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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-10-11, Page 7SPEC/ AL INTEREST TO - -LADIES? - - Our Fall importations of Ladies' Jackets end Fur Capes are now in Stock and open for your inspection. We might enumerate some of the different Styles here, but, instead of doing so, we urge you to visit our Cloak Department and see the magnificent range of high grade Garments at such Moderate Prices. JOHN T. ACHESON. DEATH OF AN OLD SAILOR. ■a UR Ras Spume 'Mild otMr4g tatemwa reptared tar Itweim u Pktl deiphin Tinton : I. a tailor *seamsa boas os f4weie.a-ea, below C;arputter, weak. died James Chapin, • somas with history. Ile was hors is 1816. sad followed the sea all his life. le 1832 be was a beard the ship Meriou, of Salam, Matt., hefted to Rio Ja..ie°. Oa Sept. 21. whoa off Be, .oda, they taw • topsail oeioas.r amiss up very fast. Capt Ileums did h* beet but was overhauled and • *het grid ov the ship. le • few minutes the Mexiaa was boarded by • fearful game of amnion's and mulattoes, sad they were • prize to t pirate solemner 1 •seas, Thee cams some of frightful enmity. The Drew was slashed with knives, sad Cnptmt• Emma had • bead hew. off. This all beat Chips was driven below, the hatcher faseeaed aid the ship fired. The pirates left the ship, taking Chepie with them, as they wanted moms ome walk Kaslrh. The new of the Meehan broke doom the cabin bulkhead, got is desk. and pmt out the fire and Roe hack to Wm. t'hapia was fairly well treated, bet maw many acts of savage hrawity. Ho was with the pontes over we yeah. ties day in 1834 they saw • vsmd midst ranted topsails, ad thinking her disabled, west for her at coos. Whoa within hailing distance her porta opseed mid a shower of grape swaps the pirate's dock sed down ease the fore - .act. !Ste had rum mallet the Raleigh wof-war Curbw, le two mantes the Keglah sailors dashed ever the bow mad cat down 41 oft e sad the rest were drives tato the key- A pries crew was put on board sad headed for the I• ,iced States. (ht aseesat .1 the Mal• iaa the aritisb headed the culprits over to ow t.overamesL The bowas horn Chap- s was treatedla like the root Tie weeaod pirates were aegleoed and dying : lay fir weeks before the smell made the crow take their bodies eat el the hold and throw that overboard Whim they get to vias only lb were alive. They were tried at Roston, and em Jeal 11, 1ab5, five were hinged there. Chyis preyed his is - masa by Capt. Butson, sad was released. C,homely tma+gSensateb, Sensate de Sots, the Mr. 1 its •antun, soaped. la 1831. while w- 1 tee of the Spousal skip Lees, he rescued 72 porsess from the bursieg ship Misery., of Selma, sed treated them with the greatest' Lades, and as this acooent be was Pard ilseed by pa Jackson, who was thea hen the big sus bunt o. the Ceited • Votes steamer Pri.estes during an mar- 1 nes os the Noma in 1843, kitbag theme - mere of state and seem' others, Chapit I was No. 7 on the time sad had his cheek eat lway, maim/ a horrible diedgarems.t fee bis He was • martyr to rheematiam, and was cared for by the widow of se old ship- mate. HOME LIFE IN CANADA. - Pleads. Matey to the "M stelae- Assert - ran' .y Alexander hea.sef, There a so hoarding- house element in the lass horse life of taaailia.s ; nor does the apart • meat hoose arrs.ge neat lourasb. In the whole ibminioe then is prohably but oae of the latter, and it is only lodileratly patron - iced, and is rapidly being traadered into a - pate of iaf.rn. It r cea*s nsey for • atwitter of bachelors , in MmMM aid aee.py a hoens -empl&JI g K a Iflikaillif silks, than beta It is teem of emlim Mat this a mien easily ac eemp111htM Vi aeatry when hoose nate be are at • law Oen : nevertheless, through • the trailed tlilalse, es far as pOstbis, young he 5---. ace gloating this est•bltshing tit It meet net he supposed that boardtog homes do not snot in Canada, et that they leek patronage. There are always numbers of people who have so choice but to accept them. TM Canadian woman oedemasd& how to make home attractive to both hulloed and