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THE SIGNAL, FRIDAY. MT. <6, 1890.
A NEN' TRIPLE ALLIANCE. Il'E'`s of gni- . DAIRY AND CREAMERY.
amhool hues Where the Geed of Mazy -- —
• ae liars Lweted It.
tee eyes . MILKING MACHINE THAT WILL
Sow
a�t�
TEMPERANCE LEADERS FORM A PO.
LITICAL LEAGUE.
Th. MarNtase Prohibition Party, I
Deensat.w Alliance riot Carals'e WW1
Party Valli fu:- Campaign I'ur1MM-
The ttaal.of she Urto.s.
MoCr:ts
is., Dept. 17.—An apectre:ot wu
reaehul t .day between the Maritime Pro.
Whitton party, the Delmtiniu a Alliance ad
Cant:L's New Party suiting them in photo
eel adieu. It was signet by Messrs. J. T.
Delmer, H. Dougall, John J. Maelhrvu,
William ltyan, J. H. Carton, B I Rustily
W A. !Monett, A. H. Featherstone. K I.
Rood, J. A l.irtngaton. The following i•
the baste of tutted ac h fs on the part of the
whele party of Canada as s u.e cel
by their
1. That it is damnable W usite all prohitu-
' ' ' a sad that d a MILK INVENTE.O AT LAST.
hlotse l of the
glstiest heathens was right band, t#o te Not a Yankee bite. est a Ra41-
arnindoss-laphos es • band' tab Ossa --It Will Apperoasl! Co a Gad -
which was the abode etgood Ilsga'ssuuls: mad w Dairymen with Large sera.
Tartarus blas Oils last, a p�iuu pe ntias y
rind tortns&t, the awful sbo4s of the
dotoid
.. The aacieet p l es wen:
of the opinion that the intofeed regions
were at an equal di tutee titles all parts
cf the earths which clay tie the louuda•
lion of the sea erti i+i• .: of bail being in
the neuter of the ern h.
The people of Il. r:nnone. contrary to
the usual belief that aur s own country
i the lest In the we. lel, thought that it
was a tory short demote (roam ta••ir
r.h.•ne to the "lake that bartxth for ever
and ouch:" for this reason the people sit
Es� ;• . tsoeo toe; •n for the purser
"
EID`(: !' %A�lO�w�� WORKS KS • petite -a.. siti,t: e of
halt that country Deter put money to the
i�
2 That it I. desirable In all constituencies nu:nth% of their dead to pay passage to
when, that is p noble to put forward • pro- the land of obltvlun. The ancient Jews
behluou ea:elelate, who has the cunldsoce of pounced hell in the renter of the earth.
•odod for High; Schools, Motiol Schools, 1 all pi:din: tion voters irrespective of part`', According to theta, there were three
Belle , awl who eat 1,e counted on actively to pro p,awra;t•s '.ceiling t•• it: the find the wi:-
m,.0 p'r•e itiuu is Parliament iu astir• tu- dent -s, by which route feedlot, Korah
alio , . . Uthrantotid the beat that c u possibly be .lets n leu•, of party ellejiaaee.
P Y end Abiram descended; the set oud is
' a. That tu.:mg Ilow, it rt .lo•lunbb so [ar as
peamihx to unite nos prohibition vote in fee er the era. t'erutlse it I. written that "Jo-
el pal fru. wurtuy pr..hibitknirta as soap Ii:ih cried to (hod out of the belly of
he otherwise in the field, as against Mime bell.' the third psta.;ege is in Jerusalem,
who cannot chum the prohibition support, lnruuae It i:t said "the fire of the Lord is
or at least that prubibitioaf.sts be urged to in Zion. and his furnace is in Jetvse-
withl..•id their voted from uoo-prnhibitkt•ists lets." Moh:imneerl said that hell has seven
as aya:ust p.rwubitionistst got.-': the first for the Muinulutan, the
4. That tin prohruiuonist voters in every aeesud lt;r the Christians, the thiel for
constituency should organize immediately o , the Jews, the fourth for the teahouse, the
as to be pre tared to take culT and 'Moho"- fifth for the Magiruin, the sixth for the
dent politetal act' .11 m connection with the Izt►,<;tus and the s .cath for the hypo -
'zed Sire ret
a d $spar:.. .
