The Huron Signal, 1885-12-25, Page 81
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-oleo r. ll.,ethmel& 'balm" tM wiad
C'CENTRALAMERTCA• ... to..,,,g tie wpm wee a. iaolt(u
_ ___ _ • 4r. " opus sod siggidlieg o(simr am
r eft• Nous d • ?tip to mire" •,.wavqma
. with the media( So
,t p ..• u re lead, bet this color /rev
Honduras. mkt as the sweep of the em hon emse+n4
est er were, while the white b.SPI5
dosing mooed the few Moeda o5 the
gees. regrewe se tar eau or Seabee Med horrors. to have . souwy brilliancy
hes carvsaeaa Sea. ..,.aryl a beautiful contrast e1 the
4•tsro's blw. Uoevetstful.v paced the
* tie Inkier of Tae &seat 4 y. I loenmad, smoked, aonversd Bret
1.1, 188with out, Owl with atwitter, tnquirioe
Poor Omens, tforre16. for .u, h lef•or• iii .0 as I could gather 1.1
Dec 1N, :mot 1 ern acing to. Strange things
hippies at ass. and ..say stories ars re•
tert•1. s.u.0 truthful and some otherwise,
and a. primes s day as see.
Bevies promised to write to wavy is
Oud.ncb a• soaount of any trip wt to
Hu.dsires, 16ud s dttbt:1r w moodi')-
leg with each request, and
sr
balloons autos td my log with the day
sod dates kelt ort From OW you eau -
sot taints much of the art of tenter writ
log, ft.r I, bads!" I learned
washed out ol se at sea, also Onset
sod Algebra sod doglike were j.ttiodied
to make room for s dtttwreut sort Id is
t.l.ctnt,l cargo. Baviug spout thews
aper months un the .0rtherm lakes, am*
aocspted a pueitJae to gar to Central
Amenia fur some use, I returned
home fun a few days way • laving Loud
bye to dear owe, and others I well leu.
On alt early October morning 1 bud mor
way to the Grand Trunk depot, an oar
pleasant boar to start en • lust juts
may. Bet travellers learn to sootnaso-
date Ll1eessehes to ell sorts of Iua.ove-
nieooes. The distance to Clinton .0 a
few momenta duration, so hour's stay
you are whirled south to Loodoo, when
you juin
not r IST T.itl' FOR CBI. ►UO,
the central sty .1 the i'aited states,
to be the oaiital of the great Americas
continent within one hundred years,
board the lU iuois Central C..Uway,
where you either tale smoker, drawing
room or sleeping oar, passing through
the immense states of Illmuis,Kautueky,
where everythleg poi sldasdya They
tell me
TUN raone MN Twd t.Boa.gmtr
do propane pare o he mooed for vegetables W
atter owly whet grows of its own se -
surd. Whet they phut they meter tellu-
ride. How everything is reeds mid
tops Sharks are eery etimetuuS hese,
and miss about the stesatcr 'Oboes fear
ell day los(, sa w.be•biy lucidity fair
tioderrcb kidsW ba.h u. In the p.m.
Um e Bohm mum is aU um shar& awl the
purser returns out board with kis freight
money a,u•Atiut" of many little wig. of
silver dollars. The mails wines out nu-
de( escort .d the English flan ; the Mel -
ors hustle about and the anchor seamed,
the steamer is again under way in $5
imams, down pular of rain, c.saiag the
pamenarme to view the reentry fres the
.thin windows, we glide smoothly overt
the oda O.rnbean sea, but as the night /t/ w
is dark, nothi5g but dim shore hoe fd,r ) J Q:I
visible. At r a... amber la aealb 44
51f the port of the Lietig s1erw, oe t11t `
Shores * t Gaetano*wbieb shows to be ALL,
a small tillage situated on • polar of halal y r "you
at ea elevation of twisty feet. Fru«
the steamer you ase so plan of a towmrti,�
not even s street, the few houses seemed
to he huddled Igscvth.r among sunetrwe,
and the sutruuuding &wiry is abetted.
e d is forest and m.wutaiue, some sir
ing their peaks beyond the clouds.
