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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1881.
The Poet's ILorner. }touseholb }tints.
Mold the Maeveat.
The
poem of Miss numb' Parnell, "Hold the
Harvest," was read by Attorney (ieueral Law,
r::"cutor for the British Crown, in hie upon
tnv IPSO against Panes11 and his father,
the Land Lsadue. h badeffecas
General intended, 'tdifilerent from ad wee cheeredi that
nCourt.
Oh, by the God that made us all,
The seignior and the serf.
Rise upend swear this day to hold
Your owls green Irish turf;
Rise up and pleat your fest as men
Where now yecr•vlrl as slava;
And make your harvest fields your num s,
Ur make of them your graves!
The birds of prey are hovering scum'.
The vultures wheel and swoop:
They come, the oo/oaetted ghouls
With drum beat and with troop.
They curvt to fatten uu our flesh,
Your children and your wives,
Ye die but on bold tart your lands.
And, it you coo, your eves!
Three huadred years your crops have
sprung,
By murdered corpses fed;
Your butchered sires --your taa;sted strew -
Fer ghastly ,wmpost spread;
Their bona have fertilised >oar arida
Their wood has tales tike rata.
They died that ye might sat sad bye.
god! have they died is vain I
But God ism the peasant's sods
The tied thee loves the peer;
His angels Meal with starving ss. sl•de
On every swig and ss. r;
They guard the boor m la's aegis tats hs
They ttlssrd his Almada. pout,
The rosier Midis hameotb their cone
Beside his mead gar
But your eons Yeah apeaeed to guard •
shall draw Use answer dews,
A cad bola sad sera the dad Main be
That oath and prayer shall crews
t:ud will defend you in the agt,o
' Now hush t ne oarless moan
And set your faces as a that.
.ind swear to bold your own
Mouse tease.
Home again, mother, your boy will real
For a time, at bast, iu the old home steal
How good to toe you in your cornered nook
With knitting, or sewing, or paper, or hook.
The acme sweet mother guy boyhood knew.
The faithful, the patient. the tender sad tree.
You have little changed; ah, well maybe
.( few gray hairs in the brown 1 see;
A stark or two, under smiling eyes. •
So lovingly bent tit your glad surprise;
'Cis I who have changed; alt, mother mine,
From a reading lad. to manhood's prime.
No longer I climb on your knee at night
For a story told in the soft firelight;
No broken elate or book all torn.
Ito I bring to you w ith its edges worn:
But I'll come to you with my grater cares
You'll help me bear them with tender prayers.
IT come again as of old -and you
Will help the man to be brave and true;
For the man's the boy, only older grown,
And the world has many a stumbling atone.
Ah. mother mine, there ie always rest
When i llnd you here in the old home nest.
AERIE C. McK:gvEr..
. The Llbrary.
If I were to ,begin life now, and lay
anew the foundations of a library, it
should largely be x biographical one -
literary portraits, memoirs, and corres-
pondence. There is no way in which so
much anecdote, wit, and sparkling truth
can be acquired, and in which moral im-
pressions, se healthy and deep, may he
left on the conscience and heart.
Think of it: Each week may introduce
you to some man or woman of genius -
monarch, general, statesman, philan-
thropist, scientist, inventor, discoverer,
poet, artist, may see his whole life -the
dawn of his genius, his struggles and
(sorrows, his wrongs and triumphs, his
intellectual strength. You may take a
look through him ah his century; you
may see how he treated his wife and
children; you may know What ho had for
dinner, and the best things he and his
guests gossipped about; you may even
rummage his private letters.
Eavesdropping and keyhole -listening
are contemptible, unless we do it at the
remove of a generation. Then it is
biography. Histories art the large land-
scapes anti biographies are the stereos-
cinteriorsouf the past.
Mints ter sowaa Ladles.
Observe the following rules :-
In cite morning use pure water as a
preparatory ablution ; after which they
must abstain from all sudden gusts of
passion --particularly envy, as that gives
the skin a sallow paleness. It may seem
trifling to speak temperance, yet thin
must be attended to, both in eating and
drinking, if they would avoid pimples.
