HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-1-28, Page 8THE SIGNAL: OODERIUH. ONT.. THURSDAY JAN. 28. 1897.
ALPS BY RAILWAY.
NO MORE BROKEN NECKS WHILE
ALPINE CLIMBING.
The Trolls tar la to aeveleU.alae •
Dam/serous Palaine r.rmerl, ladutj-
eti-.. Mir ay the Jewaea•e Dowse .r All
Coaatrtew
dipine oilman. Is soma to be re-
volutionised by the u ipicturerrrlie but
sauueuuy praotxal uvuey tar. The
ewthustartic ttw*IataJt uticatrer$ d
ICSigi.Dd 1nay put talar tat uueovatkra.
hat u w al appal to the Yi •'+vc.
The ontarl,rure is one tet tate attest
rtupcutlutla of the age. The cap of
Jwc1rtW Is lt.weu feet above alta level.
Vasty riding to gush is baaht Ut a
mousy oar To be able t•. du au on
the surface of this uwuutain would be
marvellous enough. but most of the
mute will or through a tuunei cut
Through the mare of this uwuctda
11 well he the must espenalvr trolley
Ade is the world. Niue dollars will
be the fare for the ruiii.l trip.
The aesthetic aide of the enterprise
has ben well considered by the com-
pany which will build the road and
by the Swims Government, which be.
sppro.v..l the et•henie- 'The old moun-
tain . I:nrber might ht t.. teaipt.d to de -
dam; ufalnst a pr..)r. • '. hi. b would rob
Rusts c.intt.ing of lir p. rat.. and terrors.
bot he will be atlrtw.'d '. hen told that
the Alpine Chub has aPervv'td 01 the
road. -
Sotnet.hing of the ear•tnc.a of the en-
terprise will be realised whets 1t is
pp•.4nted out *at the difference In level
between the lower and upper terminal
will be 'fess tat. and that this alti-
tude or rise will be scuc .mj n hid with-
in a distalir'e of s.s.-rt and a haat
miler.. N.. such made has ever besM
attained before. and tee steep dens It
enatty Mr..me that the pararen$a0f trig
be .+nrge•11.•d at the fait ma.nent to
Wight from Ibe cars and *ee4jUsh
the remaining lee feet In an ^legator.
Pe, rrwnlntaln torrents and the
ants••-r"atle. fed* by the, glaciers. will
opt ate Immense turbines. Thee* will
bet misled to the great eloctrlc gene-'
ratios mem which the current wall be
dlwtr.buted over the mountain. The
careers will run from the generator,
through transformers In which the
volts will be "stepped up." as that
any ht electrw'al circles. into the thou-
sands and rent by wire in all'rl:rec-
tSons. Then. when it has reached NI
destination or "point .4 tree." it will
be "stepped -down " again to a usable
Intensity. It Is expected that 1400
horsepower will be Manufactured 1n
this unique and exceedingly economi-
cal mender.
Item cure will ire ...oersted. lighted
and heated by electrk tty. 11 is es-
timated that the temperature of the
tunnel will average between two and
tufo degrees below sero. growing cold-
er. o' course. as the autarnit Is ap-
proached. The tunnel will be lighted
by electricity. ()n such steep grades
special carte moat be used. with facU1-
des for clutching the road tied and
holding on to it to carte d a break.
There are forty mountain roads In
Switzerland. and the jack-rali 1s used
on a11. It will be used on the Jung -
frau road. Its construction le eruch
tlNat, the car cannot slip backward
ahead the propelling power give out
• The heaviest down grade. 10 per
tient, will be between the Moen/dock
and the Jungfrttj .ct . The cars will
lura M a speed of Ave mile an boor on
grades above •19s per cent fire leaner
gradre 1t will be slightly increased.
rNte cars will be built ti
the plan of
trolley parlor cant emit as are vend
for the accommodation of whoppers
between Brooklyn and Flushing.
They will contain every resat* eon.
venlenee, and special cars for invalids
are contemplated by the management.
The htn.er will not to •oaken into Hue
Oar this .iwh an ordinary trolley pole,
but will ' me via a trolley ,shoe. which
will sll.le along a third rail by the
gide of VA. ....lin.... ..�.�
Men burst as n extends throe b
the mountains will Dave opener et
Intervals. for saaltan and other pwr-
pos*a. tut alteser ally to relieve the
monotony of this almost underground
*tamer by giving the tourist a Lean -
sleet view et tee wonderful aoeslerp
roundabout Ths toad beams at the
FAMINE IN INDIA.
