The Signal, 1896-7-30, Page 7„thinner
il'he diseases of thinness
dare scrofula in children.
consumption in
people, poverty of blood
wn
pein
.either. They thrive on
leanness. Fat is the best
means of overcoming them.
gverybody knows cod-liver
pil makes the healthiest fat.
r In Scott's Emulsion of
cod-liver oil tike tae a is
bidden, the oil is digested,
It is ready to make fat.
Wb.. rim ask ter Sewers fimetea m and
= ds eeVre sires yw a satasua is a
ass d the ass W ea te-yes
must that mem 1
Se eases rad 111.0
ager a litre. Omits. aclevihr.
Out
WHEN THE CARPETS UP.
Tacks. tacks. tacks,
Os tits sold, grey bedroom floor,
And 1 weald that my Magus dare atter
The thoughts that b. me rest.
Ob, well, for the b•abNr free,
As be ,pias '.oath the gaslight dim.
That he manta leek ahead .ad sue
The narks that are waling for Mia
Bat my stately wife sleeps o•
la her haves seder the oath,
With sever • t►oyhe is her i.—,j bed
Of Mbe tacks she ear.i•mly .Dalt
Remember-o.ly sash medioiaw were ad-
mitted for exhibition at the world'. Fair es
are .coapted fey use by peyatei•a , in the
practice of s.dieaas, Ayer'. Sarmp•rtt..
Ay.r's Cherry Pesters', ••d Ayer'. NIL
being taoladd is the list Thee are stan-
dard medisi.aa
g•avr rhe mreha
We have all met people whose pride le
their own pemoeseue in so crest stet they
ran rue so shames is these of *there.
TEl SI(INAL : OODIIRIOH. °Yr., THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1866
A yang bailee ... ahewiall • part, .t
hills sod e-rm,ss theena a a esuesrvs-
WY. sad sraealnjsg to skim Wee properties
.t mem d the oheriesse phase.
Arita g 1M =deers was • wesd-he+yewr
mkillieerell
e .. y who. at wiry de
sal �14o etatiessime those
Me plants pmt Sewers Ma had es hews were
quite aped o myth */ sakibet d here, er.
imbed...Nwhere. Jam ss they war. paae-
fe : m aims amts she was beard es m-
an
W.U, this is seeleing
isms • ewes* at hams that is � . I
I Skated sad reared It myself
Reared It ycandl,'rthe prelssser gen-
Orly elomm d. , new remarkable ! This
specimen b sissy -these years sad, and n
years is still larder—”
The lady did set stay to hear any mere,
but assented • st sesotio nevwmsmt se alts
rear.
SIR MACKENKIE SOWELL.
prem. Pruni,'• any se Premiere et Camila
81r M•chemsle BoweU wire reeoatly re-
signed the poet .t Premier of the Uembaio.•
may es desarib.d as ass of the Grad Old
Mau s,1 Ganda„ for he entered k's eighth
deade game three years ago, nod he was
mar esventy-twe whoa M asderteek
dire,
Usaike bis samesser, Sir Chrism Tapper.
who was bra i. Nova Staab, Sir Mackie -
:is Bowen is as EaglIshmes by birth. The
slasesot little anlage .1 Riokiagkall Super-
ior. in the soothers part of the 000uty of
Suffolk, was hie native plata His origin
was h..W., sad h. had bat very slight ad-
vantages is the way of education
Wien the boy was ten years old, his
tether, deepairiag of the life is England,
emigrated to Canada, allured by the delu-
sive preapaat of • golden future in the New
World. This vision was ortei.ly sot
radioed during the father's lifetime. There
was jab as much need of hard week Sad as
few
aoYAL adieus TO w-xALTH'
Aa • youth be bad takes to politica es a
hot Ce.ssrvatha As an editor ke wee ast-
ar.11y nut .tths (. sssrvativ. leaden of the
essaty. At the early ase of eighteen he es -
tared as Oea.g. lodge. By 1870 he was
severed with Orme* dneesptious. ec that
his mai es Greed days resembled that of
Solent. i..11 has glory, and ba that year
be wee sleeted
Giusti stomas
of all the Orange ledges of ale Demists.
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THE S1GI4At,
Oat.
.a is tha Mmebdr (euutry, I. bet. very MOVED BY THE WIND.
seen Mase d k.pereasss Mae
Newell eb.sM saes Me *as M,
lee roue
appresi.sed, tksr.t.re. is • pristine
r Belleville. •t tie •a. •f tidiness.
