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the Poet's Horner.
fire enlace •' the king.
rat 1716 tine Wit. itercUrtt.L, fauns IU.lt
lee a hostile, bonnl.• wart'
That were itviu M the au.,
Ate smear M 1110 lea'
We oven tralve► tbrw;
Dist In rain meWok for sNuethuut
1'o whir It fait keens sea clutg.
Fut It's health, is as twtynic
To the palate u' the Kitts
lt'e like the gtldelt .11ilu,er.
%V& Murrywartra•ad,
An' we AO when
en w ter
Lys 11.bcsatiea wi theload I
Fur the' Mutate are the mew- es.
An' the down on winters winlllttk
It's line to ken tt daurna touch
The palace o the Kiwi.
'rlten. again. eve Julie been thinkin'
That when i thug[ hetes sae bre-hi.
1 he sun is ►' Its grandeur.
An' the muse wl' qui/resin' Itcht.
The ocean 1' the simmer.
Or the woodlan is the spring.
What luaus it be up yonser
l' the palnp u' the King.
It • here we due nor triols,
As 114 here that he prepares
A' his ebasrn ter the raiment
Milch the rammed sinner wear..
An' 11. here that lie wad hear us.
'Hid our tribulations sing.
Nell trust oar God wb, relenet 1.
1' the palace ei the King."
Tho' His palate i, up yuitncl.
Fie has K1ngtionu here beluu,
Ai
ser are His awbassadurw
Wherever we toy gguu
We've a toeswye 14 deUesr.
Ari wet 41616 M. to brit;.
To be teal aa' 1,erled
1' the palace o the King.
Ohl Ws honour heaped on honour
That His courtiers should he tin
Fre the wend'rts saes He died foe
r this wart' o' sin an' pain,
An' It's fulfils love *a service
That Use eirt ttan aye should hr:”.:
To the Met o Him who retttneth
r the palace o' the Kind:.
As' let us trust Him better
Them we've ever doss atone.
For the King will feed biservant,.
Pyne His ever -bounteous more
Lat ss k a eloper trip o' litnl.
For Mane b on the wing.
An' soon Hell come art take n.
Tae the pekoe e' the King.
Ices Ivry bulb are bonnie.
On which the rain -bows whine.
An' it's Mdsn bsw'rs use tralUaed
wr a river-fadln'
A n' the pearly gates o' Heaven
Do a giortous radiance flipg
On the starry floor that shimmers
l' the palace o' the King.
Nae tight shall be 1a Heaves,
An' nee desolatin'sea,
As' nae tyrant boob shall trample
r the city o' the free ;
There's an ereriastln' daylight,
An' a never -Min' epi ing
Where the Lamb 1. s. the glory,
1' the palace o the King.
We see oor fries' await r.s
ower piaster at this gate
'then Let us i be ready,
For ye ken it's gettin late :
hat oor lamps be Dricitly bernin':
Let's rale oor voice an' sing.
-Ivor well meet to part no. mair.
1' the palace o' the King
i'he tae erih. ttlaasr.
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THE HURON t&IGNAL, FRIDA1, JANUAR1 14, 1titS1.
Banking.
B'NY OF M ONTRIL.
('I PITAL. OtRoso.wu.
SURPLUS • • • 03.e0o.oeo.
Goderich Branch.
f' R. I)f'_ ,'4F ►Rl►, Ma/layer
Allows interest ea deposits. Drafts, lett-ro
of credit and clroulsr notes issued. payable
in all parte of the world. 17M.
CANADIAN'RANK (►F COMMERCE
�i i
J'taii up (wpifnl, • 16,000,000,
Rent, - - 11,400,000.
Ptesirieet, - //ON. WM. FifcMA14TER
General Manager. - K'. !1'..4NDFJSON.
Goderic'* Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - 11iANAosa.
Interest allowed on deposits. Dra[ta on all
1 the principal Towns and Citta in Canada,
Creat Britain and the United States; bought
and sold.
