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TIIE SIGNAL: GODBRIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 189
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CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
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HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
rp,yM. (AI or) Mi 111111.1.5011 DOLLARS . 1111.000.00 0.
SWT.
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SI,000,000.
GODERICH BRANCH.
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DgeopTS OF 54.00 AND UPWARDS MO(IVt0. ANO CUNRENT NATE$ tris IN TERaeT
LLoweri rNTtiNrT AGO= 1tD TIN Owe1O/ML AT THIS IND Or WAY AIM
•.aa IN [AO/l 1Ma.
{pedal AMeei lN. ghee IM lb* Illedleation of ^crtr.--ale' 1st ane.
▪ FatmerS' Estes R•IN.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
MIZAINO Li11Ks.
noterle.d has • 600-ye•r-yld hotel,
The Isle of Guernsey exact* • tan from all
tma.
A Brs.klyu actress named Brown spalls
r name llrvuglt•s.
it is ons claimed that fast trains are safer
an ,aw oras.
The lank of Ragland requires sixty folio
Lou. for us doily {{wants.
Their are tt00 bathhouses ui Tok u,
pea, to w hick • hath can be had for nue
it.
A man of ,clestce In fier•tauc uaruwns
it it a front meteors that all our diamonds
se
Japan is shaken 500 times a year by
th.ivakes. and has 700 stations erected
ohsenin1 mouth shock&
l tuhp {bow has hem held manually at
t Orange Tres Inn. Batley, a small vil
e near Macclesfield, Eagle/ad, for the
a arty -seven years.
laden headed Data are use) by moms
moths for roofing purposes. The teat
Ar !knees the head ever the bole in the
and laking is so prevented.
N.r 1.uwhamps bees lav their hooey in
Mery of wax abort as large as • pigeon's
mmol not in combs. The homey never
,lens awl in of as oily cooautency.
1.co.r.limg to the lest ceases returns Eng-
,' pose -mei no fewer than 70,0110 oath -
,t and gn..+ma 56,230 male indoor ser-
a. and 1,2111,000 female indoor servant&
s :.t.,.uth Greenland the color of the hair
ion which woman ties round her Mad
.its. the notal condition of the wearer,
•cher she be maid or wife or widow.
aonon have hese in ..as since 1330. The
L. were the hrst Europeans to utilise
at to 1463, at the siege of Adrianople,
it was{ owtary Inter that England ie -
to manufacture them
a an i.dicatios of the thrift amospt
working oleasss of Frame it is stated
there are now 6,tP)0,000 depositors i.
French savings beaks. with an &omi-
t ted feed of not lees than f112,t100,000-
t Cob.., • lawyer bequeathed the sum
",000 francs to a neilhouse in that to-
y "I earned this looney,- W.1 he to
MU, "from thaw who spent their 1i1e-
in lawsuits- This legacy is only •
tubes."
tree Rawm graves were loud by work.
near Hagman, ra Aimee, Germany, •
in rodt time ago rodcc..litio n. Faeh
e contained a Rumen warrior's elude -
his sans, armor and many Roman
1.e latst form of steamship propeller as
English invention. It is (Warned es
when in motion there ea no weight of
.•t .n the blades on the rise and hll of
propeller, due to the pitching of the
el
feather merchant of Faris has lately
6,100 birds of paradise, 300,0110
an birds of venous specie. and 4(10,0t$)
tmuig hirda. Another dealer hail receit
.,1rs1 birds from America bad 100,000
a.\fr.a.
b. oldest ararchair in the world is the
or ..ice used hy Queen Hatafn, who
ribbed in E1P-pt 16111 B. 1. 1t re made
loony, beautifully carved, aid is so hand
1 with age am u. appear to be carved
a black marble.
is not generally known that an
in the exact center hy • ride ball wt 1
amts at ow -e from sight. Suck, however,
to fact. Sleeting it through the center
t.'rs it in such infinitesimal pieces that
s! roes lost to sight.
