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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-11-25, Page 3t • 3 THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 25, 1887. BOMBAY. The Commercial Metropolie of India. A W.SI.a.tlt (My with a Large nod Ft .rete sees* r.patallea New the Fortee ei1.pewa e1 Their We have taken the patient reader • Lee race through holy HiuJo.0 cerise, wstb their stormed and shattered walls •ud palates, over fertile plattta and valleys, through wide tracts of Mufuse l country (es the "hush" is here called, through thick jangle* and sandy deserts and uuw we etaeryte eutu the open on the west coast and have before us the ttsstrupuli• ut Baia. Bombay is the great sea gate tc India un the west, and to point of business and commerce it may be said to bear the earns comparison tit, Calcutta that Montreal dues to alae bee. It u the principal *report, Itaa s population of eh ,ut 1100,000 t f many colon and creeds, and is a live b a :nor city. The fact of its lyit•g c'user to Europ.,eni particularly Enitlsud, makes it the brat great seaport ; Hien its rail way cummuuieatiou with C.Icutte melts it the enfrepd for all mails and light meretandise, thus, in • manner, cutting off • certain amount of Ilia slog -ping tale between Europe abd that city. Its harbor cannot be surpassed in the world. The English quarter ul the city is well laid out and the main streets are traversed by a first clue •treat car line. ear crTT is built on an eetmid e,1 the same aster with an aroma about twenty *quereewelee, • ud from an elevation • plraselt peso ✓ unt: of island, see and mountain say be seen. The hotels and principal conn mercial buildings are of a size and style to equal some of the better park of New York. This place shows more variety of religious denominations than any other Indian city visited by us. Here are Hindu°. In holy proximity to Buddhists ; Parsee., who worship the sun as the fountain of ill light and ge;oel, rubbing shoulders with the crafty Mo- hammedans ; Protestants, Jews and Roman Catholics all, chile trading fir Eogl.sh cloths, sugar, indigc. Beene brocades, leather, drugs, gold -lace, silks, carpets, cotton, and belle., have laid aside creed and odor, and are struggling together for the best of the bargain. Tae raeseZ' have long monopolised the financial business of Bombay ; the,; are the Jews or money-?enden of the city, and nose Of them ate second edits,ns of the Roths- child, in wealth. Sir Ja'meetiee Jee )eabhoy, a great merchant who ass kalgNpd by Queen Victoria about fort', ritalliego, was one of the meat remark - of the Bombay Parseec. He began haying and selling empty bottles *ed d worth several minim's. He grand son, his heir, has been wonderfully sue- oeedul io scattering to the winds the • enormous fortune left by the thrifty old Parsee. Their religion is a very elabor- ate system, formed from the teachings of Zotos.ter wbo it is said, lived six bun dred years before Christ. They have a temple on Malabar Hill, overlooking Bn'mbay, in which is s sacred 6n sent direct from Heaven by Zor, eater, ap- proachable onlyby the high priest. with facts veiled. ey consider this fin the "robot of the "eternal light," which nest ultimately burn op the dross of the miasma A Mohsm'med.a will oat drink wise, a Jew refuses swine's desk, and a Parsee as religiously simians from the use of tobacco, simply bemuse it would het sacrilege to pet fire to such a ba.. ass. It is a enss.on thing to e.., whale strolling through the parks or along the seashore, these people on their knees, with their facts temente the sun offering up prayers to the greet (esoteric of light. Unlike the fligaloos, they do not burn tsar dead, but haws • custom meek mase objectionable. On Mdabar alias is Tie "TOWER Or estnace," aeons, sad reliriuus mesteegs of the gods, grim