felony. It is as mach arum the mother as from the father that the sone sod daughters bars that love of ooeatry which is ana of their distiagaiabtiag traits. ('.nadiaa wanes are ecosomia.l, thrifty, arid are taught early to become Rood housekeeper., sturd- ier personally to all details of the house- hold it would be difficult to find mon thoroughly domesticated women than those is Canada. Few have entered prolamin.; life, having bees brought up to coesid.r that the very guslilcatioae which would bring guesses are hest employed in truism* their ehildree. A large properties, however, of these who have embrteed pretensions have ditinguisbed themselves. I. appearance Canadians have bees described as lithe, and to their fetidness for athletics and sports et all kinds can be at- i tributed their robust appesrasos. Tennis, golf sad rowing is the summer, and mos - shoeing, skating and tobogganing is the wester, make the t aeadan girl a splendid oompanioo for her brother. She is lively, reseroue and whole -touted. All teedency towards asserting themselves is repremed .n young people rather uaaeoeesrily. Young Americans, a the other hand, are *scour - aged to cultivate and express opinions on all subjoees ; them stimmlaun am hitia. A married woman is Canada no rnatter whet her cireumstanoe• regards the •t- uition that her home and cbiidrsn re- quire as her fist duty. Sbe does act Goo template roine out lute the world to help her husband to build up a fortune, except he so far as thrift sad eot.oaty can mitt ; *w does he desire it. The Amorists mother, on the other bud, ships off her bar shill to s relative to be brought up, I. order that she may be tree to tight for money. too. The Ownadies mother con - sides bee own love sad influence to be of greater value to her child than messy. Diverse is Cabal& is rewarded as • much more esrisd mater time it is among Am.riass, or even the I:aglieh- It is so rare as to be oonwdered a lasting disgrace, sad sayers who has bad the experience is in mast ems quite deelaesa In the satin Dominion then were were four divorces in 1891, sad five is 1992 --lea than ono per ssillioe. Tai is semethiag of which Cans- dM.e etc justly pre.d. It is doublld it say other canny an show statistics se low is this matter. It W bees called the werld, sad with je.Miew The diet et Comedian is plain, wheiweme end meeriiiiag. Thiry are, es • rule. eh - comms., not eel, in what they drink, but I. what they eat. Over-idelge.ee in the latter often mate" as appetite for the fa/usr, sod she gimme t diet of Ameriam.r ter min. pis and he* aeea is e.d.dW1y the souse of may .l their direstiv. dis- orders. Resla.raats are neutrally, eom- pnWvely little patronised is this awantry of hors••, exempt for °omeaisw s **meioses tea It is to be deplored that the lodging helve aatsm et (Treat Britain don sot pre - edit an this eautiswt. It is saver the "home" thise say other meshed, ad W the advantage of beiaa both cheaper sad healthier. A very moderate asweet is sprat is dram yet bath mak sad woman always lark wall Numbers of tab women make their owe dreams sad be..sle ; se that the exp.di- tare fee ;arsenal adereamet is ant a ea Moe. army as Amritsar girl I. ••deby antii.s.g her ewe kale er minas t iTaftiri{..s Ilegllei is spoken is (Meda, tkeagh Shore is, it ie chimed by fssiuk a eNgbt aeosst, villa i t to hear, ed r.nmkles demi, W spot.. !y goons pspla It may he to the mid r-��� of Casediesse me of ea yeahle quality w fen ridt- Mho grRieod he the velem oatl noill h people. w degrri the Maaeledigal de.doomo and w. Ginedles N ile pAltoosol a ba the D mDa.iiee a um um gs flies.. The reamillima ei aer!•os. Harper, Weekly : Is Wibeiagi.., bil•ww, whisk hasr s000rdi.K to the lass 'ataaiad saws, a popelatla. of 70,000, Intl' an area of 6112 aquae serer, with smewhat over 371 miles of completed Mmms, all the garbage is m oe.aad. The Health imparters.% of W IImi.Rte. has set- tled its owe mater of d imPswIL Here thee mat, it leaks as if the entire quote 4es a bear to its 'Autism. The w•matery itself is 43 $s, long, with is lands width ef 94 feet, stud Stas& 9 teat II as lined with mined ile-kriek,a.d senesea'' essti s,with a AM. la The t ` 'stooge, ha has biters usable. is eoppliMM she erssa- !