Instead of rouge, let them use moderate
exercise, which will raise* natural bloom
to their cheek, inimitable by art. In-
genuous candour and unaffected good
humour, will give an openness to their
countenance that will make thew univer-
sally sgreatbla A desire of pleasing
will add fir to their eyes, and breathing
the air of sunrise will give to their lips •
vermillion hoe. The satiable vivacity
which they now possess may be greatly
heightened and preserved if they would
avoid late hours and card playing, se we»
cal
novelreading by oa.ndlchght, but not
„therwise , for the brat gives the face a
drowsy, disagreeable aspect, the s000nd
is the mother of wrinkles, and the third
is a fruitful source of weak eyes and a
sallow complexion. A white hand is e
very desirable ornament ; and • hand
can never be white unless it he kept
clean ; nor is this ►11. for if a ynnng Lely
.,xoela her companions in this respect, she
moat keep her hands in conetent motion,
which will cause the blond to simulate
freely and have a wonderful Affect The
recommended is working at her
6ruehiny ftp the Mmes, and mak
as useful es possible in the
A remedy for burns is salicylic acid,
which can be procured at almost every
drug stunt The method of preparuticn
is to form au emulsion with olive oil, One
part of the acid to sixteen parts of the
oil. This mixture is to be painted over
the ulcerated surface twice a day. It
causes a slight smarting when first ap
plied, which soon passes off, and the
effect is more beneficial than that ob-
tained by many other remedies.
COAT C1.aAOINo.-Get soap -tree bark
which can be procure! .t the drug store,
leresk • piece about two inches square
into small bite, and pour over It hall a
pint of boiling water, let it stead au hour
or two, then sponge the collar well with
the liquor A mooed sponging with
clean water will clean it nicely. Both
washing and cumuli; water should be as
warm as for tt•nnel We have, by using
this bark, w asked black and blue Em-
press cloths s.:asaafully, and have
etaamsd hies -cloth chairs which had been
sealed by eseeset with the Med
Dm= Casa. --Qr cep better, ,we cup.
owe, homes togsth r�.so ee
c am Two
imp bessim.tae 'T^isfui ginger,
Bala taaapatg i 1 of acranias, one of
eisee, half a ta1111 alg, use cup of water,
sr situ. low M edge as thick as ;,bund
fore. awl ase sompessid soda heater
lab sae sop of --leases tan it forms and
pawed Isla she MOW tae last thing.
if aiding She emihmees makes the batter
te. Hutt artieiso.sw Hour. Put 1118:0 a weft
Au•t,-red par, tmmediaasiy, Of into sake
.,rya, and bake till wall dame !slit not
esoaehol ,.r dr'tefi Ian sear ,a required
to hake in cups than -in a oke .an.
citissns of this village were arous-
ed and trivet ezcitentent prevailed over
the ending of an infant in a well inside
the sorporatjon on Saturday last. After
the excitement had somewhat abated,
the Coroner, Dr. Castell, directed an
inquest, it being the united request of
the citizens that the matter should be
investigated. Accordingly a jury was
duly ein1 auelled, and the matter in
yueld> was thoroughly Boos into. Af-
ter hearing all the evidence, nothing
could be found that would give any clue
to the perpetrators of the act, and the
juror' verdict wast accordingly,
Croup; that dire Ti.ss. has lost its
terrors to those who keep Yellow Oil at
hand. Yellow Oil also cures Sore
Throat, Quinsey, Congestion and Inflam:
m ttiou of the Lungs, Now is the season
t•' guard against sudden diseases. Ask
your druggist for HaCard's Yellow
Oil -
Yellow Oil is the great pain pantteea,
magical in its power over pain and in-
Itas1mation. It cures Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, Lame Back and Spinal Affec-
tions, Contraction of Cords and Muscle'.
