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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-4-7, Page 6SCIENCE INTERESTING P t CULLED FROM V AIt1OUe FIELDS. Lim wee..t N erre the Carne as Leake Lead rte.. -Its . xaat,g AdOwatow el >ret.ere!oabas se the Cie ort. T54., .r Cs.e.aloa.-.ate..s Oawipe- la the 1:i suaditea& lugedes, ilia feet ta oemaw•a..te i by a .erraspaad..t that Whoa trwcoig the leaky places ill a Mad pips Nome was tuned let wed the leeks s live wood worn. w it11 its bead pretrudtag w the wall of the piping, eke omit opening ot the eari•y beatag of otedeng form levee by four niUtmetrea, and the maw earfaes of the sans allowing tine iwde05 gee, That smo- ke cases h., a otx istos.f(y lima Mei with appear. to he the case, the �.t being .fatal is oto of the best-kteewn German text books of tecbaival chemistry, that commit w o. d wotles-etre l gtgaa - perforate ehe..it lead. the h.,las dittoed shoe, ung a j•,.. Gni tndentu es • u w♦' ix and one alt smitten found m .1 et lead, the rums ttinb. work 1 awe is described were found in the lead • w,th es til. t" aMr betng Nand v Beedos it baail of a sew vttrol chamber, sad amie u.ly a few days after affecting the covering ; is one of Mie holes, the semi -developed body of as imaset was found, partly t. the lead. and bead first, the dtanet r of tete perforation sorreajwndin„ exactly Si the body ut 1110 bisect, w t!.at the latter eeldd not tura around u: order to escape. As the wood worn wort, ars way from the sip of the Umbra toward the bark. tutee intra the lead, t r, umber may be placed so that the bark w,.1 he fit thermo.t remove.[ front thy lead The Cyelomie Theory of Coay.xien. A considerable number of meteorobgres. et mote are sari to favor the'eyctonic the •ry at present known under the same or term d coat -moon Ac.aorJ to Oils, .' 4 as- sumed that the air, htthrrdng heated in a certain rearm. rises la the atuanmp:erre to consequence of eta dlmiaGiberi weight, in the same manner as the gases that result Itosi c•otnbta:ton make their ascent up chim- ney An upward atmospheric tut rent is in thin way pr.:•luced which, 11 it prone very boutetous, may elect the r. ,gas wlttth mark the track of • cyclone, as 1 is c:rddcJ. Singularly enough, however, H•. rr lla::n. a Viennese nateorologist, Si pompanos ther- t�rinstricobsetett[eua Immofun+a! t mics iy THE RMOHT HAND. Muse cartes.' and 'stumble IaterMll.a Ab.ot This owns, Mother other the gru•Mr smutted., el the right hand has been gr ,sally acgatred tar IS r grit of nature has Away, bees a din pitted emotion. Arise 1e and Sir Thomas Brown haltered it to se hem savored lienjantn Frauklui, p. •wuattug the left head, wrote a popular article urging the claims of ibis member w greater complete ties. The left hand is Trade to say "There an two staters of us, and aha two eyes tit' own .10 sot r.s.inl le, sur are cap- able of being on better terns with mall other, than my muter end myself, were 11 n ot from the partiality of our parents, who snake the most injurious .tuttneIluus uet,au us. From my tufancy 1 have been 6.1 to coasider nay ester as being of mete u us,.ta-.1 rank l wit sutlrre.l to grow up with,:.r the East tu,tru.tton, whsle nuts,ug was spetel tor her on;,etein. Alpe had LWtra3 to teach her welting, music, draanig and oilier ae.ompluhuaenta; but if by chimer 1 touch • pencil. • pea, or a n eedle, 1 was rebuked, and more than once 1 have loran beaten for being awkw'aad, and weat101 • graceful manner." The I ft bend contended that elle should be ivatructid equally with the right to unto that if the right bared should be disabled the left ...igbt take her place. Many arguments stay be brought forward is support et the theory that the greater strengtfroftlle7'ISIat ha:t i Las keen gradu- ally detdupd. In warierr the shield woad! naturally be bald in the left hand to protect the heart while the right Nas used f.. •.ghtwg and all military training, nee .xesetetuig nuifurm movements, would tend to tnrr:a,r that distant ;on. If tee ten le a: y to use the right hand were 1ni.urn, it should appear, from anal ",y', erne other animals pwrcu greater strea,;th mu one side, rad this docs not seen to be the rase. On the contrary, it u n.atntain.d that nature shows 'he tendency to lie her own provision, u ma. v way& The ,I.re. fain of the iroten of the screw is ant arhelrary. 