11eellmeabiy /.r binessli. yeast
ale had as ...t..1 .bat. .smear
sad .-Niles He desired kaswiedre
ppecler. He see es wok. tbss.ler s.
8,mew w*we
e Ohm to Me bed r - - r. .arse
mer.itl=skim d skim as
ksswla�asa peiseat's .m.. Ohm
.Mar bmsi..ae. Mese et the work ie
meshaa'--Uy. it is arse ; but as
bey er mea des .eedy wade
rams .t 'Seery" withoutmanias
It b .sly ib. desire to knew
net while his was ead..verbg ue bm
04
bis .. .e, 1ss he did sot aegis's
legitimate business ; Sad the resale was
kb..mpleymsaNO
..ssived se= a
of hie abilities thee. wises hie appellation
was .sdsd, 8. was made
Masltar
Sad
mass
tie add
.ds -
are
g••arui
is my dem
w
-ars PNEUMATIC TUBES ARE NOW USED
t
ellimat
through
asmeehlar
.lata
preys
his
Mai
minim
tosonAN Or Tam views.
From UM parities be roes he Mai .t
editor of the B01•vbll• dally and wieldy
"•l•tell.sosc.r." and in see beams eats
proprietor of both papers. This post he se -
espied sat l the imprtasee of ►b political
respoe ibilitM . obliged him te devote the
greater part of leie time to than la sew
essetr'.s tie press has eves a greater We
=stases than jt pommies is Sarep•, sad
this is eeped•ITv t8e ems ia small Mega
The editor of the load paper is, probably,
the seam ret most edeoattoe in the plaoe, sad
has • personal ideetnio•tioe with his paper
ran organ sad leader of peblio minim
which is wholly leaking is the Melee,
ooantry.
Mr. Bowel., moreover, was • seas of
esterprbs .ad anergy. He was not esabd.d
to be the editor of • loot' paper. He west se
his work with so insole vigor sod brilna..s
ass people =gas to t•Ik of the "Iste11i-
isnmer' with as interest with .8ioh they
had never bemired it before. Its oir.sla-
Hes spread s its reputation facreased, sad
shortly after Mr. Bowall's •sseaslea to fife
editorial oh•tr hie pep= was resegaised as
owe of the Seedier expeesnte al radio
.pinion m Helpings musty.
Whoa we remember 14. .sormoo. 50p.
•sea, both political and social, whleb
taobdt to this Order, and which was mere
likely te increase than dimbaiab Ines surly
partially developed poli3y, it may be safely
said that this wee • very bi r rim for • oris-
tar'. led.
Ner did h. wean* himself to ML mare
peaceful sada of • slums'. duty. He was far
=any years an •etive promoter of eke Val-
.ateer-MiUtb• Faroe. He lest the Wismar
of example te the mevemest by onliHiag
himself. Tb. times, stammer. were sat
particularly peaceful, sad the need of malt
• for.'. was amply demonstrated by .vests.
The United Butes wee In sathlag .f the
seme isomer se It wes lase wises', sad the
result was
THx rgtt7AN MAIDS.
This prectieslly Ias•at that several
hatches .t lawless r.ffiem paved awes the
Candles fiestas. la diarist pastas. Tb.y
thought they would overrun the whole ems
try with saes. Th. Militia promptly tura.
ed est mud uad.o.ived them. Capt•is Man
keseis Bowel and kis o•mp•sy west right
through the war -it it tea be se styled --
sad fee fear menthe the Captsbs entirely
aba.deo.d W b.sinese is erase to eve bis
reentry.
IN PAOZJAnssT.
I. 1863 Mr. Sewell bad eased for the
North riding et Heseinge musty ;but wag
asesem.tal. 1t wee sad that he was set
thorearbeoi•g enough es the Gurasevanve
platforms. la 1967 his merits were more
tally rs..gdsed, and be was elected hr the
name ooseseta.soy.
It was 1. Parliament that Mr. Bewail
kis ss.us
He very uses made h perusal pew.
ee. Hs has ea admirals/to psrliessastry
-•reser,• sssper well ander esasel, a geed -
ease of bead which mama be disturbed
tviolence el my spassese, d a keel
et ai
Iden of edeial and Parliamentary dahlia
l
whish in favl.able M a MWe1ar.
Thies qualities showed thesuesiess very
early is hb o.rltassc Sary weer. They
Meseta mere estimable seed valuabie whom
he fb.t attds.d ellen is 1878 es Mis*Ssr of
(Loo., ..der the We Sir Jabs Ma.d.s-
51d. H. had sever bees • fr.q..ss speaker
but be pmesmts the power of s.sspelling
atteeeket wises be dem .peek.