Air i'rift*
dale.
tail�ftt�rtw'`wl�lll �: 1311011T
„le .e. L Ie.::,tre.;e, North Siete of,Aquare.
I LLI i ERY!
TRE
* .,. in rouuanc
11 s ,et.age•r of
LSGOW HOUSE
adieu o: iassls.i :•! ..:: icy that sae teat secured the
ZiEs
II h iso had uses eras years
XPERIEN ;'- . THE AMERICAN CITIES,
I
.ally ins dee tb..':r:a."1,. at Lor, i,:
__'''NEST STYLES
ct : e .
y.A�►s. aT-+_I riNG
The reele c'
C, . d:
41111.1[
-Teich has then h.s,'e.:or
.1: 1;,b of September.
still Continues t^ make vocal for 1:ew
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
MPS. �3AL QLD
.. . lame
e n of fisc new. at Myles :n hats, Waren.
enend • Tier row
n of + ..ereet('e aaaur.tprt us
F s:: MIL_ l:!I7ER l
1 Species 1.. .p I..1u -
The FILLL Gr ING will be geld nexi,
will be t;.):...ii.l.i. ,' . :le end of the season.
A desiral'', -t to rent : ftt•r f tctobr•r 1.1.
week, and
MRS. SALKELD,
Huse• . `..ceari for Parker's Use Warks. Toronto.
—The—
coming ole ti.,s.
S. That in s law of tete turd of immediate
action we ur.;.• all prohibition !calk -s in each
provluct?to meet witlwwt delay on 5'Innwn
oro • •.d to agree so far a, p amibl•k in cviunon
actiom l i
TRAhSATLANTIL ADVICES.
nesigaatlna of the Portuguese Cthinel-
The Aett-Treaty Agitation.
Losnot. Se; I. I:.-.1 despatch from Lis
bon to The News says that the Pertugu ese
cabinet has resigned. and Cbrysto:nc :then
bas been untrue d with the formation of a
new ministry
The Peel- Lieh'n eorrersondent says that
Pie excitement over tui. Angln.•'ortugu,se
treaty continues and there have been several
i-i..tous deue,wtrat:.n-. In este instance a
mob att.-act a pol.ee station and releoisrd
all the gens •a•n.
Tin last. ,a correspondent of The Timex
my, tied in view o: tun agib-item in the
it I* l flitral it si l be retpsa+s4ble
1E"S S J S - A' uJ J S
have openo'_ nu' 'ergo aPsortment of the newest stoles in
Bats and Bonnets,
Farcy Birds' Wings
And Trimmings.
—Also—
CHILDREN PINAFORES AFORES ANI) APRONS.
i lease call and see.
Two doors froth P.yeare, North -at. 73-tf
MILLINERY OPENING!
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15th,
16th and 17th.
We list.- , w on band a complete seek of
FALL ANJ) WINTER MILLINERY
comprising the latest novelties ei HATS. BONNETS and their trimminbs. Also a
tall stock of LADIES' aid ClIii.UREN'S 1.NDERVESTB.
in are cordially invited t inspect car stock. R par cent. elf for cash.
MISS S. BOLA D,
73-11m. West st.
MISS CAMERON
Hu just returned from the City with the latest styles in
FALL MILLINERY.
Novelties in ladies' hesdwear, and the latest shades
L trimmings a specialty.
Remember the staad—Hamilton-st., between the
and Newgate-st•
1i tf
Colintry
for the i rte, ta ratify•tsc convsntiun with
}:raglan I
Th• I:.-ratal of Ilse stare Traltie
r.Atz•:,sa, Set. 1: -Travelers from the
etas: c .::torus the report of the iseua..s•1 the
tleetee by the tiermans at ltagamoyo
authorizing traffic in alasew. The decree
wa. eigts-.l ht the German C nntnander of
the I-e.,p.,rt:v.• .etatioa., nod efts. !.i•ta•d at
Bagamoy- and D.arwelnem. The slave
d•al'rs expellee! from Zanzibar have estate
bead the -au. is int 1Snjatn-1yo and :ire
shams, n titr.s sag business:. It i+ reported
*hat bur. Mu ten hes tel.•.raishe.l to Europe
for aardert :•v. Brokers houses are now
full of blare.., having Is -es, stab:osl.sd under
(:crm•sn lice•:,.• • Permits to re-cover run-
awnys aall la 1 to mach kisiti,prii;.; of (tee
aatls--i Ties ues.• of the jroe arctation l.aa
ep.nwi over the whole c•'aid and traffic fur
revised to an extent ankne,w sa in ::) years.
