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the em be the up. tie trip sealtw.ng hem tee to
;Weals,
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of tum
t ...jai •t the Lake
. Gastuthe lather part of the
O 44.1a.aw--7 ase ase. steady
N1.
wog eye mpp•d.., od esemeeded
whowere am i^a
bo ret aomsrmies errata' ea deck with the
mown
they ey were with $$ teseepor-
tltre ° stases oma* were fitted
ill lessiness they core.
eriaaPd-
reshrl'dy d aeves elegantly. mad on
terref Doses — Iiss They
as
gewa
Mett a travel w Saw
was„ .ad for dewier • Whisk re
gr weer, d tail their plpt•est
r
OIL
1
oink
3
abet brown sugar weigh me poised.
wiorrice la erst-oeas ste lye of the
woe built for the Lake a pni.rsthousemo
Mitheir kind
e .0 war wuoomrscMsd mat aeras ship-
mi 'rhe art of making swift and stout
Women of wool had trot poiebed nail al-
e tee war. But the era of railroad build•
luso y to in the Late '60. tad oossinu►ng
ted vwor in the out decade
imp these titre like crafts oat of existence.
flee d the best are still doing service as
kers. Now passenger travel ou the
wooers.
M a .0 sought for either by the public
elm the owners of the best craft between
gi„a„g sad p4a lysis. of lake shemessereiaL ip-
building
que-
lls tie b,LJm of try ocseider is not
easy gas. -agars eon yogi carry, but
We „say beech et rein sad toss of other
bight, and how out you do this with the
Bust
mem ase the least coal. A000ntmo-
yti,s fret • few psamagera is to be had o0
rMu the
R s, but they are to be
through favor, sad
who take them nine, be contest with
ash fare &ea sleeping arr$nge0e.te as are
ward for the officers. A few passenger
moan still keep the eke waters between
away and the upper petal. of lar. Sup
1„ior sed, so tar asto be
wa+s"t beau. are of t= ir.t-class.
leel lake .reser bewerer. is the
owl eighmt propeller. The eke shipyards
we beginning w &ogpiee eemethiew off their
,id -time Igor. A .amber el them are
wwww out everythtiaL eseel hem the steam
buck sod yacht to the Meal propane*, and
fir, r n., excuse for waters capital seek-
i„g .bipbutldtsg .way from home. The
dime in our treaty with Greet Britain re-
„r,rtsrgnavel architecture on the tithes
wdl sadt,ubtedly be repealed, if not by this
y the next .ougreen.
It is likely enough that sett year • sum
krr of the propellers d roost .peed and
ant modern type deviled now einklaively
r height will he tumid 1.to paassaget ear
•
pHs for the world's her eirvles.
•
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1$L
ORI$P ANO CASUAL
The o,..di.. grain Messner Reendee is
e reend 1. Mad tike.
llayview park. 8arnt•'s peer.* Heart
was mesad est week.
I.wr. Sulphur heap is as ukpsi tenet
.rMee...4 Aransas wad partial the ski.
meet Asestenlly. lm
lemigratise testi..* to flow into Meal
toha and the North -week
Thirey.4ve miles ef Taranto .frost railway
will be res by eteotrioity in W Tall
Ossamiosal dumas of • good cathartic like
Burdock Pills are to keep the
blood pare wad the body lm
The *Masi ewe frosty Honduras is that
Hee isearpn10 have bine defeated by Gov-
ernment troops.
Aa entYe hwilty of sew poems was
drowsed mar Guthrie, O18thoma. on Tees -
day sight, mem M the freshet.
There are ,may indications of worm*, bet
I. low's Worm Syrup .ssfa them is
every cans secoesdRUy. Ilm
The Durham micas bays been
and will ream work .t tie reduction i•
wages which they struck against.
The Sanford Manufacturing Company, of
Hamilton, are looking for premises in which
to locate • clothing store in Windsor.
Enrich the blood by the use of Milburn',
Beef, Iron awl Wine, which supplies the
svoses•ry blood building materiel. lei
Man. Morgan, Moore as the foremost
woman writer ea berm* and cattle in the
United tttates, died Thursday morning in
Jersey City.
