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THE SIGNAL OODERIC'H, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 7* leis.
UP IN A BALLOON. ebrothels* at alk arm
wee their name Rtagal4-yetletters
addressed •'RingddBr a Paracbat-
Mts." reached them. 'rbey had with
them • tent. In which appssted • dory.
trainer, duwu on the e. • •tills.
Marclru,," but really Lottie Martin -as
tie Ringold Brothers were really Freak
.ad George M.etel. These, with
tite 'ieeeir of Cattle as doorkeeper aad
eay1ea s _n the ego1A
which to �Am.se�msn/
pr'ah'ie town.t1ns the Ingfarle
,. x county fair managers were deter
mined to have something nnusnany at
tractive. and 1, the farmer -preacher of
the neighborhood, was sent to make ar-
rangements, it possible, fur the appear-
ance of the "Aggregation." There was
little outside amusement On the prairies
in the early days, and I Lound the whole
of the adjoining county, apparently,
snrrunudiug the stratagem when I first
saw there The girl was slender, dark.
and supple. The "brothers- as unlike
as the poles--uoe, Dane, heavy, strong,
and firm muscled ; the other, a men boy
in appearauoe, with clear blue eyes grad
delicate features.
There had been an accident during
the afternoon exhibition. and
George
bad been hurt. He lay on a bunk in
the rear of the tent atter the crowd had
dispersed.
'Much hurt, wy boy!" asked a visi-
tor.
"Shook up some. My bones ache
pretty bad...
"What was the matter!"
'Th' parachute didn't work right, an'
I come down bard. We go up together
on th' trapeze bar. an' Frank stays with
th' balloon while 1 drop Things didn't
go right today..'
The dove trainer just then came in and
inquired as to the young balloonist s con
ditwu. She put her hand on his fore
heal. and a flush swept over his pale
thin twee.
`He wants her to marry him." the boy
said, when she had gone out . "and het
father wants it, too. She don't know
what to do"
"And eon'"
"I want her, too. and he hates me for
it. The accident to day did not make
hint feel sorry "
The banner; manager entered. and 1
arranged for the company's appearance
at Plainville the next tiny but one
A county fair in the west is unique.
There can he nothing like it, for nowhere
else can the people live nnder the same
conditions. 1t et not held in a grove of
stately elms. but on a L -vel, sunburned
prairie. separated from all the surround-
ing sunburned prairie only by a barb-.
wire fence. The rough• unpainted sheds
hold home anti . attle from the settlers'
claims -the best they have. bnt innocent
of pedigree or registry. Vegetables and
fruit are scantily sheltered term the hot
sunlight by hoard awnings. Horticul-
tural hall u never lacking, and is a shed
but tone degree better than that need for
the stock. It contains as motley a col-
lection cf carica as ever graced a vanity
fair. Every family in the neighborhood
has some heirloom of past and forgotten
greatness back in Mone. New York.
`irgtria Or Illinois. These. with the
crude b.dquilts and euntlower lambre•
quiet of native handiwork. combiue to
make the display oo smopditan and en-
tirely non sectional.
The attendants come in wagons for
twenty miles around. They :Fear no
silken gowns or feathered hat& Calico,
gingham., Jeans. these are the materi-
als for nothing. But all are happy.
and the rustic maids and lads aw/ng
hands and witness the mustang race
dbliviota to their surroundings, so ab-
sorbed are they in their own enjoy
ment.
From the moment of the balloonists
arrival they were the observed of all.
Their tent was crowded with gaping
spectaltors, who gazed in wonder at the
seeming intellingenos 'bourn by the
trained dove«.
In the meanwhile the dirt covered and
smoke stained balloon was being slowly
masted over a slow fire. Heated air
was to prove the lifting power. and two
hours went by before the rolling, tumb
ling in•ss of oasysa was reedy for the
ascension.
As an acquaintance of the performers
I had been assisting in the inflation.
Suddenly I noticed that 1 was left in
charge while voices harsh and loud
came from the tent. I made my way
through the crowd and entered the can-
es d.xora George lay back on a dirty
ooverlid oe the ground. his fad paler
than ever, while the others stood around
him.
