The Huron Signal, 1884-8-15, Page 22
AUSTRALIA.
ad Iigaa3l'ilMel.
'eights Seed Peva-sew. 1u a teal cline -TCN
was aiae.-e de alar tdMr-
Mr
lighlm ear ewe Cernspewimt.
The minim resources of the Austra-
lia Colosimo are large, particalarly as
�atd. gold, tingold , copin Neper, w aroa
and caul
'!he 'tend of tkwth Wale•,
tied In t et, throughout all the colonies,
♦greatly or the decrease compared with
the return. of • few years ago. The
principal districts in thin colony where
!ale mart active operations are now oar-
+.dad en an Bathurst, Nudges, Lachlan,
Taunt and New England ; in all sixty-
Ive goldfields, covering an area of about
A thirteen thousand *quare miles of
auriferous formation. The d►oovery of
gold in Australia was first made m Vic-
kCoria in 1849, but the Government would
Sot reougnise the right of the people to
seek for and obtain the riches belietel
I to he hidden under their feet until 1861.
when it was found to be totally in vain
to try to *tem the flood of oppusitioo,anoi
• liminess to mine were issued. No saver
01 was gold mining declared a recognized
remit, than the entire population .•f
Melbourne -then a donriahing colonial
a town—was plunged into a feverish ex-
. *Moment, and, as aptly said, they were
"Dkt-lit warp .OLD."
THE HURON SIGNAL FRJAY, AUG. 15, 1884.
was elated as psolilld i• her guldea nottime d the noise. Atter a wont •
.sway two mans walled is on ell idle
by excess 4 .eel ..d rook we tame to
whwe seam weft et work. They gasewI,
Iy week toppithee by twee, bath
BAIL
Tri wawa r wlwoR
*sad weighed nae hundred and twat*
award. It was e) who
67 a yews
iiaetc taluw who sou . bes-
tiary -rider or her tar a Dr. Kay. The
bleak fellow, like his eHnter, .ad like
away of the celaakMa at this time, car-
ried a hammer far seserief specimens et
9rwrta, for whale (Harts is ,totlsd .11. -
tial gold is act lar distrust. Hee why
two levee boulders, partly
•ppeseed to be a smaller black ore part-
ly boded in the earth. Satisfying him -
..0 that this was no ordinary rock he
went fur his master and unearthing it
they found • nugget of nearly one hun-
dred and twee. pounds wti;ht and
valued at over
MISTY THOL'.Al3D DOI.t.ana.
asseses Ada
An .h4 fl.,urite i. the restedg basun
j«Dr.
sOW-
) reliableBltf/alba
• alsleh a. and ensrag
irlielr ll[iase'al Wealth Clearly1.
!Oa UO.QAHT AND easaeT.
By • lottery system galled "1$L1
awl Amp plasm . these
mrassies�lss
te
Tata doss sae, with all billiy al
overseers showialg a M asp gl
the wastage, sad bodies am111
with 1avoeitlem gives all egad
as to positions of gaiety or dancer, ed-
va. • or dndvMtage. Oa onto 11ti��
nothing was at first disaeaable
dell, unsteady, flickering light, sous
the dusky outlines of .ten stripped to
the waist could be made out. One is in a
c.or.er picking around agreatesaaa of ewsi
weeding avowal tons, trying to dislodge
tt. Another is lying ea his beck and
digerati a cavity under another edaut
preparing to blast it, and which ucay at
any moment prove treacherous and crush
him to death. Another hes put in a
charge et blasting powder and has retired
to a safe distance to await the result.
The men are black from head to foie,
and some who are not near the main
current of air are obliged to live fur
eight hours a day in an atmosphere both
foul and close, and they are consequent-
ly reeking with perspiration. From here
Alluvial ruining in New South Wales
is nearly a thing of the past. Quarts
mining is carried on with tolerable out-
cees, but most of the gold fields a_e suf-
fering from a want of the necessary
capital, and this want is attributed to a
disinclination on the part of the Colonial
capitalists to engage to anyspeculation
when there is • shade of te uncertain-
ty of one pound making another twenty
shinnies.
