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THE SIGNAL : OODIPt1OK ONT.- THURSDAY- JAN. 28, 1897.
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THE SDN'E FRECKLES.
THE NEWEST SPOTS GAN ea5 EN
SY This NAKED STT.
tea.,.• Mae• r Lonsda. Ther Are
tlaash g r awn eemsteake -- ram
Ill a..l •are•• cad ,.1'e tem w hip •
.s.
lb. hale you nwpuated thrum the
iMk ottorvatrtitr dm a so madam 1.• view
at the Mae, +••hero Wub on Jan. Ianrtag. in ea .a.wr.eat puede,.
.
elmerviam, sad is death ctly ceder
:p the sallied era The cu. given b.
ea la Oxen a Siete& of +1 umda at le
a sin. ua the eta at which Usee U.
=�1tKK ewes about twu.ulth ot the d.s
�ao
ammo the tam of the stn alum
sea eastern to lie woolen, limbs.
�bt, sept was repo led ar twang,
wewn ars[ seem-moatiy penumbrt.L
She nuohu s betels vasal." This desa'Ip-
dee 00 longer sppil•s to It It Is rather
• group of mots enveloped to & ye-
stimbra-au elongated area wu,•.:h ►e
etoswlerabJy darker than the genera.
kbitoce of the sum -the slot at 'he
.eernt extremity of th. yetiumbral
��• betng of .suretrntaa rare. while et
we other etatreslty is mettles: end.
eloped mot a tone Horses dozen
demilntrrvealng between these tau
urge spots is a yrtakilag of . iith
arranged In two absegatS
sups, two or three of them being ••f
W mean dtnieosluoa In advance of
ilde extensive group le a third large
standing in a banner lactated
the test,
e whole gem& of spot& the • x
[tense length a whom 4 haMy like*
miles, lir one -Math lit the ilio'+ Warne
ter, le undergoing rapid chaagea These
firer Rhee appear all to have devel-
oped Miwe the 6thlin the 111z. a- 4
p.aa, only one loge spot was syr It
.es the same ,tan on the following
qi¢or=rtdmg. but was of a quit•• different
ileal" . In the peanrubre area to th.
east a this were then a dos.+ or
enty email spotty of Inky Lliaaknees.
t the larg£ one which Le the stet h
e given tirtnrs up the rear of the
up war not noticeably larger time
e reel. If it existed at all, WM ears
e third Large spot, a the vain of the.
, then observed.
The appearance et au esteserve a
El)of •pots as tie •t htia time la
more remarlotbie from the fact
the sun mooed Ile "reaxtmmo" of
mrtivlty hi the sen Woe Ilse three
)rears ser. and M •pproachl•g Its mini-
mam. 1 t seerme to indicate that t here
e somnetht*ns this year unusoai in the
esadltken .4 the Sun's &Mean. tehirk
eery likely affects our weather, though
et w hat way no me Items exit, illy.
IQn September last a rttry dealer sweep
and one even more extemrve, its total
heerth being 1110.000 mien. wee tar
•rued. Since that time a., vary re-
ar &bIr romp has been reported un-
til now. When the September wren,
wee ceoonirng the sun's me.14Ltn the
.•spin-indloater of the (sreenwich Ub-
orervatory "showed a osnslderalrle unea-
siness, although this group wee not of
St* type that le usually accompanied
by nmgn.•tir disturbances'. Perlmps
mitnethJrng of the sort will happen en
this oerasion. for one never gnaws
whet will happeet with thin meta
hog » viii" •wm 1.