SALTYANO ITS COSTS.
MSS Os People elf t.,tnla r., fine Keep•
ties webs ihreseese
I. view el the direct t.mdemoy toward•
damermoy is the &*Wk We., Henry la-
beeehers'. amble is the October Foram
makes isstraotive reading. It in esuted
hob, mange and *matches of every kind,
on hums arMaras, cured is 30 minutes
by Wooltater.8.•itary Lotion. This never
fade Sold by F. Jordan. 48•ly
NOT SO BAD.
Spearaas..ad •p.ertsase from the (Whew
rr. Latest declare.
No man is too poor to be generous.
Kut ineas is the sunshine In which virtue
grows. •
A real religion mimes from the human
heart sad brain.
Give to every human being every oppor-
tunity you claim.
LOA Sparta lisieMit sense' all
lard, soft or ransomed hems sad blemishes
k horses,s..p blood lop vinearbssts. rag
loos, .weeny, stiles sprains, sore met
Pollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $60 by
me 4 oi.e bottle. Warranted the meet
inaderfull.kt:3i ver known. Sold
by F. Jordan 48-Iy
its Ter M M !Ye Lttehes.
Ten .wnmon sired eggs weigh cue pound.
Soft butter the sire of an egg weighs one
niece.
(Me put of coffee A sugar weighs twelve
sires.
Uma yeart of sifted Roar tweil heaped) one
sent
Os pint of beat brown sugar weighs thir•
rm osnm..
Tie" towers (well heaped) of coffee A
npr vetgh •ax pound.
Two teacups (level) of granulated sugar
weigh oto pound.
Two tracers of soft bettor (well pecked)
weigh one potted.
Ose and omelitrd pints of powdered rog
er sr dour weighs one ounce.
Oee pint i heaped) of reanlated sager
weighs fourteen ounces.
Pear teaspoons are equal to oae table
Two aid one-half teacups (level) of the
Ose tablespoon Oren heaped/ of ltr•••1•"
Keep your word with s child ea you
would with • banker.
Just to the extent • nun mingles thought
with his work he advances.
1 don't believe that any trod well be satis-
fied by the worship of hypocrites.
Human love 15 • pupates' magician. It
snakes of common clay right royal kings
soil queens.
There rent an orthodox creed in the world
that hasn't been stained by the blood of
persecution.
Whitt air is to the lungs, blood . to the
heart, light is to the eye, liberty is to the
heart of man.
Heresy is the opinion of • last year's leaf
of a this year's bud. Heresy is what the
coffin says to the cradle.
Whoever has won the love of s good
woman and has mile himself emperor of
her heart and her empress of his, has made
• success of life eves if he dies in the
gutter.
trwrdrs Ualsarss ter BhvnsaMersa-
" Esglhb !Loyalty : he caste .ad *to Uses.'
He says that the day for worship of royalty
is pat • that loyalty to a king is no longer
a fstiad= ; that the fuss sad feathers of
marts are anachronism ; that oo menta*
sovereigns are held u power by amnia
and teal the Qu.ss Of libegbiad is tolerated
partly hoses* of the Emilie dislike of
ohmage is the abstract, and partly because
she is merely a figure bead.
Muaarohy has been lauded because of its
alleged .octal advantages. Mr laboaohere
*taints that this is • fallacy. Masuahy
tends to breed snobbism. The teas tet a
ooart depeads oa the character of the mon-
arch. !luring the Isom* of the Prince Con-
sort, the tone of the court was beesecial to
public morality. But daring the reigns of
George I, George II, and George III, the
eosiul is umee of their court* was for evil
rather than for good. Besides, a heredi-
tary arbiter of social morals ia, •wording to
the editor of the Truth, . transparent ab-
surdity.
It is in the expense of royalty that Mr.
