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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-7-20, Page 7MNIRSSTINWO, THE SIGNAL:: GODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1893. l An Offer WHICH WILL NOT BB REFRAIN]) 1 Challies at 6c. Challies at IIc. Challies at I5c. Challies at I9c. Challies at 30c. The Goods are new, and the prices 25 per cent. Tess than regular rates. JOHN T. ACHESON. NOW OPEN FOR IBSPBCTIOI AT MUNR O'S + ,+- + + + + + Navy, Black and Colored Storm 8e. es, Whip Cords and Two -Toned • weed Effects. A Cull line of Black Stuffs in Cashmeres, Baratheas, Whip Cords, i, e1 Cloth, A11 -Wool and Silk Warp Hen- riettas, &iL azon Serge and Bengalines, Tcgether with Sateens, French D'Laines, Tearzle Cloth, Prints, Chambrays and Printed Piques. EXTRA VALUE IN White and Grey Cottaus, Sheeting*, Pillow Cottons, dtc. Napery Department well assorted Nee hues are coming os as few se pos Ible. 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. 1064 Draper and Haberdasher. • RGIJ APreper DstRoofs to Neck al Properhes eFullch are unlirer5all known fplS•sus! A1tABUetI ptDyyoR PVR IFYING THE BLOOD COs►wefeSS ledlgeslen Dyspepsia.5ait SIMid y$tADAl,E dIID Dina6s M't Try t. be • Geslss. There is no substitute, says the t:pwort4i Herald, for down right hard work. There A a tort of belief abroad that. genius can do sything, and can succeed anywhere. We have know. a few who Imagined themselves statuses. We had some schoolmates of that sort years ago. They oould recite glib- ly sad astonish their unites by their appar- ent profundity. It was discouraging to the plodders. Time developed that these mar- vellous tong people had no discipline or self-control. Atter a while these prodigies who would not work because they Wronged to a higher order of things front common people, dropped behind in the race, thea dropped oat asd dissappaared. Years have rope by, and some of the delimit have gone right in, slowly, bat sever taking a back- ward step, until they occupy most hosmr- shle places in the esteem of their fellows sod in the world's work. The geniuses— where are they , Utterly out of sight, or working on scull salaries for some of their termer dull companions. Icon t try to be a genius. It will not pay. You will not succeed, and you will depend ft what you do not possess, and so comm, by and hy, to grief. Try to be a worker. Nothing else will take its place, and that will : -sag you to your goal in doe tiro.. On. of our teachers used to say of two pupils wbo were repre- sentatives of these two chimes : " A— kooles a good many thugs partly. Yoe would think, to hear bis talk, that he was the moot 'ruin in tow*, instil you ask him laminas. Then it that he knows nothing for certain. I ' —doss not pretend to know much : has net read half the books the other has : does not skies in .ayws7 1 but what he knows he ksswa for aorta's. D ce get an answer whom you ask him quer- Imes. " These boys are now in middle age, and their carver ham borne out the analysis exactly. spread's uneasiest tomes •..4r.it COUNTY CURRENCY. Wessels : Mies Kate .Shaw has been laid up with a lame foot 000ssioaen by ruosung• piece of zinc a it. }trowels : Jr Wilson out between 12 aid 14 tons of hay from 54 acres. The crop war housed by Saturday night. V. Ingham : 1. Ireland, of Chu town, re• ceatly caught • black base in the Maitland here, weighing nearly 3 pounds. Brussels : D. C. Row disposed of • fine witch cow to Jame. Nichol, of McKillop this week receiving $45.00 for her. Clinton: The wife of Jno, Snyder, of Clinton, underwent an operatics at G.wlerich oe Wednesday; with her husband she has gone oe a vest to friends at Preston. Brussels : Willie Wilton had his right leg injured last week by • wheel of the ped- dling wagon of liallaotyne k Wilton passing over