1 is an evidence of the adaptation 1sf patty to 5400 other in the economy u! nature. The greater str.gtb belonge to the whole right aide and not to the band alone Opera dancers. it fe said, are ol.iagcd to gigi double tbe practice to the left side to eh- liriate awkwardueas. The w, rJ ":eft" is derived from . word meaning "week." Innumerable expressions own their sig- nificance to this .inttncr ni. A lett handed blow' anipaes treac!r ry, mai • left handed-tvrnplrp,ce,t, wau.c:,t.. ,vatr•1 at different sititwtdes losing the passage oft Ilan; on ay left 'band," u equtvaleit w squalls, claims to bore td.ualy proved that I cw„ .uauat!�u. the temperature et the sit. Wetted of beteg The l'hinese amigo Iona to the left warmer iu the higher regiew.. is aetcally band in teteraoaula ; tuis may he !n :r colder. On the utber band. 14111111.• It eottlaneu with the Asiatic tendency to vafae Faye's then, y .1 the turbulent gyratory at• dexterity and cunning slwa•e physical miospheric u.'veineata u believed to explua strength. , quite cxtura!ly this d e ai /gmpeta• The question alortis occssica f.,r endless lure' Ota: nmi.:u-•, for the anon• facts are used as New rlbro-Cleaning Apparatus. a,-ements rn. both Molest with rarying to The great difficulty hitherto experienced terp.etat;.ms ""'""ding to the dttfearnt potato ot v;ew, la seearatiae steal fibre from the leaves in sow believed to be overcome by •s new I 1 roe:. from Inc rrra.rapler's res fibre :deaiiug apoaratae. opsrate.l by steam I Mrs. 1:adding !retiring•- \ •c have had a lrry pde.a tat eremite -•5t1 'r wnbto-rr tern thuaks for your kends, s. Mfrs. Plane- tung tth. .loor tieing• shut) --The horrid creature! fee:ern 'hulks ' Pot sure 1 never that_iad her for aomutg. --Boston Trans.ript. lhrilcy -Well, old fellow, I asked Mies .tmy last night w marry .mea and elle da dined, (:.elm --- -Ihr! ;the delibxaatcly, as though hesitating to pain you! lk'lley-- ' a l ;e , N tav byth �o she c t 'her • •• • � K Pot' tostat,t-Meuse pro+.rae. - -Ili a-p.r's Bazar. tuftheart twearily)-L am so beset br sulscription agents Inc socf lIes for ,,. he was ••told" to do what he did. He the arleiir.r.%ion o' .41 sorts of things that ruined to say who told him. 1 eau 1 half attend to bm.iness. How do The owner of t:vda was ruled off a.Adhe yota manage such fellows! Harillsrart hey warned. " Tire battery " as said WI he agena,ll} ,*end Win W y.. -- Harper's the invention of one Tobin, who has used it Br ser with gnat succor. at that other home Inc The Boston tlirl's Portion-ltloombnaker the improvement of the thoroughbred Pere Amy. mho is this Mr. • Wacker who calls on you w frequently? Amy ale's a pulitical physician, pa. What roe mania 1n thea ! [ don't know. I heard brother .heck say he was a ward heeler.--Nlsaiith. Gray a Co.'. Monthly. - ,„tet 11 nxis• k 1',• Nut IGrrowryTtre.kM-Xojt'j"gjt nun tin Plaaluleldbia berm cagy: what is that wit in the hihrk.il"-'ed of us'. (',,,,duce - der . wagm I,:Like down .n the tacit. N.•w York m r, - %Vont that detain us! Comic, , for - It will whet we get there' -Nes Volk Truth. The Belt Part Game -Kind son (bat t from l,ha city) -I didn't know exactly what to bring you. mother, het hem u the ma tectal ler • new alk drew. Loving mother loll. niag gsckrylel T. items,. this would ler jest what 1 wanted if 1 had sly bought it myself' Pack. powe- and entirely &otwa&tic. rhe jn. -hide amps '.bo leaves .ontimaosaly as last as the operators cau .0,511y thane, bold" them firmly during ca. cleaning, and debveres the tilt**, y a,a l fa..lt car ly cte•ned, at use ente SS side, no m.. upside , ton of the levers or of any part of t e nae Stoney being required 'for this psrpnio ; the operator amply supplies the leaves, mid the m tchine does ell the rest. While et;e of the head toadies* beretofor esapioyed will ,!ren about 3,000 leaves in ten hours, extracti11t 140 ponds of tibre,'this auto- matic machine is Said to be capable o1 cleaning 511.,N40 leaves per day, tears i.:tg therefrom souk 3.CM10 pounds of tibl : nor u skilled labor require.) to work the tee,. •i:ine, an engine of c:ght-horse power fur:..a.i:ng all the motive power required :. run 11 at full speed. Itemarkants Mega iseer Ina )t 1. epee. The advaaa a in tnodern n:erhi,. n: en- gineetia, as toads eviie.t to a rem,: degree by the fact that there .irenau • v" steel bridges spanning the O!.. , !liver. 