Adrancesto Farmers on Notes, with one or
more endeeeses, without mortgage. 17S3
cHRYSTAL & BLACK,
Practical BOILER -NE MB.
i he +nbseriters, have bought the Toils and
holler Butanes of Il Itt''rltt AN at- Co., lately
carried on by the Goderich Foundry and Mann-
tactoring Company, and hat lhad as ex-
perkmce se over eight years in flat shop, are
now to carry on the trade in all Us
b
Sir Any work eutruMed to us will receive
prompt attention. PIM -chum wort guarani
teed.
All kinds of Boilers made and repaired. ate
Smoke lbtacks and Sheet Iron Work. lc., a-
reasonable rates.
1 New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired
on the shortest notice, and at Pnlcaa THAT 130 -
FT COMPETITION.
Touching upon the question whether
ruembers of the French bar should be
permitted to grow their beards, a writer
in a Parisian contemporary gives some
particulars showing how many mea emi
Hent in varions w s haye been devoters
of the razor. Ile begins by challenging
4troof that, apart from a very few excep-
tions', a great orator ever wore a beard
or mustache. Among eminent French
speakers and statesmen, Mirabeau
Denton, Verginaud, Berryer, Foy, Man-
uel, Chsteaubriand, De Broglie, Mole,
Odiplon ,Barr,t, Casimir Perier, Otlinot,
Theirs, and Montalembert all shaved.
The mustache is thought to be a disthic-"
tive military adornment. yet it was not
worn by . Alexander, Caesar, Pompey,
Trojan, or Napoleon. The great mar-
shals of the French Monarchy disdained
it, and not one of the generals of the
First Empire permilted it to sprout upon
leis lip. Revolutionists are popularly
supposed te be marked by unkempt
beards. Yet Robespierre, Marat, Saint -
Just, and Hebert were as carefully
shaven as the Grand Monsrque himself.
Of French writers and poets, pitoliere
And Corneille wore the Richelieu mus-
tache, but Racine, Pascal, La Fontaine
Boileau, La Bruyere, Voltaie, Rous-
seau, Diderot, Montesquieu, and all the
thinker and savants of the eighteenth
century indulged in a clean shave. So
did Dante and Petrarch, Byron and
Shelley, Pope and Addison, Sherilin
and Goldsmith, Swift and Johnson,
Fielding and Richardson, Pitt, Burke,
and Fox. Among eminent Frenchmen
of very recent times, L martins, De
Vigny, Victor Hugo (till his axile,)
Michelet, Emile do Otrardin, Carrel,
Baudelaire, Louis Blaine, and aardou,
or still nuke, an uncomprising use of
reser, in this respect following the ex-
ample "Of Haydn, Olock, Mozart, Picci-
hi. Oimhross, Kelm!, Weber, Chseubini,
Herold, Beethoven, Betlmi, Rossini,
ifeverbesr, and Anb.r. There is some-
thing to be,said on the otehr side, no
doubt, but it would swim as though space
should be found in the e.cu n of
geniva fora razor and a barber's pole.
7,oemiA. - -I have .ecur'ed the agency
i a this nr er oaspa� cornfor ua me
under moot favourable auspices, being
very highly endorsed and recommended.
Its wosdeeful affinity to the Digestive
Organs and the Liver, increasing the
dissolving juices. correcting the acids
and Queries off impurities of the
ittomasil and regdatitig the Liver, can
be tested by securing a sample bottle
which sell at 10 cents, or large Sight
minas bottle, 75 cents. F. Jordan. 1785
h sloop glees uA pleasure to draw
attention to aetialea which are deserving
of public patronage. ptdnbly no arti-
e6e over oared to the public has met
with the Mme *LOCOS, es 0*.er a Starr
lot Cas Simms Gann. 'flicntani of
families in the Dominion keep it in theft
homes se the Mawdatd Cn•ugh Remedy
Tito sale of tins arts le has mon sed
enormous proportions. Our advice to,
the pnt.lic at largo is to trey its virtues if
th should at slay time enk.rtu
dMtl�ot dibble Omsk, or Colds It
'1. -Ad
Chrystal & Black
Ni 1e3. c•pcsnt'ts. 117571
NOTICE.
Girit,q up P totngrapAiny in God,. ie*.
In returning thanks for past favors, would
Just
fnt a wilt please
sake former and preient
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Preece t. rt'ormsr.
