HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-9-1, Page 3E pia Toto a f'-• dumb waiter.
Tb, bag pet te wry handy with kr
bet
'Ihe teelop is free tram the worry sad vas-
M,s 'fisher truaiia
Hem moa, if tiny Who m• •walbw. ere
oast age brine a brk
Many fat mea are two well tee wear
wsiv-teade Unties r.
Jagaon says you can't jade the power d
at )y its aoisa
d
you do use want your M•lMgs bet
- nem wt et the way.
The must tpeedd girl saaaot try as a
,ka, without patting bar Mot in it.
Alter he falls off e.e a Intim never eon -
pre •uythtsg to big as "oro as bib*
de to
Oen affirm that billiards ressenble mend -
may, inasmuch as kites &ad etweedess al•
„mermen to both.
The thermometer is mem wt b
with meth
g w
tupedwier emantgntise
Weer the record.
Even the bad actor Mould be gtvsm Ike
benefit of the doubt. 1t may be the omly
Mont the public will give him.
A I;erme•n writer attributes to American
Ppb the totentWD 04 flirting. Thea Eve
mast hate i,eeu an Ausarten.
Deere is ons piece where there is good
denting, and that is op among the stare.
They have a molar sky lark this 1111001h.
-That voting Antoine Fitagmbler
sum a last
Jume. papa." ' hoes MY' Wetk
fer gowissu asks, pea hiss an s.tdote."
If the early bid which adobes the
were, would robe matters a little and
eat the electric Ips be could get his 6U
Ohm,
To tete bar tear 1 teal namea
runlet it 0 me els. ptykt.:
Fes wino dew boom bean nines,
10. saver Wets of mina.
C'eafidin+ Wit• -••M ba
sb•nd is very
&t minded." ••' "Yee ; k
feas
kneed ay staid Iasi night, thinking be was
beam Inc.
"If there ere people in Mare," .rid be, "I
d . behthee, ave tialmarman1 slit "Theyna
"rph ". mintedthe
are out .1 sight"
••N •w. mad the phymai•n', "yea must
take beet um every ecan't t do
v
&.-tor, replied the Cooperman, "I've
ngm.d the Piedra"
Nagky -I suppose yea think you
sever made $ mistake since you were born.
Kra. Seeley ---I can't say that, but I
ksvee't made essay ares I was married.
A toil Excess.- -Moor Met:obb-1
t ought 1 gate you two boon to leave town'
Demi I4w.ta -Yes, w you did ; but I
Mtn t Lehr fer to start on • Friday. 8e@e
Her h.e you d:mid ham wen a there.
lar ^.4 pont t ►= 0
irn .,. had
ih 1 abaenr to M.0 hen a..
F►tbcr So you bad your o Llie.base and
Owe.- nim broken phying football. I th•aght
jos had more sense. Soo -Well, whom
bolt was tt ! I didn't want to go to oallege,
W I!
"Ito yew ever take your wife on your
knee se you used to do when ehs was your
sweetheart •" "I mit .y what I do, but
eke freiuently sits down an nee of her ows
accord.
"That new clerk deserves an increase of
emery He gens more goods than any tither
Berk at that counter. The ladies believe
every word he *aye." "Yes, he used to be
s peddler
'Shat) we he engaged r he said b the
a.mde girl 'How bag do remain
holey' As raked. 'A week." 'Really,
for .o .bort • time b hardly mem
m whale.'.
Willie Kan -This ..w )Deng map
cogot meaDe. Sue. Swab
ons Derma..
it Row do yoe know t WUIie Koom-
8r offered to trade doge with nee and give
w fli u. hoot.
A Chicago literary club r.oe.tly debated
the questo-.o: 'Was the uveetor of the
Barbed wire Fence a B•rb.rtsa!" It le sate
te sey that everybody took silos shad ea
body got 4)0 the !egos
Young wife -What do you think of m]
pie crust. lack ! Jack (who doesn't win
to be u severe as the ane w•rreete)-Very
ros my darling ; but didn't you get the
shortening in lengthwise
liars. I'm enpg.d to be married a.
reedy. and I've nay -bees here two day."
"Yoa sweet thing! Who h the
man!" •' 'Dear me, how untamuease ! ie
forgot to give me hie card."
"Mas ile Trop bad ou the longest gloves
be sight that I ever saw. She bottomed
them from her wrist to Mr elbow." ''Plat's
▪ ab girl Drs eJl the way
from see 10 Ibm shells"
"Why did you leave y)ociuerr country bo•rd-
he-howse!" asked him. I es.lde't
Memel the air," returned Biddlnen
"Cw1dn't stand the air r 'Yes; the air
from the landlady's d•eigbters pbao."
