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She Poet's, Herber.
Pee the MasaL
**Thy will M done -
The fallowing liptllwure suggested on
witueasitg the Chrfrtiau fortitude *-
played by • fond' smother teat IMAM,
when her eldest sun, a youth of barely
eighteen summers, suss about to be taken
to the tomb;
A mother weedbag stands.
U'nr the cors of her son;
Meekly with &sided hands
Noe whisposy 'Thy will be down"
she kilned nLee marble brew,
And smoothed the turn fair hair;
'Tia hard to luso thee now'
"Illy will be dose her $sayer.
What words hem hems. tongue 1
la this the hour ot weeping;
Aad her fond heart manner
la puler* wildly leaping.
O God, our Sovereign Lord,
Comfort her who trusts is thee;
Streoghtea her with thy Word,
"Ye that are testae. Dome to 4e.."
And way elle ever know,
That peace to mortals given;
"Thy will be done below
Aa a is done in heaven."
tiodericb 4th Feb. MI
"If Mac Coat at•, Put It •n."
if you're hit by • sermon twnvtering.
Don't look ower your shoulder to sm.
If your neighbor behind you a wincing
At the honest truth, bold and tree.
'Twos sweat wet tar you. m really* it.
Put it gracefully on, and repent;
You may taoey you do nbt believe It.
But for yourself the garment was meant.
Perchance It may be the green gossip coat
That is woven by Envy's own mind,
Thr cares woof of which is anger and sloth
With tboughtl.mnene nosily o,rmbtned,
Aad the warp `avers tinge of green.
For Suspicion creates the color,
While Jealousy dyes the threads therein.
Dipping them over and over.
Put it on. though it costs you a struggle;
I know it is en welcomtaelyiee`
if you uoet on your net;hbor to smuggle
Your own twat. he will see in • trice
That It fitted you snugly and neatly;
That.ita tints were not pleasing to view:
That you passed it to him, rather weakly
H ,y big 'twouid at him better loan ). u.
COW 8 TEErd.
kg mortar Stalking Three jh the Land.
A couple of Third Ward citizens met
each other on the sidewalk last Monday
morning as they were starting for their
plates of business, and one of them, a
man who resides on Van Buren street,
asked the other, a Jackson -street man,
if cows had any front teeth on their
upper jaw. The Jackson -street man
tease little astonished at the question,
either* had been nothing Paid about cowe,
but replied promptly.
"Wny, of course they lutve front teeth
on their upper jaw; how could they bite
off grass i they hadn't ?"
The Van Buren -street matt said it was
net a question of logic,' but a question of
fact; and if the Jackson -street man did
not know whether cows had front teeth
on the upper jaw or not he ought w ray
"I did not ask you for your opin-
ion," he said, "I asked if you knew.
The da. kswn-street man was a little
nettled at this, and replied with some
warmth. He said if he had a child throe
year. old who would ask such a question
as that, he should he afraid the child
was an idiot
"You would ?"
"I certainly should."
"Then," said the Van Buren -street
titan, "as it i; such a simple question, of
course yon can tell me whether cows
here got front teeth on their upper jaws
r whether they bare not."
"Why, of course they hare."
"They have, eh ?"
but only
hod front ttwth Dur
'The milkman waked at
IWO., and tlyy ship
d drove oH, hlanRw
. !(vol utast they were. (Y wiwunasi.
street they saw another 1&gpp, deur
bring t the ea
a
call , as
b1.
w if air.
upp�gi jaws.
&bunt a
k
Awned
ly upon) their pstytlyg-
t)t course nose • eaye Oval [testis ea
their upper jaws -4 driveling idiot
ought to know that much. A cxsw
would be a handsome looking object
wtthuut any front teeth in her upper
jaw, wouldn't she r
"I've oono}tfd.d to take that bet of
yours," said the Jackson -street man to
the other. ' -Come now, down with your
dusk Pat tip or shut sp."
"Whir did'[ you'do it, than, wbe• ys
had a chance 1 I never claimed to karw
whether • ouw had front teeth on het
upper jaw or not; Y ugly thought I had
read so somewhere, end asked to see if
you knew about it fur certain. But
now that the the thing is settled, there
is nothiag to bet on as I can sen
"0, of course not," said the Jackson
street man sare&stioelly, "of course nut."
