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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 27. 1881.
She Poet's Corner.
allpptag Away.
They are blipping away --these sweet swift
)'ears,
Like a leaf On the current cast;
With never • break to their amid flow.
We watch themes one by one they go
Into the beautiful past.
.'s silent and swift as a weaver's thread.
Or an arrow's fly lug gleam;
As son as the languorous breeses hid,
That lit the willow's lung golden lid.
And ripple the glassy stream.
As light u the breath of the thistle -down;
As fond as a lover's dream;
As pure as the flush in the sea -shell's throat,
As sweet as the wood -bird's wooing note.
So tender and sweet they seem.
One after another, we see them pass
Down the din-lightedstair;
We hear the sound of their steady tread
In the steps of the centuries long since dead,
As beautiful and as fair.
There are only a tow years lett to lore:
Shall we waste them in Idle strife?
Shall we trample under our ruthless feet
Those beautiful blossoms, rare and sweet,
By the dusty way of life
There are only a few swift years ah, let
No envious taunts be heard;
Make life's Lair pattern of rare design.
And fill up the measure with love's sweet wine
But never an an,,rry word.
rwlae armies room.
Will you conte, niy love. t., the gawden
And heah the wobbling wobinst
How they conk their little tails up
At the coming of the spring!
And their bwight eyes bow they spabkte
.ls their little head, they tuhn wound.
With a mei dy a wiug.
Wound your waist, so lithe and suple.
1 will wind my ahtn, toy ,lahling.
And 111 wap your show' awound you.
For the aih Is watheh waw;
And. ah- bwing your wuhbe rv, dcawest-
'1'L. ahuc one,. you know. love,
e',mting high up on the ankle
Of tt,i• foot 1 do adaw
-!San Francisco Newe Letter.
Fun anb fancy.
The folk,wing notice, written on the
dour of a village school -house, would
seem to indicate that the schoolmaster is
abroad: "Kea at the widen house
necks door."
The people live uncommonly long at
Cried. There are two sten there au old
that they have forgotten who they are,
and there is nobody alive who ea* re-
member it fur thew
An Irishman, who was found guilty of
stealing coffee, was asked by the magis-
trate what he did with it. "Made tay
with it," wee the Hiboritw's reply.
NATITI TO STRANGER. -"We have al-
ways an east wiud here." Stranger -
"But the wind noel( is right from the
west." Native -"Oh, that's the east
wind coming back, you know." Stran-
ger -''Ah.'
Carlyle being once asked the difier-
ence between a natural fool and an edu-
cated foul replied -"Just about the dif-
ference between you and me, 1 suspect.'
The questioner was never able to detet-
tnine what kind of a fool he was.
Teo Fox's advice so Me are.
One day a Fox discovered a fine chance
to capture a Mullett for his dinner, the
1 drawback bei the fact that the
on y ng
farmer had set a trap just in the path
which any depredator must travel. In
this emergency the hungry Reynand
hunted around until he found a hare, and
after a few remarks on the state of the
Lord searvasaeld's L54 Maros.
Daring laird Reaconsfields whole ill-
ness his predominant anxiety seemed to
be. sats TI' [,,,,,,i,,., Tine that the
cares „f these who nursed him should. if
possible .be a.letltwtely recognized.
H •.e can they be.ewardetl ' You will
see ' J that," he said.. To his faithful
conti'cntial servant Baum, who was
formerly with Lady Iteaconatiel,l, he
said : "Baum, y.tli will lie a happy man.;
you will enjoy the pleasures of memory;
you will remember what you have done
for ine.'• He w -es aware that the Queen
had inquired fresquently for him, and at
a period r,f his illness when he seemed
unable to, speak, the fact .+f her having
done so for atime r • ruu sed him in a man-
ner riurprising to those around hint. At
e later stage of the illness, when the
spring air seemed to infuse a little more
vitality into the system, Lord Barring-
ton centered to tell hint that numbers of
workingmen had called during the dinner.
hour to inquire f•,r hint. He seemed
greatly touched, and 'said it gratified him
much that these for whom he had striven
t" d his hest should now recollect hits.
Vero shortly before his illness he told a
friend he put much trust in the working-
men.. He was fond c,f children, and de-
lighted in flowers.
down out of the heavens to seek us out
in our ubeourity.
If we meet troubles half way, it will
accept the tacit m,c,tat. n ami be ever
present with us.
