The Signal, 1897-4-29, Page 66
THE SIGNAL : GIMMICK ONT.- THURSDAY- APR. 29. 1897.
NOT A SICK DAY
For Over Thirty Years!
WPM? 01 IIE30
AYER'S PILLS
"Ayer's Cathartic Pills for over thirty
gars have kepi Ate la good health,
never having had a lack day in all that
time. Before I wee twenty I suffered
almost contlbuatly-es $ resell of 0011-
stipetiou-from dyspepsia; headaches,
neuralgia, or boils and other eruptive
diseases. When r became oonviaced
r. ^se} . •
that.. 11e -truths of my troubles were
caused by constipation, I began the use
. of A,yer'. Pills, with-tbo most satisfac-
tory results, never having • single
attack that did neeseadily yield to this
remedy. My wile, who. hod been an
Invalid for years, also began to nee
Ayer's Pills, and her health was quickly
restored. With my children 1 had n
ticed that nearly' all their ailments were
preceded 1,g constipation, and I sodn
had thin pleasure of knowing that with
children as with perente, Ayer's Pills,
1f taken irl season, avert all danger of
sickness." -I1. Warrsessie, Bytoh. I1L_
AYEWI.
nus
Mlsheet 140n0rei at World's F1W
- Br's Strtayta.3 Et!eatthees the fills/.
CRISP AND CASUAL
THE WARS.
MARCO BOZZARIS.
At midnight. in hhigoeaded teat,
The Turk was dreaming of the hour
Whin Basso*, bar hoes in suppliance bent.
Should tremble at ids tower.
In dreams, through camp and oourt. be
bore
The tropbtee of a ooeyustor :
lo dreams his songs of triumph heard
Then wore hie wooarok's signet ring ;
Thea premed that monarchs throne -s
king
As wild his thoughts and gay of wog,
As Eden's garden bird.
At midnight, in toe forest shades,
Bozzone ranged hie Suliote band.
True as the shed of their tried blades,
Heroes in heart and hand.
Tbere bad the Persian's thousands stood,
There had the clad earth drunk their blood.
On old Plates"' day :
And now there breathed that haunted air,
The sons v sires who cot quered there,
With arms to strike, and souls to dare,
As gniuk, an far as they. - -
Elephants .re fond of gin, but will not
touch- champagne.
The avenge cost of a criminal proseoutlon
in Britain to at present 8160.
There are 3,000 wprts ip,tbe English len-
guess that are cot In tliotionary.
Every shilling turned out by the F.oglisb
Mint shows a profit ot nearly threepence.
The lustre of morocco may be retained by
apptyina the whito of an egg with a Sponge.
The cat c.n See well in the dark, and.
fortunately for the cat, the man with the
bootjack can't.
If • men tumid jump proportionally as far
as • flea, he wield jump• in one leap trout
Land'. End to Edinburgh.
During the Let ai yeare the legal execu-
tions in the United States have numbered
'720, and the lyocbines 1,118.
The only sure way to thoroughly cleanse
a pipe ot nicotine is to allow • jet of steno
to pane through the item for several
minutes.
An hour passed ors --the Tart awoke ;
That bright dream was bis last :
H. woke -to hear his tenures shriek.
" To name ! they owed ! the Greek the
Greek 1'
Hs woke -to die mid flame and smoke,
Apd shout, and groan, and eabreatroke,-
And death shots felting thick and fast,
A. lightninrs from the monists clouds ;
Aad heard, with voice as trumpet load,
Bozzsrts cheer his band ;
"Stoke nil the last armed foe entree ;
Strike -tor your altars and your fires ;
Gael -and your Dative land !'
They fought 1:ke brave men, long and well;
Tben piled the ground with Molten slain
They oonquered-but hozzaria tell,
hleeiing at every vein.
His sew surviving uomrsdes saw
His smile, when rang their proud hurrah,
And the red field was won ;
Then saw in death his eyelids Diose
Calmly, as to a night's repose,
Lake flowers at set of sun.
Come to to bridal chamber. Death !