*81 lees sins wwedh a hare. .4 d...p..- apt The ar'sl.ato'y a samher d port- able w mob ide, whisk ee. M speed, ttadid&Marior meditates are Shoe rendered Ali the mashkmay in use Ms s mah.agape, rem works a pomp end terns a bitelir, ya warm" draught Ia amesendy nee seed $et1a,�f Coal W i' Streamed thresh • leak. This u anti wti stems sad @enchained air.ai the mem him from aha il With rLg are.. The 4M it has ls.d.pd is from .r 0ddegrwes , The ire t only tee m Mt M she heels= if Ptilles, sad atm. semedseing its sis- al*. Mee eart denativ. fustian). raidoemIre=sir los i mod fhe a�ya m. 'readtftilit as a" Boasems team . ys, wee • ilia piM.rl.ad oak r`am• et beam friablthere e that i sit .d: dd leo y+tiett• ' le 1.114 *reflex ` • •...e.e ...t.frfkg per. Mat. 'p•rM. mad Moro wee me appresiable "envy let el . g wfteh —▪ "Rhly nee 1 rhos beers1111a4191.tes011 Ahem if warm me variable iiiiies the sem Ina Dr. i a stun the WA ,. g .,he7-T.. . 1v fit.-abt heehead ems lank. he sk r 't she akin r We- eks, agt thadlsht I rsell 27111114tfmg THE SIGNAL : GODZRICB. ONT., TAf188DAY, OCT. 11, 1a1, Attention is those to say irregularity of aha •lessor t Liner, oe Bowls may prevent serious l'onsequone es. Indigestion. Costiveness, headache. nes. sea, bilious- ness. and ver- t!go indicate certain fune- tional derange - talents, the best rsaedy for Which is •yer's Pills. Purely Yes& table, sugar-coated, easy CO take and quick to assimilate, this is the ideal family medicine—tho most popular, . ale, and Instal aperient in phar- macy. Mrs. M. A. JJnoc:wsl,L, Danis, Tenn., says: 'Ayers Cathartic Pins cured meat stet headache sad my bombesd of ocuraigL. We think therein No Better Medicine, and have Induced massy to use It. Thirty -eve years ago this Spring, I was tun doers by head work and a streesesioe of eolds, which made me so feeble Moak was an eaart for ne to walk. I moaned the dotal tot kept dating lower uattl I bag gine up all hope of eves being better. tonmalittM be in a tatam g;inpy, reeilltltiq s s seat. the ineggider my weak ,,rl. a f a tow graea reoaaa Y mended me to try Asee'r Ma. 1 bad vela faith is these or any eller methalne, but concluded, at last, to take his abbe sad try a box. Beton I bad used the att. I was very much better, and two tales cured me. I am now M years old; but I believe that U It had not been for Ayer's Plus, I aboutd have been Le my grave long ago. I buy 6 boxes every year, which make tuts boles up to this time, and 1 would no mon be with- out them than without bread."_II. H. Ingraham, Rockland, Me. AYER'S PILLS Prepared by In. J. C. Ayer !de., Lowell. Mass Every Dose Effective irertalliy Is arwereat Par.att•. The reports of the British Registrars - General show that the annual death rate so the *:sited Kingdom is about one in forty- five of the entire population. The larger, but not the largest towae, lead in the rate of mortality, and the rural main -land die- tricta occupy as intermediate place between thea sod the iaaalar district*, the extremes varying by sheet fifty per cwt. As be- tween time three great cheeses into which the pooalMi, ma be divided --the laboring, the trading teed the profeesmooal classes, and the gentry and titled—the chances Bre very nearly equal, although a slight adrainage appears to be shown in favor of the first clone. The trades moat unfavorable to long life are, as a rule, those which trod to ex- pose the operative to an atmosphere loaded with dust, or compel him to deet is one way or another with poisons lin grind's', as practiced on needles and forks at Sheffield, is the worst ; working in coal mine is the mixt in deadliness. I elders and eilveren of rias, are exposed to vapors of mercury ; workers is brae ere liable to diseases pre - dead by exposure of oxide of lead ; all who who work io paints are subject to great risk. ; soldiers and sailors have their lives shortened by the expaenre they hairs to un- dergo, or by diseases brought on by their