Yes .su't hued* Boswell," is what .se
at ►b .ppsueste mid et Ma : sed also fiat
be was sat w of thee gam who bay a
millstream' of Wk Midas them which they
can tees ea whatever they wish, ler be on-
ly =eke when be really had aemeehleg to
e s
tarian
Mesa years et sista We Mr.
Beaten worked ids
la Me 'wires df Nem Weis peel Naber
artkr
te doves hims.if stare ell to y
be sed T e IsoMeess r is It bad
brought his wealth. sad he had gide M
Pews, ; and, while he mush regretted the
ri▪ ght see far parting. Os the eaddes &alb
of Sir Jeb. Tlempeen the 1st. °toadies
premier. Sir Jobe Tbe.pes, Mr. Bewail
eseesd .•bunny narked est ter W sa e-
dssser.
Hs is
A rifling? ommumese
d1 the Orad SL Mhhad and St. (Merge
withh Wades se massy •slsral
and this smalls. was flee .f last yaw
Bir Maakmsale is •sf his yew eems. el emaidssable
vigor. la sad Webs se was het Hb s,7• h heal
halr sad bead sse y yeas Sts
h.e lest ii. h WWI% ..d the lass..
mad hie gala b tame t ~•�tashsh. walk `les ,
H. bas always weak•/ bast, s., ka .
Mg whin It wee to be thereighl'y task,w
sad
bib bb gas.e•1 ml phissitail pewees ham
always hem kept is eh= melee re whish
.ravens dagmmemllas until the 1a•1 bre•k-
pTewatds the prase Or Y.d reads W al -
Imes been • em.deoN hived, ;ILS • t
%tae the deepest l ter afi V the 1ss1.w el
The l atel8gaar. Amis Sad oink he hes
mbeslwd es pewee bssmv.syps v erase
es Ake, heath@ te same ealenumee pep-
mra. Ht it•a sensed msppeslses
ammo the Oseadless
" A RIitrh is Thea." -A demi m1 Aye is
Pills hie saved maw it hef.�helm=�
.,I bet
at
wha Mel mats le he est
hied` Ash% are lis me-
tesma. end the ramie. Aye es
se ;FIhasmess aware 1s, _ s d web.
ergpMfilth
lila
Oa.dlw is /s saw • rasa with Ossebe ,
S 1111 hOhs wY
s e .''s 'h'epi'smYtw la
el.sape e
Dr Aga.db ' will este ail e..1.
of White ---i lii_Yee mod aid
_Mym p.Orem b 6 Gid
It ts
ewes
11416 Mama. lisseme. w lash,
R m..'i r' dna. /A
M. SIM
IN TRANSPORTING GRAIN.
The New tots Eloesser Takes the Term
at easel rapes. T.s$a. and She A4-
'aas•tgtee Are se Many That Me 57e -
tem Is Now M •peead-
Steel storage tanks for grads
rapidly taking :he place thruugkto
the c,ustry of the old wooden elry
tors, and pneumatic tubes •re u
to convey tie grain from the place
the •curage to the mIU- whereas 1
tserly It was wheeled In barrows ov
bridges between the buildings
through underground tunnels.
The proper storage of grain for Ini
ins purposes has for many yea -s be
a question of the nest Importance
millers and mill owners, Fire was t
one destroying element mart dread
and the erection of wooden elevate
for storage purposes, near the mil
greatly Increased the fire rums. an
In consequence the Item of inauranc
was by no mayors a small one
The erection of air tight steel •to
age tanks or bins fur gran, In plat
of the old wooden structure; not onl
does away with all Sanger from fir
but n is claimed ,that rt .;n -serves 11
grain for an Indefinite period of tint
and also makes impo.11,1.- the pre
sure weevil. or other vermin so de
structive to grain In atorag••. There
being no lneammable matcr:al used m
the construction of then: steel tanks
tber is no need fur insurance, and
mill men claim that within BLit IT
seven ears the raving on Insurance
alone will more tbaa pay for the first
cost of construction. Tar., of there
steel storage tanks are now In opera-
tion et Toledo. 0., where they have
proved even a greater success than
was anticipated.
With the air tight steel task taking
the place of the old-fashioned elevator,
comes the new method of handling the
grain. The steel bins are connected
with the mill Dy Immense steel tubes
and air pressure move', the grain, as
It Is needed, from the storage tank to
the mill. The system could not be
put in operation with the old style
elevator, but the tubes are now In
practical operation at Connersville, Ind.
