HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-05-20, Page 6ti THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1881.
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W. • ti. mover lee . •.•e t ss
true Logi LA he quo c. e,.
You msyd;•..me:he kiwi o(1' ' e;
Yet it m ght he
'I•hat never f.r II
Th. fain of the heart aheuld
How many eo forth in . tie morn"Ig
". sat never oome home at uigbr;
.4nd hearts ;,.ave broken
use harsh o or le sp••kea
That sorrs'v can oe'er met right.
We have careful thnugFta fo" the stranger.
And smiles for the sometime guest:
But oft for "our own"
The biter tour,
Though we love "our own" th, bent.
Ah! lips with the curs .• impatient;
Ah! brow with that lookafseu...;
'Twere n cruel fate,
Were the night too tate
•1'o undo the wort of "he .ue rn.
THE POETRY nF SLEEP.
"an elderly gentleman, dressed in an old
black coat and cocked hat, by the mune
of Knickerbocker," had disappeared
from his lodgings; amid "p ;mess of
aewapepetl" were iptotmad that they
would be aiding the cause of humanity if
they should insert the notice. This was
the preliminary tuneb W arouse public
interest -vr what the print erw*cif near
papers to -day would tall an vortising
dodge which preceded the appearance
of the history. On November II "A
Traveller" wrote to the Pod that a per-
son answering the description had bees
seen resting by the road -side a little
above Kingubride, on the Albany said;
and un the 16th of November the Ima-
ginary landlord 4 "the Independent
Columbian Hotel, Mulberry Street,"
wrote that nothing had been heard of
the old gentleman, but that a queer
manuscript book had been found in his
room, which the landlord said he would
be obliged to dispose of to settle his ac-
count. On the 28th 4 November,
Inakeep and Bradford 128 Broadway,
announced that they would shortly pub-
lish the work found in Mr. Diedrich
Knickerbocker a room, and called a His-
tory of New York, in two volumes, duo-
decimo, price three dollars; and on De-
cember 6, 1809, it was, published. That
this was the kind 4 bolder flight of
American literary genius which Mr.
Buckminster anticipated is improbable.
But it is none the less a singular verifi-
cation of his anticipation, fur it wag a
distinctively American work, and of a
quality which . has given it a permanent
place in our literature. It was followed,
ten years afterward; by Bryant's "Tha-
natopeis," which seemed to Mr. R. H.
Dana, to whom it was offered for the
North American Rer'ie•o'—then more pro-
perly a magrzine-to be so different from
any strain 4 the American '!fuse that it
could not have been written in this
country.
Those who remember Irving as he
appeared in New Yorit'in his later days
must often have recalled this prelimi-
nary notice of Diedrich Knickerbocker.
Poet. Dh• Y:n'e 3aing time Praises ulAlum-
ber and Dreams.
Blake's cradel-son;; is very pretty, but
rather Geo bug, not too grauntical in the
latter versos:
Sweet drama, forst a shade
O'er my lovely infant's head -
S• at drams of pleasant streams
By happy. Wield, moonei beams.
Sweet sleep o it h Croft down
%Wravc thy brows and infant crown ;
Sweet sleep. angel mild,
Hover o'er my happy child.
There is something of the disconnected
coherence 0 the vision of the night in
Beddoe's "Drum Pedlary," which reads
like a memory of a poem heard in sleep:
Inhere were dreams to sell,
What would you buy 7
Some costa pausing bell :
Seine a Tight sigh,
That shakes from Life's fresh crown.
Only a rose-leaf`dow-n.
If there were dreams. to sell,
Merry and sad to tell.
And the crier rand the bell,
;What would you buy 1
But a sleepier and more soothing song
than this is Sidney D.tbell's chief success
in vetei,e, a passage of drowsy and mon- Irving was 55 quaint a tigers. Thirty
tonus music that rings years ago he might have been seen on
On the margin gray an autumnal afternoon tripping with an
"Twixt the soul's night and day. h
oustistep alongBroadway,
, `singing awake away pwith "low-
Into sleep. quartered" shoes neatly tied, and a Tal -
Probably a wider research than we tea cloak—a shurt garment titat hung
have inade would discover ninny more from the shoulders like the cape •.f a
lullabies and shoes of sleep which might coat. There was a chirping, cheery,old-
make a charmed volume forwakefuleyes. school air in his appearance which was
Mr. Tennyeon's cradel song in "Sea undeniably Dutch, and most harmottious
Deems,' and the verses from the "Prin- with the vatyciatiuns of his writings He
cess"— seemed, indeed, to have stepped out 4
tions la politics a Reformer, menifset-
iung • great interest in the vinous events
trap bring throughout the world,wheth-
er or political. At home a
genal est and charitable to • fault. The
homeless and wanderer were never turn-
ed away hungry. A vacant seat at his
table was reserved for the stranger and •
couch fur the weary. His funeral ocu-
te,fe was nee of the larvest ever seen in
this section, showing the esteem in which
deceased was held. His family have the
hearty sympathy 0 the community in
their bereavement, deet regret being
felt for his hose. -{Expositor.