A rosin.. !tank failure.
Bo"res.'eget. !: -S. l:ardmcr, ('-stat a
('o . b.anke:, sn•t brisk. .:at 1 pi l,,sousltirt
.tnwt, here fa:.ed and tea s--.igm:nent for the
benefit ,•f the firm'. erielit.,r.. ha, beet* made
n. James Phys. g,'etteral ag-•nt of t Le
Nate nal I.ife lusuran •• Co., 1s0 uevoasbire-
street. Ti..- firm wa, w,-' of Cu- :Hast pro-
minent in that ::neat business in lkaOsn sail
the failure Is a surprise. No exact (Ulna. of
the liabilities cats as yet b.• given, but the
assignee states that they will anle,unt to
S:,ga.,aOD.
The Herald is informed that a
prominent i r.akeer said that the fallen would
riot l.nebabis' involve any other arms.
Fought User lira. !tete.• Pen.lnn.
Cpn'wrO. Sept. IL-t..uii Ziller, a cigar
maker. au,i well-known is labor circles. was
brutally assaulted anti kicked in tits bead
late last u.,ht by two men, one of when,
Zdkr Mentitl. •l as A l"Iph Spies. brother of
Au::u*t. a:e/ ss at Imaged in Iswi. Ziller's
left cyu w:r. aint•ed kicked out by Spies aunt
hi. hese• all but Ir.,k-n., whip' his forehead
was cut in •s cera! platy The tu.itu.i was
the r st.lt of a .lisput . the tee,1 hal ha.I an to
the pennon now ts-:ny peaid to Mrs. Spies. by
the alaars•hi•te. The police are looking fur
Spies
Mn+m»r Iloard of Meller onwers. •
MOrratxt.. Y.•pt I:. -The Man elk Board
of Relief of the Uuia•l States and Canada
elected thews officers to-aleht: J. Rasa
Robertson. Toronto, president, (}eorge
Hechin, Mt. Louts, Ma. let v
I. C Williamson Washington. iI vice-presi-
dent; Dr. 1'.enningten, Baltimore, secretary:
William lielamatier. New York, treasurer.
The advisory council is romp:seed of I B.
Hungerford, London. Oat.; James Fyfe,
Montreal: Charles B ltnlolpby, Betoken.
N.Y.: T. J. Newton. Washington; IL U.
Michel. Albany, N S.
Eloped with a Med Cr.... Lader.
c'oo'ts\ATI. Sept. I:. -Br•. Simon Obor-
sayer died a snit for divorce to -day. fibs
alleges that her husband eloped to t'hk-ago
with Mister Ss This. of the Sail Cross Society,
and morri. -I her This .•restos surprise LW:
raise it was not known that Mr. Obermayer
sur. marriwl previous to his exhibition of
g ratitude by marrying Sister Sophia. who
had uure'l him at the Reel (rows Hospital.
The Ione 15111 Ceafereaes.
W aaalvs,T: et. Sept I7. -Thu conferees no
lbs tariff 1411 were In session to-
day
day an hour but del not make much
I roe sof them said atter
separation that it would not he possible to
agree on ell oltteslons at too. In the hal by
Monday next This afternoon the Repute
bairn ,,.nh-r"•. w.•re to yacht two or three
boon
t'slreky Smirk IS.