"I tell you I am afraid." declared the
recumbent figure, "and, besides, I am
sore from obs fall.'.
"Nonsense'" exclaimed Dew. 114
easy enough when things work right.
'lois b no time to back out"
The youth groaned. and I could see •
feeling of pity sweep over the dove
trainer.' face. She knelt beside him
and whimpered something in his ear
Driers fees grew dark and i thought
be climbed his heavy Ileo tighter. In
a moment the conattBeion was over and
the girl remarked, quietly : "lis will
so. net fe.ay'"
She was dressed in half circus cos-
tume. and the tittle scene in the dingy
teat seemed almost theatrical
The doorkeeper and I went out to the
balloon, and the girl noon followed
Martin laid the tropese of the parachute
out ca the prairie grass, eased stationed
.tardy young farmers as the goys with
sharp knives to loose thecaptive balloon
M the word.
Then the "Rittgold Brothers"
sad forth like • long rendition. at rs
sod of the strand. and steadily, yt;t�
over hand. she climbed upward. until.
jot as the two bodies herniate indistinct,
we could me the clinging figure on the
pole het her up to his side and draw her
close to him.
Then we turned to Deane He 1•J like
one stunned at the door of the tent las-
ing at the rolling and tomo$g balloon.
As we looked at aim • coolesaloa ssola-
ed wrenched out of hie very soul, aad
beg ped 'The parachute won't
spThen I knew it a11, and trembled with
*prawn tiro i oooti Sat bettgc Rader
stand what was likely to cowl. Dane's
jealousy had nearly killed the boy twu
days before. and now meant to soli ate
the wort. The dove trainer, thio tug
Dane's fall would tlimpl • send the bar 1
loou higher. had given herself ea a bol
last, and would share the young rival's
fate.
Higher and higher in the clear air went
the balloon, the smoke rolling oat of its
open lower end. The clinging figures
on the crowbar were merged into one.
First ordering Dane watched, the door-
keeper and myself ,..canted horses, and
followed as fast as . e could the course
of the aerialists.
Soon it was evident that the strength
of the heated air was exhausted, for the
balloon and its passengers began to de
scrod. That its speed was rapid was
also evident. for the weight was greeter
than was intended for it at that stage of
the proceedings.
Soddenly there was a separation. The
rope connecting parschnte and balloon
had been severed, and the pair would
trust themselves to the big umbrella.
But the umbrella, as Dane Lad said.
would not work. The great ribs refused
G. expand, and like a shot from • tower
the trapsse bar and its occupants were
dragged downward.
1t was a chaotic meats of rope,. ban.
canvas and spangles that we found a
half mile further uu npon the prairie.
Amidst it all lay two still forms closely
locked in each other's arum. Martin
lifted his daughter's face No need to
ask if there was hope. The pretty fee
tures were pale. but the dark lashes
lifted. and the eyes looked at us in that
trnatinln•-w of childhood that comes to
older hearts in times of peril. Her corn
pauion had fainted sway, and she soon
followed him.
We hurried them back to the tent,
and laid their bespangled forms on the
ground It was hours before thee re-
gained complete coiseiotameas. bnt there
were no bones broken. the canvas had
fallen nutter thein and eased the blow.
'they made • enceeeufal Resent to
Nether a week later. 1 married them ■,
they sat on the trapeze bar ready to sail
skyward. it breve our fair a greet ad
vertinenient, and the crowd included
nearly .-verylesiv in the county, and for
milts. uataitle 44 '11.
Lune was tried for attempt at rounder
at the urzt terut of court. But run
know weeders' juries. He was declared
not gtu ty, an l unto afterwards killed in
a deuce house in ('olorado.-Charles
Moreau }larger, in Harper's Balzer.
GULLS ARE SACRED IN UTAH.
Wkr (heel ai ]1..rmo.. Isapeea a flies
far Killing the 'bird.