TIM 001-D Dl0Ota'a LIPC
l'kat i• doily bringing ley to the hams
of tbettmsds by saving many TM
their
dear Ones Gam as early grave'uly le
Dr. King's new Diesuver f for OO.s��pp-
Oveghe, Oolds, Asthma, Baa.sohitie.
Hay Fever, Liss of Voice, TSskling io
the Throat. Pain in Bid• and Ohest,or-
any dames 7 the Throat and Lunge, a
positive owe. Guaranteed. Tial Bot
doles free at J. Wilson's Drug Store. Large
sine 81.00. (41)
is • very wandering, homeless one, at-
tended by hardships, privations and
many dangers, to say nothing of the
uncertain results. He possesses little
else than • pick -axe and shovel, hilley-
can and blanket. When one tield is
worked, lin ,traps his blanket in a roll
(in his shoulders, and with his billet can
and shovel starts for a new field. Many
such men may be seer. in Australia who
for years have led this aimless, nomadic
life. When night overtakes him he
builds • tire, hangs his billey-can over it
to boil his coffee, and prepared his
`damper' -s cake made of flour and
water and Naked in hit &she& His sim-
ple :real inisbed, his blanket serves
for • bed, and with the canopy of a
brilliantly star -illuminated Australian
sky, with its Southern Crow Magellanic
cloud, Milky Way, ('berm-' or big neer
of the aborigines). constellations of
Pleiades, Orion, Hydra, the "Coal
Sack --a dark spot in the Milky Tay
near the constellation of the Southern
Cross, or the bright Aurora Australis
shunting in every direction over his
head, he seems content to call this home,
mid thus year after year drags in his un-
friended existence.
Tim imam:
in New South Wales appears to ,have a
future before it very similar to that of
gold mining. The surface tin is pretty
well exhausted, and miners are now en-
gaged in deep sinking. For this much
time, patience and capital is required.
There have been some extraordin-
ary finds near Vegetable Creek, in the
New England district, and the richness
of the wash -dirt is remarkable. A hand-
ful of the dirt taken from the heaps
formed at the :n.uth of a shaft requires
little more than a breath to blow away
the Nand and lave the hand covered
with pure tin. The industry is only
about nine years old, and is worked ss
yet on a small sale. Many Chinamen
are employed, and in some of the tin
mining districts two-thirds of the popu-
lation are Celestial&
Of all the mining resources the coal
treasures of New South Wales are the
most extensive and at present the most
profitable and valuable. The
.'OAL C'OYPalt1 5 1ATOLA.LY
with English or Welsh cost, and for gas
making and some other properties tests
prove it to be superior. The principal
field in the colony is at and around New-
castle, about seventy-five miles north of
23Sydney. This field coven an area of
,000 square :Hiles, and ranks as one of
the bast and mod extensive in the world.
