The Signal, 1894-8-23, Page 66
THE SIGNAL: GODBHIOH. ONT., THURSDAY. AUG. 23. IAl6.
NEW vOKK FASHIONS.
JSTRICH SOAS ARE ONCE MORE IN
hIGH FEATHER.
la .pile .t flare Tires G.tbam•s Dress-
maker. A.. Kept lieey Some Novelties
Wbsek rr.mise to M ropsl.r This Aa -
time. A Taller -Mad. Nalt-
New Pons iSrst•ut.1.
The revival of the ostrich feather boa is
Deo of the features of midsummer task
toss Not the long circular boa. but one
_94th .esti fee thin -sic inches and cots
rtom 67 to $i5, aeeorli°g to quality of the
(*ether They are b.comlag and dude.
and need as much looking after as • pet
seri.„ t .rou:d, for they gide away and
kat.- thein•- Ives in s w.rt exeslerattne
simmer Ttte method Pf wearing them is
one sad around the throat and
Brien it LT tis• dress with a ease ptu and
hold the other end or let it float in space
It Is negligee, and either causes or pre-
vents sore throats, authorities disagree on
ibat point, but that it is a chsnutug and
e ffective piece of feminine attire all agree
Black are popular for tkTdaytime, acid'
white fur the evening. They are fetching
with all nwtumes, but a black feather boa
wont or carried wit:. a white chiffon mis-
time 1+ cuiply distracting.
A+ rinse . f cowntercial drawbacks the
dressusakers and mliltnel-here have
been .bb. to take a vacation this month as
meal, on account of • rush of work. Ow
lugs order was fur a lady and her two
daughters who'were going abroad. They
Ibad reversed the role of going t.. Paris or
London for their wardrobes, and were har-
m'
av$ them made iu New York
But about the eastern. Madame bet-
s•lf bad • black satin and moire -tech
sough for a dowager. The snits akin had
en iuset of the main down the trout This
was entered with band -tot e-lace;--'ke d
ad with (.earl paesementrt ie. The want
opened in front over • similar - triuimiag.
Big balloon sleeves with lace wrote, A
Chatelaine hag of the lace hung front the-
teolre belt. •Three veru full rows "of the
lace pawed around the lb••nilers, separ-
ated by a row of the pear: paseeineoterk.
Another drew.. was of sunset silk and
summer velvet, of the shale known is
punch color. 'fon was made with the
n ew slashed waist\ the upper part of the
TA11/r.•rADE arta
cor+age bein„ velvet slashed in deep pointe,
which were filled In.witb falls of accordion
Opted cream ehilatr,_ -A corselet et SIR
velvet completed the silk waist
A thInl drt•*e was a black *ilk lined with
heliotrope satin. which, by some trick of
the dt'es+rnaker, is male to atom ea' if the
er..t
garment were reversthle, a indite" it was,
the skirt having two waists. oat e' the
black silk, the other 01 '• ..s ostia TM
sleeted Mee{ ' ;,gut coat to the elbow.
with fell graduate] riffles that stood out
to Immense size.
The dresses of the young ladies were of
the tailor made order. in checked woolen
gap"., will belts, shoes aid chate:amee.
and other aecee•orlea of white canvas
And several dear. delicious peach euloted
and corn finw.rerl blue ordaudie.. trimmed
with bolts of reversible ribbons, and with
flounces end ruffle* of butter -yellow lace,
which. you know. goes with everything.
1 had a hint given me at one of the Fifth
avenue "modes- of what is coming to the
early fall. Russet -grow cloths have just
boon imported. also browns, and a new
Dolor called leaf -red. 1 anppuee that means
antmmu leaf—and the dear, always wel-
come and ever new shepherd's plaid.
With three clothes r doe the new velvets.
which are simply distracting, both in color
and tekture. Yokes of velvet, It is pre-
dicted, will le worn with ererything.
Sommer millinery consists of a hat with
• Ise. bran, and any kind of a erown. and
it can be faced with velvet and enhanced
with feathers without looking heavy.
Thies has been an unaccountable demand
for such flowers as poppies, forget me -nuts
and Coro flowers, and now they are scarce
m hen's teed,. The lovely Parma violet*
and the black Rnsslsn violets are also very
popular. There is all the old demand for
aigrettes, but now it is black and gold. and
as they are almost impossible to And every
body wants them to lien of them there
are gold and black wings, and stiff mili-
tary looking bunches of gold beading that
remind one of the seven candlesticks
The one aigrette In front le sneeseded by
vita on tech aide of the hat. Th• straight
black pinnae in front has always hal •
'heavy effect.