Most interesting of the birds that we
saw 00 our daily walk to the pastnre
were the grills -great. beautiful, snowy
creatures. who look strangely out of
place .o far away from the seashore.
stranger. tis.. than their change of resi-
dence was their change of manners from
the wild. unapproachable sea birds,
soaring and diving and apparently
spending their lives on wings. From
this high place in our thonghta. from
this realm of poetry and mystery. to
come down almost to the tameness of
the barnyard fowl is a marvelous trans
formation. and one is tempted to believe
the solemn announcement of the Salt
Lake prophet that the Lori sent them
to his chosen people. The occasion of
this alledged special favor, to the latter
Day Saints was the advent about twenty
years ago of clouds ofbe-
fore which the crops oftthe'Vestern
Stakes and Territories were destroyed as
by fire. It was then. in their hour of
greatest need. when the food upon
which depended a whole people -oras
threatened. that these beautiful winged
messengers appeared. In large docks
they carate. from no dote knows when.
and settled like so many sparrows all
over the land, devouring almost without
ceasing the hosts ot the foe. Tbe
crops were saved and all Deseret re -
Was it any wonder that a
=church
to regardthe head of
=ids church as the direct representa-
tive of the highest should believe them
to be really birds of God, and should
accordingly cherish them! Well would
it be for theineelves if other Christian
peoples were equal] j] believing, and pro
tested and cherM6ed other winged
messengers sent just es truly to protect
their crops. The shrewd man who
wielded the destinies of Ms people be-
side the Salt Lake secured the future
va.fnlnese of what they considered the
miraculous visitation by Axing a penalty
of $ t upon the head of every gull in the
Territory. And now, the birds having
found congenial nesting plans on soli-
tary islands in the lake, their descend-
ants are so fearless and so tame that
the habitually follow the plow like a
dock of chickens, rising frau almost
under the feet of the indifferent horses
ami eroding down at once in the furrow
behind. seeking oat grubs and larvae
and mice and molest that the plow hes
disturbed in its passage. The Mormon
cultivator has sense enough to appreri
ate each service. and no man or boy
dreams of lifting a finger against his
d at the tent door, resplendent io red haat trissd. Eztraordinary, iodesd,was
and whits tights The older was yet tilt* sight. to epee accustomed b seting
while the application of every bird that attempt to mender inch
EPt vett the a ka of tM younger lith service shot and snared and swept
ot entirely conceal their pallor. from tbm face of the earth. Our hearts
T11e perf�or:aen were 'notably, aad warmed toward the •'Elvins of Ziewt," and
boolttlstkall introdttcad to obs crowd our respect for their intelligence tutees•
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aa the greatest aerialists now on earth " e4 Iso we heat rod down to the 11e14 to
Yd ths7 Wok bout et the trapeze, and a'e this latter -day wonder. -Atlantic
Qr•�twned M•r,thly
wasver.
ith ic wish the ropes A o hairs
A woman whose tape is inclined to be
severe with square dein and m
no
should not arrange her hair w1 n
p-
rision and ungraceful simplicity. Th.
angular face needs graceful framing
it requires the softaming touch of wavy
hair or earls to bring not its posaibllitiss
of beauty, aad may be transformed by
many 01 the pretty styles in vogue just
sow
HM I :Mss M res a.
MINu
The rice's* A t. Puede le Albert
ITosseb. wise owes his wealth' to his
rn..ttfertariag establieb teats (fro.
er} Yd
papHis lasses is emelt 431,0100.0110$
a lin see guy
were esverod- and the halloos gave •
sadden tng to its burden, lif sig it
Moldy away skyward. oto uneme
was the eight m�a
t oat on tb• plaits. that of
the hundred" present not half a score
salt three events that hapysosd around
la .i
mettheearth
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never e $bs
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ago foil til . ..' dot t•ieil KIM
a lar. , ....d leaped fasts
y ti %isg trail
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Lok. • fI . YiiimlaRtst fall holm
and ems'.. , t aped it/ els tied asci
Reps. sfpi . e•,wa I11 was cared tate
Into air was MUs d
Mambas, aad
bee liths 1 • way was away*" bank
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FTA1 RAIIJVY VRCK
A Lando! the Cameo a Fatality es the
Baltimore and Ohio.