A an ,put is now known to be • de-
pntekon .r oprairie in the sun's "pro-
tospber!'--the dazzling .•uveloye
whence radiate We sou'. held an.l
Beat -although only a recent years
have astronomers been fully agreed
upon thin l -.int -A well -formed epee"
in borrow an exceil-rat dgerlptloi. by
Professor Young, 'commie, gen, rally
speaking, of two l.orUoens-• very dark
lrrerulsr, metre porta.s, called the
umbra, surrounded by a ,had+ or
fringe. called the penumbra. less dart
mad for the snout part (made up of fila-
ments directed radially inward. The
ap,'ruran. e a thinra under ordinary
eircun,stanees a moving. t. a• If the
umbra were a hole and the penu mbrn'
filaments over'htmg awl iyartly ttbade4
1t from our view, lire buries, at tie-
mouth
hemouth of a cavern. I ...y 'a. U•' well
very po.*iby this Ix the. actual ease.
the central 1e•rtko• being a read entity
filed with Ices luminous natter and de
premed beets the general level of the
atmo.apher', while the penumbra over-
hangs the edge."
Sun spots vary greatly in size from
those whirl[ are acan'ely visible to a
Sarre teltwttope to l ,mann+ bonne*
covering millions a square melee of
the tun's surface. and viable 1. the
raked eyes They are 1n a state of con-
tinual change, buts as to form and de-
aths of stru.turr, the changes use ur-
Ana at times with much rapidity as to
baffle the attempts of even an expert
drxuehtssnan to keep pace with them.
The theory of the foru1aLion of these
spots now prat in favor 1 • th.. t they
are slimed ley a down-rullth" of .tan
-
p.ratively (viol game, which, having
famed from the mta'e intercom-lu
Whole Maas I.Ptnt. anoordag t0 the
Mew gene -rally accepted view gase•In.
-have become terered.by contact with
the iced outer apace and demand 1a
& mem through the photosphere, with
a mighty "'plash. partially extinguish -
am Its intense light by their ahaerp-
tive acorn, and, perhaps, carrying
down portion"' of the envelope wltb
them The "pots are evidence. el Mlle
.ate, .f kcal di turbances d wises
violence--miar stornls. which may be
.Mewed to our terrestrial cyclones". al
Omagh quite different from thea 1a
their cisme and manner of action.
A close relation between stn sputa.
aurorae and the daily ..s,illatk0s of the
n agnettc needle was brought out some
,arty yonrw ago by the ddscavary re-
sulting from a long seri•s a uieterve.-
floes of thew, phenomena. that thy
agree In hat -1•• each a wen -marked
q�cile of about eleven years. and that
�mme. eyries are very (early snmct-
dr►t with one another. Tbere are
rears in which tit. sun is remarkably
enlesce•nt, "'r. far as thr outbreak at
A�tstHia u c. nx•erne 1. Per da)}e at a
MOtr 1tw fa.-.• will be found .atheout •
blemfmtt, and during this time ..w um
are s.Idr.mt ween. and no great Mir
ter11atiee taken. place to terreetit.5
maagfn4l m. In the maoceding y ar
��oottww mere be mefrequent, and Ude
�aturbed condition both of the salla
sad of the terrestrial ncagnetimn will
�e on s. IncituudaRely, at the end
Peart four and a bait years, it anal
& Marinatam a density The ..a welt
ria merely he sem without spot•, sad
rascally they will be Lend be great
f tebmm.
Sibs very dem. though n .1 exact
s�m�thewdonee which thew appear.Eto
sail rotw& thethree ei""sem of
*alema tea very strong evidence a
• gomml•- Casey Mr them I5 team! Y
FtmexpWsed pertootisal ramose i•
o ohs oemdth ltlssad that suck e
mum les gess maty been amide
ewa0w��
kat* yew se taIrty well se abin.iae
hem •i•s/v tions. Rometly, bow-
. Lira Kelvin +cheerer this view,
fig es address hideee the Royal Reciety,
se' abet at last as magnolia mems •me
gpn- s_hig set d�_It . at
nthsebas
L6".
he k101 ala einsmatio. hem
the ark
Is vale act W flew maekrtfg •m
a-glibm dei, the sea licca tiesey ad ear
LeeenmMrhrt nee= end eat WINEielase 1ommstA sent be emu
1I INNIli} 7.... •
▪ e� iia 55esm�111;
LOOK OUT SEt-0W1111
as Aildad kg Ma �'��as•!�/e mew dIL�
Yaw acct athetame the mile
elle
With ro.s. base sad baler/
lacy /UN W balsa. dlrchely dere
Oho be..eti4 d•ekams toll am deep.
