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T 11:11 HURON SWIRL, FB MAN, SEPTENBE1t24, 1880.
the Poets tomer.
h told direlletles Melina&
at a. illighliggliligg.
writer, by
re. tedieL.msluesuroussumaere suageeted to the
eateeets ouritly a young Man --411 &vow -
neon religious.
el &emit) end ea ispd pv&r1i in the Taiga
Ilebe tenor of the *id mena is hare
sites It esiginally appeased * the
wow and low•w pabgebed by, rgesot•-
Illtkyou're a sketic, are you And you d
hite ine to be one -
his time in superstatioua vie. ot
ly heaven
air
had gone
Mill o A, I' try to plemerayi.. It you'll
old) to me prove
V. 'MAR of the wvers. to ties . trod
.1 M.*
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near • •c le; I e cam #4.. ..nin •
I • e• b .1 you bor.
Res- laatintst wrote about you. •t•
Mr if tem day. at yore
etude Oavid tip the ..t.. 1 .45�X. - rt.
!ewe dui rule
A eta., MOS& Wht says chaons.• ••
•.11•t‘vd‘i
M.% I. on I et* 0Am' eliett, inntelli •
ieirtify yo tit MOP,
*MIIP•i meant 1. Make- •• ninth i
heard 4 you tuforr.
poi wee COL, a level for as its stisy that
0.4,
4ArgUlOtr 12* 4IM/11. ir
agent , 1 volt
b. 'hops 4tistoorstsestitsi and after
libia. when you
!tram up your ammo authontit, iny
uarse and capter, too,
Are imetted, and I've got them in a good
ie well -wore book,
d yea ean't .get 'Sroits myinp by book
• aor yet -by crook.
vOkI believe the Bible! iajced
• ilark.ia your hue •
fsiatinee tatialis•and tribul;tions what talis-
Mtkave you 1
Where do you go for comfort when trub-
aftd distressed ?
too caanot lay your he:dm:ton yetti
Lord and Master's
There a none"! ! Now don't tell me yeti
Persons artb Things
Th. Primates Louise upon ber
revere to Osaieda &bow November 11
Mr. 8purgedia ts said leb&re . bobby
for oulleetine thr autograph. •• amat -
gushed commentator,
Ur Jefferson Dawn. in r, ismatui
chamois, of ay agncultunia ,1 +bowing
e unte of ug Natives grpe. \hreasee and
S OMOONISA 00/D fa the Pril » I hi
St Lone
Mr Carlyle ha* -omen tit einnamin by
Mr Bartley :Fignpelt 1h. ttrainasio
write, anti
rt.. qauo.-a .deedirde
ter dinappouttnieni 4 th• Injt..,, et Mal
dig %h.. .,esersttle ass* -..ssama alien
• rat emir,
Mi krchibeao IticEllbet ..111 ...ear I
the ocw Knuth •1111=111 411114,•
...Eh 41 este -at. i, • fl bee.. .t
his hamar ,tittivered Mar wets • I
vtez..rt .st I 'lunch t.. Garnet •tte-no
wad Ott Hartle Frei,.
The anancial rangements of the 'to
Mao isHoh. are said to have been com-
pleted. The principal shareholders are
Mr. Nelson, 11176,0110 ; Taylor Brod-
paper manufacturers; /1175,000 ; D. A.
Rmith, S40,000 ; the Hen. Mr. McMas-
ter, *10,000: Ald. Hifflain, 117,000 ; IL
H. Cook, $20,000. Mae George Brown
also retains considerahle stock.
The Queen is preparing a descriptive
catalogue of the numertere presents that
have passed into her hands since ascend-
cended the throne. It is tribe ustrated by
photography, and as ewery gift, great
and small, is to be repsieteinted by this
means, the work will price particularly
attractive. The money value of 0- pre-
sents will, it is stated, emceed consider-
ably one million •pounda.
blieve one half you say! The famous " Chinese' 'Gordon, with
Thee earth wont melt with fervent heat all his strange moral power. is not a man
on that great final day! of commanding presence. ;He is small
Yon get that in hilosophy and acienen and modest and fair and Inesiy-headed
and sechtlengs ;
And earth wee not created by our Lord,. has quiet gray eyes, and a &stammerng
the KngpflChage. uncertainty of speech as Of.t.ne brain -
Young man, yoaacein demented but::led. He is a devoat land deeply
giie.yea a chance eligious. It is maid of Colony' Gordon
To hese your peoefacemented, and thuslithat there are not two lam Sara dozen of
$11101 weight APhAnce. generations so strangely giftetini he isto
egeopel into obedience .dr inapt se to action
hosts of savage or half reclaimed people.
