The Huron Signal, 1880-10-22, Page 7the Poet s dLorner
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Deliver us, O Lord each des
Front er'ry W that out OM way
Teach us subu►isslua W Thy will
Aad with piety, our hearts ell
ver us freest sordid strife
Which the h a heart is rep,
oYNe►e diviaesseggimmill
To lead adversity willing bad.
teach
� us�� b ramings dour,
Deliver us tlromthgreed of giin.
tad Neese seeding at other,' pain.
tetaoh us all angry thoughts w chase,
Net we may osqusr in e raw.
bewth
Uuy helmet fly divine word.
()aBver us tram evU Lewd.
uoderlcb. Out. nth. 1filla a
TM Naag.
Ob. the bang, the horrible bane
W stwee worts, then the modern girls'
413overtag L, ldt� her forehead so fair.
Warning young men of that girl to beware.
See it disfigure the bead of a cbUd.
Spoiling her features. so fresh and so mild;
Cut with the kitchen dip down to her eyes,
[,saving her brows an &Hair of surmise.
Meaty of charms has the sweet Utile girl,
Eyes of clear azure and teeth of pure pearl,
Yet we must ash, of her head and its shape,
-la it a Mimeo or is it en &per
See bee grown slater, her bang all In ctrl,.
DM kleg 1 bene. file resect q lovelyofo�
Yaklalr��tha hang. with exquisite Look e • plaster or poulkw of hair.
Young fellows Ware et such stria as they step,
Not to admire, but to qui& their make up,
8swith utterances quiet bat deep,
t
Ilfuofsge plenty and damp1_
Grandmother. too, must ewanetas the rest of thegnoouut wi h •
N
Hiding the forehead that grandpa admlrea
Under • Mss that she borrows or hires.
Why MHS our women, the loved of oar
Make themselves frightful by hideous arts
Why sbuld they Dover their foreheads so
Wo th! n the male foul who plasters his
hairSurely the serpent bequeathed us a fang
Leh in the garden. and known as a bang.
Let it depart sad. by no mon lnsWious
Ways, may the beautiful make themselves
hideous.
FORMS OF LIGHTNING.
A fiaah of lightning is a very large
spark of electricity; just the same thing
that one sees given by an electric Ma-
chine in natural philosophy, the only
difference being that the best machines
will not give a spark more than a yard
long, while some flashes of lightning
have been estimated to be several miles
in length.
Various names have been given to
these sparks in the sky, according to
their appearance, though in reality the
several kinds are one and the same
thing.
On a warm, suuinmer evening, one
often sees the clouds of the horizon
lighted with brilliant glows of lightning
unaccompanied by any sound of thun-
der.
This appearance ia called "heat
lightning" and the warm weather is often
assigned as its cause. In point of feet,
the heat lightning is only that of a
lrahower so far off that, while the observer
can see the flash, no sound of thunder
reaches him, and the intervening clouds
veil and reflect till it becomes a glow in-
stead of the sharp streak usually
seen.
Where the flash starting from one
point, branches out and divides into se-
veral parts, it has received the name
"forked lightning." This is usually seen
when the discharge is near the obeer-
ver.
Single flashes bearing a zigzag or
crinkled aspect are dominated "chain or
zigzag lightning," probably from their re-
semblance to a chain thrown loosely
on the ground.
Again, when several discharges occur
from about the same place at the same
time, and are screened by rain or storm
so as to light the heavens with a broad
bright glow, the title "sheet lightning,"
is applied.
These four oomprise all the common
forms. There is, however, one rare
manifestation, called "ball lightning."
In this phenomenon, a small globe of
apparent fire very slowly rolls along the
ground, and after a time suddenly ex-
plodes, scattering destruction around.
There are but few instances of this on
record, and no very satisfactory explan-
ation has ever been accounted for this
curious appearance.
HISTORY OF THE BEARD.