Just thein Mr. Clark, of the Newhall
House happened alsnsg,.a•d as the milk-
auan pieked up his lines and drove off,
the Van Buren -street man asked Mr.
Clark if be knew anything about cows
Mr. Clark said he did, having formerly
been • farmer and s Battle buyer.
"Well," said the Van Buren Streeter,
"do you know I got the queerest idea in
my head this sswia g about cows that a
than ever had. Somehow or other I got
an idea that cos s had no front teeth on
their upper jaw; and I actually offered
to bet two dollars with this man that
audit was the setas. I don't sae what
possessed one. "'
"Well, if you had bet you would have
won the money," said Mr. Clark.
"What !" exclaimed both the citizens
together.
"I say if you had bet you would have
won the money, for cows have no front
teeth on their upper jaws."
"Sweet spirit hear my prayer," said
the Van Buren -street citizen, as he
brought out his roll, and peeled off the
two fives again and shook them at the
Jackson -street man, who turned away
with a sickly smile and said he could
not be always pulling out his money!
Ignorance nouns to be stalking through
the land like a Kansas grasshopper on
stilts.—[Peck's Sun.
•'Yea.
"I'II het you $10 they haven't," said
the Van Buren -street citizen, pulling
out a roll of bills, and peeling of &couple
of fives and shaking them at his neigh -
1.0r. "Pus:. up or shut up."
"There is iullll• infer nal catch about
this think" said the other suspiciously;
"I [night have known it, too, the min-
ute you a•:e»} me such an infernally
idiotic question."
"No cath at all about it," replied the
other, "if cows have gut front 'teeth on
their upper jaws the $10 ' is yours. I If
they haven't the money is mina Noth-
ing could he fairer , than that, Could
there 7'
But still the .1nckson-street man hesi-
tated. It was basely possible that cows
did not have any trent teeth un their
• upper jaws. Ne remembered, then,
that cows in biting of grana always threw
their noses outward, while a horse nip-
ped it off by jerking his nose inward.
Ile was astonished at bow near he had
leen victimized, but ho slid not like to
come down. Tho two were then near
the meat market at the currier of
Jackson and Michigan streets, and the
,Jackson street swan was sure that it
butcher *cold know f.,r certain whether
or nut cows had front teeth lin their
upper )awe; se he touslis d open the door
:cud aatd tri the proprietor.
"Linehen, have cows front gut fnt teeth
•n their tipper jaws""'
Linehen was running a dkewer
thmugh a roast of beef, but he stopped,
booking up in astonishment, and ''Laid,
."What r
, "Have cows govt teeth on their tippet
jaws 1
"Cower.
"Yes r"
"Got front teeth on their tipper jaws?"
"Yon
"Upon my word i don't know !"
•'Yon don't know r'
• No You see 1 buy my beef by Om
quarter at the sl•eghterhouse, anti don't
have anything to (lo m ith the heals.
Rut I can find r.ut for yon when 1 go
weer.
I width you woul4...
Ho the Jackson -street tush aimed the
441 and rejoined his aaishbor, sad the
two walked along without sating 'Orford.
♦ milk wagon was seen corning rep the
street and it was resolved to hail the
driver and ask him the question, as ti M
p.p Mel1 usppensed •hat milkmen lirem 'oro ev lees familiar with cows The
Vers Btnrn•etwet enters cared his
Hornet sad sled. "'Hello t* tri
man reined p. and said
'Go ahead with Soot lest at )ou
find any water .e chalk da that milk i'll
give you the whole of it
soasotltsg •Lie•[ n.idovtng.
Milk pans, pails, and many other tin
household utensils, will get- leaky and
need repairing. Bite of rag and splin-
ters of wood, etc., give temporary
amendment in certain cases; but the
only permanent method is to use solder.