'roe Moat team of fleas, between 1'tnunn.t, ked Newport, is of the cantilever type, am: consists of two epees. '-.h3 feet each length. with en iMmsaie central rs across tine chanssl measuring :1_' 1 Inc' length ; in addition, there ars two spans steel trusses of 434 feet each. makut total length from the opposite Fes r!; !ow tint far three.Gftbe of a mit. Th 1�/'Teaalals of a road. way twentT•!our feet in clear w duh, with two street railway tracks for e ..+tic ears and two seven -fart sidewalks The lower chord at the centre of the span ova- the channel is same 100 feet above meat. how water. • height su0ieient to cleir stay craft that troves tome the waters of the Mita THE SIGNAL: GODBRICH, ONT., TIIRWAT, APRIL 7, 1 ELECTRICITY INASPUR. f I amid get elsMseaMr. Ji trey aN et• w«i Si ttM fns Lae.M. �a 'May N. al� < mow �far _{k� y oust limit w. � .�j times I fsaro, A ��rineg a human M- ta�g. My matt tts.all��- y --T :IS two or leer Mars.. lades Memeds end pr.viebnis w last tote The oomnisiary osstaiaed leer. meal, lard, knitter, salt, psp�ff''e�r, pork sad kerma I'm prettyagootd .sot, and always minted es W Lug deer and mouatate parted.= fresh west. The moumtaia streams vas eaeellemt trout i.ktag. Ever i.sgle these hoda devils up Mn you ve mimed the rarest sport of your life. Whew ' but whey are came ' They'll tight you till they are utterly aahouaied, sad thou if you are not quick they'll take to cover under as or tort and cause you to lose both tisk sad has. "'twice I have bad pneumonia 'way up u these mountain& Luckily I lad • cowpanioo each tune, or 1 wouldn't be hen to u11 you about it. My last attack wasabout seghteee most hs ago, sad it cases eery tsar tiatahiag Inc. We were fourteen miles from tete nearest doctor. That's • jjo+od bog dis- tance to the mouutainw !1y anyone's had to go for the phyucten, sad 1 was left done use entire ought. trod, how I *affor- d : I thought • million poisoud Lathan are rows were piercing my breast at niece. 'many, when the doctor did reach tree be had ouly a abackly old tarm wagon without .prtags to carry tate to Wagon \Yheel trap. If I hadn't keenly realized tbe Jaeger and by my own efforts propped myself up in the wagon the ride would time killed me. Af- ter two months of clue, ears and &tteution 1 pulled through. Von tui what shape I'm iu now. if the p.eummmIi ah•ikes me again I'm a goner. " 1n May, 1690, I struck same float es the side ot .lauiwoth Mountain. I tied my burros and brt•an to tolbw it. I climbed the mountain along the trail of the float all day. The sou wan beating down tui n: sand the glint of the t!ost under my feet was building. Just when the We.icr•n sky was titled with that gorgeous red we ase here sometimes 1 lifted nay bead, and there was, pryecting oat iu front of me, is tnviti ug shape, a huge buwldrr of atlie•te big_ee a house. 'float's where the float I had fNtbw- ed all de!' had comes from. howl (Lod ! I aMuuet streamed wlib delight. 1 knew it was bound to come weir day, but the idea of finding it In such shape was appalling to me. But, to make a long story ah.rt, I staked it tai, and it was mine. 1 named It the Mastmuth. When 1 went back to my vamp that night 1 slept as I ladn't for months before. 1 knew their must 1e some of it close around, and 1 kept as work fur a month, until in dime I found the EtheL As to the Holy Awes, about which the news- pape s have weaved w nam)• !airy talsU J toned that on my first trip here in 1889. It was on Jame 25, and 1 located st the second day after tanking the float. The (bit is on the name vein. They are both to Campbell Mountain. 1 gave it the came Holy Muies simply,beeause I like odd mimeo. "In August, 1891. twu Germans named Theodore Reisinger sad Julius Hasa began proapecting oa Bachelor Mountain, just on the east side of the gulch from C'ampteill Mountain. 