The machinery used In this pneuma-
tic system Is extremely simple in con-
struction and requires very little
power to operate it. By a system of
air currents, the grain Is taken from
the storage tanks on a current of air
exactly as a chip of wood is carried by
a stream of water. The alt current is
changed by manipulating two valves,
one causing a blast, the other a suc-
tion. A valve In the tank le opened
allowing the grain to enter the pipe
or tube. When the valve Is closed an-
other at the end of the tube within
the mill is opened and the grain falls
into a receiver.
Exactly the reverse operation is gone
through in putting the grain Into the
air tight storage tanks. It is first
taken Into the mill then put In the
receiving bins and by pneumatic press-
ure forced through the tubes Into the
tanks. The introduction 65 air tight
storage tanks and the pneumatic sys-
tem of transferring the grain practlo-
ally revolutionises the manner of stor-
age and mikes. and ere long wU1
probably be introduced Into the big
grain depots throughout the country.
are
ut
•-
tied
of
or -
et
or
11 -
en
to
be
.d
re
Is
d
r-
e
y
e,
W
s-
Fgirs 1s, Chia..
The Chinese esteem shrimps above
all other things. At a well -served
table they are brought on swimming
about In a glass bowl of water flavar-
ed with o11 and vinegar. which rend-
ers the creatures hysterically allve,,1
says the New York Mercury. With an
unerring thumb and forefinger the
Chinese diner out plucka forth the
struggling fish, nips off the tail a.; one
bite and casts the useless herd behind
him. Shocking as it may seem to an
American housekeeper the older the egg
In China the more perfect from an
epicurean standpoint does U become,
for no Chinaman who has a right re-
gard for his palate eats a fresh boil-
ed egg -
Taken fresh, eggs are sent to soak
after having been washed in a tub of
aromatic water. After a time they are
removed, and the water 1s used In mix-
ing a paste of lime and salt, In whloh
the eggs are packed In Jars. These
are hermetically sealed and set aslie
to stand for • month when tbey aro
supposed to be fit for eating. Those
left packed in salt and lime for twelve
mouths or more, when opened. are
found to have changed color, solidified
partly and are odorless.
The chief care of the Chinese i■ to
eat nothing cold. Warm or hot food
they absorb In abundance, but rightly
they maintain that cold food lowers
the temperature of the stomach, be-
yond the point where digestlbn can
continue, and so the whole health of
the body is endangered.
Salt taeeet.ra ea wage..,
Th. Improvements which hays be.
come common on Wrote* are not to
be confined to them alone. Carriages
are fitted with pneumatic tlrea, and
now ball beatings are to be pet to
practical use In all manner of '.Melee
A firm in (onnectlout 1s devoting all
Its time In manufacturing Dan bear -
Ings for wagons of all deocrfptloss.
Whey guarantee that . wagon so erulp-
ped will run =soother and be better
b every way and that the bearings will
last for twenty Yeats. or $1116 they fit
• carriage with ball bearings while
placing the wane Improvements on a
heavy wages costa 811 more. Smiles
are fitted with the bearing for 111.
The arm already has more orders
&bead than It oaa conveniently attend
to. Waal Caaedt.n firm will be tint
is the amid of the home market 1'
Rtt Ides.
A roues WSW= up
the
Md. sat Is Om irta4 aort
c.
Se
the ether sarbt dlpTtng al lout
and eentetsplated the 'Dewe with
a wise leak os, Ala ram. Thea lee turn-
ed to W mother sad said : "Masten,
the
iia sb —1Mar YYostshl'tsh.raeaieatea os,
*ws maedi er itembe ,
sad sank epodes thus w
'Iper tiers s great .a.etwral differ -
imam la the eseeesatam er the bed. Ia
hlgyely poembso.e gash•s the lower
Meofterne
mese er tam M'w- e ..
*Mho t,. ttm-
Isle* iseetheesd.
•
THE KO NSM$ -Darr iskis ki#ftew mid
bladder Messes, see nMsv.4•ls ode Isis by
8...th Athesi.a. Ltda., Ohre. This re-
..md1 Int• preps =trim and detirbs ea or
re -
: di pt Its exesedt a prompes�e is w
lbws*'Pais 1e Use bladder, but. i, , bath.
sad every pars of the =Mary pumps In
made' sr tamale. P. re/ ,.e retesting 4s1
•water_asd pain 1a plumb.` it aloe= Im.le-
dtstefy. Is will oars Br1/4/81'. disease
diabetes alts all pile gad powders*'.
latei tis It, beteg • liquid .ad Best,
diesslve fibs ttaad-bke particles eihieliali
way. mope= la the blood of port ail
hies with thea d*psrd.re. A dry powa•t
er pill ora pee peesibly de this, as .milker
L • ashram. Use Smith Americas Kida.y
Oars if sou would live and .obey 8,5118.
