The Signal, 1895-2-14, Page 6THE 8IONAL : OODERI('H, ONT., THi'RSDAY. FEB. 14. ISN.
JOT OF OUR MILITl
A Heavy TAX N Country.
fa ante •t the loeg. •toeds for serer 1.
laNeeten•f) Isegisllea, The Nlatlr«.
to....t o base see bey Whorls K.•
waded - Time t• eagy a main.
wbo is sot • meslhor o1 the force. etre r
f%Mnws
The SI oister of Militia, who, like the
`te oral) of Woo Io Euglena, is the roper.
1..r e1 to. , nanu•ader In ,chief, u always a
ir.Att.n.a rstb wham party Winton' come
Ora Nonoral Herbert may make what re-
.•oulm• art•. Iona he pleases, but he has no
power t.. o•oa..rcr ' hem, so that ID reality
he .,.Litta is routeoned by• • mos who
knows nothing al4 ret it.Soon at ss.csd hand,
Sad tiro 4.. ureal u ci,ttau•lly hampered by
party cn.aid.rat tuns These a,lu:JCratiog
14.tltseue h:in shoo he has p1 .riott•ns t
Ito • the Y&ras.re alas make ..r p*rrnrg., to diNrihua, matters 1
1N1'f': I«6S t which the to.•04 party "workers" hay
count lav <
1.eat rue r..u,. - y, r .•wap ace
a
n
0
g1`..:t)J. r;tu w themiksi., w 14 h sa Tn l ta
.'.\t0 el .beat the ,turl41. "t :.,e 1_1°11"" err w•
Who'represents etp.t..ee r ,tit,,. :r•1 wokda.uhtedty trroe0,W1n 1he erne ...urn.
/be I: .1 l; . tar •d flese:ke 1a•11rrevti..... This on•rre• t• go t• party friends, who may
i[.'alor e•,^ :Militia Ass •eery ,ce+l • itahaiw he mweernu" solsex''ttl• re t-. the campaign
tart beta -ewe "shame toad, or even to eemh.rs of I'arham.ut
g t. and • ` ' Year* 01 eeieLeg thejaw by tee sut.terfege of mini.
age •s 0nm...wed to bailable for err...., Tb,• one cwity.ttise or supplying the roods
Y.ng'aad 'hat we kers ie (`salads• vests:roe ) i, •Lr rl0Nr•apte,o"meata, other■ 411 00
x04..••1 opting to ann. for Ifs dafeace 1,t twirt•ly poor attaiamac
rnts be.ng atthed
tho 1' ep:re. to the ye -room. et. • ,.air smooch +1 a suppoer.l
r1, he s:horle of Intl motion, with the result
F •w swept militia ofugn are aware of that the competent men who 010 overlook -
the :• o•'ntOble ou0dtties of the small force ed •retire, and 11), wh.,l. lost ppeercvivea
we porton. A iew weals ego ,t par,„, ..w that merit alone has n., allow Phew the
She euble,'t was read at the Malmsey luau- melitis proper is stared onine to the
tate in 1'r,ronte by ('OL R H 1),vi•, of the 14nm. "0' 110),
.picot on the permanent
37th Hobnand) Hsu., she he, bet ...p...p.i cvrp•.
t0.: rd ...in Nw e: rpe ease 1866, and ie re , The following calculations have been
Rarde'i u • ter" lapel& .iosr cal I taxis m,'!.• by an expert for The farmers' cud
dealt 'war Partfewheilly with the .tate of the 1 he. ,'n.'( of three of they.
permuuno infantry.
rural hat..alio.s. Th. fritof what he non 'or. yeer would pay for the ,'.rdliug
for 12 days every year of a c
•ad ie ..'41"144d
.octad Sed le *la seat woes Al ..l 1peay of
arae 11441111. computing of three ot.cers aid 12
men. Toe coat of a single garrison or per
-Nie have h0 fermi it to take the neld, moment goober would pav for ,'till ng an
n o otgamz0m0s felt a wmpsige, aur •tures entire held battery of the mil,ta 12 clays
to supply Linn, age not Masse ID the r entry every rear. sir ' '/•dpne started the per
cwtected with Oho oille aearopt t1* mao.r- ma0ent corps, and they now "40t, column(
tamer -al, and lofty hs tar t; uart•ra,... • rr , pee, rations, larrecks, etc , nearly b1.300.000
t •eoerrl, who bee l0ajled or command...1 or snnut)l) mitre an reality, for items are
even wen • eetebitwd Lorne d 5,000 n,rn U, charred against the mthme at large which
Ism of au .sem y. o Should properly be charged .mans? them
The Militia Department lees. n,tkinv atone. It le complalued that the officials of
.bout the rural militia, amid cares lees. There there c"rp, give rli,trselves airs and swag -
darkness sad ignore..., es w.r.e, have pry e41 ,:ver the lees fortunate 'mho* ofcer,
veiled for enemy years, who ho trequnotly to put his nand in hes
"The .outsfky wvl lean•.. and LL, ilk . own pocket .0 pro. Ole things for his :ren
pertinent sbosld know, that the menta' which the 1."vermmeot manor afford to sup.
force Is not only dlagsja•ized, but demerit'. ply because 0t the outlay on the permanent
1. es. men
II '01. l lavu Seed41 brother officer as my t Thr strength of the permanent corps on
,ng that the D.N/riat bee been "sunk in June 30, 11)92. eras H3' ituring the rue.