Used externally and internally. For
sale by all dealers. -
Et ra'.Cotwa.—Osur$,CLANDCotaroxxttyysto.
-' By a thorough knowledge of the carom'
laws which govern the operations of on
cad nutrition. and bya caretul appli on of
e fee properties ofwelleelected Cocos, Mr,
has Provided our breakfast tables with a
flavoured bevertaagge which may save
tmamasbsavy doctor's bills It is by tbe judi-
eisiar ass of such articles of diet that a con-
gasy be gradually built up until strong
On Meet every tendency to disease.
Of imbue middies are floating
esed as emotive attack wherever there is a
weak point. We may escape turn a fatal
abaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
Ars blood and a properly nourished frame.-
--civil Service Garotte. --Sold only in Packets
htbelled "Jasaa Krr. d' Co. Homoeopathic
Chromate. London. Eng." -Also makers of
Epps's Chueotate Essence for afternoon use.
1761.
ZOPESA race Butzit.-As a read;
of the new commercial enterprise just
resuming importance with Brazil, is the
introduction of Zopesa, so justly cele -
bided where it is known for the cure of
) srrtuasr Pasta-llkr.lrr a hieW of Indigestion. The company have opened
s laboratory in Toronto. Zcpena comes
alas the tits of a walnut m a pint of i to us highly endorsed and recommended,
botiling water; to this add a couple of jts wuaderful affinity to the Ditreative
teaspoonfuls is of door, and a few drops of
oil of c:.sus. letting the whole arae to a
boil. TL.:s paste will - keep for months.
Put it in glass jars used for tanning, or
well cleaned t.,iaceing botilei. Use a
half inch bristle brual., whic!, costs• e few
pennies. This paste is handy, too, for
domestic purposes. Children have many
toys that come in wooden boxes, but
these will break at the corners and come
to pieces. When a box begins to give
out take :t piece of cambric or calico, and
with the brush and paste, cover the b)z
90 that it will bear constant usage for
months. Then if the cover gives out,
pull it off and put un another one.
Again, a doll's arm may come off, but a
piece of muslin and a hit of paste restores
the article, so that it is as guod as it was
before.
BREAD PasicAltB.. -Soak the bread. -
about a quart -in as_Iittle sweet milk as
will thoroughly moisten it; then mash
the bread until it is a smooth paste; then
add a teacupful of sour milk, half a tea-
spoonful of soda perfectly dissolved in
tepid water, and stir in carefully sutfjei
ent flour to make a batter just stiffi
enough to make the cakes light without
being thick and hard. (In other words,
make them just as thin as they can he
baked without sticking or tearing.) Try
a cake or two on the hot buttered griddle
if you have any doubt about it. Eggs
are not necessary to make light, whole-
some pancakes of this kind, but if plenty
or not too expensive, they add greatly to
their delicacy. Two, three, or four eggs,
as yon can spare them. Bread crumbs
that have been rolled and sifted we have
found better for pancakes or griddlecakes
than large pieces, but even this 'reed -
dust should be soaked in sweet milk un-
til perfectly soft before the soda, sour
milk, etc., is added. If slices or Large
bits of bread are used a potato masher is
a good thing with which to work the
softened bread into a smooth paste.
This is also an excellent way to use up
sour bread; but when using sour bread
for griddle cakes one needs to use more
soda, to sweeten not only the sour milk
but the acid in the bread as well. it is
better to stir half the soda needed, after
beif.g perfectly dissolved, into the soft-
ened bread before adding the sour milk.
After that is poured in stir in the rest of
the soda.
Organs, its certainty to relieve and cure
Dyspepsia and Constipation, makes this
remarkable compound a necessity in
Canada. The company make sample
bottles at the trifling cost of 10 cents, to
be had of F. Jordan, Druggist, Goderich.
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED 3CATE3 MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW
CABINS, $I5 to Inc. STEERAGE Siff
These Steaniers do not carry cattle, sheep orpigs
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS $.15 to ease Excursion at Reduced
Rates.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck. S. EEEOMILLER.