11r. Moody, like other good.men, is
kiwi of children, and very kiad and
playful in his ways with them. This
little picture of him at a prvate. picnic
comes from The I'hriatiait itifet/igescer:
• The boys have all got branches, mid they
go for Uncle Dwight -he tuki them to -
and they have got him, and he is laagh-
ae, and so is everybody. Asti the
mdy.esnee next. '1 never had ago a
kit of eguedy at one time before,' aaicLoae
little fellow. He gave the buys stkras
Give me Aright hemit., around the
hamiefu, and the girls four. He nak-ci
Throne on High, •
And you 6E1 keep your faliel belief, and my jacket pocket full Just see ! I
pe;is •Sten you die. , GLADETESE AND BEACONSFELD. -T_It •
nun alle 1111110 lia7minhheallit.S=1111.=;1 sp.
WIINNIIIIIIM11111114 1.11
Or Se WO.
ret 42311Kial=litgleb.
Where will you goate hen Death COMES,
.1141d tarns jiver flesh to clay?
• go to earth, des n with the tombs'
other Mute tola v.
And yams spirit, wawa sill it go With
loam, sheep and dogs,
And other lesser ceates-1i, and birds and
croaking frego.
Well, you choose a nice d ereafter, but I
don't think we'll agree.
And I will no longer arges this question
guest, with thee,
But r11 ,keep to my oesvictions ;111
still:trust in my reed.
And fellow in the .footitegs my pious
fether trod.
And when my mirk is ended, end I hear
iny Mister ea.
around•aly ith 11111,
I want to lay Me down to smeploon my
• Sviour'edeeast. •
Where the wickdoease from trehobling,
and the weary are at rest.
Brusses, Junei, 1880.
THE REST CAME TO AEU.
The Guelelb 3:fermNiles been hishy7ed
the following -etract?. fodm a letter from
Mr. Alexandee.dIchnetea.i leading louit-h-
er in Edinburgh, to -Mr...James Miller,
butcher, of Guelph, jai hich he gives
his opinion on the best is of ateek tet
ship from Cana& for the old.countrx
Let: -"You 'state &let a memmission•-• has
boon appointed tett/lie evnleace as to the
best breeds of cantle fur erussing. ttf
course this is nitwit/to beiiefit,he fanner any not sustain the anuiPest ntiffling, and
by enabling him to in.d off Nay ,froin six even in the House of Ueda, where no
bue-le prevails, he iatVadetshly places it
unehr the table as far as ht. ean reach, to
la met of harm's way.
PIKULIARITIES OF &OWN DANCING. -
41 • spite of being di,sguneci under a
foreign, xame, the Schottischeia of genu-
ine Highland orgin, and is stamped with
the genakee peculiarities of Veatch danc-
ing. Brqedly speaking, the thttinction
embqied ir these peculiarities may be
expressed' /Ay saying that, whew* the
ideal of English dancing is a neat* hori-
jntal inovenamt, the salient featakes of
Seotch (lances ie the vertical motion of
the steps einpleyed. In .their peetiliar
style these Scotch dances are capable
a high degree of hrtistic excellence,
with proper environment are extent:14v
iiallowayeas much :ss FAbOrt110111411111P 111e00114C• On their nittivo amd
lanes all ofaer breeds. and at all titans deeseell by persons wve; wh the
ecantienid the highest price AN dead meek asciatistee which they cv( •-
londoe t very great trade ii, figagy jlasafiribie batboy TIMM 41.
nen al quy elan of vattie to that Aar orit Slane itt illomidon drawing
ss i from linolagged *vat LAM te re- at Thew ianyeuver, t..o.
Sitribtake west I am -te 4 ,iur nedlien with thou a pragher whieh
armee that hie Mich weft cmilinielliIer • intenplifIbble e - /defy
(Im isealke tesern it With rased I. their :114...1 performance de • etICI
4001' the hello° Olt ree.41,04111.4 le lite fel* `4, eiliMt Air Inuit its.
Cheese* as I .6. •-•• .eassiere istelleress 4 Aar ...teetio ,dieee
* ***4 10111104.14•
4.-01111. 'MVNIN MVO* ON hos. wee •dodet migs-prier.
be ' t, 41.... rft• ao... I 1.110 , the cseelMlis 4 Image .4 1. Ng- Ma
Meet. mere keel et," --ill' it. M Orb nit-bibi type • h• %IP •
otte,• IR. c....utrec ..o... glens. ill got*
fr tit lash • •u141 n• . • ... • heo 16. Ca, • •
new 1. • rm. • won. *v' 4110 6 h. • new IF it, • •• • by=
as 1%48.1. *omit - oodeee.. porelmben hetal
owe lesh than tip h. *hen •• hie itato but einaa alt.. scuttles
,14.. ar. OAK 4O1Appnh.•••1141* Nellalvi •4010411011
heart (I/seem mime ono .11119, vhICh . 48.00' 4 • ,oPP011ity Atilltestedr.
makai wheeet end 0,mi/the •. "id, attensoces I.E. •-• • het. ,..on,
dee fameo and butcher 10.411,
And the bedw. et Death' Valk y throws
contrast le.tween Lord Beaconahe ld
Mr. Gladatone is in nothing mare mark-
ed than itot,lie matter of costume. Mr.