'gnoranoe and inehatlilty for eke let twenty r,wlng tweIyemouth 74 purchased their
year., and is aeleing worse." He cites a discharge. It, were dlschereed 0s unau,t•Ll•.
memorial swot ley himadf, ('114 Macdonald 11 were invalided, and no fewer thaw 1.1
of Lincoln, Col. Albs ellSalton,('ol. u'I1ran"rserteel : while 112 were court•martialed
of "lmeoe, Cod. Maybes of Norfolk a •td Col. !for Insubordination, theft and offences other
Ile.,ler of Wak ed, le air John Macdonald- an •enerttnn This n as art'nndratf re•
a few years ono, t)Mtlee forth the the 00. I oned, hut unhappily not an unusual one. In
.-anon.] twelve days of same dein is little • 1890 91, there were 1,2 desertions and ;'i
be' ter than • faros, the uses, instead of bar itrials on other charges. Every desertion,
taboo a01 brinede faalrsetlos, learning nu 01 owner, where the mac u not taken .1,d
thing to ,peak of blyssdsquad and c..n,pany 1 brag ht heck, a.esns so much Mom to the
drill. whish theyto learn•ttheir local !eopntry.
beedounrtera Cel Iris slim gives an ex• 1 '
tract from a eriti leso retired Dr;.ish Leery prap,l *ho ate.da the Kenirstoo
.48'l0er counseled k elle\teen yeah sit 11 the MolnCollettear' ollette costa the country 11.000•
1'sn0Alan Isaiah,. Ins wkj11 tt is described.. year If poil!0'. could ite kept out of the
having '..11berlte•d see tail, booty nor management to the militia fence, the gr.dn•
h. ,.,'., with trial mar. 10 the same a yec!s ales of this institution would have a better
1 :sally Col. iDatis Dotes (Demerol Her- 'Phenol' et turning their knowledge to .c -
tort u myiss : " Tberve •re barely mune in the service As it Is, they are fre-
1 400 .v0ilekls .taboo• In 0ntry 141 ('•n- quently passed over •e4 the •ppulatmeou
r ads,. ' given to leas con peteat favoritra. "1 have
• • in previoo. repose," says 4.eneral Herbert
It must not be append that 4'..' l cans in his report for l.'•`ti, "dawn sttentio0 to
confined himself W geseralitre. He came t1)o lack of professional attainment& in the
to close quartan with his euh•rct all the o#ieenof the Canadian permanent form."
way through. We learn, for instance, that Some are fossils, others favorites. If the
rime of the.rep. that went to tt.e Nortn 1 M'Iltary 4 ollege nes any reasons for exi&t-
west in 1895 dW sot yet their tiela kits till 1 eat•• one Is to supply good material to the
they were a their way home, yet lir,permanent corps, and that it coda do so 0Adolphe Corea MO knighted for mansions I the force was controlled by .m 'diciest and
the &mealy. welt When 11.e twelve days'non partizan department at i)trews seems
dr.il takes place awry ewe or three years, ito he reoerslly conceded,
✓ ecru,10 are drnslessd up and sent to :he,
camp without a day's preliminary lnstruc I The force am at present constituted is 0t•
tion and whee they fret hon.. and disband, I g.ntred in p0: I upon the basis recommended
50 to f per cent. of them are seen
again. "There ie no longer," honors, "Ox.
general suppers given 11, the rural battalions
that leas s4.tiesable • few years ago." and
bas 4) lou 11.0 to the meth preowev.••.1 :n 'hr.,ugh M Part )lona I• Also reosocst
by • royal commission re hick sat in 1962 mind
embodied in the k1,hta Aet of that period.
