The Huron Signal, 1889-12-6, Page 6PARIS EXPOSITION.
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Ve a. Larne aallioderSrb seeasae— •
taiga Ptah en Mae mored and
reams Ge lurrrpoal.
From our own correspoadeat.
When approaching Pere by train the
t Wtor ee;;erly uraues his neck Ire. the
railway Cerro/we to vet the nret glimpse
of the B.del Tower. In the same way
the traveller In approaching Naples
watches for the first sight ul
Vesuvius, or the wanderer in Egypt
restlessly moses from side t,. side in the
(looped -up oumpsrttueet of the Kited
iv.'s ar waiting for the kret new of the
distant Pyramids. They are equally
good landmarks, equally tuterwttng, rued
equally umlaut, except as advertiae-
weuts to help swell the hotel lists. Bui
rule arrear. TOWS*,
the subject of this brief sketch, can give
either `rmuttua or Cheops pants and
still open no ahem a, a big drew It is
one of the most oesuttful attractions of
the most beautiful city rd the world. It
is visible from ail parts of Pans, and
from many miles out of the city its airy,
graceful shape u traced sgaiust the bine
background of sky. it was begun in
January, Itttti, and io a few month, the
stone foundation was complete, and then
began the uprearing of its iron super-
structure, section upon section, platform
after platform, until April of this year t
was completed at a total cost of £260,00•
sterling, or nearly one and a quarter
millions of dollars. The visitor t. as,
prised at the enormous proportn.ns.
The four •;rat `wet on which It stand.
might be planted on tour upp .situ C. if
en ofGoderichS,luare—thHigh shy it
is called a square 1'a at a lams to scut...
—the four arches epriogin. t tries,
bases would roof the sq 'air. the roust
douse, weather Ca:s and •.I, would re-
present the little 'outvotes directly under
the centre of the first I letf.,rin, and
above all this would be the maimc sim-
plicity of bewilder:nit girders and berm.
interiacinv and eroesiut, amid a.l tied fir;
rivets, rivets,
at-tiR Vw HUM aiVrT-u,
to the hrtuht .•f Vela feet The Etffr;
Tower c,nol•. the uu•hes ..f time a great
deal higher than etty of its Isni..us c •u
temtaorerin. Text to it :. the, W..th-
tngto.t SI, ,nr.it, x55 feet high. the..
fetter. et a respectful distance Col .gree
Cathedral xl0, Straa'.ury Cathedral 4tili,
the Great f ywmid 460,`t l'rter's,E'.me,
1.. 44S ; ft nen, bmlioburv, St Paul's, L ii. -
den, cud amoral other cathedrals ar
claim only about half is height and very
little id its gram •, li tiodertch mold in
reality boast this rut Ilse a:taaetwn the
e'-ctric it.;ht at its summit wruld turn
night. into day, and its searchit:g rays
would p unturat, every nook and come,
of the compact little town.. The La
con is vutb:•e 4) tndrs fro'n Paris and
from its buehtners you .•rn read a
newspaper with ease at St Germain, a
suburb thereto mules distant Thus, the
citizens of that enterpristo•, town of
hbepprrdton, seven mules r..rrh of Gods
rich, would most be obliged to disturb the
pavements of their interminable length
of streets by laying dorm) gaspgpes. hut
might live ty the waste rave sod reflect-
ed glory of its mor.• fortunate ne•ghbor.