Iaboucheres sees its 100011venien,e w lim-
bed. AU told, he says it oats $6,000,000
asas•uy. When William IV died, a uew
Civil List act was passed. By this the
Queen was allowed £385,000 or over $1,-
900,000 a year. In addition she bolds the
revenues of the duchy of Lancashire,
amounting to $250,000 a year. Then there
is the cost of inaintaiuiug p•.Oes, and •
Dumber of houses in which the friends of
royalty reside, all of which comee out of
the public treasury, •kid is not included in
the Civil List.
The Prince of Wales receives from the
Duchy of Cornwall $300,U00 per aanum. in
addition he has been voted by Parliament a
sum of 1260,000 • year, and his wife, the
Princess of Wales, gets 1150,000 fruit the
same source. The younter sone ot the
Queen receive each $186,000 • year. Each
of the daughters get $30,000 • year. The
Empress Frederick of t:ermany, on the oc-
wton of her marriage received $600,000 in
one scm, independent of her animal income
from the itritieh treasury. The Duke of
Cambridge gets $50,000 • year and his two
sisters, severally. 126,000 and $15,000 a
year.
Notwithstanding this enormous expense
of royalty, the .iueen is personally popular.
The •Priooe of \y ales also. commands • cer-
tain kind of popularity. He is likened to
Charles II, and with some classes is a fav•
orite. The other children of the Queen
led quiet and decorns lives. The Duke of
Edinburgh is the last popular ; he is rich
and `atsimonioee.
rd, coffee A, or bast brow. new, equals
lee Caeca.
111 Mir I'srM• .ye oes ge.ao41• t of
hesid, or Coe pint of ff.ety inset
peeked solidly, weighs use gases
it
Valid be very ooaveni st M remember.
Teaspoons vary in bee, and the new ones
WI east twice as meek es an old-/nshiemed
tees et thirty years ago. A ..mels* -mined
ttssar. costatss .heat a dram.
a
CM
rigs
Sd
a
Mel
The tarp • Good T.l.t•
Jisoson--This grip is a mighty good thing
when 7041 ranee to think of it.
Jameson • Don't see how.
That's because you are not practical.
I've saved • heap of money by it."
" Saved money
" lots. The first time I had it I went to
• doctor and got a preecriptios. Instead of
taking that prescription to a drug store I
made • Copy of it and took the Cope to the
druggist. Since then every tithe I've caught
the grip I've just used that some old pre-
scription, and it hasn'ts e • IVO cent
for
or
doctor's fees. I jest tellyou
cheaper than having half • doves different
domes, Do two alike. ---New fork Week-
ly. ---
■,ssrd's uslarn/ is the Vest.
TESTING A LIFE-SAVER.
People Bonder
lad how Ellpfitly bottle
e restse•d by taking Apses Ilea
ssrsr41is. The reason is OM thea
vaporettos ameba only the panel
and most powerful alteassiTe5 sad
teats. To theemads yearly N roves •
veritable oilier el 1110. a1.
Ida. Jos. » L oo eht i=
Kish.. i q lite • Weiss
bah■it same sear eadiog my e>dMemen
Vie more thee fear yeses I eldhired aft.
tae Iraq. I was reduced same te
•a o a sa ihoae Alllordly lkkindse s erfeed
mod only the most EA-
area
theSeeies mld ateaedd edted at *IL MOO
maaeal_pY7aleMee
Mailed vie edgiest glvtng *1Moth.i. Mo
lag that I Mak seamed glebes
do say per-
moanst rad wen I awe the ase of
h7hicc6opro-
duced woaderful . S comeasselos so take the 11a I
scald sae e
Improvement
M ay se.ANies . IaM mars sad with 111 mese theb M
to
MOSS an la Mod lakes. no areas&
impoorodeselt Ay, aied after a
km
nMmOrea' to log ime,I Rosi glean . your
WOMB. nils to ahead M all 'toehold
dittim. The aedW- has git. - m. •
new l.ae etrash sad I cannot tbaslk
pad too mash.
we, theedtassa of
Brockway Ceara, Iffide, kerrolo
that the above .taNw.st.
Ids. Lake, is true la, every s p articular
sad entitled to tel crelbroe. —O -
. A
Chamberlain, G. W. Raring
Wells. Druggist.