Passengers hooked at lowest rates to or from Proprietor.
any Iia Load Station in Europe or America.
Oratt a at Ioweet rates, payable arse of charge.)
hoot F.n land, scodand and Ireland
Sods! Seeds!
The subscriber begs to drew the atten-
tion of the public gcnerally to his
large and varied stock of
MI al GABDU SIDS
CLOVER consisting of
TIMOTHY,
HDIIOARIAN, MILLET,
PEAS, OATS,
BARLEY, and choice WHEAT;
also
TURNIP, MANGOLD, CARROT,
other
GARDEN ARD VEG E SEEDS,
at rates that l las beaten.
S. Ao.149.d l~E.
les Mem&
�1 sag bosses tette it wlNe�wi sl sorsa is •
Mats of repair. -8. O Lest
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HOP BITT
(A mismeseis, eat a less
ectrunis
BOPS, DVCaV.
DAMMEldilm
Sans Tse r risr AND MIR
T1 or .i.L OrMN
TREY CUBE
an M.ssae•ef IM
ivor, KHaafaetd t'iu,ery
r°em"ra reel
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am your d,amilaet tins Er Ito.** •••
bottom yrs err' sae ars
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SEHGMII.AI..ER
Chilled Plow
-AND-
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Having purehased the Godertcb Foundry. I
am fitting the premises for the manufacture
of CHILLED PLOWS and AGRICULTURAL -
IMPLEMENTS on a large scale. Mill Work.
General Repairing and Jobbing will be con.
tinued. All work guaranteed.
Mr. D. Runcimaa is the only man authorized
to collect payments and give receipts on be-
half of the late firm of Runciman a- Co.. and
all persons indebted are requested to govern
themselves accordingly.
throw. q
For books of inforntation, p4�lana, &c., apply
to HENDERYON B,WTHFRa, 7 BowLINOGRgEN.
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WAfNOCii, Albion Block,
17.11 Agent at Goderich
Record of the LYMAN Barb.
FIRST PRIZES AWARDED TI(E
"Z Y1 eLAN"
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
at
MONTREAL, QUE.
HAMILTON. ONT.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. 7s. EXHIBITIONS.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
VOR
EX C&LLE1ICEand SUPERIORITY
Orer all Competitors.
The Cheapest & Best Fcaciag
IN THi
W OR2a7D_
Adopted and in use on 1.) Railway Lines In
the U. S. and Canada. see Iliat our trade
mark, "LYMAN &ten." is *Linctus'. on each
reel. Buy No OTuao. Send for prices and
circulars to R. W. McKs'Zl7, Goderich.
DOMINION BARB lrIRr FEN'C'E CO..
17784m. .Montreal.
LOVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
FOR 1881-1882_
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 1881,
Pries 95.00.
1A R. LOVELL. at the request of several
'I Merchants and others of the Province of
Ontario of the City of Montreal. clic,. begs to
announce that his firm will publish • PRO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO DIRECTORY. in No-
vember next, containing an
Alphabetical Directory
AND A THOROUGH
Classified Business Directory
of the Business and Professional men In the
Pities. Towns, and Villages of Ontario, with •
Carpet Weaving Classified Business Directory
in new Patterns and new Warp.
DINING -ROOM CARPETS!
and all work in the won‘' ng line carefully
mat.); aid promptly done.
Kingstcn street, Goderich.
Rlai.'s flvll &swage Tbe.r y. Thr Great American _ernedy fir
COUGHS COLDS, ASTHMA,
3RONCHITIS LOBS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
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AWRY, WA TRi,V et
Secretary Blaine says the Waahingtgn
=aorrespoodent of the Chicago Tribune,
informed $ North Carolina del -
on who Were iosistingon the remov-
al
of Wm. P. Mangum, consul at Nay- ,
oaks, Japan, that it would he the pal -
key of the Admisistratioo not to keep
sayeme in the foreservice more their"
eight years. Mr. Ersrte was • listener
to the conversation, and upon its clone
addressed Mr. Blaine, thus
"I'm a oivd-servios reformer; hut,
then, if you really intend to inaugurate
this new policy, i would advise you to
begin snmswknrn else. Don't disturb
Mangum.