Clinton, Easforth, gingham, Lu:km.w,
Kincardine and Brussels would grow
green with envy as the Goderich Clttzeus
▪ levetied their telesco"m
pes n theand
took o',serva�i•ns from this col nasal ob-
servatory. I: is said that on a clear
.ray
t Cantt-v •tr ►tart• MILLS
can be, seen. Thu ascent is made by
everyone who has five franca i$1) to part
with, and I ohm -aired few who did not
part. A', enormous heft, running up an
incline from each ..f the four feet, can
carry from 1000 to 2000 people
per boor tee the first platform. Oa
Whitnoinday 36,000 persons ascended to
one or more cf the three stages. Each
hoist acc•mm,siues fifty pimple sitting,
but at the time I ascended there were
over seventy standing, so e. r was the
rush and crush to get to the zenith. in
about tour mioutcs you are at the fi:at
landing - -a little town in itself. Restau-
rants, afea,shops and stalls innumerable
are pushing a paying trade in mid air at
prices like the situation. A gallery runs
around the ode, frim which ■ magtuli•
cent panoramic view 41 Paris is obtain-
ed, and en t•guaily vetoed inspection can
be mad,, of the 12,000 girders, beams
and pots, pts, frith their seven millions of
rivets. Then, and then only, you can
understand how it was that forty
drsu:;h''siien and calcuiatnn were em-
ployes I. r two years preparingdhe plans
and 2,1.01 firawnigs, by the aid of which
every hole was drilled in is proper place
before the girders left the works. q•heu
the second flour was being laid it was
found one side wy•��one-fifth of an inch
too high; tLis wouli ate thrown all the
Mesta out of place in the higher build-
ing, end had to be remedied by lowering
one aide by powerful hydraulic screw
presses.
INS aaeO'ti FLOOR,
460 feet high, is reached by the mime
means as the first, hut the lifts are gene-
rally not eo crowded, owing to con.para
tively fewer ladies going Io this height.
Here, se on the first stage, are restau-
rants, shone and oaten, and the F'.0,rro
has a %ma.l machine set up where a daily
issue is printed and published in minia-
ture. (In thellsumtntt I400 persons can be
accommodated at one time, and then the
space occupied by V. Riffel's lab:xator-
les. private drawing room, dining -room,
bed -room and kitchen is not taken into
account. The beet gauge to arrive at
grime idea of the immenelty of this tri-
umph of engineering skill is in the feet
that 10,001 people,or over twine the pop-
ulation of Gtidertch, can hr convenient-
ly accommodated on the three platforms
at on. time. The reader with an eye to
finances will may betiding a tower is i
paying business It is not likely to
peeve • had open. in this acre. The
$tate gave £I0.000 towards the ,net of
building, and Paris Rave the land. The
Aft. have a moneymaking capacity of at
feast 11110,000 per day. and contineiny at
Bair fur sic months, Sundays and /deter -
days alike, they would show a profit of
over half a minim dollars, after pay-
ing the linit emit et ouestructius. Bat
the Tower is the property of IL Eifel
sad his ooapeay far tweedy yen, due.
Mg which time every oma aeeeodiag u will
Pat his live ereaas, so that ea the whole
the ebaeeholders should be satiefed with
their divdesde Besides the Ws to the
(hast ptstlerm there are
rave wllepP)W sralaw•rc,
one at each Dosser, by whisk you may
mimed at year leisure, if yea are toad
of climbing, bat the htigms is reoaid b1
the excellent vire and the ��
brassie Yea pay the dew for grandee
as riding,but motwithstaadiag this worm
may be counted asosodiag mod descend-
ing at any time between ten and five
o'clock. The hoist to the top oec.pies
about ten minutes in tae aseeat, going
about seven miles an hoar, amid lands
you and your seventy or eighty aerial
fellow -voyage» w comfortably and se-
curely as if in a Broadway hotel. There
is nothing peculiar in the sensation—you
are a little higher, the atmosphere is a
little parer, and the world seams a little
quieter. Below ue things have assumed
• different appearance, however. The
city Y a blur r f house -tops and tree -tops;
Use Seine is a winding silver thread, with
little patches of blank, which most be
thesnsunti. oraplinv alone; omnibuses
are ants, and very lazy ones; human be-
ings are black moving specks. Over the
river, some eight or nine miles, is St
Cloud (San Clou) with its mins, and Far-
ber westward another eight ,nudes is
Versailles. the palace of the Grand Mon -
torque, which, .hrcueb the erceitricities
of the wheel of fortune or the vagaries of
history, witnessed the crownu.., of a
Prusasil King as Emperor of Hartmany
The Buis de ltologne, the lArch de Tri-
omphe de 1'E/idle—Oho triumphal arch,
situated to the centre of the star -like
Opening whence some of the principal
streets radia.•„ the Champs Elysees. the
Tuileries (lsrdeur, the Louvre, the Mad-
eline, are all landmarks that can he pick-
ed out without much trouble. But •Il
things come to an end, and even to the
h:g1 est point you may ever attain you.
