. harm can be pm
y !sinking up, and *le piinsgg of
hr f.re,e,t:tic the et*I,an• 'nf.ol'lalt
will he pee. an ,tem. 1 h, door of the
stable a alw,rs ,oi 1 and d,.ayrfecehle. anal
plentt of ee•hhnu is net-esw-v in hurler 1n
o. at•l pwreneens sial other diseases tient
.Is, wheel, are usually named hy dr cockle
The Vale. of 1[t.e,is.
T...tpnt a rola t rill,.. without *ser-
ene is t., demure from h. -e that whi.h
remold 1 : he tope -eel from other eW k.
held i.r promote* tlr appetite. I 11111 et;;
:.wring tb ` ..,w 10 .,,:1.11.1.'• n:•. a 1.041.
whe,•h era „averted tato milk t hose eon
itw.nlest 111 the stalls 1n the '• ;nt.f mn.1
.sows'.' or later ea.'! the h•alte .4 the
lila,. A r-rrer.d ups. .hur& or a krt..
nerd, will he of advantage 1• will •t• 112
„ogre no harm to Woe the ran of the fields
to 4r* weather, Y tag sever r Mel
tseeefmm.
;t,..i' t,.:m'ers• neer.y all of which ar• tete
the stage of apses, in•teed of adults. The
spires of the hiegi and other nil. emcee:,
Piet. and the poleu of dowers mai waist. -
ate Wee fogies' in rain water. So au)lyeroue
are there impurities in the air, that • titre
of w iter wht••h falls at the beginning of a
storm ..lien ordains more then :WOW
mier,rurg mfr+mere,
H ,I ft •nit of water fregceull; co4Jen
eio of wee. r•r 4,11)l1 cl w; feet of air,
in its 4' 'neenaat••n rene.res neatly a of
the attiFspiocrr• impurities. con.entr tang
I.L•c:.l in the water. t'r in drinking glare-
d rain water that falls at the timing
of a storm we may swallow a. a •h filt
as we breathe from the air In that a
week.
It nun water
tem
u tt psisrlt •a
der it w foul that it cannot he used for
drinking. 'tut when rail a tellret i nese
the end of alarms. std is properly filtered
aid •eraie.l, at 1 one of our to )•t whole'
route astute' waster smpphes. As rani far.
upon the rash it washes away the ac,I1
lotions of Jebrim from the .urfsee of the
ground. and .a It Ina*.•s int.. the sol ex•
tracts from it • Write amount of impel itiee, -
such r the products of .leveeing vegeta.-
tum and animal excrement, • 'fnese ettle
Stan, e. are retrial down Into the cir iiIM in,l
torrente and- it i, not infreeeent that the
drainage from ceagpe,ls and privies al.,
Weis a Jlre,•t entrrmx nen surface wells. -
E ngineering.
that the) WO/1 111 play that het S,.,t 1laa
melody-, •• Annie Laurie. Imagism the
fe eltags. of the master:et *hen the musicians
.truck up •• Annie Rooney
An eastern exchange says teat a ewu0iler
has been smog about neight',ring tow -le
representing himself as an agent of a large
firm dealing in rugs anti tnrpeta. He .er-
rie.i wit): him a lar;,'ic stu:k of membership
tickets mel all who pail hint 25 ceuta had a
chem, of drawing out .1 the tickets which
frotitled the purchaser to a rue The peo-
ple are anxiously awaiting their geode.
Look out fer hitm. He tnav give you a call
some of these day..
New Mere, rc.tame..