se grand, while aU amend us are pillars, mama, aleuve• and aisles, ia.piring WI with lofty and reverential iltmrhts ou the power and patience of man to esetsute such wonderful works as MR hen epee. But we have now 6uiabsd our Indian trip ; we are lunging for NkW *SWIM OE ItlTERNAT, new annoyances in the shape of bipeds wdh remarkable begging prudtvities, • new °innate, a change (roto thio debili- tating ateauuug-roma we are bow in, so we propose to let the curtain drop on Hiiduue bathing end burning their dead, monkey temples mud munkey•worship, domed wusques, and Hindou pagodas, costly tombs, rich palaces, populous at les and peculiar people, and for a lime act as the reader's guide to old Cairo,over the site of sucked Heliopolis, up G. the apex and into the interior of the pyramids, up the Nile in a "dhow," • visit to Sue. /'ort Said, Ismailia, Alexandria, and then across the Mediter- ranean Sea to Joppa ; from then we will proceed to Jesuitic', tbebo. to Beth't- nous, Bethany, Jericho, Head Sea, Jor- dan ricer and outer interesting scenptu ray plans, and land rho reader in Italy, in a few letters if he has patience and furbrareuce to hold with us, D E.Mi.0 Tem sears' of Ttelare. Mn 'num.'s Acres, of Huntley, Ont., was ?or ten years a sufferer from liver eomplsiut; whish doctors' wrdieiue did not relieve. After wing four bottles of Burdock Blood Bitten ate was entirely cured, mud staid., that she is like • new wu:uati again. 2 To Kit • Ettesiaal s y ■1s Malt. t curious study has been made by Dr Persccbia col the difference between criminals and law-abiding citizens, se exhibited by their walk. He finds that in good people the right pace is longer than the left, the laternal separation of the right from the median Site is less than that of the left, and the engin o d -dation of the axis of the foot from a straight line is greater on the right aide than on the left. The following ars the distiogeisbiug characteristics which his obserfrutions have enabled kim M tinnendeie : 1. Thiev.a--Is tb.e wile are pc. disposed to appropriate the property of other then is • pronounced widening of the base of support together with a very long step. 2. Assesine.—In those who hare murder in their hearts, the base of sup port is nut as wide as it ea in thieves, since the angle formed by the axis of th. foot with the median line is less obtuse, bat' the sintstrality betrayed by their lout prints Is very marked. These discoveries are of a very inter- esting character, and if the criminal could be induced to walk before the honest man, instead of following him as he usually doss, they might also be put to • practical see, for then good ciliz.aa eoold diagnose the rogue by his trusts, and might thus be enabled to escape robbery, or assassination., as the care might b.. w yyosaa.d by high thick walls within which are walks, .eats and s number of very lofty resod stone towers covered over with iron gratings. Cres these the dead are pl.oed, and over and about them hover docks of scavenger desb- eeting birds, ever waiting to devour the flesh from the body as coos as plcedon the sower roof. No pavansn within the wells but the particular caste who are employed se of$ciels or bearer .r( the dead. sad the priests. When the body Ilse returned to the elements or been devoured by the birds the booes elide into the s.pslobnl vaults beneath, and we redid wimp the last trump shall (,oted by Gabriel, there will b. • rooted teed fees to net than selves properly shook terabit again. 