• MFU11ae or,I.'al
5Cna4T to Qm/anl*D t5 eVIIITLT.
The aortas are wetted and cleaned, the
..nlinery w..rsing of the steamer or
'rimming of bee sats/ is entertained,'attd
thr crew an resting from hit.o(utto work,
the course is still to the South Zeit.
The day is pleasant, warm and bright. A
Sore :hose saeted steamer, going north,
milks For an hour ur two, is the .4
tr
attraction. We p.s her at • distaoce
el
a mile. and adding our rate ho hest,
speed put at twenty live smiles per hour.
8 showed n., adorn, nor did we. I
promotes the me000d trate thought it to
.such trouble to find out her number.
She booked to be 400 feet long. In a
few minutes she was OD your quarter.
quickly Iestwnintl as she tare w trore of
her beam and lees .4 her length, until
e'te we het to view. The passengers
ar+ s.yutered over the steamer, some in
American arm chain, others have gimp
suds, with books in their hands, other
groups smoking agars, while sole pretty
little children are Flaying bile and
leek
around the fere-hatch. TM conjecture
is what is the weathers •ang to be like ;
what enea:u this westerly swell, for you
know, especially tiptoe who have tried it,
that it is not always calm at yea As 1
Tenni: wee god Lot:•i•ttm, nob with their have the utmost suu&deooe in the Capt.
I retire emir 'r knowi:.gr I am as safe oto
ma ma I- Lid I was abruptly aw:.keened
at 4 . by is, ro.ua•uai. (-. )" •..1 so t -
&Au Pittsburg) tumbling rat of the
upper tenth, shod then disctovered the
little steamer doing
Coro,
s eTTON AND CONN mum,
which in my autumn trip were being
husked, pickod and gathered by numer-
ous beds of harvesters. Still of all the
faros 1 saw from the car wiudowa, 1
would not eichau;te • good cleared Ca-
nadian farm for say of them New Ot-
leans is reached forty eight hours from
Cbioago, rith its city appearatice i was
greatly disappointed -situated on the
eortheru bank of the Miasiesippi, about
twenty feet from its summer level In
it are some fine and substautiil build-
ing, but owing to its narrow streets, d;
mot above to advantage the architectural
dengue, which In Some are really hand-
some. Through it an interspersed a
few small parka, each basin* erected i5
its centre a pedestal bearing a life size
representation d some lagoons war Ken-
dal such as Lee, L•ntmstrest or John.
mhos. The old Spanish fort is well worth
a visit, being yet a relic of Louisiana's
early history. While the World's Repo-
sition buildings un the opposite side of
the city are the at:ra.:tiou fur the coronas
winter,
IBS LEv*E3
were the most attractive to me, where
1 /mild vies tate majestic mer steamers,
bury in their Ioeditsg or disc:esreins of
;alines. I had s few days to later
ifwtoot the city, and took in .shat 1 could
it, hot se its appearance, comforts
d beauties are so well aroma up in
pamphlets published by all railways
centering here, and who are looking for
a rush of si.iwn trona the Norther*
States and Canada to view the Ezpow-
tion, you wt1. no doubt hod thew more
interesting than anything 1 might jot
dawn. The day of sailing having arrived
1 purchased my ticket, and secure a
stateroom un the steamship "Wander-
er, of hi.w Orteeila, found fur lido
Land Spanish Iloodurra, but find the
steamer will not leets port uncal the
following morning. The British Gower -
Belie., who bed beets on a vett to
nd, having wired the afoot. of the
Mp to hold the vowel over for
ur hoors to await his lordship.
nor was On train conontt from
but had been detained on
a delay that we not
others of the outgoing
t . f coots it would never
ithoat him, especially when
ip Co. received • large
from the Bebe* Govern -
t moruiug, 4uwever,ithe
vie to the levee, so hour
Chip left her docks, sed
city art the South, owing
SOUR FANCY ROLLtsu,
she having since the commencement art
the omen vp,Yage beer somewhat uneasy,
and now she proved herself • little beset.