Tara ba.k and leen Ye weiMre
case deck reeve•& with beep .ed Neer
With leer a hand!" sad ye•reare+t
As cline the beak W, cargo pews
A t•Ilarwhed miler HHytion roam -
"Leek est Itelow!"
if sae aha klgber +Itch, dim r'sei
lee matter how you dare sad 4
And rises acmes est of eight
Now the'[ yes stead beetle Ides ad
Drr't Seal ea little moan and •mill.M
Bemuse yea tem. de cur may teat
Aad It yes glee ham of year beat,
Tour pare, lee lamasce. to Invest.
'!bill ell your rabbit soul wick wee
Te sea year precious sevlug• go
When be above yea, eared a
Is by • wren erad me rotten rued
•lows the Mrsmg kidder by
Leet out Below .
wawa yes la Saar. twee I.
H r sesrucial altar lit.
Wham all hs walls will Iautkt.e Aug.
•ed Maws vesta& chane and dig;
Where good Neem tilled and tree lie SEMIS
To toll -Need &resent.. sed Imams:
Wham [wen forgot their falth to elm
hem tssswood gods • grunt or grins
Wee to aloe era mud to and fro.
With sllppered hot sad mots ne Mem.
The Matt Rheas a selfhood go
lteware, for *ame0s's at the mi
Aad Moe the stagssd.g pillar.
Look out Beellooww
Wbee you have mortgaged your pessssds U
1'. give your boys the beat proteastees.
Prom mere till sight you toll and slave
To make ■ lawyer out of Irsve.
Toe g with rap epee your beak
To make a doctor et et Jack.
Yee iamb ■"d starvd.aad geese and remit
1io make a preeeber out of Pets:
AN were you're est et keen .14 hem.
Ne rout 'twlxtue a/1 here's loam
Ye teak you'd better die. and so
Unwept. seroer.d. dews yes go.
Tee need as me.um.nt. yes taow,
Set trees above se Jed t'e Avera
Too bear the brat ofGabriel's been
Look --out- Below'
-T1s Elsa. to Dunda. theme
the. 7, 1SIt7.
THE TEST OF MANNERS.
They Gema of Re1.*d Leine Ufa sad
1..m Se Wore every Lay
1t would stem that the serest rued
to excellent manners is to way a
generous eullghtetunent .boli Sul urns
oharrllar and uplifts the point cf
view from which we regard our tallow
citizen"' a the worth. -ollten.as hi re -
11 y▪ ofur the etrei s,erwn a :eeilr•(L
u are soldeituus about lP• ts.K Pisa -
sure to thus, you meet there a owe
danger of say gtertog breach lit man -
pent albeit mime ocmveutl.mri rule
may be Infriaged.
AA wedlab purees • rarely •SeOJ4.
Almost *hemp. the truly vulgar per-
son km offensively wide IL He wean a Ids
own way. she demands notice; the ob-
vious thing to this perSou r wndtut is
tl•sumptlua Al( personal Irntwrtanor, as
If expecting admiration sal exceptluo-
aJ treatmhat than everybody. Polite-
ness is a mark et selfoentrw and a
proof et colt-simdency cur any occa-
sion; but from It is gull. absent any
anxiety about user self or the Impres-
sion sae is malting upon others.
If I were compelled to &zeroes with
t mingle word what Y is that the char-
acter mouth have in unler to a pato.-t
rendition a poiltmes& I should ear
sdlustabSlty. A rigid habit. not mat-
ter low morally euro e1 in outline, la
death to that which gives to a man or
wumsa in the presence of we.uame
and the uzprermon wf bettg al honk,
with otaepeas. Politeness se Miomis-
rtes conventionality, that we see only
the radiance and forget the machinery.
every Mom observer has been &be
to detect the difference between Mao -
Mrs aswtrne.1 for an ocossloa a ril-
.tesy and the perfectly natural acts
d & well-bred person A man may
lift ha tat With a movement 15411•-
ttve of generations whose culture and
gram tour the innermost +seanee a
his eharactee; another may attempt
the mune, and show by it that only
yesterday he took his are wale
eon 1n .uaventlonal pelltenema It le
the same with W1.reen. good manners
UMW Of telned borne life. they mast
be were every day or they w•1. mut
he wows el, ease and teoom•.1 5s
W WII. Ane .s UneuoitelOus grace ie
nth mare gr.. --fulness: it Lea Mown
A gra/does awl swat thea out. -•Chatt-
telt elle.