Come to the mother wbeo she feels
the first time her 014-borgj.breatiu..
Come when the blessed seals
That aloes the peetilii!s sae broke,
And crowded cities wail its stroke ;
Come in ouusumptioa'a le aetly form,
i'he earthquake shock, the ocean's Sturm
Come when the heart beats high and warm
With banquet wag and damn, end wine ;
And thou art terrtbte-the tear,
The groan, the knell, the pall, the bier.
Aed .11 we know. or dream, or fear
01 agony, are thine.
Bus to the here, when his 'word '•"-'
Has won the battle for the tree,
Tby voiee wends like a prophet's word ;
And in its hollow tones ors herd
The thanks of millions vet to be.
Bozzeris ! with the 'tort rave
Greece nurtured to her plor''a tune,
Best thee-tbere ie no prouder grave
Even in her own proud clime, t
We tell thy gloom without • sigh,
For thou art Freedom's, now, and Fame's
One of the sew, the immortal names,
That .re not born to die.
-Hannck.
A yew -tree at Dover, over one thouaod
years old, which was mentioned in the
i)oom.dey Book, was reosotly transplanted
e.00esefutly.
Hot water taken freely hall an hour be-
fore bedtime is an •xoelleot oath•rtic in the
is.. of constipation, white it has a soothing
effect upon the stomach and bowels.
There are 450,000 persons in England
aimed Smith : 300,000 named Jots& ; 250,-
000 named Williams ; nearly 200,000 named
Taylor, and 140,000 named Hrowo.
During the last ten year. Eo,laad's ia-
ere•s. -i.-ws6 .te aslth wee 87-per--oonl. .
that of France 42 per mint., panda 71 per
Dent., and Germany doubled the number of
her warships.
If all the bicycles in the world iters
brought to • central point and reeonstruot-
ed into one giant m.iihine, the result would
be • bicycle ten miles long apd over six
miles high, with wheels about three miles
in diameter.
Womeo have • better perception of color
than men. An eminent authority on oolor
blindness asserts that under a very
te•t'the color vision of one mac in five is de -
Native, while in women the average is one
is thirty.
A medical paper says a sneeze is tmten-
manwusly dispelled by preseinq the finger
upwards easiest the division of the nose at
the point when the upper lie inside joins
the gem. Another plea is to expire all the
air possible from the lungs the moment you
psroeive iodio•tiom of a sneeze.
An athlete says that in walking the leg
should be swung from the hip very muob as
the arm is .woo. from the shoulder, not the
.elbow. The hip-mnsoles are among the
W s.tgeet in the body, and men who use
OMB.. and walk with the leg oosiprir•t(vely
S Nfl, cover the rronnd 30 per gest. fasten,
th Ag _Itlyklpeo- ..- who
i&Serena& Thea, se Dee Maar en seta•
regisest rooms itself. These is n•eally
ea* groat obese. and Shoo, with this terrible
AnWf to the air,tbe charge batten
Nothise eon withstood it.
'• lest a. tell Lon et sae ia.iseoe. I saw
this myoelt. The C.bs% torous were
ebargiatr, asebeis is head. The tipasisk
force, torsed loose se tats with • Krupp
gas A single order was rites. The weeds
body hesitated. and a cheer from to Spits'
Ash foram. From the right and lett wings
of the Cuban detaobiata fifty neon rode
forward at a teeiho peso As they rode
the men formed their arses tato • 2ytnr
wedge snob M
the college boys ram in foot-
ball. 11 hey rode right up to the gine 01
course, moat of the wen wore killed, bet
*trough Rot to to hart to out them off.
ITS DN,IDLJ woatc.
" 1 know 0t nothing that Dao witbstead
the machete. Tb• Callan has used It from
almost the day Of his birth. He does every'
thing watt it. •Is times of peso* 1 hey,
often had to travel through .wlions where
there were no roads. 1 had to go throuih
the underbrush, wblob is very heavy. Otters
I have started • Mee ahead of me, mounted
of ware,._ With hie maobete he would cut
a path for me and my bores. He ,imply
rode along evening the long blade
in a d. sagely ort of fealties, tat in reality
with the greatest precision sod skill. He
lost so !:tete time in thin work, that, with
both horses walking, it would take me for •
miles to catch up to him.