Rv. CATH A ItIt 1M, Sept I: -The bead rates
at Iork ie. a hi. Is were carried away • short
time ago by Ilw barge titan:won. were .gain
carried away t•. -sight T e repair staff are
at work and It is expected the tlreab will be
repaired sate. I
the Nsllee.eers' Hhrtaa
Rstw,.si - Pkrtelwrg • el•redand 17second
ger... Pletal•vq t tlevelead 5; twys S cu.1.-
e sti it le lettings. eh ta' a
Arwwaft t' Miksa ♦ at feels 5: sacred
gars ttsl•wehwu e, $1. leek I: tlsm.. .. It
■ se•keser Ise. Ts.lade 1s LeelsvUM It
Purses' tlsesgr It. eeeelee; ssand aYtw,
(Mt.wgo s RssRsis 5; rke.MMbls I, Owen et
£a4& Tiltsb.rg 1. '
cnteesl of all religions.
Among modern !.hiloiophical opin-
ems that of Mr. Whiston, the Englir.h
se•he.htr. wee perhaie the most unique'.
The coquets, according to Whl.' ton, are
ao many hells app..::.tori In their orbite
to alternately carry the damned into the
o arsines of the sun, and then to return
theta beytend the orb of Saturn. there to
starve them in the regions of dismal
colt.
Amon:; the (ie glens there are two
controverted questi- us in regard to hell
-one eoncenaing its locality, the other
the duration of its torments $t. Louis
Itepnblic.
Three Hundred %t••ue• Instils of 111[•
Sir Charles flail. :a celehrete l physi-
cian of the Seecnt. • eth cherry. relate;
an a xtra .rdiner y hie: of a man who al'-
cust..4plA'1 himself te smdlea menet..
This man. Thomas tiubsill by name
and about `t$ veers of age. hail for tutu
tune suflsn-1 fret! colic. till a '-photon
tbetic friend advi:e.l him to swallow
anall, round pebbles Ile followers the
prescription anal obtained relief. Ou
being seized some :needle afterward by
a vi.dent return of his complaint b
swell' awed nine s:er::a. and as these had
no effect, repeated the dose until aben
MO pebbles h^d :u•camulateesl in his in
tenor.. He ender si their pr,sen 'e fe
twie and a half y e::^r: before submittits
Lipase If to Sir Clew les Hall. Sir Charly
foiled the state,. were situated in the
lower Bart of the hotly, and on shakiu
his patient he could hear them rattle.
His first experiment was to tHrn.
the sufferer by his feet. in the hope dui
e Val of hits
• tl t
• ht be shays
the stones u.it;
eeetles Takes.
Tb. North Britsh Agriculturist Beih
A good many of the visitor.; tee the NMKit
maruock show last week tos•k occa i -
n
to inspect the working of the new milk-
ing machine invented by, Mr. Murch -
land, which has been for Fiume weeks in
daily use on the fnrtit t,f Ilainiug Stains,
some throe mile* !nous Kiluuu'n'., k. The
machine bar been working efllcie•ntly
and without a single hitch. The cows
were found to be milked quite clean in
from eight to ten minutes, and as one
dairynutid could attend to the nuti..ing
of half a dozen cows lay the machine It
seems cher that dairy farmers will
shortly have the mean, of . . ..,..,,,
the milking difficulty.
Briefly.keeritieti the machine is sim-
ply an evolution of the idea e•mbsli.d in
the bell-and•anction tube Loud in veer}
druggist's shop for ,lrawiiag the milk
from a woman's breast. An iron suction
tube is fitted all round the byre. above
the here, and from this au India rubber
tube descents to the vestal into which
the milk is to be drawn. A belt is hung
over the cow's taut•k, anal from this belt
the close vessel into which the milk is to
be drawn is snap -n.1,1.
Four separate India rubber tuhes.
about a foot and a half long. terminate
in this veerel. and at the ether out they
have tin necks which go en to the mew -
rate teats of the cow. They do not grasp
the teats, but fix themselves by the feone
of the suction to the nobler at the meet
cot the teats. The stele on ferns is sup-
pliers by a force pump erected in a cor-
ner of the byre. which can be easily man-
aged by a boy. The lid of the clsteed
vessel is of glass. so that the uulknai.l
can see at a glance that the four differ-
ent streams of milk from the diff.•reut
teats are coming all right. and this glass
cover is also held on by the suction.
As soon as the suction force is switched
off the glass ii.l can be lifted off and the
tubes withdrawn trout the teat,.
It may 1.- objected that soome'iifficnity
would be . / 1 In keeping these
India rubber tubes chem. particularly
during the warm weather. but there is
no reason why they sheulal not be made
"THE !PHARMACY."
