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PALESTINE.
THE NII ('N SIGNAL, -FRIDAY. FEB. 7, l 880.
i --u I II1..dill III II1esawe MP ,.T.,
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aeutber part it the same shame sets- wall.. But, wtwithsesadfttg thea' few- -
veniestly skier to the at••ger is the ectal factors two the rep asset y oft re-
burial plain of the booms. so enmity pealed, "Asperses see, Dumb. ; Aop.s-
slieaRhtesed by limed. The place freta gem m.,"
ANOthillf InterMilnff Lwkt/er flOta sod to tad sad fru21 oeiliag w eryip am� Tea raor.rnrr to •00D ttgu.Ni COs-
wor Iror04 pi Correspondent.al stories manested wi r birth and MOBS.
life of the fleetest Deese dreamt of No .bar., isicaatattuo I r racecard
by the ortisary Bib. student. Prom au en
teotesl inventive these dta-
• Nile as Ne sts--Oen. lime assition Bsthiel+r we prooesded at • plssss' i holiest efiorts of the adversary. My
kr she wsp--• mos e. w esMue doter• rte a valley e• ear way room and I arose, moved
tie . s*v1. - a Teeusbis gas ; awards the Dead Sea. A mule at two •trust sod as suppressed whm,»te tried
es UariM5e eat of the Wen, i• a pknlghed field—the to aoouuut for these peculiar largesse.
Daly evident. of ogneelture "resew Sino, sad utteristp, but it was •..leas. We
—r^—' leaving the Plains art Shanty a few days euidd bear our dieg•msu's heavy, tired
Oar last letter ea the sights of Pales- ego es ear way .p to J we presidium oe the utas just outside the
dm gave sand deeoription of Jima- are slots• by the gait* the place "where door. Nose of our company oouW be
firm, the Church of the Hay Fi•P•lehre, shepherd* watched these feats by sight" in danger or we hue. he would be astir.
emstahtiag within its walls the tradition- when the star appeared is the heavens Hour and hours passed by, the moon
sl iite ci tht gepslehrt of Ckn•t,aad rho directing thou steps to the "place where rolled away, abs night was drawing to its
W it of Calvrathreyy W e shall soua.d• the the y og shild lay ." From here the wase, and still eta hated breath and
PalKise wenn with • journey to Beth- winding be>dltooth leads over w senates. feverish bratu we heard the alto nate
taboos, through the sit -.lag osoest•lU through marrow, dark defiles sod along ehanttr'r, gr�•t g sod swearing. Could
pnes hams to Mer-Seba, ovet • Mlle the dried up brief atreasse-a endorses. at be possible that as Seelt.h want ear
aed through deep dales to tis. Dead of lisoautosy. Ilibw sad agiss telly • ooufio,ed until a ransom was paid for his
Sea, the Valley of the Jades, the Plain& pate. of parched stn grass or a few delivereoce 1 Could Noe of our 'lumber
sl Jertebo and rwtorn to Jsrusalee. A sores of stunted shrubt•nd is passed ou be shut up by mistake N tem of the many
beautiful morning, indeed, it was for our ' 'bleb a Cribs of Medo.ios may he en- cells or pemmican 1 Was it possible that a
somewhat toilsome journey when our sped, the wild, bag haired moo doom- 'nook was u,.dergonig some patutul
party wants' tho welt equipped horses ed in • peesiiar wan. black and bessio punishment .t the hands of his hlluws
provided by Messrs Toe. Cook A Boa, 1 robe, • Is night-dress, tending their and save vent to his (:slings by polish -
the world -femora tourists' guide. A ' herds of ..mss, sheep sad goats, while tog up ha knowledge of $gaps► iu
dregoms& accompanied us armed to the the wines, children and d.tgs set up a scriptural phrase. ? But none of those
teeth with knives and revolvers -a true { diao ord•nt bowl se we rills by their reasons seemed in keeping with the art is -
specious of the l ups. The shepherds all carry the do ezcellecoe and superlative roundness
cutt.DIISS or Tits Dramas. ! biblical ahspberd'a crook, sad as • lamb of the nal h. Wd re.umvd, again and