" Once a Isle fellow down ea my planta-
tion ran •amok. We got atter him, end
tracked him to a Save, ten miles oat in the
mountains. I rot • donee soldiers; and we
went to get him. He was armed with hie
machete, and had killed four per.ow in hie
wild run. The soldiers Tined up to fres/ of
the mouth of the oave, int i called to to
fellow to come out. The soldier, stood with
their guns pointed .t the spot where this
man must come one, it he came at .IL Sod-
denly be emerged from the darkness, and
stood o•r.l.sly looking al my mos. He did
not seem to be armed. Suddenly be reached
behind him sod drew from the leg of his
hoot his machete. Than he sprang forward.
1 saw the flash of his weapon to the air, and
then the soldiers bred. When the smoke
cleared away, the Cuban was dead, of
course. He had been riddled by bullet.,
tout be had killed three of the soldiers.
'Each man was cut in two as clean se it the
the work had been done at sawmill. Times
things I have sees with my own eyes. And
that are the reason, why the cry "Mo.
ithMo i •...hits !' twinge *error to
fah forces.'
two feet. Hen the people o1 Benin bold
thou hideous rites to the gods or fetish..,
wbiob are reseed arospd the wall. and
whiob oompries elephants' tusks end carved
figures of ivory, braes and bronze, having
themes& grotesque appeeraaa. Is the as -
Mr of the sheltered cert was an orifios.frone
the sides of - ":oh blood was streaming. I
muse not ..wtt to mention the huge mud -
axion trees, wide& were in the wide road
leading past the oompound•. and os wbiah
.the remains of victims oould still be ONO.
Near those were mon pito full. of bodies.
and from one moans oouId be heard. S..
of the corpses were hoisted out, and a boy
who had been Gordoeis native servant was
moiled. He had been for over flee days is
this pit, uovered with • heap of deed and
dying, who had been thrown in alta him,
From another pit a woman and two tele
were rescued, bat, although every iRtentloo
had teen pad to them, I am afraid hello
hope can be entertained of their maven,.
In the king's palaver house the whole of the
effects takes from the murdered whiter wee
found almost untouched, their .porting
guns, their helmet oases and oemeraa and
the merchandise btought by the traders of
the expedition.
CANADA'S APPEAL TO BRITAIN.
O Britain ! What has come to thee '
O woethat I should live to see
Thy Narmada wiled with moth and runt,
Thy glory trailing in the duet.
Winne llenlesraa and Beggar Fara Alike.
Berlin latter in Chicago Record : German
*that is Draoonien for many urine, and
01isdemeanora„ but the prinoiple of even-
handedness is, at least,. existing to a much
higher degree than in the case in most other
countries. The nobleman and the beggar
are treated alike. A striking illustration of
that was the triat,a few days ago. of • num-
ber of high-born apeculatore, who (or dia-
hone.t purposes had set atoot a greet, bloat-
ed figanoiel scheme -the funding of the so-
called Kaiser -Bazar, ty winch outsiders
were mulcted to the tune of 4,543,000
marks. The defence was a cunning .sed
able one in court, and the evidence was
father 000fiotiog, but the Judges desoernad
clearly. through the maze of tangled proof.
who were the culprits, and the principal
one, an ex•army ieioer, Baron von Western -
haven, was sentenced to six months in jail
and 6,000 mares fine, and his noble oom-
peon tared hardly better. No Menace*
from the outside could save them. There
i. sturdy PRIleil•n jdtie. for yon -
419.500
Et4
FORTS ARE THEIR (OWE*seer r.rUareeteae with v/kte� ItMlwas-
1arns nave retied the Leland N Cabe.
