The Signal, 1894-1-4, Page 6NATIVE WHITE GRAPES.
!!e Niagara Leads 1a PepIarity-Othee
Catlett*. Worthy et Trial.
Not a few ease ra fruit groves plat*
tbe Niagara at the head of the native
White grapes for vigor, size and prodnc-
ttrenea., though other'varietiee, notable
tbe Duchess and Prentie., rank above it
In quality. The two last named in many
localities are. however, too uncertain to
be recommended to amateur*.
Moore's • Diamond, a pare native. is
much liked iu many localities,. The cine
is vigorous and productive, of large,
compact branches, of indium sized ber-
Contains ow Alum, Ammonia. Lome.
Psespnates, or any lnjurtaaO
AT HALF RATE INA 0OX.
11 sebea•ka lfwp'ftior.Gi . es she ,lwwtm
o f Chem Illatheme Teazel,
From the Onaab• Homes World.
One et the latest and molt impresed
methods of beating a railidid coanp•ay has
lust come to light.
The Burlington operates a line to Sheri.
Jan, Wy., at which .paint the Adan. Ex
press t ounptmv ha. an odic*. About ten
days ago a man called upon Mr. smith, de-
pot ageut tnr the Adana Express t'umpeny
in Omaha, and ii.oluired the cast of shipping
a box, weighing about 2.'0 pounds to Men-
des. He was informed that it would be
about $10. Saturday, Nov. 25, this man
appeared again and incidentally mewtioned
the fact that he would prepare the goals for
shipment the following day.
A few minutes before train time an ex-
press wagon brought the box to the depot.
It was unloaded, weighed, properly marked
for shipment, and immediately placed on
board the express car preparatory to Akins
• 7a5 -mile tourney.
The box was about nix feet long and three
feet wide .and weighed 273 runda. The
expense (*Urges were $12.15 and were paid,-
by
aid;by a man whose identity the express com-
pany is now attemptiag.to estabh.h. The
train pulled o:! a' 12.15 o'clock Sunday
morning and arrived in Sheridan the follow
ing afternoon. There era nothing abota
theappearance of the tux to indicate any-
thing unusual. The box among other goods
c.watgned to Sheridan, was unloaded from
the express car and stored in the depot acid
the doors locked.
le about half an hour agent Wood wag
informed that the copes'• office door was;;
gilt. and the belief was raced that burglars
were at work robbing the place. The agent
at once secured the ajsisuece of several"
men. abd, after arming themselves, they
entered the express eftice. Nothing was
found disturbed extapt the t Omaha box. It
wan empty. The lid had leen forced from
the box and the contents were gone. When
the -box was critically examined it was
found that ori instrument had been w'd
f -,tet the outside to loses the drover.
Upon the inside at one end was pi ialy
to be seen the print of a metres feet. The
cue of the box, the weight, and the foot-
print* were *efficient to convin e the agent
it had contained • human beiaR: timid that
upt•n his arrival at the end of the journey
besi rp4y opened_ the hot, walked over to
t..he door, unbolted it and dna red,'__
There are many theories advanced as to
- the purpose of the nam in the box. Some
believe that arrangements were on foot to
rob the express company, either on the
train or at the Sheridan othee, while others
think that the occupant of the box was an
escaping criminal.
L •ay exert, he tact the railway com-
pany out of • Koff • fare - for the fare for a
hu..* bong, alive or dead, ii+elO 50.
ear. N .1N *Meru
• Demi Stats- Your Murdock Blood Ritter}
excel all other medicines that i ever cued.
i took it for biliousness and it has cured me
altogether. ll"w. R'tit.nr.
des W.1f eebare, dint.
To Take •dtasuge sr Ike ■srkel. '
Mifgle. is Ktarrowsole a like isY
Mangle t )u the contrary : we
bear that coffins Kai fallen off 5 pef.ojtpl.''
price he would die within an h
ttgt'.mdb Care
(.r'Tt.krrs,--My little boy had a severe
each* cough, and could -not sleep atsight.
I tried Haeyatd's Pectoral Balsam for hits
std he was cured at 0anc.
Nisei. lie item
2w Leawood, (int.
she Tbaaatir she rebid.
He (teederl} --Do you think yon cans
ever learn to love me •
She icoafidentully• 0h, yea. Why. I
learned to love Tom (tarry, este Wall .epi
Last week. in two days.
• PMraw,.te r a Seteedolie -
" 1 have great pleasure i• certifying to
the negating* of Hagyard s Yellow Oil,"
writes 1). Keva.agh, postmaster of Umfra-
vi1M, (let , " having Deed it for soreness of
the throat. bares, colds, etc , 1 tind nMbine
local to it." 2w
Their Droll Chaney.