A steer em L.rrrmaa.•e
'♦ gest.%sdooal man who SSL Mew*
a streak of head kook weal to Herr-
mann for • loan. He wasted easekt
and; was willing W rtecute it with •
tf.. ltlsrraoce pulley Lor eIk,00S, Hear -
inane let him have the imam and
took the policy, a. K woe purely a
Divine's prupoMtkom, and not a matter
a tri..adehop The bor+owen'z tortoises
fluctuated frown bad to were, and
about a year atter the ban was made
he died. leaving his &Sabra la • very
tangled condition.
• Mae death notice of the imam re-
called alt can eminence'. of the lata
to Hesrnuinn. and he taunted up Ice
policy. wishes he had t rgot to a satire.
ly H• WAS ON the print .4 phial's N
it. the bands pf an attorney for esl-
'.rtve.-In toot. 1 b.11eve he had loom
I. to hip lawyer -when he heard that
the d -ad man's wife was araolsasyy
pave • t •Siem art 1•elpl.'a". with severed
cta dry- en her ha. des He instructed
tt} • act . to s to 41rnnttnue pvrred-
es& a••,• the policy wan Membered
t• t-"• *'.ere with the explanation
Oat •`-• A ie h-4 1 cancelled be-
fore ere, hn•harw1'.. death .5d that the
fo'1.•y `+v Re Nee milvolerr.l moment -
e4 for tee delay In Its rotlurm.-flew
ceit Journal.
s• woofer Are
mare was roue years ago In Hamp-
stead -road a l•.t'enn.'nt artist, now
dead. Du Mturl.•r oft.•❑ dray ped v
ooln into the poor man . hat. tin. • .1.1
day the author of "Trilby" tnld ham to
leave hie "pitch" and goo to 401 mud 1
swap klt.hen In Eu•tor.-rolit w
some food. Du Manner. Y a J -
eomeeeted to take charge ear the bat
When the lean was out o• dant n,
praomded to wipe stn 11".e pletur. s
the battle Scenesfalehfudose. r
ad commenced draw in, port .
chalk of the society lade.[ an 1'a. 1 •
rem made famous by Mot le Pu a t.
by "topped to Woe Sr .
the deputy and when. OP
later, the man returned be w
Wessel to find so mu,•h In hos hat. t..i.
regretted that his work ha.. beet de
staeewe. "Tals may &t'.• • . m •
pimple. bet it ain't art." he said to tie
manse I1u Maurfer, a•. t•,. mumeeao 4
wham0554 the enrtety male• and fe-
males. '/low. this perms everybody."
he owtllawed, drawing the pesters et •
w �.r.
The Omerere ..1 I ...ate,
IRMO e a demmer.nip cseMry be saw
•, ea the honouree figure's . 5,g Le
a5tlh tram wild beset. rad .5mkes
dears este memo year will tento4,
ear twelvemonth 'soak.s killed ale I.ek
Oen *TM Urease There Mod Ur
-aloe SAE head et millet bier
paces end till MUM wsevwst
glimelele -4 alp [Mels:
+.tamp ars/ Well stale:
e:11":
halt
in641121 be eril
•
w
FATHER IN THE HOME
-*41 TUT WHICH PROVES HIS
WORTHINESS.
Aa tad•ms From Lab ghat mat tome
the Mem. .t Seam maser-Urabbteg
recces. --A rataer'i leer sad r.-
1..... ieweraed.