From -the St. Louis Globe -Democrat : The
torte of the Spaniard is tort•baildimg. C.t•s
is the scene of hie greatest and most varied
ead.vor in that art of war. From the Our
that the-enstalbe steamer passes ander the
firo}tvsing front of Morro Castle at the month
of`tile Havana harbor until departure from
the island. one is Dever out of eight of 110011
kind of • fortification. The Spanish army
bee not dobe much fighting in this war, be -
MOM. perhaps, it has not been possible to
being the ineoroents to battle, hot then
little fellows. from the farms among the
Pyrenees have fortified with amazing in.
dustry.
From Pinar del P.io to Santiago de Cube
the defence are oonwpicnoui everywhere.
Something to turn a ballet is the end in'
view. With this idea the Spaniards lave
given ingenuity of construction fall play.
When the war is over not .the least of
Cuba's attractions for the visitor will be the
forts. They number not hundreds. but
thouse•ds. There 11 a fort of wine kind in
Cuba tor every ten iu•urgents under arms.
Aod the building etiil goes on. Not many
I rho ht the. areal, I deemed thea good, days ago • party of Havana people went out
Wt to the euburbe of the oity to witness the
0 fool ! With l urope.' grasping brood, dedication of a new fort, as a similar party
Thou w•tohest (standing idly t,' )
The unequal 'trite for liberty.
One thought of thine, one word from thee,
And Tuckey would have bowed the keel, ;
Hat's best before the power unseen ;
llan hoed the knee to Rritaik s Queen.
DROPSY
CURED SY
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
I have been tgpubled for three
years with Dropsy. Could not
get any relief. My limbs vete
swollen to a size I could not
rest. I was advised to use
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I have
only used two boxes and I am
completely cure°. I have no
objection in allowing you to
publish this to as to help others.
I remain, yours,
ARTHUR 1nNRS,
Ottawa, CV, 1.
•
s Kidasyy PUM -64
mivnt have gone from an American tidy to
celebrate the formal Installation of some
new irdostrv. The new tort was finished
in a style befitting ire proximity to the cap-
ital of the island. It was given • name.
The cesemon.ies of the formal opening of the
fort for bulimia were duly reported in the
When Abdul, the -accursed, earns, pares.
And ,wept the land with two -d and llama. The torose of the revolution number 50,•
Armun:a looked for her release 1 000 by the claims of the leaders. and 30,000
ToaMoss a 4 -tt-4ittl.-6weeeo, - • _- --- it br the admiadoa,uf, the. Spanishesw-
Whose warrior blond. for ages past,
Rushed down is tcrrwts bot and fast,
As dwelt her wek'niog soul upon
Miltiades and Marathon.
And bounds her pulse at thought of thee,
Toon gory -dyed Thermopylae,
Whose crimson tanneries yet. bespeak
Unfeeling lustre for the Greek.
She saw *gain the narrow pees
Where fell her brave Leonidas :
And in her old-time strength arose
With fiery force to meet her toes.
She heard the Cretans' ory for aid ;
She faced the powers nedismayed ;
Her war cry ran from shore to shore,
" And Greece was living Greco." same
mon.
AWN. Slimed an every hand.
Aisne, she made a glorious stead
Alone, to stem the devil's work
Alone, to feos the insatiate Turk.
Alone! Alone ' 0 shame to those
Who swell the number of sur fore'
Well, Britain ! might thou Mash to see
The climax of thy infamy.
moot. The supply of ammunition is so
empty that the aweral instruction to the
soldiers is, " Not • Bindle cartridge m.y be
w •ted." Against such an eoemy, the
Spaniards have dotted the island with these
I houe•nds of forts Mitch of thin fortdyiag
is voluntary work. The Spanish soldier
eeeme to have an inborn liking for ti. 11.
will fight in the open if he must. Tare is
no doubt of the 8 surd'. valor. Bat hav-
ing bunted in vain for the enemy, and being
given the duty of defending some particular
Place against the hidden f , 4bs Spanish
soldier, without being told; proceeds to
make himself as ate from possible harm as
oorvwient material will permit Be is
natural fortifier.
" Warted Els Ticket."
Soldiers stationed in India very often d. -
vise means whereby they one exchange the
monotony of that country for the gaiety and
pleasure of Lome.