Did you go on that trout Asking moor -
Hes "' "I did." Did yea fah with
ties" "Yee, we flaked with thee&mad
with them, dined with d
them, ept wit►
teen- why, man, they sheen an es
Jima •'
Brows -I aboutna to that
spam. They ham 'eighty per miHW.•s
d We
a particle moill on it � - 1
&bey re than mile up fer it wr
we.,
4 the very tilled .meoset eat .ream in that;
beer
f ahal'y -Flee here. Mede, whoa I het
les have that $6 six weeks
ted lininago,wboa
04
w-1-rWe11,1
4I tied •she o am1yid
truth. 1 dW't
lave it in my ponemiee .ore them ball em
hear.
Mabel- -Do yea luny Nib, and I have
re of almost She name eider.
"I've hist been thea Jaoges,
Pard- sora , that's quite bel
porerible t J•g.ss -Yomr eye'
m lac mparabie.
Jsale. !hilly-Toeea yinarmat.
%at tiee were yea &Mea r eg with the weteh
g yes didn't tubed te sial it t Sam Jobs-
iog I jest wanted ter wind it we fer bin.
Dot's de •abase trent. I een't ten •lief 1
ter try fer • week.
TO. D.4. Wer •wash.
"Meaty el .1t sad pepper, plea•.'
"Aad e• -ay. dow't sib d...heelmeea."
" R•r.'s de .is, hem"
At this, the Fifth avenue dude pb.ked
lime five emits In armee and ilaaeMi.
,Po t A the d
Mrd a 071.1 "core the . • eerie,
oa
fterdusk.•.euu, ftp ` m•
the ToadLa dties Maio ad* w • tae. -Its d11ar
amekiml.�.ra The • per
L"
"eery mIMS&
,t!
THE SIGNAL:
ALL ABOUT TIM FARM.
B ei mew see sena tee the Mwm tt ss
.nese )watt R..eeatem.
"la time seam peeper, for war r der-
wmyna& .s1uw_ SAW, W1.I r tin add
largely to the p e& side of the year's as -
dorm
Th. jeer. Aims will ley sweaty pee
.11t
. of be q/ odd during the ag[a
prises of odd wafer. Udine year boas
.. very d.., ..d yea west them for breed-
er, ••L them jolt bdore moaWag, and
give year dens to a.r, of the aloha.
It yea have Wyandotte or pPttyyeseutb
Rook Midis et April or Me hat*, Leg
ra r Mns.
►oinelides et May
or Jam
battik, yoe are started toward the desired
C{aaL the .eokrels away at sees and
. pawl. love plenty of roam both by
day end eight. If the Ales are atlll too
crowded sell the Mae and give than Muses
to the chinks. Open the wisdom wide,
covr with wire netting, give plenty of par
air night.. Feed a warm mask, at least
tea per coat. groused meal and bus., eery
morntog before 7 o'clock, cranked eon at
sheat IIbarley at 2 p.m., .sal an the
wheat they sea eat just before dark. Fresh
water mast always be within reach. Provide
board, about sin inks111 wide for them to
roost on.
Be os the watch for lies. Kpnyirg the
berme with harasses emulsion will keep
them free from vermin. A ooee of white-
wash.oataining carbolic .aid will answer
the name purpose and be sweeter. Clean
the bear often. Lice will multiply rapidly
in the de.ppiap if not removed. A
etpees
eta or biter yet a clover field will=
wesderfullyr gdtirtg the pullets into ley -
keg ermitiens.
1y O1tober you will be ready to mow the
pullets into their winter quarters In a
week .r two you should be getting eggs
frau, thirty per amt 01 the flock. If you
are sot doing as well se this, thiak over
your eds ; ..e if you era. giving • well -
ration ; look at night towed they
ere crowded (tint-obver m the
mash, end raw meat and boa twice=
will be d help. Feed lightly of Dorn, Dorn
weal and middling. Keep the male birds
Ftbauselve@ ; you will get more eggs.
eed all grain in straw, pias -needles, or
gravel, making the bens work for their
low. Give all the fresh air oa can during
the worm hours. (See that have water
at least twice • day.) Skov away the
snow i0 frost of the house and let the hens
oat -of -doors. As the fanner is learning that
winter dairying pays best, so the keeper of
pedtry maps tutu his toward the
production et eggs during th. sold months
et the year. Begin now to feed far the eggs
you s=eem to get mat November nod
sal.. .t Renee..