Young Widow (M, yea, he told ms be
erdd not love me when 1 was old.
• The ()their Row could yea Rose flurried
kiss after that
Y. W. --Oh, 1 was iB Nair Tia u
ere.
• HOUR* T.dlmtenul.
I.F.xTl I sas, Two years ago my
suffered from serer. mdigeatio.i .
ooshpletely cured by two bottles of
Blood Kitten. 1 ca* truly reoosmis d it
M all sufferers from (kis disease.
-"Mtn Joe% Been,
2se 13 Cross •t., Tomato.
WT E'a DIAMOND GItAPT.
tied of -greenish white color. The &ab
is juicy and nlmotet without pulp. The
quality is very good. -This grape bite.
ported to have proved hardy in and
ironed Rochester.
The Wineltell, known in acme sections,
Rif Green Mountain, heads the list et
white grapes for earline,oi. It is alto of
fine a nullity, and tbe vine is avigoroas,
llaloTr and productive.
The Reboot'* is ono of the highest fla-
vored of oar native grapes. The terry
and bunch are medium in site. Tire cine
is a moderato, slender grower. but an
abundant bearer and handy. It is reec-
Atltmended fur careful gardeneyaltnre
rather than ordinary vineyard culture.
The Packlington .bears frnit of fair
quality, avid the vine is hardy and pro -
Mlles.. It ripest§ after ,the Concoct:
Renee. in more northern sections. requires
a favorable eea..p to -ripen it. fruit sat-
isfactorily. e
The Lady is a sloWlrower, witheptall
cluster*. Itiipentl its fruit early bnt it
soon rote. The Martha is a regorges
grower, bearing` jnedinm sized fruit, a
little foxy, bet gond.
Amstenre.culrp$au rd many failnree,
the chief caps of which ie tbrir eager -
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W'by ltd yes shalt Ma ma. • '
•' le sell de some, ' movre ted the polioe-
Mse.
" Why, he wee rim* away from
yea`"
•• 1 knew it le.botae. Rot 1 wee afraid
he wearies are..d the Mock to admit me
treat bWhiadrL" ,Wasbiugton Star
ae,erete remota eared.
1Daaa Set, 1 ha". 'offered eery much
F•orofnla and had Mood for seem years
'fix •as1.M sea 1 cemmeneed seine
t
F.
i•sa.ally and *eternally end ran
wow ray that I am ...dolly eared mid hove
has. M be rowan era. To all auieewre 1 re
r Boit. es •s .leans% remedy
jrAde
wine:Re ,I. (EARLIEST WHITE GR*51).
Deus to secure large crops of trait from
young einem. It is ranch better to prune
the vines closely and let them come to
their work gradnally. Ezcemisive bear-
ing of young vines soon ezhnuste their
vitality.
Wiest t0. Iflerte*s lay.
Hardy herbaceous plants are fast tak-
ing the place of soft wooded, bedding
plants, as they give a supply of Sower,
from early spring nntil tete in the falL
/Rine. (Nosy is one of the best canna..
For the garden in summer, for pot
plants in the conservatory or for cut
Bowers, canner' are equally uaofnl.
The star magnolia is a very deiirabde
ehrnb.
The snowdrop Mould be found in ev-
ery garden, not only breams, it is the
first flower in the sting; but because it
1. the loveliest.
Among the best varieties of winter
blooming begonias are Alba pieta. with
small, pointed leaves dotted with silver,
Feosol, cirrnlar le•cte, dark gates
above, anti .red Nemeth, flowers a bean-
tifnl pink: M. de I.esaspaaad President
Carnot flowers of good size and bright
scarlet ci lee: Setnper gigantea area,
*newt crimson. an ever trimming vie
reef -
The George W. Childs chrysanthemne
le of an intense dark rel hila
(realist in variety M one of the taost
neefml winter planta four egemarvatory
nee.
(i.rdaNas ars i.valnable bent hum
and can be retarded or adva.trd with
eons. They winter oomfartbly 4w e
tamper* of 46 to AA Brion, end
THE SIGNAL : GODRR1OH,` ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1894.
Mkl6AGE TO CONGRESS.
88••••••• Set. Varga Nis Star es the
;�ma.y5 Naw album good low.
