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THE H U ROI SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MARCH 1881.
aha Poet's tomer,
LY.
1s this a asst --so Meg
Th. Weer leas.
Asa Mesa
lust tat weekend Mood
is It le quiet the dish
Of Busk yet WE
Te All
TM platter bleb with Add
le It to suet bons,
(bragged
Or Mow
A &Weasel leek and semi
No t'Tls s teat toad.
Thy sheaf of wheat
And meat
Ur to the hungry souL
It lea fathom strife
And old debate
Aad hate—
rs cboamcM. thy We:
To shows heart grief -rent;
To starve thy sin—
Not bin—
And that's to keel) the Lest.
A fiewspsper episode.
A poet stole to Ow editor's room
With a roll of manto.cript long.
A face of gladness and joy be wore.
And never • thought to: wrong.
'fhe editor snickered in gladsome glee
As editors sometimes do;
And the poet uneasy eat sed gone
On the reportorial crew.
A rush -a sound of dreaking glass,
Ah: 'twos a scene of woe!
And :he mangled remains of a fledging bard
Impinged on the pave below.
His fricndsfor vengeance swiftans! euro
All howled and likewise cried.
slut 'twee no uso.‘for the jury said.
"Juytitlsb:c homicide."
J
Boras of illisaom.
In the depths of the sea the water are
still: the heaviest grief is that borne in
silence; the deepest love flows through
the eye and touch; the purest joy is un-
speakable; the most impressive prayer is
silent; and the most solemn preacher at
n funeral is the silent one whose lips are
cold.
• Fun anb Fancy.
%check Is to stop, aneapt h Baia of s
traveler's baggage, which is checked to
make it go.
A lacy boy was W
oompailtg that his
bed was too abort 'rhombi) Esther sternly
replied, "That is because you are toe
long i• it, air.
Apothecary — "Yo treat
/Sprestatplicn
Sled, I understand 1" Patrick—"NNot a
bit av it,mar ! It's the bottle I wed
have fille."
Balloonists may that when at the height
of, two miles, tb* haw heard women
milling ever the beck fsoos to borrow hat
irons and starch
"Are you a Home Ruler r' was asked
d one of the candidates, at the recent
election. A vpio. front the back seats
answered, "No, but his wife is."
were walking by the.wide; end
he sod and she sighpd; and she was by
his e, and baby her aid., and then they
were both beside themselves, beside be-
ing at the seaside, where she sighed and
he sighed.
It is generally supposed that the Cana-
dians are a somewhat slow and sober
people. It is therefore with plain that
we learn that 4,000.000 Canadians drank
5,000,000 gallons of whiskey loutear,
not to mention other drinks that cheer,
and also inebriate. We positively pro-
test against the annexation of such a
country. —{Detroit Free Press.
A lady wishes to know the best way of
marking any table linen. Blackberry pie
is our choice although a baby wake grayy
dish is highly esteemed by many.
A clergyman in Toronto lost his hat
one evening last week, and was obliged
to go home with a shabbier one, winch
ha beim leh in place of it. Next day
the hat was returned by the penitent
appropriator, who thus apologized : " I'll
never take a minister's hat again. You
can never think what queer things I've
had running through my head ever since
I put that hat on. "
HEAR Tit is. —Husband and wifesheuld
,to more struggle to get the last word
than they she'lid struggle tor the poi-
- session of lighted bomb -shell. Mar-
ried people should study each other's
weak points, as skaters look after the
weak parts of the ice, in order to keep
off theta. By attention to this apparent-
ly small matter the course of wedded
• life would run more smoothly, and thus
insure happiness.
In quietude the soul draws nearer to
Christ's arm... Then tender whis-
pers testify of love. Then truth
unfolds the wondrous page; and pro-
mises ;tssunie substantial forst; and dis-
tant prospects brighten to the view. It
is apart from met *hat grace takes deep-
er root; temptations wither; the world's
false glitter fades; the inner man
is strengthened to resist; and loins are
gird +d for the battle field. The soldier
of the Cross goes forth from solitude to
fight his fight. He who seeks God
along, has God in public '.y hia side.—
[Law.