mutt biddarewell; so we descend. It is
possible that
!vin YORE MAY ICLIPSE PARla
in point of towers, but it •silt be only
'y
dist suffering and ..mess that
man's imperfection drives him to that
something hither will be reached.
How own- se is the distance het were,
thin- bipeds who liyed in the caves aid
rocks like the besets of the tield and the
min who designed and executed this
wonderful structure. and still this ani
every invention and 'rusk of the Great
Show is the slowly elshorated growth
of insignificant beg gs Unlike
mist: exhibitions the P.r.a show has
been a noisome! sueretss. it is estimated
• profit of 0800,000 will ue divided be-
tween the city of Paris and the Gover,•
meet besides haring a number of ez:el-
lent nuldings to the good.
D. E Irl. •C.
Wild Cherry Bark, Elecampene, Hoar -
humid and Senega. These see the re-
medies with which Dame Nature has
Supp bed Canada for the cure of Colds,
Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bron-
chitis and Low of Voice All these.are
contained in Wilson's Wild Cherry in
their most active form, and with other — —
medir'inee constitute tots n.oat reliable
and L all diseases of the Throat, ChestUST RECETATEDe
and Lungs Wilson's Wild Cherry i•
sold by all druggists len
Expel the worms by urin.t the ssfe ano
tellable aetbeimiutio Freeman a Worm
Powder,. Ili A large assortment of the Latest Styles in Fall and
- -- Winter
FALL & WINTER
occas.
I have just received Ins. large
eonsignnr{etit of Fall and 'Winter
Goods, and to make room for
them I ani now selling orf my -
Previous Stock
At figures away down. I do not
believe in carrying over goods un-
til another year, awl wig always
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
rather than hold them over.
Being anxious to keep up with
the times I have just put in a
handsome plate glass front, and
intend making other improvements
that'will UMW my extensive pre-
mises second to none in town.
I ant here to exchange goods
with the public for cash, and am
bound to do it..
ARMSTRONG
FAAN11G MILL AND PUMP WORKS
AEIBTROND'8 IIPROVED
Groin and Seed Cleaner
Mgralturafir seksuwledged 1tqq be rte beat ma -
tibiae mate fur thoroughly deadt.g grata sad
seed* of all
--IT--
Separates all Noxious Seeds
and cM set:um grata att-see clseing aortae
and cieeersir alltimothy seed at the same
time tout .1aay kind of grain. It can be Sited
into any fainting mill without remut tug the
agar, no mattor how old the mill is, slid
makes it do as goad work or getter than the
most improved sew mills knows.
It allow, no used is be blues u i..tu. the chat
It Cleans Speedily.
If/Every clrwn,r warrante,t me work as rem,.
*anted orae sais.-sa
l•°rdering by trail site inside width of
shoe and name of maker of trill if convenient,
and if shoe i.e. side shake or the old fashluc-
ed hind shake.
A large quantity of
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
oa hand manufactured from Algoma white
quartered pine.
tp ,,Orders by mail promptly attended
to. Shipped to any point.
ALDDRE88
P. C.= ARMSTRONG BROS.,
Manager of Toronto House. W4oderioh, Ont.
WA
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
:0:
The Carriage Business of the late ALEX. MORTON has been
purchased by MESSRS. Nt'CREATH & WALKER, who will eon -
duct it as usual in future. Both gentlemen are well and favorably
known, and the public can look for a continuance of that prompt and
satisfactory dealing which characterized the Dominion Carriage Work.
under its late management.
