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, HALLEY'S COMET.
HOW MISSIONARIES CORRECTED
(CHINESE SUPERSTITIONS.
Celestial Phenomenon Might Have
Been the Cause of Riot and Re-
bellion, but Ignorance Was Dis-
pelled by a Great Campaign of
Tract Distribution -Latter from'
Rev, Donald MacGillivray.
The Signal has received the follow-
ing letter trout Rev. D. \Iso(illivr:n,.
of Shanghai, China :
One ot the oldest books of the Chin-
ese called 'The Book of llietory' con-
tain. 'the earliest known record, of
the work of Chinese astronomers.
The Emperor Y.a, B. C. 2417, gave in-
struction W the royal e-trolegers Hi
and Hu to ascertain the solstices and
equinoxes, to employ - intercalary
months, and to fix the four seasons.
with a view to assist the farmer in his
agricultural occupations. The Chi-
nese ancient records, .tpars.andannal-
istic sai they may het, are caretul to
note down the ocetwrenoes 4.1 eclipses.
c •ts and the like, and John 1'. ill -
tams in 1871 published a list .of :17:3
comets mentioned in Chinese re• order
'extending from 11. C. 61 to A. D.
1621. •
Bert beyond the mere records the
ideals 4.1 the Chinese regarding celest.i'd
phenomena, even up to the present
time, ars crude and unee:ieitiflc. In-
deed in Western lands, up to the birth
of the new science of astronomy.
comets and the like were thonght W
exercise a baleful influence oil man-
kind. Thus Shakespeare could write,
Luken beggars die there are no comet.
weer,
The heave,,. then.wlt.•- blase forth the
death of prince-, •
Julius. t'ae,..ir. Act IL. Scene 1.
and Milton :
"Like a comet burned '
That fires tbu teem M t)pbluchA;TNgr
Iu toe &retie -ky, and from hi -
heir
Shake+ peetllence and Mar.
P..radi:e I.o0. Itouliil.
As late as I1.Ct3• . when l3ieIas comet
was predicted t.. retort], stone .aid
that it would strike the earth. l'on-
:eiderable alarm was ;produced on the
l'ontinent.•particulat•Iy in France. . A
member .1 the Academy rose in Itis
placeand gravely . asked wbet.ber
something could not b.• dune to allay
'popular feeling. He said designing
priest.. were r.•.ming a nefarious hat --
Vigil I. Selling pieces in Paradise at a
very high•rate.. We need. therefore,
scarcely wonder at the ('hinese super-
stithum, which are of veil -thigh antiq-
uity. and. ther•elore, in 1 heir' eyes
respects -1,11h y.
It( the "Spring and ,Autumn A
" - it- is
to pass ehrotgR i hr roll pr
slated that a _sonnet appeared in the-
autumn in the seventh month. With
regard t.. this. the hiitiiriographer of
the Interior said : "In not more than
set en years the rulers 0f Sung Tae
and '!'sin will all- die amidst the dis-
of der of their estates." In Hook X I.
of another comet ie ie said, "This
hroom'atar serves to take away "whut.
'is old and arranges somethingnew.
T)re doings of beeyen"arc constantly
attended by-sui i1 appearances. 1131'
etaytel s,re-iti.ing to have a calatnity of
fire. The comet is travelling towards
comtellati'.n oulinous of . water.
Water is the husband of fire. There
are going to be 'limners in Sung .Wei
and Chin and Ching on the same
d,n•-." In Hook XII- chapter 13, an-
otber comet way .aid t.• portend the
approaching downfall of W u. at that
time a powerful tingdom in Chine.
Mtdern sehuoIs of recent years are
doing something to dispel these super-
stitious ideas, yet fur the•mase of the
people comate are still believed to
portend dynastic changes and other
calamities.
\V hen Halley's comet was seen !sat
in L -C15, Rohett Morrison had just.
died, and there were no missionaries
nn the mainland of China anywhere.