Life Size Photos. - - 14.00.09
0x10 Photos, - - - 1.50 x210
tit - - 1.25 1.50
Cabinets Photo per doz.. - 3.00 3.50
Card Photo. per dee.. - - 1.50 2.00
Aad Frames to suit the above at
BOTTO M P RI C7BIS-
Come onere me all ! and have your hearts
gladdened by getting good and cheap 'bots
at
1755 E L Joatesoit'L
Legal Notices.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
Cooney of Huron, i virtue of Two Writs of
To Wit • i /Yeri Facia*. each issued
oat of Her Majesty's County Court of the
County of Huron and to me directed, against
Dada ada and Huron,
of Mary Pierce and
Seaward Pierce. at the suits of Christopher
Crabb. I have seized and taken in Execution
all the Right, Title and Interest and Equity
al Redemption of the above -noised Defend-
ants in and to Lot Number 3, in the third con-
cession of the Western Division of the Town-
ship of Aahleld, in the County of Huron, con-
taining thirty-nine scree of band, more or leas,
which Lands and Tenements I shall offer for
pile at my office, in the Court House, in the
Town of Ooderlcb. on SATURDAY THE
TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.
D. 12181. at the hoar of not the clock noon.
ROBKRT GIBBONS,
-4u -i It's office, Goderich. ) Sheriff, Ifuron
Oct. 21st 1880.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
County of Huron. (By virtue of three Writs of
To Wit : i Facials booed out of
Her Majesty's County Court of the County a[
Huron, and to me directed against the Lands
and Tenements of James Mullin at the suits
of Malcolm Collin Cameron, Philip Holt and
Malcolm Oriente Cameron, and also virtue
of an order horn lease F. roma, Kagto e.
Junior JudgeCourt, made in
this cause, bearinQg date the INtk day of
January, A. D. all I have Mused and
taken la Execution all the Migkit, TNM and in-
terest and Squill of Redemption pf the above
named Defendant, in and to the loath half of
lot number Twelve is the slevest\ elemeselon,
Lettere t e s M County,Divisiot oto ftO SI 0/ �akltalet
In the said flr_arettlsT ttr0ers
an acre off the C0�f1ef thea said
Int. cnstaining stf aM aMAtrbet
acres of land, tosser or 1- and
quarter of lot number
eoneewlnt of the Town
osh, in the said
of land more or laM, W
menta r shall ol!W fat
Overt Hots .11* tt91
/ssf, at a 116;47...teaRORER
west
tie
awan-
SOTIS
Tone -
in the
ea
secs.
Oi11AONS,
Sheriffs Odloe.Oeda$ch, 1 Sheriff of Huron,
Nov. 4, 1MO. i 1731 -Id.
i
C ICK'S
lLL1IT*LT1211 TIMBAL Cos
For 1501 Is ast Book of 120n1=ti
Colored Mower nite.atsti IM Nasisati
elloftlraalltgatrat L WOWS and
woiral0� fir A � net
b h
►,vonl�
best M The
Vienna 0 WI bow to tet irrow
4=1' 47
ia�isni.8a ee►ersTEN ,gait cloth.
retMd y mspsene --11
Poem. ss 1n every auntie, ant
wear MS Pries .1 • year:
five_
If You Want Good
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE,
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
In addition to the ordinary lines of the (irv•ery and ('rockery Trade. I Barry a fu stock of
F1olll, IRais, Pork and telle1'a1 Prons!ous
31 Y MOTTO L .
"Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
Coal Oil also sold. tee my Stock and get my prices.
ear Goods delivered to stay part of the Town.
D. Ferguson.
MONSTROUS
CLEARING SALE
For
ONE MONTH
AT
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Great Reduction
IN PRICES
PREVIOUS TO STOCFi-TAKING.
J. C. Detlor & Co.
Daniel Gordon,
ei-Mer ad Unr1thr.
Oldest Bolin in the (runty, end Laved Atodtc this side of Loedns!
PARLOR arrests,
Bio -Roos Storms,
RID.-BoasD.,
E.ttlf CYAr&s,
Lsvlrons,'an . , zTo•.
Cell Bnysra will Ifni It to their advantage to see sty stock if they need a good article at
.lose price.