RHEUMATISM --"For the last year,"
writes Wtlltam Marshall. of Verdes, Oat,,
a resident of that district for forty years.
"I wee ooefia..l almost ..tirtic to my bed
with rheua:•'bm. Militias gave me re-
lief. and 1 had dn.11y given sp hope, whose
South American Rheas/sato rare was re-
oomm.seied to m. Tb., flirt dose lay. me
Mom' relief, .ad 1 was out of my bed t s,e
following day. I have seed three bottles.
•.d 1 met my I am completely oared, es I
suffer no pain whatever wow "
THE STOMACH AND NERVES. -Mr..
Capt FL alley, of O... Sound, was roe os,
whom 1. grippe had left it. mark.. 8h.
seemed never to have completely reoover
ed from the streak, lead nervous preatration
took hold of the system. All the doctoring
Bad only • temporary effect. 88e tried
South Amerima Nervine, and soyir the first
bottle ..v. her hope, and, oontinuind its
us., in . ahnrt time she oemplerely regained
her strength. Use South American Ner-
ves* if you seem to M wearies out It will
rebuild the life forum with earprisiog
rapidity.
Sold ty J. E. Davis.
Thr Noatre.l r,eh. (;lene•frn wen rhe
trophy .n the 'nrern..ieaal race for h.11
raters o. New 1-». h, i.feating .he American
yacht throe etr•iehta
unlight
SOAP
HOMH
Is
VHRY
DHAR
•
HOM
5
And it 1s th.Mai of a good
wife.to keep It riser and at-
tractive. Nothing will help
more thea the an of
Swilled Sup
tike a ray of sunlight it
brightens and rimers, en-
courages and comforts. It
makes homes bright and hearts light
*BOOKS FOR WRAPPERS
LamaB'ery es,ridT a wrrrrnapdpi�=.sagppst.ss�s�t�bggod
book wig be gess, cc •
be= mappws
SANDUSKY, WINDSOR,
Detroit and Sault Line.
Laving &Nadu-ky every Monday and
Thursday night at Itt310 r.at.. calling at Wind-
om, Detroit, Coon aright, Hernia. thrierieb.
Rinoardise, Port Itil.. Houtbampton,throogh
w
8aalt.rylaa Bey and North Channel to 'be
Fur rates sod an information
Address C. P. H. or re. T. R. Uoket agents. or
WM. LEE, Goderich.
G. W. BROWN, Windsor,
General Manager.
n -aa
WE'RE IN IT
That is to ray
CATTLE BROS.
have bought out the !laminate .t
JOHN RALPH,.. HAMILTON STREET.
Sad tarry a fall Use of Stour, Ti.
NW Octane wear, and aro prepared
to ate Mader. fey
Plumbing, Fitting,
Eave-Troughing,
and Tinning,
bind ousrealN te glvs you aatir(•o-
ties is seek sad .very Una
o.r relriosraterelare the beet is
the sak.t 0.11 sad nes them.
WI assay. your aiders .t Jobs Ralph's
Old eland, I!•mnits.-St.
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumbers and Tuner..
*Ma TEN imams summon
Wino sols Guar
Warraners. an Aux, NIL
Mai
Ampthe
Miv
o res
1r� aowe
GElrffeeTi
te m r dl �
IOW_
7
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that be keeps on hand
all grades of
oF-r I COA
AND
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF W000 REDUCED.
8p.olal stiestio• gives to
CUT SPLIT WOOD
Call and get prices and see samples
of wood.
Office and yard, NELSON -ST.,
sear amiss Sege. Hotel.
D. C. STRACHAN
Pruprlet or
DAVI80 ez 00
(' -p-lo-date Hardware -
Binder Twine
Bad Dap Bloc Ribbon., Pore Manilla.
ParisGreen
—P483, and la any Quantity.
Harvest Tools
Yorks, Balls, !scythes and Snataes.
Harvest Mitts
A Pull Line in this deDartattant-
Machinery Oil
The Best on the Market
Hayfork
Pulleys and Ropes.
PRICES VERY LOW.
DAVISON & Co.
Fifty Years
moan Tax PCSUC AAD SAis
STILI, INCYEABID:O,
Gray's
Syrup of
Red
Spruce
Gum
For COUGHS, COLDS and all LU
AFFECTIONS. nets. a bottle. Sold
everywhere.
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