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Lae Aar <,t. mammies lbw.
(Th. Yrs pin ptaeim •f iia L oadoa W of ld.l
I saw in seem* dile wed mod et W
Mee greet nobs hang 1.aat7, w withered fur
harm:
Shoe her e.estry she tlfgftp4 as though almost
despairing
Of abetter sad rest from he pitiless storm.
Though the d* .lar of hope, rising fair o'er
the ocean.
alauie brig/goo iia sabitof her eye'.sad dere-
Nest
eve -
Yet eotezvely her lip.,, in their trembling euro -
run.
Uo ld whisper the asthenia 1Crin-go bregb,
..Sad is my fate rsaid the heart broken stran-
ger;
"Tee wild dear aall 0u shell be wuoarcha
Moue:
For. racked Sty Ibe tort,rrsa of Mother and
danger.
To new homes and new countries my child-
ren have flown.
Never again, when the haft -tops are hoary
dnd the winter winds wall, shall they list to
the story.
When their tetteathers loved. of their country-
men's glory,
Nor iota in tho chorus ul itrtn-go-bragh.
Britannia, mi sister. though sad and forsaken.
In hope i yet linter about thy rough shore;
Alan, has m'; anguish am power to awaken
Soh pity to lore, sad some aid to restore l
O happy laud. only thou ean'at replace me
In s haven of pease! If thine arm shall em -
brawn me,
Never again will my children disgrace tee,
Nor die at *distance, but live in my heart.
Now 4 the cabin door open and shattered.
Father and mother are weeping within;
Gone are Choir kindred. their friends are all
scat tared.
?heir children with famine are wasted and
thin.
Alt, my sad heart, as I look on this sorrow.
Hopelea. io-day sad despairing tomorrow,
How cam 1 dare'aay comfort to borrow
Prom dreams which the tuture may blast
and destroy 1
Yetall the thoughts otitaanguish euppreeeing.
One only fond wish my sad heart can desire -
That my 1101i. bitter curses may change to a
blea,,.ng.
As faction shall languish and discord expire!
Mow wild with distress is my Isle of the ocean:
Then gladness shall swell my fond breast
with emotion.
And my children shall sing with new love and
devotion.
Erin navourneen, Erin-gobragh'"
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MARCII I'. 1881.
Tun anb Fancy.
The day wore on. Well, what did- it
weary -[Ex. Wore the close of the day,
of course. -[Syracuse 8. Times.
When Tommy puts a piece of Johnny
cake in his pocket for lunch he calla it an
Indian reservation.
A Detroit lady called at a drug store
the other day and said: "I want a
tooth -brush --a real nice one. I want it
for a spare bed -room."
"Say, boy, say!" exclaimed a but -look-
ing man with a valise, "what is the
.luickest way to get to the cars?" "Run!"
yelled the boy; and the hot -Joking than
was ao pleased with the information that
if he could have got near enoug to the
buy he would have given him somthing.
Commit this to memory:
A ope.cent stamp for a ciroulaire.
A one -Dent stamp for a newapapaire.
A three -cent stamp for a sealed lettarie.
All licked on the right cornaire.
Lick, brothers, lick, lick with caire.
On the right hand aide not everywhere.
Unless you want the postmastaire.
To make things hot and "cuss and
swaire. "
Soimaorot Suer Cr. -The baby didn't
feel pretty good anyhow, poor little
thing; the car was cold and the road was
rough, and everybody was cross and
glum, and the baby had only one way in
which to express its emotions, so itcried.
And how did it cry! Twenty-eight miles
of it and no sign of a let up, and the
tired mother just smothering it with
baby talk and rucking the little thing in
her arms. Presently a testy looking old
man, an old bachelor if there ever was
rine, turned in his seat and snarled:
"Can'tyou shut that child upr The
light that gleamed from her eyes was
dangerous, as she hugged the baby a lit-
tle closer and fired back at him: 'I can
.)tut you up a good deal quicker." The
howl of approbation went up all over the
car, anti he shut up.
gemente seems*.