The American Cultivator, in rower tom
iagairy from • farm who proposes to buy
village omen e, and wawa to get at its ac-
ts•d value, says that the real value of
load of manure must be determined by the
farmer, and at this season of the year it is
often cheaper than later. Many stables are
cleaned out in the summer, and the con-
tents can be purchased cheaper than he fail
or spring, wb.a the demand for manure u
more general In making .511.1 te5 it 1a
....tial to take into consideration mayoral
tmportset pent.. Fred) manure from wil-
ted boress or sows should be takm as the
te.ndard, sad this should he worth at ar-
rest rates from 02 to gds per ton. For the
proportion of pleat foci which each
miners adds to the soil. it cheep at this
rate, oompar.d with the commercial fer-
1111... Aliments that bare been forced
it fattening purporm will always pro-
claim the beet areae.. It is • onesstra-
tios of all the essential eleeasnis for bad
improvement. and • ton of thie u sal to
Dearly two d loose straw naked i.di6w
entlS with radio and mow in the open bare-
aa
Animals that are merely winter-
ed,y as the old phren ))nom, y177are id "winter-
)."
rally strawsecondary
estimate, and the
compost mast neoem•rily be poor. Nevar
theism, in buying manure very little die -
Unction is made between these different
qualities of ensnare. The straw -fed animal
brings is ea mock for his oomposi se the
forced annals kelt in stable., when there
is • concentration of food. One of • good
knowledge of roman, may thus often pur-
chase • good stable manure at cheap rete.
la Met, et is often the cheapest manna that
can be spread upon the land, and. by .11
odds, it b the beet ler the soil It will pay
c0e to haul such minute at . loser dis-
tance if the same price is .Med for tt as the
inferior grads
a».et.5 Seed rens.
A writer in the "Farmers' Owe Joarad"
make@ the following suggestions ea to how
to secure better roads under present ooedl-
tion :
Zack year, within the United Stab.,
tare are oo.victed for various 084141001111
norm the public pence about M0.000 male
prisoners of mature age- These erindade
are commonly oaaea.d is the !Nate prisons
and eco mom jails, and during the tem of
their p..isrnset are largely sust•iaed and
ebthed .t the public expense. This norms
dame entails .n a mannas tan, of wkich
party in all localities mesa her the base ,,
and • moat serious questioe bas for may
years been discussed toweling the ta11mB-
in Thiele these coming e@. be .�py.�
without ese@petiag with the Mlfsi
.or fres eiNasma No solution km yet been
mashed whisk seems te meet the ossa
md
IaLabor�
eab• have repeatedly
ds.ed that `thenw
eo.viets be mode to
sera their own suden•ses by the
per-
kiness', el dteiaiag'� yobbo
reveals &Mb hoe been Maimed is
saber risetrie. M the great adv ntngs of
the 'abbe, and it ogre sea em appestat
doable adwat.ge in the redlines .t the
�t ten al
sad the salad.. cif t.
the •.evh
Llit question that it is well worthy of •
thorough trial. its berm the r.gehrjy-
e rmined aeiml.sls then le ea Msmeass
prised madly el
:rib men.
p°°'II .bout bens sae
past d the mentry be oaeNr, and em.-
mealy iaba "tramp•" Tb {rave brlldrvj
imereased M umbers dsshg the lest
years. sad haw berme nee .t the .amid
�s.iism•
of the day. It is ad unlikely
�ht it sU the tramps i. • given n
town we
sompoled by law to do • IltW work now
sad thew epos the public reads, ..d them
tpulite that °lathes germs
S hepeen\ t s�.
ed.
thea Orr Lerma
Wleers perms grow nay he _ �s..d
y
rpt eassatee
ven►,.lbether iV"gs'eaaaP
asa
Londe were peen is .aces may
hew
often made geed gnd.g germ& by a
. be dal The nalased gram .•Hen. w
tbe onderred. Abbot* ma's
y i
mb. .genal Im re mMaleg the poseeatsiai
bast prumilial Masi. sues wW est be Ace-
ma
aren by the wise mememi t who has .8 the
earn be NAM Ger. The ewmeH we le
dempem ah IMO teen iia rad -hound
her M tjM bermes.! the Hegar d dead `
DEMUR, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1892.
3
CALEarrS
Nn[
POWDERED
L Y c:rzgPVR"F STRONGEST .=
•
a.It y AM c.eeee• .ea Pr..ntm.
W. Oef idBtaiP. v1011.00e@sm.
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
The •rt.t.•t et rhe Mane in "The Name
.f Btdte'b"..