For gem:Wil wear. cor.line, ladies' cloth,
cantel'e•bair, eerie and Calmer:sit in shades of
go:den and reddish•hrown are probably the
n soet .elect, though Moeda, oht►g to gray,
and Loth biocides and hrnl.ettet wear limey-
1!lut .nil a c eir dark green. a mixes:
che.io I.•.a itau back. plata se•l.s and the
(rant .l diagonally-. The bodice has a
coat 1 ice without hip seams, high c••Ilar
and full sleeves, with revers of the feline
and all edges flniel,ed lith two rows of
heavy ditcbugt• (Others have & vest of Olin
fight
-
figl:t cloth or corduroy, tapering to the
waist. A plaid earners -hair of .norrdakc
effects is made up on the bias and trimtrlel
with Amp gauntlet cud:, collar and pointed
hodie4' of velvet of recital .lark green sheer
easate lovely brown serge,. 48 niches. el a
)ane are taahioned with a •• Irll skirt,
fan leek, regular Lottie \\, coat and • seat
of pink And tan brocade. The collar, rivers
and skirt border ate of a Deeper brown vel-
vet. edgerd with a tiny silk gimp. Suits .f
e stored is .terns with. Henrietta are trimmed with velvet or silk
three aehetan.rs seam ern- strip, or both vests of brocade. cloth and
Perhaps the Noes 1s Intstatet,c
1t dorm not seem utprobahle that in the
*our.. o1 .'.ants the eerie ami the m•, •;,
tarty t e,.iae more intimately- acquittal el
A few' %';.r• aro s•ieat'*ta held the thntrt
that the n1on11 orate a dead planet. a ethos:
atmnapl:ere. and .:•e•e•lucltj% umnhelotee
This tilar'ry has r cestly been entirely eon
tee ertCIL The work begun by Prof
Holden et the Lick Oha.rvatorr up.r•
Mount Ilanult.ul hes leeen .teedily
rel, awl the photographs taken by him and
he e..iet...n*1 have revealed certain facts
bite.' to teiknown.
Photographic observations show a peri.. t
mal. of the wort. anti 1. on the sumnau of
easel the highest mountain"' is a ',shoe spot
has the allpearanee e1 a gla.lrr, pre,
ing the prestnt•e of atm..phere aid maker;
the theory of the habitaleenees of the meet
tenable. It a .'lammed le Prof, Hui :•n
that by a ••••311 111110:.• wives of plwre graell.
re's able to .kte. t any .hang.. upon 11,e
att•faec d:f the 01OOO. ato.l that a building
$ft', feet in h,.ght w.ald east an appree
a1.le r' a.ow.
li t..e m'mer is u.htlut.•I the fall. wall
11rtainly he dir•oTered metier err late,.
the gne.tIOU of the establishment of • s
rnnnteetere is still una•hwl, although
the tare of the silent ific achievement. of
the last . entury we *el not [mallet lbs R
e rssolr•Id.. (•.4..rr.4*raphic.
The Dales Agate
To snake ps.psr or paper hnar.A . Moen to
• mesal •tirfao•r aatee eine is red rn he ser
alai:.sill hue. The metal should be
.lariat wNi tots aid rubbed wish a slam
r*.
tip,
appear in street gowns. .t
cording. at ttl.a5. is stylishly meter with
a facing of corduroy showing on the right
when the skirt is ►flied : the vest i. of the
settle, and the deep net is slashed and...deed
with gimp. A bengaline front, corselet and
sleeves appear an an i. -blue cloth centime.
Ladies' Hoend
e .1ouroat
Mte N Select Yale Teeth.
it u a felt that is not generally known
that false teeth have to be trade to suit the
oomnkaioa if satisfactor) rendes are de
n eed. A ilea id walking us Chestnut
street yesterday called attention to thus
fact as he peened* lady who in smiling
showed • beautiful set of the uhtest of
teeth. •• Thom teeth are ton white,"- he
said She is a betnee eine ought to have
bluish whi teeth t hr•tnettr .en wear
clear white teeth. Mit blondre shoed have
bluish or cream tinted. Then he men
ttone,l that a friend of lira hal put in • set
of perfectly white teeth for a lady who is
very- fur. He did it against his own ju.lg
n eat, and cede after the lady insisted
strongly on it. She wore the set a few
days and went Mack, saying the teeth trete
too coon:nom„ws. She took • dark set the
seoond time. and they cannot 1e told from
n atural Dom in all, dentists have aa
litany as 30 different shades in fake teeth
and have to eimeciee much care in the
selection.
MperJattas• theist fir rrl mgr.
\t'.alneslay and Thursday are eape.ully
kicky in Bulgaria.
Rite is still thrown after the newly'tar-
ried couple in many cnnntries
The last .lay of the year a a very popu-
lar time for eapwsels to Se•otlanl.
A rainy day re as onlueky for • wedding
in Delia as it 1. In meat European mantises.
11.. lases are informed of • weeding is
dlerlryhire, Eng . ani their hires dors
rated
Mesmer rias first altar the benediction
will, it it raid, he the master of the how.. -
ked.