The year before, the opium dispute
beget at Canton and China's troubles
on that account might very well have
been attributed to the comet which
blazed in the sky the following year.
At any rate there Was no one save
a few Catholic missionaries to explain
to the people the wonders of the
eolar system of which cornets fdrm a
part.
It is the object of this brief paper to
describe *hat was done in lieS1.IO to
enlighten the Chinese people as to
these phenomena. The presence of
many foreigners scattered up tend
down through every province of
China rendered the possibility of riots
all the more likely, eepecia•lty if de-
signing revolutionaries pointed to the
eomet as u signal of probable success-
ful rebellion. When on September 11
Professor Wolfe of Heidelberg, Ger-
many, obtained the first photographic
evidence of the approaching visitor.
interest in the comet was worm -wide.
But it was not until November that it
Was suggested that miesioneries ought
to look alive and betimes prepare lit-
erature ' for thb widest distribution.
At that time the writer was paying
a visit to some. cities in the far interior
and in the course of an address, which
was listened to by many officials and
students, be referred to the comet as
due to appear shortly, visible to the
naked eye. The address was, mesh to
the surprise of the speaker, inter-
rupted
nter
rupted at this point hy excited inquir-
ies for further particulars. This ex-
perience, gave birth to the ides of it
wide comet propaganda, and on my
return to Shanghai the idea wag set
afloat by the preparation of a strikin
poster by the Christian Literature
ir-
ciety. At the same time letters were
dispatched to six Tract Societies.
pointing out the importance ot pre-
paring the minds of the Chinese peo-
ple lest secret societies work on their
feelings causing much unrest and pos-
sibly riots in different parte. To pre-
vent these sad consequences. all
clauses in China, merchants as well as
missionaries, were all equall inter-
ested and the help of all foreigners
could be relied upon to aid In circulat-
ing the tract.
As a result of these letters, in addi-
tion to the Christian Literature So.
ciety s tract, tracts were prepared In
Hankow, Shanghai, and _prepared
China.
Peactically all these tracts ware on
dale at a vary cheap rate long before
the comet because visible to the naked
eye is Mina, and this was a (rat ad.
vantage. The Oldness newsmen rd.
.very (wait was lar.•eds - -
more or lege prepared for it. Even The girety,i4.•ived gnone of thanks the knowledge that on May 111 China in'wbis:h-the cerewonio,w Li said that
n- ahnl With the rest of the world was tsinR t.. i,yuir"d b.:,.Ith and the
i.1" '1 ' strict otdera of
less .'[Tact upon the Chinese tha.t irdid ! p, it ,,, eii he had
t people in R,i ..ai und the -[assn on n e to P dirt the ehmet ut And
u ion senna -was unable to Pnj ot the dregs, but that
'Vestetn States of :America. They the Members of his legation hal en -
believed the foreigner whet. be "aid j„yed them very it. -
printed these tracts with comments , with,the *object of "Tttn Dc;ler..' I)it
of their own agreeing with the views ficultimo in Marl(ettng i gge." and the
Het forth in them. Copies were els++ [ session will chive with an address on
bent to all the high officials of the Ent- "Co-operation Bit • the Marketing of
pire, and, to show the interest .Lhte • Eggs, by .1. H. flare. Whitby.
took in the tracts it was then that the On Wednesday morning. December
go ermotw, inspectors of education, 7111, the addresses will have apeciat
etc., from Yunnan to -Manchuria. or- reference to horses. Dr. S. C. Oren
dared tCl,)IOU copies which they di.- side, Guelph, will take sq. "The Trnin-
trib'lted to all their official Bubo din- .ing of Horses." Herbert Smith. wan•
ates, thus covering every corner of Ager L nion Stock Yards, Toronto,
their provinces. Consuls were also will explain' the "Different 'Types of
zealous in the good work. .'. iettet to Horses and '!'heir Market Values."
the North China Daily News of Jane- "The Classification of Horses at
at. 31, pointing out what the litera-
ture societies were doing, met a warn!
response, being backed up h a lead-
ing article on January 'lel. The atten-
tion of rtieirh'antls being thus secured,
many of there bought quantities ft)r
distribution among thea clients. The
Christian literature Sbeiety found
means to have its tract posted up ht
some 3.Sls) postoftices and 'telegraph
offices throughout the Empire, ,end
:he tract was posted up in many
scb.'ole. Altogether 115,INI0 copiers of
its tract wee : sold, $,1104) of which
went to Korea'.