Mr. Balli recently naked a question in
respect to Separate adhe"els that we think
deserves a reply. He moved for a re-
turn showing the qualifications of the
teachers enip1oyed there. Mr. Crooks
•.bjectod to the question„ but we confess
to he unable to see good grounds for the
objection. The Separate School system,
for good or ill, is a settled element in
our educational fabric, and no one pro-
poses to disturb it. But it is certainly
legitimate for any one to desire that it
should be efficient. We have came to
the conclusion;th it a certain standard of
qualifications is requisite and necessary
fur Public School teachers• why not also
for separate school teachers? The pub-
lic money goes to the su tpyrt of separ-
ate schools, why should not the public
have a guarantee of the fitness of those
who teach? We are of the opinion that
the efficiency of the separate schools
would be greatly increased, if the teach-
ers were required to take out certificates
at the sante examinations as their fellows
of the public schools. That would guar-
antee their literary fitness aiid their
suitability otherwise could very well be
left as it is, to those it more immediately
concerns. There a„uld be nothing in
this to prevent Christian Bn,thers or
other orders from teaching n, now. all
that would he regtiitsti is that as they
receive aid from the public cheat, the
public would have s guarantee of their
literary fitness for their work. We are
satisfied that a change of this kind would
be welcomed by the great majority of
Separate School seJ pecten, ,,,,ay ..f
whom are painfully cone -ion' of the in
feriority in many instances, Of their own
schools as compared with Public Schools.
Yellow Oil is the great pain iimmeaa,
magical in its power over pain and in-
flammation It renal Rheumatism and
Neuralgia. Lame li.ol end Apical Affec-
tion.. a nntractiem of (lord. awl Mtrarltai
lased externally Ind internally 1 et
wade by all deriders
THE WORLD OVER.
The Week's News in • Nutahsll
seteressnost casae av Wase tar
Twenty Land Leavee demonstrations
hen been !hied
the Sandal
m wider to
show the L
The remains of poor tenrl Colley
moseyed oseyed to the lir camp M
pact Hill on Wednesday, and buried
th full military humans
Honolulu is just now scourged by a
.swJlpaz epidemic, brought on chiefly
by the wretched sanitary condition of
the city.
Tho Imperial Goverment has offered
a reward of £100 for the di.povery of
the murderer of Lieutenant Roper, "rho
was shut in Brampton Barracks some
time ago, it is supposed by a Fenian.
1)e
Lessepe says that the Panama Cr
nal will be finished by 1856. The esti-
mates of the, earth to be,1ified have been
reduced by 2,000,000 •gh. manes. Ile
now timat•M the Deet at 212.000,000
franca
Williamp a aplouted then of
7l;kfridorlicaa pair of white rectal
Nuid line lately imeitssit looms on,
has been arrested tivapin er-
obaeged w counter -
ie W �ee edit lee found
possession.
It is sat(( that
Chimp and lir
shortie band
mmakinY
*demos lietenseit
is
tie New Yoe.,.
for
The St.
Lawrence float Queh.dIA. ii ocean is
never frozen, and the ice floes formed
prevent fop on the river, .o it is claim-
ed by advocates of the *Chime.
The person found dead near Acton,
March 3rd, proved to be Miss Catharine
Keith, aged 18, whose parents live about
three miles from Acton. It appears
Miss Keish started about a week ago to
walk home, • distance of about six miles
from Mr. Finlay McCallum's, Sooteh
Block, where she had been working,and,
when within about half a mile from
hotne, it is supposed she sank down ex-
hausted and was frozen to death.
A farmer of Chatham township, named
Fredrick Bennett, started to chop wood
in his bush, Marh 3rd, and not return-
ing at the usual hour, search was made by
the neighbors, who found him near the
tree which he had partly chopped, in a
kneeling posture, unconscious, with alarge
gash in the top of his head, and a portion
of his brain protruding. The axe waa
found beside him. How the accident uc-t
curred is not known.
A year ago John McCarthy, a Belle-
ville cab -driver, was urged to join the
Working -man's Temppeerance Association
by Mr. N. B. Falkener, a prominent
lawyer, who promised if he did so and
kept the obligation for a year, to make
him a present of a house and lot. Mc-
Carthy yielded to this persuasion and
joined the association, and has never
since violated the obligation. Mr. Fal-
kener asked him yesterday to take a
walk, and brought him to a neat home-
stead and lot, which was duly made over
to him.
