The Signal, 1896-7-16, Page 88
TUE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT. THIIBSDAY JULY 16, 1896.
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It's safe to bull our
11110 CIS
and safe to use them.
They wont break your puree, and
they won't break your neck. Safe
from point of quality, safe from point
Di style. Made of :aa.nill& or hemp
cordtug. PRICES begin st 51w
and run up to any price you wish to
I,&y. We don't pretend to be r store
for min.,., ,...lac gentlemen and ladies
only, but for haul working eve ry day
people who wish to enjoy every costa
fort this Summer
Best Hardwood CROQUET SETS
1 It,ll,* $ ; a
1.00.
1.20
E PFM F S S WAGONS,
25 p- o. OFF
We sell . rictly,for Cash, which accounts for such low prices.
GEO. PORTER, BOOKSELLER.
Store close. during Bummer mnmtba at 6 o'clo.•k felephnoe ezohaor.
oyes till 8 O'c1.,. k •b. re the eaen.trg newspapers wall be distributed.
COLONIES. and or ra t ler a hatch of lltlandw, In the
CONVICT COLO` 1 ES. Youths rn Pacific Ocean, about four day■
HELLS AND PARADISES 1N PENAt.
SETTLEMENTS.
Lasky Port tog nese COettlwals Haar r
Free assobt.ay ',hue 1s. Abler liar -
rave e 4 l:rwtil.ft
slberl . 1.. ' 1tlert,
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snout! • 1.., - r.•tatr 1..1.. f •1 ;'•••
Medi r a. 1 a of 1rtrr:.l..1!i.. 't
criminal Poisul;ttlt.n to places btyonei
the 1..u...larles, of rlvlllsatl.•n. l:n(t-
Mr,d, it t.r tru •, oily aboliehe•t the torae-
tles al...ut forty years ago. but Yzsncs,
Italy.. s:paln, Portugal, Holland, Tur-
ks, ERYpt and Ilrnail still adhere
to the 01.1 fdshiuned method. wtth re-
pairs That :..n rearcely ba d••s•t1b.•d 31
sirue•Lit'l r). For, while the descene-
auts ..f the cid English convicts lo
Austl.,sia. and earn in Oda country,
]rive 14,4..m, Iso-.tblding .dttsena, re-
markt+l•1' f••. their principles, ter their
energy and for all those !tatty •*cellel.t
qu lm e whi• h have contributed to
much the development as.d prosperity
of tv • to -1 • ..t;t menta; It may I
Coulr• 1 wh,th••r the conte ct establish-
ment: .,t .oth Yr 1 11..4,4 has.- ec• r
acbtived any rt:sult ..th.-r than brine;
lug at.eat the nearest a1.1.a.'. h tier-
on
yeron eattht.. what hell is tsq.ularly sup
is sc..! to be. This is mainly attrebut
able to th•-•fact that throe penal Petat.-
lashm,•:ets are au far distant fr.nn the
eerntaat seat of the home government
that e1..- are completely le•yon1 the
til-•te1".•-n and control of th.- latter,
and. inasniuch u tt la Impossible to
find tit ..1 eines administrator: and offi-
ciate t , undertake the repuI'lae duties
Of jotters, the unfortunate convicts are
Lect•r•-arily left to the mercies of men
whoa r utiments of humanity are eith-
er nt.x. to ..r blunted, and whir are•free
to ;soak olsrn their defencless eiCtirnl
ever) itnlginat.l• Indignity and cruelty
that 1t is peoislil•le to conceive.
„Spain. fur inatatlne, ss. -,',a both 144
....nal and political ounvtets to the
frighttul 1„rum's prison of Ceuta, on
nurtlwrnm..st spot of tjte Afrleaft
Coast. just oly.osite t.. Gibraltar, (.'euta
la, Indeed, th.• second of the so-called
idlers of lit -roues that mark the en-
trance of the Atlantic Ocean Into the
Mediterranean Sea, and, while the p11 -
lar on the '4panlsh shore has been
transformed by the English Into an al -
Meet Impregnable stronghold by arms -
Went. the Spaniards have made their
Rock Into one huge omelet priwnn, tiers
Spon tiers of dungeons and cells sue-
eeeding one another, down and down
and d.iw n. until they attain a depth
of mot- than 200 feet below the level
of the era.