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED
The Marred aad Mediated m.dlee les*
L'M.ra.atlk the Lee.en.11va -
Wreekerd fan e.tel, Tire-
The
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� t r'.OLA•u, kid., May -'LI, -Yesterday
• dusstrous wreck ,.o erred near Pile
Drove, two and • half wiles mat of Rock
wood. Pa. on the Pittsburg division of
the Baltimore and Oho, railroad. Th.
train was the Now York and Pittsburg
*zpress, which left thio place with two
express can, a common express and • mail
car and several day coaches.
The catches were well tilled with pas-
sengers, and the train was nulling at the
✓ ate of sixty miles an hour. Suddenly
the eugiue dashed tutu a large laudslide,
sending the engine down into the creek,
where it still lien. The combination *-
pries and mail oar and respites express
can were crashed into the engine with
terrific force and In • few minutes were on
tin. The coaches were jaumed together
but did not leave the track, and nous of
the passengers were injured.
As soon as the train stopped the pas-
sengers rushed to the burning express can,
when they found Messenger Stahl strap
gling to escape from his car. He was
rescued. but not until he bad received
serious injuries about the head and body
and probably internally, but it is thought
he will recover.
The dead body of Fireman Rhinehsrt
was fonud under the locomotive. One of
his 1. -et was burned oft, Here was also
found the charred body of Engine*:
N icho son. The remains of Engineer
Nicbule..0 and Firew•u Rhiuebart were
taken to Glenwood. 1'a. where they leave
families. All traffic was suspended tut
five or .ix hours.
• year, a1 w Mem lest year, wises W
we./inn Med, hall a ttUlloa tB M.
Mss* MU
Tw.. .anon, Me. Killed.
At'tt.t..•, Tex., Bay 2y. -The engine and
six can of a freight train on the Terse
Central .railway jumped the track here
Friday night Engineer John Elliott and
lirs::etuati .irthnr \ti oddal were crushed lo,
.-each beneath the debris.
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tpnea .a V.Ilee elle• Death.
HALIFAX. .\. May 28. -The coroner'
inquest on the body of the young man
P'+tllet'un, who died on the train on Tnes
1;as been emoclude.l. This is the
..►e i:. which :'crouse Hawkins created et
much taik by b•r.uig an entrance into the
utadrrt•ker'a premiere and carrying away
the b..dv. The v..rdict was " That
deceased Wm. H. Fullerton, came to hit
death boa Tuesday while under the in6u-
rucr tit narcotic drng while on the train
from Amherst to Halifax, not having the
attendance of a physician which he should
have had. and this jury recommends that
the -Provincial Government should take
some steps for the transportation of violent
)nuatics 10 the insane asylum from their
home.." It was brought out in evidence
that two grains of morphia had been in
jetted into the patient before leavint
Anther*
erste a sews.-Y.*r.Old Cklld.
Ton Rivcas, Que., May 'tb.-Delius.
Charette. • servant .t Le.aia.vilb •tole
away from her mistress' roof and took with
her the 7 -year-old daughter of the house.
On missing the child and girl the next day
the mother drove towards St. rarnaby,
following the trucks of the tugttive. Sbr
came up with her child a1 11 at Hight and
took her home and laid a complaint with
the clerk of the parish here. On Thurs-
day
hornday High Constable Bellefeaille caught
tis esry.at at midnight and took her tisk
custody. The girl says she took the child
with bee for compauy'e sake. It appears
that • few years ago this rams girl .bdoct
ed • child some three years of age and
took her in • hand cart as far as Louise
•tile, when the child win taken away from
bee.
Vattsewe Mao's ready Viand.
TaobuD, clot, May P11. -The body of
en unknown man was found in Davy't
oolp moil raceway of the Welland ('anal
here Saturday evening, It bad evidently
been in tis water **end daps, and was
that of • mar aboot 60 rears of age. 5 feet
6 inches in height, bald heeded and
weig n:el about 140 pounds. He had on •
dark coat and vest and light striped trout
eta The ehief of police is inclined u
believe it to be the body of a tramp named
James McLaughlin, although be is not
positive.