It had long been our desire to visit a
coal mine and see its workings, and
having secured a pass from one of the
overseen, we put ourselves in readiness
to make our first trip Into the bowels of
mother earth. It might be interesting
to those not familiar with coal mining
.operations, to give a brief description of
what we saw. On approaching the mine
the surroundings, the working of en-
gines, and the clanking ofl chains and
pullies might be mistaken for the evi-
dences of some larva manuf cturio�gtt es-
tablishment, but the mountains of rhfuse
Dual heaped about, the sooty appearance
of the buildings and the ebony hue of
the workmen - quite "in correspond-
ence with their environments" -ell be-
token the nature of the work. Abaco
Tit norTH 07 TBI PIT
is a massive platform to which all the
coal from below is brought and is then
wheeled in "skips" or small cars each
containing about half a ton to the
"shoot' ante which it ie emptied, sod
from there run into owl wagons or cars
and from there run down to the shipping
dock& Above the platform are two
large wheels over which run strong wire
cables attached to the "ares' which
descend or ascend as required. Having
dressed ourselves in an old suit and each
being provided with a miner's lamp, and
accompanied by • guide, we entered one
of the cages with express instructions
not to more until we found ourselves at
the bottom. The daft was about nine
feet in diameter, and showed by the
light of our lamps u we shot by a varie-
ty of strata. Soon we were
AT THg 50/Ton
in total darkness elrept the unsteady
glimmer of our lamps which are like
small coffee pots filled with grease and
bavio , the cotton wick sticking from the
spout. Hiving "got our sight" by sit-
ting .town and accustoming our eyes to
the surrounding darkness,we were better
able to realise the working of this bury,
noisy little subterranean world. Boys
shouting and besting their ponies, can
Yr "skips" rattling put in all directions,
cables rumpling, chains clankirnr, pulliee
4 The town was almost depopulated in a
. bort time ; tradesmen put up their ahut-
t` tare, lawyers and doctors left their prin-
t,
ties, clerks threw up their situations,
• sailors deserted their vessels, everybody
,ached to Ballarat and its neighborhood,
then the chief theatre of action, to gash -
se in a few days what many struggle
tkro.gh a whole life time without mak-
c
Ives sold fora sonMelbournepropertyo rano money
to
Oast mining companies ; and all trade
and bugle... was at a standstill ; but
n otwithstanding the troubled state of
. Bean, Victoria was in a single day, as
it were uplifted from being an uncon-
sidered, out -of - the- way nook in the
At. wilderness to become a power atnongst
the nations. The fever rapidly spread
to New South Wales, where rich fields
were also discovered, and where the
total yield for the first thirty years of
systematic gold mining is nine and a
quarter million ounces or something over
two hundred and eighty-eight and •
quarter tons, valued at nearlyone hun-
dred and seventy millions of ollars.
The history of most gold mines in
Australia as in America or elsewhere, is
very simple and in most cases identical.
Gold is discovered in some Talley which
ages bet re was the bed of a river, then
(
is
to the place, wash -dirt is struck probe-
bly at the surface or it way be deep in
the soil, and while the alluvial gold is
being worked by those lucky enough to
tome on it, the few fortunate search the
t ` neighboring hills for gtartz.reef, know-
ing it mat be in the vicinity. This
found, claims are pegged out, leases
taken and machinery sel up to crush the
quarts. If the alluvial claims come to
` an end the greater number of the miners,
leave for H.w,field& Many of the business
places brvught into exiatenoe by the rush
• are closed, depression creeps over the
place and in a year or two people have
forgotten that such a place existed.
There is probably few mote melancholy
eights than
A o.aLITw .*OLD 7111.0,
a number of piing holes, dour as
graves, where .probably fortunes were
made or lost ; .a temples. poet and the
crooked ramie. of • building or two,
likely tmndunaed from • grog shanty
into a dweUing house ; numberleas scat-
tered bottle -fragments and other signs
eat life and revelry. are now all that re-
main to mark the place where s few
Tears ago stood a thriving mining town
with several thora•ad of, • population.
There may be pointed out a deserted
claim that in itself has • history and
yielded its owner a-fortone ; further on
one even richer Mita returns, but was
the means of its owner's ruin ; every-
thing we see is in fad a significant diss-
ection of the evanescent nature of the
pursuit •f the
Brtgbt and yellow bard end sand.
Henry to get and tight ,-o bold."
Many stories are told of the early dis-
covery of gold in Australia. It is said
that in New South Wales
A cowmen. WAS ere 7115r
to find • specimen of the rich metal
• He was ordered ti. disclose the spot
when the diseovery was made, and after
many ineffectual efforts to satisfy the
demands of those in authority, he was
moused of beating up old gold orna-
ments to deceive the people, and was
pet to death as a breeder of diwatiafac-
tioe among the other convicts, many .nf
whom started with "French leave" in
search ..f the genintio treasures they
believed to be hi•Iden around them.
More than half . f s b..e p„rtshed in the
.e•reh, or wets ki:Itel by the satires.