An Iuh.n proverbs•ys "1i relay and
Ta.•day. neither sherry ser set mit owl •
Mersey
It ensile he ~wintered extremely unlucky
in I?nglan.l fir the pride to war green
dwrtes the rotemterey.
In modern Grease neither bridle Sher
groan will eater the house watt) promised
temente by the groom's tanker.
lis the uieU. of Kaglaaf, the wedding
cake is cut into boa, pained through the
ring, and throe aawatg the orowd.
In Hiram. the bride must avow eating
the weeding take est the ere of the cere-
uwwy, or she will haw her husband's lose.
Many people wed oar Cite Moat'11 tocreaae,
mal eralarmt people choose a duwiag title.
Atbeutuse selected the tone of now .loom
A currant bun is broken over the brute'.
Maui 1n Sootla1l, aad a eats of beer e
poured over the bridegreuas'a horse in
Fit hoots.
The 1 rennet. i amern 11.1.. little silver
pllatrs,oa which favored mopes are inscribed,
to a pail of aater. The true that apprtatchem
her own to the destined rumen.
The sneezing of a oat on the eve of a mar
nage was e''ouudrrr.t a good omen in the
middle ages, but the howling of a dug thou,
Y noir, was especially ..manus.
In Brittany. epsaaaut girls vim* errta1*
sherries and may to br married during the
year. Nome stick pew into the keens of the
mantle image, to be treasured as charms.
lis the \.soles mouatauns, the young wit.
mew who drew the bride .tttvr rr it. who
shall stick the tine pin iu the beidel robe,
as the successful one will be trurried the
sante year.
to Catholic countries. *brume of the Vir-
gin
'irgin or particular mintsare diligently visited
and certatu rites performed to Iuaare the
coosuiurwtiuu of hopes and wishes as to
nest -nage.
'elle Romans emitted .t all ill hoer to
nett crrtan animals om the way to fhr
ceremony. A priest. lure, Jug. cat, lisartl
or serpent wr unlucky, err the middle ages -
a soli, tall or spider, lucky.
lis Krittauy, a the wife seeks to rule, she
must take care that the ring. w-heu plaawi
on bet ►ieger. *hall slip at unci to its pia..•
on her linger, twtexd of allow tog it to rep
at the tint joint.
Friday t, ousidererl au unlucky slat to
wed to roost countries, but in Scotland it .*
the lucky Clay of the week. by far the muter
ity of t.ethtings Lrtng cele rated on that day
sae•re.I to Venus and Freya.
In the north of England. the br.dngro. t..
•.III 1111 1 1 1 1 1•1INII•moin 1
Coutalw no Alum. Amaose. Lime•
paseyeasm, re say lnhrrieets
DUNN'S
BAKINO
OWDER
THECOOKSBEST FRIEND
LAtGE.9T SA! E IN CANADA.
THE
GIVING JP B JSIESS SALE
IS NO HUMBUG..;;4;=
It is nothin new to see a red fla or a clean 1/ •xis Wll
advertisin some undesirable line of go3Is
that will not sell, but the
Genuine Clearing Sale
#.:.. JOHN ACHESON'S
Of seasonable, high classed Goods is somethin the peo-
ple of Goderich and vicinity are not used to.
The stock is still well tutwyrted. Bargains in every department.
All goods marked in plain tigurtw.
Special ntte•ntitdi io dlrteterl to our Black Henrietta&
JCHN ACHESON.
fif1� is THE SEASON FOR
PLAVIVG NiIZL i CROSS
gives a radon to each . f the young mol as i (SiAiI!�StB{EQ {85=.
race a to the h from the church. riving run • B ichanan & Son THE BEST
ran to the tint.., and the ogre arriving there ,
first may claim • kies flow the laude
In Fiance, during the noddle ages, a rim_ r lc r 11fl1ta
of strati. or one made from a he,rstealu•e twii. BASHDOOR,
was place) on the bnde's ting' r• am; motto- ,
!tad as many .1* liru such rings. The couple
and BLIND,
also stood oar a rats during the eery:worn '
1lcaic r, ire ,011 kit '.t of
witIe`�%tetet�er•.on gr"""' the Louie for LATH, SHINGLES
ceremony. The bride mutt visit the oven in
Company with her father or a near relatirr,
to salute it, and a,!tain leave to nit out.