In addition (o these, 45,4$5) collies of
the Hankow tract were sent out, 3),-
8huwni" will be discussed by John
)aright, Myrtle Station. and John
Guardhouse, Highfield. Frotu 1131 W
3:31 on Wednesday afternoon the time
will he desOtw1 to the following ad-
dresses : "Thi- )Beef Cattle Indneti y in
.Outrtrio," by 'Thoth McMillan, Sea -
forth, and John Camplw11, Woodville:
"The Revised Act for the Protection
of Sheep and Taxation of 110ga " by
petit -Col. H. McEwen, Hyyp run ;
"Swine Experiment,' to Prof.
Day. tiuellSh.. Beginning et 3:31 on
Wedneeida) afternoon. December 7th,
there ;will be a series of ,uldre+sea on
live stock feeds and feeding. This l
aeries wilt fw introduce.! b% U. • C.
't$l of the �Ve.tChina Society's tract James, Deputy Minieter of Agricul-
were given away, tki,lAIlof thd'Chinese Lure, with +ui address on "The Poore.t
Tract Society', tract were sold, and
and Best in Ci -c . Production.' fir
2,4)4) of -Dr. oarlock's tract, which will be folloav'd !,v Pi'of. ('. A: 7ravitz.
was posted all over Shanghai, Moat of whose subject will he "1'a.Ymres- and
these tracts are of permanent value Supplementary Fishier Crops." t)n
and will take their place in the cats- Thursday Morning h tinningat Irl
losuee for regular sale. The mission- a: m. the address will be "Growing
Aries of Kansa got out a special poster Boots," 1'y R. S. Stevenson. Ancaste)
of their own, which they report as "Storage and Feeding of Roots," by J.
having done much to quiet the people. 11. Oriselale, 'Ottewn : '•(:rowing and
In the months from September on- Feeding ..1 'holey." by Prof. C. A,
wards the people gave constant evi- 7s'itz. Guelph. - Un Thursday after -
donee of stowing unrest throughout noon 1hesubject ."corn" will 1* taken
the. Empire. 11011P of it, however, he- alp under four divisione.
ing attributed to the comet. which did The lectures will erne. on 'Thursday
not become vitihl•• until May ; but atteinoon with addresses on "Paying
tb.•-e re rta.sumci.•ntly accentuated for Milk by -Cheese Factories Accord -
the need of removing at least this one ing to the }'eicentage Of Butter Fat
elenient of uddrtionel danger and lent and. (':nein in the Milk," by Prof H.H.
wings to the propaganda of enlighten- Dean,
Guelph, and [lank Heins.
meat. A sfiar•k, so to speak, from the chief dairy . instruct or. London ;
cornet, tinding • the popular air "The ('sue oFMilk on the Farm." by
already electrified, might well precipi• ('ren. H, Hull. chief 01 dairy branchi
tate wid.spieael disaster. Ottawa "1' ndet•drirtning,•' by Prot.