Beaconfelda is recherche. He is apper-
Gladstatnet up is as iteglige se Loral
ently turned doet by careful hand, sad
a rose is nut &infrequently placed in his
button -6.4c 1„anne (die before he leaves
Downing-otree, but in the exc'terneet of
business he auon gets crumpled and
creased, and by „mdnight he is as dowdy
as Mr. Forster. The Premier has the
misfortune to be,wie of those men who
never look dresse1. His coat hangs
upon him as it "would upon a clothes-
horse. But, to dohiot justice, the mat-
ter is one about which he does not seem
to greatly care. Lend Beaconsfield is•
lways particularly citeeful about his hat.
n the very heat of dele_te he assiduously
thatches over it, so that re glossy surface
to twelve months ea:flier, arel,tho butch-
er to get less bone anil000re beef (and fat
in the right places), %%Olt is an Impor-
tant factor in the breeding of cattle. The
earliest fed and boat for attle are what we
stun. In the Shorthom, of the tight
.,.ort when crotised with atelier Devon or
•SenefOrd, you have all nice is warded.
Set yoti cannot attain dm 4.1y crowing
nth Galloway. 1 look upon The Gallo -
414 the 'dourest' feeder ea ;wive thp41
u4ess thoroughly well fed he ins always
of coarse beef about lanit. The
linirgiorna, with Gallowaye make good
erris for farmer and butcher, but the
Into vv.. we have is Shorthorn. with
len'fieep Pollard las :I clasp) inith for
farmer agol butcher. • They airmail tb•
Ifs snowman, glary et sage or
='11=AD or team This caa V.
,1, using CEn.% naltill:ketMlios
Ervedetigate4,11! "r ELVA
1 moa •
soft sod silk. srensru.:Lits hrtstristisilia It
.ems its fawn. net sad sets cid. ...Wan:
RESTORING GREY INN
TO ITS NATINUI. COLOR.
outom emus elk) abet -i•otntb
drM
uggists. Price *s rl bottle *a.
Hugh Dunlop,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
• kXT Want
THE BANK OF IiillfREAL.
Arrived and.
Arrivtang. I
LATEST PATITAIWI-
TWEEDS
General Goods.
All EIkI SPIediml
New in Mannfactir,
New in Bein,
New ii Style
A. LOWEST CASH PRICES; -Mc
dylade Clothing
ON HAND.
111,1 Dunlop.
ORT.
GREAT BARGAINS
11111=T-4a4ES
FURNITURE
PM
tee um, isera ihreamwaisia,es.tie 1411dre V
Ka.oderioh 2Purniturf ICznporrtint
beams Lammas (ad Tables. wf highgennee. et the Pew ti•inot
eat
women Oa. inn ..st. Has. AMMO tbsisseresor. anew *s in ammo a. Mr ransom
ealhend Leasher takes tt exchange 'MI
JI JODI. & BALA asminepseees nn esestew ta ...Ai en men UM;
OUR COFFER TO ,NEW SUBSCRIBERS
4 _VT IP itiCATEN,
WE WILLMIND
"THE SIGNAL"
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Mar' .IXTEEN (16) MoNTHS ! .
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01\T"..2-Y-
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AND GET WM BIDUWIT
OF THIS GRAND •OFFER
7.0 TI-IOEME .A.IR.RM.A.RS
WE MAKE THIS 07IME:
All back subscriptins, if laid AT tone, will he charged but S1.00 per annum.
If not paid before the Ilith of October. all in arrears will be chanted
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THE ORICATEST WON IsEiR OF' MODERN
Tt at ICS ! -The Pills Perif) rt. swot correct ell rate , .4 101.50 per summit
disorders of the hi, or Htoratich. K idneya and
cRii-znels itsJrodira; int sinaj ge in ,,,,,...ovitittn, tr. 111
reliable remeedj Mr kW lese..1111 5) , •
dined 1
Bores nod I deem. of busterer long atainding
ffor Hronchitikilipatherls.t Mahe cdeft. onto
eh. timatigr,, etwl all 'Or% Dhavise- a t,is. •.,,
"tit t It i • Pr , El MIK A ‘ f , o r.ri.i.
ii
au „ roes to ...:
..ettnatatis• .4 tau Pu bile Iffairsti/ Fo Liike lho '
TF i o,..., .•.pect fully tako- les*. . ,4 ,,,,i
i eeriais Houma in New Togliatti. enliilleatt
4111M eariderin, itf.,the.igiontmk:neral.11-11 1,WITX111).
