HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-6-15, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GOD$RIQH, ONT.. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1893.
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THE
GANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
11.3Tawasswe seer.
MAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
µ mw GM) fi$X 11111•11.10111 DOLLARS • 011.000.0e0.
• 1{1,000,000.
' B. E. WALKCN, (kENW I. Mammola.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A (j[NtRA1 BANKING BWINtisa TRA.,, ma. Faineant Nom Dtsnouttrio.
Marra ,sue» PAYABLE AT ALL. POINTS IN CANADA, AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IR TILS UNITEo STATES. GMAT BRITAIN, FRANCE. BERMUDA, as
SAVIORS SANK WARTNOIT.
atpOSITa OF 8l.0O AND UPWARDS RECEIVCO, ANO CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST
ALLOWED . INTEtaatT A00S0 TO TMS PRINCIPAL AT TNS ENO OF MAY AND
pe MIR 10 SAON TSAR.
Spacial Att.MUsw gives to the Osl1eofion of r'omnwerelrt ws�ni.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
end Farmers' •shed Notes.
Men's Tweed
Pants
Sold elsewhere at $1.75,
our price $1.15.
Men's Fancy
Laundered
Vests
Regular price, $2.00,
our price $1.18.
Boys' Blue Serge
Pants (lined)
ABOUT PUBLIC BATHS.
THEY SHOULD BE IN ALL MODERN
TOWNS AND CITIES.
The Old Ra meas sad Greeks Knew
Those care -Thier Grand Physique
asd t$ter Were Largely Due to naval.
Tw1Mag r•reeLvttiem-
'When we remember what superb phy-
siques, what tremendous strength awl
vigor. were the property of those of the
ancients to whom the baths was a daily
pleasure, it is wonderful that we hake no
N UNS of It among °uteriTrs. Every tow u
of any site at all moat have a club, pub-
lic schools, book clubs and Library, but
scarcely any town has a public bath
house. 1t is difficult to understand why
we, at ow blasted height of civilization,
think so slightly of the advantages of
the bath. when those whom we consoler
greatly beneath no in that point fund it
a, treat a necessity. Far back in the
bylining of Hebrew history. purifica-
tion by the bath was prescribed as part
of the mond law : all know at what tre-
mendous expense water was brought
from the hills to Rome, through migl.ty
aqueducts -sane of tl.eut still in use -for
the sake art the public hath. The Roman
rulers knew no better way of con-
ciliating the populace than by building
for them vast baths of wondrous nut*.
niticencr. their confused exteriors as solid
and imp,eeing as could be compassed,
their interiors rich with vaulted and
k• S
painted ceilings. with mosaana, with
Yaws, stators. gpcctttues, base-relie•fs,with
wocderful marMer. Carvings and preci-
ous stones. One of these bates was so
east that it is said 18.000 people ought 1*
bathing w Rhin its beautiful (u one
time. And the bathing bather wastbe
moot
elaborate description.
tint anointed in the uuctuarian with oil,
and afterwards sprinkled with powder :
afterwards in a great spherical
apart-
ment he took various physical exercises
for hie muscular development : then in
the caldarium he sat oar a marble +wet
beneath the water in a gigantic basin.
and the attendant scraped hum doe n
with the strigilis, an ivory knit
after a Tig.+r us tubbing great vases of
water were loured over him. But not
yet satisfied, he went next to the frigid -
atrium, thee gradations bracing him for
the dit7ereu.ee between the first great
heat and the natural outer air. But
lefure he came to the taut air. he
was Jret with napkin, and highly
scented oils were rubbed into his skin
from head to foot. But the bathe were
loot only rLces for washing and making
clams. they were delightful places of re-
sort: all sure; et pleasures were attached
to them: there were gywnas.unts. halls
fur theate ical exercises and for philoso-
phical discussants, libraries. temples and
academic gautec., wiwttione attended be-
fore and after bathing; and-bere one met
his friend, discuired the trof the
day and enjoyed festivity. And aMtotigh
every pstrec•.an had his private
ized the 14
his dwelling, yet he pa
b -
Sic baths as well. even an emperor there
mingling with plebiana. Wherever the
Roman rule hell, even as far aa (Jr. -at
Britain, the remains art their vast and
bountiful baths are still to be found.
If a people however lofty in the pleas-
urable arts who had not in any degrre
All sizes, worth 85c.,
our price 59c.
Men' Heavy
Good -Wearing
Lace Boots
Usually sold from $1 00
to $1.25, our price 99C.
Men's Fine
Whole -Foxed
Gaiters
Shoe store price, $2.G0,
our price $1.50.
Ladies' Imported
Jersey Waists
For Warm_Weather!
OPENED TO -DAY
We purchased a large pile of Black Wool Grenadines
- an entire line, 600 yards, real value 18c. a yard. We
will sell them at 12 1 2c. a yard -SPECIAL.