The wind had frasbeeed and was blowing
a steady braze from the northwest, ti-
swell Osumi aluag from .he north with :s
regular Huron roll, atad a bit .4 ,ts ou
top tLat hissed sharply in the small
Berms. The •wail was nearly seem.
and the ship rolled as she west. I
knocked about the lista, woks up the
keen salt wind and relishing the sweet-
ness of it, my thoughts full of home.
though some summits I weld give to
the ship agd the foaming and rushingsa
tbroa(h whish the "Weeders:" was
equesoog sad ratline. Bet Has as tis•
sight was to me, I reckon some thof • AthYe
passengers saw Ues tile to admire, at'
vosttted over the side, sr lay helpless i•
their berth.. One sdy he wham a ap!ke,
referring to toot is seer, saying it was
more ttaagiaatioe than • nuifity, replied
that it was azar. vimlest During the
surnia( we sight the Yosemite* most, and
round Cape Catosehe and lose the weight
of the heaving r.1L The ship goes more
steadily, and the poessn(s 5 tenons their
pleasant oosntenanee5 .Rein At so.m
we pas elate to the isrge Island of Coso-
al, bslos(ing to Mecum Its shores as
we pas ita western edge seen to consist
of rocks and sand. Its trees are tropical.
We ase a small village of one storied
houses, with the whitewashed walla and
thatched roofs. and can distinguish mems
of the inhabitants with the aid of a mar-
ine glade, waving to ea as we perm In
leaving the island over oar stere, int
shores second um of as ice bolted onset,
so brilliant a white slte.ds along its
southern shore line. We pas through
isomerous
FROM NOW UNTIL TSE END OF DEQ
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL TERMS:
1sk--For til Paresis over Five Dollars tit vaisiligra will prepay charge&
2nd -Parties desiring to purchase in parson, a4Mj fit ao to th.' amount of VS% we
fare- ` l
6•'
3rd. -Samples mint on applicatilrs. Goads bought ffOmSatupl* Is.a/ be rr:Lror4
refunded.
money
Do You
t
ar
Require a Good, Stylish Maw 4,`,.-
Oar .Sulk is bar alp
Require a New Fashionable Hal or Bonneil.
Our Show Room is tilt) ,Place whoa
dressed in swallow -toiled coat ad Rat
d
braided ear Inspects the steamer, the
mail goes and returns, and their being
n u cello 10 embark until that ship retorts
the ship return on her homeward trip.
We steam swag at 8 a. m. The son
Otters with a piercing white Mat, and
relents from the semi sea es the blast
from • furnace. All are madame and it
wo•pld be comfort indeed to dispeeae
with shove end stockings. Shortly af-
ter moan Porto Cortes is the cry. and •s
Plato Cortes had been drummed in my
ears for the last swath, it led mise to
realize that I would behold a city in tte
central ooatieent of 5,000 or 50,000 is-
hab.,ant., rich and gunrooms both with
^rests and huildtags, and its people I
hod pistured to be Spanish grandiose,
&* and beautiful to look upon, to
describe it, and the aautry of Honda -
res which I may reside in fur some
length .4 time, I will write Too an ac-
count acmewhat later, wheal get more
fully posted as to its resources, Aa If
the notes of my trip out are einkahbe for
your slums. kindly publish them fur
the ship -mates I left in Goderich. Wish-
ing you theta a suamoa's greeting'.
Yours respectfully,
- .. J G. Paseo:is.