1 was in there at the time. They located the I.ast Chance within 24 fret of the Amethyst, which 1 diaooierrd. They are on the same dein, which u un.ioabtetlly the richest we have yet struck. I think the richest mineral region in the district te about four miles long b twelve wide. Them are all fissure Vein*. The true Memo, such as we have here. is the most powerful -of all formations. lou can trace then. farthr r. The formation at Leadrille is blanket. There the salve is (ousel in liaw,tuoe anti prophyry.h;jHere it is between porphyry and " How touch do you expect to iodize out of your fields'.'' Oh, I can't estimate it now," replies Mr. Cremit% w i h a n•.achalaat air. •' 1 lune two partners Capt. 1.. E. ('amplell and Col. Dave Mullett. They grub -staked me, and we snare equally. 1 sapgau s my labor coat theme $800 mel. In tbe meat two month; my income will be at least 91,000 a Jay. "f he Holy Mums pas out 80 ounese hr the ton and tire Amethyst 140. feremaIe a clear profit of $500 a car on Holy Muer. and 8800 • car on Amethyst. Since Ikteaer we Mare shipped 230 csrs,and have.yet done no ,toping.' • %% kat are ) ou goigfc flf do with all this money '" asked the dorreapoadeny, ('ree.Ie,wttx.g ynical iinile,said : • Well. I nckon 111 end a place Inc it. There's my m.ph11. Sherman F der, her about the beat I've gut. 1 dont want burn to grow op like 1 did without any education. 1'11 seal him to school before he gets too old. I ease bin 10 be a laeyer. 1 d.u't care whether he practises or not. .lust ro he learns enough law to learn what. goy right. are is all 1 care fur Ilou't you 'nixed to travel and see the world 0h, 1 have travelled. Ih,ln t 1 tell you that I Nei be.•u all over Colorado, Vyow tug, Nebraski,Mlo,tanaaml the Rid Lands'! That's more than most people none seen. I went out to California two or three )ears ago and came lack by way of ,trizona and New Menne.. 1 think when I get time I'll take • trip through the Southern States. I don't know much ahem the ucgroes and want to see how they live down South. Then they tell me St. Louis anti Chicago are pretty big towtu, and 1 may go there on my southern trip." •• But 1 mean why don't)nu go to Europe and Inc the great cities and the art galleries. etc., of the 01d World persisted the ex- respou4ent. " %Vhat do i want to go tlrre for ' They haven't got any m.runtains and gorges an.' valley. tike these. Why, i wouldn't give up the chase after deer or(ff these mountain* and the fon. of Gaping for speckled trout in these streams that you hear gun/ling and rollicking down over the cliffs for all of Europe. The air here.us,, is so bracing that I don't know bow 1 could Tire without it. And then there's mores Iyer in theme moun- tains he emoun- tains arinok for. A great many prnspee. tors have rushed in here lately, but 1 stand just as good a show as anybody. Besides. $30,000 a month is a heap of moue) these tones, and maybe I can do better by Hal- ing herr and looking Otter it. 0h, no, i se not afraid anybody will swindle me. i've got along pretty well so far, am(1 hare the utmost confidence in Capt. Campbell, who is managing the property. The (aptain and 1 fought Indians together. and 1 know he is true lane. 1 have no had habtta, and by taking rare of myself 1 expect to live • long time et. I don't know the taste of whiskey, and I never drank • pilin of beer in my life. 1 don't like the nasty stuff As for gmhlinv at any game, 1 never dM it in my de and am 100 n Sow to learn. So ) awa awe at this late dayI'm not '$ t to kse fay head and crake a ont of myself. It's true i never made much money befon.bat 1 have always done het ter thaw .ine-t.aths ..1 pre- pluton_ 1 located the Monarch district, twenty miles from Salida, fourteen years ago. I only got $8.000 Inc that, bet that sues enelsgh to dote me ,nw hent times I also bested the itassnza camp, and enkl the Twin lode then Inc *10.000 And se tble strays .an prattled along sheet himwlf se trembly aid as simply as • and. Be Mess's malts that there in a gram mwq•ord world with iN ayes ley- r..a• art w IM nmrale mewMim ma•sasae es.1as. them The N. Y Wad. There u a selene-bekiag old armee M tluttaaburg