12 Dozen Heavy all -silk Mitts, regular retail price,
5)c. We can sell at 40c. pair.
15 Pieces Irish Printed Linen Lawns, the correct
fashionable material for Dresses and Blouses, price 25c.
a yard.
Fancy White and Cream Frilled Parasols, very scarce
goods, also opened to -day.
New Hosiery and Gloves in Creams and Tans.
LOWEST PRICES IN GODERICH FGR HIGH-CLASS G000S.
We pay Ricers/ Prue i■ t.ederteh for Baurr ...d Lu..
W. IIC11E30N & SON.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES:
MRS. R. B. SMITH
is now abowlai some beautiful designs in
ART MUSLINS AND SATEENS.
MILZ2NERY
reached either our moral or ecieutific
point, could re honor the public bath. it
eeenta st,tinge Bust tt should receive so
little favor among oarreeibatt ie�ritrly
when it is not not splendor
ed, but merely tubs and towel. and soap
and water. and Seeing that it is as neces-
sary to the skin to -day es it was thou -
mods of years ago. Many of our dis-
eases now may he traced to the absence
of bathing, many fevers and contagions
among the lower classes, which. if bathe
were made convenient and easy of ac -
Wholesale cost $12.50 cess, ' ht be kept under ur extermin-
• rooms, and no hot water ahand,
very apt to let the whole matter go y
the board till they almost forget there w
such a ice as that of bathing and
they ink they rhaavee fulfilled all
regniremeete by the front
of their faces and washing their
hands. If the skin, loaded with exurbs
and impurities, is unable to perform its
ezcretory oAlice and throws all the work
that it ought to do upon the interior or-
gan till, overworked, they fail and mor-
tal illness follows, it is the neglect of the
batt that IS .t faulthl n 1 t r bwc do
not feel at liberty rection a 1>epu hwre-
a thesfar t haracter possible it w to
be the amt at the subject will appeal to
o hoped trent and while they are
ons wealthy ci rope ty for libraries and
boo eelg d sh sof usual sort they
will r. diad WRPa it and health-
ful sof gnu � ibathh house , and, &wir-
in thofgnu
{Eg the {xttMb goal. re►nemher aMn the
"I3 staying that "cleanliness is next to
godliness
We are o iw prepared to otter our friends and patrons all the
Latest Novelties in Artistic and Fashionable Millinery.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
uut n:atnly the formation Of I
power in central Europe. ape, tial Itis ass] cost Inc local committee g1R00.
ezti There were, however, snore than 800 dole -
the German Empire as the
the bitter jealousy and resentment dent of (Estee to the assembly, sad. while the trial
France and t t Russia also. The i10du- I eeswmed, properly speaking, only two
tion art the German Empire, the haE111tIRg 1 AayS, the case really extended over mora
e ul Germany into a Lumber eft cows- Ude double that period, so that $13,000 u
partitively powerless scutal., Lis tea awl nearer the mark than $1800. This in itself
object a their dewire, and until this
ow is a very low estimate.
/Pet i. accoenpliehed their lirttie feeling Dr. 1.rtlett u of the opinion that the
wiil not be "'attain'.changed. to fact, "etiolate made by some of the commis -
the acquisition of Alsace and Lorraine, si.aee1 that the Bra_ gge arae from begtnatng
with the two great fortresses of Mets be eed ocet the geoenl sesembly shoat
and Strasburg, has so atreugtheue+d the 000 ie nearly corr.et.
defensive position of Gertnony on tel Col. McCook, of the prca.euting com-
western fruDtier as greatly to thecoutage same.a wealthy man. .peat out
a French attack. and it is therefore a et his own pocket, according to Dr.
guaranty of peace than an incitement ret t0 Bart�ett s opi•ion..1 least 4120,000. Of
cru, $10,000 contributed by Presbyterians in this
eity for the entertainment of the commie -
HIS FATHER-IN-LAW ELOPED. .sown a small balance Daly remains.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,. - - lb -,000,000.
REST, - - 6,000,000.
A Saving DKr/�arlurcnl has been o4tcaed in con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed al cn vreul rales.
I !. L OCK WOOD,
Manager Gm/crick Branch.
per doz., our price 40F ated. n who have rola sleeping
t an
b
Double -Width
Challies
New American designs,
sold in city stores for
20c., our price 13 1-2c.
NO CREDIT
ONE PRICE TO ALL I
Alla, Pas .nss 1/0111.0411111111111T.
EEL. It%
Asid the Law Woe Ties Mew to rreve.1
Hew mews, Jule 7. -There was great ex-
citement at the Stuart -street station at 1.56
a.m. Tu. "lav *ben James Weeden tried to
prevent en elopement. The train wen held I
for three minutes in order to enable him te'
get • warrant, but the process of the law
was too slow and the absconders got away. ,
The fickle man in the case is George�
dfiesaa, • motorman, who lives at :00 well.