/'are should Ile• taken Ie,.t a dug rum 1e
tweet: the bride and gro..n, doting the crre-
nwuy .0 the l'e'teh lltghlauds, and tire
to'u left shoe must he brit without
Mwuuckle or Letchet, to prey.mt witches from
having any iuduesce over him.
The Semite!' bride trier to see the groom
before he sera her, to gain the mastery.
She places her foot biner his du nag the
eerenwny and sats in the Lridal chafe taut.
She arum stand aaar the grown. so that tin
uric own *2)112.• between them.
It a deeai,ed specially ontnoua in Scot •
laud for a luaq, of soot to fall down and
spoil the breakfast on the day of the weal
dine, for a bed to tate at its cage. or for a
bird to sit on the window bill and ehatp lo`,t.
The bride must carefully .void breaking •
dish on that .lay.
There is a curious custom in modern
Breen.. Thr groom is shaved bvtisyoung
111 111 whose parent* are both living. while
the your, girls and young mien sing. ••itititur
silvered and gilt, spate tenderly tile yowls
man's cheek. : don't leave a hair, lest the
parent 01 .4 his bride think hon ugly.
The lower et quiet Lare.
Hare you ever known a man hu11thu4 and
officious, and clamoreua ami hw.l, who did
not weigh hese) after all a thing v ery well
understood by every one except lust tie
nun who might have prutitt..by that piece
of information*: Aad have you ever known
a Man, ,ft:.a .nal t.n.hsteutat*W5 and faith
Me and who was a perpetual blessin*, a
golden u,an, tarep-*,ideal sod tree, whose
memory- lingered Tung after he wax gonc•,hke
light upon the hills after a gorgeous sten•
set'
171( shallow stream rattlealong its
count : but when it is met and .frowned be
the nujtaitie tides rolling in from the seas
them i+ silence on the hills. In the crest tide
them is the pewee ..t Inure than :t hundred
rivulet., yet Its .outing is .101.x1 .a. uiet as
the celestial forces that bring it. The tide
down down, and •Itt.11ow grows the stream,
.inti again the empty clattering goes 00.
.\nil this a what we wish to say. that things
must poem. although Jenlor.tretiye, as in
deed they must be from their etlet-te, are
not necessarily n..i•y. -1 steer'; ant rarneat
Me need trot wake what !r'ui,1e are lis the
hr,lnt of calling •' a (lisle" 1t is loci ter to
y the lead that str.km than
11e know n b ) by
ebe gun that reties it.
when lien II.*
First of all you went to le.•fn not to stay
to., longi. There is such a t6,og. rat know,
as wearing one's welcome out, and you ter
tainl)) do not wish to do that. Then, ha. -
ing chatover.el email' the hours at which
the meals are *cried. you sl Id be of time,
and d breakfast is ■t half•paet stye.), and
)',m have always ha.) it at nine, you must
*WI get up *hen the cull -bell rings an.l 1r
down .faire at half prat .Cyano. looking
Bight and hungry; .I •la,yeall other things
yog must not mention that )nu tiny been
to the habit of breakfasting at a later hour.
If xnu have friends in the sante pis., and
they should come to aero } urn
.I we will
p: it that way have forgotten to ask for
ynur hostess. suggest to them that you will
go and ask her it .he would Net like to meet
them. Insist upon this courtesy to her, or
else do not return the call made, and ignore
any further visits. Then 11 it's a hnu.e
where only one maid 1e kept, take tare of
emir own bedroom so that you will give as
little tremble e. prombk. If some little
festivity should he gotten up 10 your honor
turn in and. putting your head to the
wheel, give all the help you posiWy cat.
both before .ad after the party.
fry to not talk about any eubp,et that
is .ery persnal and which will make any
one nnaanfortable ; and if your hosts should
he rule enough to get into any controversy
Iwfore you, keep quite quiet. or, whet 1.
still Netter, if you possibly can, 1e•ire the
rnom,asd later mi refuse to dismiss the mat-
ter with anybody. When you go awn
catty nnthiag hut pleasaat reeollectmaa with
you, and forget every family jar and every
family secret that you may have heard.