A soldering "kit" conaisti of a soldering
iron of copper, weighing about 12 ounces;
a flat 10 -inch file, rather coarse; a
scraper, and a 3 -square file, ground to
three scrapping edges for an inch from
the point. A bottle of soldering fluid
will also be required, and a little rosin
and some sal-auunoniac. Inst, and not
least, a few sticks of solder. Directions
for soldering: The "Iron" must flat be
tinned that is, covered with a thin at,
of soldco
solder. To do this, heat the iron
somewhat above the melting point of
solder. File one side of the bevelled
portion smooth, and touch it immediate-
ly with rosin and soldering fluid, and
then with solder, and wipe smooth with
a rag. File and "tin" the remaining
portion. When done, the surface
should be completely covered with
solder. Another way is to heat the
iron nearly to rtidneas, and rub it upon
the sal -ammoniac with solder in contact,
when no filing will bo necessary. This
tinning must be repeated whenever the
thin coating of solder is removed by
over -heating of the iron, which is quite
likely to occur. Now to the work.
Wherever it is desired to attach solder,
the parte must he clean. If the 'surface
is not already bright arid clean, it must j
be made so by ap ropriate nlcatts. Vette Z
RAN SIGNAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1881.
If You Want C+ood
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE,
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
In addition to the ordinary tines of the Grooery and Crockery Trade. 1 terry • In stock ot
Floor, Haab Pork and Geueral ProYisiolls
M Y MOTTO IS.
"Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
Coal Oil aisatsoid. Nee my Stock and get dry prices.
oar:Goodo delivered to any part of the Town.
D. Ferguson.
sw F O R V
ORNAMENTAL WEDDING CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES,
CONFECTIONERY OF, ALL KINDS
CHRISTMAS TOYS and
THE BEST BREAD IN TOWN,
coSTO
D. CANTELON'S
, -WEST STREET, GODERICH.Ilat requiring Christmas Cakes should send in their orders without delay.
Home -trade cakes taken in and ornamented on short notice, and at reasonable rates.
CLEARING SALE
AT
Tm C_ RETS.IOR CO'S-
BARGAINS IN
Dress Goods_
BARGAINS 1P1
Furs.
BARGAINS IN
Cottons.
BARGAINS
BARGAINS IN
Blankets.
BARGAINS IN
Ordered Clothing.
BARGAINS IN
Table Linnen_
IN ALL LINES.
Tm C.. Retloi dri Co_
1881 JANUARY 1881
E. & J. DOWNING
Return thanks for the very liberal patronage accorded thorn, and wish all their
customers and friends a
Happy New Year
We would also, call your attention to the fact that we have a very large
stock of
Se s01' ..bite a-00am
on hand including
y ADIES, Q ENTS
the scraper will generally be of use ' BL CHILDREN'S
Having scraped the surface, apply with a BOOTS cS1G SHOES
stick some of the soldering fluid, or, in-
stead of soldering fluid, some rosin, to of every conceivable style and price, many lines of which will be sold at a great
election previous to stock taking. Don't fail to call on us when requiring any
thing in our line as we hare the
the parts to be soldered. Meanwhile
the iron has been heating in the cook
stove; not too hot, for then the solder is
too fluid and you cannot pick up s
por-
tion with -the point of the iron. Take
the iron from the fire, wipe with a rag,
or dipymomentarily into a weak solution
of sal -ammoniac. Toueh the iron to the
solder; if the heat is right, a small
portion adheres, and is placed upon the
spot where it will do the molt good.
(Tho tendency to use too much guider
should be guarded egainst.) Ii the iron
is not hot enough, warns it some more.
The iron must remain in contact with
the place where the snider ie to stick un-
til the surrounding parts are at the tem -
porature of melted solder. With the
alwsvir ulenails acid direction al nuet any
person tact mend a milk pan or ordinary
tort )< th h there be f
Q dtt
Largest Stock of Shoes
West of Toronto and we can and will sell at prices that will suit you
ORDERED .WORK
of every description promptly attended total satisfaction guaranteed..
We keep a largo staff of competent workmen, and being ourselves practical
men of large experience, can turn out work
UNSURPASSED IN TIDE DOMINION.
z J- IDOWiv'INC+.
'rile' SQUARE, GODERICH. 1768.
Daniel Gordon
u si rug wouldmuchu
shlderin still to learn. Ol imago etaue
•
would be ped to practice on until the
art is acquired.