t;eaeral Herbert an has report for 1891, to
which he has since more than nice directed
he illustrates the dsuay within the force by attention, urged that "a fresh enquiry
comparing the oosdition of hooves battalion should be made into the working of the
down to 1873 er thereabouts, with its con Militia Act in order to .eneman bow far ,t
dittos today. R.ersita are now welcomed ov
has prided en organization capable of
who would have bean scoffed at then. , adapting itself to ever chaaging conditions
Farmers sena naw wet searly ae keen to pun lased increasing reepon.ibilities." For some
•• ethy were. T11. saatber of those who l reaeou or other no one has brought this mite
abettor up in Parliament. The department
at Itttawa probably does not want an en-
,,niry, preferring to carry on affairs in the
may be classed as drilled mea is thinned by
immirrabion to the Milted Stalls and Mani
torts, and by withdrawals when their time
la up. recetytag aoeaMtwgSment 0..,d ate- sleepy, happy go -lucky wasteful and pant
:au nothing amend them but dry rot, they ,00 war in vogue so long. How would
lease au diagent, ea 0aners1 Macdougall and do for the Patrons to support I •ener0l Her-
\.eweral Leant "left A du4atr." herr in asking for a commission of tn•putry,
stipulating, however, that ,t shall be :nm
A. fool Nest* iMac sown of much .tperi posed of really onmpotent neo 00d 001 of
e0«. hie mrespiag sesdeineation of the " heelers" engaged for whiteweeh'ng par•
murole from whisk kW lea boa Lomb' "after Poses
ed, one polltkeal 111Y4 to corona. of
He well bei. se _tansy be accepted
as well-founded. its WSW birdie 140*'• .p
peered before it heft 1114. the �I,ltart
justitute Ionian be bed Men sure of his
fact• and cider, and pastry and vloegar, and
Moreover, •11� �be� �ea�jg is corroborated by
(1
the report& of uwwrwa Herbert. "The rural
corp," said the Oememl in 1891, "ate very
d&6ciee in iontmentrOsat their organiza-
tion ,s still more debasive." Mosey ,s spent
for inetructioe by sass* "1s..D•ble of in'
parting its" The Wena end eitaipme0t .re
for the most parte eMde!► " There it not
s battalion that, staid Isla est i0 complete
marching order sot •�'r� do •" •'1 ha"'
Dot inspected a IWnM to which
the men's boots hem stood ane
month's airtime .enviess. Lae • r.Rim.nt
,��of
cos airy sr battery .f Mle which the
saddlery •0d a.m...maid expected to
bear a similar strain. "'hare is no reserve
of • big, OHM, tear is !bells 0 emu wheel
Dearer t).n Wodwielt" 'u bs.vy tuns
the Pennons dem net idsem • single
modern .peelnns." le lie last report. that
for 1843. the °•send Sara el the city militia
tkot they "lase.. he 0ajj 1) aces•• an effici-
ent military ; they *ml0tr* a err
k.owlsge sf df♦l. kat 0e+ UD•I' n0ift•d
with the . am -tion ef !rare The charge for
splendid drill Mei "mine the Deet to the
oouatry of seek itedlwMtltal willltl•mu to 0
bgmre which. M smismeg with the milt.
tory swine r odesd, eana be smoldered v.% -
the ar,llbasad the J0atae",
The Smiths believe the edibles were
male to eat ; sad that digestion is s hum•
hug,o,eoted by the doctors and that milk
centre
•
Amend Hea'bsetll sperm ul 1893 on the
state of indieideal bldifid♦ats0 ors eitually
blue reading for the ta}ast• Here .res
•01140 of them• 4a
prn1rat10w
had " ; '• the meat eager dues not
know kr •
dut tlaslrer 5001wdi01 of.
y •this bettal4 a
Flew n "ono*h sther h•tt*lie.
* ‘.winkl• elletely dumr� i� satirely
guterl ,w • fesrth. albs arms are is " a
worthless! condition " . i• • Nth there se
' wvwchsd .l.t i d eg aid w'artMr arms
in a .loth tag arm ardifi 1 entad i@@trneti••
ggpRrn" t • aawsseb wee
N.4. sad the meirl'Nga .f the
dswaadi•g mhos, twee Gala tgr t res as
4lb" as" ere " • he~emober et war.
snit t{g got ()f the
w1►eooren le the make" : M pence e
Oersae- memir.ot
(es0001 Herbert .ave " us M M Dee
tg dal fps Iter• Y
pea.0wlly ne prieulus suirrairs."
• •
She prfaeipal amiss
t00 bar ad they sea he
canals and raisins, and flap Jacks and
pickles, and Jellies, coo be eaten a emcee -
sive strata at. any hour in the twenty-four,
and ,n any condom,] of body or mind, and
repose quietly together like "the Happy
Tamely." The Smith's believe in getting up
in the middle of the night to set and then
gem" to bed upon full or empty stomach,
eel they utterly despise esercise. if they
are sick, ,t is serer on account of any of
these barbaric exerci.es.
Now the .knows•, having studied physiol-
ogy, look upon food as a necessary evil.
No RObi could more utterly miff down
pork. Crewe ,s every form et tabooed ;
preserve, W,1 pastry soot to Coventry, or
only set before company, who have an un-
doubted right to kill themselves if fashion
requires it. The .lows•., when helping you
• t oboe, always prefix the olered morsel
with, "Prey take ,t ; t use healthful ;" or
"It is an excellent oorreetive ; till the e-
somatlo0 between potatoes Sad physic, meet
and medictse, is so intimate that ow ceases
to reward these edibles In the light of food.
You are Cautioned against reap, beaus* of
necessity it must be young meat . aganent
fish, leer a may •eremite • possible wroth,
low tendency : 'wettest tea, beesuee the
kava may have Wen dried os copper ;
against milk, bemuse you are unacquainted
with the prbgree of the cow from whew*
It raw* Reese is miereaeopally inspected
for ema4.nrry sdul.ntlons, and after all
the.e prrcautloaa, the tint l .l omegas, e&-
e lrw't.1 down to the ompi.st fern* .f tww
or throe p*rm,l0Il I, and m.woteu0as e•►
•blew, swallow eyes these swe.wslf, sad
with an eye to the undertaker; arid 11 at-
tacked by headache, .Minot to it ..webly, as
• paean. Inv some unknown afriwgwslottt
el eatare's law.