Wastltt.nun. Dec. le. -('resident (*.e-
land yeeterd•y Gent to (Omani • message
un the Hawaiian q...thm. Ha says be is
coat iuced that the difficulties lately cre
std hen sad is Hawaii, and now stand
lag in the way of a 'elegem of the
question through executive action, render
it proper that the matter should be sub
netted to the broader authority and da
cretioa of I'ungres►
Ne details the proceeds. quotes liberally
from Minister Steeple' .orrespoud.nce. in
which the latter. stud Hawaii had reached
• crises end one of two Conran was abs•
lutely n.cM.ery. either boll and rigorous
measurer ter •ueexatlou or • customs
union w'.th into] Atuertean protectorate
but he believrd the former to be the bet
ter course, sal he could not refrain from
, 7.pres.iug the opinion wait emphasis that
the gulden boor waa at hand
To th t mini.tar full of zeal fur annex -
shim there' seemed to arise in January
Ma the precis* eppxrtnnity which he
"Waited suit he ann04,40ed on February 1
"that the " Hawaiian pear was fully ripe
end this is the golden hoer for tit. United
States to. pink 1t.
tin this seise day. unable longer to re
strain his ardor. he ironed a prc'ciamatiou
whereby in the (tame of the l'uited States
he nonmed protection of the lalands.
{ iabug and ad,bjeet to negotiations at
Washington. This assumption was die
ovawcd by our (iovernmeot. but tie!
I tilted States flag remained over floe t itev •
•romeut building at Honolul.t said Atuert
corn force. remained on guard until April,
when titey were remove&by l'omteliti•iuner
Blount
The PrcwLlydt' next dotal% floe teens
rem.. tutu Lj�tAim. -eubrerai.:n.-of cuasutu
tt•..nui �ove}ifinett, in Heeaii• mud relates
the ffiel I-srt to n therei.d by Minister
Stix ens,
Pw::etiea of ♦ intra. a Preteseo.
lig coutin.ation, alio•Pte.ident'a rummage
tram the landing i t United States fore --s
on tea soil nt-iiont uln was of itself a de
tearttton ef.wer ur era matte with the nun
ern• of the (i:.rettiaent of Ransil or ton
the lana fidleirw le .e of protecting elle im-
p•nlldd fieri aril the property of .tmeri
ran eitireur, C,:t. - Il ware, There is no
p:etetro of inti *tic% ootltint. In fart,
the vaeea Pee...redasst it, sad there
h.. little bac s T.: prtlteu • t.:a' faropswere
infidel to pr ,tort Cie :into and propiettzv of
Imefiniii . it.:o-r.•
Ir .O. they w, t' 1 ;dace 1.. -en etat.oned i.
the xi/ -:Lira- '('such propet•ty, which was in
a J.+t•it fetes, of tee city, ivatead of so as
to c•.ivatand thr Hatawlia: ttuvernment
b'itling en 1 palace. When traps 1.a•1 -
ed the It. was in a peaceful •ondiuua anti
tiler. was no aymptum of riot or distotrb-
•itce.
The Pseaident therefore concludes that
Hawaii was takers possession .t1 by L<'>tflsd
States forces without the a oueent or wish
of the Government of the islands or any
body elec. so far- as shown, excei:t the
United Mate, lfinister. and was without
just ifica.• ion.
Iib instrnrtiass to Willis.
Tile PzeslJent then gives the text of
instructions' io• Minister ll'alia He was
interacted to' Amy fv the .Hazen chat the
eondiuuns relative to amu maty !utlat be
•egttiesed in 'Ey her or ht. w: n:d' du n
thing: if Ike queen shoe:4.14k what the
United State. would do towards restoring
her end maintaining her on the throue.the
Minister was if' reply that the President
would not agthonze the use of United
etas.. troops for either puypo.e and that
um of troops Medd only be anthorit.i by
Art of ('ongry.s. .
Ile was also uustructod to tell the Pre-
visional I:oyerruuent. if it should eek'tho
-f6o---Pleddent would
do -d1: h. Mould under executive anthority
to restore the yueen. but•the tummy fails
to elite what the Pre.ident could nod
would do . urler the term " Exec mnve
authority -
Weaetvofoe. Dee- 18 --The preamble
slid rewlutiou which Representative Bow
tet..- Repubh.yf, Maine. attempted to in-
troduce in the Huim yesterday, and there-
by inland a eeoe of .wild excitement whieh
ended in the abrupt* .adjournment of the
Houser is as follows ..
