The Signal, 1892-6-30, Page 3isLIMON OF WOVEN
•, THINGS OF INTEREST TO 110
FAIR IILX•
ape As. Seelnt - M WNW As.
seem We a Oeeem ie wtsa .*•lades
w on- ales he nee wall.. - bum
Weft te new M gated The Dara
"nese is groaps or solitary limen, is
micas at latarwi ler la eh-re-
abesadri of tie mese elder, ars treat
pd to the FevaiWng style of the dot,
•es ,h. layouts .bolos far armrest
Dema of them are beautiful emomgh
,1.
t a Mother ffmperwt lute pinkie
utheis w dealing ilea they
{tea- think he "has '.
b • r.x,dly m.•
uta. *here are two ways of making
rep. The short woman cute her strip
mss, whether it u silk, grenadine, or
a perpendicular hum u front.
inslant together, with the gored
s„ in • succession of pointe at the
II. The tell woman, confident of bar
afero•'s• cuts her stripes on the
1e, round and tumid the skirt,
f thus .tupMssues her bright amt
ore. lace and ribbon, gay bend.
ea,rotdenes, sod cut jet otnssr..ses
c„n,ine ut utakieg these stuped sows.
,raruve. A favorite NMction te • black
,..d with stripes el HAI. hat vivid.
hoe, and the latest Parkins advise is to
a the skirts of .mi gees with two
Am of riolwu. r peatiag the colon to
t ltnp•'• •'f the materiaLwith flues of
A LOA grenadine,
berried Katteau, a pale hde firma. aed "'Abu-
t. a roll roes shade, should have two
eh� of pl.it.,d ribbon, ...b reek. made
tee ribbon., a broader green, with •
,rue intik 1 iW.os plaited through the
set.
To full yoke and enormous
eve are ..t plata green crepe du chine,
onset rite thu1 black lace, and • deep
of late almost covers the corselet. The
rdle of l. I.0 the two d.pendLDg oro -
ow *tutu :ere • f iiure.uf so irony *ask•
auie go•o.. and which may trace their
ig,a to the modes to vugso at the court of
ass XV! l. when women, M well as men,
(.sola, r ..re two watches. with two long
acm hanging ell either nide from the
u,touat. Stripe were as popud•r is
lee days, too, as at the present time.
DIET IN HOT WEATHER.
me tare *rood Pointe to aw.r he Mad
Thew Da7•.
The steed matutepaaoe of the bodily
at being 4 prime phystolugscal noosesily,
nple should he specially careful in regard
their diet 1:1 theorems soseons of the year,
there arc varying
dem•ads epee the *ye-
a at d:dereut plains .ad tinsel Am
erybod) ku.,ws, or should know, there is
imp.ntslt difference among the but
odu..ua principles of food, and to est the
sae in tee heat of .ulnar as in the cold
tater .t awn Is Meer folly. Food
tut widely to calorific power.
le flu ucf;oils head the hat 1 they coo-
n slm...t entirely of the two ktigghly
minatn.te elemental consort and hydro-
s, <ont.ontug from 77 to *0 per cant of
It turner 1., 11 or 12 of the latter. Starch
oars root to the apnea. thea sugars, .ad
.113' the vegetable ands and lean mesa,
r the same prtutipie.the albuminoids or
roma. And hereby
=Ts: tale
with r
uebeg. the
rest ;VI rasa chemist, sem their rehttive
. .aa, 01 pus's', of keeping the body at
k mese temperst•re during equal unto"
I follows: To produce the sea effect a.