New the 1d•meee believe a osestlty, not
q.. q. An nano 01 pawl.. ran« Is as
gonad as se 000 a of mettem ; a ether weeds
von may ea- your gmeett.o,her sob is -
pettily, if ynu rawly coati«, ye*r»4f ta •
mall pee.., sad We jolly 1,•.r /1 Luckily
fee hutrh.n, onsf.ettnwere, grocers .tasters
««! sextons, .sok 141 these hohhio finds iM
follow -a
rim.. At TINS caner wren/therm ewe
MwY aced ours. all threat 110.14)5*, 0rea4b.,
colds, as
THE wE.1THERON MARS! . TUNTw.
VISIBLE EVIDENCES OFA WARM SPELL
ON THE PLANET•
As 4) .1...:.. Taos Obs.rved iv Sock 1.-
411.'41401 ., '.000llr•1 Sana... Ice Ike "..u' herr
N.Iel•pbere .l t)wr Neighboring 50 .,rl.l
-The Yu,. or'Aat.s>•hnsera
Atu.nlg tow lust inter.•.t.ng .4aa•rva-
tion. of Mare durltto the ns•ru1 ettpan loon
were those rebating I. t1)• ,;r.aluel dlsap
peat -mice of 140• stow tap surnotimling its
,•.nit)rrn {..le. The ellad1.14•drance wee
dor, of.•„tar..•, to the tart 1b it it wire a
titer :k tit•• •.•uthrru In'uii.phere of Man.
oval the polar mous,. Inch 4441 1)11,194 1411+1
more rodent it. the amt roc higher upon
them , 'et, although for raoal was
plain. Ane1'wain. It. cep pl1Im, our could
nn watch the prowess without .-tp•rirur
1).l; a .tranee itrding that A,tautal.tad al•
most to liar. 11 14 finite coyeay. the
�r ieniitte amerieati. le. think ,rt.pwwm
alely of 14*. p.au•:hirtiv', tint ..iter thong.
may. ltoOft in tot heir wurl.la )not ten tbry
do in (11i.ung a14 long an your ryes have
1.0t ruufinned aluit ia in your tuiud;
Irl; is heti peering through a telescope .1,u
actually behohl such oa-urr•neee,the
effect ?a stxrtlutg. It is like toutingsud-
den!) tat broad daylight Upon the scenery
4 a .lrewiu. I li Juts.. 1 the atom around
the south' pule of Mors wait O,4110 male.
renew .\ 411,.w rap of proportional...1i
nrn•inu, on the earth would. in the u.•r
1 hrul'.phen-. extend as far ...11th tar
'l l'et6•r•burg..tk40 southern twain? of
rtrr,l4md and :Mount St Blta. in .1114.►14
By .Italy I the diameter of the snowy arca
hwl410ilu•h..l to Matto ':east toll.'+. 4 In
Ugn+t 1 it w'a. only 1,1)01 miles and on
Atag ust •::, flue date. of thea •r.o).(i,r
111 ti:.' -'.1)1 Ilero 1,.',., l'.)4l,r,' of Mor.. the
snots rap w: -a• hilt fun /1111e. arrow. Beat
hi•At :u, mm�latr. 111 n Martini .mmii,rr
after the .tau )a. begun to decline. jn.t AN
it ,1.s•. 11:.111 the earth, anal rrlv,nliIIglc
tion :ieltiug of the .now'. vont 10(led after
the ..rlaie•r mac )':144001. :1t thy end of
Septetaiher tee di0oartet of the snow -Y,.
ere.? mocha' WA only Monett .%441 pool.".. and
rel the opining of November 1t wee lav
144th , *4 moors.
Now- rnn1rs-a rt11104r fact. .11eott the
noddle of (k-tobrr it was reported (lint the
{a,:ar snow rap of Mars had sani.herl.
•mite of he. Iar_at tcleacop•. failed to
reveal a trace,.( it Vet it i. out probable
that t bre.. ae•ritiilly rlrtirely diarpprarerl
1'he explan:eif
ton of tlu apparent dirap-
pt•armntr is no al.tubt to Ile found in the
fact that as the .;u,w area dinsitiio.pied it
Loft the toile tinroi-erect by receding lo one
"ids, for preriuus observatin. have .huwu
that 4in NI 44 on eurtll, what may bet
called the "pole of (nil ,our. mot cot
respond in heotth4m 4ith the 154?1' '.1 l)
pia tort*. axis,- Sehiap.rr)!1'. 1,to..•rs'at ion+
to is` atnl 447(0 -Mowed that the Ventre of
the snow cap during It. minimum in thine•
year. Wes d:.p':.ted too -aril- that side of
the pole corrr.p31111111.: 11, am arw.grapho
loner iltole of 4141,itt 4, align•,. 1.V t1) too•
.•'
her .Ida 4,1 tilt plan-' turned low'rl,l t
.•.,r,11 the' .mow• .:). w4n11d have t11, -n tn-
xi•i).i,•. iwitlg. s., 1.. .fwak. hidden behind
the par Thia i. apparently what'."
nonan.) 111 the middle of 4)r (, rr last The
south p,i.• wn4 then fns (roil ice, and the-
.41,41.4.
he-
,.an4re• of t he .now -4 regi.th *0. di..1.0acc•41
a• In 1.:: anal 1.:!e, a1'.ng the meridian of
4.1 degree.. lint it *n. 41,o lir a;her .far
of the planet which was a: that tin. pre.