The comet has come and goner and %V._ LI. Day. Guelph. The Lea two of
it is possible for as now to sunt up the these addresses twill be illu-t rated by
final results of this wide distribution stereoptirem views'
of comet literature. ft is safe to say 'rhe different. railways err selling
that never before in China wa+ it roultd-trip tickers to Guelph for single
lee.sild.• to grapple with superstition fare on eadb da'' from Deceuaberr:3rd
n, this fashion. When Halley's cum.•t by 0th, inclusive. 'Pickers are god to
clone before. China had no new.- re•tut•t: up to and.including Deceitille,
pspa•rs. it. telegraph offices, no pout- 12th. .
ulbices. no modern schools. .\t the t ' -
pieeent time all these things were so I -
ninny `eras!' wielded M• the • well. i - - - appreciated the pith.-
wiehers of China. The atm.y gran that the Chinese
In the first place, peace hew been [statesman, -Li [lung Chang. during
preserved throughout ('Nina. The Ibis first incumbency at SWashington
Changsha riots are well known to bays 'received from his Am•'riean fl
had nothing to do with the comet. gift of two thoroughbred, ex tngly
Correspondents reported that when valuable little dogs of of the tiiy
1 (quiet
the ,; flet appear
sac
What To Do
-POR---
Sickly Children
Letters from Mothers
"I wish I could induce every
mother, who has a delicate, sickly
child, to try your delicious Cod Liver
and ,Iron Tonic• VINOL. It re-
stored our little daughter to health
and strength after everything else
had failed." -Mits. C. W. STVur,
Cant••'n, Ohio.
Mrs. 1'. 1'. Skonnard, of Minne-
apolis, Minn., writes, "I want to
recommend VINOL to every moth-
er who has a weak or sickly child.
My little boy was sickly, pale,'and
had no appetite (or two years. I
tried different .medicines and doc-
tors without benefit,, but thanks to
VINOL, he is a well and healthy
boy today."
C. Allen, of New' Bedford, Mass.,
writes,"My two punychildrengained
rapidly in flesh and strength in a very
short time after taking VINOL."
We positively know VINO!, will
build up little ones and make them'
healthy, strong and robust. Try
one bottle, and if you are not satis-
fied,
atin
fied, we will return your money.
H. C. ion lop, Druggist. 4 odericln.
TN E FISH BRAND SUCKER
famous for its sureness t
of doing its days work= -`' i�
and that days work is \;.''
to keep you dry and
comfortable when it
rains.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
If Jiff nit Gdray)' rte' ere
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TOWER CANADIAN CO. iii, t;
TORoaTO.CwNAwA.
AIs0 9,e 4-11 the truth -- but it is
IM aures advisable to use along -di.-
once 'phone.
•
The System Needs Nitrogen.
tier passages -through the tail would he I
harrujesti, for had not the foreigner
toll there of the comet months before
they could ser it ?
A second result then is a greater re-
-pest for the foreigner'.' knowledge.
In Kansu the ('hineee from long Wait-
ing began to have their doubts, but in
due time the foreigner was triumph-
ant, and if .he knows ao well the
heavenly bodies pierbapa he is an eat
pert also in Heavenly doctrine. Again
Without doubt. superstition of every
sort has received a staggering blow.
The comet tract pointed out that the.
heavenly bodies generally have n0 in-
tluen •e for weal r•r for Woe on man- �
kind, and astrology, geomancy. and
horn -copy have been sensibly weak -
Hied. Fdt. this every foreigner,- syn- 1
,!feat., company and merchant should
he forever grateful to the missionary
body and this because these supersti-
tion'. are t heir most formidable ene-
mies in China. To multitudes of
Chinese have come their, first ideas of
the solar system and its"reat Creator•,
and new and striking attention has I
been called to Christianity.
The writer has compiled the story
of this educational niovemeut because
he believes that it is a unique example
of the larger movement in which the
Society to which he belongs is en-
gaged, and he considers that it will
appear to the foreigners of all creeds
and of no creed at all as a conirnon-
.enee-et•rvice rendered to a great em-
pire, and through it to the test of the
world.
PROVINCIAL WINTE: IR.
Program for the Big Gathering of Farm-
er at Guelph Next Week.