•~e.I 4J
I..t a 611.:.1
•
THE.. H1716. FB AY, OCTOBER 22, 18$O
Ives w the snored ,uu►ospttere et Keine
' itself benne were the °bleote of swam-
derable discussion Different Popes Laid
1 down different rules on the subject. Ours
pontiff euacted that no beards were to be
worn . mothsi as strtugently directed
that the reset was never to he applied to
the chin. brims Clement of Alexandria,
Oyrun, Jerome, and Chryseeturu engaged
in vehement coma -oversee; about the mode
of wearing the hair about the fano w the
fourteenth century. In France the final
triumph of beards dates from the renaa-
sana,, when the example met by the great
artists, who largely indulged w these
appendages, was closely followed by the
sovereign and other magnates of the land.
Under Henry IIL shaven chins were the
mode, the moustache being wont long
and drooping. During Henry IV. 's reign
beards, cut square, came again into
faahiun, and moustaches were curled;
while under Louis XIV. beards were
again tabooed, and the moustache alone
worn, and in the following reigns the
ratter seam in full use. Under the Re-
publican regime, as also under those of
the empire and restoration, no beards
were grown. They pure in again, how-
ever, with the revolution of 1830, in
company with many other changes of
costume, eta, and et the present day no
universal rule exists on the nutter.—
[London Globe.
rearlaaaWa by the theaideat.
Fault-finding is so seldom induged in
by those who use the medicines mann-
femured by the Word's Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, that the President of
that corporation, the Hon. R. V. Pierce,
1f. D. , has issued a special request or
proclamation to any and all persona, if
there be any such, who may have taken
or shall hereafter use any of the family
medicines now made and sold by the
said Association, in all countries of the
world, and who have not derived full
benefit from said medicines, that if they
will write the said Association a descrip-
tion of their maladies the Faculty of the
Dispensary will advise them with respect
to the successful treatment of their dis-
eases. Dr. Pieroe's Golden Medical
Discovery ia guaranteed to cure, all
humors from the common blotch, simple
or eruption, to the worst scrofula or
king's evil, and those virulent poisons
that lurk in the system as a sequel or
secondary offection resulting from badly-
treatedor neglected primary diseases. It
also cures bronchial, throat and lung
diseases. Favorite Prescription is gua-
ranteed to cure female weaknesses and
kindred affection& Extract of 'Smart -
Weed cures bowel affections, oolda, and
all painful, rheumatic and neuralgic
affections. Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little
sugar-coated pills), are the little giant
cathartic Address, World's Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. or
Great Remelt Street Buildings, London,
Eng.
?ass's Noblest werie.1
This is an age of great works and won-
derful inventions. Steam, electricity,
water, air, all are made to serve man,
but unquestionably the greatest inven-
tions are whichthose
• man's
health and prolong his areal and among
the greatest of these is Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption. Its effects
are truly wonderful and hundreds are
happy to -day, who oboe looked forward
to an early grave. For Coughs, Colda,
Bronchitis, Asthma, loss of voice, Hay
Fever, Hoarseness, Croup, or any affec-
tion whatever of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery will
positively cure. We can cheerfully re-
oommed it to all, and can unhesitatingly
say it is the only sure cure for Thoat and
Lung Affections, Trial bottles 10 Dents;
regular size $l. For sale by F. Jordan,
Godi ich
Prrssaonouon, ONT., March 9, 1880.
Messrs Perry Davis & Son & lewrenoe,
Montreal
We take pleasure in adding our testi-
mony of the good effects of the Pain -
Killer. W have sold a great quantity
of it during the past nine years, and
believe it to be a good medicine.
J. D. FULLY & CO.
Druggists.
J1tPSee advert. in another column.
Delicate Wessex.
Cases of female weakness, del.:.*te and
enfeebled oonstitutions, and those suff-
ering with Stomach, Liver and Kidney
complaints, will find Electric Bitters a
speedy and certain cure. The sick and
prostrated should rejoice that such a
reliable remedy is placed within their
reach. Health and happiness will surely
follow where Electric Bitters are used
For sale by F. Jordan. prior only fifty
Dents.
In the earliest pagan times the primitive
deities were represented with majestic
beards. In France they played a great
role from the reign of Pharamond down-
ward& Under Clovis, indeed, the beard
of the king was an object of peculiar ven-
eration, and, indeed, every individual
was more or lees sensitive regarding his
beard it is related that, after the great
Natio of Tolbiac, Clovis sent a deputa-
tion to the defeated Alaric requesting
him to come and tenth the vioS+r's bead
as • token of has allianoe. Far from so-
• cepttng the invitation in the spirit is
whish i1 was offered, the enraged King
of the Hans .wised the Frankish eine
-
eines by their beards and hauled thea
.01 ,.f the room by their revered locks.