awned Uri.. who has bees tbe subject or prolotead dsST to " the talent,'. or '• the wide beads," or "tb. tawniest, people," as they are variously known, for many bye. It has beam aotiusd that when tlyda was et leag odds she invariably won, and whes she was favored m the betting she as surely lost. There aro assay .cheated animals at Guttenberg who snit their run nisei to the quotes! odd., Pitt in I :yde's .ase then was • rumor that something besides the mere numerical eccentricity of high sad low prices was rnpowe:bi. Inc her perform - amus. It was reported that while t.yda ran at Gloucester reoently • rumor ran that an electric battery was mead oa her, end as she we. at bar usual !wait price " It. wide heads" became °aniseed that esu. trtw•tty m some farm or Mbar had something to do with arcking old l:yda win. Gyda started in the third race at Gutten• burg yesterday, and belore the race was run the ring was full of rumors about wys torous alet:tehwl appliances. The jockey was a round-faced little boy, teu of toelbeyears old, named look, wboar natural weight is about _id pounds. Ile weighiel in to ride at 93 pounds, and tt was found that he was tiee {ru021415 otcr.weight. The wide herds shook bands with each other. Their sus- picicus were confirmed. 'The Injection' ain't in it with elec uieiiy',' they said. •''rise riure's gut the battery." And there was a big plunge on l:yda It may be rneatiusaed, by way ot .x pimiento' to those who are not f&nuliar with (luttenbur,e that when the poor .old wreck of horses exhibited there are known to have received a hypodermic injer.ttou of wh`skt-v and morphine, techuically called the inlectiun, their prier at once goes down in the ring.It is a great point with a I:uttenburg bookmaker to know t: a horse has really re,•ravtd an iniectios 1'rafty owners ufteu make a pretense of giv- ing thou horses the injcctwu. But 1,y,ia disappointed her hackers by sever shown.;; pronunentfy at auy point of the race, mud in a field of six finished abr,- lute!y last. The wide beads, with their cus- tomary indifference to spilled milk, chased 1d1 after the winner of the neat rate, anti 110 ate amid have known or tared to know the history of Gyda's race if Cook, to weighing out, had not been found to be four pounds heavier than when be weighed iu. •• Where .lid you get these four extra pounds raked secretary Whitehead. "Have you been taking any 10.13U -fat cures,' Little (rook. round fur grew white and he stared bird at the secretary. .lust then executive committeeman Carr came into the room. •• W h:;e did you r: those four pentads'!" K U&..1 sterni Cook eoiered itis fan: with his sleeve and i>ttgt a to blubber. Mr. Carr walked over token and swiftly ran his hands around his I jacket. • Why, slat have you got here' he ex elainie i, as hie Raab struck, t,ouuething me tank ie the boy's right aide. Cook only ! howled dismally. 1 Cook was taken, strictly guarded, to the !executive esm.littee rooms, where he was stripped sad examined. Around 01. weeds was fouud a0 ingenious !rubber triad a foot or more deep, provided with pockets. Ia these lxicketa a regular battery was secreted. stunning down along the boy's right leg front this battery were two wirer. They passed under his riding boot and, coining up again, were wrapped about • spur, which was made of specially prepared metal. alast.r took had amply to drive his right spur into poor oi.l (eyed" to make that slew and solemn animal thank she was Ire• tag "electrocuted." mud of course. beim wise, .he would dart away at fall speed. A saddle cloth of rubber kept the fiery' current from reaching tier except .when the spur was applied. Cook wept hard and talked little. He Gloucester. There have been tumors Fr. fore of iia use at (;uttenburg. /' A Otani flywheel lied. e• 10'..0.1. The greet flywheel that burst with such dq.astro5m "Dahill to der Afiatet.gp %tills, li•acbester, N. H.. has been repla•-e.. by • wooden wheel thirty fact in diameter, with an ash rim nine feet w,.1,. Thr arms .e cast iron. and floe wheel writo. fifty teas. 1.1.,e 1d 4 . Laser A.td. A company b5, Iver formed with 1st;• napes; for the purpose d working 4 lsc- tery already existing ha Lou.l.ue 411,1 •or builda..g wid.t,•,n.1 works Inc the err n.fa.