A man's reputation like hia coat, may
be soiled, without touching the man Aims
self. since the reputation is not the char-
acter any store than the sleeve is the
arm it envolops. Thecharactercan only
be soiled by what the rnan.himself does,
while the reputation tray' have mud
thrown upon it by any wretch unmanly
enough to -vent to injure the stand-
ing of another, and ignorant enough to
suppose that he can t ouch the man's
character. We are to see that our mo-
tives are pure, our principles honorable
and holy, and mu- outward life govern-
ed by them, and then go about our duty
calmly, confident that in the end they
who unjustly seek to injure us will do
ns no harm. The stain will in the end
fasten itself only un the author of We
calutnny.
HOME PUIITENs.,e.—A boy who is
polite to his father and mother is likely
to he pulite to every one else. A boy
lacking politeness to his parent may
have the semblance of courtesy in socie-
ty, but is raver truly itolite in spirit,
and is in danger, as he becomes familiar,
of betraying his real want of courtesy.
We are all in danger of living too much
for the outside w,,..1'1, for toe impression
which we retake in soci:ty, coevting the
good. opinions of those who ar.. in a sense
part of ourselves, and who Witt continue
to sustain and be en'reated in us, not-
withstanding these defects a deport-
ment and character We say to every
boy and girl cultivate the habit of cour-
tesy and p rnpriety at home—in the
sitting room and kitchen as well as in
thewrlor---and you will Le sure in oth-
er places to deport yourself in s beam-
ing and attractive manner. When one
has •a pleasant smile and a graceful de-
meanor, it is a satisfaction to know that
these are not put un, but they belong to
the ' haraeter, anti are mealiest at all
times tinder all circumstances.
Wheat
and the N. r.
In the Peterborough Review (N. P.
organ) there have appeared several let-
ters, currently reported to be written
by a Conservative ex -M. P. fur the
riding of West Peterborough. In.these
letters the grinding -in -bond fraud is
thoroughly exposed. The writer states
that the regulations for grinding-ir.-bond
"practically nullify the duty on wheat."
the working of the system has been to
throw the milling business into a few
hands, and "to make hundreds of other
mills in the" country valueless." He
would not "accept a present of the beet
mill in Peterborough and be bound to
rue it to the full capacity for the year."
He then gives facts to show that a large
lot 4 Canadian spring wheat has been
lying unsaleable all winter, because the
large mills have been running on Minne-
sota wheat: This is another sample of
the truth of the assertion that the N. P.
tariff was designed to rob the farrier,
and put wealth in the way of the manu-
facturer.
Mures leesspeers
A rsrllar meeting of Herren Pt .bj-
tery was held at Sealorth, on Tumidity,
101 Met., the Rev. lir. Daaby, Mode-
rator, in th chair.
Session . ods were called for sad
committees • .. ntsd to examine them,
sod make corrections where required.
The Rev. Mr. �sve in his re-
port on the *ate of • a, which we.
very enoour$g" on whole, but
not what it rims be. The report was
received, and its iiesenionen l]egnggtgyh, t1..
feared until ne=t meeting of Presbytery.
The committee on the Sabbath School
Convention held in Chats*,
and its recommendations were
and adopted.
A report from the Tempeseaoe Como
mittse, was read. and atter a l.gth
and interesting discussion, was sdepatetL
The election of members to the Gene-
ral Assembly, resulted in the follpwint
persons being choses : Revs. Dr. Lire
Cohn Fletcher, MoOoy, Pritchard sad
Thompson; and Elders, Messrs. Gibson,
Govenlock, Londesborough, Laidlaw and
Matheson.