The uAfoltuaate envoys returned rather
restfallari ferreted what had
happened and .wnee •on their hsarde
t. avenge the affront In Subsequent
-*erne the herwee the nbj.IS of nwntsr
ue enactments, and the fashion of wear
ung it wM oma M t1Mtttly Sone -
tepee it wee want1itl(, Inreet.ias s dose
w1>N
dipped, nue pd, see plaited, or
even derotated wall pearls and gold trio
herd
ashes.
The best Halve sit the wadi ieti 1t1s,
Bruises? ti res, TNM,, Ulonninni Mads,
Chilblwts, Ceras, and all hinds 4 Skis
erupt lots. This Halve is geerante d
give perfect saliefeelioa r every .ars sir
money relutxied. Pries Se asap per
box. For sale by F. Jordan, G
Cured of Drtakiag.
" A young Ennui of tune was ot,sttd of
an utsatieble thirst for liquor, that had
spwtrated his system that he was un-
to do any business. He was entire -
cured by the use of Hop Bitten'. It
allayed all that burning thirst ; took
away the appetite for liquor ; made his
nerves steady, mei he has remained a
sober and steady utas for more than two
years, and has no demi, to return W his
cups, and I kauw of aI number of °then
that have been oared if drinking by it."
--From • leading IL IL Official, Chicago.
Illinois.
New Yes* Dasmer Iaar&01.
In reporting the market prices for but-
ter, the New York Tribune, of May 90th,
said, "Choice packages to the retail trade
reach 19 to 20 oents, but light colored
goods are hard to dispose of, and several
Iota were thought well soli at 8 to 10
oeob. This stern logic of dollars and
cents is rapidly convincing dairymen
that they should use the Perfected But-
ter Color made by Wells, Richardaon
& Co., Burlington, Vt. It gives the
ect June Dolor the year round and
en that use it never send light col -
goods to market.
THs DAYS Or MISERY AND NIGHTS Or
Uxuirr endured by the sufferer from a
persistant cough soon sap the vitality of
the system and wreck the constitution.
Such a catastrophe can only be avoided
by precautionary measures. Prevent the
climax of a cough with Northrop & Ly -
man's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda—ap-
proved Of in professional quarters, and
which is a combination of the purest
and most salutary ingredienta in perfect
chemical harmony. Coughs, colds,
aryngitia, incipient bronchitis, and other
affection& of the respiratory organs, are
speedily relieved by it, and it has like-
wise preyed to be a useful specific in
scrofulous maladies. The loss of strength
consequent upon being diseased is check-
ed, and the flagging physical energies
restored by its invigorating action.
Phoephorns, the active principle of the
hypophosphites, not only supplies the
system with an important element of
strength, but gives a healthful impetus
to the circulation. The lime and soda
also add to vigor of the frame: In want-
ing diseases of all kinds, this prepara-
tion can be depended upon to produce a
beneficial effect. A fair, persistent trial,,
is all that is necessary to prove its poten-
cy, either as a pulmonic or general in-
vigorant. For poverty of the blood, with
which so many invalidism troubled, it is
a sovereign remedy, promotfng the aogiaii-
sition of both strength and flesh. Pce-
psred by Northrop & Lyman', Toronto',
and sold by all druggists.