Trete, w•a • name formerly given to
u.sgtnan Tisa of the went. Carver, NB
• :.•an traveller, mention" it in 1763. 1
'thing the river he evidently confound•
t w ith the Missouri, but the none was
ply applied to the pretest .tate of that
M
he �wediah government has adopted a
• ani kel.w gunpowder which is sod tc
• the follovnag advantage. It is easy
uanufavture, produces no flame and doss
heat the ries. It gives the hall an roa-
eiLaity of 2,100 fest with • pressure of
Mitt atre' .phere&
lot , leotard is • pas about six hat
are mod open at the top cad it N e
eh , prno.ar as though it were shat
11 • lox. This is because buxom a
sl* begin their Right by a short rum,
they cannot or will sot attempt to fly
let they .an do so.
u not true that Sir Charles Rowell has
W OW to give sp his privet* practice on
'ointment to office. Mr. faadatum
oily hays expected that Sit Charles
ild bursae to sash an absurd
ich, though it in theory is poseblyy cel•
t is utterly impossible m practice.
1. Maxim Lemont* is shoot to i.tinedinse
ill into the Is malt a.o.. provitibig •
"morn penalty bad • year's ,.r o-
0 owl s fine of •+,(100 franca for •�1�
on • duelif the dneliet shall hate
4d Itis ram the maximum pM•lty will be
se year. imprisonment. and I0,0l 0 fame
tart Reefer and Charles Lemma, of Deo
Mines. were both in live with the
1e pit sod they to battle the oat.
d nealry by a ;rill the presence of
'rime woman. 1(be was welebing the
•
tit fromleggy, when the awes took
and ran, [browing her out sad maw
fatal inJnries
1 angular freak of rater. may he observ-
.n of Ashbarnhsm, Maes. Persona
dog clown under • tree and /recd bel
rwe.tb, bet it W two hinds
that of • piss and that et en
1• irh may be distinctly saw frees •
4'l In aril hll of the year hens WI
u' side aid ammo .0 the other.
tt th. new knew for fresh air Andres e
• . i . N.J. the nate 01 Christ
... add.,.... the
111 Umt
Tela{ Ae fey hot► is tasdwd to
�
Isstesil.. of the Wekeaaldm 1n
fie
atMINI knit In its dlise e -
w ""el,"by
,by the am that seised Ree
'r` catered. "*1. i warms
the .cart •.4 dealer it, he said. rhea,
after • moment, added : "Now,
whet is sin r "%Porins'" cisme back the
answer from has juvenile endimcs.
A Philadelphia physician who has just
r.turne.l from • tap to England, says "1
stopped with a gentleman in Livertrrol
who u aaliag • fortune out of msie of the
most curious applications of the drop.{.
psiny.t. the slot idea that 1 have ever sees.
In England, by the way, they use it for a
dozen things that we know scathing tot in
the country The use of it to which 1 al-
lude, is the tarnishing of illuminated gee to
small consumers. A small device in fastened
to any ordinary gars ureter, and each tuns a
Dopper peony is dropped in a slot a curtain
amount of gas is let into the meter, sad
thence into the pipe leading to the burner.
A hole dial shows how much gee is admr
Led to the meter, and • dawn or more peo-
nies Dia be dropped in in suooeesiou if the
purchaser e, desires. Over 4,000 of them
are now in use in Liverpoolmut the demand
for them in that and other big cities s so
great that the oompsa, ownrsg the patent
cannot at present begin to make them fast
eamigb to supply it."
SEWARD STORIES.
Meese«, t1e Was Sliest Ma..yPer,e.sdon
XN Rirlleve He Wee a Or.•at Man.
