HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-9-1, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERIO$ ONT., THURSDAY, kiriPTEMBER 1, 1892.
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JOHN T. ACHESON
It seems very early to talk about FALL GOODS, but
1;Mf are arriving every day, false by cue.
O JrAIOSI.ETB
are the first to arrive, and always
the first to sell We invite your
early inspection, and if we cannot
sell you one ready-made, we can
sell you the cloth and give you the
latest ideas how to get one made.
On DRESS GOODS
stock is not yet complete, but we
can promise you the most complete
and nobby stock of Dress Goods
ever offered by tis.
INSPECTION INVITED.
JNO. T. ACHESON.
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HOUSEHOLD.
To /Onto \ It PAtrT. — To remove paint
bon wood, apply • thick Dost of two parts
fresh lime and oat part soda, washing off is
comity lour bons
Acorn 100 5CCM lunates—berm homes or
Aber dwellings, whether for man or beset,
Mott not be closely seeded, as such shade
abstracts both sunlight sad air current&
The urn should he to marriage the trees in
the lawn u to permit the ingress of the
;Ms rays, and of the free and healthful
au
Hew r ('..nevus Tel An.—To fumigate
lad cleanse the air of an apartment, there s
so ampler way than to heat a common iron
above) quite hot, and pour rieetar slowly
apo. it The steam arising from the pro-
ems is pungent, and of a disi afectaat charac-
ter. t Open windows and doors at the same
tine.
steer .err t Hs DACHIL — A scientific
*met says • •. deep, if takes at the right
memeat, will prevent an attack of nervous
headache If the subject' each headaches
will watch the symptosis of Its oo n, they
'as notice that it 1-egtos with a feeling of
weariness or heaviness This is the time
that a sleep of sae hour, or even two, as
nature voids, will effectually preheat the
headache. If not taken just then it will be
ten late, for after the attack is fairly ruder
way it is impossible to ret sleep.
HO..tIT Ftn.rsc Dr. T•inage hee this
slay shoot heart failure and its avoidance:
"Itot'c he soared out 'f life by all this talk
shoat heart failure. That trouble has
slwsys been in the world. That is what .11
the people that have ever passed out of this
life have died ot,—heart failure. Adam
had it, and all of his deeoeedantm have had
it fir will have it. Do not be watching for
'Peptone, or you will have symptoms for
ewrythtag. Some of you will die of symp-
teen. I'ut your trust in God, go to bed at
Ns o'clock, have the window open six Mehee
is ht in the fresh air, sleep on your right
age, sad fear nothing. The old maxim was
'trht • "(..t thy spindle and distaff tardy.
lei God will seed the lax "
THE FORESTS OF ONTARIO.
To the editor of TGs e.omat.
Sta.—The Out•rio t:overnmeat Forestry
report for the year 11101 has just been ie -
said, and its perusal will 000vey eons4 idea
of thWs exkMiaii os.dittss• of affairs in the
Provtttoe as reruns the destruction of the
forests L most of the counties Use effects
of over -clearance have been .merely felt in
the growing scarcity of timber ea well as in
changes of the climate which react un-
favorably on •grtcultote, and though effort.
Imre been made in some bolitie• to repair
the mischief the evils of many years of waste
fel and reckless destruction of w-ood are
likely to be experiesoed to • much greater
degree in the near future. The testimony
of old residents is practislly unanimous as
to the injurious effects cif the clearing of the
country on the water amply. Th. result
a.
hbeen the same in . 1 trectiema Floods
i. the Spring ,eases or after heavy rains
have often canoed serious damp carrying
sway in • few days the volume of water,
which U • oossiderobis area of the country
had remained under timber would have
flowed off gradually end supplied needed
moisten to the OA& Streams which
(er.terly ma the year reed are sow dried
ap during the Ss -mer months Ned droughts
are d frequent oocunemee,ausing much loos
and isoenvesismo•. The m.intemsmcs of •
doe proportion of forst upon 11.. bill ,ides
and abort the bead waters of the riven and
stream, would have averted these evils.