As SURELY se Erreer p'OLLOWS CAICDa
so surely will disease eventually fasten
itself- upon a system deficient in vital en-
ergy, if tonic medication is not resorted
to in time. The necessary tendentr of a
weak discharge of the functions of the
body is to disorder its organs.—Invigor-
ation, prompt and through, is the only
safeguard. Norenovantof depletedphyutxl
energy, no restorative of lost mesh, nerve
power and cheerfulness, has more clearly
demonstrated it. efficacy than Northrop
& Lyman's Quinine Wine. In this pre-
paration, associated with the salutary
medicines which forms its base, is pure
sherry wine and certain aromatic constitu-
ents which impart an agreeable taste to
the article, and gives additional emphasis
to its effects. in cases of general de-
bility and dyspepsia it is invaluable and
the desired effect is, in the vast majority
of cases, remarkably prompt as well as
decisive. That good natural appetite,
which gives relish for the coarsest
fare, is mnaured by the use of the Quin-
ine Wine, which also confers brain sooth-
ing and body refreshng sleep. Fever and
ague and bilious remittent fever, are dis-
eases to the eradication of which it is
specially adapted; but it should be used
only in the intervals between the seizures.
The far-reaching effects of a good tonic,
in all complaints involving loss of physi-
cal energy, are well understood by physi-
cians, and the comprehensive influence
for good of this preparation upon the
system goes far to bear out the profess-
ional belief in the value of invigorants
as opponents of disease. Be sure to ask
or the"Quinine Wine" prepared by4orth-
rop & Lyman, Toronto. Sold by all
drtitl¢ists.
Spread Mee Wad News.
As a family medicine and tonic, there
is no remedy at present giving such ung
veal ratisfsation, and effecting so many
astonishing cures, ss Electric Bitten*.
Our dreggt.ts repot a lively demand for
them, at times being unable to supply the
many calla All Bilious Attacks, Worn -
soh, Liver and Kidney Complaints
Diabetes and Gravel, readily yield to
their curative qualities Sold by F.
Jordan. at fifty Bente per bottle.
We /chive.
That if everyone would use HWp
Bitten freely, them would be much less
sickness and misery in the world; and
people are fast Reding this nen, whole
families keeping well st a thr'ifling exist
by its ass. We advise all to try it.
(t . & A. Rochester, N. Y.
les nave Ile (tense.
Hareon an, exams for coining with
Dyspmp�i er Law Compirist 1 L there
may masa why you shosW go as fermi
• to day complaining with er Stone
fib
, Sisk Neodesha, ®abiteal Costive-
ness, p•lpitatirnt of the Heart Heart
bati, Meerbresh, °er ing and hern-
ia( paints st the pit of {{the $W+rftid►, Td-
fewillkin, floated Pongee and dfaagPssa-
hie true in the mouth, Doming lap of
}brei after eating, low "irks, &m. Wo '
It is positi year own }molt Hyene do.
(in tar+ rem and pi s BooWm of
(home's Ammer for 75 caws
your ours is erirtain, bat Wren de.16 this,
get a !temple Antth for 10 cents and eery
te 9`w° doses will maim 7n*
ntoura
swum tan cad. am is
ELIECIECID8
AND
CillEtAJAMF
Miss Jessie "9713sou,
MILLINER P
i1wws7tect P ' - &ideate&
1761
" THE CHEAPEST }HOUSE UNDER
THE srty."
Saunders'
Variely Store
Nev Goods I
New Goods I
FANCY BASKETS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
JEWELRY,
VASES, dc.
T ro ('AYES OF CLOCKY,
in 30 -hour and Rdaya.
Lowest Prices in Town
A LARGE AaSOETHawT or .
Stoves El ¶ure
AT LOWEST PRICE&
' vestryman 1a5VTDR later
House Ptraishing
ALWAYS ON Wb.
Tiff aDd Galvnized Iron Work
WHAT THIP RAY OF IT. -- A sew ruse
roe THE PEOPLE. —There are but few pre-
parations of medicines which have with-
stood the impartial judgment of the
people for any great length of time. One
of these is Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
Read the following and be convinced:
Thomas Robinson, Farnham Centre
P. 0., writes," I have been afflicted with
rheumatism for the last ten years, and
Tuve tried many remedies without any
relief, until I tried Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil and sines then have had no attack of
it. I would recommend it to all." J.
