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The Signal, 1893-8-3, Page 6It 1 6 • THE SIGNAL : GODHRiCH, ONT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1893. cttLE Trs PURE POWDERED L PURIM, NTRONCEUT, RUT. =r racism to soy .anteq.r mama. r•ama Sots Mid b AU D....r. ..d !maggot*. . w. a.zzwz n'ae ze Too o,e.a A CHARMIeG FLOWER GARDEN. to the Unset of Roz.-Uolf ew Aare 1t Extent For a flaw-er garden, pure and simple. there is none mere charming in Italy than the culunna. In the very heart of Rurne. a i n . concealed that one might pean it a hundred time* without sus- pra•tli g its exateuce. The palace it at the :Jot of a hill, and is separated from the ear 11.n by a sunk.•n street ant terraces'. Tlie .treat it cria.ai•d by several bridgetta and in looking from the p.alatu to the terrace+ i* entir••ly invisible. The hill is Tan abrupt, and one is led through ilea walks and up stairways, along terraces. to the flower garden at its very top. The garden. however, is net in so unsheltered a peeitiun a. this nu.;ht in it••ate, being protected at the south by a high ledge. Au irun gate- way at an ,;ire:ting in this hedee ferns the entrance t, the gunien, an 1 on pass- ing through the, eci.. is immediately in the midst a.f b:. e,. •,. where all grow- ing things neem a: t.eeir beet The ar- rangement of the garden is very simple. the }masa all radi:►un;,like the spokes sit a wheel, front a ceutral baron. The bets are.ligntly elavete•l above the walks, and their border, u: l.,x form the tor - dent of the peels: the area covered is about leaf an acre, but s, adnitrahe. e the Man and so compact the planting tied it seems much lar,fetr. tine sees no paths ex.tept tact upon whlcu he is standing, t"waning always W be au - rounded i.v a great profusion of flower*, wise just enough of formality to give thenen the value. There es no architectural feature in this Kander. Wyche' the Wain in its center, as hu•h i+ sufficiently low to re- ceive the reflection of the growth about it. The garden owes its charm -which is very great -to its very simple design ant the admirable planting. It is ere clued on the eat and west by high walls covered with vine•; at their blues are several tiers of *tees with flower pr,tv.- l'i•arllM A. Pitt: iu Harper, Slagax.ne for July. Makin. tae float .( It. A German gni wlio recently came to Am •rata to marry a man who had been here tour some years, and who had male hummed so indispeuaable to his employers that he could not even be spared long eouugh to go to Germany to fetch his bri l,•, tells some amusiue exneriencee in Ater new home. ' "Tate thing winch vexed me mns'," ah. acid, after relating all sorts of queer ,intakes which she naturally mma�ddsa,� ••was about ray sheets. I had a L.eautit,d set. 111 linen, and all en',:,•i.'eril and worked with initials by n, "., a Lauds. When l gnat here the Anern�an :weds were all so big that not one of nay onsets could be used." "What a shatue !" exclaimed her sym- pathetic list.•ner. "What did you do r •.Well, you see," the bride answered with a .mile, "of course they were as much too Urge for handkerchiefs as the were loo snail fot sheets; and so 1 tuck them for towels. And everybody tbiuka they a. -e lovely." *be Vett A. Year. A summer boarder. a woman, who was .trolling along a country road. stop ped at a farmhouse in whine porch sae saw an old lady knitting and ...eked tore a glare of water. When the old Isdy had brought it she asked the younger woman to sit town and net awhile. Tee young woman Iookel out over a pleas- ant country, but her eye fell at lee upon the burying ground, which was only a little wry oaf on the other aide of the road and plainly visible themean the tree*, and she turned to the old lady, who sat ranking and knitting, and asked "Aren't you afraid to live so near a gra verare r Afraid?" said the old lady, gently, "why, no : my husband and rola are there.' Mas. M.Il.r