- trw'e of liquid carnotite avid w the i):tem already an see Near Berlin As lamam sus 0. 1 rasetet. A Cleveland Arm have recently ca.- atracted as im.seas5 end becket, eaves feet high, five and ..s -Mali het in diameter sad capacity 0f bailing lt,l10 pounds of h.•swh •d Immo... .. 5nyh w', and see how we batooanoos coal. It tips as ..sly as tie ...nig rear The proof of the peddling a them small bucket& eating. as thee say .► SmHr sal /lsllt by alladoea Ai/grieved Fair lis.. peewee bat busineas- The law railroad is 1.din to b.. built likes Ow proof tit the padda', nr, is the.. ,Abuser, Ale..• -t the tanned bursting time la list•., %t hen Perth will burst its bonds and wake :111:11 n When Miele will burst and With rise hatkg. rb.er The I.srg-band sentinels of bill ad pWri. Why, .,mag. of 1 hunt anew from throats of binds Anil i,r ..r1. burst .ter the cliffs wttb fuller teener hare,. will buret toeir ! oug•bwn..1 ,I..orw 5n1 la.•nla Beret 1 nm their prisons a .I to pismires rush. Al.. Yee' ami not to 0e oe$.laiae in this, The annual home ng carnfeal, yon'"! See The ..sl fess, 00.0.4 gorge it. deep ahem A.4 beret M O ly rm. .do nae more 7 ? Penalty Are. Dwyer -Of a setee i .don't know what his defe,,,..s, madam, but we can .nue him for 0e,e love lettere. and aatrollsd entirely by essiees, las -- _ -_ -- bass saaetiosrl by tie ladies Govern la ski. /airy ae.t.araet. maaf. The hone will be .boat shirty malty Mr. Curs mg an wannest -lay. Mary; hog se the Roughly district �� i ordered some rolls and a bowl d "half ria riaarira r.14 ______L and half ' What do you Umiak i rawest by halt and half •` Tia.. a.. crew wgm(nd M jai: 1" the Nor 1 ht half milk and half Ms small � •Ms en t m y M"./ ye. wt. arrant. w. 1» tenses tioehttrea w wt Mr. Climbing - 01 1 th.wht my Mit irk pee w s.�lbtmsabh was bell tar Ned hen wMss.-Peak. r 111 -britt Flower 99 " I inherit scale tendency to Dys- pepsia from my mother. I suffered two years iu this way ; consulted a number of doctors. They did me no good. 1 then used Relieved In your August Flower and it was just two days when I felt great relief. I soon got so that I could sleep and eat, and I felt that I w -as well. That was three years ago, and I stn ,till first- cl:;;is. I ate never Two Days. without a bottle, and if I feel constipated the least particle a dose or two of August Flower does the work. 'rhe beauty of the medicine is, that you cau stop the use of it without any bad effectsou the system. Constipation While I was sick I felt everything it seetned to me a mau could f:el. I was of all men most miserable. I can say, in conclusion, that I believe August Flower will cure anyone bf .a.aa� Indigestion if taken :r�vewsw■ 7 with judgment. A. M. Weed, 229 Belle - fantails. Rt.. Indianapolis. Ind." ti . Ifyou are looking for something new in CHAMBER SETS O. A. NAIRN Can interest you at Reaso��ble Prices. EAST -ST. FLOUR & FEED ezoas. -:1y daughter was apparently at the point of death with that terrible dis- ease diphtheria. :(11 remedies hail failed, but %1INARD:t I.IAIMF:\T cured her : and 1 would earnestly recommend et to all who may be in need of a good family medicine. ,polls 1). 10.171L1 French Village. THE NEWEST BONANZA KING. 'gas Mary .i R. s'. savage ase tm. Mee MMbe In r'eberade. ('reede letter to et. Iouu Olob. Venae rot. N. ('.l'reede has worn his 3 -outer manhood out in climbing over the Rockies. and now, tho.rh just fairly in the prime of life. anal with the halo of the redistioa of super Pusan hone enveloping him, he a doomed to pass the remainder of his life in heroic endeavor to partly regain that robust health and vigor of youth his long ',ears of life in the solitude of the mountains has sapped keen him. The story of has life, as told by himself, is a simple one lie said to The (:lobe-Demtoerat rorresp,ndem1 " 1 am an Indianan by meth. 1 was boa at Fort Wayne, that State, in 1043. My parents took me to lows when 1 was two years old. and 1 have never Ino east of the Missiesippi sine. In lfri2, when i was nisiete's, 1 volunteered in the United States a ivy, sad Inc .eves years served as a scout