The Signal, 1893-7-27, Page 7THK SIGNAL': GODERICIL ONT. THURSDAY, JULY VANS.
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pECIAL PURGIL
DE BIacl Collon Rose
Guaranteed Fast Black, with Lisle
Thread Heels and Toes.
The Regular price of this line is 40c.
We will clear them off at 25c.
SEE THEM.
IT'S A BARGAIN !
JOHN T. ACHESON.
HOW OPEN FOR Ib3PBCTIU1
AT MUNBO'S
TRUTH ASOUT VIOL T ARIANISM.
vaaaaYlaas save lleees ..a lees ttraa47
-a litelarewirelle Nap.
A e.poy regimsnt which •senna it win
walk • Europese regiment Chet to doenpe, and
do it on flood w) stele competitors
would prosaism wholly insufficient to
sustain vigorous life. A alar Hindu.
sane* carrier, with a t of 00 pound
on his•boli of course, is
two divisivas bung on his neck by a
yokes -will, if properly paid. lope along
over a hundred miles in twenty-four
Lours, a feat which would exhaust any
but the bsst-trained English runners.
We feel, indeed, some doubt whether the
relation between the power of walking
and what is properly called "p@
strength," is at all a close cue. Illisey
classes of Bengaline, who are a feeble
folk, seem in walking tireless; and it le
within the knowledge of us all that many
comparatively feeble Fngliehtue.t coo
walk all day, and sit down at We .nil
far fatigued than stun who, in a
stens, woulst throw them in five
minutes on their backs. Weight has
much to do with it, and lung condition,
and above a11, a certain soundness of the
sinews which has qo more relation to the
Strength of those sinews than the tena-
city of a fibre, silk for example, has to
its bulk.
We believe the truth about vegetarian-
ism to be this -that it shnoet invariably
injures those who adopt it after being
accustomed to a flash diet, that it re-
quires invarielity and aLolutely a con-
eumption of milk not easy to saw's is
Noorrtheern Europe, but that, at the oust of
some energy and much power of resist-
ing disease, the majority a wen can live
on vegetables w ithout any grave reduc-
tion in their phymcal strength. They can
do must kinds of hard work -not aU-as
well as their oeighburs, and can do
sedentary work probably a little tetter,
though we must add that, owing to
diminished energy, they are usually not
erluelly inclined to it. They low a re-
current pleasure of some value, thesatss-
faction of being full -fed -your vegetarian
feeling hungry- frequently and ssba
-but they gain quite remarkably in
cost of their food. Their reduction in ex-
pense is considerable in all cans: and 0
Europeans could be taught the full
value as food of haricot -beans. of lentils,
and of millet, as containing not only
nourishment, but nitrogen. and could
obtain milk at reasonable cost, the re-
duction would be very great in-
deed, probably more than one-
half. In an experiment we beard of
lately, in which the haricot -beans were
much employed, the saving was greater
than that; and indeed the question only
needs diecursion because of the price of
milk, and because of a rather exaggerate
ed idea as to the quantity a vegetable -
food which tnurt he provided,* quantity
which varies not only with each person,
but with the kind a food consumed. A
man stay eat garden stuff all day and
not get the sustenance which he
will obtain put of a c.mpatatively small
quantity of beans, millet or wheat.
Economy is the unquestionable "pull"
of vegetarianism, and we should say the
cols one. though the practice does not
diminish strength in anything like the
proportion which flesh -eaters imagine.
'This confute strength and energy and
forget that the mass of mankind never
can, or will, get anything but the cereals
and other vegetables to eat. To abandon
flesh diet is not to advance. but only to
go back to the involuntarypractice of
the majority of the uncivilized-Instsdos
(Eng) Spectator.
Navy, Black and Colored Storni Sc-' es,
Whip Cords and Two -Toned weed Effects.
A Rill line of ack Stuffs in Cashmeres, Baratheas, Whip
Cords, E-..,31 Cloth, All -Wool and Silk Warp Hen-
riettae, Amazon Serge and Bengalines,
TogetherPrints, ith Chambrays and Printed Piquee. French D'Lain,T i a; :i 3 Cloth,
EXTRA VALL E IN
White and Grey Cottons, l3het•tings, Pillow Cottons, kc.