Deeerated, The Sultan of Turkey Lar conferred the Order of the Me•Ijidieli on Professor Ilex Muller. Tliis is a,nerited tri.,ute to the vast Oriental learning and the deep interest taken by Professor Max duller in the various Eastern religions, and in Hahowoetaniun in particular. The pres- ent Sultan, who isasomewhat mill and melanchaly Oriente', of Cettmervative tendencue%, has little in common with that section of the (Arial clam in Cow stantinnpin who have been educated abroad and hare adopted atheistic sod revoluti.asary sentiments and ekes. He ia devotedly attached to the Mtawlman firth. Ter Ike Stebreeas, Do not keep a sick person text long in one room without taking him out and fnmigatina it. Put sulphur in an iron or earthenware pan that will stand the beat and set it cin bricks reared in an- other and larger pan onntadning water up to the top of the bricks. Mkt the ittl- phur on tins ; close all the window-% and creek es. an it cannot swaps. i. a tea and hang upon chain all the clothing to be freshened: keep the door closed .z or eight bears: then open all the windows and doors an.l freely ventilate the room for a My. Nothing rests a sick prom so much as to think of the pure, clean room he is lying in. r...tr Amid W.atei. The arra of permeate lavoluntary poverty a the adds* of superabundant wraith is not fee to seek. altar a num ' from the us. of his raw material -toe earth -and he Gannet work on it Charge him for permasio to use it, said the re- ward of his labs le the esiu et Ikea ehaega is teitowd. saes blas pay moat , and pee reduce hiss y suherteneas - ems deny to eevasa $TRANGS. PARAGUAYAN CUSTOkle. A 14111. Amgen' rwo.orai-M. Tease /.r A.a•tlt.- Whib wankering about Weide the re - veleta aloe morning, two bells inside the old church began to ring out joyously, as if for a wedding. Looking thruu h the gateway 1 raw a procession seg at a cheerful jag -trot, down the smut lane which is bordered with Www flail luxuriant shrub*. They wen s.8 wsaMR and girls, net a man among theta. the it could not be a wedding -eagle with babies in their cans, others with chil- dren trotting at their sides, Wm little user, uearmg pouches, the yeomen and l:ir:s sneered after the 1'antguayau fashion of skirt and camisole, every .nue bates -footed and with a black shawl or square of whits cotton draped over the head. They adeancad with leui;hter and gayety. attune a gentle run; and the young wonnn who ltd the cortege car- ried on her head a little c.,ttln enveloped with Bunt embroidery, edged with nate duo lace and strewn with fresh red roam. It was an Angeltto. a "little angel," and, therefore, no ciao.it for sadness, :or throughout allSpanirh Ameba,* the dee i i. of a child is consa4t red ruts. r .i uiat,er o1 rejoicing. So, while tate bells clattered enure merrily than ever, the joyous groap paused tee turnstile, trareree,l tl,e cioiiture of tho cbuic:a and baited Weide a shallow hole, No TEAS.; CU) .tNuELITU. Looking into is we :.nw that its shim were a san,lwi:d of different layers and strata of bones and broken coffees, srnuutidv cut by the spade, and alai the heap of are -h earth Leek it contaieed a skull or two iuue with long black hair c1iu).ing to it a mine odd joints sod mar- row hones. a baby's Shue. bits of collie, ahrae.:s of clay -wailed grace chalice and other recuer•los of the furaotteu dead. A grave deeper, wearing a lung, brown - striped poncho. placed the raaae•etrew a box cun:auuug the augelit.,, into tee hole ural proceeded to s. OVO1 the dirt and (.,res in upon it. incidentally pusia- ine in tee hairy skull with hie hues foot : now aitd thee xe;ting in to s'.atap draw:i the) loose earth and stake all 'mug and stcurr. Tura the group left the urine• tory, still gay and happy, ibis mother witlemt a tear m her ey. e, but chatter- ing with tae rrwt-rot because Mie was backi;.g in natural affeeta•n, but bemuse die believed with