7ermr the wmoent of ee iptere that will be'tlisgeoted when Kerbelab Meshed has found he bus n ittiked glyhimpets on *WWI Maede's tib a, (hmusd Absra's elands, Meek on Zara Tlttats's ante errpes, food the right stella .assure ties 110 left or the right it rafcis stiskisl oe fart .T behind ban the left. The Pusses b original Pensions, they still retain their Or ieslal robe -shaped apparel and the Per- sian's love for rieb jewels and *aptly dis- play. Their complexion i. meek fairer thaw the Hindoos or Mohammedans, and they look epos thews latter with no atm - mos hatred. They eossider themselves the shows of Ood, they are elannieh and do not 'statuary with other Dation*, and they te..eion ly retain most of tea cinemas a their aeeestora hone. the 'Esplanade biota, ea a desmy merging, we started with • I•aneb for Mee Them a /'\scoot )Oat is to say, your tangs. Also 1el peer breathing machinery. Very wee - Aerial machinery it is. hot only the larger air passages, but the thousands of little tubes and towels leading from them. When these are slugged and chocked with 'matter which oogkg not to be then, your longs eannct half do there work. And what they do, they cannot do well. CJI it cold, cough, croup, poeesouia, catarrh, ooasumption or anyof the :amity of throat and nose and ead and lung obstructions, all are bad. All ought to be got rid of. There is jest one sere way to get rid of them. that is take Roaches's German Syrup, which say druggist will mil you at 75 cents a bottle. Even if everythng else has failed you. you may depend upol this for oetrtaio. lowly Art rewaeaws- Washington Irving Bishop told mo the other eight a story about Dr Joon Brown, who wrote "Rab sed his friends," pee of the most delightful of books. Sir Daniel MaeFee, the tele heated pointer, had jest finished a pie tear* of Mrs Brown, the doctor's wife. They were both old people thee. The paten had been sent balsa, and the doctor sad his friends went in to look at it. 11 wag hanging oa the wall and the old man had bees gazing .t it for some time in sirens. Bio nephew, a young man just back from 'volley', stood by him. "A 6n. picture ; but don't you think, o.ele, it rather dattere the .old lady r Ise said. rather flippantly. The doctor, without taking his eyes from the picture, put not his hands and drew the boy to him. "My boy," be said, "it is the truth b.esiifolly told." TIII "BLera ARTS CATER," Shackled oe the island of Gariperiz.&*w' tt silt miles from the Pity, out in the hay. After a de/elitist prone of an hoer and a half awing i fade sad amnia pasta we landed an a 1000 pier.A Mose stairway e/ mama busdred sews erie- dossed os to the .detr'ated caves. Them se it weed tearv.la of severs.. orig- inally el and a host of Brahma, Slava. frestt.A.n. n•o &t t the wild !'M feet is The wow are hi several tes- parteeeste, .soh Wise aearty rose has- • -4 his sear --a, and facto" es tb. 1. saavessat Aaeeeaalte$. The media) profession. the el tea press sod the public alike aeknow the virtues of Burdock Blood Bitten, as au unequalled remedy los chrunio the- mes of the stomach, hr.r, bowels, kid oxeye and blood. Its popularity MEMOIR with its years of trial. 2 hew Is tea Time. To buy weather drips. To sleep spoon fashion. To covet a sealskin cap. To iuy catarrh remedy. To eat buckwheat cakes. To let your whiskers grow. To half sole your goon shoes. To etud your ulster with straw. To buy cough syrup fur the baby. To go Belling fur bum on Sundays. To take dour overcoat out of buck. To put your feet in the stove oven. To take down the 'mosquito setting. To drink Thistle water (hot Scotch). To pay 50 cents • ton extra for coal. T., bring the warming pan out of the cellar. To put a red l aineel protector out your chest. fa pse Set Around each bottle of Dr Chic's Livor Cure is a medical guide and receip book containing useful information, over 100 ree.eiies, and pronounced by doctors and druggists as worth ten times the cost of the mcdtciuu. Medicine and hook I. Sold by all druggists. "le there anything more dreadful than dyspepsia, doctor 1" asked Nr Bran - bread. "Then is," interrupted Mre Brarbteed. "What is it, then )" so quired the doctor. "The man