C.aaal.a .ad amebas ode.
Well authenticated reports Irma ladle
.stew the owdluoe of tee famine eWckw
distrusts to be simply appalling It w esti-
waled that .ix .tilts.. of Sou* eebl••tt•
am on the very el etare.tton Already
the t•mlne hal olotmed thousands of violists!
The a.•• of lades f.a'whtag maltose .p at Ibc a pair we have a striped T )wel guaranteed to be all
Was to the sympathies of the wbole world
TM appall to below heeded. The people of Pure Linen
Nogl.nd are eagerly engaged in the work of
rebel, and British people in all 'inserters of a pair we have a pure linen Huck Towel
the wcrld are wsichag sower to their fellow
sutteuts in the Indian }:moue. Even the
people of Kiwis base japed t■ 'h^ roll•( at25c a pair we haveja pure linen Huck Towel, size;20x40
mov.meere t, and agiving mosey and fool. -
Canada sureh will not neglect to perform
her part In this great humane work The
J. T. ACHESON
Bedro1)11=m1.111
Towels
LBsth Towels
Montreal Star sewepevr h.. inaugurated .
(• red border very special
.sedan fund -the tint to be started to
the llomtoto.- -and tte pobiisher has headed
the ism with a euhaoripuoa ..t five lierandred at:503 a pair we have a pure white Damask Towel with knotted
dollar. The Ro.. Wilfrid Isurter l're-
mier of Canada. baa written to we Si.,. ex• fringe :jplain.white or colored border, regular price price 75c
pree.i.g t t. hearty approval of the relief
movement .rd 000tributt•g to the (sad a
haod.owe cheque. The appeal for aesi.t-
asoe u meeuog with a hearty response n
.al porta of the country sed among all claus-
al
All 'he Protestant clergymen oI Montreal
sive written a io►ot immortal to the Star
supporting the movrmeet.
very subscription to tn. Femme Fund
asst to the Montreal Star, no matter how I'ltnton • On Mummy morning of last week !
sell 11 m.v ir., will be publicly acknow- Mn, Wm. Moore met with a painful wee -
lodged dent by the upsetting of • boiler of bot
- - -- -- water: her hand and her arm, a. far as ber
at 30c a pair we have a half bleached Huck Towel, with woven
J. T. ACHESON.
Hirth lois Mimes Bell dislocated her
wrist while skating the other day
McKillop • t\-cdoeedai afternoon of this
week '1 tine l►..dd., hardware merchant, of
he..enden, N. Dakota, • well know') form•
er reehlent of McKillop, and Mus Marv.
the ewwuble daughter of Deputy Reeve
Archibald, were united iv marriage at the
residence of the bride a parents.
esi Elid leal Maitet
WEST -BT.
elbow, were badly scalded.
Clinton . Jamal Wray, of F R awaaosb,
died at the Roue of Refuge on Tuesday,
and we. buried is the plot eat aside for that
purpose this is the twelfth death whish has
occurred at the house, and the fourth burial
as the grounds
FRESH
THIS WEEK !
Thr undersigned has opened a Ment Market
in ti.r store on %.,st-.t between t'a.teloo'e
Bakery and the Poet Offlee. where a Choice
Selection of agate and loupe) will away, ye C
be Candies (hre
be unmade deregularly called for. and deandies
Evertsr nude prumptu.
1 MIA r.trial �ter. please. Chocolates
Bon -Bons
W. W. CTREEN .
Do You Want a Picture
of Hon. W. Laurier ?
Tu. been two-color lithograph of
the Premie yet issued. 18x25 inches.
4Will be mailed to any address tor 15
cents, silver or postage stamps, Only
! a limited quantity on hand, so order
1 early. Address :
CLINTON NEW BRA.
Oranges
Grapes
Nuts, etc.,
at
NAIRN'S
NEW
MEAT
MARKET I
COLBORNE BROS
ANDREWS BROS. & Ooe
Beg to inform the inhabitants of
Colerich and vicinity that their
Meat Market.
Dunlop's Block. Watt -oat
a few doors from The Square, will
LADIES' 00 ATS
On and atter Munl/Ay, loth of this month, we will sell the balance
of oar stock d Ladies' Coate at the following reduotioos : Lamas
Losu Batvsa AND Saaos Cosn,- 1, 110 50 for $7.50 , 1, $7.7
for $6.00 ; 2, $4.85 for $3.50; 1, $7.50 for $5.75 ; 2, $6.00 for
$4 50 ; 1, $5.00 for $3.75.... LADMas' t4IIOWT RIAVaa AND Fauna
Coals, -1, $11.50 for $6.50 1, $7.50 for $5.50 , 2. $3.75 for $2.75 ;
1. $7.75 for $6.00 ; 4, $6.00 for $4.75. Don't fail to examine these
Coats if you want to buy.