Among other ways ot 'working bis ticket'
(i.e. diacharre►, is the practice of shamming
some infirmity.
Ooe of oar noble (Menders in the Blank -
.hire lie&& reported himself ill at the meal
inspeetion boor, and was detained in bee-
pital for deafness. He oarried out his deceit
almost too well, for at last the suspicions of
the prescribing medical officer were aroused,
sod he determined to try him.
3oinp into the ward one morning while
Tommy's back was turned to the door, busi-
ly engaged in am armament with a oomrede.
who was smoking be walked quietly behind
him and raised a revolver. But Tommy saw
the..reflection in s window oppodte and
guessed his intention. So when the revolver
was filed, observing the puff of smoke, he
turned to his chum and said hastily-
"Put out veer pipe, you fool, the doctor
will be round in a minute."
Needless to say, Tommy was home before
many months bed pasted.
is BICYCLES A»o
WATCHES Polk
During the Year 1897.
For tall perdculr. ,w advertisemeate, or aipplyte
Val /NOR, LTA. 23 Soon Si., TINMTS
THEIR DEADLY WEAPON.
ifs Msebste Y tae Main Releasee •f the
Cabe. irearegine*.
" Papl.In ins 000ntry," said so Ameri-
can who had spat many years to Cuba,
•'oanoot *mainland why to Spanish Jocose
a000mplisb so little in Cuba, and why .l -
most nothing L being dos.. And yob the
explanaioo L very simple to see trio know
the Calmat It Spain could take Cuba
sol.... _..- ..t.. —•4,.-,� . F "r ..'•�Ii a' �.' �.�. ••�-
Tinted arm nte't e r phot ansi.tiell maiGg. �--• -��
T F
Lege by sew iillkt.g.
Dr. Bab000k tornd in some experiments
he tried regarding this matter that slow
milking had a very dandled effect in rodeo -
here bolo an
in/ the batter fit is milk, t g
averare decline ot over 11 per Dent. in his
trials as a result of slow milking, while also
there was a decided dimtnn$tion in the
quantity, though Inc prolonged trial with
Down naturally going dry the difereaoe tend
ed to disappear. The total result over a
mwoe, however, is be.ef5oial to the milk
pi id-1a.th....aas-nf.gni k- .matins. -not tO...
weak of the aving of time. We do not
kaow all about the secretion of milk in the
odder but we are getting on that user.
8TUM BOIL$R WORK&
..COAL..
A. S. CH RYSTAL,
8weesss.r Ohre toe & Biocb
saanatsotew of all kinds at
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Yana, Sheet Imo
Works, eto., eta,
And Dealer in-
Ewgas.a, M•ohinery Caattags, be.
All sizes of Pipes and Pipe Fittings.
Steam tend Weber Gomm, Globe Velvet,
Check Valves, Isepiratoes. Ej.oters and I.
looters Constantly on Hated at Lowed
Prices.
A .peoi•l line of steel Wafer and ii
Troughs for use of farmers and otters.
Repetrtng prompW attended tr,
A. s. CRItTSTAL,
=rely P. ti. Box re tt.deyloe,
always on hand. The Blest
tsalr-'Sesstou' ()owl in • .•' -
market. Hard, Soft an Black-
smith Ccal always on hand. A11
Coal weighed .on the market scales,
so that you are sure of Good
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WM. LEE.
e, Harbor Quay.
HASPIB Et LEVU Store.
EPPS'S COCOA
I
Gold is King
leant Your
home claim a:te
Steele, Briggs
-high Grade' deeds.
sold by leei:leg d.etirs.
Mk f• r them.
• bele investment.
GOLDEN RETURNS
OATALOQUte PRIL
The Steele, Briggs SeedCo.
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pw•d yet.
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mei,.,
.•No; bet rices'
»„ at tlerga`
S,Rsr•s-L the
home'
Tee Dived a Wif
10T, to :ay' dos'$ t
- morning.