Cesaselesed for. Waimea& Reim*.
NoawooD, Ont. May 98. -John Huff-
man, • part negro from Campbellford,
was arrested on the charge of crimhi.1
assault committed on Bertha Warner, •
little twelve -year-old daughter of Peter
Witmer of this plane. Reeve J. B. Pearce,
J. P., held court hen, and atter bearing
evidence, committed Huffman to the
connt7 jail to stand his trial at the neat
mama
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Turn
t6 eat are•
8t111 betty. Olen
made with
t0LENE
for 1ftty ars
REE from gRE/lsa
*HA are *saily di-
sestied a fo. no,
Shorten ;/.15 , and alt
COO tP9 joule. cs
Ctotama is bitter
and purer titan lard.
Mads o017 b7
The N. K. F.Irbank
Company.
W.utagt.a .ad A.. se.,
ORIGINAL PROVERBS.
Vine rarely lingers round the wash tub.
A barroom light is the wrecker's beacon.
Some moo cant even take the views they
Ply dui.
Medicine mikes •e many fatal dunes as
11 cu. --
A an w;.: is his own doctor n. ver asks
for a patient.
Even as allopath prefers philosophy in
bosoe. p •thio don.
There is n • such master of speech as •
woman in a few wor.'s.
A dru.kad can •allow more money
th n . feeoly oars earn.
If there were .,netchaageof breaths, more
men Would ..mak divorce.
The worst of cannibals b the eson•ter who
foods upon a good wile'. heart.
When • man ior,.s boy he more +ban
makes up in bristles what he lacks in
hams.
A bleckswiling sheet is the only piece in
which to advertise for • lost r.patatlou.
Some folks make the painful miatak• of
thtrkmg they can't get the dirt or without
taking ;he skin with it.
If you are as good a padre of human
nature as a cbild tor • dog yoe won't climb
into the wrong lap or growl .t • good
friend.
FARM FAGOTS.
Pial, sown oafa yield beet.
Sew wheat immediately alter oats.
Never till the soil when damp espesially
if . heavy soil.
See that all /.aces an in good repair and
• the exasper•tioae.
Do not harrow .o grass seed too deeply
not over one-half inch.
Make your intensive farming mon exten-
sive, and yet equally ureases
Lo not allow your sheep out is long, cold
IUY---Itis • too on the vigor of sheep.
Coseider the economy of charities your
Spring covet into new milkers is it.. Fall.
if some of us depended upon the character
of oar lawong ma the Zonation basis for
felicity in the next world, then most miser.
able would be our fate.
Study, reed, plan, think sod 6t yourself
to be s better fanner this year Unto you
beve ever been. There 11 room for improve
meat
A Quarte• Porus., Satellite.
Sr. Hn.atat, Qs.. May 88. -At Petit
Hong. about two milt west of St. Made
lint, a well-to-do bachelor farmer named
Alm* Bynaimo ar..e in the morning and
proceeded to hie barn, where .bout : n hoar
after be was found hanging from • beet.
He bed been sick for trete time, whisk
wean to have affected bis brain.
sass newee.,ee by Light.la•.
R*U.•,rvAI, Oat, May 18. --During •
severe electrical mesa whittle peened over
Imre • barn and outbuildings about two
miles from Imes, b.loogiag to Devil
Canis, was street by llishtaing sad
totally destroyed. less $2,000.
Vtir.• swap* ley Viva.
Uevca, May '68. - Lawrenceville, St
Lawman meaty. has •effe red heavy loss
by are. The BapliOM *harsh, ave star•s
and several lioness and other budding*
wen deeeroyed.
hemeetl..• ter Velesbsr Ow..
Lemnos. May IM -It is asnasneed allythat dill long eervtee detonates fee
voaateee oaeera, whiled was greeted la
18M, will be o*sssded to India anal the
e0IDea' eretaimer.
Mrs. 7. S. Hawkins, Chatt.aoaga, Tenn.,
says : " Shiloh'• Vitaliser ' say d my life.'
I mender it the best remedy for • debilitated
system I ever used." For dyspepsia, liver
or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 asst..