Depots of ha 240 of marsh will be re-
amed, 2.111 of can MEM. 961 of dry grape
war mud milk, and .70 of fresh loan meat;
Oat u, . pound of fat gena ae far is heat-
•• -2 2 5 lar. of starch. or 7 7.10 lbs. of
am dee*. The two greet leading papoose
an,c't, these serve in the system is the for-
tattoo
orutto, ,.f tissue and the production of beat,
in lean meat *lenient performing the un-
nue.- fu•cit.wt and the fats. •terch, .ad
radars
supplying the calortfient or heat
mottles. And a proper proportion of
Wee u called • autnuve ratio. And It ham
ern found that to keep the human body in
.rfect health, thu ratio requires to be
✓ ied according to the climate aed theme-
s
e-
on of the year. To maintain the seismal
,est ,n the Arctic regions an Earponaux re-
alise raw blubber that octet -unit u high as
U per rut. of carbonaceous matter, whilst
seam at the tropes lives lerge:v upon
run., m which the carbonaceous utter
ills as low u 12 per cwt So • kaowl-
dgo of the calonfyiug powers of the van-
es elerueuu of foal, and of the proportions
o which they are found. enables am to
toddy our diet according to the varying
raprratures of tee year. To ups the suns
het in these hot days test is oaeesm.d in
✓ uler, will surely remelt in bodily disown -
ort and disease. A nutritive of 1 to 8 (1
t.trtuient to 8 hest produeiss), which
e ight be tolerated when the nteroury weed
it
...ty lei.* taro would be oosgsating erhas
die mercury stood well toward the .madam
Large mounts of tat and starchy) fends
Meld be eschewed in • hot masher diet
m far at p.seible. The mixture el gloss
lad starch that exists is wheat flew finer
teems to he jest that whisk n meat peer -
illy rueful to man. All the whet, sae Y
w hat, rye and note, ak1IM gee
parts of non -nitrogenous he ow
a.(
✓ oe. or Dae part of gluten or dem
to five of fuel msteral. (Jr.w Imam
peas have • higher roto, •sol solitaire nos
part of gluten aed owl)) two said three parte
et starch, or the heat a emelt. and hlee
wall suited to a het weather diet Pese
et•tem,
nes sad buckwheat rage hem 11 to 13
pure of starch to ems of totem, and may
judg
d accordingly.
majori
y et
fl den vegetables, •z `�t t toes awl
trd� t.
vein bora, have • well bl•acbed ratio of
waren Lad glum' or •lbes►iewids ud ors -
lie -hydrates, whilst all the fn1t1 are low in
hsetgtrlag elements, and M the sante time
sennttoos rad seedy digested. Frans
have ea low .e 19 per *tete. of w
yho* les
Natter, .n besi,
PMpxtion of • ye, and mbar as
relive eompnundo Is the kinn kineE feed. they
sawn melt • 6ne essehinatlw d vee.
Ne and., extractive sehetasei and aro-
luta principles with the sstritive matter
tatto�vct powerfully is the capacity of tee
t
aT-uevante, tonics and ustieeptksf, prevent
Aty, strengthen diginies and cornet
t►. putrefactive teedenol-s of sittoeenor s
lord, Fruit and ntiu, .l whisk we he . •
a .bs.dame, with **rams hard, vege-
tables
oh sod leas inset. farm • shame diet lert mums.
the
et-
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1892.
OW Wes Il thee. -- =_
A w.sisagawhat .t &Mali bad is
W he W • se
▪ measry • meet d.tenoned tel
len wk. M L One *sal..e h ilia
seed week, ►s• ono lelldny he the let •p.
d *thee W tier three eaawssiw
she masher eMMed Me abeam,
lei ha west be sae hiss. He bead
him at hemp is, kis meal beak► and spirits,
.d aloe .m.a snesea1 tau be same so the
• of W visit
Yea havest been be sural lately.
Brother llau r les.mid.
eaefeen/ the brother.
''Ton an foie" hem gram, I fear."
"Webs, I am, panes"
"Why. my dear fel ad." .maimed the
preacher. "how does that ►•mem r
Tb. ernes brother brueM ep sea his
floerew herd and Are
)os kaow that mule Dolt 1 houghs "" he
sate.
„Yes.,
•Y;lt. • h.adred dollars for bis.!'