William H. Seward mend to tell some in-
teresting stories of hie.dveut into politics
It amused him greatly, be used to say, to
see the surprise detected i porn the fame u1
politicians who had heard of him, but had
never sem him before. He was so slight of
figure and so boyish looking that it seemed
impassable that he could be really the bril-
liant William H. Seward of whom they had
heard so touch. Mr. Seward used to say
that the young mu, who wee 5 feet 10 or
velar. mai of splendid physique, hail. real
deal twitter chance to get aloes rn poities
than the little fellow, tuck as he was.
One day at the seashore he WAS introduc-
ed to a famous politician as Mr. Seward.
"Seward ' 1 uu come from New York
State ! '
"Yes, that is my home."
"Well, I have heard of • Seward there
who they say i going to make a great tante
for himself, •.d the one that the Whigs ran
for I :overnor lastear. Do you happen to
know Mm ! Perhaps he is a relative of
years r
"I1*, yes, I know him, or suppose 1 do.
1 ought to, for I am the Seward you refer
k,.
"What you! Pardon stn, bit you are a
mere boy'
"Nevertheless, 1 am the Sew rt who ra.
for Governor last year." tepli.d Mr. Se-
ward. Iaughtug very heartily over the
serptries exposed by this famous politi-
cian.
He used to tell mother story that seemed
to give hint great joy to repeat. When he
was • member of the State Senate the first
time he received • tnesnge frau ace .1 the
most distinguished politician" m New York
askt.g for an interview. Mr, Seward felt
pls.sed to be honored thus, sod arraying
( in his Sunday clothes, which can -
tested of • blue broadcloth coat, cut ewe].
low -tail fashion. light ..hired trousers,
strapped over the gaiters, • very high
dickey oddlsr and stiff stock, sad a
bell-crowned beaver hat, he went to call us
the distinguished mut. He was received in
the parlor, and the politician, while mut--
mous,
urtaws, was told and distant, treating him
with utmost formality Mr. Sewed mid :
"I thought perhaps yob. had atm, special
huarneis will, ne.
"No, sir, I do not thick of any : in fact,
1 supposed you were paying me a call of
!mere
"But �tI received a merge from yon_"
"I do sot remember to have sent one I
11ot •zp.eti g this afternoon a visit from
rs11Slor Seward. Maybe my request has
Hummed. I did not catch your none."
"Why, I am Senator Seward, 1 iemeraL"
The politrlaa arose from his seat, weds
to Seward, put his hada on hie should
rte, and said : "Well, Senator, you will
pardon me, i know. I suppneed you wars
a young beau who had tolled with n lurking
duke to meet my daughter. Let me apolo-
aLa by saying that yon have indeed an old
Ldp on young shoe dere."
The he •b•.done4 his formal mariner
and an atimacy was began which lasted for
years.
()me of the best stories Seward told weed
a reception he had while Governor of the
State. He gave it in honor of Millard Fill-
more. A great many people knew neither
Seward nor Fillmore by sight. Fillmore
wee a splendid specimen of sturdy manhood,
n early etz feet in het'ght. He stood at Sew.
•rd's left sad the /QRNeses between the
men was oinking. Of the throng that pass-
el by those who were not acquainted with
either Seward or Fillmore sainted Fillmore
e
se Governor, and he teemed M Reward and
said : "ll-► does essay people mistake
and col rme Governor r'
"Ah," said Seward, "It is because in the
popular mind there is an instantly feeling
that • great office should be filled by • man
who is physically great .a you are. Fill
✓ ose. R hen people me me they think
same mistake has hese nude and that is
saws way or other • boy has bees cheese
Governor. -New York Sam
A Madera 1111e.M fMet.,
A hand of falric•tors of ralesmossy were
Venom at tes• the other day i. cats
i ▪ {tion with them, or surmised to he, is •
certain Radio fiiovanerdi, of whom the
Italwp•pen resent extasordi.ary Marten.
Heb 33 years of age, and i5 very wet
known to the provisoes attar Verona. amid
km been oessideed by the people there e
• meet d (:east ideate ()This. His life, b
fact, seems to have bees • mystery.