meth:Own trust *lira her teauy wee rut there in tis damp earth, but safe in :diary's arms, where she would o:ie day land it Site carried aw ay wan her a black- wooden cruise, wain tee embnride+ru.l linen teat lead draped tale cutiiu wuuud about it. moments AND CANDLE% The richer clarets decorate their family vaulte n it h .plendd wreaths and Mit a- eruus vendee. aha stand In rows before them, murmuring prayers: but you c-an- aie heip a•,ticiug teat toot of teem are not too much engaged to watch the strangers every mor t with in- aatlaWe CurloWry. .1 tutee one sees a pa ie ai owa� m reline upon soe newly- .de grave, Ler face literally bowed to :he dust which in true Bibli- cal fashion sae has thrown over herself, uttering the meanwhile the :oast lieur.- reu ling strieaa and robs. w h:ca went tie-ly to earl to a fit. Nattualiy you synipa :ii.o are aroused furl you yearn W go and mingle your lean wain hers wheal you are aaaaaad to wee kir sadder ly braeo up. cease her cries, .hake t.. dirt from her !read, leisurely pick ou another gray and fall upon at in tie sante ruaun r, with Lor face in the dust beginuiug anew tate sobs ant tears. mor vtuientiy than before : and then so: tsnderetatad p that ale a a otassium mourner. haired to weep by ;he hour a: a t, .tatei sunand paid e.o uiuch per so,.. Trent ere real mourners, to, rile se grief is und.�u.,tedly genuine, in wars„ sad eyes tau roads that dente as always a tregely. as grim and inscrutabio el palace us iia bevel - FURORE SINGLE TAXICU8. TIM TQwaUty ore a.Prosiert.e ant of Prosier gorillas -Why They 11.1 111011 W07. The ezplaaatioa of the 'Rthtrda.= d the single taxer is the easiest thing hs the world. In the (list place, it is gen- erally erally oote d that he has a peouuliar seal that r p not found in other opagaa diets. Hawaii; vacs "sewn the cat" he aset it everywhere, and having 000e Iron the subject he finds opptwtu- to talk on the single tax, what- ever be the subjevt on which he starts, There is a reason for this. The don trine fills him with hope. The average man. who argues that this world is* pretty good world, but :lust neat men do not want a m•t.hel world, are fond of the doctrine of "tbe survival of the lie test " They tell ur the principle of com- petition extends all through nature and that nuns s not free from it According to them there is not enough fur all. -e This cannot prtd'e enthusiasm. It produces gloom and paralyzes the hope- ful impulses of the heart. Such ideas, if not absolutely] a.'itheiattc• tend that wav-their eat!a deepair. On the contrary t(i he single taxer says ud has provided enough for his uaildren, Tad the reeourcrr of his ,tors house have not been touched, the mouumi1u are full of gold. slicer. iron, copper, alu- minum, road, woethe fields produce wheat. taro, bananas, rice; the era is teaming with food supplies. These are no sooner used once th••n commences pro commen. which renders them avail- able fax use again. Nut one atom is lost! There is infinite }ower in wind and water to propel uiucntnery. The m huan race leis not yet touched the r.che. awaiting:o:,:.rnpriation! Artili- cial, unnatural, nenenaa b.mers have brew p13044 tort u ren mltd an ahis Father's store Lee, 10 "rater to enslave him he has been cert oaf from the source of his supplies. 11x. single taxer with prophetic Tieion sees the order re- vereed ; all natural opportunities an thrown toren to use, labor is encour::ged, and beho:d tate sono is changed, there s plenty for all ! I eboidine these thinganot by the "eye of faith" but by ti:e eye of demonstra- tion, the zeal of the single taxer causes him to Le caiied a crank: but he cares nut, he preeses torward, with that furore which *,thing can withstand -"the fur- ore single ta:.icus. s A. Imperial Pleabsaaa. In order to emphasize the importasee of the cultivation of the soil, and to en- courage leis euL stets to follow agricul- tural marmite, rhe