Two engineers, named Kay and Simp-
son, had a narrow (*ape in a collision at
Genanoque on Saturday night u the
carelessness of the signal man. When
the engines suet, Kay and his fireman
jumped from their engine, and Simpson
and his firemen only escaped by the ten-
der being forced under the engine.
Miss Ids Joy, of Tilsonburg, has just
been a successful competitor, out of nine
thousand artists, in having s portrait in
oil hung in the great Salon Exhibition
at Paris, France. It will be remember-
ed that Miss Joy was the recipient 0 a
similar honor some two years ago at the
Royal Albert Hall, Loudon, England.
.Now steeps the crt•naon penal now thewhite- books; and the cordial grace
"Lotus Eaters," should not be omitted. and humor of his addre/k, if he stopped
Shells) poem, "The Magnetic Lady to fur a passing chat, were delightfully
Her Patient"— characteristic. He was then our must
Slee on. sleep !forget thy pain, famous man of letters, but he was simply
My hand is nn thy brow- free from all self-consciousness and as- I
Would try the force of its mesmeric gumption and dogmatism. .tine day the
spell. "Shelley's poem on "Night," too, Easy Chair met him st his publisher s,
might claim a place in a volume of lulla- the elder Putnam, in Park Place. Put -
hies for the grown-up children by virtue minis Monthly was just beginning. -
With the languid choral music of the itis oven
a Wonderful Dtseevery.
For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and cheat, dry hacking cough, tickl-
ing in the theist, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
and all chrrnic or lingering diseases of the
thoat and lungs, Da. KING's New Dis-
covzsv has no equal and has established
for itself a world-wide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use
it in their practice. The formula from
which it is prepared is highly recommend-
ed by all medical journals. The :lergy
and the press compliment it in the moat
glowing tonna. Go to your druggist
and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular size for 81. For sale by F. Jor-
dan. Ooderich.
PAY UP.
PRINTS
AT
COLBORNE BRO` EERS
resod.
5 CENTS A YARD UP.
THE BEST VALUE IN TOWN.
BEING r.ow out of businese on account of
the fire, it is necessary that all debts owed
me should be settled early. I take this oppor-
tunity
pposetunity of Sosiring all concerned to pay up at
once.
1.78-2m GEORGE CATTLE.
of its lines— Irving was very gay and cheerful, full
Thy brother Death cable and cried: of encouragement, and said,' with his
"-Would'stthou mei" •
Thy sweet child sleep, the fileny-eed, twinkling eye and piping •trice. But I
Murmured like n noontide bee :
"Shall I nestle by thy elder we old ones had the advantage of you:
Would'et thou me r and I replied: there are so many of you clever young
fellows that you trip each other up."
Like Longfellow in the later day, Irving I
had always the warmest word of cheer
and sympathy for every younger nr.,ther
o.1 sister in letters. -{Editor's Easy
0 soft embalmer of the still midnight! Chair, in Harper's Magazine for June
Shutting with careful misers and benign
Denali of Duncan )•etwea. sr.
"No, not thee!"
AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN gTORY
The Tiasmttb is still to the front.
8 vier
itaximvs. mesas. woo
Fur test is as Plats. as VS= ese
with
Coloflaws, el Pia ►Ms /1uw�
wltk I Mrasowia. Only
Veritable*. order
W��� H rue •Ree
10 ciente. la the cents
wards order to die wort/ Th.
Y/ek's Keds aro the
Fiera' Guido will tell w to set and grow
them.
tet'. /lower and T
Pages, 6 Colored Mates,
10 seats in palet coven: $I.M l
In German oarst�reitlNa►
Page a Io Its sd P1si. 1..vlery nM b.r and
many Ane Enproviage. Trios at its • year.