Napery Department well assorted.
New thaw are coslai on as List as p.selble.
6 PER CENT. DISOOUNT FOR CASH.
� MT.TZ�TRO,
Draper and Raberdaeher.
21)64
THE GOOD OLD DAYS.
Freon :he Oast Reporter. e
The old rockaway stage -coaches which
have recently formol part of tbo outfits of
the' wild west" show exhibition in Galt ace
somewhat new to the younger generation in
this part of Canada, but a little Less than
forty years ago similar ooacies were run -
sag the streets of halt •very boar, and Ow
vacant space at the rear of the tjueen i
hotel, and afterwards the lot of which the
skating rink now occupies part, had gener-
ally three and four, sad sometimes many
more, of loess coaches standing therms.
salt :n those days was the headquarters for
the staging business of Western Ontario.
Four horse coaches, largely ooatrofed by
salt men, left Isere twice a day for Hamil-
ton. and upas their arrival from that city,
after passing throught all the dangers and
trial, of the tar ,anted Beverly swamp, the
eran:pe f and weary pr.engets would find
ether coaches in from of the tjaees's Arm/
-o it was called in those days-w•i'.tug to
Hart otT for Stratford, Galeria, t:wlph,
Owen Sound sad the "lag S.ugees." And
with what a flourish the drivers would brine
their teams and lamberts' coaches into the
square and draw up in frost of the hotel
slop' Poor old Webb, Jon Niece. Tommy
Aitkms, Dan Dineen, and • Freschmaa
whore name we do not now remember t
hey
were sever •e happy as when:the Hasp of
the hotel was crowded with passengers weit-
tsi to take their respective coaches, sad
they started from the hotel yard with a
lively team to make a eiroait of the melee
and draw up in treat et the stops. Talk
of the cs,ndactor of • railroad train'
Here esu a man who was driver, con-
ductor and brakeman all in one : sad it was
sot steam he was dealing with but skit-
tish, std ion many cases, vicious horses,
doomed to • time of "'taxies" because
nothing else could be done with them. If
that would not oars them of their bad habits
they were of • variety beyond hope. Then
we most not forget the "whistle " of the
aid coaches, formed by • geed, strong bens,
and the driver's lips. About the foot of the
Hamilton hill the driver would take the
lies in his oma hand sad with the other
raise the horn to Ms lips, and thee the va-
in would robe with • ssssd that told all
within reach of it that the " stage was can'
lag," sal the Dark in the post -office would
wake up to the fact that Is. would coos be
called upon to exert himself is distributing
a marl. Meanwhile the driver had dropped
hie horn and again moped the linea, and
what life was aft is isle horses was brought'
eat of them as they rattled through the
street, over the bridge and werebeenglet
up is style before the hhotel sl Aad saw
we have for all the whistle of locomotives
Miley pas through the town, drawng
their hundreds of massager, is luxuriant.
enachea. It is a great theme, a wonderful
Manan -it weld eat sad to fie bask to the
sled stage -oath days -bei, after all, are we
nay happier for the chasms
caseate* Mae Trade.