'• tahereas-The. exrearive eommtinll•a
tions lust read to the Hume clearly diacloae
that the rights and dignity -of the House
of Representatives. as a co-ordinate branch
ai the Congress of the Putted States, have
been invaded by the execntive department
in furnishing secret instructions to a min
later plenipotentiary of the United States
to conspire with tee representative of •
depposed and discredited monarch for the
submielou and overthrow of the eetablish-
ed Republican t iovernment to which he
was accredited. and to which his public
iestructtons •pledged the good faith and
sympathy of the President and t lov.ree
meet and people of the United States,
therefore.
" Resolved -That it is the sense of this
House that any intervention by the exscu
Cr* of the l -nit. l Statew, its civil or mill
tory representatives, without authority of
Congress, in the internal sfa r. of a
friendly retog*taeS Government, to die
turb or overthrow it and to aid or abet the
substitution or restoration of • monarchy,
therefore, is contrary to the policy and
traditions of the Republic and the letter
and apirit of the enestitetlon and eaaaot
be too promptly or e•iph•tieally repro
bated...
Mr. Houten. says be intends to present
the remention just as erten as the tart op
portnnity presents itself. and should the
speaker fail to recognise him he will eon
tine. its re•entatiew iNefkoitely
Dee of the Slit N•110 110.
LONDON. DSA 1S. -Thoma Heat Has
sett. who has died in N.w Vnrk, was nue
of the six notorious Fenian prisoners' who
were rrwened tram Freeinantl•, Wset.r,
Australia, is 1676. The trial Nationalists
In the United states resolved to fit out an
expedition for ibs purpose. and ander an
oath of.trietest secrecy. the violation of
which was to he punished with death,
x10.1100 wee collected. and the whaling
ship Catalpa. of New Redford, was bought
and Stied out The rescue was cleverly
managed, and the prisons esfely landed
in New York }Ia.eett'Rr-rigin•I aentenee
wee to be shot for tteseon, as he had rhe
rrte.i from th. Eoglieh army and gone
over to the retolntionist4. He was also a
moldier in the Papal a y and was wound
«I 1H the 111F. M Peril&
Informoreireepate la Cotte.
Rocs fere. Lib 111. -A I invernaent
inspector wee Ib Pittsford meet of fat
week examining the drove of Jerseys at
Frau Hawley's stack faro. There are
aver VI) tootle in the drove and they ars
r.garu.d as remarkably Sae animal.. It
i. learned that the Inspiresi fonnd the se
totem* of plena pmotitwwi In the drove
anti h his orders a considerable number
mast he killed.
• eiime•.a elm gear.
Naw Yam, Das. 4t-Qs.f Ms Orem
is the trial of
NEW YEAR NOTES.
Monod' •_demons s the mem Meebswe.
A warn heart makes • bright face.
The lowly leek Itirtker (ba. the lofty.
A good wart M a pled t[wybt ttaatt rod.
It as less dilficeli to alter our faith than
our feeling,.
A light shines brightest and farthest m
the Jerkier( night.
Kindness does aot throve gersered m a
lomp, but grows as it spreads.
If we sotto*, we may find as much sue
shies as shadow to hie.
Nemo Isom get so teaakd thee only death
oats smooth out the sortie.
As the salt waves wear Away the rock, so
do harsh words this sumo pagaeot heart.
Old Meads are Dot unlike old garments,
they acco$nmodale themselves to our pecu-
liarities
► Wim Mew orf It.
The death of an ossified man io Teamster.
is reported. He died hard -. & htorgo Tn•
bunt.
. There . no better remedy for worms of
MY kind foe obildr.. or adults than 1/r.
Low's Norm Syrup. int
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Competition.
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Tzu•sarii bee bees establim ted to she the
public a $r telae, ssrvlos with fair sad par
manna compete 'on.
it is tnaiaaevt on Dominos principles sad b
the interest of its patron..
iI deserves the snpport of orrery parson wbt
believes in competition.
For r.iek despatch ■ee this Capes( •
Ilda,+, tonnectinr with e11 Ilan awl rabies
kr ratted allaMs. Canada
Direct throuw all
gh paints !a
Nonbweut,llritlsh Celambl•sad Pate& 1401
Office -South Side Notwr.
R. )1AleCLlFfL
atitf Local Manager. Goder4b
A GREAT OFFER !
IJRATAT PAPRIM
AID -
• (JRSA T PRIM, WADS
We are Iv a Waddell a after The NRnal
sad the rser/ly Nereid sad Weekly Mar, of
Montreal for oue year for SLIM. This seer en-
titles the eubacr(ber to deem of two greet
premium* givea by the pubilWeea a< the her
11l Nereid. rheas }readioN are the • • Me, "
•l.aasor for Ian. a sorb left of 430 mem.
or If preferred • em of tea groat reaslly
mereld MeweNr FIeewee. whieh
twenty defies TM premises--Alae.e" and
Pfoture-will be reedy about the sial d Nov -
whim mad
w11rT*M� a Iroaoso�Mle
meats••• to the papa saybona at
dr
Remember the offer of • one
belt to peps who
sN
the Held* ho the
M withdraws.