Five Copies fes 014,111. 8p.clmen Number+
sent for 10 cents; I trial copses for St mawAddress. JAMES VICY Roel , N.Ina
I have pleasure to state that despite the inccnvenienee I was put to in my business by
the recent fire in my premises. that�innoi now
full blast
ieh ;again prepared to give the greatest
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line in the business,
return1 would also
ceesful efforts n1 saving my thanksch for the
property n my absence from DOOM at the late fire.
John Story.
Garde,. 17)
•lav For
t uiuth
SHIMS' VIRIETY STOIE.
NEW GOODS.
5,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
TO THE PUBLIC:-
JIarirg disposed of my Photo
Business its Godertielt, I would take this
unity to return thanks for the many
stror received since ceminiencing business I
hers neem years ago. Fur my cheesier,
Mr. hallows, '1 bespeak a continuance of
the patronage so kindly tendered me, and
kaosrir.y him to possess superior ability,
predict for hien a successful business career.
Respectfully,
R. R THOMPSON,
Photo.
I'ihcala s ode must not be forgotten,
nor Cowley's nor Dentnan's song, "The
Sophy." But Keats' sonnet may close the
list of invocations which Homer made
Hera begin :
Oer gloom -pleased eyed, embower'd from the
light 4uv
Enshaded in forgetfulness divine :
0 soothcat sleep if iw 11. please thee, clone.
In midst of this iiyntn. my willingeycs,
- Or wait the nmen, ere thy poppy throws
Around my bed its lulling characters ;
Then save me, or the poised day will shine
Upon my pillow. breeding' many woes :
Save me from curious conscience. that still
lords
Its strength for darkness, burrowing like a
mule :
Torn the lit deftly in the oiled wards.
And seal tate hushed casket of my" soul.
In epite of Keate, rtii i of the proverb
about the sleep of the just, we fancythat
conscience keeps few people awake.
Coffee and overwork and tobacco andthe
noises of the night may demand choloral,
int nut conscience.—[Snturdny Review.
Iry Ing a. Diedrich h•irkerborker.
�}t is a striking coincidence that the
fill, certainly one of tht very first, most
colt rated work, of our b.Pee tette, : lire-
ratu:', or, as n recent critic calla it pure
litersure, should have immediately fol-
lowed out eloquent pn.phecy of its com-
ing. (In the 31st of August, 1809, the
Rev. Joseph Buckminster. ore of the
moat eloquent Drat, Iv, accomplished
scholars, aiel charming sten 4 his time,
delivered the Phi Beta Kappa oration at
Rarvard Cailege. His sul;ject wait the
dangers std duties of then id letters;
and after d eeribinl; the intellectual die-
t urbane* awl. as he thought, the malign
influence uv m literature of the French
Re:obtt nun.;: says. -"The hien 'r let-
ters alt,, arc - direst . •:ir t.tate, mould
our genius, mil empire our emuktti<rn-
the ;nen, in f. a •, e)ft.r.e cru Ings ere to
he the depositnr.ts of our national great-
ness -11101 not. t libow-n themselves
the world Ru' f we aro net nti+talce`e
in the signs of • ..t times, t':.e gee. us of
our litelltture- les,: to ale ;w y'untenna
t.f vigor. and to 1,.e a bolder flight •
Ind the generation olliish 1+ to succeed
Is will be forme,,.,, e'r lnotieh, end
'eat r a hfighter ti's-' Il�s++'+�
Th» was ^n itis :'• Iter August. 11109;
end on the 9th et .stoner Clewing •
'„d.^e appeared ie • Save •.n; r..,f
nf's•t,'•t `Distre.sinfj And etatsn that
A most nielancholy occurrence tarok
place &t Exeter. ori Thursday, May 5th.
Mr Duncan McEwen. Sr., Of the Lon-
don Road, Hay, near Heilman, was stay-
ing at a h•.tel in Exeter for the night.
He was sleeping in a ro..111 • n the eect.nd
storey. During the night he raised the
window of his room. and either stepited
or fell out, and war found s.,me-hours
afterwards in an insensible condition.