habits of tiring. Laken, teflon, milliners are liable to consumption ; oompoeitors pa c'.ltarly so• Pressmen fare better than coma pointers, probably Moaner. their work is store active. la the country, farming ap- pears to be the most healthy of occupations, while that of the innkeeper is the most fatal. Butchers die comparatively early, es also do brewers, dreymen and these who have much to do with establishments for sating sad drinking. The over exertion of those who follow athletic pureeing appears to conduce gone as much to short life as dean the sedesary strain of the student. It seems to make but little differemoe in the "expect/ties of life" of in -door workers whether their labor is hard or not ; but those who are employed ou . of -doors have •chance of living mix years longer, if their work keeps them busy and set;.,, than if it u a men matter of routine and standing around; and a comparison of the tables leads us to the 000elusion that the life if the out -door worker with little exercise is worse than that of the sedentary iii -door worker, whether with little or with great exercise. The mot canoe* fast breught eat is that the ecovsmg:a, dream. mid Mamoru of snore inCredo., are reakc..d maw the healthiest elf the pepelatioa. seg mes.t gletNae...- In the Chereiill family the wigs worn by the greet Duke of Meribeee.gh ars heir - lees.., and i. • distinguished SeNoi family W rope treed M hong me if the miens of the rem at Preens, in Iesasbire. atter W Steers rising if 1743 is etrietly pre- served. one of the Napier family directed that the arm hma.e seetaleed in kis body, sad whisk he W remind at rarities tsttie.j should be extracted after kisdeatL sad kept by his bare for ever. The relative, of se original shareholder a the Bass ladle Campsny still, as directed by deed, keep • bee -coop to which their eneater eland for nearly two days whee he was wrecked in an Ras India.... Rich mei who have derived the foosda- tien of their wealth from one ..all aiream- stea.n, sites leave .e heirlooms the tangible artielm dealiag with ash ci m rosslhm..e, I. ee the sae. the s_oss ihetry ask - ant who willed a .mall pies* of waste." whisk had formed part .t • material he had termed to vast mount ; ad the Auoirallea rase, whe Wt. abeg with hell s milli*n starting. a a Istat the lees he Is ed • • reef trlrlth t him fe ts... A risk mak meted , i. Toth - shire, left a pat if to he kept hr hie belie tee ever. Re slipped dews' a obi' seer Sembere.4tt, sad the eeat taught is a reek sed held his tihesa, Asa warm. nn pyima member at�Lem-Ts tleft • edp ef eerie. piked cep .iter • dad is a eamN- tea dm —Lemke Aaawaa a teem say Alady e.medMs..T.C.M.A betas is Ler.. Ona, who a.sd . t of Meinieayte mel end Lew hue. ter...dad s wawa es the tine i1 eempMdy eared her of in. limine �� - kidney mil roar of le aleallPis liebelIdhe Ile Ila. g.w►.s- Daly a a yeah Tilt AMERICAN GIRL. acs `s IOW er * game New York Tribe., . The pkyetgae et the Amorists, we... eat eoe sty le impose - tap. Ste a boo masg tall, robes* and beaa- tifal, with treed akoeldere of leanly serve, and • web* wham resod, firs, lithe w.nIettr owes soehiag to art the waist is healthily small k..saee the mueselg• are string tad is Porto ~Wag order. Outdoor d ermise, self, mug ewtmmiag, have a good deal tie do with this ; bat mon than is. moron, p.rhps, has also e modem lazarwue home, thmodemThe bath room attached to every chamber is only use item i• the beg list of oeetforta what now temper the the nerve tearing effseb of this chaegisig climate. Sanitary appliances of every hied ooevssie.oe. which redo.