1). 1ao&Do1V, West *reef, wear Pest Open, Q.deridt.
1
STORING GREY NAIL
TO ITS NATIML tOLOL
ray tt tstiPe +lye w .a0 .. abtT�ty 47.
anlyrl.ui. Pttess le e... s twelln
Dungannon
GET YOUR
AUCTION SALE BILL
PRINTED at til.• ..trice• of THE {I•RON SIGNAL,
North Street, Ido lerieb.
* distinct and peculiar
combination.
FELLOWS'
COMPO'?ND SYRUP OF
HYPO-PHOS-PHITES
lOR 1111 RELIEF .AND CURI'.
Or A:. 1. WASTING DISEASES,
II Al -1
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthlni, General Debility, Brain
Exhaustion, Chronic Constipation, Chronic Diarrhoea.
Dyspepsia, or Loss of Nervous Power. It is un-
equalled in the treatment of Palpitation
of the Heart, Trembling of the
Hands and Limbs, Loss of
Appetite, Energy or
Memory
it actsihth vigor, gentleness and subtlety, owing to the exquisite harmony of its
ingredients, akin to pare bloat itself. its taste is pleasant, and itseffeets permanent.
Its fi-st apparent elfeet is to increase the appetite. It assists digestion, and causes
the food to Luimilate prop r!y-thus the system is nourished. 1 t also, by iti tonic
action on the digestive organs, induces more copious and regular evacuations. The
rapidity with which patients take on dash while under the ti.fluence of the Syrup, of
itaelf indicates that no other preparation can be better ad tptad to help and nourish
the constitution, sad hence be more efficacious in all depression of spirits, shaking or
trembling of the hands or body, cough, shortness of breath, or consumptiva habit.
The nerves and muscles become strengthened, and the blood purified.
at, wii.iT THE INt'E` Alit. FELLows, itA T(1 Sea .(it,)rr His
SYRUP l+r THE HYPOPHOSPHiTES.
In the aummcr of 1864, i was suddenly effected by a copious expectoration of
muco-plualent matter. I had been declining in health for some months, :tail, being
exceedingly nervous, the symptoms ;aimed alarm. Ai my hzsiness wW, that of a
dispensing chemist, the shop was constantly visited by medical men, all of whom
tendered their advice. During 1864 and 1886 my chest was examiaed by ten tint
coags physicians, some of whom pronounced the case Bronchitis ; some, not wishing to
d:use alar, or nnwilling lot v-nturs an -pinion, gave no deriso- ::+ome stets' un-
ertulv-ially that t had 'I'ubrrcu'.ar Dasaso of the Lunges, sal located ale trouble
where the pains were felt. By professional advice, 1 used, in turn, horse-ba._k exer-
cise, country life, eggs and ale in the morning, tonics, Bourbon whiskey, cod-liver oil,
e:ectr:c:ty, tar, and various inhalents, but the trouble increased. Expectoration be-
e va more profuse and offensive. Night -sweats set iu. Cold chills, diarrhoea,
dytpntsa, cough, blood -streaked expectoration,, leas of sleep, loos of appetite, loss of
memory, loss of ambition, accompanied by general prostration, showed themselves.
ruder the microscope the blood was found to contain but a small portion of vitalized
corpuscles ; the heart's action was feeble ; the pulse intermitteht ; the stomach could
not digest properly, so that flatulency and acidity was the result. Finding the symp-
toms indicated Csnsumptioa, i determined to use every effort to stay its progress, ands
if poadbie, to erre it. 1 selected the most powerful tonics and moderators, eel com-
bined them with the vital constituents of the htull44 b94. -For months 1 r1:1eav-
oaed to amalgamate them before• my efforts were crowns. ,'1h ecce• 1 t: Pw)t.
speak too plainly or too ata•ozgly of the effects produced., awl the benefits I receiv-
ed from the composition.