it, while attending whim duties in Grey township - Morris : Oe Tuesday night of this weak Nelson, sou of Samuel Love, 5th line Morris, was killed at Rat Portage. He was • brake- man on the l' P. R. baring spent several years with this company. A wife and one son are left to mourn his •nddee departure. Mrs. Lore was • Miss Seal. Thedeossmid was a worthy young man who sejoyd the esteem of all who knew him. Se•forth : Three hundred and eighty oasdidates wrote on the recent Kat/sacs Kxamin•tios in East Huron, measly : 96 at S.aforth, 106 at (limo*, 77 at Wiaghash, 62 at Brus.els sad 39 at %Vroxetsr. The papers were very fair. The arithmetic was easier than seal : the dictation and geo- graphy mooh more difficult. Many are failing to there two subjects. The gram- mar and composition were very fair. The literature is o.didered rather heavy for childr.s. The results have to be trans- mitted for oondresatioa to Toronto over be- fore the 20th of Jaly. 'l'be ocsfrsed re- sults will be published in the local papers shout the third of August. Toss who wrote must pares their souls in patience. They will he notified through the post-otfios as soon as the examination i. awarded. Morris: There died at his residence, RReo11 wav, es Sunday tut, ens et the oldest rseiawts of this township in the preps et Christopher Corbett. Deceased was • sa- tire of Fermanagh County Ireland, from whence he emigrated in 1828, settling first is (lwillimhary, Simms County, afterward corning to Morris is 1861. taking up lot 3, emit, when he hp resided ooetasesely ep to the time of his death. Mr. Corbett was • member of the first eesseil beard of this township sad was ala. a J. P. is the early days. Re was dw•ys ehsrsotsr- laed se • WMs sf sWlfgeses sed hs amid was therefore respeMd. Rev. - ke preached • funeral manes trent Jt*77eend The t)rwagnum attdeded ami large 1rellahe'te show *heir regard for their dr Wmbrother. The isterwsest was made Ma kus oeeARy. Deosssed wise up- wards of 82 years Rae. The *Weld bee& Is la. World. 1 he oldest book in the world is said to be the "1'apyro. Prime" deposited u the Bibli- ethr'que Nationale, Paris. 1t was di.00vered is a:nrnb at Thebes, Egypt, hy • French- man named Prises. It was found beside a "'01nmy. sad the inscriptions fit the 'wh- en date at which the manuscript mold he wrist.• at 1600 B.('. It is • treaties by • ae 1' 'Ptua ma Prefect, or Prima Minister 1. Wit king bet me of the fifth dyaasty, eased Ptah botep, the full title of the book h.lg, "Precept• of the Prefect Ptah hotep, soder the Ksng of the South and North Ana," ibis htem the date at whish the Means war cOmpsed as shpts. 3360 B. c., aro years before theenpy was written' which sea found s! Thelma no that while the umesaerlpt u 434' yesrs old, the book has sersally an age of 15013_years ."It is writ- •" says • writer is Tis•wl.dg•, "1. the Peeples' hieratic eMreetsr t is est panes :1 addressed eVr. sad emhedthroughout high ssd eptly Kt.elples lar tee regulation of hudl- widesl life ma maaaset, and f.w Nlebm'essele- a me mf tt^^ d governm.et "sub f •. alebftie y a evidence that at that moms peeled rmt heel already attained • high pitch of (*vibratos and regs•wwa sari s iss`est em e$$em dk's, UPE tN NII Z1ALAN0. o.• Continued award of mama.% 1140- ides, W.1.s, .f Cane, Me.$ r.vere< The colonists of New Zealand area hot - day -making people. There is almost an average of one r.eogniz.d holiday lois the month, and it is common predicator all working people to take two or mote days at Chridnhaa, New Year and gasser, w as to make an unbroken playtime of throe dor four days, including Sunday. Then the great emus of people give them- selves up to amusement. Horse races, athletic epurta, boatraces and excursions aro earned on in every available spot, and are attended by large and well-be- haved crowds. The oorntunest of all holiday amuse - meets, however, is a picnic. the sever- al trades recta and societies have picnics of their own to which the public are cordially ts-elrxpuw teethe payment of s small sum toward the expense of the en- tertaiuutrnt. It it amusing to the rail- way traveler to uo e, an he passer through some pleasant countryside. not oue or two, but perhaps fifty different peruke w full swing, each numl..ring scums or hundreds of guests. It has 1*..