Mitt
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Canada's Bet family Paper
THE HAMILTON
Weekly
Spectator
ENLARGED am* IMPROVED.
resolee all the (ewa.
■ear yreesl ►,.sorsa.
e'reep and PMa..d eommetM•,
The Mese ..I.ri.tehi Meries,
The r1.s sI Iai.very 1!•404.
averyibleg fes .vetrybedy.
I TO 18T JANUARY $1
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IIlWiTligreat wiper frees am ton January.
trea,i7pr oem reediest owel
^ *_weakly- TtIE
N'Hlt[IJs
041 ROUND" Gar oily p ea
Agents Wanted
Littoral esemYd.s aD moos A need aDmt
ser tttb•lk...dims.
15 *0.i 1Ma�owea-��d000rw
w*w =es tferou/ hi weer..e of 0 ilat.ts(..
rep terms gas worn.. Wens
RNeataldt'
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ck
Special drive in School Book
and School Supplies. Best valu
ever shown in Exercise and Scri
bling Books. Remember we keep
in stock a fu4 supply of all Books
authorized and recommended for
Collegiate Institutes, High Schools
Model Schools, Public and Bar_
ate Schools. .
B
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FRASER & PORTER,
(oral Maatagrr. fHip&p.• te.
Booksellers and 8tatione
1
FOR THE
Alertly, Merry Christmastide
Thee week we will have a
Designs were serer ea
You ran dad a.erhta( suitsb
our full ApiI* of rn.hTN•a 4:0411104
MYties w nR0.U.w, ar value better than this
r any Iriecd i• our supply.
I12A411u1n. C4T=GIJ$S PZ11f17]Lsr
Taylor a McMeekin • am! others, t• lately casae, is usque rrilulu.d
and atelier howbeit rte . is load pslaltd hawse, sad other .tying.
• T(E MOST ACCEPTAltf Of All GIFTS
Prion from tic. to Ii d'0.
kT OCL
Very beautiful and ran far the whet -not. etc.
4YIIeNId 4'aw, teak 4ens.
Plumb sac.. •Ieeals.ss 4..,..
4 eltel.td a raaere.ls tae ..isotone to asemiea.
You must nee tin m. Watch our show wladowa, and drop In aad nee. We will be
gimped to show therm.
ChM** akar. Masse le time to be a rttab for such attractivego•ds.
I [7. C. GQODE, - Chemist.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS
Our Stock is now complete, and we are ready fo
your orders
Our CURRANTS and RAISINS are ezceptionall
line this year. Besides, fire clean every pound w
sell.
Inspect our CHINA and LAMP GOODS De
ment if you are looking for anything in that lin
we can suit you.
0. A.. N.ASRN.
e
People in this 19th century are bound to have tbe_
best that can be had for the money. That is why
EVERYBODY WEARS
GRANBY RUBBERS.
They give perfect satisfaction in fit, style and finish, and it be-
i comes a hy•word that
w ORANBr RI'}tBi R: wear like Iron. '
It -is not Sawdust
1'
We use in making INDURATED FIBRE WARE
Some people think it is, but they are mistaken
We use nothing but the longest and stronger
Wood Fibre, pressed into shape without seam o
joint of any kind, and Indurate it by a patent pro
cess which renders it impervious to heat, cold and
liquids. INDURATED FIBRE WARE imparts no
taste or smell to its contents, and is the lightest,
tightest, sweetest and most durable ware eve
made.
t
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Ask for EDi'S.
UNDERTAKERS.
3. u,OPHEY an BON
Have added to their prw.nt huskies MO 01 R. J. Nash'. Latest Style
of Olty Hawses, also •he finest Home, funeral furaiski.p in the county,
and are now prep►rwd to oonduet funerals at pr{oes reasonable
This dspartme.t will be lteietly -Miall to by his an. William, who, Kling
in the astrpM, at the late D. Deeds" ler the past M. yaws, has • thossaglP
katowtollge of the boil.-, ..d by poop' 1J1 Jt _ bepm to tiara pert of the
public patronage. Rea..mb.r ti• ploy --weld., e psi way r do pee
AIM Mee us a oall
J. BROPHEY & 80N.