'.aneed toe -and the e-nrth luring the beet
Moir. ;or ot•.rrveti.'4 . and rn,l..•qu, tatty
Ili ta,lat
.now n":L. .40191, not 14.41i11444 It.
11441 no existence. but becatiae it ws.sr0u-
e.'eJ.
It t. proluable. however. that at its tniu-
ItUr1U1alf or "uow- tap 0014. exceedingly Meal).
permute, le.. than one hundred utiles le
ilunrte•r Nu- such rapid find .•stem"lire__
di-apia'ar:sncy of .now Sad Yee ever occurs
up.0 the earth, although the advocate. of
x19 open polar .ea may Ori encourogeoirnt
lit the fart that the u0co..'r..l .noel rode
,f \Mary corre.p,uds in color toad mentr,i
IN* &anee *ith what an. believed to In
the water 'area.. of 4hat planet. while what
rrmaius of the .note cap 10 such rin•uin•
-14110re. testa rlpplr4Itly upon a mass ret
land. Iwrhap+ no more Chau au i,Ltnd r:.
lug out of the polar ..,.•rile 1/wing to the
larger eccentricity of It. orbit. .1 he ,-x
tn•nn's of temperat it re on \lars are greater
than 11 p.m the en rt h. alt hon oh the total
amount ..f the .''lar )rat recipesby the
pi,mtrt i• tea. than 414: f 1i. ?mob a. w•c met.
itut mh,rr important t;,:t, rI„•4' difference.
is Or r.r;ty of Man' atmosphere, which
ha. hero Ml clearly tlemonarated hr the
tovut stood roe'upic o(wervat ions of !'red.
t'an'pls•ll. 1t may not be ...dentine. but it
is certainly Minion t. a.► 'whether it is
prolabl• that Minion brings resembling
newlys were inelUderl in the field of
view of our telescope.. last aututnti, while
w, Nntchp.) the .untitem .mows of Mara
aparkliug to the sou 41141 rlielring an'ay at
his ardent touch. If rush icing. are there
thin tau.? eve.? ill an at nn«phare lest
than nuc gnsrter as extensive u the
teeth
Mono trie.etted hear Peeepe ,
A valuable dim -overt- has been tna'ie at
i'ianellieSetteimini, near Pompeii. mi the
property- of a certa;a M. 'Vincent de
)'rreeo. A houee has been unearthed which
was. wenn) at the time the city was bur-
ied. and it is said to be in s more perfect
•-ondition than any building yet discovered.
It a retains several large apartment., and
Llama- bathroom. with the twain.' in %culp-
t need marble, ant a ith leaden pipes orna-
Owtited with brunt.. faucets. The three
rooms correspond, says a writer. in des
gibing the disoovery. to the "calidarhlm.
:epidarium and frigidarinm, which were
sle*pi to he found in •ncieat bowies of
the tont claw. 1n consequence of the
eruption of \'esurilu, A 1) 79. the I'om-
peiian houses brought to light heretofore
have (wen roofless, almost without exert. -
than Port nnately. however. that on the
property of Al. tie Preis, )• perfect. and
•rcher,IagOuta are happy over that 10rt
The rood Illleaacne almost forty-four fret
.n length," --
A Story of Iowa C.ebbura,
1w)rl ('nckhnrna after a long stroll, sat
lown on a holland* 14..td. a ob.phenl and
olw.er'ed that the •here elected the cold
Mt .Atkin/won for lying down "Alae.-' odd
he, "1 think i(1 were a sheep Parould cer-
tainly have preferred the other side of that
bill " The ab.phenl answerer "Ay, my
Lord. brit if ye had leen • .h.ep ye wonkl
have 1441 main. wn.'e.•• and hi• lordship
.ares tired of r.laitug this story aid tura-
ins the 1at4.th 1,m him,..lf
Maw Usage. ed Steapllelty
1t will please those people writ. have al-
ways held that Part. la a thoroughly ,a,
phletieatel place to hear that a nnm4wr of
the .•r•iety leabrs )n that city hare hand
"el thenewit. together In a "I. gne of
�Impie.'Ny." It M their noble pnrpow. to
destroy the rei,ln of mere wealth in moiety
ami 1 , restore the mythical period of real
boepltallty and guanine este telameat.
la Samna when .kips se ler
The. 1a1.1 timer to t1)) cradle high,
t'wl„ the .lar of rnorrdllg Web,
Tetanal*.