The origins/ of .Soutt's chareetr u " Tru
Heart of Ni.Uusl u " was Helen Welker
Charged .t as a . r age with the duty of
rearing and e•ri • for her little sister, she
experienced the - eat grid of brtoging the
letter to years eturity, Daly to see her
charged with al. 1 Ini'^der. At the trial
Jests was .uL. iu.ed to glee evidence.
She Limo that her •vide.,•-., it uutkfuUy
given, would coodem0 but • •er to death,
asdet even m
in that eerpeeo.y she deolta.d
to tell • faJsebood, swore to the truth sad
SSW her mister pruner -toed guilty end con-
demned to the .tallows. Immediately attar
the trial, ea 000utdieg to tie Scottish law
six weeks must inset mem between $ capital
•suteaoe and its execution, Helen started
on foot to Louden with • petition detailing
the circumstances of the case and imploring
pardon for her stater. She reached Landon,
and alter sons.. trouble had •n ••ntervlew
with the duke of P^gyle, so whom she
made knouts the fact. ; al upon flee'- oom-
firmation • etsrdos wen cilium -laid to her sister.
Heleu Wa1.er was hurled ia the church-
yard of iron (:ray, sir mil ft.•m nubile,
and on ber tombstous was a0 inscription
written, at the rtquest of her irtends, by
Walter Scott htmsu 1.
A Pleas t 00r0 0.5.0.
The best cure we know of for Constipation
and headache is the pleasant herb drink
called L• .'s Family Medicine- It is said
to be Oregon grape root, oombiued with
w imple herbs, and u made for use by pour-
ing boiling water as to the dried roots sad
barbs. It is remarkably efficacious in all
blood disorders, and is now the more w• . ,
remedy with ladies for clearing up the com-
plexion Druggists sell the packages at
Doc. sod $1- (2eow)
Davits at xew.a.tle.
Lemnos, Aug. 22. -Michael Devitt spoke
•t Newcastle -on -Tyne iu support of
the Right Hoo. John Morley, who seeks r.-
steeti.. upon •eo.pusg tb. Chief Secretary -
ski pp for Ireland for Ir&a.d. Nr. Devitt
d.olered that he did not believe the Irish
question would so mompoliae Parliament
as to Met out yn.alusae afeetia the wel-
fare of British workingmen. He stated
that he Mid the mossut of 70 of his col.
leagues to deeiere that they would vote as
one mw us favor of naeasars to improve the
Mew ifs Tinned the Trate.
The late Emperor Dom Pedro of Brn. i1
once gave audience to a young engineer who
Dome to show him • new appliance for
' topples railway engines. The Emperor
WAS pend with the thing, and said : -
"We wdl put it at .rocs to • practical
test. The day after to morrow have your
engin ready ; we will hare it coupled to
m) ,•loos o.rriagc, end titan Bre away.
When going et full limed I will unex-
pectedly
nex-
petedly give the algesi to stop, and thea
we will see bow the apparatus works."
At the appointed tine the Emperor en-
tered his oarrmge and the engineer.oastsd
his saltine sad on they weut fur • mender -
able diimaoos ; indeed, the young mermen
men
f�to suspect that the 8mprer had
asleep, when the train suddenly Dans.
to • Mary curve round the edge of • cliff.
ea twang which the driver sew, to hie
horror.oan immense boulder lying on the
He had jest sufficient presence of mind to
tore the crank of his brake acid pall up the
engine within • maple of yards of the fatal
block. Hen the Reaperer pat his bead out
of the window •asd asked whet they were
Mopping fr. The domineer panted to the
niece of reek, on seeing which Dom Pedro
onset tato • merry hagb.
"Pen the tbiag ea nae side '" be called
out to the emgitnr, who bad jumped down
from she leeom,otive ; .asd when the latter,
in Itis .omf.•io., blindly obeyed,..d kicked
the atoms with his foot, it crumbled unto
dust. It wee a block d earth that Dom
Pedro had ordered to be placed on the toile
the might before.
Moitrasat, Aug. nth, 1891.