We were ward we weld trust our more wayward than wise attempted to again,'he hopeless task of ewravelling the
presioits lives to hie care and guide", as I °limb high Op a rooky steep we had an mystery, but ui,.vailusgiI. As the grey
and with as little fear as if 'ocular d . of its practical me: dawn erupt thr.•a 0 the barred winnow
jos our own land under the when the shepherd hitched the long we seized • .mill mirror froma travel-
)lealels�s { oI tee Union Jack. crook about its moor and pulled it tutu ling -bog and consoled each other with
less ow ten A lorry, the moorauoe that
Ileeides she dlsgomao so escort of eight t W
ed Arab. further assisted to „Ash ride brought IS v*
to the famous old Mer ova MAUI was STILL ITS 5ATAL COLOR
area
behind a feeling of security. It is as S•bs own/well. built on •
times w travel is out -of -the whir . the
way parts of this desert land owing to VALLIS or THS BROOK u.Dao.•
the wandering Bedouin tubes, who are Here it was pre -arranged we should
not very observant of the laws of struts spend the night, and after a long day ii,
and trent, and who are always on the the saddle we were glad to alight aed
watch for an opportunity of despoiling knock at the iron studded doors for ad
US Gentiles. W• learned after our ,pittance. From the wall a basket was
journey well finished that some of these ' let down in which were placed our cry
tribes were just then at deadly feud with depilate provided at Jerusalem, and af-
o.e another, and daily fighting took ler some little delay we could hear the
place in one part of the country we paws- bars and bolts of the heavy gateways gle-
ed through, which necessitated • double log way for our admission. Our cook,
guard •ccumpaaying our party. As we with a donitey laden with provisions,
moaoted our Arab steads--geouine epees- had preceded us some hours, so that on
meas of this famous breed of horseflesh— our arrival dump was ready. W. set
A EW Ir CMT Or TCts,sd tOLDILtai down to • repast as bountiful as ti sere
passed us on their way from barracks to d at • first class restaurant. Sul well
the drill ground. A sorrier set of sol-
diers it was never my lot to lo3k opon—
made up of all ages, sizes and colors;
dressed in all the nundeecript military
ttugger, that the army contractor's brain
has ever invented : no uniformity ;
ragged, starved, bootless, hatless ; with-
out order or discipline. Should a
Christian regiment ever peas through
the now walled -op Golden Gate in the
east wall of the city, as a Mohammedan
prophecy predicts shall come to pass, I
am sure it could meet with little opposi-
tion from the present Turkish garrison.
But, to horse' The Arab saddle with
groat stirrups encasing the whole of the
feet, the ornamental bridle and cloth
reins, the drapery hanging about the
bores all give • peculiar Eastern air to
oar little company. Away we go through
the Joppa gate, at a rattling pace ; but
stop, one of cur party has forgotten to
invest in a pair of gloves to protect his
hands from the burning rays of the
desert. Back he goes at a gallop, near-
ly running down
A CaIOWD or Lariats
standing last outside the gate, as
they did, doubtless, on the same
/pot in our Savior's time, with
'their plaintive wailing and disfigured
bodies, asking alms. Soon he rejoins us
displaying his purchase, for which Lao
shillings were paid, and which in pint
of price and quality could not Ye sur -
pasted in the western world. Our horses
are fresh, the road to Bethlehem, "a
fiebbath days journey," less than two
miles, is good, and we enjoy a race with
the Bedouin guides, past Sir Hooses
Montefiore's model taro and al trig the
winding, well -kept road to
RACHEL'S TOMB.