Thera oa•rm • tains W bald the
ebughter sod sort ecce their aye, tura
to the bother -the with the teepee
and buns that b or •bueld be. a
crown to he lib; ttie buy Meows ha
parent name Mealy, eathutimetioadY
Anat'atue hetteed darretUy lutes tee
the this ahem he alma be • mss like
PaVa 1b.&llt tae thither be un ~Ike.
dames albs awakening. the Lucus,
away teeth arrow, lir the blind tut -
holding ylei�...ing to ale 14ketrsa
1 oboe knew a man lit high Mending,
who daugaater puny near wrecking
her lite by a cJaodeetlne and unworthy
mmnlage. Wes we. w thane that a -
lairs bad reenbtti such a point la not
known; .,media • worthy tree yields
unwtolmogle (reit The day before
the ceremoroy was to take piece he in-
abvewtaa Jy ev.rhsatd • os.nvertmabn
between two a his c sols that opened
his eyes.
A few men mash; with a bitter
sigh, have retiaattlteed a disobedient
child to her tate; reap, would have
Down into a wage, or ENA In Walt tsar
the oullu1t and, ptrarady, have mom -
netted a rr� a'.w.et a' dead; but this
was a who
11a1b.t.
Hle presence at hie oak* would
have seeped imperative that day to
most Pearn, for a ooarderahae sum a
money was ed stake, brat he heart•
was w uh has child. He wise out
at her disloyeltty. It was not a t
at hoe poor Jwdllnent or hew sste;bua
Ole father heart waists yearned two-
the
ruorthe young creature who was about to
ruin her own hapgianeim and pluew
her mother In unutterable gt'�•� !ie
hastened hone and coaled hret
• to hi, roma AD deo ions +1e talk-
ed, argued. labored and prayed with
that headstrortg, girt. and at
Lest coot! only win ft+Qn her a posew
that the would 'mkt for a ammam►,aad
Inform him .4 her decision
in the end, the lather'. kw. and
patiemne congtwr+d, and tai .y that
young woman ie Me devoted dauatiter
of a tether eitho alate ose !n thou-
sand, -Mary Ar. psaldtns BatrtL to
Arnrrkan Agolcrolenrim.
were,. Rea. or 'smokier.
The fatigue of imams a hooroatot by
sending ad the time on a hard. WO-
rleiing boos. Have dramatising mangy
to ,land on; awe or three thitlkassmss
eat old carpet laid fiat on east other
make a good mend for fgontng, batt
better still Y brae -sack a•aYtne, and
ties Is how to make tt. lyse old brae
socks, res the opes4 wash dean, cut
on the blah Into MM. 1 1-4 inch wade,
Sew tea edgesby Ywut lallrag them aftwasty. than w
flagora 001 ova, a a*. r bask that has
a square edge oa lt: roe l< /We balls
as for nag carpet, and allow about
seven ds tor a
weaving. S. Sett woven �ea the yard
Id Gamma cache•; that Ir, all Os
warp ramrod. and bast up hard It
should Dome off the Sees .flout hallf
as inti think, earl maths exc./Met
matting. Mitch Mil he as thew as a
beerd to the foQr. at ethane ago oast
mote* tor veilks. As a dandles
pleoe when honing tt will be found a
great conger& A mat ex test hoot
by two !teat wide will be Gramd a good
Paw this world rewire about 111
pounds of cid tracking end erto tee -
thug yards of Wsvlag.
I usually Vast on meg enough when
getttirls ready for a ~Pet to Weave
what matting will be required Leave
ands long enough to tie, and tie theta
before the neat is removed from the
Era. to peewee reveling. The s.uk-
tr+t .111 take any kind a dye readily.
and fancy borders may tine be wovef
en if wanted, but dont try 10 gait o•
borders et same ether materiel. in. case
the two do not drink the mune, and
thus nuke your cog saves uaeavea mkt
•Ser.
awathuother's loom ase Lager a
sertmaty In our thew for She prod5e-
Noa of undeeweir ar abthieg; but
three are many ways la wale* k aha
be cased pleasurably end profitably in
the hong winter days lop masa or hog
when' homebound. Rum hammocks.
bone Nanket.. bvsusdy note. ptr-
tleresl e4c., wiO all suggest there
metres es wtltsbe tents for the home
fathom. to produce. Larne caste time
and rseetiy waste mayoral to __tile
and benefit.