with the Pawnees. [ received the pry of a first lieutenant, th..gh 1 held no rank I went all through Nebraska. Colo redo, t{ yoaiiag, Montana and the Aad Ism& of the Dakotas in the earl .lays. 1 was in the Mark Hills before gold was dr covered, earl *hes I heard of that i ncite- meat it set me to thisking about my lest =mist 1 began to talk to every• b lend 1 imist who I thought had any 'mewl; elmisrule, mid by this Mesa i ed ep audition knowledge te tell sit ver and g.M Seat gibe. 1 mw them. Bet Pm ever bothered nisch with . Wes eneaahb, L bit the in .ad have bees ellaekisg error *0.arm.saalalaa the West seer tlfltai 1 um* sub . tsar ortsOIy hem., am tttw "Niter • aid deeds ma eines iki/C- M l'IIiivIIsih J'nr$ali�ir. is 0..:,: ,::s:! [F.; l:gall d.sberyerrf:vro.'.rt_:C..: '' ':.sg e> Toronto House The sowing of good seed is the first and most important step towards securing a boun- tiful harvest. I have received a new st3ek of seeds, includ- ing a large supply of Timothy, Clover and Seed Wheats IS THE LEADING DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, Anil solicit a call from those who want to make sure of getting good, fresh seeds. THOS. J.7 L k T THE LATSIIT .AND f;F - FALL 9P» FINTER GOODS NOW ON Vi1W. OZZAT _ CLEARIIG SA!IR JAS. SAUNDERS' P. ODEA, Al( LEA \ : BLOCK. M anaage - IdcT EOID'S YSTEM RENOVATOR AND 0THxn 71,,Tan Herons tints.. Specifi& and Antidote for Impure, weak and impoverished bleed. dye- =, ppee(Iaaastaa aleeplessneas, palpitation of the liver complaint, neuralgia, loan of memory, bronchitis, an.umptKw, gall nooses, jaundice, kidney and urinary diesa•es, St. Vitus' dance. female irreg- ularities and veneral debility. LABORATORY. ICODERIGH, ONTARIO. J. M. NIcLF,OU, Irropeielor sod Manufacturer. McLanesSvergaf RawTAmn can be had ham ail d lots in tows. as well as from all 1110 brtwecn Owen Sound an.t 4eafonb, Iiurtam and Tnroato. a17-ly. $900 sai.s7eT to AtenW. en W grill and (leryrrmen to Int ts a n!w' ppplsr reaadard been. Testimony o1 19 Centuries to Jesus of Nazareth. The remit rwmarkarue religious Crook of the me w Hoes by los eminent ',cholas, Nenwertarina "leery Catalan wants It. exclusive territory eft en. Apply to The livery 5111 rabll.biag 4.. terrain*. 4.aw. 1r►y and t0.t kb. every movement is watched and flatted by roes who now command mil lima, which have nerved may to whet their appetite for more, nor that there are thou- sands of envious and hungry devils who are rely ton tuitions to fellow in his wake, like the jackals that criage in the tracks of the Numulian lies that they nay pick the remnants and serape left .n the wayside by the king of the jungles. Veld wea4Mr Triol.. Dun Was, rho Wall and Winter 1 sof Fared from nenralgia in my foot nap had the bast medical advice without arail. 1 at Ia. testi of trying R. R. R., and after ages Me jinni• have not felt say symptom. et amid l� Mese. I regard it as • Lae �a .i. T. Dwfiwr, Heaslip. Mae. Amyellialg es Mew. Hostas Are ye. hod of Kipling Mr. Osman td Cbicagol "fever played it t bet IA just as Gees take • heads eat - i limes 1 mold pick it sp army ettlotagh ' • As he intends retiring from Inonneses, he will sell ha large and well assorted stock at bottom. prier.. Chinaware, Jewellery. Wedding Rings, Silverware, Nickel and Plated knives, Forks and Spoons, Albums, Plush and Other Goods, Toys, Fancy Goods, eta The Signa wan awn anis ss..i.l atwws to its Jeb Pei.tisg keiitti.., which .n mem poised amide the cities Inc the preempt and aale.tles el di .inose. 01 misprl.L nay A peened 01 this ......e y. bean need of, i. y we soli at year pateoayr eo .doss that oar e/.: to pl.... wt meg with the approval .f our patrons. "Letter ♦des i In this line we have a very large stock of line writing papers snit able fax every clam of business represented in this locality, cum prising laid and wove, Baena, quadrille and other papers, ruled or unruled, as side be required liott iAteet\1 This useful size is kept in the fall range of qualitieo same . letter head.. While t\\aO. i,ettat are not so generally used, they fill an important piece in commercial correspondence. See what we've got under the above bests. If the " pay -a -you -go " plan was the order of the day the demand for account paper would not !s• ;o great : but there are sonde men who get so litany cleaners tint they wonder if the stock will eter run out. We dont intend it to, and at present our stock is corn pieta- in this line with four sires. Good paper and neat ruling. i7tttate\lots Mit [loth single and double dollars and tents columna Thev come cheaper than hill heath;, and are the proper thing to send after a delinquent 0114.