Thr) hanks to windward sod to Ise,
Osier the warm world and the sea;
The) sen moue other like to thew,
Eire those .;lnple I,rarl• thy* ache
Isbell hose their sw,nnt:ol, t.•i thy sake
sMar tiu.t 111 Nord ,0,l nesrr take,
Ttbduta.
W,f1 with Imo fragrant .un.hiw bond
out 1., nee of Hewitt. and their friend'
Neave war t1)) roues, and sweet (blur end.
Tusnala.
Nits Prom Edmond /tu..elt
.511 art ,'t iv .ire.. .0o0).1 1.• related t
poise of the 1..1y 'Tit• correct poise is
or/light liter on the trout from f•.rehrail t
toe., cheat up, stom,a•I, held in the 111
of youth, twenty mei health.
liner perfect freed:nu f..r the neck. it
as Maul to look choked a. to feel choked,
\n ug!) Heck aoil her wrtukle.. gain i
Kram and exl.ress:oil if rtawlclp1tryl front
high collar: 4111,1 given .'chance to rr,lret
the past.'
Clot lie. should touch the hotly as light)
as possible. lit 4)rtentat4 .114.44, n4 a darn
dame .lin• overdo a 5),•ucti e441 do Sul
thing She ran OA en run uprta,rs with
bah) muter our Arra. is cup of tea in 1,e
Mold islet plat' ell mase boU on the NAV.
1Y.411411 have brought disfavor and .'
position upon going without c'.r.et. h
diwtn.nliug then) grselo. The object .e
leaving 1,R rot -arta is to remove prei.•-utx
and add beauty And rxprc•.luu lo the 'RAY
There are lm.r supple:ow waists as Lich
aceta till. freedom and grace
Tighht.;trr convenient. but exert an in
jurtuu. prredire. :I. they clasp the bol
too. rhmelt . Su far A. we get rattail pre•.
sure, wr atlti to iter.oual COM flirt. :Ito
throw 11, personal, same, power and 'tithe
encs
Beware of prie,Yw gown* males.. yo
have audtesl body poise. Examine the
statute..front Minerva 1.. f'+ycheand them
ob.rrve how (,-w .'omen carry tl:rm.rlcr-
to harmunis.• with the trying !cues of the
prince,.. garment.
Nearly :alt brit„ Are cot 'tuouplace and
Ugly. They "introits :all graceful curve.
:1141 4'xp19•srtun of the body 11'itde. rain
pie,( scarf belts are good, but girdle. ore
1 ettrr. In arri.tie der.. evey perpeu
111. talar tiny helps. every horix.mtal line
bunt.,
hr voluminous putt«i .leeves etre per
hap. &Vasil for .tyle. but lied for beauty
alnl jorr+omtli4it they rdacr the .Houlder
line, one of the most beautiful lines o(r4,
body. !kremlin! drew. sbotikl rive
the corn m,npiate trrnl. ".tyle," or 1010
'apnea iter..
A Il rgerons rlsst,
.11'an:ulian rlimla•r. the )ll))'al44?*? 1,11, 44'
1'.', luta received the name of `erne)
plait'' fr its treatment .4 tntferfti-r.
it Mowers mt the month of .lugua :.red the
batter4ir., attracted b4 the pert' lime.
hover around it in large number. and
push their trunk• auto the ,corolla. to ail
the 1..1404. A pair of-.e.u.ill'.' 4'rge4t310,.
{rine:,rr• in the heart of the IV -Mel' grips
the delicate prolnnciot, and in .pito- ..f
.: ruitglr. too gone free the butterfly hang•
•uspeudrd until it dies. .1.piatrehtly the
plant hoot nothing to gain by the death 1,1
the 1o..•e•t. a. It i. not "caruivorols.-- li►r
the V.-34%fly trap In fact. if the butter
Ay o ere alt.wnl to conte and go it would
ten.( to foster the apnoea by Mooing
ere.. ter ili,It,on. It 3ppo.ars, however,
ala• the '•cruel plant" estate originally
from I)razil. n here the Lutterflie• are
noic11 stronger and extra) ate their starker)
front the trap We may add chat another
00.. b, Els 0040.
The p.rtdsusoy of • ateeot urchin who
wishes to earn money se sometime annoy •
Mit, but 'secretly etuossbl. Kon sad
thea It becomes •musts. .ad almost termini.
able.
:'May, ml•tu,do veal want )our 0.)405 0•t•
reed askew such a boy reaming alter • man
who was hurrying along the street, eytdeut-
ly bound for the .lrl.oI •
'No, 1 don 1, 04sterted the man, • lutist
ebarply.
'1 .1 carry It to the depot tor • dime,' per.
eut..f Ibe boyo
'I tell ybu 1 dotal want it carried,' said
the man, quickening hie pace.
'Don't you'' said the bey, breaking into •
trot to keep abreast of bis victim.