WE ARE N .)W MANUFACTURING SOME
First Class Cutters_
Any style of Cutter Male to Order; and on the Shortest Notice.
Now is the time to leave your orders.
Old Cutters repainted and retrimmed, and made to Look Like
New I hoes, at prices to suit the times.
We invite a personal inspection, and guarantee low prices for the
class of work offered. All work warranted.
McCREATH & WALKER,
(Successors to Alex. Morton.)
Rich and Poor, HATS and BONNETS,
Prince and Peasant, the Millionaire one
Day Laborer, by their common use of
this remedy, attest the world-wide rep-
utation of Ayers PWIs. Leading phy-
sicians recommend these pills for
Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costive.
mss, Biliousness. and Sick Headache ;
also, for Rheumatism. Jaundice, and
Neuralgia. They are sugarcoated , con-
tain
oo-tain ne calomel : are prompt. but mild,
in operation ; and, therefore. the very
best medicine for Family Use, as well as
fur Travelers anti Tourists.
•' i have derive,) great relief fAtm
Ayers Pill•. Five years ago I was
• taken so ill with
Rheumatism
that i was unable to do any work. I
took throe boxes of Ayer's Pills and
was entirely cured. Since that time I
am never without a box of thaws p111.."
Peter Christensen, Sherwood, Wia.
"Ayers Pills have been in nee in my
family upwards of twenty years and
hart completely verified all that is
claimed for them. In attacks of piles,
from which I suffered matTy years, they
afford greater relief than any other
medicine i ever tried." —T. F. Adams,
Holly Springs, Texas.
" I have used Ayer's Pills for a mu m-
ber of years. and hare never found any-
thing equal to them for giving me an
appetite and imparting energy sod
strength to the system. I always keep
them in the house."—a. D. Jackson,
Wilmington. Del.
" Two boxes of Ayer's Pills cured me
of severe
Headache,
from which i wag long a .nffsrer. —
Emma Keyes. Hubbardoton. Masa.
"Whenever i am troubled with ems.
tion. or suffer from lost of appetite,
r s Pills set me right again." — A.J.
Kitti
iser. Jr., Rock House, Va.
"Ayer's Pills are in general demand
among our customers. Our sales d
them exceed these of all other pills coir.
bined. We have never known thea
tail to give entire satisfaction." —
W right & flannelly, San Dieggo, Texas.
Ayer's Pills,
raRPAaan 1ST
Or. J. C. Ayer a Ce., LoweN, MN%
'Iced by am Dial= r Mr'I , •
Also a choice variety of FEATHERS, RIBBONS and
PLUSHES at the
Misses Yates_
Imo — MILLINERY!
In the latest and best styles at
QRS_ SAI E JDDS_
Also a number of
HANDSOME TOQUES
at $1.50 each ---Good value. They are going off fast
Call early and make a good choice.
"WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD."
:100 people who have purchased
WANZER LAMPS
.'stn
GEORGE W. THOMSON
Will test f) to the truth of the shots statement.
1 f F. very family should have one or tweet leaet.ly
PRICE REDUCED TO 114.00 EACH.
Call on the Agest, OF.O. w-. THOMt•tN. who will sell you all
yon may require, and give poo full directions.
SEWING MACHINES,
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
AT ROCK BOTTOM 1'RI(•RS FOR CASH.
Don forget the place. West tide of aware,
oeeerieb. Oet. It, ttga, Ilfl/•tcs
'NOTICE
It will
• soon be
time to make out accounts. "The
Signal" does good printing
and furnishes good paper.
DISCOUNT.
I haw** shwa ma t' a stemets sad a he public gooiest*/ That 1 have amide. se eclat M • ti
ww.sg Lbaosat for
SPOT CASH
6 par rent ..g all purchases of $1 W allege than $3.00 ; 10 per cert
oT a!l purchases ..f $r. 00 and upward
Ile goods 441 my ••en manuf.o.ure L per Bent will be allowed.