Plain skirts are the rule now for street and
ordinary weir The many little ruffle. of
a trimmed skirt have a dowdy look when
(teen nest to the plain elegance of the no
ttimmst garment in public places But
either style will have its adherent+.
TM people who are hitt in town—and
there are plenty of them—are improving
their time by purchasing marked down
goods. remnants, and they end many real
btltirsin. P.m instance, 1 saw one of thea.
shoppers who shops only is the morning,
ani dresses appropriately bay an exquisite
Italian torso hat from a lot thrown on a
emote,. and amelledi ton emetic She ea-
ptalned to the sleek. whom she ..waned to
keno, that elle wssld take it to a milliner
and Ings ft swwe met when 11 would be
aft Vaal as Ow.
"Iby deel ye' Meek your bow1
Beard a .well giri say to a fris.d, "It'a
odeutierly envy."
The hat wee out. of those four -dollar
black straw., bat had lost lis lustre.
"How eau I black Itr asked the owta.r.
"Shoe polish. gooses, was the ready
answer And 1 had learned another mrs
tory of the toilet.
White veils are a midsummer madness.
You cannot have tun many of them, as
they are w vie -the fur all occasions %Visits
toile. which cauda be imitated to cbsapw
materials has a prestige of its own, bat so
has the snowflake veil which makes a pec•
taro of • pretty girl, loathe Cakes corer her
ante aid Bees and melt in her month
Plain white brussels pets and a plain lace
with a narrow bonier. and large ''10vs"
arils are all worn, particularly with the
whit. Jailor hat. The effect .,o the coin -
plosion is lire the glow of the surest on
the snow, rosy and cool.
Owls who r an°ot afford to take the out-
ing m much desired. because of a lack of
ItTO. Jir•ttT TO WEA. WiT. .I.lcxgs.
IASRIO cIILLOTINED
The A.saaein of President t'ar.ot Pays
the Permit) to the Law ie
HE MET DEATH FEARLESSLY
ad Sheet.' the Cry of Aearebr Defoe.
the Keith ren rise Eseretl..a Per-
forated (fount, sketch or I.
To•Ikr.l ttarl.51 •sol
Ma Crim.. NMI
•[sots. Aug 16. —Sento Camerio the
murderer .,f President i ernut was gui to
tined at Eve °cL,ck thug morning, he
*emu, of the execution 1s about 50 metres
from the prison. Three hours before the
time es: for the execution a detachment
of troops comprising the Dattielin
of infantry and tw i squadMus of tine
Seventh t'uir•eriers took posutous on the
ground. They were reinforced later by
gendartues and pultcelneo. Peibler, the
executioner, arrived at 3 o'clock briuging
with him the well known guillotine.
Ths van conveytug the guillotine was
escorted by gendarmes on horestack.
The operation of 'erecting the machine
occupied about an hour.
There was • heavy shower during the
night which had the effect of driving
away nearly alt the cariosity seeker.. At
three c'ek.ck there were hardly was ban -
tired lentos waiting. Saute time WOW
daylight the weather improved ted 111.
curious began to gather again.
Shorty b. -fore fire Eo'cl;a k the con-
demueJ roan was lel front his oell to tree
1 guillotine. His arms were firmly bound
beta, i him. When the attendants seised
i to him under firs kuito he sir
summer gown.. must do as one of our b m lay +4
gist fiercely to tree himrlf. At &4
tiothaur belie, bas done, go without them. o'doct sll was ready. Caserio shouted:
.This girl toot. a trunkful of books. sad ••C'ourege, comrades. Long lite anarchy.
when her friends asked her about bet { The knife tell at five o'clock precisely,
wardrobe, she said: and l'alieriu'e head dropped tutu the
—Oh' I Cannot be bothered with elothsa , basket
1 hare my. tailor gown - .a lot of eb rtib Jet j Caserta and Hie Crime.
and hash ties, mud a @ilk waist besides sty Santo Caeerio was born in the little town
al drrwee fur oecvion. it lbw to eon. • of Motto tlseunn, L..tubardi, o° Septem
tend with clothes 1 should hath ber 8, 1e:S. Ile was then the youngest of
els children. When he was 14 rims of
protratt n.' 1 age he was apprenticed to a baker at Milan-
• -.Then there is always the consolation if At this period of bis lite he is said to have
you wear old clothes that they will be new been exceedingly docile. with • distinct re-
in a new .tel ante ug new pecple, ligious tendency. Two years ado, how-
ever, he fell under the indaeuco of the
un one'. 1rien.ls ]..rafter year. "There anarchist& Everywhere be was iu rea
h French d foreign
1'be red bonnet will command res set and some mouths ago he was thrown tufo
1 prints for distributing anarchist handbills
among strangers. I outside the barracks at Mtlae. lie remain.