The convict prisoners 01 Portugal are
Dent. for the m.•sl part, 10 ll•.zamblque
stud Ib.•I:ea0n Itay, on the ••art enact of
Afr:rn
True. the t tamale is unhealthy,
but. tieti, tlu• lir.' u ••n•• of ease anti
104.1... •• The government of these pe-
aal .. ttni•• me Is .4 the most happy -go`
lurk) .1• -. rli 11on There Is no big peni-
tential > •r roach t establishment; noth-
ing but elle mere small town jail, anti
the prisoners, no matter whether they
are murderers. forgers or simple thieves,
are allowed the freedom. not alone of
the t..wn, but of the entire• colony, all
that they are required to do being to
report themselves once a week or once
• month to the local oilief of pollee
Rome of them keep strops. others liquor
saloons, while oto of the chief cranks
Y lllcisarnItque Is under the direction
and evontr•,I .4 an ex Lisbon bank
es*bI.•r who was sentenced to per.al
srrvtludc fur life for embezzlement ar.d
forgery. True, they have no (1v11 rlgh:.t,
sod if the etovernor or any one of 1,6.4
leading officials of the colony happens
to take a fancy to the wife of any one
of them, the convict can enter two re" -
test, minor, by virtue of tris Position as
a condemned felon he Is rtvilly ileal,
and as swede Incapable 01 contracting
may matrimonial union that Is valid In
Ow eyes of the law. Hut then, on the
other hand. they are suhjrnt to no ..-
dal ostracism. Military and naval
cheers, as well as civil et/florne Judges
arid magistrates me no harm In dining
at the same hotel table as Meg -term
esetvirta, and even the Governor-Gen-
eral has been known to serd his aide►
ille-neap hunting all aver the town or
lresamislque for a Man cendarnaed for
pvfanattinet of graves, out who was
cuomwnwd as tie best billiard player
la are settlement and as molt was the
giartser of Bas Iroeelleney et his dally
/set-proadial taste.
Franey divides her eonvk.t. Into toe
astagnrres Goethe bel►oed hepe of tis
VlLuti.n or mortal repair, and ttwtao
As are on.si4e e d 1s have sows slim
N NNW teatime left ottani-triad the Sur
lass of their meadow astar•l Th. tit,
IMP aro serest to Mew Calsbsla as tot
•
distant from the Aust rattan cosi
There, provided that they behave them -
ashes, the) bea.roe, after a time, eat:
. lied to all sorts of ImmunMew and prlai
lett'''. As at Mozambique, one tln.Ts
I msMerers, forgers and bank robe rs,
v bo hare completed the first seven
years of prison rules, settled down in
the country around Noumea as prosper-
ous farmers, and in the town Ibsen as
shopkeepers, market gardeners, artl-
aeon and even as schoolmasters. The
Principal drultrtfat's establishment in
the colony is under the direction M
that Paris apothecary Fenayrnu,
whose sho k ng murder of his wife's
Icn•er, at Chatou treated so great a
eruption in the French metropolis
about twelve year" ago, while the at-
tractive Gabriel, his wife, who helps t
to finish her alt -fated admirer by beat-
ing out his braille with a hammer with
the object of proving to her husband
leer regrets for having betrayed hes
honor, Is now one of the belles of the
colony, and of an afternoon when the
military b.tnd plays upon the public
square. Is the e' ntre of a crowd of
t.•aux. many of them omc'et's of the
army and oMeials of the settlement.
\',•ry different Is the lot 'of those
whose sad fate oonitigos them to the
frightful-c.d••ny of Cayenne, where the
rlintat• is as vile as that of \,.v rai -
donla Is mai nlfie,•nt. and where the
nr 41.).•(t of the jailer appears to be
' . kill by brutality and pe•rsecutl.'n
.. - • who. have been spared by The
to st11. r.tial miasma, wbich is the curse
1 .f t1.•et t:.1ul plague spot of South
l .•11 a .:.. There Is no way of escape.