- raid with much more truth than is usually to be fouud in epigrams a this k.ud, that: "ln New Zealand people are like cat- tle. You need only tor[ a Lumber of them into a pasture and leave them -alone and they will bo perfectly happy." On a warm and tempting New 1 ear's Ley an enterprising burglar might walk through a New Zealand city and help himself, undisturbed, to the couteuts of mart of the houses. Dwellings and streets are alike deserted, ant the casual sojourner who dues not understand the way of the place seeks in vain for some one to speak to. By 6 or 7 o'clock du the evening the greets are lively with return- ing crowds. Mowbray's May we UNR apple hes baa dispensed by a pmi1M o`mke sal droops* for yews, and bodllai of W en- rerswe hay body Issrde • M t11e kssod.isl cLii.Seer aistphilsts. Atit fesrdiellitilsr la 1 rr sob 4 w A. *Ila a THE TELEGRAPH IN AFRICA. Mow It 1s Proposed to Carry the Wine Acres, the Coatis...1. The business {partner of one of the di. rectors of the company formed to build the telegraph line from the (..cps to Cairo pups given a Pall Mall Gazette re- porter some interesting hhtornation. Capital has been subscribed to the ex- tent of £140,000, which is considered sufficient to carry the line as far as Uganda. The materials are now being ordered in luwlon and will be shipped shortly. The poles are to be of iron of light con- struction, in order to out -manoeuvre the white ants, who would eat away wouden pollee. From Fort Salisbury the line is to be carried to Tete, on the Zambesi, and from thence to Blantyre. There Consul Johnson will report the result of his surveys or to the best manner of pro- ceeding on to Uganda,and the construct- ing party will have to come to terms with the natives and Arab. by subsidiz- ing the chiefs and otters of influence. There will be nothing in the way of impenetrable undergrowtbt(or rank vege- tation to contend with, as the line will avoid the low country and keep to the high plateau the entire distance. There are two alternative routes for the con• veyance of the materials. Then is good a ootrtt from the Transvaal to Fort !3•lisbury, or a stouter route would be adopted if materials were shipped direct to Beira, carried along the railway Dow being built as far as it extends, and then conveyed the resat of the distance by ox. wagons. The scheme is being pushed forward with great activity now. Core of th. Setbrimas If you cannot keep your batlhroont sweet by thorough flushing every day and by pouring hot .,da water or dissolv- ed copperas through the pipes about once a week there must be some serious trouble with the plumbing. and you should have it examined at once, writes Maria Parloa in the July LadiesHomo Journal. Sometimes th_ pipe in the kitchen sink is not keptperfectly fres and sweet, or the closet in the basement is not properly flushed. If there be trou- ble auewhere in the waste pipee it w.11 make Itself known all over the house. Try haying the pipe in the kitchen rink flushed twice a week with strong soda water. It should be boiling bot. It will dissolve and carry off all Inc particles of pease that may be clinging to the pipe. ltsseberi.g the Hairs et tee Head. The old idea that the hairs of the head are innumerable is thoroughly exploded. Some years ngo a German ,cientust hail the patience and somehow had the time to make a careful investigation of the subject, and by taking a section of the scalp and carefully counting the hairs on it, then making an estimate. he ar- rived et a tolerable accurate idea of the number of hairs that grow on the whole scalp He found that blonde hair was the finest, and that about 140,000 hairs of this Dolor grow on the average head: then brown came next with about 110.