JUSTIJt&t'EIVKKU-Ap,fud Ilse' of
Gibson's English Candies I,
JrdB01LT]B1D FLAVOR8-
Aleu a ls,ga wptil) of
PURE WS Z 1" CASTIE 50&.P.
The best Ir Mesmerism ter the toilet. slaty So. les:. per sake.
—II8 ONI --
DR. \YOULFS CHOLERA MIXT . E!
A pesitite care for Iharrhn•a, Dysentery. t'hoi•ts•Yerbu.. etc ..e tee
GEORGE RFAAS'
IIF: L 1- 1' .t. U ..1tl tilyldT, Neat lieu. As hr'• dry goods store. 1
SAY, DID YOU SEE THE BOODLE 4
To]aa M. Psoud:oot
• of tin. in which cane they could be sit-
`' fictively cleansed by :hieing with toil-
- ing water. The tin nec'ts e.t the. --e tubes
were sharp at the point where they
grasped the colder, and ti.. ; of the ex.
ports were inclined to think that the
bell shape werild be better. lint these
are oh -tails which the inventor will soon ,
make right. The cows at Raining Mains'
t seemed to like the rnerluuilcal milker
very well. at least they chewed th:' cud
very complacently while the milk was
F bring drawn then them by the eeetion
tube. The initial cast of the apparatus
should not be great. and alteegether the
i; simplicity of the machine is one of the
as eis.i-f the
LARGEST PRICES for FARMERS' PRODUCE
. . s' ,..0 Lis stem. a here lie always hale on head a large stock of
=sy 3-oods,
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY, FLOUR AND FEED.
It will be to the lnll.lie advantage to give hien a call before going
elsewhere 2'217 -
strongest points that can be urged in its
i favor.
The Padre of Batter. and Cheese.
This [net with no ane•cese. Nor did At are ie. , :. 1.,
medicine have any elus't. The amiss iv'e•n opened.someThe Albanyy Cnitivetor
dents
was unable t., work with sant pain, and meets some of the sothero:Ls sendents
am:['•reel mucin uneasinew sit all time.. - nrttst answer. among others the follow -
Nottingham !Ecylard, thin. - ire:. lila reply:
eth hat carters the inequality in the
Tn.' '.orb Shade. price of butter and cheese. when it take,;
In a recent ne.nber • f The Sanitarian nearly three time's a, much milk to I r e
/Ince• a pound of butter as a peinu.l ed
Dr. W. T. Parker very a agiussal Moine.: cheese?" The supply and deinanol. It
plauti only of trees very new the loan.. sh.eel l not take more than } rinses fuss
Not do they sunshine orf the free access touch milk ti, make a pound of lietter
of air tm.l of ec even light, bot as one of cheese. The value of shim
they also injure that character of tn.., A milk must also be taken into the ac -
a.+ suited foe the writer.
occupation. "-s count. and the greatly tiimiaished lost
Moil." 'tensely
sheeted
.'•L.rtest•,l with root` of nitrogen from the farm.
and ,tenlwly slaxdni is unfit fur man is In a ton of butter, twenty-six cents
live upon constantly. Cegcetati.at pre will cover the lees of fertility, while in
duces a great effect velocitynisethe inked, ails a teen of cheese the amount of nitrogen.
of the air. It;. is checkers, sed phosphoric acid sari potash is equal to
w,tnetimes in thick clusters of trees • . about 01. With so many poor cows it
mulerwer dl the air is almost stagnant. may take three times as much milk for
If moist and decaying . .. 1x• t' butter as for cheese, but this should not
r :.......t.
coincident con.iitioa of each stagnate a:
the most fatal forms of malarious dis-
ceaseee are produced.
'•A moist soil is cold, and is generally
believed to r G-' to rheumatism,
catarrh and neuralgia. It is a matter of
general experien.ee that most people feel
healthier on a dry soil. In some way
which is not clear a moist soil produces
an unfavorable effect upon the lungs. A
motet soil haflnencw greatly the devel-
opment of the agent, whatever it may
be, which causes I' 1 fevers."
be. It is this large amount of milk re-
quired to /modem. dairy products that
Loads down the business. We must brute
the dairying Vf the future on more eco-
nomic coalitions. Another thing which
effects tut' butter market: In
there ism are poor butter than the ese!hnd
this poor butter drags the market down.