Rise mean sago he was • pone werkw••
in • foolery .mar Venom O.e day, Mow,
we, he told
Venom his employs that he would
leave theca, ea he ales was gaisg to do the
Signals (the jpeelemesi. Is fast he want
away, and Alm • time was seem he Venom
enol rowwing�•1,00o-rs setae .1 &
time es the meal •asomeiosa 15.07
one hums le treader whim soil M ►e hell
W. ACHESON & SON.
AHEAD WITH NOVELTIES_FON FALL
THOSE STYLISH ANI) PERFECT -FITTING
LADIES COATS & JACKETS
We opened in stock a week ago, gain the favor of all buyers.
Our last lot now opened of
Costumes and Scotch .Suiting
FOR DR�BSES,
Places us now with the Largest Seloctius of High -Clans Dress Goods
in Godorich, and with correct Trimmings for a11.
FANCY AND PLAIN FLANNELS of all the best stakes now in
stock at Closest Prices.
KI1) GLOVES -Josephine and Bouillon's best French just opened.
Each pair warranted and returnable if unsatisfactory.
EARLY INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACHESON & SON.
Tawe tato sun good fortune, but 00 one
oould telL He went in for horses, and often
had as many as thirty of them at a time in
his stables. His roams also were furnished
in amagniflpent manner. He would, however,
sell off occasionally hie horses and furniture,
and go off on long jourmeys,asd always cams
back evidently richer than ever. His do-
wer*
sware always covered with m•g:taicsst
dismoad rings, and be wore pricoleen jewels
os his person is the shape of sc•rfpiss,
watch chains, .to. One day he retorsed to
Verona with • assn fell of gold timers
watcben This was heard d by the polios,
sad be was arrested on the eocus•tios et
smuggling, bat almost immediately was 1st
of, as there was no proof, and Ie showed •
rsosipt which made it clear he had bosgbl
the watches an his own account. In a lop
at Verona he showed the proprietor, whom
he knew, 110 notes of 1,000 francs esoh,tbst
be had in his pocket. On several other co-
myons he wee nam to light his cigars with
10 franc sofas. The pdice bearing of this,
kept watch, .ad he is now arrested as hay.
leg to do with the coinage of false money.
(ire•[ excitam sit has been felt at Verona
•boat his arrest, and at the revelations
with regard to this well-known character
that may be brought to light in the coming
trial. -cam Tablet.
Larsen e. utssmry Wertaanabip.
"Imitat mon, sues ne an experimental study
or as a pastime," laid Mr. Lowell, tis •
dangerous prealidu ; but if deliberately SM.
dertaken, it is destructive. Lot son Ij
you what happens in hundreds of lames
able instances. An inexperienced writer
eosoerves • story- • very good cos
--the plan of which removable@ some wets
by a famous author. The first thing he
does r si make that anther has model. Ha
adopts his forms, rad copies all kis tracks
of inenner. He could not do himself •
worse injury. Magazine men are orouppyigi�g
themselves • great do•1 just noir, irjlf
supernatural effect& When their tjtljW
takes a th gr
t into •teg.e or in:
regime, ty almost invariably an up Pee
ee & pattern ; and the farther they eau gilb
away from their own identity le the
tempt to mimic him the more contented
they nes. It does not oeenr to thew thug
even if they made his style literally thele
awn, they would have lithe to be proud a.•
-Harper's Weekly.
ExHABSTION OF 114E SOIL_
Xiteegea. I'hospb.rlr Add and Pae nab are
P....•uttal to Plant Growth.
Safer • fee words as to the kind of farm
products, which we can all anywhere,
with advantage to ourselves ae farmers. We
have in Canada only eo much of certain
valuable elements in the soil, and when we
sell any farm pr.lw-ta, we sell of some of
these things. The constituents in the soil
which are emential to plant growth, mod
which in many places are becoming &arcs,
are nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash.
if • [tan sells • beg* quantity of these
things for a small price, he impoverishes hu
farm.