We halt at this 1, s rath-
er dilapidated small stone building,
which serves to remit,d the too impatient
swain that the defunct personage to
whose memory at was erected was worth
waiting fourteen years for, a monument-
al record more grand than any perish-
able *tope building. On, Dat • row of
neat stone dwellings with trim gardens
filled with flowers and fruit trees,evident-
1rj the homes of some of the well-to-do
Jeruasfemites, up a winding hill -road at
a gallop into the dirty streets of Bethle-
hem. This is a strange old town of four
or five thousand people, who subsist by
hookahesek and the manufacture and sale
of olive wood ornaments, bead -work,
mother-of-pearl cess. wad other tram
pery classed under the head of Jeru-
salem ware. The dirty, naked, pret-
ty little children are so thick in the nar-
row passages, whion for euphony are
called streets, that we experience the "A double dungeon Walt sad wave
greatest difficult in guiding our horses Have Instal and Mire r at we meters
1 g The dark vault Iles whereat we lay,"
through without treading upon them.
. Oise, in running from • doorway to an The anfortanste Bounivard, the sub -
opposite ore. ran against a horseand was j.et of Byron's poem, could not have put
knocked down but, fortunately, not is a more mattes* times About mid -
hart eight a hell tolled and almost immediate-
ly a soots or more of Blanking wooden
Tota MERCK Or TIM NATIVITY shoes peeled over the courtyard to a
is the principal source ,of hs: keheesh re- jingling seeompanigtent of chains. This
venue to the .»voter•. It le • fine *peri- was soon hallowed by the sirs* of
men of architecture, several hundred • I sad tb ride, i
years old, adorned with ro c11 of means- blending of • number of meek.' StiIsss,
fiesta Corinthian c,lol-.ns, het every chanting, i•tewii.ga.d prayi•gt. /Um
this; about it displaying s revolting de soon gave place to others, and these
gree of dirt. The walls, ceiling and again to further companies
mosaic floor all show signs of speedy TO .ale Tali MIDMOST VIGIL
dilapidation, and time with its ravages Folly two hours were spent is
has apparently &ermed it as its Nacre• tasseling sad intoning in an .a-
Thr ehapal dtroetly over the cavern pleasant guttural language which.
whish tradition clots. as the birth place I eneeladed. was Arabic, when
a< Christ is richly with the horror of ..Desacs, within earshot and is
gifts of the Christian p.m a from all the hest of Rnglieb a burst of the deep -
quarters of the world. i'assing down a est prn.anity sou
aver heard broke op_
winding stairway of fourteen steps we on us. There was a lull in the religioes
stand within the h.11owid •table. A amnion, of the t•eak•, niiy to be in
large err twelve p t,
served courses sad • bottle of wine soon
made us forget the day's fatigue and
we went forth to explore the mysteries of
Mar Saba. This old landmark of med-
ieval darkness is supposed to date from
the fourth century, and if mysterious
passages in the solid rock, strange cells,
and ancient piece. of masonry vouch
for its age it appears to be as old as the
Pyramids. After some time spent in
these winding pewees and silt og the
rocky cells and creepy, damp, subterran-
ean vaults we were contacted to the
chapel, which also was partly under-
ground. Here the m st gruesome stgbt
that I ever beheld was meow° us. In
one corner of the chapel was an iron -
barred enclosure about the dimensions
of an ordinary sized bed -rooms. Behind
the lace -work of iron bars was
A ISA? OF atINI•N II LILLA,
in all, we were told, numbering fear
thousand. These were the skulls of
those brave monks who, in times past,
had fought in the defence of the monas-
tery, the history of which shows a very
leogthy list of stormy sieges from with-
out by Mohammedans and rival Christ -
'.an sects. A man may read a PS aloe,
the best and most pssianate that ever
was preached, if he can look upon a
sight like this. The monks, in creating
this charnel house, no doubt did it with
a purpose, for surely "it is eacugh t..
cued the flames of lust, to abate the
heights of pride, to appease the itch of
covetous desire, to sully and dash out
the colors of a lustful, artificial and im
aginary beauty.' "Here the fortunate
and the miserable, the warlike and the
peaceful, the beloved and the despised
alike ming a their dust' Passing out of
the musty chapel we are glad to get •
breath of pure air and gaze once more
upon the stars—"the poetry of heaven."