It is the poor butter that makes the
market price. Buycrwsay. "We can get
butter at such a price." way down, and
the g'xxl butter is pulled down, not the
poor butter pulled up.
min
�M'sO�!sT!511; $nese stn r reads
M pas tiTisd�rasills Ma_t:. ei . y o + r aha to any Vogt year ens atl�a haw_
Mies 'swum
al. .e r. • ,br:r F + : "'1 Pest OITO-
...
T• L MeO tit.C., it:, tt'aet AOe a.:wo St.. TOROMTO,
?mo SUREIN
CURED
n that I Iry a essdln! rowdy for the abacus aatsd
bu :e++ cases haw Men pereaia.rtbr ea/ed. I shag
TO THE LADES.
Try Our Oxford Shoes
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
They ere:T arrant ,! not to ,:. p up a4.d :: w n on the *Le. I. ala; a aanot be said .d sur
ot::er stake.
leer with Low Foreheads. Notes.
Here is a gallery of "low foreheads' The Nox'wewt Farmer asps that the
who never to astonish the knowing bald advice so often given to grade up dairy
who see virtue except in bald herds frequently begins at the wrong
fronts.Look up the ptcrtraits of Grant. gyp_ it is in too many instances the
McClellan. Logan and Sheridan among dairyman himself who wants to be first
soldiers: Holmes, Stedman. Howells. graded up.
Grant White, Curtis. Parton, Twain and A cow wilfully and "cussedly" holds
Warner among authors; the late Chief her mink by mein force. She draws her
Justice Waite and Matthew Arnold stomach np and holds it in, thus com-
amongo the growth
dth of eotablert, and pressing the milk ducts so that the fluid
see how the gr.e their hair sub- cannot run through them. Beating,
jests themito be slandered by the shah scolding and Inciting her at this time
low pates. will. howeveel', only Mike her worse.
Onr its othe averdage
Leola ldat the full face fodder or grain is needed to be
portraits of the overage ltnddhstaded duan. Dry
and see how his afilictimm glorifies his fed aloes with silage to the dairy cows.
intellect. When you find a man whose. When your cows seem not to thrive on
hair grows down over the bend of his; Wage, or when they make a poor quality
profile forehead, while yet leaving it of milk or cream while being fed on it,
"high" to the eye, you have got hold of the reason is either that the silage Itself
a thinker who is also a _moon of action. Is poor or they have had too mach of it
such as Beecher, Booth, Raskin, Lincoln and not enough of dry fool with it
The dome shaped forehead usually Reenctnbee. variety in toot[ is as asoer
marks the idealist, and the square libeled airy tux cows and other animals as it is
brow the practical man of affairs and tot man.
wit. -St. Louis Post -Dispatch. A professors of dairying daises •
creamery to be a factory where butter
As aiehw and cheese are made.
John Watson, of Penrnsylvarda. dodecyl Aaged is the worst month to the year
a wife, and ern! to the H.
d aloe in to have a cow costs in, so tar as profit is
New York to tinct her. Hs discovered • ouaettrrn«.
pretty immigrant utrl, e d at once dor A dairy authority says that $100 worth
but aha decMsed to so- l
posed cheese takes lag theis
c•pt him h. would oho 4d .sass-ssieatk theatres.* ihat $1
husband for the girt who
her. As Waste had set a tall be IOW sellitt. AO it Ws is NIA& POO worth of W
lash . de b. stocks was rouapallad
be I —e► see Yea Os hew
blot alww�sw.—Dst+dl Tow Pnaa
Our Russ€t Oxford Shoes
are a decided ,u. crf t. There u nut king like theta ft: sentinel' we ar.
'i'HEI" ARE ALL OUR OWN MAKE
and enaranteed to.iry sat:sfatioa
All rips -rwr.1 fter of ' '.:.r4r. Betts and Shove of a anVrt irr quality wad. to order.
JOHNSTON CAREY
IVIto:ceale and Retail Manufacturer and !lest.? in I:Dols and Shore.
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