The Canadian Gazette ear the Casadtu
inet.6ods of shipments during est rats
have been irregular and slovenly, and
tails attention to the instructions kissed by
prominent Kagliab dealers, which mast be
followed out if the hay trade is to be a
success Thete scoote they my, to be a
future before tbis hay trade, but it must be
duce on altogether different lines than at
present. The best u to send it to the coast
oosssgeed to your shipping agent there, and
thee let him make out the bills of lading
the e actual quantity shipped by each
steamer, and arrangements should be made
to sent the documents direct from the pet
of shipment: otherwise, if they have to go
back to Quebec, cr Montreal, or iulaad
'swot before being cent to England, they
generally arrive after the hay is landed,
and
to
heavy chars are incurred, which
qe debited to the .hipper is Caaada. It is
necessary that every bale of hay be marked,
but trot with the name and &Memo of the
presser: am initial or daub of any colored
paint will do. The qual.ty that commands
the beat sale then is timothy well mixed
Glover aad brieht and amen. W. prefer
bales wei4hin; 100 to 130 lbs to the large
ones. Sh ipm•ata should be at least thirty
to forty tons in order to esabtes u to get tl e
as
as ppo amble a Hay ens ttrad•in this country ly
is
done on • long credit, and if the trade with
Canada is to amass any great dimosiost,
arrangements will have to he made on your
side for the banks to deliver the decussates
on &operation, and rot payment as at
At Liverpool. Mr. Dyke, the Canadian
trevornmeat agent, tells us, some 6.000 toes
of Canadian hay were received, and realiz-
ed from 1.4 to £4 10■ per ton of 2,240 toot
2,000 lbs as in the Dominium). The peewees
price is from CS for easier to £7 and £8
for best. For the peat fifteen or sixteen
years Liverpool dealers havereeeived bay in
fivactaatia* quantities, acrd Mr. Dyke ears
them is always an active doomed at oeetals
prices pe tided it is good clover bay arta is
100 t
p..swd bite bales of o 1501b. emeh for
email owmwmmars. The expanse es Centel -
Se hay shipped to Liverpool are 8134 sad
eves taking rho value here at 810, this leaves
nj to the shipper. and compares favorably
with the return from the best United States
markets at New York and Roston. 11rship.
Down, the Bristol agum . advocates
ship-
ping hays from Ott. Juba and Mental, by
g
t to
Avasmssmtb, the advantages ion desk does,
etc., being quite 4s per ten.
J
11.11110010 0/1"
Ow add fll►s•r..m
-. sande'y and
M•Y••Itoil
Of all the well-km/bens !eye propri•tersa
the tars we speak of. nose sew aro kit
mare Franca Low.11, et this Wire. Heb...
Thorpe. !Sampson, chapoae, Yount. Coe -
hitt - all glee Tine Ma drat 1' tly with
ear alt Mead Ile, Lowell, sad ie 10..tamkeegs 1
his noon ie tad sevesestsl el the p i�
m
Ines : bet he his moments oents hie
met often revert 1. the day .f theca stage
essehee, .hes he had Shea i. the Game
her to try sad move a balky home or vete'
r posters *lee 1. beep Gem rain
wfipped hismeif t
Nernhray'a KI4.y sad Liver ear" le a
pr'pnelen et herbs tail rens, the w..Iienl
10.1 of w►leh aro universally hears.
TR it fee petrifying the bleed. Fe, baa,
n. A. Fsse.
:.Mthe"benlI dollar a pear. Mresr
and And 1t a
great oosnfort
and savor of
Labor
VA light
„AP
•••••00••••
Has no tlgtaal
for vertu►, nor
Air Moaning and
invemettening. nor
preserving Um
Athos and
hands fltom 1n -
jury, nor Aar
all-round
m
RarVslid 0l41AP iiMITATIONS
• saarew tease.
Yrs. bangle --My husband begred for
woe whiskey this morning, but 1 wouldn't
give it to him without your permission.
Was I right'
Doctor Probe-ls it the same brand that
you off .red me'
Mrs. Dangle -Yes.
Doctor Probe -Madam, you have saved
his life.
LOOIE =IC
Now is the
time to lay in
your Winter's
SAUNDERS &
The Meet aeraal•p foal tit
Ma
0arke rts•erdd tM 33 Meat Crede of sena'•
Coal i se
3 30
Seat Slerk.tetteCad
As 1 am ensuring for a oouplc of cargoes of
A Madrid .pear.
onagers, a Rumanian country town
of 11100 inhabitant*, bolds its annual fair
on the Feast of St. Theodore. On this
occe ion the place swarms with newly
married brides from some sitar to eighty
villages in the district ; widows who
bave taken fresh husbands remain at
loose. The young women in feetive
attire, and generally attended by their
mothers-in-law, carry jug+ of wine,
enwreathed with flowers, in their hands.
They kiss every one they meet, and after-
wards present the jug to his lips for a
The individual thus regaled be-
stows 17 a small gift on the fair Cybelie.