'N.., 1 Jon 1,' aced the wars, stewing
o Yen'ely at his wall tormentor.
a •11'lII, theta, master, said the maim,
• with aro expreealea of anxious and In10rent
a 40.111117 nu hu round dirty twee, 'what are
ysu clrrylee It for 1Yhy don't you set 1t
1s dean
to spite of h,mselt, the man's mouth
n twitched, and with a "Tore, take it " he
passed war the lag to hu persu,eot con-
n pastes. who steamed rapelll &leg without
•entbrr word until the depot we reeiene.1
y where he recet.ed the.oveteel tea -mat mete
I with a 1.eanawg /Mlle.
a
anadian paid. the t menu, discolor. t•
charged n it h .'rurlty Thr A..wer ha. o
gland *1,011 "0cretes n liquid ,equable of
hitting these t. which are fond of i'
Moreover, they .Carel to he attlp1A.,l oto''
poisoned boy it, and no reason can as yet he
:p signe4l for the anally cou.egIlene! -
New `fork .ldvertieer.
How t.. Treat Ink spots
Ink stain• err hand to drat wit'b. but
much may b• ,o•cotnpl.h.,l as to their di.
:q)te:arance If they are only treated in
':me One west rrllre.ly is to tear blotting -
paper to pieces and hold the rough edge.
on the ink when it i• freshly .pilled. If
there is no hlott,itg-pwpfr at hand rover
the spot. with Indian meal, or liquid ink
may he al.orbsl by Cotton flatting. When'
ink .pilled the tint care should be to i
present it from spreading
Another way of preventing ink stains is
to immediately wash the stained article
in several waters and'then in milk, letting
it soak in the milk for Several hour.. An•
other nlah tier of removing ell ordinary ink
stains ie to wash the article immediately
in vinegar and water and then in wap and
water. No matter what is used for remuv•
lag ink. the stain must be rubbed well.
Coele to raet.
The fly eater of Cuba can neat Ina Work-
ing thimble.
In Corinth, attend the time of ('brise,
twenty Aga brought two Cents.
Postage stamps are gummed by a atareh
peel. made from potatoes,
Birds fly by developing about three
times as much horse power per pound of
weight as ratan.
At the Bombay Zoological garden• the
skin of a we serpent erety-four feet in
length !s on exhibition
The white house corner atone was laid in
11112. and the building was first occupied
by John Adam..
A fatal fall front a great height is said
to be painless. se 4nconaciousnese prrredea
the crash of condom:ion.
cretins Proverbs.
i'ulitenera is like a pneumatic tire, as
it sun many • jolt In the journey of
life.
The world, like • bicycle, would .,aro
come tr. a stop, 1f it were not for the
cranks
Our lives are like roadsSome are
smooth and even from beginning to end,
and same are all ups anti down*
A pleasant di•pssilk n, like the oil in a
bicycle bearing. reduces friction and pre
yenta • world of wear and tear.
rbnt.wrapke t .I.r Printing.
According to the Photographic Times
the meet annwaftil of remelt at 'emote at
photographic moor printing by toe rhro
mo -gelatine pro. cos r•qu,re' three nega
tire. (bre of they. in a photograph of all
the red, another of all the yellow, and s
third of all the bone -violet in the colored
plat. or Object to be p4o4t.ographed Plates
we made /ram those. photograph*, aid
they •reAlrinIed oto 140 to recombine the
color. and form • sac -simile of the
ginal
Net ('5•.)), ren.te4
Sulxtoner. Ib.•le to expleedon are. as 40
warn, .,$)• I'ro1e.,w► C. A. Mitchell, In a
state of unstable equilibrium and often •
alight carr. l• •ufp, ietlt en to i)aturb Noe
equilibrium that a Ilwah arraag.msa( 01
the pert 'clew taken mens -.h ether waela
ea explosion
uptlkI*.' 4 11.10,101,.
Rev. I logood " N.. m011 11 so load that
there is not • little of the angel left in
him. 'e
Dobson "t.ures that's so llemember
'pilkins' Everybody thought he was about
the wont man on earth Why, his own
mother weuldn 1 c rn hu funeral- %Veil,
e1r, I've beau told • thousand titan • month
for that haat five years that Neikirk' was the
only real mut that ewer Irye41."
" 1d y goodnees
"I married Spukins' widow.
"AOVERiISERS"
FOR. 1895.
MORNING. EVENING. SUNDAY AND
WEEKLY EDITIONS
Aggressive Republican Jonrnalg
0f the Lgheat Maas.
Commercial Advertiser.
fistablfshed 1:1r Pubh.h"d every eves
intr. New Neve • oldeet et ening newspa-
per. Subscription wt.*. get.
Morning Advertiser.
Published ever)- morn:Diu l toe lead tag It,
T1•*.401:: nesper of the ea. 1 I•an aad
wpa
earless, t'uhecn;Neo0 price, 93 per ref,
Sunday Advertiser.
New Y:rk'. noon popular suede) n. we -
paper. The mn)y Itrp..bl,c•a tot:. sends,'
payer in the l .nett mates 7I au % mixes.
140tau'np..on more. SI per year.
As an Advertising Medium
The ADV ICNTIniNt+ bare au superiors.
(P'1Ln.ple. free. Amo nt0 wanted every o 144x•,
Liberal , oma .0efone.