* a month. They are sure to fetch hien 'round - sometime. 8.000 Rolls of Wall Paper gild Borden, %Hlt'l w11,1. at 401.0 AT Hill rRlt:R. Now is your time for bargains. SPRING MILLINERY Miss Cameron has re- turned from the cities, where she has secured a complete assortment of Spring Millinery In the latest styles. Her stock of hats, bonnets, flow- ers, ribbons, etc., is unsur- passed in Goderich, and her prices will bear comparison with those of any other establishment. A call solicited. MUM Oimow ACHES( Today we open for incl: Single Dresses, Dress Never before have we h stylish goods. Inspection invited at ono not repeat. 200 Pieces of Rauch In the best qualities produce our immense range ar ever heretofore at W. ACF THIS IS THE CROSS CUT ,,S441 In which we lead. G- CA TTL E Cfb Finest in the BEST MA .qt prices rt R. P. WILKII Now, it would be hard to get along without envelopes, and to keep up with the demand for them we keep a large stock on band all the time. By the end of this week we will have about a hundred thousand, and the prices will range from ;roc. to a13.(µ) pet- M. er M. We handle commercial and legal sizes eaclui.v.•+v (.i�tleet�\wre. We aim to excel in ail the differ- ent kinds of work we turn out, but especially in this, and keep in stock plain and fancy papers suitable for all requirements. of gl.tertailamenta and meetings promptly turned out, from the plain but nest to the most elegant with cored and pencil attached. CtarJsv. atI& T.‘e1tats This head covers •m a -o en a lar, range of work, from a "mead or milk ticket to a neat calling earsl, from an or- ulinary admission ticket to a tasty lousiness cared Or a handsomely printed membership ticket. -5 otter t Our facilities for turning out this class of work are evidenced by the fact that the great bulk of it is done by us. This Zine also in- cludes cheer which our three fast -running Job praise% are able to turn out in a surprisingly short time. a\e�\\w belong to the pxater deportment also, and we make a specialty of them promptness being our sin in this respect. A notice of sale will appear in Tat SIGNAL free of charge when hills for sante are got Isere. To the Front as Usual. ' oTwrrus'rAN menta to be a ' e and m to time, goods for cash," all g for cash, and I am or lash or on receipt of to buy as above can ur buy on time and I receiving portions of n Z \\.% %Bette\x11 to an "At Home" or a wedding require o.onaiderable taste in selec- tion sometimes, but we make it an easy matter by keeping in stock the very latest and bed samples to be had. Call and res. e, otirattsSA re i st 'Q has already been partially eau>•- erateed in some of the hearts above. There is, however, a vast amount of work under this head that to enumerate would -more than take up the entire space occupied by this adv't, but we do it all at Tel HMIUA L #\\ AGtlf►t os Vir o, in the typographical printing line taut he done in this .Nabiititlsset in an expeditions and artistic manner, and Ov►r ?&t% MS.S\\ be Immo. wee% reotorweb\t. We 'Mead our thanks for past bo- ots and melioft s ooritinsanse d the sum Oemenses, Orr• SPRING � will have full hence, which for style none. I am not afraic Strictly one psi 3064 THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEN, THE BEST I8 THE °BEAPEE7 THE BUT 18 THE CHEAP= TAE BEST IS THE CHEAPER" THE BE8T 18 THE CHEAPES'1 TfZ BEET 18 THE CHL THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST THEB THE THE HEST THE 818? THE MST THE 111NT THE BiI ? THE now Miff THE EMIT THE BEST THZ BEFIT THE IMIKT THE BEST THE REST TEl BEST THZ BERT THE BERT THZ BEST TEl BEST TEl BEST Tin BEIrT THE BEST THE BEST THE REIT THZ BEST THE 818? 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