The following minute was adopted re-
specting Mr. Sieveright's resignation :—
brother,
bytery in taking leave of their TT T c
brother, the Rev. Jame. Sieveright, S R 1111 G G-001-3 f...7,
M. A., for twelve years minister of St.
Andrew's church, Goderich, and latterly which compels. all the Desirable Lines or the Leading Maaataetsrees of the Demisiss
colleague of the Rev. Dr. Vre, of Knox The Prominent Features of our Stook this season will be :—
church boar testimony to the energy
and seal that characterised him in all
his undertakings for the welfare of the
church. He never spared himself in the
Master's service, and had the happy
faculty of enkindling a sympathetic en-
thusiasm in all those who co-operated
with him. While a regular attendant
upon the church Quarts and loyal in car-
rying out all its decisions, he at the same
tune, devoted a large portion of his time
to societies such as 'temperance, which genal New w Lines of Our Own make,
have for their object the social welfare
of man. The Presbytery follow their
brother with their best wishes, and
though regretting his loss to this part of
the church. hope that he may richly
enjoy the blessing of God in his present
field of labor." A committee consisting Promptly
of MessrsFletcher, Cameron, and !'rpmvtlb Alpet teshow yytheG0000ds iadd quote and
d .zimw tbsetherryou or yourselves.
Lang, elder, was appointed t., visit the be
C+R INTZD=S I.. 'Y' 1
AT
DETLOR & CO.'S,
New botch Tuods UNeJ'SAats!
CHOICE PATTERNS!
IMPORTED DIRECT ! Bales of NEW CARPETS I
SPECIAL TALUS.
An IMMENSE STOC K j BIG BARGAINSINTOWELLING.
TAM US"
AND
TO CHOOSE FRO31.
BOOTS & SHOES.
we aro revenues' liberal shipments of
Wlsdes• for mess.
Do you wish to make your nark in the
world 1 Doyou wish to be lnen 1 Then
observe the following riles :
Hold integrity sacred.
Observe good manners.
radon trials patiently.
Be prompt in all things
Make few aoquaintsacors
Yield not to i anomer sreenta
Dare to di r gbt ; fes, to do wing,
Wats+ mai oily over your psasio.
Fight life's battle bravely, manfully.
Consider well, trial detfole yestdwyy.
Sacrifice motley tether than prised.:
C.s e9 emir lame time for improve-
ment.
Atm casn
efslly Se !h. AM* 4 pier
ft
�
is very difficult to be learned; it
,e.n. as H people were worn out on the
way to great thotortits. and cat neverorm-
joyy them hecwtta.- Hep-. ass titre orad.
Middlemneret
THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
And PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
We bare also added
to both Sewed and Pegged. which will be round all that the customer out desire.
ORDERED WORK & REPAIRING
YIOL'S
Ma.IeT.4T1110 FM.1J .s i
rue ISM 1s an t Book of lir
wet IWIL ISMS teal iJlllw�Ystlass.
Aptness of the Deet 1 we ttM
sad Meatless fur bowleg, Bialy
a In w H usefter-
's M iiwds dad neons iN
are the beet la the
Plural Guide will tell how to get sad wow
%sub's Fieeree sad Vegetable taae..n. 10
Pages, s Cud Plates. .Si liagrav Fee
1 rests in paper coven; $1,$ to enpat cies►.
Is German or fr lish,
flak's Wssmwted ■estlill
Pages, a rolotai Piste le every s asd
assay tine iris Prim $I.rb $ year;
A(opiess lee 11 mer Numbest
for JAMBI VICR. Reerbfur eete�rl�. Y.
congregation of Exeter with a view of
forming a union between that cungre-'
gation and Fraser church, Biddulph. A'
cunferenoo on the State of Religion is to
be held at next meeting of Presbytery, I THE SQUARE. Goderich. Feb. tlth.18S1 ITN
which is to be held in the Presbyterian
church, Exeter, on the second Tuesday
of May at 10 a.m.
The next"meeting of Presbytery will1 If You Want CI-
be held at Exeter, on the second Tues- 1
day of May, at 10 aa. (GROCERIES,
The gayness of "George Filet: PROVISIONS
THE) EXODUS.
The Rash to the Porth-West—naketa the
Favorite Destlaailea—Reasons ler are.
temtng It to Manitoba.
The exodusto the North=west has com-
menced in real earnest, the nutnber of
persons passing through Stratford dur-
ing the present week, numbering fully
1,000. On Thursday a special train,
consisting of 9 car loads of freight and
100 passengers from Goderich and vici-
nity, went to Dakota, and yesterday
another party nearly as large, from• the
neighborhood of Seaforth, followed them
- ell taking with them s good supply of
implements, household goods and live
stock, to commence life in the new coun-
try. In the latter party was our old
friend, Mr. John Thomson, formerly
market clerk, Stratford, and his son,
Mr. R. R. Thomson, of Goderich.