••Not wuth a hooter sales, be is broke
.rd t., s diol for hot
-Well, 1 uudettook to break him"
"And i found out 1 couldn't break hon
and be • Christian at the same time ; and
parson, 111 break that mule if 1 never get
to the New Jer.aalem."
Naturally the good man was greatly
.hocked but he .ou.ds't help sdminu" the
seal of hes brother, and when be sew hint
at church the neat Sunday, he ounclude.l
that Proudest,* 11ad come to the rescue
and showed the mule the error •.1 his ways.
No attend ea Her KI.kte.
OSS.lnctor on the Iron Mountain a:nl
Southern Railroad told the following inci-
dent : "We were whirling along the other
day through the granite hills of Wayne
county. benind tisk* end running at a fur&•
our rate, when the eugureer caught sight of
an old woman slowly pott.rle4 ahead on
the truck. Instantly the whistle woe
blown No heed, however, wes taken of it.
Thinking th- venorabledame would get out
f danger In .Iue utne, the speed was pot
sla:keued, though the screaming of the
wined* made the Mlle ring. Yet still the
old woman kept slowly on, tarning herr
head neither to the right mor t., the left
until the engine was almost upon her. Then
the brakes wens put on with s wall Ned the
trate was stopped just to time to Sete her
life.
• 'What the .*evil is the 'natter with
you'.' uku.l the engineer ea he jumped
off and took the ancient darns by lbs
' boulder.
•• 'You needn't scream so. You have
matte fuss enough already,' was the massa
T•PlY.
You heated the whistle, then
•' •$artinly. I loin.' deaf.'
" 'Then, why in thunder didn't yon get
off the Track''
'• 'You ham.' got no right to run over
folks as I knows on, and it's your basins,*
to ato3i when yos see them walking on the
track.
“The .weenng of the army in Flanders
was nothing compared to th.t 01 the one -
seer as he pusher) her aside, sprang upon
the macnine anti set it going again to the
tune of forty miles an Auer." -St. Louts
Republic.
An I..yore, glide Parrot.
An old maiden lady who strongly obje.t-
ed to ••followers" had as • eomoenton a
gray parrot with • wonderful faculty for
',wrong up senteneea One day the old
hely had cause to severe7 reprimand one
of her maids f + I-reaeh of the ••f.dlower"
ordinance. T:.1s O. irritated the girl 11.t.
as . wind-up •., the recital of het wrong.
is the hearing of her fellow servants .ed
Polly. who happen...1 to he with them, she
.:dammed passi„lately : "I wish the old
laity was dead.” The parrot Ines no time
in showing off its newlysacgnired know•
ledge when nest taken into the drawing -
room, to the slum of ate elderly mistress,
who superstitiously thought it was • wani-
ng tram the other world. She at once
ameulted the vicar, who kindly volunteer-
ed
olunteered to allow his own parrot, which could
almost preach • short sermon, sing psalms,
eta, to be kept for a short Wee with the
impious one, in order to correct its lan-
guage. To this pod they were kept to-
gether in • small rooms for a few day,
when the lady paid them • visit in com-
pany with her minuted 'Artier. To their
intense terror, immediately the door was
opened, the lady's parrot saluted them
with the omiDn.s phrase : "1 wise the old
lady was dead '•• The vicar's bird respond-
ing, with all the solemnity of an old parish
clerk : "The Lord hear oar payer.' -
Feetbaed World.
Ta. (sweeten w.ms.. J«rad.
(dryis pehlr.he.l in the (*piled et
a 300111+' ,Dermal at
seam awl ed i .wept OF
loopluead come.. 1 s me-
suty of Neon**'* wet a ire arms
blissen exMMtfoe, the . 1..e of •
ilyntesdem ler W. Norton** of •
aw.,aety of E `... l.tos., sod mei
el Zsseeslws psrpsa la
Lb* ol�d d•]s the thea weenie .t lettere
e" anted with the muftis= sad shamed
la w"w•s e1 .4r1.• w.rlllg. tea die
vend m.....