Emperor of China sometime% perforins certain rites at the "Emperors Field." and goes through the term of ploughing and other work of the husbandman. One day recttrtly, says the N.A.U. ('anle, the Emperor set out at dayt.reak from his talent with a numerous and magnilieent train of cour- tiers and other,. Before breakfast the Emperor arrived at tine shrines of the deity presiding over agriculture, and he Majesty stopped to offer up his thanks- giving and sacriflcee. After changing hie dress the rtorniug repaint was served, attheca' of which the Emperor preceded to the field, at the four corner, .1 which were erected four pavilions when the : rena seeds of wheat and other cls were r ! placed. In the tenter were 'numbers of nugniflreutly attired' courtiers, each holding aloft a many -colo. -ed flag. while - otethe side 01 the palate were et•ores of e aged and white-hairc,l tasters, each t having indite Band wimp agricultural •- implement. Placing his left hand on • the plow and holding the whip in his e right hand. the Emperor began the mee- t i away of the o ras.on. By pre -arrange - went the oflieers did their allotted share, some wteldine the agricultural imple- ment., while anthers scatter :e1 steads out of the baskets as if sowing, while the ' • Emperor was buried with the plow, which was 'etched to a richly capari- soned bullock. draped in yellow and led by two of the Emperor's bodyguards. (in the Emperor finishing his round at the plow the three princes were ordered to go through the performance. and after them nine high courtiers had their turn, after which the perfprmance caned. Having received the greetapg of the ofti- cere, the Emperor returned to his palace. -London P141 Mall Gazette, A CL MJ0V.i Let fancy picture to you the extraor- dinary scene. The crowd. of bar e- fuoted. tlaet-gowned wo,nen, tee mttm:,:ing primes and Lueeine sight- seers. 111. w&ld. pathetic nta.u, miug:e l wish the ilii mks of hired mous rs, the fragrant heals of flowers, tate odd shapes d toe 1:toau.itents, ti:Pquaint old church (in whales all this time a corpse wens 13,1131.0. palms and bananas leering over the .a•al,a. Liue hilts in the distance. a wide vista of rollial;, warded, peaceful lanalrcepe, dotted with the red -tiled roofs of coda, e-:e.iatm and the yellow glow of fruit -laden orange groves --all bathed iu golden sunshine, permeated by hnuaan affection, sorrow and belplesantaa, though rudely expressos!, and duhaivated by rue stern, uncliangeaWP fact that the common tragedy ie as inscrutableas uni- versal, and that whatever niethowl one mase take to assuage he personal sornaw an.1 altuw his faithful love for the 4, - ranee. the mystery rennins is wee -teed to-dav as when the first man di d,- Fanuie B. Ward in Philadelphia Reeved. rar..o r 1 Ririe. When a Parsee dies the monsint coke is white. The body is wrapped in white and the tna,urnera, as they e^no to th Loral plant, are clethe..l in white. Two by tau they walk behind the white - robed c.rrpu• as tt is carrildl to the"tower of si:ene.•,• which is ire final restiug- pplare. 'Cite is a large stone tower. int which the body 14 placed and left to he eaten by t1.ei eagles. There arc five ouch towers in aousbay, though but ono le much used. Th. eagles will deriver n body in a single dkc, and the big binds constantly hover l huge number, about the "tower of dbTeee.' They are treated sa if Mei were seated birds. "Is this form at burial• good ono from a sanitary standpoint?" was este.! of a Pau see. ••1Ve believe it is, Cremation is doubt- less the best (roan the standpoint, but in India the people are so poor and f uel r so scare* that the Hindus ars not .hies to practice cremation universally. Marv. ger, the Parsee believes it is tetter to be eaten by hirte than by worms, Burial is a grave is r.epuleive to us." rrewe% frilleier of Arora... Arte, A Frew* dramatic critic writes from Chicago, and is full of displeasure. He says he has pee all Ike Amerian actors and sotagd gnat, end sonv for thew 1110 pose artists. not their fort.; .saalg ! news mined= He ~bye the reams for &Air lads lad sweat Weak as AI= are dotiht. great dwarrtriinntga et, coir .