who has it," said Mre B Meuse tate. Io Greet Britain the question of Home Rule is commanding attention. To the man with a cold in the head or chest the attest way to ensure Hcwe Rule over a cold is to have un hand a bottle of Dr Harvey's Red Pine Gom. For sale at J. Wilson's Prescription drug store. tf Nepplaesa All leer. Bobby had mien a pretty "put halt boy all day and hie father was eery much pleased. "You will Edd, Bobby," said the old man, "that virtue is its own reward. I mean by that that every time you do what you ought to do you will feel good over it. Do you understand ?" "Oh, yes," responded B>bty, intelli- gently, "and now, psi; if you'll give use souther piece of pie you'll feel good, too." "They bare a larger sale in my des erect," says a well known druggist, "than any other pill on the market, and giro the best satisfaction for sick headache, biloiousn.s, indigestion, etc., and when combined with Johnston's Tonic Bitters, Jobeetos's Tuoio Liver Pills will per- form what no other medicine has done before for suffering humanity." Pills 23 cents per bottle. Bitters 50 cents and #1 per bottle. Sold by Goode, Druggist, Albion block, Godericb, sok vent. [o] Me fest We[. Man was sent away front the dinner - table because the misbehaved, and told to go op -stairs and tell burse to put her to bed. The family Doming in from din - ser • half hoar later fond her threading her way among the parlor chain and tables in most complicated figures "Mary !" exclaimed her mother, "didn't I tell you to go up stain r' Platy look- ed up placidly ; Yes .. I's going ; I'm uo the way cow." Mere Memawaahte $($U. Found at last, what the true public has been looking for these many years and that is a medicine which although but lately inttoduoed, has mado fur itself a reputation second to sone, the medicine is J. boson's Tonin Bitten which in noaj)utatlon with Johnson's Tunic firer Pile has performed some most wonderful cures impure or im- poverished blood soon becomes purified and enriched. Billiouanes, indigestion, sick headache, liver complaint, languor, weakness, etc , soon disappear when treated by these exeelleat tonie medi- cines.. For Sale by (food, dr.g gist, Al- bion block, Galeria, mole agent. id] Hay fever is a type of catarrh bevieg peculiar symptoms. it is attended by u mussed onndi•ion of the lining wssse- braoee of the sustrils, tear -date mai tkreat, effecting the lung. An aerid enemies u aeorstod, t he discbargeisaeeoe,- p•eted with • burning sensation. There aro severe 'patina of weenie., frogeelt attacks of headache, watery and Wiser ed aro. Ely's Cream Bels is • reme- dy that ran be depended upon. 5Orta. et druggists ; by moll, raglistered, R0.,ta Ely Bietbers , Druggists, Owego. New York. ly A Chess Man.—Lasehton farmer hes made a cheese in the shape of a man. The Free Pres, says :—"If the Health Department don't interfere there will be *sough life in that cheese man, directly W admit of him being put to work a the farm." Aad he will be a lively one too rather tau mach life for his sato- clam. eatcosto. Reel emeeeNle. Ron no risk in buying medicise, but try tea resat Kidney and Liver reloM- t w. made by Drawee, author of Cba.'• reoeippeeas� Try Chase's Liver Care for sit assumes of the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Sold by James Wilma, druggist. The Ladies' Frieud! eletldtlt t tikes M the m st.. wNbwt vegeta or trimmest.. • This else !takes all cakes per misete, ?Wee. tea Ott .bseve. the read that toads to health. Unmarked hi heard or fits Wisdom avails sot powerless. wealth To moth drain ache, ll e• of throe. Bet do not despair. with We tier'.. hope. The eland ooaceel. the Ma: WW1 h Potreo . Fa. urn* theocrlpltea at head Yoe' lite's full course may res. More truth than poetry est these linos, se tbuussu le of ladies all over tt.e land sow bluumiag with health, testily to the treat curative poems of Me P,.ree's Favorite Pecten .m, adapted by much reeruh and careful study to the happy relief of all those weaknesses and mouts peculiar to females. All druggist& etre resbtsaed. Mrs Highsiod--"1 suppose you Lo to church)" Now Nurse Girl- "rah, yea, sea ate ; every Sunday." )Ire 11.