A Kara Aid..
A correspondent of Turf arid Field tells
of • ►analog bird that made its twat res
the leaf of a palm growing is his drawing -
root i in Trinidad, this bung possible from
the feet tbd the windows are open all day.
The drawing -room is frequently seed, and
• tall door lamp, which is lighted at aiiitt,
minds but a few feet from the nett, where
the little visitor site •udiatnrbed even
while singings .sol piennforte playing are
gots" ea. Three tiny eggs had ted in
UM nest, Dae of which Neu latched ea the
19th of last month.
Wears tlrhltes.. P•u.d.
It is related that Walt Whiteai's first
poetic .Bort was to describe is verse • ship
ostler full sail. He failed to satisfy his own
critdeal taste, sod years after he said that,
though be was able to portray a lomesotive
in an adequate way, the picture la rhyme
eta ship at pea always elided him
Tse old Meld,
Tee -These isms mighty agreeable thing
about tolling cm u old maid
Jack -Whet is that
Tom—She dam% bore yon te death by
telki.g •boot "odd thio"."—New York
Herald.
'• ceserados." T. re Blaen,•• .. AmnIa
seese7: lea.
Alm! Howse/shy Mage p wrong.
A lovely girl dap a reveler eeeg.
Then come* a mist led a kfi■dirtg pato ,
And the gki Y ..v r the sena epi■
A Fact
Wt>.= limeirker Is thatNeel all.
ream wklek all .lkae mi sellae fell
le awe. yield he Agues S.eeemme61A►
Free! esdnao•
ion el t-- alar►
lapel *eases to
hese laces
seek deep -sestet
mei stabletera MM.
Ora as Moa-
mar
iksa -
Baal. ar the
et
Elm
ars
ieare
erestaiewesl>r
tadd silmelham
Deep. neips.�ls1�.k% Mom
Tleii
Y*d. whist i—
" About two years egk it
los alias ass
o walk_ foals wall pest
� - sled having ihetal wMom
without I saw bas advertise-
ment in a pease Y$ a male had
dieereseinduri
I Ikea
wake a=rt thisissil=m11 took
u regularly kir _ eve 1 am
Esti°Vias 1t . ' nmd • eoo-
last Ihave _:ale had leo
lbs.
Oa par=
I�� N. i .
with yyyaaga "oda aa
to s,7
hos six is a I seiwa let ut the
sickness vary mush d IIW_ ad. with no
sad my spasm disordered in
,Ye lm I essusuottedt w sae Ayimprove
*4
and Lagasi to improve st
ear, gdslns ile and soon re-
members, usual Masa. I cannot say
too alas' la proles et this well-known
metlellea."
"I have taken s great deal at wsdi-
tgoo d es Ay li iota —a 1
felt hs bread sleets helm had
aseMbeed e31 Dottla. sad I can
oar? ]moa,
that beet dlood,
ot." —L. W. Ward, 8t.,
T
W .z .
Apor's Sarsaparilla,
MAIMA*:m ST
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowes. Masa.
pump; ate umiak $1., Worth She heli.
a.:SA •.
BACKACHE
1°.iL N I
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
Illemmar1- a7 a any.
Manners ain't in it with massul. When
it bare to a pinch mwnl is what manta.
Mappers a meetly fur comply. Ida
&rapt my w but ibid.. the only time she
ypsrs any meaner, is when theys comply.
Manners is all rite fur girls. It &cant
matter whether they appear well ur pot.
Mariners only pays for boys when chaps
mince pi cousin an )jure lik to gat rent away
from the tabel if yer dowt let perlite• _ t
1 Imo manners.
All ver hat ter do is ter dunk scop out 00
the .ire Ur yore ,pone and not l•ff wile the
mie4Msr sat grams.
1. It Nltet►t.t
Mrs. Totlisg—E'er going to sake ms a
hath robe.