P. 8. --We leneehd dos little seam.,
"Ulm" Novetaber 431, mad iateod to
steam to the interior shunt Lith Decem-
ber. -J. u. P. -
esu ov w*Tawt
to the south sod west.
nM before Laded ups)
for the first appear -
orange groves inter-
lopers mace and Dolt..
emu .treeieag for
btesking each hori-
ol trees skirt
magaikent golden
Neinerom
their long weep -
mod paired, 1•d-
ult uis their way to
you se. • cotton
'in operation. The
mtce of the river,
ICatMtat Or JOLLY ghat,
and at intervals sea porpoise Wringing
out of the sen. We Luse sight of land
amain, seri owe more far out at ea. The
next moonier we are steaming along the
Belize coed, or rather what are called
the Kaye, a stretch of Weeds running
north and south. A pilot is taken oe
bard at 10 e. to from his dory, • large
dace shaped boat, 30 ft long. maria sad
hewed from a Slagle tree. He is one of
the blackest of mimes, and grime he
speaks. The southernmost Key ie round
ed, and the steamer is headed to the
north and wet up the Bay d Beliae.wtth
the city is sight The amber m get
ready sad dropped i of t mile from the
shore. The eyesores beat ie hovering
a little way ot, an es sews the storm•
er heosme stationary 15 drawn alongside
by ire colored crew, looking nest mad
trim in their white wits and bare Mark
Faaswu.t Surras --A farewell sup-
per will be tendered to NT- R. Z.
Brows by the member. of I"O.G.T. No.
113, is the Temperasca Hall on New
Year's £.e, eaa mark of esteem. H.
has been one of Os meet .crest and
nodal members of the lodge during the
past four years. Kr. Biome is shortly
to remove to Lecknew to empire in the
Soar see bei ieses.
Him FOR TER HOLUDATz---W- H.
Glutton, ow you'( medico, returned
Its week from college, and looks mash
Unproved in kasith this moon. Peter
Stewart, of Go4seich Bink School, is
a's. home for the holidays. Gavin H-
Cisttoe retuned from Woodstock Col-
lege on 8stord•y, and has had to assure
many enquiries from toe fair t -es about
the t*0 'h of snow at Barnesville cut
that delayed the trate. His ekes Tum
Wright will be home tater um.
• MUTT = e'vmfoll oettegi
boards the ship to mamas the ..sift+.*.
Ma, I. .s Mimeos 51.5.51, sad
v.d tawleg-i-ndd blankets for
his sides dors ssatimy e( Wim arid
pate' wardrobe.. W* am the tat cf
Gird 0e iamortby as he is being mead
te shoes, but as he we rattier pompous
and reticent while oa hoard, hia receipt@
rot farewell slime were not showered
Require a pod. Warm, Stylish Dress.
- a" Send to up for Sato
Requ+,e U,:de>*Fear, Hosiery er Gloves.
We .tis- _i;it ti a Manufacturer., Stock of I nderarear at f
Require a
We
,Silk or Satin Dress.
We hart: Black and Cilortrd Gra* Grains, sTT Pri�tlldr''ti
.IT n itiervi• !'ti that WILL soT CUT, et Price, that will astoaktb
RETHOUR
• 33 miw�s
will pay irsilwttf
.ati:sfJr
9
M ate hath the tight Goode.
.
-.-
HE HU1
wabil•kd every
bt.100BOr Hama..
GODKKIC
kis deep.at bed t
.rrntry by tie e
amts. -41-3* le i
tbIteu re;
:f not se pale.
uromL
ares or Anv ■
torero insert*
•. •t u. 111.41
gemmie abmtl
/tltt,gt:..
are department
noel corner
Meg out wool
heehaws to tie
tea, awe of
- Terms C
assioar prieee.`'
xaar:�r a.,: wsswrwrsraa.w
HuR"olwriusE TILE ?EOPLE'SSTOR
LOAN AND ill
4'1ds (:.rwip mantljr)I'rrtsr� ow la'
&minty et Yalu HaiererRw
MORTGAGEE PURCHA5> D
SAVIXOB RANK BRAND*.
3, 4 ad 5 per da& Interest Aliw.ri en
Se emsmist
raidtam left.