White ondreseed kid. or the chamois ed five months In prison and on being re -
glove whish . washes like a sons.. ars lewd took refuge tSwitzerland. Thence
Sura on nearly sI.,.occasioue. Very young I be went to Cetus. where ha got a place as a
girls wear white of black silk mitts. Bit baker in the howeixf one Vial& He con-
tinued • the accessories of the mid.nnimer toilet tinned a, work up to Juno 23 u[ this year,
are wbFte, even to paras.;s and MID OM- •except tor • month passed in the bospitals
brellu Tbs bechel• r tri suttees. the to.)nnun.ary 2ntl gnarren
g lin Juw -:l he quarrelled yrkk\ifs sea•
myerity of.ber "tailor wade" with a white ter and was dieruissed. Forthwith tie
• shirt ani tie. white s:if1 straw walking went to Guillaume Vieux, . a cutler. and
bat, whit. roil and white gloves. Verily, bought a dagger. For several months he
ahs it wise is bar generation. afterward said hie mind had been male
Dolratt.tt. up to execute • coup. His plan at last
_— -_ — became definite. He decided to kill the
A Housekeeper ebould Kase. I President of the republic, of whose visit to
Thai alum water added to stove polish
Lyons he bad learned. C'eseri° reached
will increase its lustre. Lyons the same night. He bought a paper
That cumm••u tarred paper, such as car- ' containing a pr.•gramms of the fetes ui
rtes ties fur sheethin will k.e o moths honor oI the Pro the
R visit and went
Pe • & _ _ 1 with the crowd (,o the Rw de la ItepuD-
tut of cli- ate and trunks. Line the soles lips..
and -Latium of the tee.ptacte with it and rhe President had gone to Lyons to at-
ihon cover with newspaper& The same tend the op -reins of the Iudnetrial Ezhibi
thin: placed nailer the edges of your car 1 (ton I hi the evening of Sunday. June 91.
trot as around th•• room will be a complete
be attended • banquet at the l'alais di
'safeguard from'earpet bags. (.mm�terce and left shortly alt., nine
- That atter buttering the tin for a boiled , o'clock to drive kr the Grand theatre
where a gala performance had beau ar
pudding if It is dusted with fine broad rauged in bis honor. In the neighborhood
se, rip ran towards the
vehicle, sprang to the 1 af(11
dagger in the President's Mae:.
was n in Lyoni .1„y�nst
M
one does not 11 .Eu uupo-e a certain style
is Clara.B--again in that reit bonnet." tions wit anore' n anarchists,
ere -tete there will hew dao ger of the pad- l Ili th. 1,6-
' t.•
.ticeing President
That hearths of gray marble are easily buried t
*leaned by rubbing with linseed oil. Ilia tris
flint lemon ;pier and salt is the beet 1
iru iastea o Cls"... The assassin
thio for .� g would not env S word to incriminate
C w u iron rust. 1 others, i1hiiwriug than the had no acoom-
That you can easily get the creak out of 1 pllee., The jun after an absence of fit
a dour by i'ubbnu; the hinges with a .off; ' teen minute retarned'a verdict of guilty
lead pencil I and Casetio was sentenced to death. The
That badly soiled rattan chairs (pay be sent. c. was confirmed two days ago by
easily cleaned by washing them in hot the pardon. committee.
milk in which a little sat has bee° die- BUFFALO GIRLS BADLY DUPED.
1
. dyed.
That tea and coffee pots may easily be
kept clean and sweet by filling them with
coli water once in two week. or so to
which has been added a teaapounful of
common baking stela. Let it boil slowly
for two hours, then wash and rinse.
That veal and pork should always be
cooked so thoroughly that the leau part
will le. white and firm.
That old tuattin,t may ire nicely utilized
by putting it under carpets.
That all sort. of jewelry can be beauti
fulls cleai,ed by washing in soapsuds.
That tele test way to cleanse the pipe of
the kitchen sink if clogged with grease 1*
to fill it at night with strocg lye boring
the night it will convert the impsdiient
into soap and a good Bush of water will
wash everything away.