In Victoria a shepher.l waathe fins to get
the machinery of oho, colony out of its
normal state. 11, Ihro ieht • lump of
the ore to Melbourne and sold it to a
jeweller, but would not dise'.'ee where
lie discovered it. When the rush was
ant made to Ballarat
FA5t'U1C' £rayon
were washed from the alluvial digginxs,
and it was an ordinary day's work in
awes claims for two men to wad from
one to two thousand dollen' worth.
This sudden wealth brought about its
almost invariable oy.neeolmince -utter
abandon and recklessness All old Vic-
torian ruiners are familiar with the story
of the Seotchman who left the Glaattow
police force and made rich in a short working and in the distance, the steady
time by his good -fortune, was se elated stroke .f the force -p tap worked by aim -
that he had hs hone shod with pressed air, all tend to give the visitor a
favorable impression of life under-
ground. We next proceeded with our
tents along one' of the main arteries to
find some .d the workmen engaged in
digging the "dusky dean. nds." Thew
endways or tunnels are abort tea or
twelve feet in width, and from sit 10 ten
?wt in Might. In the centre ran iron
track, Dover whish is drawn 17 aeaos 4
the cable attacked to the engine above,
• trate of dips whisk pea leaded sad
ttrwmwied to area
A at-aH 07 rilNltaii
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Wa.ai eros, D.C.,
May li k, 1880.
Ou!TLanan-Having been a sufferer
for a long time from nervous prostration
and general debility, I was advised to
try Hop Bitters. 1 have taken one bot-
tle, and I have been rapidly Netting Net-
ter ever since, and I think it the best
medicine I ever used. I am now gaining
strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and i was in despair until I tried
your Bitten. I am now well, able to go
about and du my own work. Before
taking it I was completely prostrated.
Man. HAAT STl' a IIT. .
we. VISIT Tin STABLES
where souse lefty to sixty horses and
ponies are kept for weeks without seeing
the (fight of day. it hen their day's work
is done they are unhitched from their
skips where they have been engaged in
drawing loads to the main line, and
through the dark windings they readily
find their way to their stable& They
are generally taken above ground
once • month to enjoy a holiday,
and for hours at first stagger about una-
ble see. As a claw the miners are in-
dustrious, but oniy a small proportion of
theta are thrifty, sober and church-
going. They live in small slab -and -bark
or wattle -and -dab huts, built upon public
comaton•ge, generally belonging to the
mining company ; they pay rax pence or
• ,billing a week rout ; they earn from
twelve shillings (about 83) to one pound
15) per day of eight hours, but the
hours spent out of the pit, except by a
small proportion, are employed very
unprofitably, and consequently they live
fr,m hand to mouth, and many of them
are frequently in debt. Their condition
as a claw might be greatly improved if
T8a TEDPtaSl1C•E Qt ESTIOle
snort or tone,
and did many other like *lint -avant
things, and died al.n.ost a pauper in
Vie moasum .t itrishaoe we mw a cut
el two nugget. found in Viet..ori., each
weighing over one hundred ppoound., end
veered et about twenty live akoesand dol-
lara Bathurst and it. .sighborMrod
gave the rebut returns of anyplace in
liew Booth *aloe, and Sew South
"NM net. L a :ntti.id :ar aide c.:.
4 iliaggi
.
FARMERS
nee pees OIL on year Brapan awe l -arse les am fid
3 Cc001.lirde3
LARDINE OIL
So Cheap. Mew no equal. Try it and you will use so ether.
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO.
Ter isle by
•w•_ 1\,2C T7er' ommucu.
HUGH DUNLOP
Fashionable Tailor,
WEST STREET,
HAS the Finest Assortment of Summer HotelA to, Climate Froi11. \
IF TOL' WANT
T. W. Aitkins, Girard, Kau., writes : L �a Nobby Suit at a Reasonable Prim,
'I never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitten to my onatumen, they
trite entire ct is Bitters
an are rapid ����
,ellen' Electric Bitten ars the purest
Tbemmusts Say Ge- s
CALL ON
d
and best medicine known and will posi-
tively cure Kidney and Liter complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
No family can afford to he without them (ICri.