_
O17't -Oar. d -Islet &te•rm sad Serol
»Arg
0eierket. Aye. loth. 11111. 11/11.
ascitic
NOTICE TO FARMERS
Tea LITaaaiT Cornet. -The beay
fingers of the sisters tf I. 0. G. T , 41t,
t•iated is wreathe of er-veergrwae *ad
w.th thread umd seise rs made the let-
ters, while our Dunlop a.pc "set the
type" at the west Sud ..f Cie hall. the
word "Welcome,.. which greeted those
that attended the literary contest last
Friday oven ng. The pr,gn.we given
by the opposing Fidee ear lively, inter-
esting Sud on. of ail beet given since
the cistern of 1583. Br.. Lmfield's
rude was considered the beet by those
who ware present Singiisg was aot in -
dud. d ; oily reeling*, dialeg.es sd
rem attune Humor and so. 4e given `t
intervals. The come same by Bra.
Licklater and John Hotton tinkled the
w lie5ce. Hinter McElwain's tole was
Sweetly rendered. Sister Edith Hortwl
presided at the or4an. and Semi with
deep %sli•1t "The ni seieh Cavelier.'
which esu highly spprmiated by the
eadier:co. The pr.oeeda were about $8.
---atrins-----
BOOB P9B BALE
i are Octal towsrt
aieb.to sea at Mia eV hew Z1:2
irtikeri las par
Hstor shrieking d ell eft
tb.dser.t :: aa7 oth.t ftv tat..
aSeredlmgfl sn +r Mranee tee Ameess.
I MI alma donee Me modes
eeaasmea�st wMM�wlaMbei� hem L
Sawa beetr*s•raei Pref iris as eelletw-
y�eav/tr a pet prilswae1
situ ity fe.NM.d.
It now traaapires that shortly before
the ekes of the Slit ••cion of the Howse
of Cosmos' a deputation of Conservative
members •eked for the removal of Lim-
tamest-Gowen/iv Dewdn.y. It wee urged
that Mr De.dney Mould be removed
gees his pss�a�oa of Indian Commission-
er, oven if 3s was remised se Lieutenant -
Governor, pl.nteeiw, giv [rest We coedit cootie• • of Governor, as dere war no disguising the
er a eb ,.pw•rd y Oe yfeet that his UI-treateseet of the Indigos
red coated soldiers in ties at the4erettl- *ma the Saw of their uprising. Sir
jetifr wogs rs.6- oast Mous•, end ltkeaie tier the same jeks wee very iadigoact at the deemed
teach tilde were Scor- of mans bred fro. the barrseks i. bong
of bis titers. The city .4 Delis, from
the •aek•tege loak• • ,Sally pleasing
place to modern, with its beet del whi
row of statelyrendsaes• horesriatg tba
hey shore. fovsi.g with the deep *rtes.
ars.ers sod skips
orders to pee -
ward or up river
Al Ism p. m.
ow lett titers, the
se & kiwi tmssding foliage of the tress, a mistreat seldom
ius of the wet- seam blobs, Miter a The city over
tittle seaamhip 1 looks the her &tied with mamas moil
a5d row % e, weedi.m their way mem
the shiplbtg at .airy, mese emeryfng
osis the peweeds of aro wonky, lo, -
ebeeewsi foie 01 anise.
The Coe oils mou.taitp
leseelwe star. Mnaiig *M
dna The chugs hese Iles
d p.a.,
.i won't,* ids/
en.nyaR • neselme
ea semi ea board sod
watch ism
and what
ei el ,8
Amu, fro. tis
Tia. toll.
, sod all are
The
,.era ed, ami
.10 he k.
opesias out
tJ f h and told him
ur rem ov o e pot �•4e,
s�M� that they night se well have
coked tnr him own ro«4a•t10. Mr.
Dm/piney was • good oSeer, sod he (Sir
Joh.) intended to (lead :.y hos throitb
Welt and thin. If Mo. Dvtday we
salt to•be Inclose Oommieio.er. he wit
art fit to be Lieet.a.nt-Goverest, mud it
would be impossible to remove him from
see polities and rebus him in tae otttsr.
The saloonss left ethat., herrn stair. -taboewef.n.teised ,it.oc L
Dewpremiergam
disey over the premier e ton sten%
kg Own.
girt
r1 wlskilsa lest tis-.s=sms K
i =s. reuse v5ef
ROBT. MaLEAN,
Plasm se Imegies Namg4e tieieele k Dee.tOt>t NW e[ tie.