Why 1„
"Well, it would b.
"Be what 1 Hasn't he been thorn is
keg time r
" Yee; but you ase
"i see nothing to prevent his remov-
aL .,
"But thea
"Well, then, whet 1"
"Why, he's load "
"Dead !-
'•Yes; as dowel as Julies Cmaar Ile
dud eight or lune months ago
"The North Carolina delegation retie -
Lord htsoea±Aeld's physicians 1)n
Kidd and 4141
land he declines surhsseh°1 Ile
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CITY OF MONTREAL.
Thr carne care and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Directories of
1871 wit/ be given to this work. $ubecribere
names respectfully solicited. Terme of Ad-
vertising made known upon application.
JOHN LOVELL & SON
Montreal, Dec. wt. Publishers. 1760
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The People's More.
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Owlaagg to failing health 1 have disposed of the good will of gay business to Df it 1;71)1W
RHY N AS. and would tweosms•d him to the public for their patrgsap.
1141. CATTLE.
IN regard to the above 1 would announce to the people of Goderie& end sicisity fAa(
1 suave spewed out u Drug Business in the owner of Blake's Block rear the
market, and have purchased a freak stock of Pure Drugs sad Chemicals, and by
oorefial atte,tson to 6usortme sill endeavor to merit your patrvn.aje
Your o6'dt rensint,
GEO. RH Y'NAS_
A FULL LINE Or
PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOBACCOES, CIGARS, AC.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Pkys.eiea's Preserip*ions Carefully Prepared
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRA.011AN
IAA 11310fRD en
GROCIRY Bv8INESS
To tae aid ss•rs4 t��g the Album lli..k. hrserty .oeVNed by him. where he will be pleased
to seldom* all we eY mosi mss tied the public generally. .t keret gtmnnty of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
('Hull? AS THS CHEAPEST.
D� C. BTRACFiAN.
REMeco-v-ED-
S:AUND RS' VARIETY ST11RE,
''• w� ST next doorto the POST OFYICE.
rr r sant V V GOO S
epeoed out this week.
W ALL PAPERS,
CRr ET STANDS,
PICTURE GOODS,
FANCY BASKETS.
STOVMB AT COsT
to clear out stock.
.a!'Ttnantith work attended to on shortest notice and charges moderate -1m
"THE CHEAPEST ROUE CINDER THE SUN. 1777
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
ARDWARE STOCK.
--OF—
MR. ID. FERC--TJSON
--AT A—
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT!
Nearly all of said Stock, as well as my own original Stock, was bought before the Idvase
of Hardware. I am therefore in a position to sell Cheaper than any other/,
stases is the County.
MY STOCK OF
FN11I1S,llh1dSlliIiift is Col»p le1P
wich want co rout off quickly.
CO3litAND BUY AT SLICE Pid.TCES AS WILL PLEASE T07.
Fresh Ground Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE !•i IRS.
R.. W. MCKE NZIE •
17Slam.
SVRON cAR,RIAGE 'WORKS.
T. /it J. STORY,
4SUCCESSORS TO JOHN KNOXI, MANUFACTURERS Or
Buggies
SLC_
Carr*
8zC_
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and Despatch. and a; Reas-
onable Rates. CJI and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T_ c J_ STORY,
HAMILTON s?RtET.
IKNOX'S OLD STND.'
GRAND CLEARING SALE
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F—
Boots and Shoes
—A T—
CAMPBELL'S BOOT and SHOE EMPORIUM,
FOR UNE MONTH.
M/WWve�—wine.Y—
Pre'yiou. to Stook taking. My S ook is Ltargsalod well -crested,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given.
TE VCS - C _3
WM. CAMPBELL
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