"A mem heart d„eth ',peel," and the
greatest things which can be sleswered
upon a family are good natureand cheer-
fulness. ["Kate Thorn" in. N. York
Weekly.
An enthusinatic Natoli &purtanun,
who has been fishing in New Brunswick,
speaks of the whitefish as the prettiest
fish that swims the American waters, and
advises that he should be eaten with a
bit of pork and Doane potatoes before the
net that caught hint is dry.
A Wendish -I- Heseevery.
For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, inch as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickl-
ing in the thoat, Hoarseness', acre Throat,
and all chr,nte or lingering diseases of the
thoat and lungs, Da Melo s Nsw Dia-
,'UVaaX has mo equal and hes established
for itself a world-wide reputation. Many
leading ellysicians rec'ntntend 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 most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist
and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular sae for $1. For sale by F. Jor-
dan. Gpderich.
PAY VP.
PRINTS
sr
COLBORNE BROTHERS
eaten
5 CENTS A YARD UP•
THE BEST VALUE Il�T TOWN.
AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN RTQRY
The Tinsmith is still to the front.
i have pleasure td.state that despite the in.'•nvenleme I was put to in my business by
the recent fire in my premises, thatyH !nonowii ifull blastriehtagalt•. prep, -red to give the greatest
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line in the business.
suc-
cessfulI would also return my thanks efforts in sating my property in my o the absence from home. at the late re Brigade mot people of ch for the
re.
John Story.
wrathur the eeramtole for office , the -
Whitaker investigation, and the Turkish
imet ion, he said:
"I was just thinking, as I overtook
you, what impudence some folks have."
"How 1"
"Why, I met Miss Pullett a short time
since, and she boasted of being able to
outrun you."
"The brassy creature exclaimed the
Hare. " Why, I can rum as fast as she
can fly."
"Certainly you can, but she's doing
you great injury among your friends by
her stories. If I were you I'd see her
and warn her that this thing trust step.'
"I'11 do it : I w-ts built for speed, and
everybody knows it, and I Won't have TERMS ('.INH
any Pullet boasting that she can outrun
urs. Come along and show lite where H. COOK..
abs is."
"Well, I'll go as a special favor to y ou,
of course," humbly replied the Fox,
`and to show Miss Pullet what the Foxes
think of the Hares, I will let you take
the lead. and follow in yourfooteteps."
As they neared the coop, the Hare be-
gan to arrange a little speech of greet-
ing, but he soon had other fish to fry.
He Walked into the trap with his eyes
wide open, and ere he had recovered
from the shuck, the Fox had secured his
dinner.
• "Say : Say ' I'm caught:" yelled
the Hare, as he struggled with the trap.
"So I observe," was the reply.
- "And what is your advice 1-
•
'• "To get away as soon as you can.
MORAL
Every neighburh••.x1 scandal has three
lies to one truth. No person becomes a
tale -bearer except t°forwardsome scheme
of his own. NVhen a; fox is anxious b
preserve the reputation 'f a hare, let the
hare look out.
t'rotirammr of the t lee -tectal Slott to
Maeltoba.
BEING now out of business on account of
the Are, it is necessary that all debts owed
me should be settled early. 1 take this oppor-
tunity of desiring all concerned to pay up at
once.
1778-2m GEORGE CATTLE.
THE PYDERSIONED HAVING DECIDED
To
RETIRE FROM THE
Grocery! Bunn' ees
will, on Monday next comment* to sell
AT AND BELOW (,OST
his entire sunk of
CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES, A FINE STOCK,STOCK,Tl LITH AND ('HEAP
,.
SHOP FURNITURE, dc. Note the Stand. "The Cheapest House Under the Sun."
C-aFNext door to fhe fust OAlce.
SIUNBIIS' VIIIETY STORE.
NEW GOODS.
5,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
:L'r-FRESH STOCK -We: -er- N El\ s11 LES.'tr-
WiNDOW SHADES, TAVEBLING A CS.
ASKETS, BABY CA {AGES,
The vice -regal visit of the Marquis of
Lorne and the Princess Louise to Mani-
tel,;t it, mule certain by the announce-
ment that the latter will return to Otte -
ea :.n the next trip of the Parisian.