Medical aid was summoned, and every-
thing possible done fer hint, but all in
vain, he died stun after. Deceased had 1
for some time been subject to sudden
chills, followed y ever, tin I
in a semi -unconscious state, and it is 1
supposed that it was durinv one of these
spells the accident occurred. Mr.Mc-
Erten intended retiring from farming
anti going to Exeter t.• reside, and with I
that object in view he hal pur,3ased .
land there, and was having erected Moon
it a comfortable iesidence. He was engag-
With reference to the above, I would inform
all iaterested that my aim will be to produce
work at the Lowest Prices consistent with
Good Quality, and shall spare no pains to give
satisfaction.
A fine assortment of Albums, Frames, &c.,
to hand in a few days.
A call solicited.
R. SALLOWS,
ne-FRESH STOCK -114,,rArNEW STYLES.'
WiNDOW SHADES, TRAVELLING BAGS,
BASKETS BABY CARRIAGES.' .
SES WHAT
PHYSICIANS
And People in Canada say about
Scott's Emulsion
Of Pure Crid Liver Oil
WITH
gypophoohiies of Lime & Soda
AS A
REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
AND
WASTING DISEASES
etitcodlac, N. 11.. Nov. S. 1880.
Messrs. SCOTT & BOW NE: -I have used and
prescribed for some time "Scott's lstnulatun of
Ood Liver Oti." and find it an exoeUeot prepa-
ration, agreeing well with the stomach, easily
taken. and its continued use adding greatly to
the strength and comfort of the patient.
a. H. rata, IL D.
Penn. Med. College.
Amherst, Nova Scotia. Nov. 8, 188D.
Messrs. SCOTT & BOWNE,-/lents: For
nearly two years I have been acquainted with
Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hype•
phosphites, and consider it the finest prepara-
tion now before the public. its permanency as
an Emulsion with the pleasant flavor. tuakes It
the great favorite for children. cid I do highly
recommend it for all waiting diseases of the
system.
Yours, very truly,
C. A. BLACK, Y. D.
Halifax,- N. S.. Nov. 19, 1980.
Messrs. SCOTT et DOWSE.. Gentleman I
have prescribed your Emulsion for ti.e pest two
years, and found it more agreeable to the
stomach, and have better results from its use
from any other preparation of the hind I have
tried.
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Messrs, SC01 T d BOWN E, - Dear :sin: I
feel it a dutylowe not only to you but to the
community, to make the following statement:
About three years ago my eldest daughter was
taken with a severe cold which settled oa her
lungs, and not withstanding all that her medi-
cal attendant could do, she got worse and
worse, and appeared to be in the last sad hope-
.GLASSWARE,I lees stage of oonsuruptlon. The t),.ctorsaid he
could do no more. but recommended your Em-
nlsion, and the effect of it was in the opinion
of every one who knew her. simply marvelous.
Before she had used the Aret bottle. she felt
much better. and to the surprise of us all, she
1 continued to mend en rapidly that In three
' months she vena able to go about a., 'fetal, and
I has contihued in such excellent health that
she got married 18 months age, and has now
as fine and healthy a son as you can find in the
country.
WILLIAM BLAND.
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
In addition to the ordinary lams of the Ore ery and Crockery Trade. I carry a fu stock of
Flour. IRasLPark and Euea1 PoYis!olls
Photo, Blake's Block, Ooderich. 1 1
tSuccessor to H. R. Thompson.)
N.B.- Ae I have all the Negatives made by )11' MOTTO IS,
R. R. Thompson previously to my taking the -
sen Incppaartieswtshingduplicsteswillpease "Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices.”
send me their cedes.
R. SAI.i.OWS,
Fhotografo.
Coal Oil also sold. See;my Stock and get my prices
Sr.Yloods delivered to any part of the
LIBERAL OFFERS
FOR 1881_
Two Years for the Price of One !
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alteration.