NoSeal tea try our maws pea at
=rig down boards to tats eire -
=rig
than. Tear cold mem
Sam be woven into rafts. to etre alta
space between the room a yeti m
use old ammoot the; aawne seen lI.
bast days. ma be, as It wee+, termed
the to gram. M end Its daps ea dosses.
and tt weal& I tellerwa em smut
et en parodty. be the mmpedor ea
hearths se a permanent smtnhe& -.dalhi
Barash, In Rural New Tarttar-
Ma M.
elym•r awasetaeper r sivsmsMaser le make b
sap bus de they prepare you
It In At
hsa&atl way 1 1 have mates at houses
where the Dost wee •deli, hoe the
w oe limy .wim0n4 la gem ^ whim&
e wry unhealthful. I sad nay weir
ets
ad /seress eok. which arm
helpful to some of tie a.•t.w:
Tib every round of meat ami Deems.
Muted. add one quart •t void wale%
ams hat bees co•dtl .t fait; bob now -
V el ea agate kettle; remove all the
season r hoes rasa,; as the teeter bots
away. add more boo water to keep the
q uantity. When the meas Is ten.ler,
remove it tro.m the kettle and fklnt
ea every partici, a from the
s up. (Jr 1 •e it stand until cold. and
1t eon lee !In.,: ..f: whack W the beet
coy 1 it M then ready for the t•esy-
1ai•'ett ete. -
If the eat le d•ee1iM to he servo l
hot rut It hob a*,eener k ttl . .w4
Ifttle of the stock to it, or serve In
different way".
The fat skInwn.•et from the amp
made then beet alone a eke to um
for frying porpoises and other oo.it-
bog Imt It e.t mid. and put it this
a pas. lit It fry rut until an water
e evaporated &on tt h will tb.m
est A mixture et ashen. beet
mks& Washes Ana Fllmela 4M ea
Aswaad the m.....
lb sates. gene eases Ana water
edam. r Neil sr .10. ane geld:.Ak
illiw fueitaraeln. *berm
relt..Ya r O. Ed. •
ether as Secure( Y mellow west a rimed
Eeaht ateR SSweak *at ere neap
ea& Asses a
t It bile sur In dwA
er la1AM
r reie-e&4te
.a
O neem drama soot soya • mai
Et sad Mr rub e• a a�rF
eesamea
ae etr..a41 wl NMI `ar�rts-
itlreeteleit
airamZ►,�� 1'�rs!�I�
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A SPECIFIC
AMO LUNG TROUKai,
AYER'S P[CTORA1.
"Two year , I had the grippe.
sad It lett ugh which gave
me so rest eight or day. My +ally
physician prescribed for me, oheagtng
the eedk'tne am o(tea as he head the
Magi I had taken were not Winos
me. hut, f a .pfte of his attendance I gel
ne totter. Finally, my husband, -reed-
ing one day .of • gentlemen who had
had the grippe and was cored by taking
Ayer's Chem Pectoral, -procured, for
me, a bottle of this medicine. and before
1 had taken half of it, I was cored. I
have used the Pectoral for my children
and in my family. whenever we have
D eeded it, and have found it • •peeiS*
for .-nide. remelts, and lune troubi,A."-
E_:ItT Woo°, North St., Elkton, Md.
Ar:'s Cherry Pectoral
Nlghest llonors at Werld•m P.N.
Clewes Ikk septa O a.tib
Lumber for Sale !
The OodwacI Lumber Co. (Ltd) heeler 'ale
at the Harbor sod at the . Yard em the A.T.R.
track, 411.
/
A. sad Beerwoed and
mot Pon Alto Mahe 1e gqaaaunall a NY•
As uptown ogles ter the tale of 1118weed.
O 1has bees a to
Ohba
RPRtR. ere
itt
metope order sad receive payment fee our
"mows trade a that ha..
Sett THi QODERICH LUMBER 00.
'GEO. THOMPSON,
Manager.
Tawas. Na a.
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
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