Address Trg aOMLsTl.ia.
to r., Sew. \.w 1•r14.
MoLEOD'S
SYSTE REOVATOR
AND OTexa TIMT0D 01at(D1an,
Specific and Anridole for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye
pepsu, slesplesene e, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, lose of
memory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
.ones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
dowses, St. Vitus' dance, female irreg-
ularities and reuersl debility.
LABORATORY, IODERIAN, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor sad Manufacturer.
McLaot,'a Burrow ltavovairoa can be had
fr'.m all d e In town, se well a from
dl the d ata between ()wen *bund •N
aea@ar'tb, Bromests, Durban and Tomato.
1.17 IT
Patronise
True
Competition.
Ten Catt*DIAW PACIFIC SAILWAT 060
TtraJa0ale has been .siob8 bad M glue no
potato *Weir.
mansat esenp0Hies eerviee with hus
her sed p
1t 40 0.0004.4 en •Sola•• principles sad le
the tween of Ne patrons.
it 4.servis the gpat of every person cele
hellevefta oompseltiS4..
pre sullen 4sp0.11 use this c
tsew, etemeet4.1 with all llama ar eeafee
4* named awes. flumes Dad [er•po,
1)4'..t through wars to all gelate la
Nwthweet,9411M ()shunt*" and 1'helae Cao
Omoo-1..1b Aldo Naaat,
It. IIIMICLILIP116
of of Loud Mesmer, Oe4erteh
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
we eaar•.Ne nadirs
o44Id.,y pins to cure est
caw ellire=R t'a DIusI, H ieanHsle s...,
Sold b`y dealers
5.40 NIbset -111 wmdlids seeweye by
mad ot
�nipt ed odes.
ttrrervlec• - per hos. sr !1 boom nada
011 L A. *MITH d1 00.. Tomei&
NEW
CARPETS.
X a x x it r x
The largest shipment of Carpets
ever seen in Goderich came to Col-
borne Brcs. last week. All new stock
and new designs.
They can suit everyone in Car-
pets, from a 10 cent Hemp to a $I.25
Brussels.
Ladies' Mantles, 25 per cent. off.
Short Ends of Carpets at Whole-
sale Prices.
COLBORNE BLOB., GODERICH•
The Great Carpet'and Lace Curtain. Witr1 hurls,
of the County.
7MC "IP -C7.7" W UA. fr
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE?
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with a goad article at r low prior.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools,"Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SP*CIALTY.
Don't fail to „ iy(y me a call.
R. W. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
No Stones, Stems, or Dirt!
CLEANED
CURRANTS
AND RAISINS.
Everybody Likes them
14•nr 1'4ri.tn,..- t )morn solicited
CHAS. A. NAIRN,
THE GROCER
WAITI1IG FOR SOMETHING TO TURN UP.
what b the growl of waiting for It teems *Reed ,ben not be able to "NI eke hkJL'•Ia t0.
interval get y..ureelf 10 ,haps by irk fag aawnree In the
FOREST CITY BUSINESS ANO SHORTHAND COLLEGE. LONDON, ONT.
We lay great empbuu on our preet,4.0) a puree. Nee for proof onr • woman! 'indents A
M. Stewart hail received the position a Tray, Maw Auditor with the llc('orm•ck Harseattss
Co.. Winnipeg. Wane us for ew'alogue and p0rticulara, eddreeeine ruefully
I'.11ese neap... Jas, Tow, ma. J. W. WESTERVELT Prima/al.
THE FINEST CROCERIES...
S1iI.ADA TF1a_
GOOD JAPANS (No. 1 DIRECT),
and • full assortment of
--CROCKERY MD G1ASSARI
-AT-
STURDY BROS.,
on TIM eMJnt.
HUGH DUNLOP, PLANING MILL.
THE CLOTHIER,
has just returned from the cities where he
hos been .electing
IIW SPRING GOODS.
He has now on hand a Large Line
of the Choicest Goods in the
Market and is prepared to
turn out work in the Bent
Staple possible, and at Pnoe. to
suit the times.
H. DUNLOP.
iAMONO
1 INNER
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co N STI PATI O N,
(`BILIOUSNESS,
DY PEPSIA,-
ICK H�
HEADACHE
• E0ULATE THE
ON IL PILL Akita ILATINe
INSUS11! MOO DISISTION.
25 cls.
ISTISLISNEI IISO.
Bllcliailails & Rhllas
santri Serum
BABH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers 1. all Made w
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad it.184et'.' mateetd of every 4eaer$a<Ms
School Furniture a Specialty.
GODIIRiOH
Sham Boiler Works.
rl'ARUM= "IOW
A. S. C H RY STA Ly
Owieseeer l0 O0rpslsl ! wOakJ
Manufacturers of all kind@ d Pietioo
cry Merino, Upright Tabular
7330= .=2/3,
Salt Pans, Brooks Nt•eka, 1!6met Trio
AheeWork., sec,, etc.
_.),. lesson0 Upright •0A
.n A4ttle0+nt
Thu
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