— "%Vhat teat doss your minister choose. mostly 1" New nurse girl- -"They're all from the Bitle." Mrs H,—"I see ; one of thump old fashiot.1 preachers." CATARRH ILL" (REAM BALM Cleanses the Read_ Allays TnSammation. Reals the Sc. -os. Restores the Senses of Taste, Smell Rearing. ♦ ankh Reli/L A Positive Ohre. A purt!cle M applied foto each nostril and 1s agreeably'. Price PO mail. registered. m cents. by cireulare free -ds at Drugvetti' 3*2-ly ELY BR0$. Uraugieu.Owego N.T. TBE IIDEPENDENT. The Laurie, the *Mist, the Deli RELIGIOUS & LITERARY WEEKLY I! THE WORLD. "One of the ablest weeklies in existence' Poll Math (Assent, Lapdogs. England. "The meet inluestlal religious organ in the States." Tri Spectator. London. England. "Clearly starts in the fore from as a weekly religious n,&g.mint."-Seadat/ School Times. Pb ilsdet ph r. 1. Prominent feat news of inc INDEPENDENT. during the coming year .111 be promised. Religious & Theological Article, SIT Die'iop HnnIinzton. Mahe. p Cole. Dr. Theo Core 1.. ('.ler. Dr. Howard Osrood, IM. How ard ('ruebT Dr. Wni. It_ lluntington, Lr. Jas. Freeman Clarke. Lr. Ute,. F. Pentecost. and others : Social and Political Articl-e, ST Prof. Wn,. O. Sumner. Prof. Richard T. Ely. Parr. John Bascom. Prof Arthur T. Hadley and others; Monthly Literary Articles, er Thomas Weatworth Higggintion and other critical and literary articles by Maurice Tsomp.oa Charles Dudley Warner, Jame. Pays, Ausd tew Lang, Edmund Hoose, 1t. H. Stoddart. Mrs vee Lost Van Rensselaer. Louise Imogen G eine'', 1I. H. Boyden. and others. Poems and Stories, 9Y S C. Stedman, Fdtzatieth Stuart l'helps.Ed ward Everett Hale, Harriett Prescott tipof ford, Jn1L `Scbuyer. Rose Terry Cooke, Edith Al. Thomas. Andrew Lang, John Boyle O'lteil- ly and otheee; and A Short Serial Story, By E. P. Rot. 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Address TkiE INDEPENDENT, I". e, lex trig. Sew verb. This elm hakes et mhjgg j.► mi"e ��eM •.4 A Rowan.-- Of one dooms ”Teal It mere le So s.�,�o� �e aT" M arty see eendine aha best fear Ila- set ettlspw.Tlla aMTe -. ~ * �'� ore not to sop, r*i elre.efa •- Arno its 'suss stnt.Y `' the eemsritaW /•r (telt Acca n to every t+r .sr'd h .r rb c"Prws crew y RA0wrn er moo pm for the T. e ' • AGRv e e A ltTEn 1. evvey dews. hggat iNurrMeww i !raids. _�k P v art a„ �sss 1888. H arper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Ilaareie BazA* is a knee jeareal. it eow/1Nnea choice literature and Dee set Ulna teatimes with the latest IntellIRe.es meprdft..gugg the fashions. 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When se Liam is meet toned. anbectlptltnu.1(1 Meda with the Number es"reet at time of rootript of order, tows ♦ er k iuu cis a R*LR ISE thre. years �.,*, swat cloth lending, .111 los omit h argil. postage paid. or by express, ergo d e.psws.IprovId«I the trvtwht dines net . xoosd oto dollar pot vo wmei. tar r per vet nine. Cash amps for each velem*. citable ter meet twin be seat by man, pear -post. ea IF t escb. ebetgdde made by Pedt)See m Thnfl. to &vela chases et The heat regulators tor the st smack and bowels, the best cure for biliousness, sick bemdache, iadygeetion, aid all affec- tions arising from • disurd.rt*l liver, are without ease Johnson's Tonic Liver Pills. Kmall emporiums sins, sugar coated, mild, yet effective. 241 eta, per bottle solo by O,eode, druggist, Albiva hawk. Godo rich, solo *gait- [a] i00TMIN8, CLEANSING, HEALING. Et hare. 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