- 000, and black followed with 100,000. Red is the ooarsest there being only about 110,000 bain on the head "of red or auburn hue." Why It Is Called "M..a.r-Wrs.ah." Many people wander why the monkey - wrench reosived such a name, and imagine it must have a connection in some remote way with the animal from which its cutins designation seems to be derived. In tact, its name is not monkey -wrench at all, this being a cor- ruption of the title originally given is It was invented by Charles .pocky, d Williaro.bnrrgg wbo sold tis patent to a firm that undertook to manufacture and put It on the market. In honor of the inventor they called it Moncky wrench, bat both they and he were soon much disgusted to find it known as the monkey- w tench. arawearna 110 .1100001111118111.fill m ..alibi MAIM -esus II BEM .11--Th Why, If you wish • • • • • • • ELT Linen to be White as Snow, Sll • ht Soap will do it. s.easse tl U 11 L I OH? S OAP is perfetl pad sondem so hre, as..1j.rb •ss Aosdeals se injure 'Sher roaro ds. Greatest your aaat sere le energised in lee inawatameire, and i t s quality is.. Wed by the public _at It baa the Largest Sale or my S oap a We World. How Oars you fast Mist Ice you Lav never tried SUNLIGHT 80AP, ash Moss who use it what they thick .d it. then try it fur yourself. The es - salt will please you, and yl be mouroted 5. facer les wittlate, with Lees Labour Greater Comfort, and will b• walest than they ham ever beau before. w hen you seed ordinary soap. Is That not the hest way to de- cide toe matter t Per t by •Nslring what Ib. updates is of those who alr.ady us. is S eeoON) loss y • h/r IrW yoan.lf.' Tos are not committed 1• any way to e GM .cap ; .11 w• /Iask Y. : Dos't Delay. try .. u the axe washing day. • • • • • • • • A sa.rew r.rape. Un. Dangle --My husband beamed for some whiskey this morning, but 1 woul'n't giro it to him without your perm:esiou. Waa I right! Doctor Probe—Is it the same brand that you oflcr•d me! Mrs. I tangle --Yea. Doctor Probe—Madam, you have saved hie hie LOOS H ! Now is the time to lay in your Winter's AL The Wool Scranton Nerd feel 1. tats !Sachet. taw. wear awl t:hoslsst.. Mat West I:n to .r Sart Irl 4 to Seel Q4rkseslsb'efealS ea As I am arranging for • couple of cargoes of HARD WOOD Wet; OUT FOR PRICES. t:' All Coal weighed at the market. W. LEE. Telephoto. remarry tee. 21-1I A Toy Weigh diems. Ons of the most valuable toys ever made is that recently onustructed by s jeweler of Turin, Italy. It is • a boat made of a single pearl. Th. outlines of the beat am mid by those who have seen perfect.it to lie 1 hes a sail be from solid I.d is studd•dwith gold, sad Theaanecle light Is a ruby et wonderful brilLses, and far s rudest It hats an eearsld. teras swam Tlie terms ehsuld be apple the abides every htslligwt sebetween Her. desk Blood Ritter. the .Morin sad serum meed for dyspepsia, hilieeseemp en.ttip- Mies, , sad ked bee* sad the various Imitations Wand by fortis/ se beiss "joss as le sublug else as beret atediebe. pd r Il 11 et is tis 9w TWs 9te1.AL M oily ase dollar • year. Have it soot to your frisads. Teas Rrnesi. sal• M M•oirst to tows •r s.atld to slay adios tar hl sd II ler I. HAVE YOU BACK -AC H E HODS KIDNEY PILLS WILL CURE YOU "Backache means the kid- neys are in trouble. Dodds Kidney Pil siue prompt relief" 76 per cent of di is east caused by disordered kid- neys. Night as well try to have a healthy clty without