The excut+i•.n will prebably be in June,
but the outward journey will be hp the
lake= :mil the route of the Canadian
Pa_tlic t,tilway trout Thunder Bay or
lake Superior bi Wiunilx„ :1 distance of
420 Aides, .•f which 2rs0 can now 1.e tra-
versed be rail, the rent::.iuittg distance
being an easy and picturesque canoe
ruts. A tour of the Saskatchewan
F"vt F,lutomton, 800 utiles
)i'rthwest of Winnipeg, hes been part of
the ,governor-general's proposed excur-
ti l•ut may he relinquished on account
of the princess' health, which has ::ever
been restored from 'he effects of a severe
carriage injury about a year since at
Ottawa. If so, a trip en the lake .1 the
Woods, Winnipeg river and lake Winni-
peg will no substituted, which constitut-
ed the llanitoha ezcun,iot, of Lord Duf-
feriu nn 18;7. Still. it is highly pro-
bable that, under medical advice, an
outing ..f two nD.nths on the fivers and
plains of Central Canada will be the final
determination, to too followed by a re-
turn t.• Winnipeg in September by the
ate,.;ner•• of the Naskatchewan river and
lake Winnipeg, with a possibility that
when the !-ice-regal patty aro at Fort
Edmont'•n they may strike s,.uthwardlyy
.1..n4 th, beautrftul path region which
-ant-tames the toad its Piedmont of the
Ricky. Mountains to Fort Benton, in
Montana, thonee by the Missouri river
steamers to liismark, and by rail to St.
Paul, Chienge and Ottawa. In any
eve..t. their visit to Min't...seta will be
very beef. and will, uneeestionably, be
made at agreeable as the wijoure •'f the
Dufferin pal three years since.
S )ve,.rl of the u(u,etu-! Seaf•.rh leave
this week for the Ohl Country, including
the Ret A. D. Mcll.•ntdd aid ! Mr. Chas
Logue eel wife They ,cull he ahsent
for three montes. Mr. D. McNaught
and fau.rily hate left f„t. Rapid City,
Man. Others are fallowing.
Th' road put into Lake Ontario last
eeee 1.1 Seth Green. the ltneriean fish-
celturist, aro dying in emormou. '1uan-
titits. A dispatch from Kingston says
het e .r the qu.tntity- tit dead fry strand-
ed at Kingston became a public nuisance
and this year ate' othing of the same kind
u hkelle to (•ceal. Some 0! the fish
ate a to he . f n %:•r:m.l ye'ar's gr with,
anal all of 'hent tploear tv, 1* attacked 1
a paraa..e. tr. ki'1 whjat a vi•i. to gait
setae , •teM00.'.ry Th • Sash lam to
arni freer ahem 1) la f re they die, and
then meto,trn,.,.: -- .c I L • ,ter r meat
'Aladin' Fault wit\ the Iterld.
Goderich. 27th A ril. 1861. 1781.
Tl) THE PUBLIC
Huriny disposed of my Photo
Business in Goderich, I would take this
opportunity to return thanks for the marry
/errors roomed ets,•e eenetencinq business
herr Near* years els. Fur my successor,
Mr. SaUotes, I bespeak a continuance of
ndlrtltY
Cpf 711
,Irma
the pntrotua,Ie s., kindle trr
knowing him to possess superior ability,
predict for hint tl suee.xrful Mlstrresscareer.
Respectfully,
R. R THO MPSON,
Phuto.
8 VICK'
taLrITRaTlin menu. irks
For Isst le an ISIep nt Boot m1�t1/r.js
Colored !lower I Lite.
with tesserlpuese of sise
Vegetables. and litre~all AO
10 resat In h oedemas.
u ddaa[_teF
wards order seeds dadaistto sen
a14sasshebe tbe w
Floral Guide will w se get sad
grew
thew.
tack's newer aad legeealds Getdea.��
pages, a Colored Plates, 500 Engravings.
adegatli la paper ,oven; $1.00 to elegant cloth.
In Oertstaa or I.rigtlsh
wt'. nlastra$N S
ekatkly tlatasta•-11
poges. • colored Plate to every number end
*any Elie Engravings. Prim) 8115 • year;
]'toe Copies fur SS,ea Mpet4nen Number*
sent tor PO cents: 3 trial copies kw 15 mats.
Address. J.t31ES VIC It Itochster, NN. 1"
SEE WHAT
PHYSICIANS
And Panda in Canada say about
Scott's Emulsion
Of Pure C. Liver Oil
If You Want Good
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
GLASSWARE,
--cu TIS - -
WITH
gypophosphi1es of Lime & Soda
AS a
REMEOY FOR CONSUMPTION
AND
WASTING DISEASES
etitoodiao, N. B., Nov. 5. 1080.