I,M *01 TX* 13112M11111r 111111*
to the times. b.s 11..we asok*" at
TEAS,
COFFEES,
.a
GROCERIES.
'26000
Dsa111
fl art .
G. OLD,
Taen4I1 I
$1160,000 PRIVATI FUND6
l ft briiw
�ratssassw�a
creme OeiNab_c.st, . tae
alma.
�
town
:sew-
mildIger
vismof is Ms
IOW
00 140
KNIGHT'S
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO.
OR DT&
FOR tME NEXT THIR'
i WILL NEL(. ALL 00001 AT A
PRI DAY,
LYT):.NI
FA
:..• np..r' 1.f
.1 perils (os.:
wt, which n
utan,sh•.,ws cot
enc':
eienoy of the t
's room hat no
C3 eatrarnw el
ed bete has
un, and it
bi►i:J was
der..
The f.,ur sial
en plsins
t priscaceipsl 3i
with prove-,
tare has been 1
r own thst,uf i
this oe*aien
ear ram
ced. that lh.
ht to be aspic
the g who pan
for imam:nett.,
out success,
it for their
o can attach
we Earths
4tihtt, l i ka
er twice lief
i:e ;.resent pr
the parent+
L to cast lea
t Wachs
hashing
pelt ( our l
to ourt•w
The chtrdt
j kept bee
the rate;
salary to
shows no col
amount
alums of the
oat uwiag t
.r, --the Go
lig ceased tis
suoceesfel pa
suuthis pc
,,t 505(151
t the Daceml
R Miller, tE
.f 38 1
3irgo1
Mg 1
Atha Zia
:, d tt 8
, 18anda1, t3
at roe, 3
W. stole,
, 49 went v
; Mesial
paved ;
t -
Ne.fsr
e asst.
Der .5
.tla ii
sly
ow, we do
salty of t l
is article, I
fitaYaL ha
interest of
principal it
neorman
.1.55414)5
tiro : but,
before um
tag l
Asti
s tailors
t 01
tfor eato
'veto,e 1115,
tare, b
t►i.
wise. the
BIG DISCOU
FOR CASH 1
se 30 per cent Disecoust
br7Pro
General Gooslf, 5 le 20 per sect tharesent
Eats and Capst
}AT vow
Chats' rangshings
CASE ONLY for these wow
Oak. 11* Tiko P.Idalo Selma
TWO 000115 RAMIT OF P.0
Ile Ottawa &match MIS flaws is
iedispetaMe authority fee the statemeet
that the 114• Illackeneie Rowell ham ad
asene will he defeated shortly otter the
helms seesta, sea that 5lair Joint Illamiaa•
Mil will Muse the Governor General to
allow an appea! to the melon
See Tito ottwort pielket-biska. pumas reed
do. mem . are made to RIIMMUND MUM.
)41•• i beefy embroidered en r.14 or adored
itlietarrnee4CliFE41eltasemarirCrsst 6°1
Iteash
tar am4
I Clan Undersell Ani Other
Furniture men in Town.
NE! FALL GOIr°
Our Stock is now cow
prises a •4 11/380Y
line.
We wish to caly
tention to our Ewe,
Mantle Cloths, ‘°
and value canno
and .Astrachan'
than evig before ; alai/
stock ofTweeds and Ooallt
We have a full stock of
Ows and Groceries.
We boy.Butter
andswe the
Oat the market rds.
Orellartee. Sem 1:16,
3".. 3*, BoiCi2C.A.V1)4,
it. CARLOW.
Denteilee- van (Mese
NEW DRY GOO
Cram, Raisin, Pools2T6F4 Collfte,cf
CHRISTMAS trui TM'
WNW Saki Willi •3.1 Welk lenesetilth Maim*
01.4 we • rah end nem
• yet toast*
the mina
•
whim
era
in th
lit settle
west to