Besides these, nn Wednesday, a party
conducted by Mr. R. W. Prittie, Toron-
to, consisting of about 150 persons,
passed through, and the regular after-
noon express contained eleven coaches,
most of which were filled with through
passengers. Of these, a great number
were for Dakota.
Yesterday (Thuaday), the regular ex-
cursion trains brought about 300 or 400
passengers from the east, and 100 more
joined them here—quite a number be-
ing front Listowel and intermediate sta-
tions. Of these, too, a large proportion
were for Dakota. Mr. W. N. Warbur-
ton accompanied the Tuesday party as
far as Chtc ago, and Mr. T. N. Ford;
travelling passenger age --t, G. T. R.,
went through to Winnipeg yesterday.
All the regular west bound trains are
unusually heavily laden, the bulk of the
passenger being emigrants. The move-
ment is just begginnutg, and from pre-
sent indications, the drain on the life
blood of the country will be enormous.
On convening with some of the "exo-
dusters," we learned that their reasons
for preferring Dakota to Manitoba were
suany. One and all expressed the opin-
ion that the control of the North-west
by the syndicate would prevent settle-
ment. The land in Dakota was offered
on much easier terms, and the rate of
freight to Fargo was only $154 a car,
while it we. $2.13 to Winnipeg. Then
the railway companies gave a rebate of
$46 a car to settlers, which still further
reduced the'ezpenae of emigaating
A correspondent who informs us of
his prospective change of residence, says
"it is no wonder that British born sub-
jects servlet seMrsit 4. be bullied an/
tyrannised over by s pack of spseuWow
and land sharks, but will go where thy
colt Ind 'oil and intelligent areata, and
where th can met any giasatit of land
almost their event trema. iur Gov.
tannest a*diag oil sighs
not only th hone and einesi l the ones -
to. but the ard-earned stioewryflif years
bygone, w is landed oseef to our
American eo ma " if fu that confir-
modetn be of the destioatiai s4
the thousands o are moving westward,
it cam be found the fed, that of the
W)0tw meta through on the
(int excotside sit Atratford oe the
4th inst., o Warned Winni
the remainder dr pp g off at in
Sole pints in !her dies
Awl it the Tory pt and spotters
tell roe "ere is n . ev,•dn• (Rogow.
E. & J. DOWNING.
No man can be wise on an empty
stomach.—[Adam Bede.
Nothing is so good as it aeems before-
hand.—[Silas Minter;
Trouble's easy borne when everybody
gives it lift for you.—[Fele Holt.
As for age, what that's worth depends i
on the quality of the liquor.—[Adam
Bede.
Genius at first is little more than a
great capacity for receiving discipline.—
[Daniel Deronda.
Blows are sarcasms turned stupid; wit
is a form of force that leaves the limbs
at rest—[Felix Holt.
There is no sorrowgreater than to love
what is -great, and try to reach it, and
yet to fail.--[Middlemarch
There's a sort of human paste that
when it comes near the fire of enthusi-
asm is only backed into harder shape.- -
[Daniel Derondi
No story is the rime to us after the
lapse of time, or, rather, we who - read it
are no longer the rime interpreters.—
[Adam Bede.
Every man's work, pursued steadily,
tends to become an end in itself, and so
to bridge over the loveless chasms of his
life.—[Silas Merrier.
It is easy finding reasons why other
people should be patient.—[Adam Bede.
The devil tempts us, not -'ti, we tempt him.
Beckoning his skill with opportunity.
-Ardis Holt.
Ignorance Is not so damnable as hum-
bug, but when it prescribes ills it may
happen to do more herrn.-Felix Holt.
It seems as if them as aren't wanted
here are the only folks as aren't wanted
in the other world.—[Adam Bede.
Its allays the way wi' them meek -fac-
ed people, you may as well pelt a bag of
feathers as talk to them.—[Adam Bede.
College mostly makes people like blad-
ders, just good enough for nothing but
t' hold the stuff as is poured into them.
—[Adam Bede.
It's an uncommon fine thing when
you can let a man know what you think
of him without paying for it. --[The Mill
on the Floes.