*tilt tdosAmerico, the then rota tear wMri they Hay . aro..Ass Fiala. the Creator .r wealth. The preset syettem, which taxer build - item and improvement,' and capital in all its forms, is a system of discouragement to production, which fines a man who creates: wealth just in propoation as he creates wealth. Ind tata of f acting on the principle that the man who makes two blades of gray* grow where one grew be- fore is a public benefactor. our system 01 taxation treats him as a public enemy. If a man clothe a barren waste with grain or fruit trees; if he drain a swamp or open a mine; if he put up a house, where none stood before. or erect a fac- tory. or turn wood and iron into a ship; is be gots a library with which to study ale exercise his mind; if by his energy and thrift he accumulates capital with which to moist and organize and provide tools for industry, down comes the anws- eoe to make him pay for having done Ihes. things. The agar. S, it is a remarkable coincidence that the flgnna 9 is intimately connected with every gnat mining excitement of the present twntury. The greet Algerian gold excitement mime in 11109. In It l9 came the Mantavan Mountain craze, where it was reported that gold nuggets as big as flour barrel* had frame found. The California fever came in 1849, and the Pike's Peak born in 1159. In 1889 the lead was stntrk that made Virginia City a Otter or importance, and in ler.9 the Lem' vilI a carbonates were dlenovere, to be valuable. The mon ctioe of the agora 9 is linty • coincidence, but is none the less curious. A Seausealeble *..t..... 1de wife of the r Alexis of Russia (i114449) was f tiv disturbed in her steeply the ri a hell in a neigh - hot iag church This roomed the sheltie anger of the vital Mg to such a :itch $bu ibhelfaolloowiing ;Awed was � : mba ba Tar dbnoIlse winds fits loll to be MO tit, knout and then tobe Siberia rdt emir." I wee about to he plat 1101911110.0. tM (Santis died. intIih+tidnd sat ks�aM offender, whereupon tedalanse was round, sad the oeaa- e ru1e.'v d 1.a sabterrn. sakimed In eternal are bts�os.teaa, Best Cure for All disorders of the Throat and Lungs 6 Apses Chary P.ct. al, It has no equal as a cough -cure. Bronchitis " When I was a boy, i hada bronchial trouble of such a pervUstent and stub- born character, that the doctor pro Bounced it incurable with ordinary remedial, but recommended ate to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I did so. and one bottle cured me. For the last fifteen years, 1 have used this preparation with good effect whenever I take a bad cold, and 1 know of numbers of people who keep it in the house all the: tune. not c u safe to be without it." - I. C. N' , P. M., F,rest Hill,1W'. Va. Cough " For more than twenty-five years, 1 was a sufferer from lung tratuble, at- tended with coughing so severe at tithes as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms frequently lasting three or four holm. 1 was induced to try Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral, and after taking four battles. was thoruughle. cured.-- Franz Ho$utan, Clay Centre, Kans. La Grippe " Last spring 1 was taken duvrn stab la grippe. At times 1 was completely prostrated, and so diEwroh was my breathing that my breast seemed as of confined m an iron cage. I proecred a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner hail i began taking it than relief folio' eJ, 1 could not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the cure so complete. •'-W. 11. Williams, Cook City, S. Dak. AYE;R'S CHERRY PECTORAL Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver di Cu, Lowen. iter. S,'U by all Dru,; gists. 