* the miser worries of lila to tatiaitenmal proporejs.s, ars considered in every architect', plata ; sad sissy el there are things which meld sot be osamaad.d by mosey • few yens •Ree bemuse they had not bass devised. The tresbHvisne domestic eenice of this ooestry does not spscsally antic* the wealthy woman of society, for she gener- ally has • trained housekeeper. In oases where such a tunotiooary doss sot rule the mistress of the house is one who hes a talent for government end who knows how to reduce to order some of the moot unruly and pampered being* in the world of work. Such • woman enjoys the executive part of domestic life teed held, it in proper sabor- dinetioe to the duties and pleasures of society. Aaotber this` which ocndo, to health is the growino habit of spending a larger pe* d the year in the country. For this to thank engluhme• ; it le die of deer excellent results of Aaglomania, A My surra • gents er rn.edtee. no pasta for bird's -nesting has led to • unstable sad remarkable tragedy at Ar- genteuil, France. A lad named year% Foe- gnet, a ferster's eon, noticed • black -bird•, pest in • tree in • neighbor's garde.. (;et - tin* into the g.rdes through a hedge, he Mingled the tree, when the proprietor of the place ohalia ged him. It was night and the young fellow, being afraid to reveal himself, kept perfectly ztill,whereupon the challeng- er tired two shot, from a revolver in rapid .uooe,sion. The Ind tell mortally wounded, and sou carried to • hospital The father, oa main/ his dying son there, was almost mad with grief. Rushing home, he said to hi, nate : " Ren to the hospital, if you treat to see the youngster alive." The wretched woman did as she was bidden,end the son expired in her arms. On returning home, another terrible shock awaited her. Her husband had hanged himself. She rushed toward the river with the intention of drowning herself, but some neighbor+ ran e. after her aid restrained bar. It u feared Naturally polite ad possessed of • laudable that her reseal a soma ambition to learn, Mr. Haycock sought and A n.s� �asspt.ree secured a position as clerk in • Kingston store, afterwards going to Nap•nee- Then The oegit pep= have hes giving as the Mr. Haycock returned to term life and put joke of she Aukas girl wM was visiting into operation soave ideas that materially in F-stove, and [trio eoelda't speak Freech, increased the income from the farm his but could say " yes " in five different father owned. The big farm tau locoed reminds into a m►rket garden, and Haycock .i San lau4taR y told m Yorkshire of a rather did a large banner in the growth and sale JOSEPH L- HAYOOCK. M. PP. MMM ed the *..deo et she raw... et Na- deau/ fs les ',n istaaae & Toaster Telegraph : Joseph L Hayessk IL PP., of Freesias- who has esoewted tee leadership el she Parser of Industry in the Ontario are, a in ties Prime of life. The euoosea of the new party hes placed ham al the head of ,evesteea mem- M who, while in • large minority in • hew of 94 lasubon, claim to be able to force the favorable oo.uderstioa of quee- times which they advocate and believe to be in the mimeses of the rural classes and the ...sentry at large. Mr. Haycock to of .light build, with iron grey hair and till beard. He us 44 years of ye sad was born ou a farm oar the village of 8witnervtile, is the anentyy� of Leaaol, Swataerville u proud of Mr. Haycock, sad it gives him as ovation every time he takes the stage from N•patce to eel his birth- place. its two hundred uh•bttants sad the proprietor of the cheese factory have decided that all the male shildren of Swit ramale shall be named "Joseph I ." Hey Hay, the first boom of Sir Julia 1laoduoald, is in the mime county, but Swlrtcervdle u not jealous now of day Hay. tither noted Canadians have tarried in Trautman sad Lennox counties, but Sent/smile will re. cock only in the career of one. Mr. Har - cock a the third eon of Frederick Haycock, who lived in Canada for thirteen years be fore he had a see Jeeeph. The new leader of the Patrons attended school at Switsr- ville and in the winter m rsths he practiced the art of steamiest with chunks of hard now, directed at the fellows who went home is the opposite direction. t the day Joe Haycock attempted to argue with the sohoolmeater. Joseph's mother &vomit/Ma. se with him when he went tome. Shim up a kind hearted woman who had come to, Canada ifrom Ireland. His father ..id it served him right and that he would have to take a spell at Bitting down ■t•ndmg up. Shortly afterward Mr. Haycock went to Newburgh high School, in the adjoining county of