Not to tartake of the proffered wine is
regarded as an insult to the young wife.
and her family. She is, therefore, re-
served towards strangers, and ally kisses
those wboen she thinks likely c �td as
her wine. The kissing is
every liere-ie the street, in the taverns,
and iu private hwueee. The origin of
this custom is veiled in obscurity. Some
say that it dater back to the time when
the Turks made frequent raids into
Transylvania, and carried away all the
young women they could lay their
bands oo. Such of them as contrived
to escape from captivity, happening to
return to Halmagen at the time of the
fair, kissed their friends and relatives,
even strangers who congratulated them
on their wonderful deliverance.-
Rumanivclie Wochenschrift.
Edward Lintel, of Rt. Peters, C. E.,
says-" That his hone was bully ttorn by a
ppfitchforir. Om bottle of RD
LINIMENT eared his."
Livery Naha sen all over the Dosniaise
tell our swats slat tads would not Ire with-
out'IIINARD'S LU.ttll ENT for twin the
HARD WOOD
LOOK OUT FOR {'RICES.
arAU Coal weighed at the rner-et.
W. LEE.
11deaM..r ttssseetlea. fu -11
• trees New
L.1 1 ° peotlesam wbe has tie elts.st-
w
hislan of rating hie mobil Mess ee year
taes whoa taftteg)-Yea smoke ted tnhasw,
sesesiser ! cleat (asessiebel amd emiliat)
I*1 1k I serer M. make Lady -Time pts•
home iter M..Ms'. Kidney sed Live
Cent M
Cethe latest t at ipls la phase.aey,
fee the sere of Kelsey sod (Aver treelike
and • positive ow• for hook est, sour
•ten•ek. diari.sas, esaotlp.time km. 4
lllloaedei aesement sores BsMrw
Where Hermes Rear Vells.
The oddest things to be seas is Cm
streets of Colorado Springs are horses
decked with veils We have grown ac-
customed lathe jaunty little bats worn by
many hones in our towns to protect them
from the heat of the sun. We can eves
mean umbrella foamed over
their
to bee&
without surprise gives
noble beast a dandyish look that is very
droll. Some of thew veils, belonging t0
fine saddles, are mere fringe• of tee
stripe of leather that
mosquito
hat bbangbb
g eel
un awn arel+110111
b•otiy back mad faeten-
ed like a woman's now veil: but the
moot Myna:. and altogether effective
an of netting drawn over a hoop whisk
bolds it away from the • ss, yet com-
pletely protects them. The exaggerated
Asea give the gravest horse • waggish
The veils are not worn for fashion's
make. They are, indeed, a stern noose -
city, and the aoesfolt, if not even the
W of the horse, demands it. Colorado,
with all its attrectiosa, has one
plague -tad el Aka Flies of all
Seas, from up to the enorm.ss
bine bottle, see everywhere. Most psis
of his body the base cash but
eyes if not deprived Of his tan. J
eamot, mod thew delicate organa ate
•objects •r sheet ny the beet • sea ran do fly��tri�ibee.M.
p,u1. ting veil for hs most fahtbfttd
•
.watts,
HAVE YOU
BACK -AC H E
DODOS
KIDNEY
PILL
WILL CURE YOU
"Backaok•
means the kid-
neys are is
trouble. Dodd's
Kidney Pil!sive
om
Prpt relief-
"7t- par carts.
of1 disease is
ist caused by
disordered kid-
neys.
• Might as well
try to kali• a
h•altky city
without sewer-
age, as good
health when the
kidn•ya are
Ithigged, they are
the aoavengen
of the system.
"Onlay 1.
dangerous. Neg-
lected kidney
troubles result
in Bad Blood
Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and
the moat dan-
gerous of all,
frights Disease,
Diabetes and
Dropsy."
' Th• above
diseases oawaot
•riot where
Dodd's Kidnel
Pills we reed
eaty ald.tlees or Beet y mars
e(,rk• so amts. per box or sin ,I lass.
hoe thio r co. Tororo. sib iw
O.
ROLARO FIIIINACES
ooAL.