News far the Dishwasher.
4100 of the newest ideas pertaining to
the kitchen is a reek for drying crockery,
as shown in the illustration Wiping is
entirely unnecemarv. As • rule only
plates have been dried by merely draining.
but this reek allows a complete trw or din
San set to be so dried. It is stated that
o ver aro hundred plans can he dried .n a
seek standing on a floor span, of one square
font The devio•e ie so arranged that one
piece .9tnnol drip into another Tbedraia
sire u caught and ranted to a receiver.
Any carpenter can make It the required
sir. Ths ingenious tneentMn will sate
the housewife quits a little week ebbe le
S ot the most agreeable 1• the weteli,
Stage -Street Yong women $wladlod by
Theatrical Fakir.
Bu•nat.o, N. 1-., Aug. 16.—Several eeore
of stage-struck Buffalo girls were cleverly
duped Iasi week by Chas. Ames, a the
aurical fakir. who struck town ou Monday,
hired • room, advertised for inexpenano.d
girls to go on the .cage in a' grand ballet •
and after swindling ever forty young
women, who lunged to display their
charms before lb* foot lights, left the city
with the bawlsomest girl of the lot They
went to the Hotel Grattot. Dunkirk. and
registered as man and wife. Ames stayed
with his bride two days and deserted her
on Monday muni:ng after stealing her
money and jewellery. It is mud that
Ames lima served a term or more in prison
under the nameof Brown for bigamy and
bas numerous other shady transactions
standing against him.
Ier..dlary Vires .t Stratkr.y.
STRATUM ,T, 1)nt, AOC, 1:.—Another
fire has ocenrred here, thio time on Eng-
lish
n -
lish street, in the old Layne* planing mill,
which has been used lately as a stable by
W W. Sutherland. The oonteote, to-
gether with a couple of pigs, were burned.
There was no insurance on the building.
This makes the fourth fire lneide of two
weeks and like the others was no doubt
the work of an incendiary.
pe/M so Death by a mall.
Vaarours, N.:+ . Aug 18. — While
Jacob A Hobert., of kemptville, this
eonnty, was passing through • field. he was
attacked by a vicious Loll and gored to
death, being horribly mutilated. His son
found his remain. with the bull lying be
side them. The animal attempted to at
tack him, but tailed and be escaped. Mr.
Roberta oma 87 years of age_
A Wae°rtw Brewer Selstdes.
WATtai.tx,, tint , Aug. 16.—Christian
Hoother, the brewer, committed suicide
by takinglrns gen. 11• bas suffered
severely ot reyeah witn asthrn• •nd It is
thought while haying • bad spell and sof
ming from con...pewitdepremlon of spirits
be took the pules.
A Nap. tfsersadrol I.yeeb°d.
Faaatroar, Yy , Aug 16 —lira Mas
Ma Nolan, living near the city. while
walking along the Inks near her home. was
outraged It, • negro named Harebell He
was arrested sad take' to jail At night
a mob soak Ma eel end banged him
A Ommed Wisonais $.tNdea
IIAu►ay. •nig.I —We Daniel John
den, mitered. of r si toe, 10 m11 . from
city committed a i (ds by Mng(ag. Piet
seal* I. gives as see&
A Little Daughter
Of a Church of England minister
cured of a distressing rash. by
Ayer'. Sarsaparilla. Mr. IltcnwnD_
ill Rhta, the well-known Drumlin*, 207
Mcl;ill st., Montreal, P. Q.. says:
I have sold Ayer's Family Medicines
for 40 years, and have heard nothing but
good said of them. 1 know a many
Wonderful Cures
performed by Ayer's baraaparilla, eye
in particular bring that of • Dale
daughter of a Church of England Wale -
ter. The child was literally coveted
1ros head to foot with a red and ex-
ceedingly troublesome rash, from which
she bad suffered for two or three years.
in spite of the best medical treatment
available. Her father was In great
distress about the cane, and, at my
recommendation. at lard b.-gan to al -
mini -,ter Ayer's Sarsaparilla. two bot-
tles of wh•.-h effe•ted a complete erre.
mo. -1, to her n li. 1 and h. r father's
d. • ii.ht. I ata More, seer. • he here today.
he o„"1.1 11 atefy in the- stroagest terse
at to the uwrits of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
1'r,-psrr.1 1• - 1'r .1 C. Ayer a t'o., [.Dwell, ran.
Cures others. will cur•yov
FOURTEEN HOURS IN THE SEA.