erwer- ags, as good health when the kidneys are clogged, they are the scavengers of the system "Delay le dangerous. Neg- lected kidney troubles result In Bad Blood, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and the most dan- geross of off. Brigitte Disease, Diabetes and Dropsyy." The abov• diseases cannot grist wher• Dodd's Kidney Pills are mod." (Sold by al deskss carr cant by era re receipt Dr.L.A. Swish at C•. Tomas . or six %Wise tear hob said Hidaq Tal, r DwLER' XT or WILD A STRAWBERR cue./ G' rcoL G y01.ERA c1+ oc.E jgyDEA US DIARRHOEA SUmigg C4 f TS U ^DULTS CHS P ice JScrs BEWARE •f IIIITArINS 7 SAUNDERS & CO. 110ARD FURNACES COAL. We are headquarters for the beat Coal acrd Wood Furnaces. WOOD_ LOCAL RVKH1iNCES : REES PRICE, Fug.' MRS. W. T. HAYS.: WE MKE ALL 01111 OWN TINARE FROM RE -DIPPED TIN PLATES.: DON'T BUY SLOP WORK Eave Troughing, Roofing, Cornice - Work, Heating and Plumbing. PROMPT ATTENTION. GOOD WORK. SAUNDERS & CO., ,West Street. PATENTS! PAILS AND TUBS THE E. B. of fibre and Pails of Wood, reliable, strong and good ; for pickles, lard,am or sap, for use at the well or the tap. of the finest materials made for your household, your farm or your trade for every contingency ready and pails made by E. B. EDDY. • EDDY C MPANY, MAMMOTH WORKS, HULL, CANADA. SUMMER GOODS The only duty there Will be in connection with my goods will be my duty to sell and the duty of the pub- lic to buy in the most satis- factory manner and best market. Ready-made Clothing a specialty, and everything in the latest and best Dry Goods and Groceries can be had at hard -times prices at CAIE*TS. Tweet UMW LE CMTIt$.Il'I Mhhse4..e4 5511 sireteeee In the u tea hot. .• .pleaded to as Mo,,140Arg Ger 'Mae N Mpawlre the 1 . et. leaner of. see, sea w! yes 144 eea 1'ateI.ts la 'was idle boss %have• rssmte Mm W4till1AuT'1 '. Seel MUD•SL 01 navy D AWI W. iam tai Y aAd CIlAna VBI J' a r A f 1 !' • reese tenon sirs Neale of est MOW 411111,. otrll.+l.ww thsniVrmir tds t e1v., M M t»ea llnlm as wrestle war Thc Ton Cash S1oc P. O'DEA, Manager. l0n True .Competition. WHY Does GEO. BARRY, the Goderich furniture dealer and undertaker, keep the best stock of furniture and undertaker's supplies' And how is it that he can sell so cheap BECAUSE TseaWs Gitano les Mea MAttivs tee pebble • a 1 cissa h lair clad p! sa51 1. — sae a plaalelev and r the t.rensl et Its pateub It deserves_ s set el suety peesss who Detre• t'dn dnMsSMspllees1 .es thY :her= sovierattar alt Ilagresameeed seeS w M asset. 11841 team seat • . •dreM lie finds that it pays in the long tun. His motto is : " Small Profits and Quick Re- turns." He also makes a specialty of picture framing. Give him a call before purchas- ing elsewhere. Embalming Fluid always on hand. 2357-7 GODERJCH Steam Boiler Works. I anTA BLISH EI l 1111. ) A. S. C H RY STA L, Successor to (Anidal it Black, Manufacturers of all kinds of Station- ary Marine, Upright k Tubular 290 =1 ..,S, Salt Pans, Smoke Sta ' .. Sheet Iron Works, etc., etc. Apse dealers la U evlsht sad Neslsonla dlidl Vales £mines. Animistic Cul•00 Sagbs.s a pestalty. All slum of pl • mid pipe Almon awmantly os band. ftaslnsatea furnished es mon notice. Ftspeirieg promptly ut•nd•d to. SIMI, P. O. Box D.Goderich. 0.t. wash—Opoas:M 0. T. R. station. Godes-lea. MoL 4D'8 SYSTEM RENOVATOR AND OTWaa rum= awasetaa, Specific and Antidote for Impure, weak and impoverished hlnewl, dye- =liver palpitatias of this heart, liver eranplai.t, neuralgia, hies •f memory, bronchitis, onenamptinn, gall steams, jaundice, kidney ud urinary di.s.sse, M. Vitus' demos, female irreg. Maritime rr g - Maritime and von...l debility. UIORITORT, IOOERICk, ONTARIO J. M McLT,.OD, Prepr10I r sed Mao rfserarer. Me •'s 'STORM Rma a h. W fridead ifs molt,. w•sS well r Moetk, Reweew, DsAsm and Trwess. 111,1 ly.