About 10 o'clock Cl were shown to a
large unfurnished room with a raised
stone platform around the sides
whereon we were to sleep, and soon were
as comfortable as blankets and rugs could
make us. it was • clear, bright, fell -
mooned, lovely night, bat the strange
surroaedings, the bare stone walls, the
iron -barred windows, the moonlight
shadows thrown across the fl• -or made
me sleepless and recalled to mind all the
weird stories I had ever read, and some-
how it was impossible to turn my
thoughts into other channels. Lord
Byron's poem, "The Prisoner of Chit
Ion," seemed uppermost in my thoughts.
"Dim with a dull imprieoaed r•r.
A saehesm that bath lost Its way,
Aad through the ore vice and the cleft
Of the :kick wall is fallen and lett :
Creepiest ones the foot so damp.
Like a sa*rsb's insteer lamp.
• • • • •
We would not have at to say :—
"Our hair Wirer. but net with years;
Per it grew white
is a,stWde night.
Ar me•'t re grown tram wade* fears...
The pro'..ngrd outbursts ..f deep pro
fanny, we soon termed, pe,.ceeded from
a quirt, inoffensive, naval otlforr who
had been in our compeer y from Joppa.
He occupied s wing of the building near
us and was set upon in the early pert of
the night by the collected flee -forces of
the monastery—it- smell force when it u
considered that aha particular branch 1 f
holy hermits thank it a sou to de•trof
life, even that of a well-developed.
osnivonous des whose flop from the bed
to the &t.,r could be dtstiectly heard
across the room. D. S McC.
A valuable mare hel..ng'ng to Mr Jrs
Chesney. of the Kippen Road, Tucke'-
smith, died recently. The animal Fad
been .fling for some time. and when Mr
Chesney went to the stable an the nit en-
ing he found it lying dead.
et re's swear.
When you break so ne fancy article
price 1 by your wife, don't swear, but to
to your druggist. get a bottle of Sets,
mead it and make it almost eycal to
new. lie
enema
PO mer
la
world., eio•Ir an
�- wweoriffi re
r ii enelb
sits a rases eau..
err seers sae eve 0
Ibe doss Aa sew ts..wrr
ewwarw. amacaa.w., .s�ew ae1veie.ras..as
end as Ss Deisea Th. s..
=ave YIter�'11 ee W re.
teres Ifs e.•waet w Om M s'm.e. re. sere/ •
wook SSW dieter
�: h, ..�•�rMSS as ar'�.eps.. w. :lunk ie. +...0010.0.00
cede, fw.w diSo et sir w�zwlnrcu=.hswe•-.
mese. a. guars s CO..Omlaw. ■em+aa
ail seer t Iv or court es feted by leveibi sad
lochs" in diameter marks the sued &•o.1 pussies,. Ahsr
o tittle limae
spot where the Kaviewr wa b.rn- Ibis the meek* again tack ego the berthas of
^ every palgrtm is "Pec*" revereatly a their mug. Were thl doing this as a
fes the veriest Deb o stands at hnrmed '. e.' to he shout the pr strew t
nagy.g prayers. The .nangsr '- is P' Now i fowled the piens fearer, bed
Eli 11ond c/tsdilioe and eve• the giifh tesgsahei treaters for the ivory area -
the
kiss, at the SamWiwi usnot forgetting to dtvies to draws sew 1.0 One, who
el wea
is sod the Wumitmt.d pallier ,• thew.
wew rise SAM Tee SAwith the help e< hely tb trot.,
aro .till height and heattaf s) after these ted the stole etre ewew11 a wsaa•t ahem
eighteen ( deed end ninety yease. is ie drive bit •siisisMitaesty beyond the
DELTROYS AND REMOVES WORM$
OF ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN OR
ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP AND
CANNOT HARM Tier MOST
=• D=LICn'liTC CHILD e -
f CURE F
AT LAST it,
• We....rt ves*a tar , EMI
■wens m. TeeuNie a.wn.
of Masirm ea,
A True Invigorator.