I hare on hand sue of the tartest stooks of ..
BOOTS & SHOES
in the Dominica, a detailed list ,if which would uct.upy store space than lb. "Ste-
" le prepared to etre ; sullies it to say it comprises every desirable Gue to be
found with the beet Manefecturers of Csusda_
Every line is already marked
BELOW ACTUAL VALUE
and the above terms make my store the Cheapest place in Canada to buy your shoes
An itumvuse stock of
. RUBBERS AND OVERSHOE
in every style both w Canedisn sed American, (:love Goodyear Make, w file
subject to the time
LIBERAL TERMS.
A Large Stock of Ladies' Imported Kid Slippers, very Ore. Call sad
eta thele.
Cor. Bast -et. and &mare,
E. DOWNING.
TOILET SOAPS !
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AMERICAN MAKERS.
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Dego tit announce that be is sow agent for
The LiqilorTea Conpufl Celebrated Teas
Your choice of one out of a hundred or more Handsome Volume
by the Beet Authors, given with every 3 lbs.
Give it a trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without feeling
the expense.
A FEW GALLONS OF PURE MAPLE SYRUP LEFT,
rya JOHN ROBERTSON,
BHMNAS' OLD STAND, COR. SQUARE AND MONTREAL STS
z
Goderich Foundry and Machine Wo
RIINOIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
HFR011 FOCKDRY.
t[fMDt num of CJISTSFLOIVRISC-muse' •
'SAW MitLS.STta1r rlfCINtS,J0ttfRS THR5SH,N ICHINtS.
Sap
ffsTC.SSnareS.alOY.H CULTI•.TOSSILSPLSSCaSTIMCS
EAST STREET ,GODERICHCM..:...
WE HAVE ON HAND FOIL SALE:
Improved Land Rollers - - - Price $22.00.
HORSE POWERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, PLOW POINTS &c.
AT stow IwrIG-'T..7-12.ES l
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON THE UTEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY
ENGINE & BOILER WORKS CO. TORONTO,
We are Prepared to Quote Prices to
Parties in want of the same.
RICPALIRt3 .AND O.&8TIN0-S Ohs ALL KINDS
For 1890.
Consider SeRiIINRR's MArGAZiNE when you are deciding upon your
resoling matter for neat season. The subscription rate is low --$3.00
a year.
The standard of the Magazine is high,
Its spirit progressive,
The illustrations are interesting and of the best..
There is no space here to give even a summary of the featuree to ap-
pear pear next year. but among other things there will be a NEW D-
PARTMENT and ADDITIONAL PAGES, andT•:
of illustrated articles will be devoted to the following subjects
African Exploration and Travel,
Life on a Modern War Ship (3 articles),
Homes in City, Suburb, and Country,
Providing Homes through Building Associations,
The Citizen's Right.,
Electricity in the Household,
Ericsson, the Inventor, by his
Hunting,
Humorous Artists, American and
Authorized Biographer
Foreign.
There will be 3 serials.
Robert Louis Stevenson will contribute in 1590.
Each Subject, and there will he a great variety this year, will be
treated by writers most competent to speak with authority and whit
interest. Readers who are interested are urged to send for a prospie'
tux
25 Gents a number , $1.00 for 4 months& a
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, 743 Broadway, NI't Yar
e.e..w driest tteaw,
CV Orts Or Thar,
u Clederloh Modes &beet I earns
la the fou of eltthiy-mise,
r lineal fee the Central kids,
We'd have u pretty flaw
f all classes of Yod.Ylteu
Felt ray Isamu the best.
tot after December tela has pared
I thick will have a mot
t ma))J be Chet the htvh lane Memo
e viedytagfutekes ue teed,
t . With energy meal, work
mad
teachers, *boa we se to wheal.