We are headquarters for the hest (Mal
and Wood Furnaces.
LOCAL Rar6EENC56:
REES PRICE, E•Q.:
MRS. W. T. HAYS.:
WOOD.
WE ME ALL 011@ ON TINABE
FROM RE -DIPPED TIN PLATES.
DON'T BUY SLOP WORK 1
Eave Troughing, Roofing, Cornice -
Work, Heating and Plumbing.
PROMPT ATTENTION. GOOD WORK.
Ile IMO 'laws an the loom
eels Oneelasd whale never hes
tsldh bet ewe. sod that l when it
boa"
as whaNew ler. Yorker. who was
Trcas teethugh ass
la waned �lthe oeg whole
lbsot fan owl
MM
label Wilt Volk ay b
la the jaw, asdManed
a
Mane d of lt•ieg
h ns l taetb. plater a�
� ass wkptUe/.d far
l..Jttrww� �'1�d1 s'ala.
rf DwLp4'1'S
0 WILDR�
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o�H-E
cHROEA
ciar
DflIARNe�ERy
DY �CON
sumM •,^pl�aTS
c•�rlos
a
SAUNDERS & CO.,
:w.et Street.
PAILS
AND
TUBS
of fibre and Pails of Wood,
reliable, strong and good ;
for pickles, lard, jam or sap,
for use at the well or the tap.
of the finest materials made
for your household, your farm or
your trade
for every contingency ready
and pails made by E. B. EDDY.
THE E. B. EDDY COMPANY,
MAMMOTH WORKS, HULL, CANADA.
SUMMER
COODS
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Ready-made Clothing •
specialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
AEiTS !
tfiRiTM. It :1r R>lrlf LL2 G011MIT`S
^t airs•, ares all ba•larw les etw t'. P. 1 erect
set... e1.040l se in MuNt'L,l rF rleo,
. ser +thererel11 1' . 11%64+1 0f -
to . awl a • est
Isa• fa 1.11111tum.
w-
hoa dd,,•. •D1L fromr dB//NJf V. i
rin� kIODB1L O DJs/ 1i1Jt10. �e rt..
the 9
uta,
The Tornio Cash S1.orc
P. O'DEA. Manager.
WHY
Patronise
True
Does OEO. BARRY, the
Oolerich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker's
suppliest And how is it
that he can sell so cheap?
BECAUSE
.Competition.
Tors Clew Motu Leepppalvesi
nt.
a rve aft* steer •ae pi
ptrt.dan aid fit
arriseltriele
IvisilizaP etas
yew
.. r, dvle• tt.le+e.mae.l
• r
Oasis Bw tflt.W .Mede.
fill•
tit et _Ms�i of ever perces wee
He tints that it pays in the
long run. His motto is :
' Small Profits and Quick Re-
turns." He also makes a
specialty of picture framing.
Give him a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 2357-7
OODERTOH
Steam, Boiler Works.
(ssr•Bfr$UsD itM1.1
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
'ats34 a.tiinoi:
wfess
tsset
�mse
ft.tnrar
i•..erw. to Ckrp.1rl • Mfa•Rf
Manuftrct vers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright k Tabular
313017.-IERS
S
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet iron
Works, etc., etc.
Ise dater• la Upright and Rorisootal Ill{de
Regime. Automat le tart -Ori Kiebnee a
poslalty. All vers te N • see eip••letlaa
oesemeerR
atle •.heeed. K.elaat•s tarnished ea
2 -ty 5' `0. ee IL
` atteht as0ae
Ato.
W..-owsta
. O. T..sa1 R. Mattes •.Avfe`
3YSTP,M RENOVATOR
AND annuli Tim ni11a'DI .
SpecifiCand Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverished Mood, dye-
i=sbnw
splsea, palpintiee d the
vet caseplaint, rsralgisti tem le
tmsmsey, kresaitis, ocnwmrnytiaa, gall
meek jaendiss. k Mislay aa�l urinary
thsassee, s► Vitas' donee, t male inr
slari11es and rem.rel debility.
4ANOtt1'ONTtIJODERIMI. ONTARIO
J. M. MoLsOn.
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