Mrs. Dimling—Are you t
Yes ; I hem bo ght the loveuas pipes
.f warred silk for that purpose.
Rad No eppevtedty.
Profitable (•*•minis" M •pplio•at ler •
teaeber s certt6oatel- Oen yes deelia.
"love," Miss (Maley
Mies Caitlin Ib•ehfully)-I weer haw
had a shame to, err.
TIE KEY TO MULTI.
Peer T.K.rw.
friT They say that Dieter halal a
is the world.
Triplett—O. weeder. He west about
teeiti.ig ase bleary u.1uMiem . perky
pWeerrr�a Wtxmw tfsat Mem
is
world meard
w Three all the pn u.� of maims .sioyed by
i 11 the R bleeds .ad the
Unlocb' nl the e!rr=ea avenges of the
Bowsts. K:dn•n ar.1 Liver, Barr;ing
oft g ..lua :r: reakenin; the rye -
tom, all Lie :::,venues Std font humors
of the se_rctS.ne; a: the rime t*rnc Gr-
rectir:Z Ae't�'ty Stomach.
the Stomh.
curing Iit.,cu nee, 1yspep1ia,
Headache?,:::iness, Heartburn.
Constipat'cn, of the Skin,
Dropsy. rune.*?.a r( Vts1.a, Jahn -
IOUs. <e.lt Rl*tun, E-1rs1pcles, Sere-
frla, Fluttering e. the ,cart. Ner-
vousness, and Gr".:Isrrl)ehiltty s11
these end marry ether simi!or Gulpp mr'� to
1rd old to tate l,i a Wane... of BURDOCK
EC3D Left. .
by an Dealers.
T.IW211'ri.J h CJ.,T--Tritte s, Toronla
PLANING MILL
ESTABLISHED 1656.
Buchanan & Son,
ItANgrACTt•amte
BASH, DOOR and BLIND,
Lawler, la a8 kbads of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Awl Haider. awterW of every deseriebes
Scheel Furniture a Specialty.
it INNA, Amnia,
&war fir -
PATENTS
ea$012
• aAAra
:
.tA
M
.tn�d
hs sauie
=laths
hr
$cientifiuc American
IweeY. n 's
Maw et
hi= a •
"/ashes**
moans the hill-
asps
ipasps are la
bosh&May _ -a.
PIT: per «le&
of disease Is
daix:d
byetoo r :qtr
rlthe t swap.
seg as good
whew the
kidneys ail
el099e4 their ler+
the
ofD.l a=
1.ala4 *Ides
troubles resort
le ted t1..4
tiZaLiver
let, and
the soot duw-
1) a /l,
Diabetes . seem,
y
"Tia abs.t,
leases ea/east
exist where
Wes Kidwell
p are weed
Sold by.6 denim oreesthp mace model
of koe.'a4' wit+* pi `°` Dbi iRiI
JUST OPENED OUT
R. B. HOLLAND'S
f
DUNGANNON.
Another ronsiginuent of new and
choice lines of
PRINTS AND SATEEN •
I it all the latest patterns a.J colon
for the auwnler tr .de.
Also a lot of
BOOTS AND SH313,
Direct from the manufacturers
bought at a sacrifice price --
and will be ,incl away un-
der trgu'ar value.
If you are in wit:it of *otnething
choice in
WINDGW SIADES,
I have jut what is required and at
prices second to none. quality of
cloth and style considered.
PAINTS,OILS I BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Always on hand.
Extra value in Fancily Groceries.
Patent Medicines a specialty.
The purchasing public will find
roe prices low as the lowest, com-
pared with those of other houses,
and pricer marked in plain fig-
ures.
SYSTKM R0OR
Awe or*M vae.sn stwsoestt
Specific and Antidote for
R. B. HOLLAND
DUNGANNON, ONT.
3.)
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LACE CURTAINS
3
WHY HAS OUR CARPET AND LACE
Curtain trade during the last month
exceeded our moat sanguine expectations ?
Because we have a large stock and our prices
are right.