The Winter killing of crops which (ot-
iosely were able to withstand the alternate
treat and thaw of the early Spring is an-
other consequence of the etopOnti of the
land of the trees that omce •Rordetl pro-
tection
rorotection from the wind. Rxperienced 'far-
mers have load the advantage of belts of
thither as • shelter to the fields sad or-
.krtbt, and on some farms where the
.osatry W been too much denuded time
have been wind -breaks planted to •apply
the place of the motive forest growth. This
pee.
bas foesd • meet nested safeguard. se-
peci•lly where evergreens have est
out.
It is mesh to be desired that the fampers
of this Premises shoal realise mere gamer -
o ily the meed ler suites to slay the mss
of dsMrsM•tism sad restate as tares may be
the ssmd rose meoeseery to 'plinth oral pro -
j Mush h.. hams done by the Pnt-
v�sisl Uovur.meet in the direction et pre-
venting forest firs, which owing to the
prses 4ml. now taken re sot esarly es
smmnos or deetrmetie ee formerly. A
still more important mtewess.t is the setting
•part of • large treed as • psreensent forest
reservtiom the area sleeted brimg • repos
ss4Mdy .nit for •griedtare .wlmg to the
poor ah•esetsr of the .oil. Tide reserw0lss
seven the territory where mummy of ear
✓ heas ries ami 1t. resmitios is Huber will
�gmtwrtee..4d thm sow d water from Wing
�eWsi es weld esthoisheedly he the
ems were the wools destroyed.
It miss see M sepp end that the Dever. -
met ass de all that fifes 'seeded M avert the
evils of emeesive etsenn s. le the the MOW
head• ltathirtieth m Waft hes peaiesi alty ai
lune the
embers eplmiun entestelly home of girl us
(brews meths to be .Ental • the snhj0st
Yweld le .gnat/ 1llised'wesralpleplsslf+mg.
ON A LONG TRAMP.
Obis newerd set Will winkkag tress lies`
tie es Alea.o.
Curer', Ay. St.—John Howled ekd
sib, of Seattle, who are walking fres that
lit/ In (hio.eo Goa 16,000 wage!, have
has beard from. They have left Dswlt$.
+, sad said they to be in Clines*
may. Aug aha. The couditka.s of
tWG,t•er(are
ehvtth.y are to walk Remi
ia.gn between Mara* 10 mad
llsp11. 11011 poshisig
• thick there is .slimes•i ne w.
""ur tees. leery lett of the 440400..
wt he trammed n0 lost bird M step NO&
o $ is ser Mhrt helm They
Rapids Aug. 17 end
L
'e1. 18. lira Howard is dressed la stale
ran art both ars said to be is vep11ent
►bthe Ualea
athe ..d math Northwes
'ote ters , U
�re regt.ter�at every
ila••• sling the IImO Mss fat. The
railroad
]iff• tienditiens nay me
InsuCk. PM. without Witry1=INIt semi
let
haw ieadtag mss in ease township N are
Gadd he Woad ss wittier le de mis es ,rusk
M. sad tummies to the emotes. ae they
do to party politico er other *aim of far
lees imports.e to the praeaisal esterase,
of the eooatry. The improved appearame
of the farms where ears had bees taken to
preserve sr pleat is advstm,geotr situation
• few tease woad add to tb it tno.ay Titins
sad inspire ethers to adopt the es..
owarsa
1a addition to • survey of the
Which will be found of praeti al viten
.hall b. OM! to trail a oopy fres of
to anyone wficiemly interested V
question te forward me hie case and ad
dreg R. W. Parma,
264 Richmond-st. West,
Toronto.
ewers Abe.. Tows.
It is the cermet report about town that
Kemp's Balsam for the throat sad Image it
m•kiaag sonse remarkably cures with
who aro troubled with coughs, sore
asthma, bronchitis and oousumption. Any
druggist will give you • tool bottle fres of
most. It is guaranteed to relieve and aura
The larqe bottles are 60c. and $1. (*sow)
THREATENED THE QUEEN.
A imamate Tons nor maj.esy tie mss
Mrs T. KW Hoe.