WI Llirif is I.. ....no uldrew. .o IS . • v.i.
do isatiffe• ..” Mede-tne en h. enni - en i inn-
geib""all'e" '","'. hat • .0 streetateen
y Siseladsta .re .w4, mei, try mo ha no th
Mei titres% Lo rato a 1, : he Books re direetion.
mann ewes* arminus mak, ia n mutiny rem
ma thn Dylille aorsoist being deeel. .sl */) •own
weeks leo oat h. nleltict edgine *045410.,trick .... tits. arn '&- foe Mop prvfewel
So demesne. Tittra. .non ts are purchased
try 1,4=1„4, semifinal one-helf the price of
sty is Deasiwit and ore mold Sono= ne
manine Itedieems t num earnestly appeal ti
rhea sense of joilloiels I feel mos Inver vat
mato me. and 1 tar am *ay Ii• in
race eyrie aekl II tire pertana. to
tbei! pow.' sa.dellontel nu shaistersi Prised
Gen Po. &no Bev a kb. Genuine Illittliein•
bears (Ay British teSeverentent 'earful with the
Ergs elotaiweir's PILL* 'so overman
worm. ved Menem 011 th• label iii
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*am saareetersd a Palo
Intl* 04 bere-hest asp mare adirosa ar.
nisaatarlaa The Trefr karts ef gime Medi
taiscemgmara" a" mildsase 441111.41Posmes.14. "" n
lorthillihune
.ey Or.;
IMO, the Anterieen Colluterfedts ?cc Val% I be
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Of Every Vriety.
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Subdues inifatenseafwt, Costrels all HeasarrA
ages. Angle and,CAreitile, Vemetso mid Meese.
The Wondbr of- Healing.
HEYWOOD SMITH, M. D. M. R. C.
r., dec.. de, dt-v. 04141. Hospitaj for Worwo
in Soho stynore, Leedom, writing to "The
Lanese under date of August 21, 1119,
POND'S !retract le • good preparaum. I
bare toed It tor eome time (ten to fifteen
minimal with marked henellt In mine of
passive uterine hernorottgo
POND'S EXTRACT.
THE SIESTAS= 75I1 DISTIOTHIL
DR. ARTHUR 017INNIC88, F. R. C.
Entiollad, says: "I have prowl**
POND'S EXTRACT
tot Hemorrhages of
different kinds, for Reaserrhoids, and for
affections of the gym and also Rheumatic
inflammatory •wellIng of the joints, with
great anomie."
Also supported by the following able Par -
sic .
POND'S EXTRACT.
EAJLING-CONI FORTIN G.
DR. HERING, a physician of national
reputation. says This medicine comprises
the virtues of Aconite and Arnica. and ono -
tains a titanic property which renders it im-
mensely truperior to both."
POND'S EXTRAC'r.
A RENtoWN El. NI NM( INT.
DR. A. E. SUMNER, of Brooklyn N.
Y. writes in the Modica, ("woo's : "0;it of
130 cases of Egyptian Ophthalmia It:Meow of
the evet. Iln eases wre curert AT PONT
EXTRACT."
POND'S EXTRACT.
TAMP 014.E--1.El• st..W ATV
IHn sy.
. tanuG. . Broklyn, N.
Y.: -1 knew of en remne
edy PT gerally utul se -
CAUTION.
PDX' tS EX "1IACT is sold only In bottles
with the nein • blown in the glass, and our
landscape trade -mark on huff wrapper.
SI It 41,1 unsafe tip tree other article* with our
directions. Insist on haling POD'S EX-
TRACT. Refuse all imItat ions and substit cites.
Nue sf POND'S EXTRACT, 50k., $1.00 & $175.
illirOtra NEW l'AMPULICT WITII H.5l'• OP
Cant PREPARATIONFL SENT FRE* ON APPLICA-
TION TO
POND'S EXTRACT 00.,
14 Weit 14th Street, New York.
Sold by (ill Drugists.
The "ONLY"' re.LUN P
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mow,* Lug reds cm. Derrel, saa
ithetilately cares Asthma. Breathitt*,
Catarrh, Hay Fever. all Threat sad Lang
diseases, relieves and ears. Conswaptim
A mai ef this excellent remedy costs you n.
than earsTMT ram soon Passivism, to say
notteag at Prescriptions. The tact that guest am
tie cured by Assosenon is mit establialted. The
Otrue Urea Pas contour the embediensit ef the
remora's* seism Moho hist medical stridia's arid
writers Mew wand. 'MI sees cuss. held • an
druggists diecinglictos the Dominion
ibst
swamis' loss
sidesto. doe 6M
drefjbece saga
Otos owe weer
Viler 41 1, ma=
May
k le=1=firie NNW paid II
af no
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