Torso mor subscript i•■ Morbid Jag Pes/agr.1
ed in the superintendent.* of this work ,
when the rnelane:huly affairs which re- j
suited in his death tusk /,lace The de- j
ceased was born at Newton, u1 1:len
Ammond, Perthshire, Scotland. and em- '
igrsted together with his father and
other members of the family to this ,
country in the year 1018, settling for a
time on the site 4 the City Of (Sltawa,
then called the Peens. After a short
sojourn there they moved int.. the town
ship of Beckwith, then • &Pee and en-
brOlten forest, molter* MI deem hewed
out for themselves • comfortable home;
and although beset with ddlticulties, u
el1 pinneers .r , Ian emanyd t. , •vercome
them by his 61041elitable tu.*r��y', a fea-
ture which characterised his wh•rle life,
and by industry anti eeenem♦ accumu-
lated considerable wealth In 1867.
when Ilia land -fever was $K its height.
he eno'edd west• ant.: eestld in Hay.
having purchased $ block of 4100 acres
0 uncleared land. This was a new
gibers lot his exertuipe, and ,ere lung
the iand wall cleats, Wilditapt .wscted,
ami it is now one of the finest blocks "f I
land in the county. He was a man .1 a
ltt•werAil frame. iren constitution, tea
misrkidhle vitality and vigor, and to the
very last lacked n,-0110 of his ytsathful
energy \ cry- few gounngg men enol.
show morn ectiv try in relit(,nn a sunset
Prelehytettan, hemp cert' ere, and ,!Peed
ed in his relgi••ns principles and court(
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New subscribers may have the numbers for 1880 and Iit81 at the price of one years nthCarriage
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This is to certify that my daughter has had
Lung disease for sou.- time. and very much
reduced in fleeeh, and had nit strength enough
to walk across the street. She was advised by
a lady friend to try Scott's Emulsion. mid to
our great surprise before she had used three
bottles her health was completely recovered.
I recommend it to every one troubled with the
same disease.
JIBS R-. Bowes.
THE GREATEST WON 1)F.E OF MODERN
TIMES !-The Pills Purity the Blond, correct all
disorders of the Liver. Stonuu•h, Kidneys and
Bowels and are fnvalnahle in all complaints in-
cidental to F cmalcs. The Ointment is the only
reliable remedy for Bad Le Old Wounds.
Sores and Ulcera. of however standing.
Forlironrhitls,Dlphtheria,('oughs, olds,Gout,
Rheumatism and all Skin Diseases, it has no
eQHEWnal.
ARE OF AMERICAN COUNTER-
FEITS.- I most respectfully take leave to call
the attention of the Public g.:neraUy to theft/et
that eertaln Houses in New fork are sending to
many parrs of he globe arcetous IMITATIONS
of my Pills and Ointment. These frauds bear
on their labile some whines in New York. I
do not Alin. en Medicine to be sold In any part
of the United Mates. i have no Agrntathere.
My Medicines are onl made by me. at 1.11 Ox-
ford Street, London. In t he'Booka of directions
affixed to the spurloasmake 1s seaution warn-
ing the Public against being deceived by (-min
terfetts. int not be misled by this oat/clonetrick, na Miry are the,msnrer;feita they pretend
to drnnunrr. Thew. reinterfef care purchased
by unprincipled Vsliders at one-half the price of
my I'lllnand Ointment and are 0°1.150700 se my
genuine Medicines. f moat earnestly appeal to
that sense of))ustice which i feel .urn 1 may ven-
O'er upon spiking from all honotsbte persona. to
assist me, and the Public, as far as may lie in
their power,indenouncing this shameful Frand-
Each Pot and Roe of the Genuine Medicine
bears the British Government Stamp with the
words "HoiioWsr•+ PILLS AND OtNTMg\T.
LornsN," engraved thereon. On the label is
the addreee, VII Oxford Street, Leaden. where
alone they are Manufactured. HoUneayaPills
and Ointment hearing only other address ore
counterfeit. The Trade Marks of Lb.'s. Medi-
cines are registered in Ottawa. Hence any one
throughout the Rritieh Pne eevlone, who may
keep the American ('onnterfelts for /Ole. will he
ptneee,ibd. Mem-tit THOMAS HOLLOW A Y
Oxford Street. London. Jas. 1. 1871-
1.,iNGALESE
HAIR RENEWER
The crowning r,nry of men or women se •
hes at 1I1An ; r HAIR. This ran only be oh-
tnined by tieing tIwp*Etch, which has
roved itself to he the BEST FiAZR
proved itself
in the market.
motes • healthy growth of the hair, render. 1
sof/ and silky..lrengthrn. Is. mots end pre
rents Its falling net and arts with rapidity In
RESTORING GREY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Try It betor .using any other. fold by al.
drttswiats. Prleee,110 rte. a bottle. I751,ll,
AGENTS %WorkWAnte4 Bi[ Pay Lte1t
. t'nnatant ernptoy�eti(
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