Me seashore being patrolled h)' row-
boats while on the land wide the penal,
sem ment le surrounded by huge t,t••
• llese•s Infested by snakes and giant
:crabs, w•hob are in the habit of nowt-
! My upon fugitives who, exhausted by
!their exerti..ns, have remained stick-
In the swamp unable to proceed further,
1There is no alleviation of the lot of
the Cayenne convict, Slid unceasing
f {*bur 'Under r!"• most antoierat.ly ha: -t.
conditions is their hot, until death m••te.
dfuliy relieves tihem M their sufferings.
Ile M there that Capt. Dreyfus, the
wealthy officer of the headquarters
'staff, who was convicted by a eo* r
m311101 of selling the French plans of
m.d.ilizatk.n to Germany, is eondem't.'ct
1r, .pend the rema4nder of tits days,
and there, too, 11e the bones of those
many thousands of political suspe'ts
who were deported during the first
five years of the reign of Napoleon 111.
aItteout trial. and who have never been
heard of since. •
1 tin the same continent, near the
sources of the mighty river Amason.
and some two thourian d miles or more
from the monster stream, is the Siberia
1 01 the Republic of Brasil, a desolate,
fiver stricken region, from whence few
convicts have ever returned to telt the
tale of the horrors of the place. One
of the rare exceptions, however, Is that
of the English banker at Rio known
as Count Leopoldlna, who was W ad-
vised enough to act as the financial
agent of Thorn Pedro after his depose
Gott. and who was In consequence set-.
tented to transportation for life. Ming
only liberated on the accession to °Mee
of the present Chief Magistrate d the
Republic.
Italy has but lately commenced de-
porting the worst .of her convicts to
Msssowah. ilut Inasmuch a. It nowt
appears doubtful whether, after the de-
feats which she has sustained at the
hands of the Emperor of A.hYs5M.,
she will be able to retain possession of
her 'settlements on the Red Sea coast of
Africa, it 1s difficult to predict as yet
what will be the ultimate otitedme of
the experiment. Turk. -y ships off her
o.onvlel. to Tripoli, one of the emir
spots .4 the Ottoman Empire where
the Sultanlc rule remains In foroe In
all its mediaeval barbarity and emelt?.
The penal settlements are .Ituated on
the borders of the great !tabors Deem,
far beyond the ken of sissy European
t'I*rsut and heaven only knows what
.Ilabolleal crtirptees are wreaked then
on the heads of the unfortunate cion.
eltts. Indeed. when at Coststantlaopae.
Smyrna or Reboots It la known that a
man he• been shipped off to Trlpofl by
orders of the Sultan his relative. =mum
aim a. dead, @Ince he never Is fated
to return Until two months ago Inset
Omaha was the ennui powerful digni-
tary of the Turkish Renpere, lia oaiy
meane through which th. Sultan outdid -
be apt•rernited. Seeddenly, without a
moment's warning, he fell tole gram.
Iran shipped off to Trfpolt, sad three
days after landing there disappeared
from ream as completely as thougk be
bad lima eswallowM op by a try
doer.
Of all these terrestrial elmee/s rite
worst of W probably is that of Res -
Oa le the Island of Ilashallisk Iwws eb
Iia Petembe s as 'The Staab itsaa<`
1E'3I'ECIA1..d
SATURDAY NIGHT SALB.
THREE DOUBLE 3 BARGAINS THREE.
Herr they are, and ev.ryoae a record breaker Keaet the list carefully
Ilene it i..
BARGAIN NO. 1.
Table
Linen 34c.
Towels 7c.
BARGAIN NO. 2.
LADIES'
Blouse Waists
750.
This tabling is all pure Innen 60.
inches wide, and cheap at 50c.
SATURDAY NIGHT PRICE,, 34c
5 Dos. all Linn Towels, worth
regularly, 10c. each.
SATURDAY NIGHT PRICK 7c.
Parasols $I.
Three Dos. handsome blouses, all
sizes and colors, regular pries $1.25.
SATURDAY NIGHT PRICE 75c.
This lot of Parasols range from
$1.35 to $2 15.
SATURDAY NIGHT PRICE $1.
BARGAIN NO. 3.
LADIES'
Cotton Hose
100.
5 Dos Lathe: fast Black Cotton
Hose, regular price 15c.