9tragee--' se -VV set'
The I1;vet'a WO
L the Surf -Sep
111—R h°t° did t tai w
re••diatoN� tit uahiag
Yn. RPd`a-Wry
:odas obltp$i0r :•D he
Mr. R" -It gives en slaculato►Y gra
Edward was watch
brained the lettere of
,,soh sob ob else hop
Afar looking ft* I"
•• ldamina, are y
50010 women Seem t
tin making the man to
they do in being revile
lute.
PL. N G MILL.
EST*IUSHEO1166. '
Biichauais & BVp13S
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
stusttrreg trasne
DOO.B and BLIND
_--Dialog-issi t glade et
LUMBER. EATI 111. ES
*el i else. aatertal « ivory fletase
Pommies the trimming irstinctivo Natte
Delicacy of Flavor,
Supenonty in Quality,
Grateful and Comforting,
to the nervous or Dyspeptic.
Nutritive Qualities Unrivalled
1n tinarter-eonnd Tins o'tly.
UFA arra t f.., ltd.. Mesnw.MVle
theaters Lewder. aagtasd-
am
Howe'.?, unwillingly, through thee, "Thegtlen the whole 1Qae6. Wit►
They hurled their dart. 'garnet liberty. NMI Ike Caber aro ie .
It IS too, is time hot days et the
oiatun to see war waged on brat
-De yeti retts.atber to smut with
_'el aged when • lad of the wonder -
fel "wee of the Sorsa in their border
we when, olsymore in head, they swept
Ries 1 frames 1 rise ! and early doom
With droopidg bead I lowly stand,
In shame for thee, the " Mother land,"
=forth thy fere by land and sea,
If from thy trammels. add be free!
e
The bloody Abdel to the tomb, i "New,
before Neaten of iaveetioos,
Though ell the powers arc for pesos ; i1 whim warfare the bees velssod Mantua an
To area I to arms t fat lista. Grease.
Ys sue, wbe love her .lassie lore,
Ia every land, on every shore.
Hetes l isles l year b sssru 1 lee them fly.
Aad .heat for Oreeoe and obiv lay.
-para H. Idoaatcastl•.
Clinton Oat.
In amts.
The fellers is freer as a,tiole by ewe of the
fora else out by Britain to punish natives
lilts iaawred ase two t.ndrsd people of
. Pesmdei mediae terse ii t •
Baals, kedged, le a city of blood. IYe.as-
mestpeeed bath* 1is p11 fell el deed and
dyieg : hosted me.rl8.se were semen .hese
of mery head. lewdly a than was without
a rd steins and 'ewe rood was Meed es mesh
lade with Isle Maas este fMNMs►Imesde
!ha
Mty Ze 'S s11elbse el eemend. sea et me& Ilp
-
imam edsnN, we Sad .o is. Mie - •rayed
.11 shoe modern eeieose has demo ter war
w the ether seihiee that le aliaesatb. We
nes h aelltieds .1 tbosesrde et oldies sewed
Meek tae masse ispeow•i implements of wee
hell la Amok by rely half • angered
thossesd non attend with .sly a single wee
pen -the whets.
• soy rows IITIMIysatio.
•• People is till, mestry earth soder-
stood We eesdftlea .f affairs. They are
.arery 1. hypes• of the roRtaele Merest
time •MMh•e1. • sesta* of this sort, hot
Ise ase PIs hat Ret lams a Cates .heed
with bus kr.HH*e swipes oas sadette1rad
*With. ts•sM*e .settee
•• Haye yes ever men a path .f doge b.14
in Led y Tact le wham • t)sbes reriseet
tewrsblet mere Man esealse else to the
wig{, The uses lilt erevety es.evb wise
1-- *1 tkeBdlsthi fele erases
limy peeler«1:ui+.ltmbie bah
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for Water Berried
TILES and TRAPS
for TILE Drains.
All Water Services
and Tile Drains
WestEll Mel Mret
WEST-8T-
-Ttte wneerstgaed'tiarep -.'hew
in the store on west .t between Cantelon'e
Bakery and the Post Once. where • Choke
1 1
*selection
d of
Bleats
sreg parPoultry
llleed for. in and no-
liveries made prompts;.
OFLeavela trial order Mama
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