Waltham sad proszNies et the meso*
arum seedy follow that overwork and
carry which beep sorrow dead siliwieg to
se many Camden homes. The is .ib&.
rade of saves weakens. are sees ea
wary bead. Kiss is the back. poor and
tartieiig slssy, lack of appetite dye -
polis. mad let wasp and strength. are the
fats amps= of mare seders and danger.
ass trouble. Theis the way that Paralysis,
Paresis sad insanity begin. Do not delay
among. longer, fee some time it will he
too late to repro your lost health amid
vitality. Use Palm's Celery Caopoutd
mow, and the dell eyes will regain their
brilliancy, the cheeks will grow rosy. the
kinds become dear. the naves stein and
refreshing.stmedy, year sleep raid. sad
sppwte gooed, and health and bagpipes
Dei Mho the rime of easy sed adhiring
A. Sahib•, the well known btbographsr
of Mosireal, writes : ' la the summer of
MS I had to work way hard, sad was
treatisd e.ssiderably with insomnia (deep-
Inaless). I resolved to uy your Paine s
Celery Compound, and tiler taking the
cosMW of two tattles, kit tike a new
man. Af es eight's restgave me strength
for the dutof the dayad jemmied
starting out to btriesss is the eacti
fading as if I had compieted • day's
instead of brag about to oommeso. ass
I started out le good spirits, feeing froth
sad *veg. My wife and varies bunds.
te wham I I the etedieias.
havg bees benefited grmtti, sad in fact
' Palm's Cekry Compound as a heesteid
word is our lam ig."
Winos, Liquors, &c
FOR BALs BY
0-. H. PARSONS
ALBION BLOCK. OODICRICR•
kgfitgrit
O. P. R. BOOM
TOWN PROERTIRS FOR SILL
$100 AND UPWARDS
I have a large .umber of Houses and Lot.
said Vacant Leads 'a the most deshraide parts
of the Town -let *ALC e'tSRar.
Now is the time .o serum property before
the !Wt Rush. The C. P. K. is coming sure.
and la a short ala.. prices will have advaaoed
beyond the n ach ..f many.
Call and ser List and Prices before parches
tar elsewhere_
OttSt
lsewhere-
R. RADCLiFFE,
Heal ttstate and Ge .•-rel Inwrsnre .otelol
O tee W. et -tit, third ,lart from rgware, C. P.
R Tick., aed Tele. moi O,ice, it.4L
A COOK BOOK
FREE
Ar
s.
sib ay tady� .dles r pad
waw, fiicbardse.l Ce.,
9 Cords"
ONSd
Oltt • a
►oter.. peed Matt t ksl ken a
a.Milgg�'Cntna_ti
�aVgreMeall.
syREIv
WAD I
DISCOUNT.
ie DY aeeatm�a: •sw •,l the paw. ~isle ON these -midst te eat On
ie
MINIS
SPOT CASH
6 per mat off all purr/mess of $1.00je d lees teas $3.00 ; 10 pee elm
etall neroha•es of $3.00 sod upward.
On goods of m ow. 6 per seat will be allowed. --:
I have on hand amid the largest works of
BOOTS & SHOES
is the llom; .. an, • detailed fiat of which would oeeapj more apses than the "Ste-
nat." is prepared to give ; audios it to say it ouesprieee; every de•irabSwlia."te be
fesd with the beat M of Canad.
'Rrsry Una is already marked
BELOW/ Aux u AL VALUE
sad the above tate make my Mare Um Cheapest plass fa Osiedla 4. hay you stew.
An immense stock of
R u zzzat,S AND 0 v rail/MOBS
in every stele both in Canadian and American, Glove Goodyear aks, which are
mabjeot to the same
LIBERAL +�l�pR1ES
.
A Lane Sleek of Ladies' . L.posted Kid Slippers. eery Is.. Ca11 and
No thaw
Oom glut-st. and So care.
to =u
d haat `ler s
r e.ede WM sow sero...