Losoos, Atte. 22--TheGlob. Saturday
reports an wader that occurred to
the times while she was drfvtsg
seat Osborne House, 1.1e of Wight As
the royal esrrtsge was preceeding •lo.g
the road • mea makt-ng violent gesture
advanced toward it. '11• carriage was
stopped Lad the mea approached the Qussa
Be told her that he was a foreigtc omit
sad that 1e and sauy others had swore
that if the Queen did sot resign they would
kill her.
Her Majesty listened in ellen.e to the
wild barrthgse, sever coos bears 'isg any
serveos.ma She and her attandaab
ossa saw that the man was ...tally
•seed .md, though .he did not know Sin
what he would attempt tewit W echoes
to his words, she ref-ia.4 her presence of
mind and Eased calmly at him, never utter-
ing • w� One of her .ttealante
unmated sad gent talking to the oath
removed him from Her Majesty's presence.
He was headed over s • cua.abie sad
ledged in jail These is no doubt that he
i. insane.
C.Id Viet s. Precious.
dies,—For emend seasons we have relied
es Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry for all .uminer complsinte. A few
dos.. always give relief and it never tails to
cure. We disk it • very valsabie
medicine ; as valuable as gold.
Mss F. C. Wii. is,
2 Fent Hill, Oat.
CRISP AND CASUAL
Missed'. 14 Besse esre• Maras. de.
The giraffe will soon W extinct in Atriea
Georgia took in 1600,000 on watermelons
this eeeeee.
One million donors in gold weigh. 3,686.8
pounds avoirdupois.
There are 400 baron at the Yellowstone
Park, I. Wyoming.
A medirval writer on dem000logy places
the total number of devils at preciaely 44,-
436,566.
Imo, P.., beasts of a girl beby,faru
on July 10, which weighs only one mid 0115-
11.11 pound..
Custer county, Mos., is larger team Ver-
mont. Maaeachusetts, Coanecttcut, Delaware
.ad Rhode Island.
German born residents furnished 8.76 per
oentof the strength of the Union army (ba-
the war of the Rebellion.
Lo.do.'s six principal railway lines carry
annually over 200,000.000 people and the
tramways .lout 150,000,000.
Providence is to have . perntanentexhibi-
tion of Rhode Island industries aol in on. -
'motion • school of technology.
■Lard's ilalsae.l eare. Dandruff.
According to foreign papers there are now
3,538 journals and magazines printed to
lieroi ay. In 1891 these were 3,443.
An ofd ma• in Kt Loom, wbo had been
hic-ouugIii" at belt minute intervals for
two days, warn stopped by hypnotism.
Think lar seeress&
lh•s't ton think a medicine which cures
others w ..: sure you? Don't you think you
noa.1 I.unh.ek Blood Ritter to help you to
health sod happiness' We know B. It. R.
cures dytpepeubilioue.ess, constipation,
headache and bad blood. Dant you think
it is time you tried it ! 2
1E10OPUT, A R•
T.'F:gBINC}
ROFIT.
THREE P's
AIN
ROPITJ BI,E ONE POD.
THE PRIORS ARE POPULAR 1
THE GOODS ARE PLEASING I
TRADING WITH ME I8 PROFITABLE 1
ALECK SAUNDERS, STREET
Has all kinds of Novelties for the Kitchen,
And will procure New Things as fast as they appear.
GRANITE
IRONWARE J
CLEAN,
HEALTHFUL,
DURABLE.
ANOTHER LARGE STOCK TO HAND
IN
SAUCEPANS, PORRIDGE BOILERS, TEA AND COFFEE POTS, PUDDING
PANS, PRESERVING KETTLES, Etc.
THE NEW WHITE -WARE
1 ■ Ne uakable ayespts-..
!brass the Detroit Free Prem.
I had stopped for the night at & bootie
over -looking the Chamberlain River Dear
ita 'throe in Kentooky, and after supper I
had taken a seat on the frost portl.ad was
talking .i h the the owner of the house,
and my host tem y.
"Ie the young y who waited on the
table your daughter!" I inquired after a
short and desultory�ny on the crops
"Y ; puny likely ain't .h. !" he
answered with • f.es
"Very handsome ; mach more so then
most of the girls i have saes in this section,"
I admitted frankly.
He pulled his chair over closer to mice
in a confidential way.
'Do you know much about gels!" be in-
quired, almost in • whisper.