OARPETB AT DOST
6 ends Brussels Carpet at
10 ends Tapestry Carpet at
3 ends All -watt Carpet at
4 ends Union Carpet et
Cost
Cost
Cost
Cost
ALL. WOOL TWEEDS
5 pieces of the teat A1; wool 50c. Tweeds ever shown in Goderick
MEN'S FUR COATS
6 Men's Wombat Fur Coats ata bargain.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Great Carpet 11'areAo,i a of the Catania.
THIS SEASON'S
TEAS
RAISINS
CURRANTS
CANNED GOODS
Don't buy tt/d G,- certea. for however torn the prire, th<:y are dear. Old
goody are always 'unisons..., and %ornetinles their are taya Me /t,ttndatioa►
for a long doctor'a hill. Buy Fresh Goode from
STURDY BROS.
be open for business on Saturday,1
the 16th inst. The firm moat re- C (aux
spectfully invite the public to in- i
s t their premises with the hope 1
that a visit will mean an order. I.
ANDREWS BROS. & Co.
NEW
CROP
EE
Resell tree oar new treed l at ale fe for
M. beautifully illustrated, and onata nine a
11 d..eription of the test introductions in
ower and t' eaemer seeds alien .r.i Pisld
of the Farmer's requirements is ri•bd
ti -ver and limes Meed*. Meet Oralns.
is.
r and F:nsil.ge ('orn W rte for a copy
to
JOHN A. BRUCE & CO.,
SEED MERCHANTS
Hamilton, Ont.
ok Neste,Aa‘c
in your choice between the
mix rO$[t'T I Try NC%IN[at. 050 eKO$THANL , ut.l.ra: [, lettNfere', OST.)
and schools of the ordinary kind ? There's no comparison in any part
I -work, methods, e.luiptuents, rooms -all . f the highest grade. Catalogue
of either course free.
Y 11.1' A. nriI OINe. J. W. WESTERVELT. Principal.
WE WA' T
AGENTS
to handle eetahluned tr.de(ns
tills county. t snad.an stuck
ttuaron:w+et to live. Penman -
rat po•itio' . whole or rart
time. Liberal terms. 't .. u
ca make ten dollars a w, rk r
or better with us for every week you wort
No experience noweimary.
SPAWN 71POTHS11.3 CO]LPANT,
Conttneatal Nurseries. ront,NTO, u\T.
FARMERS' ATTENTION 1
HIDES WANTEDI
them to the CIODRIIICH TARNS:MT
and get the
111UHEST 1'HICIL SPOT ('ASH.'
W.F.&A-SMITH.
C. R. SHANE & CO'S
GREAT MID -WINTER CARNIVAL
THE GREATEST BARGAIN SEASON EVER OFFERED IN CODERIOH.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME TO e
Get Winter Clothing at Panic Prices
We have the.,Cloods and are bound to make this
the biggest Bargain Sale ever attempted here. For
bvERC0ATS
the balance of this month and the first half of Feb- We have a few Men's and Boy's Overcoats. Must
ruary we will sell at prises that will leave no Win- be closed out at less than wholesale cost.
ter Stock to carry over. If you want any of these
goods don't miss this chance. It will pay you better
than shares in a gold mine to buy them now and lay
them away till next Winter. Let us prove this by We have also 50 dozen Linen Collars, all the Latest
quoting sample prices. We begin with Boy's and shapes, regular price 16c and 25c, to close this week
Men's Clothing. Having received $1,000 worth of at 3 for 25c.
manufacturer's samples, we offer them as follows :
LINEN COLLARS
30 Men's it 6.50 Suits for 14.75
10 " 1:1.00 8.50
35 " 1200 " 7.50
40 " 9.00 " 11 5.25
20 pairs Men's $1.25 Pants 75
29 " 1.75 " 1.25
75 " 150 " 1.55
15 Boys' Suits, regular price 12.75, for 1.95
15 " " 340, for 145
IS " •' w " 3.00, for 2.115
Men's 11 Overalls for 65
50 Pairs Boys' Planta, regular prices, 60e for .A3
SHIRTS
12 dozen Men's White Laundered Shirts. Regular
price 75c, to be sold for 47c.
FURS
Furs of all kinds to sold regardless of cost,
C. R. SHANE & co.
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