Nitrogen. phosphoric acid and potash, in
me ton each. of mine farm products :
Minorco rtowi ,eric potion
aril.
Ib. Ib.
{beat.. 01.5 11.5
boder s! Is.t
tiatl,..... 7VOA lie
liar 7e.* 17.1
I ems - sloe 115
1gr.....g
•!
are. Mos u.t
Piesnlis P`sa mak, 5(155 50n 31.2
n t '!reel. diva
Pat .wine, dive 11.5 10. e
t a..+e in
1IiI Mil 24 1
rise sets. .. .b O 0
1• every ton of barky the farmer sells
thirty-two ieonwls of nitrogen, fifteen and
one-half of phosphoric acid sad nine of pot-
ash. 1f a mut will perste it. selling • ton
of hay and a ton of oats the two tons for
431 he will sell as much of the elements of
fertility of his farm as he will dispose of in
two toss of fat swine few 12011. if he dans
fat beef be will sell about ow half
more for P200 than be sells in the other
case of primitive products for 430, if be
sells cheese., he will got for the cheese 5400
a ton, and sell lees in ass ton than in two
and nos half toss of hay for g4 If • man
will sell a ton of hay for 110, he will 5,11
about eighty •eleven than more out of his
farm than ria will for /300 in butter at la
cents per pound. Cheese is more exhaustive
Fine hatter is eserly all carbon, het strong
hotter has sone nitrogen in .{abeam.
strength s..quh.l i• that way bee not any
mosey value. -Pro. Robertson, hairy
0rmmtesiossr.
D
1•s
5
•-6
11.6
!s.!
7.4
trot
MIS
11.4
IS
LS
2
l
errwbara elslti
Th. plan we have Ikrwi •t the
(atatYm( Farm is to the roe Irving
space of Misr or Ave on meltof the
tree to low calci• This riskiest",
&saki he roe over ►le strip every ten days
•p to .1115 90lth. The uses will now be
left to follow the awn mane. Tis roma
will not be cel except e..egb t.
keep dam the weals; tide is in order
OM the tense sive thormighly ripen their
weed. To west sot be feed
ohm the 1 or July. The m.e
ifipmld the be.sehes of • tree se M
wrier, the more likely iiia Mho
from the frost As the tree
winter, the hq.M matter los IM
wad i dully
a00 crange• tato torn of starch and sugar.
It follows that the greater proportion of
solid matter wet have in the twigs and new-
ly formed wood the lees liable we are to
have the tree damaged by frost, because
the damage arts from the sudden expan-
sdoo of the liquid matter lander the action
of frost and oouwgo•stly rupture of the
oak. If the twig of a well ripened tree
is taken in the fall and a lo.gptudinal
section is made, • little iodine then ap-
plied
to the wound you will readily
me by the aid of • magnifying glass
the March respond to the test by turning
blue ; this Is an indiaetion of a well ripened
twig. On this hive! 01111 point in the cul-
tivation of trees wife♦ N inmost important
to bear in naiad ; 11e flee must be well
noosed before it gam IM11 winter /merlon
0$, T WORRY
O ABOUT
The Washing
TRY
OLIO
OAP=
it will save you much trouble
it will bring you comfort and ease
it will save your clothes and hands
It does not require washing powders
It will wash in either bard or soft
water
It cannot injure the most delicate
skin or fabric
its purity and excellence have given
it the largest sale in the world
y Sunlight Soap
mem: rT. somt.lanl 5.550a saes., mom
Inas numminiallTOM,
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
laws wb• leh knowledge of the natural
govern the oper.ttoam of dleeatios
and sutratios, and by a careful ygliostion of
the wwtRae srsperties et well-saisctsd Comm Mr.
delleatel �MvoMureeded bebevera breaktam icb with .
may novo
ore many vy doctors' bills. It is by the Judi -
/done ten of seri artiste* of diet that • canal
tulles slay be p.dtmbp bulls op Datil strong
suo to reals* every tendency to Masses.