"My brother, In =II. wee, for a
time, unable to =IL
W his oocn-
he toe
by reason et low oa el
tl inb It conyer'ethOed d bile to
E.deateet.l to l'h.ek Ilse I:esela of Ilse
Ovally Railway Mahe.
A car Coupler was experimented with by
railway magnates at West TuroutoJunction
recently, however, which may yet be the
means of checking the deadly work. The
new coupler is the invention of Ii Bunker,
of Barrie. It was shown that any car fitted
with the Althouse coupler could be easily
attached to a box car, a i'ullaan, an ordi-
nary passenger car, a high or low flat car,
whether fitted with a Miller coupler, an
ordinary link and pity, or a Jane coupler.
The opuation of unr,up:ing may be per-
formed with Coe finger, and never forme the
employee to go between the cars or to leave
the top of the car when shunting. 115
wonting parte are simplicity itself. Each
coupler has • horiwotal bolt with an arrow
head alightly twisted so that when the ars
jam together the head strikes crosswise in •
slot in the other coupler. The twist in the
head forces the bolt to turn, allowing it to
enter the slot, its own weight turns it back,
and the oars are coupled. The coupler also
has the ordinary drawhead, allowing it to
be attached to any "foreign " car, that is,
one not rigged with this coupler. The oo0p-
ler now goes by the name of "The Althouse"
after • Chicago gentleman by that name,
who bought out the patent andis engaged
in perfecting the design. so as to put it upon
the market. The testa on Saturday were
very severe, yet the 000pler stood the
str n
every time. The arrangement
• car at 12 miles an hour humped against
another on the sharpest curve o0 the C. P R.
track. This was a curve on which all the
other Couplers refused to act and over which
a locomotive passes with great difficulty.
Two ars fitted with the Altbooie were
placed in the middle of • long, heavily
loaded train ; the locomotive was started
with a full heed of steam. At the first
trial the coupler, drawhead and all, was
pulled nearly off the car, at the out the
pin in the car next ahead gave way, but the
strength and utility of the invention were
.early proem.
550114114
An age* Baptist elder, who was noted for
his intellectual rigor, was converting me
evening with a number of the brethren when
the subject of old age was touched upon.
One of his fries,. i ventured to ask if he foetid
that his incoming yeas had in any way
impaired hie memory.for •while,
The good old stn.poedered
mad then replied, " Well, 1 cannot .t the
pi set moment remember anything that I
have ever forgotten.' _ —
A box of Ayer's a rremeedds yidoes mealy
ot
at of sicksickness.ckne.
happen to be within reach, people are
le
to neglect slight ailments, and. of course,
if arioun illness follows they bare to suffer
he cosa•gsasOes. ' A .titch is time savesMae" MEN ANO WOMEN -
A Trask ftaseen.M of she Cos.
la a sermon es Journalism the Rev. Thee.
Duren said The polities of the editor of •
.ewspsprr of today is as solemn s trust as
flat of a minister of the Oaapi. The pram
is het, has absorbed many of the fuectisus
of the minister of religion. The remorse
bikties of such a position are greater booms
the number of lives directly effected e
Vetter. He has the power to poises the
ands and unnerve the arms et ens of
theumwls daily, with hatred, lies, evaders
sad Meals the basest el the
Srs•l, or to lift the world from the alum
bur of the night to the date* of • clew day
is the arms el ate, teeth, eallr.ge, bops
sad faith. There Is .q wet seeders
,Mm who spirits with ash espeeme power
se he who dictates the _m.mgemw4 et a
•.•'paper. The secret of the power to
Wm or the power M dams the Bic elf • sma
eh*. Her the mbitst r et the meet herb
GI truthhhha m ja g illswith ' IMP snored he
d's•a ir
fthst twerp 4 reugho VW derksem o iM
al
paden yams W.
Prefer your .flaws, tor pity's rwke give
few bar"* ,own a 'Meg It
now
• well man. wt,oereking in • wwas Oland, hip` mill
At Bitewel, Sharpot Lake, Ontario.,
—
A.. AtMweL, tsaar
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
raa?Alltan ST
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Naas'
pyre $l, ata 00114011. $4. Worth M a teeth.