No man puts rotten apples in his pouch
Constancy
the upper eWis looks tan t to
lJ .m
l'ostaoCT In m
• —Welts holt.
Lise is so complicated a game that the
devices of skill are liable to be defeated
at every turn by air -blown chances, in-
calculable as the dement of thistle -down.
—)Romolo
Worldly faces never look so word) as
at • funeral. They have the tame effec t
of emoting incongruity a the mound of a
coarse voice the solemn still-
ness of the night. --{Janet's Repentance.
After all the talk of scholars, there are
but two sorb of government: one whore
men show their t"nguea wd lick the feet
of the strongest. —{ Romols.
When the common pLos "we must all
tile" traasfuraaa itaslF suddenly into the
ante cestecipcessss, "I meat die" --and
ens, taw death grapples es said his Amg-
en are creel; afterward he inky come to
fold tae in his arta, as our mother did, aad
our last moment of dila earthly disown*
its may be like w*rat—QlMdlemerek.
ZOPISA from Brasil, is now coats
into Canaria Tt is a mild purgative,
.ding seta wonder omega n, andjgsiving
iffave
apparatus of die kemen Men ash. eery
reodmg sad inctesiag the sada it is
strong y anti -bilious and carrier off all
surplus bile, tones up the Liver, rives
to
Jtotddw B health k the
tlii,mr. .Ask F.
lot a ten A/it ampk bettk and
test, Somas the naw compound, Isejw
Might Minos bottles 73 mists 1714
SEE WHAT
PHYSICItoNS
And People in Canada any about
Scott's Emulsion
Of Pure Cr,ti Liter Oil
RTfH
HilophospIuca of Lima & 3da
AS A
REMEOY FOR CONNIPTION
AND
WASTING DISEASES
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE,
—GO TO—
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
In addition to the ordinary lines of the Grocery and Crockery Trade. I carry a to stook of
etttcodise, N. It. Now 5, 181.
Mame. SCOT d SOW NE: -1 Lose used and
prescribed for some time "'Scott's h;snuMloa of
t rod Liver 141." and and It an excellent p,eps-
ntloa, agreeing well with the stoaaaeh, easily
lakes. wad its continued use addinggreatly to
strength ength and comfort of the paient.
A. It Prcx, W. D.
Peen. died. College.
Amhara, Nova Scotia, Nes. s iIL
Meesn, SCOTT k BOWIE.—twate: For
nearly two years I hare been aAwaiited wltb
Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Ont wub Hypo-
tios aoat and Were
e etconsidert Itspermutes/try as
as paasisloo with the pleasant Savor, makes it
the great favorite for Children. acid 1 do hfghli
troommeod it tor all wasting disown, of the
Mees Yours, very truly.
C. A. MACE, 1 D.
Halter. N. 8.. Nov_ IR ISM
Messrs. SCOTT st BOWIE --Gentleman: t
have prescribed your Emulsion for the past two
years. and found it mage agreeable t the
stomach, and bare better remits frost its use
from any other preparation of the kind I have
Flour, teals, Pork and Feuoi'a1 Pibonisious
MY MOTTO Is,
"Fair Dealing and Moderate
coal Oil abo;sold.gseaimy Stock and get my prices.
A Goodidelivered to any pert of the
Prices."
D. Ferguson:
ORNAMENTAL WEDDING CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES,
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS
CHRISTMAS TOYS and
THE BEST BREAD IN TOWN,
Clr'O TO
D. CANTELON'S
.!
—WEST STREET, btODEfZICH.1k
sen -ladies requiring Christmas Cakes should send in heir orders without delay
Home-made calces taken in and ornamented on short notice, and at reswnabls rates,
Daniel Gordon,
Cillellbler auk Mirk
Ofrnt Hews is tic toady, nag Longest Snot. AU aide q' Loed ni
PAa&on $Tries,
Btu-aosu Sang,
Sips -Mas,
East Canna,
Lov'wo1111,'1atc. ,arc.