The Eaeeriesre of • least tagllsbmaa
Vibe Tried Is atom A.b.re.
Boston Herald : With notbmg but a lite -
preserver between him and certain detth,
George Moore, of Ben ol, England, .pent
fourteen hours in the Atleattc unman off
Cape Heary, on Sunday. July 2::. Moore's
can, which was brought to the attention of
t'ommlssioner of Immigretiva Eminency
yesterday by ('apt. alley, of the ,chw,ner
Cactus, is both remarkable and pathetic
Moore is 18 years old. He decided to
Meal his passage from Liverpool to America
sad be secreted himself in the bold of the
steamer Templeanore of the Johnston line.
Here amid the autfocatug heat he remained
In hiding for nine days. He wedisgovered
by ooe of the 'adore when three days out,
bit, instead of informing the Captain, the
sailor took pity on the youth and gave him
some bread and water when possible.
Moore'. rations, however, were .hurt, as the
sailor did nut dare to ran the mil' of being
aught offering water to at stowaway.
When nine days ort sue t f the engioeen
discovered the stowaway and quickly in
formed the captain. When Moire was
brought before the capon he was threaten-
ed with tmpri.o.meot when the ship reach-
ed Baltimore : also with the treadmill upon
being returned to England. The thorough-
ly frightened youth was finally set to work
and given some bread and water.
Poem imprisonment In 1.50 con,otrie-
was not a very desirable •":'_..ws tor ow
pining Briton. ret first there waned to be
00 way of weeps, but at the Templemore
stood off l'ape Henry in the early morning
of July 22 Moore mistook the headlights oo
several sailing vessels for lights oo the
toast Beteg a good swimmer, he coasted -
e d that he could escape by lumping over-
board and swimming ashore. To think was
Ito act. He hunted the deck over until he
fogad :a life preserver. He next took off
hie shoes and tied them to the pre.erver.
hoick ly getting his head and shoulders
through the preserver he jumped into the
ocean. Instead of .wimmwg toward the
shore he went 10 the opposite direction, and
when daylight came there was nothing to
be seen of lead
His position was jealous in the extreme ;
sixth at any moment seemed certain. The
• see was rough, and wave after wave rolled
over Itis head. Hu meduraace was remark-
able cnasidering the fact that for nine days
he had had barely food and water enough to
buata n life. He swam and boated oo and
l o■ for fourteen hours, until at last. when it
seemed as if every moment would he hie
last, he wan nee by the lookout GO the
schooner Cactus, bound from Baltimore to
Beaton. Capt. Wiley. of the ttactics, lower
ed a boat and sent four of bo men to the
rescue. Moore was completely ethaasted,
.ad fainted when placed in the bottom of
the boatHie head, hoe, and seek wore
badly serwthed, as be had se proteetis•
from the July nun. Capt. Wiley is proud
of Moon's acbsesteem, cad is so well
eased with his pluck that he has shipped
pleased
before the mast.
1. terday Moore looked none the wore
for hi. experience. Several good nicht.'
rest and .uhsteatiel food have put him on
hu feet, and he sow la.ghs at shat would
have been certain death for one with a
lower stock of vitality.
Sick headache sad constipation are
promptly cared by Bertha Mts. Req to
take. sere is asst. let
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ery Cans, Watering Cans,
4 Gal's Coal Oil for 40 Cents.
HARPER&LEEII,
Sign of the Pig Kettle.
no Yov WANT
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINED
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with a good article at a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE !N
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
itotl't fail to get.• air a
call.
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
Personal !
pring is at hand, and after Housecleaning you will want •
- TEA OR DINNER SET
Nib
We have the largest and Cheapest Assortment in Town.
Before buying call and get prioee.
60 - TOILET SETS - 50
New designs to select from. Inspection invited.
OE1s. A.. NAIRN.
UNDERTA KERS.
J- OPHD ' c BON
Have added to their present business one of B. J. Nosh's Latest 8t71
of Qlty Hear.M, also 'he fined line of funeral furnishings b tka county,
and are new prepared to conduct funerals at prices reasonable
This department will be strictly attended to by his son William, whs. bees/
in the employ of the lata D. Gordon for the past In. years, hes a thorough
knowledge the belein., end i.y prompt attention hopes to share part of the
public patronage. Resseeber the plass—West-.t, on your way M the root
anew Ohs us a os,ll
J. BROPHEY & SON.
"The Signal" is only $1 & 'e&r. Gert it.
iwo" A DOTY $0IT To P%I 1011 A TIIAB.