The Ontario Provincial ‘\'inter Fair
at Guelph will be opened to the public
on Monday morning, December 5th,
when all the exhibits will be in -place.
by 10 a. 10. The sessions to to de.
voted to judging are as follows ; Horses
-Monday, Y p. urs -itnd 8:30p. m.
Tuesday, 8 p. m.: Wednesday,2 p. .
Thursday, 1° a. in. and 7mp. m.:
Friday, 1') a. m. and 2 p. ni. Beef
cattle -Monday, 3:31) p. m. and 7.341
p. m. ; Tuesday, In a. in. end 1:31 p.nl.
Sheep -•Monday, 2 p. m. ; Tuesebty, 11)
a. m. Swine --Bacon hugs, Monday. 2
p. ro.: other classes, Tuesday, 10 a.'ni.
Poultry -Monday, 1 p. m. ; Tuesday,
8 s. m. and 1:30 p. m.: Wednesday.
8:30a. in.
The judging will be mote
The ayntenn needs nitrogenous food.
Beef is 'nitrogenous. hilt is flow very
ettpp.naia-e. I'larkli Pork and Ratans
cheaply. appetizingly and w•higle-
ar.hlely- supply the system's need of
nttrogen. Wm. Clark. manufacturer.
Montreal. - -
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ID 3 'r, ' 1'4
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PERFE T WN
COCA
IKI
(PLE LEAF LAZE%)
Its richness and exquisite
flavorgive an added delicious-
ness to homemade "sweets"
and dainties. tic sure you
i get COWAN'S --the cocoa
with tile Maple Leaf Label.
THETHCOWAN CO. LIMITED.
TORONTO. .33
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MCLEAN BROS., GODERICH
interest -
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of---' _ ---� -
In the
habits of
those of last 1�Y
Shires alone
In beef
he almost
year. The
large
department are not Infrequent, thence', of raters. earn easel,
exhibition. f
resew will
6th, at
address
inOn-
tario
Tho PTO•
Ontario."
"Lagoons
Produc- �
toad. in s
Dominion I �
Special
Tuesday. ORANfs>♦ LILT will relieve -" aa�g�b�ta srtws�ter er 1•sa ett•nt aN
ketin of Ids." At :841 digi-
tal clad soden of ars a sett' a esMd trash• it la a simple cm an
W. R. Graham will P. m. Prof. prel,lem, and tete result lava e►• same, a step t•wsels Meter Health ser!
"Production give an address on eeents1.ea ears.
�� by Jona �R Hs will be fol -1 a,»ry� ver suWs senoras teras (wL•va Fta
Ouin, et Montreal, all mad tie her it
ing than ever this year en account
the large nutnber of entries
horse department the ex
heavy horses will exceed
year. Of Clydesdales and
there will be 151 horses.
cattle the exhibits will
twice we manyu hot
sheep and ew a also have
classes. and in the poultry de
there will be 5,000 birds on
Sessions for practical add
begin on gliesday. December
1:8800 p. w. There will he an
on '(hover Seed Production
," by T. G. Raynor ;
duction of Alfalfa Heed' in
by Prof. C. A. ?saving, and
for Ontario Farmers in Steed
tion, Based on Obeervatir ne
Europe," by Geo. H. Clark,
seed commissioner, Ottawa.
attettion will given an
FREE
TRIAL TREATMENT MAY CURE YOU
K 'gston. Ont.. .run. 6th. 1!109.
Dear Mrs. Uirrah,--i feel ao very much hotter ter using the 1n days' treat-
ment of t1RA\ ..FA_LtLT you were kind enough O. ae that I w111 not regt,fl. any
}nor.. To fail. feel entirely well. and It is now a m tit slate I stopped using the
treatment (Miss) F. W. T.
SImllar
lire nt o long standing. Most wo-
men who have suffered for any
length of time will require to Ilse
ORAN(1F LILY longer than the
Trial Treatmeaj (n .seder to effect
a complete cure, Mat in every case
they will be perceptibly benefited.