The Rev. William F. Clark, in a letter
to the Listowel Banner, repudiates the
title of "Rev.” and disclaims any fur-
ther right of its being prefixed to his
name. He says the time has now arrived
to raise the question, "By what rule of
propriety or law of right the term 'Rev.'
is applied to the ministers of the Goepelr'
Mr. W. F. Clark will find but few follow-
ers hereabouts in this new agitation, al-
though there are not a few in this section
who think the prefix unnecessary in his
particular case. -[Ex.
John Chinaman is not bringing his
steamships to San Francisco for pleasure
excursion. Ha means business. The
telegraph reports that a second steamer
with the dragon flag has put in an appear-
ance at San Francisco, and is now offering
to carry flour from there to Hong Kong
for $5 a ton. The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company is understood to meet this bid
by an offer of $2.50, and it is now in order
for John to say how much lower he will go
if ho intends to keep the business.
Merchants and shippers thus have al ready
the benetit of "Chinese cheap labor" on
the high seas, at the same time that a
great corporation has to compete with an
element which promisee to he a much
more effective regulator of the Pacific
freight market than anything else that
could possibly be devised. ' The question
now is, how long will it bo before the dra-
gon flag is seen on the Atlantic, also as a
competitor for the carrying trade there ?
Chatham school board has passed a
resolution abolishing corporal punish-
ment in the schools under its jurisdic-
tion, and a local paper advises the board
to rescind the motion,on the ground that
they have heavily handicapped the whole
staff of teachers in the due performance
of their duties. The question is one on
which much may be said on both sides.
There is this, however, to be said in
favor of the abolition of punishment in
school", that in many of them the teach-
ers, under present conditions, are too
young themselves to have such a great
power given them, especially aa not the
majority by any means study the dispo-
sition of each ehi)i , and the hest means
of enforcing obedience in each individ-
ual case. Still, for all this, we are in-
clined to leave the cnatom as it is, pre-
ferring to risk the law's restraints on
teachers to allowing our schools to be
come little Bedlams.
A writer in a French paper gossip*
pleasantly about the famous persons and
pens A'esprit who have been deformed or
malformed. "The list of such persons
would be a longoneindeed. At the head
,tfthetn would stand Moses and Demos-
thenes, and the list would close with
I)arid, the Freesia pairater, sad Camille
I)esmonhine." As to gibbose per.ons,
the writer cites the caae of Saint Pavin,
who depicted himself as follows "in the
midst of my hack there rims . hemp of
Scabs aed flpd pniatwel liky s gtleeplp,
"To, kb mend re ..d here, .j, is the are
termite ev.nt.o.t of Talley -retell front
his ehildhoo,t) with 12euliel, member .1
the Directory, whams eyam sgnieded her
rihly. it is said that alley ]raving
thrown his inkstand at the head of the
old Archbishop .,f Autism, Rridwl upon.
tt+phised him in this manner "Vile em-
igres youeusiwd r ao pwlarrightly frwmed
time yen. fent" . Slat Ysi eyrand took
hitt revenge try replying that his adker-
aary OWN not IN rtt'arjt
Thi DefeW.y N comma*.
'1 would tact Hareerk► know ii fur
thing,' says • yeestg ntactrift
sumst itug pertaining to hu s d Ire.
tarring to • panes /lady to s.' EP 7111s
paying •twntr.. He f sri it would
change her opinion of him, and interfere
with the prospect of his obtaining her
hand. Such observations are of every
day oocur'ruoaa. Who Las Not heard
young meat make them! Yet they show
an unauund condition of thitng. --au at-
tempt to war a heart and hand by false
pretences. To obtain goods in the same
way wuuld constitute • criminal offeues!
Unfortunately, courtship, as conducted,
is too often • period of probation in which
each part guards most assiduously
against being found out hy the other, in -
Mead of being, as it aho uld, the ma:sawn
of that thorough mutual acquaintance
which should alwaysprsoede a marriage.