$900
SAI.Azi'T! and ('ommfn nn
to Agents. Men •MI Women. Teach-
er* sod ('ix no men to int udu e • sew mad
popular standard book.
Testllnony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth.
The most rrn,ar\able TAW iso hook of the ase
w ritten h, li.O eminent arhctars, Nnn-.eetarfan
Every Uhl fel ten Tot 0I• a. Exclusive territory
l o1x en. App! to The meaty 0111 ahlas&Ytg
1s.. Norwlrb. t'Coma.
Chairman Clarkeon's u personal candi-
date " ter the Presidency is said by OOe who
claims to know, to be Senator Allison.
Baron Fas is all miles and dimples since
his stars to the Stets, bet it is suspected
that h has a large size international corn
epos his oosealea0e.Jacob trem, (;prnely'a sew
Preeideet, is Geoida• few yes* ander 40, but
• noted scholar.
he
was store as Pr*0oe
Edward bi sd.
Mme. Patti says she will sing as
long ••
Abe is able to do handl w did
bt
d o Al $6,000 • s of doter justice to
,n overlook the q
her hearers. d imprisons -
went
Perry's term over ee t nillgivewlhettburit would nto ot ponderrhave been
Setter to have robbed
railroads on Wall
street the to burtlsriee trans Is Notics.
Based
P , of Ray suety,
u ty, aged 90
yearsis •penise+a
Ms Stated fee w rved
is eins war. Thepussies was
pseud
by • special eat of the LegimetUr•
Ile ISM
Copt. Jemima W. Lawler dCbsee.. Mies,
will start Jens 5 as sloth* trissedente
in a moll boat, 12 1.01in 4
(stmt sad 14 taches deep s
rose wsad 11 be ever rote
trek
in exhibit his front at the Chimp
tion. Flowerloo• eared it M ha sed
easea
llov.that he shieeared
P wok
though the provocation y 550 He _ I T
soa er'ea set pdies with as reed
iz
sole
e e M desire go es 1 W whoa I
• reword ..d rape tet hee must I prepare
Hems is, sod saeapt„
M et polities also` tam
w
Sawia C. Me ehe, silo° a M
memost to slake bkl.bosase `mI
d Ka.aa•.
aSamoirly w ruditor ed ie .Sid M hs $M
1lsedast Tiaro o 10.000 is
►a • little ...snapmrN ; ii won't het
bar• 8h. demn't awl N as
; k win 'asks
Lee eyes open wider than they have tar the
hie r years; belt it will do bar good far
serosa .ad . There ere fora ward re } way
mai os. -1 Yon knew that if the
Is' is alma. labor hes beet performed M
wake it ss Yon knew that if yes ass take
from year drawer a elms dike whomever
rhiivearat it, somebody's harm hay. «Asd-
• hew *moan sane maks *bpt with a Mot
•
Ile Imp* pelia". ted, ser " i /gayour gam •
me yea for= e uyea
t erNatio* el IhaW_.
Y yw atop eh. .l
vee is haw. when Mother
r," etes Mal *Imo asp laugh
wg6 *at skit deep aossilmeal.
hne MUM. ad
-piste di?nos imosle i iNSr ogpaa al
cltLETtS
('.seer.Is1 le0g.tsa.
One of the most ridiculous and .arelw
thing' that the people called Christiss,
living in this enlightened age and country,
do, is to go into blsck when some 1riesd
dies. Many newspaper writers disoourugs
the melees extravagance and often financial
ernharraenne.t which this custom entails
upon families who are frequently in env
Using bat. any circum etaCes. Strange to
" r, these same p•pere turn t heir
Colas
a ray ap side down whenever • sus
of prominence dies ad thus show as little
taste nod wisdom as do these distressed ones
who ...brood themselves in the deepest
gloom The wrier of tbis article has made
it y disti cely known to his family that
if or of them goes into warning " as it
is usled, when be is Callen away, it will be
h direct opposition to vim peasant wishes
sad judgement' W. have oo desire either
that any Sewgrpsr Colum. ray 'bold be
tarsal nidi