Isellea-Street north. He Is a middle-aged
SIMI and has been married for about 10 •
being the fattier of two marred .
Rai two young obildres.
tale eq 1a the young woman who i.
rswEtada IOW skipped with the trolley
MewSetiN
Who *rases 1. seethe se oars ase.
We hear it- said that if
Oergasay
Lograboo �1y the Freeceh woulde Aimee
at
Ones ease to he *Genie to Germany, and
the iiigsaw would he relieved o[ the
Main. This 1• a mistake. 1f Aires
sad Lorraine were thus motored the
Preach ovoid take H as filet ng, huta•
teen Katie of ef7
eaweiont weahtea ea the pert of the
Gienowee, and the elmowe are tess tomes
thM woad Mae revive t�I .
the
w "mem' � et Rse7;1
themselves of the flat +� j to
6, and Moe to oboeWM Rot owe doehlve hid welOf Molt Moot to the war ef
d! MSW owsot it
Illat fits
Is Erato son in law.
e ell _mole RAW*.
FHE EXPENSE OF THE BRIGGS CASE.
The Caet to the
se
WASH! ..7Tbrr, JtM
Aeambty Placed
generally
agreed a,,, lq "(yy,taal promiaestl,
oonnseted with the Briggs ease that the
expenses incurred during the satire pro-
gress of the vase from its cutroductorryy
stage until the General Assembly diapoeed
of it last week amounted to a very tarp
sem, bot it is almost impossible to make
aa intimate of the total amount with aece-
[ioate liskt is thrown on this subject.
however, by Rey. 1)r. Bartlett, who was
chairman of the local Committee of Ar-
r.agssaata for the General Assembly. Dr.
Bartlett says that the board bill aloes of
200 emannesiossra te the .asembly, the
amber are Meal eommittee promised to
provide for, aatosated to 1100 per day, sad
ybe et therefore atrial of Dr. Brirra We
O._ rT- DA TIS,
DEALER 1N
STOVES AND RANGES
IKON TILL BLIT llat"At rt MENA.
11 you have decided tout oyour old stove ibis t' ria tr PPT
ne of my r
TBOQGut fTS and MA=DL&XWSD it61�0aa.
YOU CAN GET A FULL SIZE NO. 9 STOVE FOR WOOD FOR 513.00.
I $EEP THREE GRADES
The .minces Water White,
Oloohene Water
Imperial is1 White, White,
These rrices are spot ab.
OF COAL OIL IN STOCK :
- ▪ 4 0 allfcr l�CueekDo :.
▪ 4 do �'iity eats.
Charged at the regular price.
SPRING FASHIONS IN
Had a Good Hold.
I had plopped to smoke a pipe with a
Georgia "Cracker" on a log at bis door,
and noticing the general shiftlessness of
the surroundings, 1 finally asked:
"Why don't yuu Bs the roof of your
cabin
• •0.rbne ter some day," he replied.
"That chimney ought to be rebuilt."
"Fin a considetio' to do it."
"I should be afraid that stable would
fan down and kill the mule."
"Reckon ire got W prop it."
•The weeds appear to be too much for
your corn.
• Yes, weeds is powerful around yere. •'
He was eat placid and good-natur-
ed about it that I ventured farther and
said:
It seems to me that with ambition
and hard work you could not only make
a goodliving on this place, but get some--
thingahead. '
1 could, fur suah," he answered.
'•Then wh7 don't you do it?"
•• Waitin'.'
"Waiting for what."
"•Waitin• fur to git that ambiahun you
spoke of."
And do year think you'll ever get
it?'
iHe refilled his pipe, lighted it, and
slid off the tog to get a brace for his
back. When he had got comfortably
settled he queried:
":Stranger, yo' doss' -lis around yen,
I reckon.•
No'
"Cause, if yo' did peed that
I bey a mighty good Wog it es is
and would be a fool to let go far pwd-
thin' newt"
Gentlemen's
Fine
Hats
All the newest and nob-
biest styles in stock.
See our DERBY HATS IN ALL SHADES ; also our W1LE-BRIM
TOURIST HATS in latest colors and shapes of Eng-
lish anti American manufacture.
Boys and Girls School Bats aid Caps
In all styles and at unequalled %Aloes.
Call and See our Macintosh Coats,
also our Splendid Display cf Umbrellas.
NOW AS TO NECKWEAR
We can show you the newest and most varied stock in Four -in -Hands.
The popular tie for the season is the World's Fair Bow.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. •
CB00t!a1d Shoes I
WE DO NOT CLAIM TO HAVE THE LARGEST
STOCK OF
W. T. HAYS & CO
•,
2405-11 Agents Parisian Steam Laundry.