Every man sboeM deal honest-
ly with himself He should say to Man -
self, 'If there is anything I do nut wish
the girl I ask to marry me should knew,
that it must be something wrong. Now
1 will correct this wrong, or I will tell
hes of it; fur I will not be su uukindly
.Ito deceive her into marrying we. By
dealing honestly with himself la the first
pace, he comes to. correct understand -
of the nature of the fact which he
kas concealed; then if he deals honestly
with the girl he tells her of it. People
who lore each other will marry in spite
of the disclosures of many farts; but it
is better that these faults should be un-
defatood before marriage than that brat
djpeuvered afterward. We are sorry to
s4 that concealments sand deceptions
during courtship are not confined to the
sterner sex. They are practised, per-
haps, to quite as grey an extent b
young ladies. Many a false hearted and
treacherous girl has a thousand .miles
during courtship to every one that illu-
mines her face after marriage.
W hichever side may be in the fault,
the practical results of the delusions of
courtship are the same; they lead to a
miserable life. 'If I had known it be-
fore hand I would never have married
you,' is the declaration which has proved
the knell to the happiness of many an
unmated pair. It would have been
much better, in every such case, that the
cause of offence, whatever it may be,
should have been known before; then
the marriage might never have taken
place. At all events this ground of re-
proach would have been removed. Be
sure that your courtship leaves no de-
lusions to be dispelled after marriage.
ea
Ax Ona FAxosare-A monkey, the
property of Mr. W. J. Way, of Toronto,
created a great deal of amusement for
the young folks at Brantford,Poultry
show. He had for a companioa ban-
tam chicken, to which he seemed greatly
attached, scarcely allowing it to leave his
arms for a moment, carrying it about all
day, and at night sleeping with it in his
bosoun. He seemed to be very fond of
eggs, which he ate greedily, and only by
these could he be tempted to leave his
charge. Jacoo's love of warmth had
tempted him to sleep too clove to the fire
and, probably in his dreams of a warmer
clime, his tail had wandered into it, and
got badly burnt. This seemed at times
to pain him greatly, and he would take
it up in his paws and examine it. The
chick, mistaking it for some tempting
morsel intended for its use, would give
it a pick, when the look of reproach with
which Javcc would regard the chick
appeared almost human.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the best
Blood Purifier, Liver and Kidney Regu
lator, and Restorative Tonic in the
world. It acts upon the Liver, the Kid-
neys and the Bowels, curing all manner
of Bilious complaints, Kidney complaints
and diseases of the Blood. Ask your
Druggist for Burdock Blood Bitters.
Sample bottles 10 cents, regular size
$1.00.
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US.
SEE WHAT
PNYsIf'1%:%S
And Peeplc ttt t';u.a.la any abut
Scott's Emulsion
Of Pure Cc,t+ Liver Oil
WITH
Hypaphosphiles of Li®3 & Sala
AS
REMEOT FOR CONSUMPTION
AND
WASTING DISEASES
etituodiac, N. IL, Nov.i, I S.
nesere. sum'? ei BOWNE:-/ bare teed sad
paa�r�bed for sate twist -ricotta listulrtos of
i;od Liver Oil." and find it an ex elirut prepa-
ration. agreeing well with the rlontac•h, easily
taken. and its cvwusued use adding greatly to
the strength and comfort of the patient.
A. H. Pfd I, x. L.
Penn. Med. College.
Amherst, Now doottr, Nov. S. ISM
ME.ms. SCOTT k BOW?F -(vents: For
aearis' two years I have been segmented with
800tt s k mmLtun of Cod Liver til with Ilypo-
phosphltcs, and 000alder it the Murat prepara-
tion now before the public. Its permanency a.
an Emulsion with the= t fnaror, makes 11
the great favorite fur cblldrei, sad I do highly
recommend It tor all wastleg dyseeam of the
•yatem.
Years, very truly.
t-. e. alrcg, Y. D.
Ilalifax, N. S., Nov. 19, 1983.
Messrs. flowrr ,f BOWNE. -Gentleman: l
have prescribed your Emulsion' for the peat two
roars, and found tt more agreeable to the
stomach, and have betterresulu from Ita use.
from any other preparation of the kind 1 hart.
tried.
11. is. i'1MUON, Y. D.