SATURDAY NIGHT PRICE 10c.
1 hw is a lot of old 'bis and prices
worth double the money.
Children's Cotton Hose 10c. SATURDAY NIGHT ,PRICE 10c.
i.argaw is g.viuute. Don t Mimi then!. Next Saturday Night.
J. T. ACHESON.
tree from supervision the authorities
practice the most appalling cruelties
upon such of the prisoners as possess
neither mental, physical neer pecuniary
attraction. Flogging of bath male and
ta.•ale convicts Is lamentably frequent,
the victim being often lashed to death.
Thls is not astonishing when the fact
is borne in mind that all the officials
and Government tsopl•,yes on the island
have either been stationed there in
quasi disgrace, as a kind of punish-
ment, or else are creatures of such low
social, moral and intellectual order
that it is thtposstble to employ them
In Europe or even on the mainland of
Siberia. -Philadelphia Press.
Was Adams the meet Maar
About the middle of the seventeenth
century an audacious att. rnpt was
made to rob Adam of the honor of
having been the tint Goan. Isaac de
la Peyrere, in an odd little volume.
ewtltled "The Pre-Adamltea. attempt-
ed to prove that there wen• two crea-
tions of men -the first on the sixth bar
of the work of creation, when "God
created man male and female." The
robbing Interpret the above passage of
Holy writ as meaning that the first
race of human beings were creattuer
in which both sexes were united to
the same individual. According to ie.
la Peyrere Adam was the result of alar
second creation -the "male and festal'!' .
being having been the progenitor of
the Gentiles, Adam the father of the
Jews.
A great many people fell 1n wide the
views of De la Peyrere and he was
the lion of the hour. His followers were
called "Pre-Adamites" and they In-
creased in numbers rapidly, until 0tt.
ally the movement became so strong
that the founder of the sect was com-
pelled to go to Rome, and abjure his
doctrine at the feet of Pope Alexander
VIL-St. Louis Republic.
•
`Can/erbwry Cathodes,.
The sum of £20;000 is needed for the
clearance and r.' totstlon of the crypt
of Canterbury Cathedral. SStgland-
the repair of the cloisters. the repair,
suite nation and restoration of the chap-
ter house, and the restorati„,n of tine
ancient chapel of At. 'Andrew, which is
neer unsightly from neglect and diorite -1
urement. Dean Farrar appeals t.. th.
English speaking Christians through out,
the wurld for contributions for a res-
toration fudd, as the cathedral author.
Ides have no funds available for the
purpose.
1•sr.t.y Gad 1►.atb.
Parsley. among the Greeks, was sym-
bolic of death. It is said that an Ath-
enian army marching out of the city
during this Peloponessfan war, was
panic stricken by meeting two mule.
laden with parsley going Into tae city,
this fact being considered as a token
that the army would soon be vanquish-
ed with great slaughter. "To be to
need of parsley" was a favorite Greet
eupiiendrm for death.
raed.tooe•s Idea nr Naar.
Mr. (aadstone has been forbidden to
make any more public apeec es this
)ear. The distinguished patient will
probably rest by writing twelve hours
• day and chopping trees at Intervals
by way of exercise.
COLUMBIA ON TIIE ROCK&
The neer skip M the rads* Mall M. Use
Is. Msgerse slaps -- May
Omsk Le.
Haan P1•anctaon, CU., July 14. -The
steamer Columbia of the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company, Capt. Clark, went
ashore about N o'clock ibis morning
during a thick hog at Pigeon Point, a
rocky proj.ctlon about halt way be-
tween San Yranckioo and Santa Cruz.
The big steamer was on her way from
Panama to San Francisco, The latest
advice§ from the seen. of the accident
state that the Columbia is in a danger -
ow position, severely pounding the
rocks; and If she is not soon lightened
wilt go to pieces. The Columbia is •
new ship and one of the latest addi-
tions to the Pacific fleet of the mail
onmpany. She was built In Chester,
Pa., 1n 13*2, and Is of Nit tons burden.