H. Earl, Hotel Keeper, West Shefford,
P. Q., writes, I have been troubled with
liver complaint for several years, and have
tried different medicines with little or no
benefit, until I tried Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
tric Oil, which gave me immediate relief,
and I would say that I have used it
since with the besteffect No one should
be without it. i have tried it on my
horses in came of cuts, wounds, eta , and
think it is equally as good for horse as
man. A Itfaybee, Merchent, Wark-
werth, writes, I have sold some hnn-
dreds of bottles of Eclat -trio Oil,ard it is
pronounced by the public, 'one of the best
medicines they have ever usd; it has
done wonders in healing and relieving
pain, sole throats, etc".t and is worth
of the greatest oonndersse, " Jeseph
Regan, Township of Percywrites, • I
was perseaded to try Dr. Thomas' Leine
trim Oil for a lame knee which troubled
me for three or four years, and 1 never
fnxtnd anything like it for curing lame-
llas. it is areas public benefit.
Beware of Imitation& —kik for Dr
Thomas' Eeleetric til Bee that tie sig -
minim of R. N Thomas is nes the wrapper.
and the rumen .of Northop & Lyman are
blown in the bottles, and take no other
Void by all medicine declass► Prete 15
ds. N0RTH11t1P & LTitAN. Toronto,
Ont,, Prnlwietors for the Domination
Ness-Zeleetrie--pelted and 64C.
Wield
Under the personal sueruuon of Mn. Janas.
OF Charge* Moderate and ALL woad even-
ANTssD.
°robe's Block, Cense Howe Square.
1761
PE
FOR
CONSUMPTIVES.
See what Pbysietaas *ma Ow Teeple
swat sooTT's I
RIiVIA ON or
VOD LINDA OIL AND MTlOPidOa-
P�ITe�s1 sa a reseed, Ar Ceasaaptloa.
mereraie, sad Weedtty 1.11I.IMas
Messrs. Bower & Bowers : O.wrtarrzN-I
have prescribed 800tt's Bmulsioe of Cod Liver
OU. efo is my practioeand used it in my fun-
ily. I am greatly pleased with it because of its
palatablenese and the good rerilt& that follow
V use. i have found it very sorvixable In
scrofulous diseases and pulmonary afTections.
Respectfully yours
IRA M. LANG. M.D., 477 East Broadway, N.Y.
Louisville, Ky., January 3, 1878.
Gssrus*ZN-For the last fifteen months i
have used your Cod Liver Oil Emulsion, both in
hospital and in private practice, and have been
greatly pleased with itw effects. It Is better
borne and can be taken for • longer time than
any other preparation of Cod Liver Oil. In
Consumption and children's diseases I have
found it especially valuate".
JOHN A. Cx,'TERLONY. M. D..
Vis. Physician, Louisville City Hospital.
(Messrs. Soorr k Bower : i have used Scott's
=mubnon of Cod Liver Oil fn various Instances
sad I have found it to be sadly taken. readily
assimilated. and rapidly improves the nutrition
and flesh. 1 eons der It the best Kmuyl7m i
have ever used. R. K. HAUOHTON. M
Indianapolis, Ind.
Me tem. 800rr & Beings : I have given your
remedy of Cod Liver OU. &c.. a fair trial. and
am glad that 1 can nay I think It levee remedy
for weak lungs and bad coughs. I can highly
recommend It. When the doctors had gives me
gugp. 1 commence/I using your medicine, and 1
i 1 s hall nealtb and strength very d and f
thin soon he well.
Yours truly.
G. A. BIKolLtriTADT.
Oalvestoa. Ind.
So rrt & Howl■ . 1 fent* my dutyill to let yen
know the benefit i have derived from the ames1
your eawe. � on consulting i>reJ. y L Gorsuccoughh se
this city, he informed me that 'nylon Inag wee
dfeseaa4. and preeerlbsd nosh's Leninism with
IitypeshospklUs. After sM,1sQ two bottles. I
Groat
Asn to improve vkta iesttsesd
eerie tt i bad
mad seer
Yt so h.alir a as there le is W dy
its you e& sou'
. using t (wNg7red
Oet.P
1 We
wel�u�
And Dealer in Fancy Goods..
Just la. • mew sad cer lvUy chosen stacai•d
ilMillivar�, F1o;.l; Feathers. & J.acesJ
„I 'Lave reoeaU purobassd al? ssppir el Osrlta Wools and In ?Here I wilt oar
at primes that w� .Mt ?lab mad loaseta trimmed la ilia latest stylow hall
ass ansa.