Every one wanting these goods should
visit our Caipet room ---stock yet well assorted,
because we keep adding to it.
We have made a second purchase of Lace
Curtains (in Glasgow) this Spring of 206 seta,
which will be here in a few weeks.
It is needless to say anything about prices.
They are away down !
Just imagine, over 500 sets for this
Spring's trade. Price does it all.
A ;fine assortment of Art Muslins, Rugs
and Mats.
Satin Check Muslin, worth 12',c., for 10c.
A fine line of American Challies, Delaines
and Cochecoo Prints, fast colors, [rock -bottom.]
COLBORNE BROS.,
GODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse)
of the County. J
lei
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' I THE LG] rd--
GODERICH
Steam Boiler Works.
.LSTABLIAllki) 111..1
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
agers, weak and impoverished Weed.
I clee*Ir•es,, palpitation et thedys-
pepsia,
bears, thew senei� w
..algia, isee
memory, hrene
essm
moans, jaemddepe, Maley aaryi
diseases. Rt. Vitae dames. tI1.& irreg-
ularities .rid ve neral ddaw,..
LABORATORY. IODRISI, OIITARiO.
J. M. XoLBOD,
Pre rte sod passesmeser.
ell
imam J�ovsvoa be kW
, es weaMeaa sol
ism seews��•
ow z parser to Chrystal ! Black-.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
ary Marine, Upright k Tubular
802ZdRRS
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Aloe dealers In Upright and Hutsont►1 Slide
Valve Emetinen, Automatic Cut -OR *.Nero •
p.cWtc. A 1 size...' pout Ned parhulas
ormateatly on hand. KmImw'es a Althea on
*sort no Repairing pr.ntppttl1yy attended to.
Val -17 P. 0. Hoz ler. t)od.rblt. Ont.
Woke-Oppo. te R. T. lt. Melton. Oodericb-
$900
B.AL - 4* area Lammas leo
• to Anent*- Orn ••d Women, Te.ok-
an and Clergymen to Introlucs a mew sad
pope er •haloed be.t,
Testimony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth.
Ilse runlet rern.rttable religious book 01 toe late
written b, . eminent ethnl.rs.:oas.roteriaa
Avery Ct.rfetlen want- ft, kICI dw territory
ghee. Aper te 1U• NesrrtRttl PubMYatea
Oa. O. IlarwM3*. O.en.
Patronise
True
Competition.
'Itis CANADIAN PACIFIC ItAILwAT CO.%
Tstasaarra Iwo brew established to F to the
polite • er td.a. service wit% fair sod per-
terue•t ceelp5Hetee.
It le eaa.eed eve ►edeas ori artttie. tad Is,
the Ile* .t of fes Darren.
gt dartw*.e i aim. N ovary p r on ale
1t1�Mer�� •sseasearlom Nto tate Ccceasws'e
Mee. uest with .11 Dee. •tN ea
te faweet] •Mara. tale• sad asr.pe.
Meet thuseigh wine to all palate In tea
Werth . ee' - Itrn e%(1$454 ata stall *'ease l'.am
Oiler - soot h t- hie N'•.1at.
a. *Aalr.lrow
11741 Isesst ! issessr. etdmrleh
PATENTS 1
6 f: I t t. sad 1 6 10M i CMS 466 UMW
. att.sdtathrihrial
�ilaMMAJ)tR,4
bas dwell rr' t�sesasatta w%•. fit Plums Of-
PM.. *u Arlo Memo
kAi
Seed YODEL L DIRA WiNe. We id.
'r W: R li
wa tete hese. M the imam
0.4.coem..
•s,as heeled
awe WS ler write to
• • waw a oe.,
AtewsM resent Dahl ibl mewl ike
FOR THE CELEBRATED
MOONSON INDIAN T
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CAMPAICNE'S
Beet Tea in Town, Only 40 cents per lb.
Some goods slightly damaged by the late fire,
at your own price.
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