Sold by all dtuggbtu • w
Petty Mut• Deetrered.
Act.v000sq yea. May 2E -Tb. Dowels -
Mn Paper Company's pulp mill at Ned
dingtoe Falls wee batted aad is • total
lona
PtsoIe* Mur 11.04.501.
New Weertttwer e. R C. Nay 18. -
Nearly the ..bete et that Royal City Plias
Mg Mills beim bees ssmMndd by are
Less BINL/1111S
■ale RIM leetvae.
Mrs. Pre.obly-What mad. you M11 me
elm he was tie carver el kis own jortnoe
when he rot 0.017 neat be rasa by marrying
a. hearer'
Mr. Preechly Well, he hod to cut
net about twelve fellows to got her, didn't
he'
DO YOD WAIT
NM OURS BORON
FABIII�G IIPLKIBMTS?
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
From
1001s
10
$1.30.
THE LARCEST AND BEST STOCK
IN THE COUNTY.
4OO-SETS-4OO
CREAM AND ¶HITE tLCE CURTALNZ
Direct from the makers in Scotland, an.I at Prices to suit everybody.
CHINELL CURTAINS!
CREAM THAN EVER AND PRIME Q9TY.
Mats and Rugs in great variety. 4� \\
Art Maina from 5 cents up.
A complete stock of House Furnishings of all kinds.
Wig CARPET SEWING MACHINE
is a great success. We can make a :10 or 40 vard Carpet in about \\
two hours. ALi. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
it so. sal) *pee JOHN KNOX aid ROBERT
Tl1OMPdON. Redatek, ee W. H. TAR4'OR
hostas-...
They Mew fire/ -data waltegatek epee %Al&
Mee, pk.t.aa• road WWII. OUT ymrMve sober
steles. all wort warranted aad of ad
esisss,
finismale by The MCIJUGHLIN CO..
0101•W A.
Noxon Farm Machinery.
The e..undersigned are erne meafor ts aid
Itr.th0rsrs' bSeed d iteilM. Bt r
Mown, aortas Teeth ('univaser., Horse
llakee, am, aa,. ea well ea ter Lb*
Cockahntt Plow.
COLBORNE BROS.,
GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lam Curtain U arehouse
of the County.
Choioe
Family
Groceries
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
L.W. RUNCIMgN'S,
for. 0.etrtal staves e.d assure. t
e sa.afedutvd by the Ceakahsst Flew Co. of
Bramf.14. Oat
erne ase enemseed to nese* the phare with
every Mrh et vehicle sal the very beet make
.t agrtomauwl i05Mw.Ota at the larr•.t pa►
snapoast e_tms esterase with bee -area
wrbarMle.
Yea du't have to waft a swath ee ewe .her
1eeviug ytwr seder, bat we en petered i• oe
. sea Haat ea t•. get.
U roe west herg.H. M the above named
HMO he risen end Wti !mow a Jon with r ad
deem one ..s a tb. s.d.r.�i.+.
JOHN KNOX, Oedericb,
BOlirr. THOMPSON, Oasis sick,
Ws. Valiant. D upssom
aha
ThaSPRING SEASON
1\4=7.1-61NER 2"..
Otte its DONAGH has returned from the Market with
s Large Assortment of the Latest and Beat k
Spring and Sommer Styles.
Early Inspection Invited.
MRS. R. B. SMITH,
Cii'lel.egow F3ouee_
AROTST
BOOTS &SHOES
The reason why nearly everyone buys their Shoes at
DOWNINC'S
is bt•cause, being a thoroughly practical Shoemaker, he
knows a Shoe when he sees it, and is not dependent on
the manufacturer or jobber for pointers, which very often
point in the wrong direction for the consumer's benefit.
Nearly all my Goods are made expressly to my or-
der, and not bought throughobbers or middle men,
therefore, I can Sell goods at about the price others Pay
who buy through jobbers.
is usual a large stock of the Newest and Best Goods
made in Canada, at prices that will defy the keenest com-
petition.
E. DOWNING,
WHOLESALE AU RETAiL'
tYIiapatrmi promptly and well done.