JI WINS Jimmie WILSON, *imam Goderioh.
ear alae or tan Apprr tteie ltsatwasliotelg. 171111
Books and. Stationery..
75,000 ENVELOPESt
Wall Papers, Fani i C+oods, 'ray ,ban.
(msohaum and Brier Pieta.
Toilet. Bette,
China and Ruby Goode.
Cups.
flower Pota and Vases,
Work Bores.
Desks.
Purses.
Albums,
of all kinds,
Cigar Holden.
Miscellaneous, iibekw, -
Novels,
Toy Mika,
Utak and
SGmuo. Hoek*
!Ofwepapen and Magazine-klpt os hand Cr
ordered.
SCHOOL BOOKS, of all kinds, kept on etoak:and as low as any other humus, .
SUBSCRIPTIONS takes tor all Madaslnes--iNLI8H, SCOTCH, IRISMA AMERICAN and
CANADIAN. at the very LOwrsr Pubbllishers' woes. Satisfaction guaranused,'
At BUTLER'S.
Please call at di -Corner of Wed Street and seas.
Dominion Telegraph and Postage Stamp Oates, 1'MI
ORGANS I ORGANSL'
Creat Reduatzialn ° in Priiaa a:
Having determined to disoontlnne travelling smith Organs, I have redneeitke prfoss so that
persons wishing to purchase will And 1t to their .advantage to aW at me shop and buy, trot,
me.
SEWING MACHINES.--n..� w " an:
run, and stake so little noise, that it L a pterins to week them. H yoneee matt. to thee,' ini
fo musing Machine, von will certainly mbz lash yon do not get one or -the other of the aloes •
d
mateSewing Machines to Rent, and l a . stook.. of Needles, QV.j U : Cans Ac.,
alweis on hand.
J. W. W.ATHHRATtfl..
OFFICE-8heppard's Beek Ston, Markel Spare, Ooosarcn.
If You Want C31-ctinct
GROCERIES,
PROVISIOMS,
CROCKERY„ err
C LA SSWARE,.
• ---OD TO --
D. FERGUSONS4
Hamilton Stliet,, Opposite Uef eg $ -
I• addition to the ordinary linty of the Grooery and Crockesp Trade. 1 neer a 1lethatsettce�
Floor, reals Bork all GIllarIl Pris!w
MY MOTTO, 18,
"Fair Dealing and Moderate Pricf;s."
Coal Oil also sold. See my Stock and get nip -prisms.
SF Goods delivered ie any part of the Tows
D. Ferguson.
GOING O u T OF BVSIN ,S.
The Misses Mitchell
will clear nut their whoh, % rk within One 1leatli, at rt'"'* x•
V'nprecedentedly Low Prices.
a
A ' lMAR.
M1
c' ant Apparent s. maps- l6. tr7.
?loon R Dowrwz Owns f Monett weed
writ& to fres. r f ase • MOM MOM TOUT baeess
et tars epee Ise laerotteesd w TM, lir
ppaswe& tris in my can. 1 was/twee up to die
fate itavek with ntiesusnptkwt. fife hest re•Meel 1
am "was no timet may tresr,e■t. My husband
yOm mon was of clod Liver Oil ; he
W • t t wsaty tl s Mettler and so b r.Olera s
M to WWI* beyeat4 the frreor algae• st Immo
le beer el say
1� mi Wtc.Iit fqr . w 1Ue tisk
•
t rad. 61154 B
Ter male by intones at p per betels d„1
Hartle
Batrgalliis ].Il Every
et Rd we quote the fof ownse It war of 111seMlaw
M,,,o -011 shades- -reduced from 90r. 141c
"limey sod Fingerings—best 4 skeins fee 11.
Ribbons and Lames below the gem';.
Rilk lf'Issama mini•
a w haV&,ars ram
And ., nrythlall lift le plemPtalli
p This N * tk.q n,ir Acle, r we have fully Jeoeded a. retia, frim baunsa
Oall ildte purohalea of HV Ctu ""a te.L RAs, Wore the stock ens.
nc. °" e lr. e tea• B A R. *IITCRELL
Thee ftrlmrw ftnAwnc tom_
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