It is • Measure fa me to say good words
in Irma d Anti -Dandruff, as its merits
eaemst w qu.eti•ud. I.. own ease,
D1adn i net .ate ..d. veal karma by
appMllan. ter ..i. ills iwshl ge.stities
toes Atte I amid mat alliin s.1, but in
asalWall pnamms satieseresalag Mrm•tios
awed Yaw d tem We. My barber make
Anti-11ade9 I used it, and not
.uly has every trade .f Dla4.( disappear-
ed t the f flag d the bear w stopped
Heviag fall faith is rte prepayable I mot
only .adorn it for thea let further
add that as • Sae dreads( ter the ha'r
nothing equals it
L. WORKMAN, Clothier.
1900 Notre-U1.e St. Montreal,
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
iXE000KSBf9T[PoEND
BACK -BACKACHE
('ODD
KIDNEY
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
Colborne_BroQ
"Da•ha.h•
.tern the kid -
.•y• •r• In
burns Dave
Kidney Pills plea
- •' 1b per er ..at
of d/ 1.
first • leered
Might as well
try to have a
healthy fatty
withost ..wen
ay es good
:noes
the
kidneys ars
Moyyed, they are
the
oofthe.
"D•lay Is
1=7:Mop -
trembles result
/. Dad deed,
Liver
Doan int, am/
the most das-
porees of all.
'rights Mama
D!a b. t. sw
Dropsy
"The abo••
diseases oaswot
exist whsr•
Dodd's Kidney
m
Pills are ed.
Sold by of &alae menet by mesion rdpt
• pries P •Seta, per Doe or silt for es
Dr. L. A Smith & Co. Tomsk.). Write fur
book raked Ki.Muy Talk.
KEY TO EERLTL
NEW
FALL
GOODS
We have already in stock a fall
assortment of New Fall Goode in
>Dslntii ads tbs slogged amuse of this
berm* flit Lim. aiming
all gositially the
We. all the impadlhr and WI lean
albs tstl.limmtl Os awe Cop•
et as EISINStise
ale an ,tai ser
d to t B 1U_ leer ${l(
ler
Baia by ail psdesa
T. d CO., P1t+pi111111, lB t
GODRRTOH
Steam Boiler Works.
ISSTABIAOHRD fat0.)
A. S. CH RYStAL,
Sommer to Chrpgrate Meek,
Manufacturers of a4l4inde of Station-
ary Marino, U3 irigbt alt Tubular
M30=7.atERS,
Salt Pons, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Alto dealers in Vaned and Horizontal 01W e
Vali. Knetinea. Automatic CurCieKnwi-tes a
peci"Ity- A.1 lana. or pip.. and ;Ip.-rltting
commatly os stand. limiras,eo furnished os
sport notice. Repairing prompt'. attsuded to
7t/1!-ly P. 0. Nor ... tinder:eh, Ont.
Work.-0.p.:te 0 T. It diatom. 0, taria •
PLANING MTLL
ESTABLISHED 1151.
Buchanan & Son,
LIeOfAC 4.7Rni
SASS, DOOR and BUNT`,
Dealers 1. W Bads of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And baildecs material of every descriptive
We have a fine assortment of New Dress Stuffs in
the latest desires in fancy stripes and checks, ('report
Cloth, Melange Twills, Serge., Cheviots, Eatemanes, Cash-
u'erettes and plain Henrietta't, Wool Tartans and Plaids,.
About 800 yard. of Colored Cashmeres, worth 50c.,
for 35c., a big bargain.
We carry the f -test range of plain and fancy Mantl-
ings we have ever shown, in black and colons.
£AI1 Mantle Cloths bought from us will be cut
free of charge.
Our Tweed Stock is complete. Suits made to order.
, . it alloyrtd on all Dry Goods purchases of
one dollar and oved.
A first -clue. Dress and Mantle Maker in our store,
up .tate•.
*We carry the largest stock of Brussels, Tapestry,
I and Union Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and Mats,
1 Cloths, and Linoleum9 ever shown in the County by
one house
Over 300 Sets of Lace Curtains to select from, di-
rect from the makers in Scotland.
School Furniture a Specialty.
NEW ARRIVAL
-ef-
BUMMER GOODS
LATEST STYLES.
Hennes. M be cleared eve, Pedeo1
and showy Mbapsl.
H. DUNLOP,
The West Taller.
SYSTEM
AND oven. Taman aorme11t.
Specific and Antidote for
Impar., week and impoverished blood, dy.-
p.r.s, ebspl...., p.lpit tiou .t the
Desert, liver oomis Monolith, omneuralgia,
susera plies,
gall
stems,memory,j wndte., kidney .ad urinary
diseases, 8t. Vitus' .Leos. (emals irreg-
ularitles end renewal debility.
418ORATORT, 11ODER1118, 011TARiO.
J. M. McLEOD,
rr.erleter ad IlamaNstrer.
.tna Orem' R.,'from Ma= Ramevvlaa. y wo��B w1� W
Mr nth. b. Durbanemawal 5510. ..&
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