A brief despatch received from P1 -
.adeno •t 1.2e to -night state. that the'
Columbia's passengers, si In number,
and her crew of lel bad all been wifely
landed. The veee&wifely is pounding heavi-
ly .n the rocks, and dRl to ail proba-
bility be a totai wreck. She has as
beard a mixed cargo, the value el
k� ikee Gland anti* flea
DID BB HUICIDB
Or t• rrlYmlr.I M likelbio em4 l>'1mting
• P..aslsal .lois em ass
resift
latah Illy 14-WIUlaa C. Laois•
gtmab.L • mishit Mort Is abs easier
of the American express Company,
disappeared last Friday night and his
family fear he has committed suicide.
Me was seen at Niagara Falls on
Saturday. It is reported that he wrote
a note to his wife Informing her that
he was about to do away with himself.
It concluded something like this: -May
God have more mercy on you, my chil-
dren, than 1 have had. Good-bye.
Your Unfortunate Father."
The police do not believe Ruckdeschel
has committed suicide. He is said to
De giving to practical joking, and on
many occasions Is reported to have
jocularly threatened to kill himself.
He is a large man, 56 years old. He
has three children, two girls and a boy,
the youngest being about 12 years old.
His wife dial about six months ago,
and last March he married a widow, a
Mrs. Trihder, about 45 years old, who
came from Canada.
Irtra.r Weal Is needs.
London. July 14. -Intense heat pre-
vails to -day throughout the a.uthern
part of Great Britain and in Francs
and Germany. In London there is sot
a breath of air stirring and the mer-
cury
ercury marks Net degrees In the shade
and 135 degrees in the sun. In Parts
the heat 1r s•, great that It has been
found necessary to close many of the
workshop"
Subscribe for Trig S1csAt.. $1
epee
WE'RE IN IT
That is to my
CATTLE BROS.
have bought oat the business of
JOHN RALPH, en HAMILTON STREET,
and o•rry • toll lime of Stoves, Tin
and Granite wear, and ue prepared
to give tenders for
Plumbing, Fitting,
gave -Troughing,
and Tinning,
and fuaren1e•e to give you satisfac-
tion to mob and every line.
Our retriteestere are the beet in
the market. Cell and ase them.
fir Leave your orders at John Ralph'.
Old Stood, Hs-iltos-St,
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumbers anti Tinners.
SIGNS OF SPRING.
The elegant a•sertsmest Of
NMW HATS
We ses olhriam 10 the Public -
dm
Seola taristay with mature as
r.self • arM%rite e a T ttire.Gad bey
rs
•1se raw stook of ail the later
1. Ohre. Shirts, Collars, Cans,
N.ekwear. Hostere, etc.. at
O• R. SHANE & 00 'S
IMPERIAL
RESTAURANT'
inwyone M awarethe rad lint tipelsg
with ell 1s esus. M 4aw.iss apes et., hal
,versos* does% know who a p..00ds�es
Come too the IMrt AL RIIYTAURANT
PA MARS and try
AI.I T'8
Pllrkebon lee (frena, Water Isms, Ise
Crean �taiin I Rerouting and
issay Saver el Rmet -ot 1.
__ -'!v53y it _ hile.� fttsrsnenY (fie,
la s••/sram ami ernes r..s e1. ads..
troll ars le The a kay. eesry103*g .1s.�
mot
of tidy, sad M ass left 1s hospslms.r
in
TRT 011d PQVIc o CNA1L
(Mae sad mss w- a pose Ins heel
that.klll..n rsssmsba. •`:jMM. ems be..
A. R. ALLEM
some
BARGAINS
5 pieces
Oreponne Dress Stuffs,
20c. for 15e.
5 pisses
SCOTCH GIM
20e for 15e.
11 pieces
TWUD
I greet from the mill. 45 to 50 cents a
yard 20 per brat. below regular prices.
Ifs best 3 -.est
UNION CARPETS
over assn is Qodarisi.
Colborne Bros.
The Great Carpet Warehouse of the County.
SHOES
attract
attention.
If they are correct in shape they
will be more attractive than a hat.
Soet your shoes right, have them
fit, have them well made, and
up-
to-date. Our Shoes combine these
qualities, and you cannot find bet-
ter wearers or more comfortable
ones than ours.
H. B. PO LOCK,
The Low Price Shoe House.