TMs, indeed, you will always be s welcome
',tailor. and yne will hear sows Aar that
year hostess say. of you, •' 1 like Dorothy
to reit me, for she is each • cruris talk
girl : and my heehaw! and the children see
selaA rr to e her I am Never• servant
makes • complaint of her eamiag any
troehle. awl aseh nae nf.them is mews thew
glad tel alo ramnrt hIal few h..' W e, say
lair with pleasure, and 'lined ars' with regret " Now that's what of the kingdom ef Heaves. The �e who
ttd he:l.eer'e\ materiel o' -ery dcs•ripttoit
School Furniture a Specialty.
1,118.AT
CLEARING SALE
JAS.SAUNDERS'
A. be Meads ret mug trom',tuswra*, be
willed! his large and w•eil•nsa.rtl�d stock at
bottom prior.
Ohinaware, Jewellery.
Wedding Rings, Silverware.
Nickel and Plated Knives,
Forks and Spoons.
Albums, Plush and
Other Goods. Toys,
Fancy Gooda,etc
CUT SAWS
In tyMich tt.• lead.
MAKES OF .AXES,
At 1•rl•r which. will dual.•• you buy.
CATTLE CHAINS,
The fi�t',t iu ti,c ltutd, at right price•,i.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
butt f..at.•r..aar an,: Crtenlai to
:. �atc': f.a^. tett ra: L. clot: :star
dram .le aascm c y..a.
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INSTANTANEOUS 1A ITS ACTION.
For CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC,
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of ,.wars sir Cose,arAi' lmi li
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8.000 eons Wall Parallel Bordus, Canada's Beat Family Paper. Toronto
w 111, 11 .. 11 1- 41 401.1i AT KALI Milt L.
row la your time for barsaitn.
20 PER CENT'. will be deduct.
ed for teachers and other getting
up Christmas Trees.
maser re 14 old.
Petxonally. I do not behave to trice
oulkhntr. batt:re must give a rife •
voice or else she will never maim.. one. 1
often hate the question •eked if a voice mu
he made to do this or that. My answer u
that the natural .'nice d an do en much and
nothing more. F:.ery s nger with a mod'
cum of common sena• should know lust
e o not reek
r can 1
what his or her ace
lowly strain it by attempting sing m a
v .r ns the lie
large hall. training a w. mew
ginning of the end. One pure, natural note
•s a joy forever : but a falsetto note is the
ghost of departed sweetness. 1 tan explain
what I mean better by making a rather
tnte but true comparison. If a reran Its an
income of (1100 per month, and lives up to
11, he never saves anything : but it he only -
spends eighty dollars • mouth, he hu teen
ty dollars left. That twenty dollars raper
arms reserved radial. Now, if a singer
h... voice of • limited compass. and she at-
tempts to go beyond it. or keep up to It.
she will inevitably break down. It is the
law of npensati and nature. It is far
tetter for a young lady who has a small but
sweet , voice never to attempt to sing in ■
large hall. :t man knows just how tar he
out jump. and singers know what their
voiced can do. Well. now, if a man 'eh.
knows he can jump only eight feet tries to
junip twelve feet and fails, lie can only
blame himself. Oh, but why did he not
consult friends or • professional athlete •••
some nue will a•k. That would have done
no good. because the man knew what he
could .lo himself. Now. young girls who
are taught at home, or even in conserva-
tories, son find it what strength and eow
pass their micee have, and if they reeklem
Iy attempt to ger 1111 the wage when they
have COMM that are inadequate. 1 do not
know how it can be prevented. Voices
should be well cultivated 1 have heard
smell tolrns that were sweet and fresh be
cause they were natural and not strewed.
A young lady had better, by far. cultivate
her t•rwe., if • small one, for parlor singing
and here it natural than ruin it by strain
ing for • greater temple lithe can give
her friende in her parlor at home a treat
that wood make no impression nn an .tali
Paco in a large concert hall I t is better to
here • sweet voice in a roam lilt feet
ten than to here a cracked, fa sotto v
ie a hlg oomeert Ir11. hale Cimpsini.
•' He was weelh 6600,00," will • gent!►
man to es of another gswtkm•n who had
just rant
tclrt •t estimrangeate
. * of alissmelt ! moN
t
to wM ppod++�•i111e to .•timwte tAe t-alw, of
nun in dnllarw and meta They lire nether
How elm yew Ao to i lei he rated in tonna of the .sin enrreet
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