Further. the, benefit will be perman-
ent whether 'toy continue •tn us.
ORAJOS LILT or net. It 1s not
taken internally, and aces not con-
tain any alesbel er other stimulant.
1r la an applied treatment, and
arta directly •n the suffering or-
gans. In alt eaves of women' din-
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D. Millar & Son
The Time to
Buy.Blankets
Now is the time to buy your, supply of
• Blankets for the cold atyeathei. - Our store
is the correct place to buy your 13lankets --
becaiise we stock only the most saleable
makes at keenest prices.
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Special values in I' Mon and all-ao 01 Blankets, full double
:bed site, $2.98. $3.78, 44.28, $4.80 up to $8.00 pair.
Best quality F'laiinelette Blankets or Sheets only kept in stock, ip
three sires. per pair ' ' • - S1.25, 81.60. $1.78
Double width Flannelette and t.'niirrSlfeeting in white or grey, -
' per yard • 40o and 75o
See our Teddy Bear Cob Blankets. 1
.Knitting .Yarns and Fancy Wools
Our store is headquarters for Knitting Yarns. We feature
Baldwin's celehtattrf Bee ive Old Country Yarn. in is 3 and t -ply,
in black, white, brown, re grey and heather mixture.
Baldwin's Wheeling ane Anuli. Knitting -Yarns, N
1{sal Eder Tfon tknitti. -
Shawls, Fascinatarnors toate wh. a sky ngpipk aniThl ick.
Three Hee Shetland Floss in black. white, mauve, pink and sky,
. 7,3 pelskein.. r \ -
Andalusian, Germantf,wn, Sa ny. Waverley !'erste.
Csbtistmas shopping can be done Ow to much more advantage
�: than waiting u11 the rush of the last few days.
PhoneMillar's Scotch Store 7"
A
speriaf tine of
TRAVELLING GOODS
just received from the factory
If you intend taking a Trip or if you are looking
for A suitable Christmas Gift we will he pleased to
show you someth'iltg that will interest you. Not the
old styles but something new and up-to-date. The
finest ever shown in Goderich.
TRUNKS at prices ranging from $a 5o.up.
A special very large Ti tank, covered with very heavy enamel-
led duck centre hands, nickle plated trimming, slain -,s and luck.
heavy straps, flail linen Tined, double trays with tills. Willill stand
hard knocks. A beauty. price .. 19.00
LEATHER SUIT CASES, $55.0o to $17.00. -
Lxdiee` and gentlemen's leather Suit Cases, fitted withehnny
handled banshee, toilet bottles, etc. !'rice.... 617,00
LEATHER CLUB BAGS in Tan Cowhide and Black Grain, from
$ .00 to $i3.00. -
NVe have lust secured a hunch of fifty Suit Cases, irnitatinn
leather. leather corners, liras. plated lochs and bolts. straps in-
side. To be sold during the Christmas season Rt $1.25, $1.80
and •51.78
LADIES' LEATHER HAND BAGS.
Thi, line wan never more popular. We carry a line of the
most artistic end beautiful of all leather Bags at prices ranging
from 75c to .... .: 117.80
See our window for samples of these lines.
'Phone
226 Hern . 0 Elliott The Square,
Goderich
[The Signal and Weekly Globe to Jan. 1st, 25c
A Cold Weather Need
The chilly evenings of the fall atiff the frosty
*inter weather will soon be here,' which tvill neces-
sitate your purchasing a good Kitchen Range or at
up-to-date Heater. We have the exclusive agency
in Goderich for the
MOFFATT and GARLAND STOVES
We car"'y the best assortment in the county and
we should beleased to have you call and inspect
our lines before\yotu'decide as to the kind to buy.
When doing\any painting, call on us. We
'handle the best-
Martin-Senour 100 per cent. Pure Paint
Fred Hunt's Cheap Hardware Store
HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH
Plambieg, Heating, Hardware, Baeestrosghiet
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