WE INVITE
you
TO (-'ALI. ANI) EXAMINE
rat' R
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us send one home for you
to try for a week
and if you are
not satisfied, to
feel under no ob
ligation by re-
turning.
e-turning.
HARPER & LEE.
PAINTS
UII.S BRUSHES
SEE MY STOCX !
I think i have the beast value in thews linen I will give you low qty
tations on all HARDWARE this season. Prices in many lines hey* PI.
up recently, but having bought before the advance, I man do t11e very belt IM
yon. Having anticipated extensive building operations this year, I have
terminad to make big sales on small profits.
R. W. McKENZIE.
Wee= Weasbev
I kale gsemeey amid that the heat
• Mb* sm. re w.* weather or tbo
ay, tie wee* ter re cloudy day. af-
filiated sae rent Sten If i west staled,
so std mole as bswt se if. Amus week
Ansaid eq! eels 1lesg de W
bora se fee est ewe kis so Um as
le 10'1.1 abase mrrroaodlyt et 15-
metplasta The Way girt Is lag5br
airs 1•o l dsisat Ore for Om mom
IMO bar Mad Is trbas ow w11b mow
.1.1111.11111111.a►.e r.r--.-.••••.......
...
slag worth waste.-Osrpers IWO
Tails.
• Itiewiat4d .
ls.--ilw WWI°. remitsds me et s
4slinsee phos et Chios.
f
lauds sew OM .H L_I W' MOO
se wee salmi are pr ✓
Melita fel
T� SW
TIM
lar.
FORTY-]
mw ADVERT
Ladelb Callao T
TI s Pharus.y- 4
O.d.rieh ek.. 80
Shoe. MINA AM
Berme Naryafs•-C
Vinton -The Fab
limy's'. Reau.41
Up•so-d.t. Hard.
().doter. B•elals
ess
Yee sake -N. Has
Lost Forty Pana
11 W. All USW -
Three Big Barges
J Gly (.fearing Sale
Fell to Overflewiy
Eztraerdisary Bar
Itstlloval-Bask el
float for Salt -T11
Hare you Childers
For Sal., Nargt.a--
It's Sal. to Buy -G
(Jarpsls-Colbsr.s
Friday Metaiog- J
COMING
JosephKidd lett
Mae Jimmie Ly
wal.t.
Ws. Sevm.sr I
8aterday.
lira S. B. Htsk,
Lures is tows.
Ras Mary BMW
vwtteg to tows.
Wm. J.okmaa,
town off Saturday,
k Hsriltom, d 3
town eta Saturday.
c H. Hood, d Cl
Recessions Park.
M. Jamieson, of 1
Ike past Satard.v.
Rev. K. rairbalro,
(Wench os Sigurd.
Mw Lula Webb
Roast of Mir Kate A
Rev. Fi, de Castel
for • tap os the Can
Mn John Melita
mem (:odonasci
Herbert 8toddsflok
e*Cation to
(aaslpk
Wm. Smit►, .f CYf
family residesos, 8.s
There was • mean
oomouttoe ea M..dal
Chat. Raskin, of
week visiting friends
Mir Aokoren,of lit
Waimea w town the
Mire Kelly, of
Mn. Lem daring the
Mir May MoMori
beat to omit friend. it
Mires Bertha sod
week a • visit to the
A large pay of ti
Hoorn vatted Hayfield
Mir Kate Graham
two meataS visit to ft
Mrs. W. A. Martin,
bis parent., Mr. asd 1
1. I). Grant, of th
rwtmr relatives at bis
Mw V. Elaine 5
nouns her friend Mir
Mus Miaw Meldo
tN last from a visit is
km Kat. Reed, .f 1
low week. in tows os r
Aaiun Cbrb.lm left
Ism to take a podtiee
sir.
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon
Weir inlaid ma, visited
wok.
Mir Andrews, .t Il
Moa On Saturday ..
Neu
Mr. sad Mrs. Kerrie
ss. a visit to Mosses
1It,
Mir Ali.. Daagbmrl
we wanes v Osis
"skH.rb Star off, of AI
� u {M rmWwe. of
Mia ids 8.13..., of
'irtir f Yr. .mei flea
heists. Vi11a
Mks Ida Mobiles.. M
Jhesa°f heir eelY
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