It to their dvsst ge be use my Meek Mew seed% slued sends at
D. GO*DON, West Strew, near Post O$cm, 0oderial
AfiliesiMinewsime
i)CM Ismsmem
will ia1
GST YOUR
8'GCTION SALE BILLS
PRINTED at the ogles ef-TR= BMW QOJAL,
4.-11*15111 mace. onaerieh
4410
H. ,r. CANDIZON, M. D.
Belleville Out.
Messrs. SC07Ttt DOWNIt.—Desr Sirs: i
feel It a duty Lowe not pply to you but to the
community,. to make Olt following statement:
About threw fern ago teal eldest daagbtcr was
taken with s.aevere cold which settled oe her
lungs. and not withstanding all that her medi-
cal attendant could do, she got worse and
worse. and appeared to be in thelaaaadhope-
less stage of consumption. The Doctor said be
could do no more. but eemenmended year Em -
eaten. sad the effect of it was In the opinion
of every one who knew her, simply marvelous.
Before sane had used the era bottle. she felt
much better. and to the surprise of in all. she
continued to meed so rapidly that 1a three
moatbe she Was &Melo go about as trust. and
has continued in such excellent health that
she got married I8 mouths ago. and bee sow
se ties aid healthy a sea se you can find in the
countsy. -
wILLUAII aia3D.
Elora. Ont.. Jelly, tstM.
This is to certify that my daughter has had
Lune disease for some Wise, sad very much
redwood is lk flesh and bad sot Mreasth esoab
to waacross the trees tike was advisMd by
a lady friend to try Scott's Emulsioe. and to
our groat surprir before she bad used three
bottles her health was completely recovered.
I recommend it to every one troubled with the
same disease.
JOHN W. DOWNS.
N
TiMES! E The Pill Purify the WONDER
nil
disorders of the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and
Bowels and are tnvaloable in all .om ts in-
eidental to Females The Ointment is the Daly
reliable remedy for Bad Lam Old Wounds.
Bores and Ulcers. of however isnragg s�ta�nding.
For Bronchitis.DIpetthertsComds.Calde,Gout.
Rheumatism and W Skis Dlsesees. it haa.s no
sinal.
BEWARE OF AMERICAN COUNTER-
FEITS. -1 most teamed'.& take leave to ceii
the attention of tine Public generally to the fact
that certain Houses in New York are lending to
many parts of the globe ePeato1a IMITATIONS
of my Pills and Ointment. These frauds bear
oe their labels some address In New Yat. f
do not allow my Mtdicta. to be sold 1a any part
of the United States. I have tea Agentemere.
M7 Medicines are only made by ane, at 1333 Ox-
ford Street, London. In the Beeks of direcUosa
Mixed to the spurious make le acaution warn-
ing the Public against bring deceived by ooan-
tetfelta. Do not hestltled bDy��itf�hls audacious
Owe trick. as e,! are the tonutsrf thea pretend
'to de onaa. Tbeaecounterfelu purcha.ed
by npprtncipled Vendor* at on. halt the price of
guy Pula sod Ointment and are sold to yon as my
gssutae Medi goes. 1 most earnestly appeal to
that sense otj mtiee which I tertian I may ven-
ture upon sating from all honorable persons. to
Am* nae, and MIs Public. as Mr aa may lie
in
their power. In denounei rig this shameful Fraud.
Each Pot and Box of the B.nudn. Medicine
bean the British Ooverunest Stamp with the
words Hot.towir'a P1Lts *8110 OuirweWr,
i.o'sn o,." engraved thereon. t'ht the label 1s
the oddresa, aA Oxford tffr on. where
alone they are Manutactaled ��rr's POIe
snot fNafts.af heart*, dap Olher address ,re
eesafsfeu. The Trade Webs of these Medi-
cines are registered la Ottawa. Howe any ase
the Bridget Ness
keep like At urteas toesterfi ca�we, vin kir
praesoatod. la[<ssdl THOMAS HOLLOW AT
Oxford Street, 4.adea. Jan 1. 1F1..
CINGALESE
RAM RENEWER
The , rnwntng g.nry ofjpg. or wooers tem
besatlfal teen o. HAIR. 'aisle aaa e�y ke e►
WA** awring pe tChIe UM* wlhlpb
AirMZss13 a M�1lalktr p�awts orththe hrapisri/r o -315I $
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