Are Messes Tum sad Parka,
', 1 we are sometimes kept Lathers
1 ' it is •early dark.
isaidwian Scheid Ilameessent
We ease pick a w.
ud M' eerie too. as have to learn,
Lw odious school law.
imbeds Mr Parke.
ttc mkjeote of ssiuel wart,
sg tee, wehare a sha',
A ed drtil we masa Mlrl
',stigmas there are
Of ladies Just one mans
'altogether there are. new
On. tees than thirty-four.
en mery well Stan aa.one all these,
7 trim tis well,
ve wWish s. . out geed,
rallies emanot t"L
c *gr -i&ed a foot ball t'ub
Itesa atter we came here.
ad •nasal ed cher four o clock.
t hem It was calm and clear.
ohmls our great aptalr.
Hoene/ yed before,
nil so crab tick out • wood leer'
Free, pretty near a mote.
f t we practised quite often,
Aiding a team quite strong ;
t-annot tell e' rictorie s,
Fur It we• it Was tucking.
be wsett'r sew is rather rough.
The sky's sot very clear:
tot netting else you can expect
At tits time or the year.
rota Mates Model .B we tem
lint we doalwa-s gad
hat (hod cb Ase -sl stab
.1,
And Linton to s behind.
n1 whoa we write on the exam.
Vueltas* I'm not astray.
f tilodertch pupils some a ill win
The honor, of for lar.
nil though the papers be quite hard.
W Il make ...tool, per cent,
t ill come out far ahead of thole.
'esu u: ber schools alai neat.
)1111.a
h appen to read this far
a beta :site enough," resell my;
1 thu.i. I bad betty, stop
Wttu.,u. farther delay.
lf.im *i.s J: Co
,.ts, — We consider MINARD'a
I PENT the beat In the market and
null; recommend its use.
J. H. BA*kta, Id. D.,
Believes Hospital.
F. t'. Altnakauv, M.D.,
L It. C. S , Edinburgh.
M. R C. S , England.
H. D. V.11505, M.D,
l ni-t Pena
LEEBI- RN.
our ewe correspondent.
nes steamer Is still on the move
in oar section this weak.
het Gordan, of Sheppardtoe,
• to cur burg last week.
iter an absence of six years we once
wait -rope our popular friend, John
rt, who is home from Dake ta, but
tot alone, hating added his name to
roll of the benedics before leaving
eatland, stud with his fair ;•rtdt• is
ting his parer -la sod other recativs.
OmmuRei..n service saw a eo'.d at -
awe of the members of the church
risk, of the rite, with several mom -
of t:te Presbyterian sister church of
ow; ale.. Mr J. Aikenhead, sr., elder
nos church, (icaerich, was present
ers D. Caroming, A. C. Macdora,d
J. Strachan routed with the rte.
• J. A. Anderson, pastor, gave a
biog and impressive address to the
municants op the nature of the
end asked all to try and keep
part of their armour bright sod
ping as workers in Owl's canoe, that
'.le could be pierced by evil thoughts
temptations of this life, of which
were M. many to contend with.
r fountain of perttetual youth was
of the dreams of antiquity. it has
well-nigh realized in Ayer's Serva-
l-1.1a,
ersa-
v ia, which pantie* this blood, gores
s..ty to all the bodily foie. and
.s restores to age much trf the vigor
•I freshness of youth.
DUNLOP
goo our own4,orre sedent.
11+5 Ltrets Cforo.--In chapters of
Holy Writ we read of the deep joy
.tote of the kings of Israel when the
n same after the absence of three
re. After • period of three months
s the creeks are running once more
h a full 6•.w of water, which is much
Ionised by man and beast in Dunlop.
saaORAL. --Harvey Green, formerly
esidsat of thus section, bet late of the
en city, has been visiting among
rids and old schoolmates of No ii,
is the sante jelly lad as errr. He
man,. beaming smiles from his
emus, fair friends who gave one of
papular idols a hearty wele-.me.
re with regret that it is his inten-
ome a resident of N•.w York
but a little bird whispers letters
travel there as well as to the Queen
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