H of subtle maladies aro &w1.,
• eeesd en ready to attack wherever there Is •
gale point a roar swam many • Malssm.YYee by keeping ourselves well ferdil•d with
lire blood and • property aoerlshed fTo o. -
O�fo4 liereice (7eserte.
)Mode {Imply with bailing water or milk.
only le a ckets,by (iron ,.. labelled thin
JAMES gRf a C.. iwamepathse Mem.
teem OtorM, detsama.
CAN.E�.�A
-AXD-
The Clladiall o1ioo.
BY -
PROF. GOLDWIN SMiTH.
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This great work on Canada and
Canada's Future ii' now on sale at
all Book stores. It should he read
by every Canadian, and is specially
valuable to all who take an in-
terest in the great question of
POLITICAL
UNION
of Canada and the United S taate&
Price in paper, - - b0 Ceuta.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - $12,000,000.
REST, ,000,000.
�! Saving De>barinrenl has been opened in con-
vection with lisis branch.
Interest allowed at cnvrent rates.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
plana Ter Goderich Branch.
BETTER THAN EVER !
1 bss•}trt returned Tram Toronto with • huge ctrl wellessorted nock of the
Latest Styles in- Hats, Bonnets,
FaFett,rs and Ribbons
We have not time to prepare for a special /Pall opening, but the
Ladies of Qoderioh and vicinity are cordially invited to call and in-
spect our stock.
MISSES YrATES.
Fall M.IIIinery!
MISS CAMERON,
Who has recently visited the leading markets in the East, has
in stock complete lines in all
The Latest Styles of Millinery, suit-
able for Fall and Winter
Trade.
naw
And respectfully invites an early inspection of the .ams.
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton-st.
2411m
and those vrtetlei that do not thoroughly
ripen their wood are the ones that fregnent-
ly suffer Prem the cold of winter. For
instance among forest trees the Catalpa and
Yellow Locust will ripen their wood as •
rule only where the summer season is two
or three weeks longer than at Ottawa or in
rtsasuna spoially fa:amide, consequently
slay are frequently injured by the oold of
winter. -John Craig, lk.nuion Horticul-
turist.
Morro : Malcolm Black has been re -en-
raged as teacher in S. S. No. 3 for next year
at an advanced salary. Mr. Black ham • targe
school --his average being 66 last year -bet
he is doing good work.
Morris : On Tuesday, Sept. 27, Bowman
Bros. threshed 23 acres of l'0as in the field
in "Manitoba style." 1. lam teams were
kept busy drawing in the grain to the mach-
ine. The yield wee something like 30 bush-
els per sore.
•Wae4N by dards.
coney rfoovr, a young man employed on
the Curtiss ranch, reports • strange espen-
ence with birds. He was driving a single
horse and buggy from the Fair much Tues-
day afternoon. When about two miles
from Knight's Landing he wan suddenly
startled out of • dose by myraid. .d tortle
which swanned down upon him. The air
wee literally black with them, apd they
viciously attacked the horse, whi,1h was
frightened into a frantic effort to rub away.
The young nen was seared beyond his
powers of description'. He fought the birds
off with Ins whip, and, directing the hum
as best he bald, was coon beyond their
pursuit. He said they were i.early all
l.lackbirls, although there appeared to be
:,cher species among the army of his winged
•'rotes. -Woodland (l;al.1 {tall
lirey : (leo. Armstrong hu Empire
State potatoes that are dandies. 'came of
then{ will weigh two pounds.
Do You Use
Knives
and Forks ?
If you don't we
have nothing to say
to you !
If you do we can
interest you.
Your pocket can afford this :
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2.00 1.00 "
"- 3.00 1.50 "
4.50 " 2.25
6.00 100
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