Monist. Sesionlw.—The Torii County.
ci-Haler and Unaeiler
Council ore
n Wednesday attacked the s- >. •
1
tem of Model Schools,' and adopted a Oldest Reuse in tai t oval', and Largest Atonk this side tej Lr cion
rep, ortsetting forth that they wereinduc
�'
tag too many young people to enter asr.1.11/ No
DTA,
Baty -Retry Sumo,
training for teaching; that they were
taken at -Imitate of by many who never
intended to remain teachers to obtain a
geed education at a slight expellee, and
that the method penned in dines of train-
ing pupils, by giving them slier
eisases, was to nt. ua cn thr A
seminarian's of the(osucil i eid the
Iltisibr of Fwlu(ation on the subject.
W6. Crooks said the Government (mew
Pad, to a certain extent in the view of e
Oasssil, and rou)d probably Wee
in the aiatt r during the posers' sellar,
with a view to reinstatingthe
akirett odor
the
k
OGo'rn m y libe' • , e
ref the
power of grantingpermitd to
teach at the present period by the County
Board.
1A�I1�� ,yyg ormatry, it
has lane barns ruasarb.d that those rut.
nala euesssd beat, , 'AMA mem
dense their news ori a itorhL most
effeotsall . Condos/oboe ie raseh more
diiodit t� orgy aeinn, hawse brevity,
the "soul of wit," is • rare quality m
jonrnaliam {its
4&Da-Boaare, •
RAM' ,OVADIA, •
L,raua'L,IaTt , KT.'.
('vth "invert wilt Ohl it W hbeir advantage to tee for shock H they tteM!a gond article at
okras Rha•
D. aO=1bli, *tat Street, emir Post Office, God,, -eh.
•
Dungannon
Carriage Worksl
8. POZISf7.'ERti
oawvveer rare at
ate 13 'Cr Ct0IIA, so
oorrns, see
id•
to
tit
ens wu1 n roe imam tial email be hien= r w
LI.
t
GET FOUR
AUCTION SALE BILLS
PRINT=D at Use ollloe of THN. HCYBON SICNAL,
North Street, tioderwh.
seinismor
HOME EVIDENCE
1 N FAVOR
OF TME -
PAINT—SILidER.
Hint Mo. 1 .
1/ you %sash to sow your -
.1'; yew family, awl your
f.irnis a world of .sl y
rad petty wle,al at al
!key *whoreaseairr gad
gilt rase ratty stell•.rs da
},1Aor's bills, rho at mask to
Ms *sorra 14m aid bey a
fen 6J 1 of Pat.-CUtes.
Nint No. 2.
Greer,
slob >pw A'��
or Shspiteeper, for • beak of
Pati- 1LLst. U As peas
it alma method at.wesay.aek
kiwi while admiring f IAl row.
ter (Jolter frost pour walks,
if ileitis tb psawdt•s steak by
PAAL'Y Davis & salt maw
tine welsh W npr,. u ee
h.e fir. Yak new .sada, lea
if kis eeaaiww di ail vdplet ;
silo chemise til IrlMla Masa
If
WHY experimentvitt....0:mown nuxtares without
"'character or r-putatces, warn this world -n-
utmeat I'eiellitula which ham stool the int of over
40 year*, ran 1•e tot for the some pnoe at say Drag
there in the bor inion t
MAO THE FOLLOWING.
OTTAWA, tlicr , Manses e, Hsi .
The en:ter ha. been selling Perry Davie Paia•Cltlsrsowtar tie
last sr y.awo
r., sad ma ree mead a w We public as •
eat
wire sahy foetli+a, Diarima, Sen Throst, Claratte Combs.
Broehita. Iturir Scalds, Ste. Have bows w to euro a ere• of
Syphilitic Sore lienal of two word ..ding, whim as ilr west
re.eedies failed Theeseisat took half^ tempt.wh.l in .war three
times a duo. sad Bugled the throat thrw awes • day u Allows
MSC bus. ,aerfol w a wow phut of .rater. sad anal r a gargle.
Yours. H. F. MAcCARTIiY.