Addington, and studied under H. M. I►aroch, Ij.C., ex-M.PP. Mr. Haycocks father was • farmer. g age hie son a geed High Scheel eduomti At Newburg Blaster Haycock •beet education and learned to argue with ad j.otives and facts. After his school de were past Joe Haycock entered a store the village of Selby. For three years served behind the counter, cultivated young moustache mud learned not to blush when the village damsel called him M Ha/cock. l •tarqui i• • villagea few mills sort west of �Sin'.tcn. Iwas here that ll! N aycooks Welly moved in 1872 H father purchased • farm and Joseph called home to wrestle with stumps help with the chores. Rut sto*ekeepin bad made life on the farm neem tam SUNLIGHT SOAPCOMPORT I DOES YOUR WIFE DO HER OWN WASHINC? IF she does, see that the wash is made Easy and Clean by getting her SL'NLIGHT SOAP, which does away with the terrors of wash -day. Experience will convince her that it PAYS to use this soap. THE NEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP. line you seen those now Resigns in Heating and Cooking Stoves at WORSELL'S 2 Those four-holr.l Fear; coal ranges were the best at Toronto Eahibitioe. The Worid'a Fair is also a bteety. Thr•F&vorlte Parlor etitel h eater, with or without oven, is Guaranteed the most Powerful as well ns the C'leka- set coal glove yet produced. We have also aonething entirely ttew in a. double beater, wood parlor stove. See our *toe% he -fore buying. He - on. hod Ye i. he a WORSELL & CO., The Prectieal T1s sed ase, sea., __. b. r. Y and g pretty • )°ureal. A of marketable produce. 'ince 1882 Mr. factory girl had received a proposal of mar- Haycock managed the market garden him - risco. The young woman could sot write calf He is kno era as a poultry fancier, and or read snything, and one day she brought f is said to have won $1,000 in pries last • letter to me to read for her." says the nal- year. Combining study and intelligence he rater. " It ooatained se offer of marriage. bias made fanning pay neat dividends. I happened to know that the writer we. a The new leader has a powerful voice. deserving young anises. so I said to her, which he has put to profitable use as an Now, you -must consider the matter vary auctioneer. He has had experience as a n.'io.dv, and if you like to come to me municipal legislator, bei t elected whoa you hare made up your mind, I will ° who° a ec write a reply for you.' A da er two after- reeve of Kiegston stow•. ip by ►cclatn•- ward I met thegirlvigorous woe again, and asked her if er toward, the advgcement of eduatiee of WEEMS BREWARE = 5 WOODEN. One of E. B. EDDY'S Indurated Fibre - ware Tubs and Pails will last the life o; 5 hoopbound wooden ones. Besides, they are:much more conven- ient and save a world of annoyance. Ask your grocer for E. B. EDDY'S INDURATED REWARE. I f ;SitWorks y Lion.He has always been• vl k HtTGH DUNLOP °ODOR she wanted pe to answer the letter for her. ant Boiler I IF ' Ob, that a all right,' said the girl, looking the fsrmon. la his early lite he sou a KBTA ttrist1611 •til l supporter of Fs Oliver Slowat, but he has THE CLOTHIER .1A . S. OHRYSTAL, radiant sod pleased. rye settled it. I , seowered it myealt.' ' Why, how did you been •Prominent worker amongst the Yat - do it I asked. And then abs told me that roes docs the first lodge was established in has just returned from the cities where ho Fratemic county. He carried Fronlesao hu been selecting Saereasorto t all kit Mar4J she could make • caper ' I,' and that she against •Conservative nominee, J S. t;•l. stack on the paper • of wool •iter it, Manufacturers of all kintie of Ration I , �eO• lagher. The patrons are highly satisfied for."11.-wool Surely one of the toe - quaintest aao.ptssoe• of an oflerof inertia?