t.. first my lir; til. t• .; c.. . a ..1. !i .•t 1 re rue ta3y, digestion b...ttrr ;
the [sews becr o n.r, a p:.:.....' 1 lea+ L.ti to t.; : i1 chins arced ; tight -resat,
lessened ; I gaia.d is w. :t eta • ' ... in; ori; l I. rt rt+ ; ••LtsSing akep returns� t
my spirits became buoy :ut, t:.•, t.en 1 :c Le to all v -:o -o:.. 1 cmt!nneti :-t ft
Syrup month after month ; bat i ,g to the d lily fog_'y •-limate of St. John, my
recovery wa; neoctisarily slow•, t.l. d01,:, f could obetrre a gradual return of strength
for three years, during which dim' I r wtlnasl tilting the remedy. 11[y pres•nt weight
is one i'nnc: ',1 and og:sty-eight, bine thirty-eight ;lbws my nutsl. I have no ayrep.
tots 1 ft .: • o'' :,ilea a:. Val cn'y ao`able ei,;a during twelve months was the
etp oto a;' , •. 1C,;: tit it. lis:; stoop d, wad 1 cons.der myself well. Tete read -r may
ask, ilio d, y •'i know your d;lfi nity to have pen:•.•:d d fin ulcerit. t o: + t', tea•
tat. d lung t ' i tastier, LI tan :Lost csrta'.0 of al toilet in: aac•:: •ainirg. la
haat I e- ughel from the Solo incg a pica, pf PHO3I'11AT1i OF LIME, half the size
• of a pea, which could h•sva e,mo front no other pace, acid which the highest authority
ia Lung Booties (Lawns•') states it the roti t of tub^rce, which km bees cared.
Added to this I had tee !ealru•calor: 1, puml•-n., l.:oud. Etr„ ake'L ev: ocioratio:s, acd
the opinion of one of tho best diagao.ticiins in th • co'tatry. I believe I have exper-
ienced all the symptoms iacilent to the two first - tarn of Conaw. ption, and have
suxestfully combattol tiro, so Cast I do sot dins:: of any oras w;atn there is left
sufficient lung tissue to build upon. I can only add that the mire msneta'y consi.lera-
t'.ou or increased miles w,xt:l Liver induce, mo to publish this report, but a sincere
sympathy for the poor Cossuxpt:re, with whose ui:st'rtau: I be'ievo it vlllanyto trifle.
R^spr:tftt ,
.IAMR4 1. FELLOWS,
twssrsior of Pill w& Cmwpouwd Syrup of Iforphesphites,
SOLD BY ALL DRtJGGIST'S.
woos 'rell.we Compound Syrup t:f ilypophosphltes 1. required, ark ter
"FELLOWS' COMPOUND SYRUP,"
4*4 to soar. to iewitniinw it fc ,lel .m other article
Garnet erns sins.
t''M' SENO FiPAMPHLET 'turf
PERRY DAYIS -& SON & LAWRENCE,
Agents for he Dominion of Canada.
MONTREAL.
1
SUBSTITUTES !
t
sito The imbue are cantioned against a custom which
is fain[ tlti1 aewmem.F jam OMNI. a certain data
of deafens and odd" inks : When asked foe
a bntds d P1dtr*Mitt they t/i"drlydiscover that
r buy are " seat oat. ^ 'ism hansoms** * article jut ea
recd. if not better." which they will !apply at the some
price. The *Meet of this deers iert is baasparest. These
w 'Rode op to aeht int the groat reputation of
and bedsit ens�oodad et the Ant
dealt at about
lett
1./.2! hR Lse for flaw [tetttrea t - t 1 . , which
O* haw theseih a to games a few a a r, aroSt
jltlltdie *Iwo the haltatice snit* that/ ate mom the
filar For SUDDEN COLDS
Nelalea. to, ilnntsaATio Alt.
\1.1 /*elute PAIN$ tM ANY PART Ot' TN%BODY,
Carriage Worksl
B. PoaaER,
rasevavtr1111w ev
sir 13 TY A CFX in , 'tea
CUTm8, BLEB
Aso tine.
soh Mdiaae�
me. iw
soil gift* • is dam* 1 IM ay. ttaw*. that
mane* he baste. ia , be
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lb* rot. -to.. lie ., ,.It .Ate , e. .lab t ,e hones...•,tee et
rntjllll M doll ra.tsi..tr...;s,rs ►sesta• are ehee.ser. emearea.
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