They will save Hundreds of dollars in
doctor's bills every year. lald at Wets.
• bottle oy J. Wein. 13]
�1J1 IJOP
were agitated here, and the same active
steps taken as we notice Ontario is mak-
ing to that end. They ategreatly given to
sporting, and every second Saturday is
set apart for recreation. Racing and
other sport are set on foot, sod the two
weeks' wages rad idly change bands on
the mult of these races. From Friday
afternoon the following Tuesday is given
up as a time for a general carouse, with
the more dissipated class and the
"pubs,." as the grogshops are called,
during that time do a thriving business
and rake into their tills many • poor
fool's hard fortnight's work.
Silver and lend have been found in
various parts, but the mines are little
worked. A difficulty is found in success-
fully treating silver ore. Copper is
widely distributed. The cupnferous
formations cover over 5,000 paters
miles. In this mining industry work
has been retarded by the kw price
of the metal, but the exports for last
year amounted to nearly to two million
dollars. D. E. MoC.
Young, old, and middle -sped, all ex-
perience the wonderful beneficial effects
of Ayers Sarsaparilla Young children
suffering form sore eyes, sore ears, scald -
head, er with any scrofulous or syphilitic
taint, may be mode heathy and strong
by its use.
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid two any
party ns ;horo will pndhuoeteuro PI•int one .rf that EL ver, THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
Stomacico i 1
tris Bitten will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing for
he medicine if it fails to cure, and you
RS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Xe w Life Oar Weariless Weakened by OMas
ease. Debillry amid Misatplaa. -
The Great German Invigorator is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitude, forgetfulness,
pain in the back or sides. no matter how
shattered the system may be fowl,,, ex-
cesses of any kind, the (:rat German
restore Remedy will tothe lost functions
and secure health and happtnea& 81.00
per box, six boxes for 85.00. Sold by
all druggists Sent on receipt of price,
postage paid, by F J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole rgent for United States.Cir-
culars and testimonials sent free. Soldu
by Geo. Rnyn, sole agent for Gode-
rich 3m :
A Bswas»—Of one dozen "Tarim -
ay" to any one sending the best four line
rhyme on '-Tacatt5T, the remarkable
littleem for the Teeth and Bat:.. Ask
your druggest or address.
t
will be well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All Blood diseases, Bilious-
ness, Jaundice, Constipation, and gene-
ral debility are quickly cured. Si tisfec-
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Price only fifty tents per. bottle. For
sale by J. Wilson. [61
CI\OaL1aL -A name well known in
connection with the Hair Renewer,which
restores grey hair to ice natural color by
a few weeks use. Sold at S0 cents per
bottle by Janes Wilson. 3m
Lem sad Cal.. -
CIf•PTia I. ._
-'i was taken sick • year age
With bilious fever.'
'My doctor pronounced me cured, but
I got sick again, with terrible pains in
my beck and sides. and I got goo bad i
Could not move '
I shrunk'
From 228 lbs. to 120 ! I had been
doctoring for my liver, but it did me no
good. I did not expect to live more than
three months. 1 began to use llop Bit-
ters. Directly my appetite returned, my
pains left me. my entire system seemed
renewed as if bymagic, cud after using
several/ bottles am not only as so.uni as
• soe(rreirn, but weirh more than 1 did
befoltk To Hop Bitten i owe my life.'
R. FrrzpATIeICII.
Dublin, June 6. 1881.
How yo Orr Stet. -Expose yourself
day and night ; eat too much without ex-
ercise ; work tor. hard without rest :.int
tow ail the time ; take all the vile nos-
trums advertise&, and then yon will want
to know how to gyri .ren, which is answer-
ed in three words -Take Hop Bit-
ten. 1 m
lt. the history of raediein.s no preps
ration has received such universal cum-
mendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid
nay dimness, se Dr. Van Buren m Kinney
Can. Its actu,a in thus diatreesing
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Winn. !m
A Canna tvu.-CbWree see .item
fretful and i11 when Worms A.
Is tae IAS
DD sow's Worm Syrup latelly earn d
---
Thew are Gelid Pari.