* with Mr. isHsinceycock as a leader. They him ever peened. lieve in his ser, thinkerrity, and pwork.,e him �01+ =�Z able as a speaker, sad worker. L NEW SPRING GOODS. miry :Marine, Upright & Tul,uler Ler t'bt,r•ge Lack S. Ma laurels, Landon Telegraph louden will shortly have the adventa'e of soother meat .sty —the time from Norway which a thct- ing arrgemeste for supplying the auEnglish metropolis with as much mutton alive sad dead, as it an spare for exportation. Systematic experiments were nude recently under the supervision of the Stavanger Agricultural society, and the results wan so satisfactory that in the approaching cold ..asci it i, to be repeated o° • larger scale. Itappear, that 80 sheep, each weighing about 100 pound., were tattooed tor a week or so until they turned the Bale at from 115 to 123 pounds. They were thee %hipped to Londa, where they realized an average pries, atter deducting commi cies of 304. 5d., and as the total outlay had been Daly 26e. 9d. per head, there was a set profit of 3a. fed. ea each animal. Forty were also sons ova, with the skins, hoofs .tad in- teriors intact, but on these there was a. & verses lee of 10., per heed. partly ex- plained by the skins being damaged threagh bad pa.kiag. Nevertheless the Stavanger satiety have come to the coselusioa that the beai..m premises to be remunerative, alai theilk people hairs thus ea ad- atiaa.! /.sratlae.1 ta. ai,quate supply of Dyspepsia came dirziseae, headaehe,eoe- mmttea. stipatios, variable eppetite,rising and sour- ing ouring of food, palpitation of the heart,datree Nerway and all threat tp MM 6twsRroe the loins alter sating. Burdock Blood Bitters is sea 'u.ai, ohan elMs, guaranteed to cure dyspepsia a faithfully im ...d socerdi g to direosie.a The tartli h empire. 1)r. (:efeken in the Forum : The British empire is a political creation unparalleled in the world's history, not only by its extent and papulation, in both which r.epesu it is slightly surpassed by China, but because with an area of more than 10,090,000 situate miles and with 352.000,000 inhabitant*, it o scattered over the whole globe. it em - brooms all zones from the icy wilderness of Nudism bay to the tropical jungles of India and the mahogany forests of Honduras ; then is scarcely • product which • British province does not bring forth in exoelle.t quality; and not lees various are the degrees of civilization of its inhabitants, from the Kathy* in the Caps to the highly cultivated citizens of Toronto or Sydney. We find with t hristiss' of all professions, 200,000,- 000 Hindoes, about 70,000,000 Mohamme- dans, sad 8,000,000 Buddhists; and the Bible is printed In 130 languages and dialects represented in the Empire, yet, not- withntandiag such promiscuous elemeute, the goverment, with rare exceptions, maintains order, and no signs of dissol.tio. is visible. He has now on hand a Large Line of the Choicest Goods in the Market and is prepared to turn out work in the Best Style possible, and at Prices to suit the times. Ii. DUNLOP. THE FAIR has come and gone, but LOW PRICES remain the same as ever at the Furniture Emporiutd of GEO. BARRY. Hamilton -at. UNDERTAKING in all branches, attended to at all hours with neatness and dispatch. Embalming Fluid always on hand. Picture framing a speciality. GEO. BARRY Salt Pane, Smoke Stxc ke:, She. t Iron Works, etc., etc. Also dealers in l't,nght and Horitnntel Payee /coin nes, a hi.uwi le cut -lel Karmen a penalty. A:1 *ism o,1 pi e nal sine-ettteg e setantif ten banal. F:ulma're furnished on short netice. Repairing prAmptly attended to. Md. I, f'. 0. ties w• Ooderich. Oat. Works -uv.cNte 0, T. It. Manes. Ooderica. — coaLaHow000 YARL_ epesW atse.tieee gives to SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD. Headquarters for all grades of HARD, SOFT I BIACNSNITH COIL. Cal weighed as either market or mr Sales. Oat my Prtoes before going else w\ere, MUMS rale. Teeepbe.. re.eee.a.a. JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop. OMs -y. HOW TO ORDER "THE SIGNAL"—CUT THIS OUT, D. MCGILLICUDDY,- " THE SINAL, Goderich, Ont. I enclose $ . Kindly forward regularly THE SIGNAL to the following address for months. ff TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Three Months • Six Months Twelve Months - - - Mc, [Semple ORA., Fess,] Name, .. P. 0., v. County, .... ..................... Prov., Data, , 189 P. S. Remit by money order, if possible, or by registered letter. .