1'ricry I. ; .a bock.. Ss - Prompt to act, sure to cure s As Arab'. Loewe. An Arab -meaning a tent -dweller, for, in an equine sense. the town -dweller is no Arab -loves first and above all his horse. No need to recite the oft -sung affection he will lavish upon him. Next he loves his fire -arm. This, practically speaking. ought to be a six-foot, gold -in- laid, muzzle -loading horror of a match- lock, which would kick any man but an Arab flat on hie back at every shot ; but actually, in Algeria or Tunis, when he lives near a city, it is rather more apt to be a modern English breech -loader. Yo u must fly from the busy haunts of men to Hud the matchlock. Next to his gun he loves his oaiest son. Inst comm his wife -or one of his wives. Daughters don't even count : 1 meaa the Arab scarcely takes the trouble to count them, unless in so f'.r as they can minister to his comfort, dietetic or otherwise. Until some neighbor comes along and =sign' marry, in other words, to mak. asitn' worse slave et one of them, she is only a chattel, a soulless thing. And yet she is said to be a pretty, amiable helpful being -said to be, fur DO one by any hap ever chances to cast his eyes on ohne worth seeing. This die rega.d for women, be it said to their honor, does not always apply to the Be- douins of the Syrian and Arabian de- serts. A tory From tie Golden Hors, Ss hampeddin, th. Mollah, observed a dark figure prowling in his garden by moonlight. Thinking it was a robber he took hie bow and arrow, shot at the object. and quickly ret(re1 to bed. On the morrow great was his ast•mishment at Sinding that be bad transfixed his own caftan which his wife had hung out in the garden to dry. He knelt down to pray, streA up again, puts Liu han.L to ran heal, and then folding thein devout- ly ever his breast, he once mere prow trated himself, kissed the grouad and cried out: „Praised be Allah and Ho Prophet ! How fortunate that I was not wearing this craftan at the time the deed was perpetrated, else the arrow wo.tld leave pierced ins through and through, and I should now be a dead elan r -Phar. du Llospbore Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is a reliable remedy tliat can always be depended on to core cha,kr:a, cholera edentate. colic, .ramps, diarrh•.rs., dv.ontcry, and all loo.sue.s of the bowels It is a pure Extract containing all the virtue. of Wild Straw- berry, one of ate safest and -wrest cures for all summer complaints, exwnbieed with other barmiest. yet prompt enrative agents. well known to niediral science. The leaves of Wild Strawberry were known by the Indians to be an excellent reme.ly for diarrhoea, dysentery and looseness of the bowels ; bat adi secal .dans. has placed beton the pablie in Dr Fowler's Ext. of Wild Strawberry a complete and effectual corn tor all those diatom/rig snit often a••�•�ess complaints so common in this ehengs- able climate it has tined the lest for 40 years, and hondrvvls of nvvm have been waved by Ha prompt nee. No rubor remedy always res summer corn ants an promptly, quints the pain to actually and allays arias. den an serer.wfafy as this unrivalled pt.sseriptfnra of Dr. Fowler. if you em going to travel this Summer 10 oure and take a bottle with yea. diIt evernieses safely end qeirkly seespialat se AN emeleedef w*,, sad IMO Wad* our +eln.m,000i0 irk 111 THE LATEST NOVELS — AT Fraser /IL Porter's " The Doctor's Dozen, Paper, 50e., by Eru.rs Et rszrr Cann. "Grave Lady Jane," Paper, 30c., by Pwasxcs WARMLY. 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We are spate for both lines, and ask for them a trial, smeared eat they will pima: and extend our trade with you. Yours trap. ata. Ai. NAIRN. UNDERTAKERS T_ BROPI3n7Y do sow' Have added to their parent benison ate of B. J. Nara Latest silk d Qty Hssx ss. alas •hs Ames, Yoe et tesseel ttweiehisio ie the mutt. said the tiler mwool to eotstieot feswelsThis s1 its fit�s it yeMl�e�ti[ii