Moire -rim Owe. Fsbwry.6, spa
1 have rich Orme is adding ie the •ualsr of tM.awaaroea
trirmis s you have already received, r to the value of year -
teno.esd Per -Killer 1 have told it sod wed It a sty Amdv
for tweed Tan or more, mai hate so be.uati.nn is .•ring that it
it is the bar patent medicine I have ever used fe die ropers l«
which it i. recommended ; and, tataeorer. ptrwat to wham
I hare ever sold it. ha. Leen perfectly Nei .fieriw.,h it. and 1
know mm.ypanoe who will not go to bat at night unless they are
sore then is • bottle of " Perry Davis " in the hawse. All who
love t.sd it once, will wee it seas ; it make friends amid rants*
thea
YMIS trul., JOIN DU IIBRILLE. Pregrist
Sraacaav,t.ta, Uwe., Feerr7 .6. tato.
W. bar mud plessors i• certifying hist era have h -vi Perry
Davi.' Pais- Ktner conssary in stock for upwards of twenty years.
erring snick time it W ukas the load is sales over all err pa -
Girt trad hes Imams, en old. reliable Amit' Medicine.
No ramrod sow on our pre to sell it, r sur r stars as 1utiOs r r m M our IMO..`T ".,urs truly.
W P IYRIE k CO.
►Iwuoc, OMT., Pr1►.rer i6, .Na
1t. dre• — yew - .re to state that dung • deft* career d
..are owns • worm century. I can testify that Tune justly car
rated Pala Ear re am cm.y ►.N to own as a family meduiae.
bet rill oceopies the front rank wherever duty calls it My ens -
trots *peak my highly Of it. sal 1 Pard rod so end of testi-
monials showing up au merits and irri.eie worth, were it neces-
sary, which it is not. 1t dneikt, however. b. called " Excelsior
Pae. -Killer." I pride my.elf i^ sever berg out of it.
four, very respectfully, JOHN G. DRANK
Nint No. =.
Mienyouat for a bottle
of PAM- KMLR; andl"e pew -
1, asa"ly ator1-kgs per, to*.kosa
L+Sfta: v looking, remarks, "e e
"are jtuocr1, Milldam amass
'ariiels . as gurd e; bettor,
.'which s lit 1 or Ike sa..:r:riot
,is, 25 cents." Turn ox w_-
',eel and sari, lJ,a:.! bye, .Sir.
• Mat wait .are. more for the
not, u: !knee ants extra pre0
zkich he pets Owls h, rt -es f,.t
your health or h(tlr}rt1KM.
Hint No 4.
&a -ars of ole Owned/rhos
wlrlurss, and duty, greasy
eewbinatione which an offer-
ed you in almost every afore
you n - tel, and irk i'ch some un-
principied shopkeepers try to
palm of as substitute fir the
Pr11r-IS.ILLgn. 77sese 11:12
tiara are gotten up exprenly
to sell on the reputation of
the Phne•Etit.rr, but hap
sighing in Connor tc✓h el,
Nint NO. 5.
If vas rated obtain Lis
/enuine Palm . K;LIAR in
your locality, (a fad not very
likely J,
you &Scald address
Propristor.
onsdliguniding
Mem the sena of $1.00, one
dews feaster sited bottles, or
a half doogt lerpf betties will
be tent, chemise prepaid, to the
ramrod addrer railway 4.
any part of W. .
sToco, OmT., Faresry tr, taste
We have a rat plea' are to state that the Pao Killer hold* its
pe,,r'e in tossplace as the side re Yom L.uily melia.e Alan ugh
there arc • great many utner temedie* in the mar*rt some bear.
tag nearly the same ease -as Pain Relies, Pais Itetao.er, Palm
I,erroyer, =ad wM se.g names, we find the 1.e'yta keine �*
Gsum ,ffcrcnce, and are suesu as. f sr Perry Davi.' Pain Killer.we
havv been e.11idg Par kills I..r tae Lst Instal Sena
Y.rurstru:�• P.' P. MV1tPBY.