The best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach, of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ters. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousnes
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever requires an appetiser, tonic or
wild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitters the beet and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
agatiefaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle by J. Wilson. [4]
Foothill llrsonos.
326 .AC1I3E8.
THE URGEST IN THE MINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
To begin dock at once on Pall Bales. Steady
employment at fixed salaries to all willing to
work. ISM aad waled can hare
Resat Wort tic Year Boni
Good agents are earning from 110 to r5 W
month and expenses.
arTerms and outfit tree. Address:
yr STONE it WELLINGTON,
!ma>f Toronto. Oat.
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINETMAKER
lAwn
Lea
Uudefla.ker,
Has on hand now the LARD T STOCK of
First - Class Furniture
A full
In the County, and as i now purchase for calk,
will not be und,rvoM Ay any owe.
1 offer Tapestry Carpet Lounges, from f115a
upwards. Trbatsota, good• from 15.50 up.
Bew Beck Chaim, from 37fc. upand every.
thing a ifaiis (kite propo rtbn.
Pr THE QLD STAND
Between the Peet OAA & Bank of )(metres
CfODERICS_
Oat. lath. ial1L Ifl1
D. K. STRACHAN,
PRAcYrICAL
MACHINIST,
Keeps on hand a supply of malerlal for the
repairing of
rowers and Realiers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and
Agricultural Implements
and Machinery Generally.
ALL WORK THOROUGHLY DANE
D. K. STRACHAN,
GODERICH MACHINE SHP
Gedertch. March rnh. I1L lain
for the worths/ elate mead Mess.
for pasta/re. ani we will mail M.
remit a royal. valuable hex of leas
5 JM par geed& that win p11 yea la t s
way n1 making mare wager In b few days taw
yea 'ver tbeegbt posnible at any lesolnesa. N.
e.pttal require& W. will Mart you. Yee.*
work ail the thine er is spare time may. Tfe
work Is aulverrwlb.daped in troll ysssmaA
maws awe o plat se. y earn tree NF
M *every eremite.
may teat res b-----.
wwe}e art./s
Med elwill larit Miall abeam am
M•yum� ata b. ire Orr
rtaah!►" —1
ram
line of all the Leading Patent bletlicinex always kept on hand
(Physicians Proscriptions a'Soocialty.)
GEORGE RHYNAs,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARES
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co:
LAND t-tEG-ULATIONS.
The Company oder lands within the Railway Belt aloes tie mala Use. and in seethe
Manitoba. at prices ranging frown)
$2_50 PER. ACR321
upwards. with conditiors requiring cultivation.
A rebate fee cultivation of from BLU M &Lae per arra. according to pour �M� _� tale
land. allowed on certain conditions. The Compaey also otter leads wtthoat ee.�
settlement or emanation.
THE RESERVED SECTIONS
alma the Main Ilse, der.. the odd numbered Sections edible one mile of the Railway, are sow
'sabred for male ow • ivaat.meoa terms. to parties prepared to undertake their Immediate cul-
tivation.
TERMS OF PAYMENT:--
Purebaeere may pay oneVlxtit in case. and the baleaoe in eve assail tasesime•ts, wftb la;
tenet at SIX P1R CYX T. per annum. payable to advance.
Parties purchasing withot.t condltioee of celttvatlon, w111 receive a Deed of Ceeveya.ee at
time of porches.. it payment remade 1s fun.
Payments may he made in LAND GRANT BONDS. which will be aeeeptd at tea Mr
eaat premPast on fist: per value and accrued tneterst. neer bonds ma be obtained • ap-
pitoattoa at tie Bank of Montreal. Moldiest • or at any of Its ageact s.
FOR PRICES sad CONDITIONS OF HAUL sad an information with respect to tie iiia'
einem of Lads, apply to JOHN H. McTATIIIH. Led Coninsim Baer Winnipeg. By order of
,ie Board. CHARL1S DRiNK WATER. tiecretary. -am
FACTORY :---OPPOSITE COLBORNE MOTEL.
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