�v.�sM�aw mee, * eve •wsltsa eros wessaws, Sat Mont Derr semis ..+res Is chs we et taeo tool rear 'body
Ma -ire_ Meer owe mews Now sad do a better Mas taw
smart cow without K Adapted to all
!Mnelle who owes • mw shack,
ewe. a d w...a.s.wti reser A et
L101/101 aitTNIPla a A -
ITHOUSANDS OF N'RLES
GIVEN AWAY YEARLY.
Whe-' I say Cries 1 45 est amen
merely to stop thew for atime, widths
!seethes return again. I MEAN A R A D I C A L O U R S. !have made the risease et Otlm,
gDMeei•r se raining Beelines* a Isle-teeg any. i warms* my remedy to Owe the
worst cases. Because ethers hire failed le as rouse for not now tft...ftirleg a care. Seed at
owe fee • treatise sad a flee* nettle of my initattibie Retwellhg. Give Empress
,
w
Peet Ore.. It ce�yea
e ott'iwiroa trial, aad willcare you _Adrrges a—elk lib
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its ISSUES
Severy week. Catalogue, 96 pedes,
sent free . lowest prices s ever known.
Aldefs'a Ideal I Rook Case (the two .ides
are alike), priers $6000 to $10 00 : bolds 126 to 1110 volutins of
the average vizi-. No other article of furniture of equal cost
will equally adorn a cultured home
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Price of leading Cyc?ntedfas
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Give it a trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without feeling
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1 FEW GALLONS OF POKE IIPLE SIRUP LEFT.
SISI JOHN ROBERTSON,
RHYNAS' OLD STAND, COR. SQUARE AND MONTREAL STS
Goderich Fouad an Machine Works,
RIINCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
MR. DIP
b
Plot hsii p -eh.
`SPC `=•
fact
The Lew Tares
.ad the Weber p
The day before
pew sod a frigid
*resew la se
slds.alk is
true
atom were two •I
Dep laserib'
Mr Depwo err w
�Dy•'i•fi
Mem peek
along n
lbs .thekip,'
hgkl shaf
yt. over
rapidlusit
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ps
IMO reeking out
d s font ea he
Mr. Dopey to de
lost lar • peiLom
"What o all V
ells who genet
luraituro was
'Dose feller
ha mete ed, a
saosm.ad of his l
Cookie right ova
"You me tb
oboes; mud II
oieer. of he pail
o Ob.asep M.
know las, 1
be took a as
it to tl
to -sacra
Th.Ishepos- n
'Jams bold o. 0
the saner, who
astis6etory sepia
"You've sold the
nod his I
any tiepin. shoe
place to settle it
grain' back to
in ter di.turbin
••That's a tris
said Mr. Depew
negotiated with
shales as boar
thanchain de mot
will mew headyai
oboe man or en
I was gouts to Z
same .s the as
as the sidewalk
les$ trick. The
is in the newep
paper eau. het 1
ad "
"Aad that," o
bow Mr. Depsw
A spring wadi
Winter fel
meat and
to become
,•Overs, hence tl
mediates. I
Is.
A brother -i• -I
of Heaaa'e sten
whim vert
has bees el
t, the as
w weeks ago
osng's brother
of the
e sues of see
este ; a so
ass of th
BMD Saar -C
gripe or sick
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NULLS, STEAM It*C'tMIS sOtt tatito'iSHiNCM.CN'Nt:
raeaTCa; STOvtSSLOLC,t.CN:Tir*TCOSArva''re.h.c'
EAST STREET (:('f :R CH r
WE RAVE ON HANDy,TOR SA1i:
Improved Land Rollers - - - Price $• 22.00.
HORSE POWERS GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW
/LW A •AaS, PLOW POINTS &c.
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON THE LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY
ENGINE & BOII.ER WORKS CO. TORONTO,
We are Prepared to Quote Prices to
Parties in want of the same.
RRPA•IR8 T.M.NIJ QJSTIMTCi8 OJ' ALL =1115TE S
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