SEASONABLE C000$
FRESH AND RELIABLE.
CONED MEATS, VEGETABLES ASD ROTS
GENERAL GROCERIES
we can suit you is quality and prior, and invite a trial order from you.
R. W. RUNCIMAN
iucoa000r to E. l .tmpaigae.
BOOTS &SHOES
IN CANADA,
Ushers*: Thoma Heywood, • most I
worthy resident and former faithful offcial
of this township, died at his residence near i
Elimville, on the 2n4 inst. Mr. Heywood!
was a comparatively young nun, being oaly
57, bat he had been • severe sufferer for
about two years.. He wen a motive ot Lev-
on.hire, Kogl•nd, and emigrated to • his 1
country about thirty years age,.attling first
in Rester. but shortly after on the farm es
which he did.
Exeter , Mrs. Goo. Rowell/a, sear Slim-
villi, narowly eecespsd severs iskiriee en
Monday lost. It appears she deem kw
bone to the frost ot A. J. Rodes' Mee sad
feed store, Kot out of the r1. and was shad-
ing between the front and hied wheel, whoa
tome parson from behind cracked a wk
c•osiee the hoe to make a jar* blp,,
n
was thrown down sad the It led owed over
leer leg l.aekily she escaped with a few
slight�rM
But we lay claim to the fact that
we have a good cheap and well -
assorted stock of the best Shoes
made, and
For Kumfort
A Kleer Konshunz
and an
Eezy Shoe
C. A. RUMBR & SON,
Von will find our Ktxnmon Seems
Shoes just what you require -
T. FOWLER Is 00.
a111111 Mess Pat of 4. Wilson Din Sem
NEW
WATCH AND JBWBLU1
EMPORIUM.
Seaforth : J. C. Craig has bee • 1 pointed
Lieateeant provisiosally in the Meatorth
Volunteer Company, sad will go to Lo.dcs
ea June 20th is that capacity.
Brussels : Last Monday ioformatioo M as
laid before the Reeve by .lames Gibson, jr ,
charging his daughter, May, • young girI of
16 years, with receiving money under false
praisers. She was arrested o. Tuesday
aperniag by l'onetable Scott, taken before
Jam MoCrae, J. l'., pleaded guilty and was
takes to (.oderich for trial before Judge
Tett. She will likely be asst to the Re-
fareatery for • term of mare.
WOOL!!!
SHARON OF rtes,
As meal, I shall be prepared to th.ke in
any quantity of wool in exchange tor my
eaanfactureel goods, or hay for cash at the
higMst market price.
I bog to aasoanos thatmy ,took of home-
made Tweeds, Blankets md Ateekise yarns
and goods for general farmer's wear is case
plate and warranted all to be of punt wool
from native Reams. I guarantee my cum
tenser. to give satletactios a heretofore.
.I E148E OLEI)Hi LL,
May .11t11. I91d 13-31 Beemater Wellen NW,.
We tan weed est s selected aseseteeest
et ateemwde. Wasehe . tweet.. oversaw,.
sat ~ware sad MVS `sees er the mast
e remite ad s-MaW dedR•s. 1a ear Mas se
the equis+-
We are eassAeE ter a Mare of tae trate.
sear leeesamees
einem ec ere ea•Yaat le Meisel
a Mme se year eauvesta.
The Whiteman Pea Harvester
The best in the world for the follow-
ing reasons
let. It is hilt of the best malleable
wrought ire, said steal.
tad. it requires so (toles to be drilled is
cutter bar.
3rd. The outside divider be nosed
er lowered .t back or frost, iwdepadeat of
lifters.
et+r. It see se ted at the hack to hold
abstractions aid arose choking.
6t►. These an w spring to break or
Pet oat of order.
606. ft las enterable se be est
is (iso with tongue of at cotter bar
hoop bask.
7t7a. Sash lifter be.. peed stay, .ed
.N
IK 0*0. _tower__ fie t
elk. _b K n i t of the
Aim ltd eta be raised et at the
beet • se te bee is }Teat 'timid mower
monk be ere eel lfaa
tllgthe het alma 0th. The eemaar el all der
o M. bodies brew, ef�� to
tNlI1y'e las .ostia Every msawr...lt wa
nNlei sad gime; ow WO. taEaWe
stn Mlim
me_ ' eeg,�gls8kte
e Ms iA1g>ff�l�•
end Resdeetsesr-
Themess Ere dpea. SaEtM.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
arias 1. Feer WNsiw. Clubs Jewegart.
or atptYls r Hat the reeebhE heads.
es BMYaE i• .Petr, sad we ell glee t
pees. "ltelidea end WS ~maw mei.
.tee.. 1. L Iran l MIL
sow 61111.11110 t/anEya IlLears.11Seett.
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