BellevilMesas. SGOT T.! BOWN .-DIET Sirs: Out.
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feel It • defy. I owe not only to you but to thr
community, W make thetollowltg at►tement:
About three peonage my eldest daughter was
taken with • severe cold which settled on her
Issue. and qct witbstsading all that her medi-
cal suendaat could do, she got worse and
worse. and appeared to be in the test and hope.
lens Mcould ES �1 a nmn
spdoa Tie boctarsald h.•
ors, but recomrossided your F.in-
aWoa, and the effect of it was in the opinion
of every one Before she badso knew used the her,
'empty shit (.1
much better. and to the surprise of us all, she
continued to mend so rapidly that In threw
mom/wish" was able t0 go about as usual. end
has continued in sac! ex.ellent health that
she got married 111 months ago, and has now
aas drie and healthy a son as you own and 1n theHamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel. WILLIAM BLAND.
Elora Ont.. July, tem.
• This is to certify that my daughter hes ba°
In addition to the ordinary theca of the Grocery ani Crocker) Trade. 1 parry a to stock of Lung disarm for conte tante. and very os. h
reduced in flesh, and had not strength enc
to walk across the erect. Hhe wars advised by
Flog, Meals, Porgy and Gellel'al FrIJYIs1olls a lady friend to�try �yptptt'a %mslsbn. and W
oar cat:
earn=
recommend It to every P tel recon erect
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MY MOTTO i9,
"`Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
Coal Oil also:sold. See -my Stock and get my prices.
Cdr Goods delivernl to any part of the 'Town
D. Ferguson.
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Art ORNAMENTAL WEDDING CAKES,
anrp ore ►he hue used threr-
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eftbeumettsm and a!1 akin Dtetases, it has n„
BEWARE, OF AMERICAN (YIUNTgR•
FEITIS.-i most respectfully take leave to call
thesSteation of the Public generally to the fact
t hat cretaln Hnneen in Now York are sending to
ninny parts of the globe ero-atnnx iotas?tows
of my I'IW end Ointment. These frauds bear
on their labels some address In New York. 1
do not allow my Medicine to heaotd la any part
of the United states. 1 have no Agents there.
Sty Medicines are only madee by me, at Ref Ox-
ford Street, Landon. In the Itooksotdireetioa.
ached to the spurious make is a cant ion warn.
Ing the Public against beingdeeelved b onus.
terfette. ran not he misled by thla audacious
trick. as thew env fl$e emmnterfrits they p,.,4,
est
to deneaare. These counterfeits are purchased
by unprin- ipin vendors at one-hait the primot
my Pills and Ointment and are sold to you many
genuine Medictnie. I most earnestly appeal to
that mum, ot)nstl-i which 1 feelaur? 1 may vyn
tans upon *eking from all hoe.e,abM
range to
aside mo, and the Public. •afar ash lie in
their Each Pot and t,terin toflthe G Genuine fel Fraud.
lienthele.
bears the British 1Mvrnerne tt Stamp with the
word% ' Hout -wAv'e 1'ttie ♦*, OINTMENT.
imwnow." engraved thetwt,,. tht the label b
tbeaddrww, 3!ttt:forn street, I• indan. where
slewethey a Maritect,uwd. NoU••en , Pau
reed Ointment Iir�-i*Q any other ad
etts
CO *g,1%�. The 7'raAe• Mark. M Mem yodt.
does are rggleteted in Ottawa. Hones way's,'
e the British t'ossessbrr, woo
kt+ep AmeHran (`nnntrfela fro raale, s�
preet•ceted. legman THOM A$ HOLLI AT
Outwit Street. Louisa. Jas. L IA!A . .
cal.
b�r� �ws'aa eery of man or
tJtp1 ansa or tt�1�4patt This elan worms
ou,ba
rr a7*eALOaM. wider' W
e'ro�113 s �r.fi ijt
riot(. • healthy gen of afte bat? renders t
soft and esireagahsa , rout Mpg pow
veva to Ennui/ eau, yid act with r 9M1L7 to
RESYORIRG GREY HAIR
TO ITS IIATUNAL CAA
alt
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!AGENTS; "'"`'is :.W'i
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