•Sone lit toe by observation. I've know.
• good many during • long and more or Mss
eventful lite is that rreessppeecot�.
"Did you notice anything out of the way
about spy gal T'
"Noe that I cos recall."
"Didn't notice that she was kinder for-
fptldl sod awkward •"
"No."
"Nor quiet like, withoet meth to say to
nobody !"
"1 noticed the didn't talk much."
"Nur \ain't," he corroborated. "he cor-
roborated, "for a week er two. llfd.'t
strikeen ',hat she had • wasde,is' is hes
stied, did slier
,•No."
..Nor h..nkeri.' after ssmsthf g that
email i. right !"
"No"
"That's odd you didn't," he meld, with •
ponied onomastics ; "nese ..d the old
wanes has been . notion' it fes tea days or
mem"
"What do yon think M the matter'"
"We ain't right we," he whimpered
"but the symptoms is powerf0l like eh.
was a-pimg M he tame Bowe with .atri-
mtssy. Three's the young 1011 r mow," and
be got asp end went est to esus a atreNiOg
rift sine who was bibhiG W bus.._ d
tee pis
Handsome for the Table, Durable for Cooking, Chemically Pure.
BAND -MADE RE -DIPPED TINWARE
is SELLING FAST
Nothing like it has ever bebn sold in the town. I have it in all lines.
THE ONLY PLMSING ESOP Its THE TOWN.
SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING.
A. B. CORNELL
McLean's Block—On the Square--McLean's Block,
STILL CONTIINUL8 TJ CONDUCT FUNERAiS ATIfHIS USUAL LOW PRICKS.
Remember, NO HIGH CHARGES. The best stock in the county to choose from.
2 first-class hearses. Don't fail to give him a call and save money. Prompt attendance.
:NO CHARGE FOR HEARSES.
A. B. CORNELL,
On the Square.
To the Front
as Usual.
A este M spepaeds.
Mr. J. M•Comnek. Masashi N R.
wiles :—" tar. Tt Nle -Pink.' Pt Pt oared
r et dy.p.o..flwr deetors Iced failed.
They are • grata ee.crty." (11 .H dealers
or by m011 at 60e • box or 6 hoses feria 60.
Dr. Willkaame Med. Co. Brookville, at
d '
.eehe.eteday, N. T. Beware el Imtit-
.W.a 1
1084
NOTWITHSTANDING the loud -toned advertise-
ments to be seen in our local papers from time
to time, and the now stock -phrase : " I buy all
goods for cash," all goods are supposed to be bought
for cash, and I am one of the few who buy for spot
cash or on receipt of goods. Those who are in a position
to buy as above can undoubtedly do better than those who
buy on time and have to renew their notes. I am
receiving portions of my
SPRING PURCHASES
And will terve full lines in all departments a few days
hence, which for style, variety and price will be second to
none. I am not afraid of competition.
Strictly one pi ice.
Draper and Haberdasher.
1a ,�
UNDERTAKERS
WHY
D.csn DEO. BARRY, the
Gori rich furniture dealer and
ut.•l.-rtaker, keep the heat stock
of furniture and .undertakers
supplies t And how is it
that he can sell so cheap t
BECAUSE
J_
33ROP1-3E14 Zit BON
Hate aided to their present hastiness one of B. J. Nash's Latest Style
of Olty Hees, tido the finest line of funeral furnishings in the county,
and are Now prepared to oonduct funerals at prices reasonable.
This department will be strictly attended to by his son 'William, who, being
in the apie7 d the late D. °onion for the past ten germy has a Glioma
knowledge of the Weiner, sad by prompt attention hopes to share pert d
peblio psteams/► Rssmimbsr the plao.--Wemt+t, on your way to the poet
ossa. Give as a call.
J. BROPHEY & SON.
He finds that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
" Small Profits and Quick Re-
turns." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
Dive him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Emhalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-y
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tumsions CCA�aluADaea.MwP Warr t 4
moths a asst -does earths• klh tme
-it le sosmes Hb n ortstaMe me r
the reatarei
k Ittmdwrveesttaiu ��asr war, pmmrm ism,
lir snakes- irhh ae ph
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