Pout :.04 ca. O.T., Maras oasis.
i Yon i;d1-r I.t many ve.r. *btu result
• t.' r s. m el it. As a a+iily sewtkiieiae
r,..e .: re -.1 ,..,d a 4 ad=
•
�.� ..•t •r.e 1:r a., •lad m. toy ahers
. ...1• m.'_.•� -1, r lute u- -d rt sdnsK
•1 it va •.alit• 't.a• crew -eau a aaj
i . , . ..�.. . t e,• oke that *atmi-
..a! .. - .re we ,,,,'a.c tlrt
tt+�' GRAHAM.
1
�fir r
rr i•c .,.
• C 11:
EscorT, (.:: , Att.. * tiallett
Y: t loch', re rify ,lest we have u•e I " r -y Devi.' Psi•.-K,M,
in our t.n.iitee fur .evetel y 'r. We •..o or It s ♦try „.*1.1 art
: ecu. ary, article to he kept in all k . soh .1 a, !• a t ...At in arse of
. sJtsn..,. l exposure to attacks ...tarried by c.i.:.
JEREMiAH C(JRTTN
J. J DOWSLtY. •
JOs$PH P 'R" MOND. '
ARCH. •GREER.
MArrLamq Oar.,.Fi►ry eh spa
1 Fare 'nevi y'tur-aievailwasei►e Imo Loewy yeas I ear
ned it with me alt ta.wgh the Anatase WC, 1 b:l.eve 1 er-old
Moo been dead Mag ago, if It 6•d or bees Sr year NM -KEW
I Ndsk d is the best remedy sew mad fir WWII it n. num
mend.I 1
1-,:.rsvery tru:y. 4 W LAPOYTAISF:.
Pointing Garr, P .wery /6, tags'
f hare sold the Perry hints' Pawkier ler over thirty'ysn
and tare same IMO O'Mara area sly •Mate NOM surfedio0,
.ad 1-ha.e stern plosion sa nWumeeding h es a good em1 ser
lulrle family mediese.
S. S SCOYIL,
P•ts.etr.Odr., Frbrwary .7, tato
[ have sold your Paia-Killer for the last nineteen yrsn in this
and feel safe a recoeime.dmg k to the public for the
lionises gym i• your arcular. 1 east Mauro you my a.uos.en
weak well of it as • general family medicate. 1t takes the Ica.
eT a1 ether similar preparations Yours, !e
GEO. UIRIi.S
Co•ovsc, O•r, lfar'A 3, ta3..
l hart been se1im; Perry Davis Pain-Kitler for the pau sin
y�aq. and have much Plower* in statin that ars sale in Ma: time
hr bees Isrger than any «her ietim .•linins 11154 1 have on
my 'Odra. and is Mae isms 1 bars sever fused a customer say
aught but weeds d the bashes praise m its tenor It is en ankle
that sees to have eemblasil In R as dist goes to rake a/f.r'
dais Amu* mms4wer oma M e I ►ave a Nous. and ewe,
Parr -Dons' Paw -Kolar will %Ikea& is hath.
Yours. hc,. J. 1''. KENNEDY
MADOe, OnT . F,irwsrp 16, tete
Your Pain -Killer as a family (rival! has brit is c.ssere uce
in my lss sehdd Ara lsig taro of years, end 1 mord waver de
sire a hatter use. R row Ails ma I call it the "Old R•Gske
Yours very tndv HORACE S&YMOUR
a
TAUWOITN, (IIT , March a, rano
Ser twenty -U m* years tam pet 1 have tot! Parry Daviel Pain
killer. sad hew always $ e• give geed millsisirsrke . it1 Im.r
ikmi
the gra k ran ed unt, mg we ys da Olt, atlyN.
bum yet en els amulet. sell we
Pan Dave' Pia- it sus. setad� w a eery — de -
JAS.
erdiciw. emirs re�setatlly.
JAS. ATLSWORTH !
The PAIN -KILLED •
is Pkyririsa,, Ministers, Aisood wrrliea, iwlvers of
else "4M, l/erle-alp., Plan lotions, Merges cls Noopitela,...in abut,
wwy4#4 a rybleere who has over gttea it a That
TALIfi[ II'P1aikLLY, it cats. Amatory, Oboists, Dtagahrm Qlaip ud
!i is On ihselitsb. 50ws1 O mplaiat, Painter's OWN Liver C.ssybgt•t DyLpspsie
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