Messrs. tit'! BTT d• BOW NEr-1 have tad and
prescribed for come time'3leott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver oil." and find it an excellent prepa-
ration. agreeing well with the stomach. easily
taken, and its continued use adding greatly to
the strength end comfort of the patient.
A. H. PECK, N. D.
Penn. Med. College.
Amherst. Non Scotia, Nov. 8, 1580.
Messrs. rCOiT & BOWNE,-Bents: For
nearly two )ears I have been acquainted with
Salt s Emulsion of Cud Lirer Oil with Hypo -
phosphites. and consider it the finest prepara-
tion now before the public. Its permanency as
an Emulsion with the pleasant flavor, makes it
the gnat favorite for eh ldren, aad I do highly
recommend it for ail wasting diseases of the
system.
Yours. very truly.
C. A. BLACK, K. D.
Halifax. N. S.. Nov. 10, 188J.
Meal rt. SCOTT d• HOtt'NF -Gentleman: I
have yr,wcribedyuurEmulsionfor the past two
years. and found it more agreeable to the
stomach. and have better resultafront its use
1 from any other preparation of the kind I have
tried.
H. ]t. CAMERON, M. D.
Belleville, Ont.
Ileasre SC01 T d• HOW N E. -Dear Sita: I
reel it a duty 1 owe not only to you but to the
cummuntty, to make the following statement:
about three years ago my eldestdaughter was
taken with • severe cold which settled on her
1 lungs, and not withstanding till that her medi-
cal attendant could ,to. she spot worse and
worse. and appeared to be in the last and hope-
less stage of consumption. The Doe tor aald he
I could do no more. but recommended your Km-
: lesion. and the rifest of It wss In the opinion
of every one who knew her, etmply marvelous.
Before she tied used the Ant bottle, she telt
much better. and to the surprise of us nil, she
continued to mend so rapidly that in three
months she was able to go r , t as usual and
nee rontinued in such excellent health that
she got married le months ago, and has now
as fine and healthy a .on a% you can find in the
1 country.
D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton Street, Opposite Bailey's Hotel.
With reference to the above. I would inform
all interested that toy aim will be to-. produce In addition to the ordinary Fines of the Gro:ery and Crockery Trade. 1 carry a fu stock of
work at the Lowest Prices consistent with
Good Quality• and shall spare no pains to give
satisfaction.
.1 Fine assortment of Albun:e. Frames, btc..
t land in a few days.
.t -oil solicited.
R. SALLOWS.
Photo, Rlalu's Bhr•k, nderich• �y} IU,TTU
ieuecesser to -R. R. Thompson.)
NB.- .tsihave all the Negatives tnadeby tlFair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
H Thum sun pre\-ionsly to my taking the
1
w'ILLLAM ELAND.
Elora, Ont.. July, MB.
This is to certify that my daughter has had
i Lung disease for some time. and very meet'
I reduced In flesh and had not strength enough
I to walk across the street. she was ad\ i. -.d by
. . . a lady friend toatry se Scott's Rm he had .....and yo
F or all olior j our great
AY asi l £tivaswr'
It p
bo-.-iness, parties wishing duplicates will pease
send me their ordrs.
It. SAL.LOW'S,
Fhotografo.
There is a class of people in the wutld
who; lake it the chief business of their
lives to depreciate existence and its bles-
sings, who speak of the world as a "t'a'e
'+OR 1881.
of .tears," an "abode of sin and sorrow,
a "daily cross," a "realm of blasted
hopes," and so on through the entire ea- Two Tears for the Price of 0118
tag•.ry of such expressions.
Life, they tell us, is net worth living :
they wish they had never been to rn, or ' RRPRS
had died in infancy, and we cannot hell
indulging the thought that if they li:ai "
nobody would have been a sett''US liana.
Coal Oil also sold. Scelmy Stock and get my prices.
gF,Goods delivered to any part of the
s D. Ferguson.
ny rt.
Everything looks to them eel :.n.1 lu-
gubrious. Their spectacles are snwke.l
glass, and their jaundiced eyes see ne-
thing bright through this dusky medium.
Every misfortune which comes, every
streak of ill luck which befalls them, is
a direct "judgment'. front the Almighty;
es though they believed that the God of
love and power spent the whole time in
studying out refinement of cruelty- where-
with to afflict His children when' he pro-
fesses to love.
If a man eats too much at dinner.
drinks ton much and smokes feu litany
cigars and dies of apoplexy ;d forty-,
when he ought by the laws .f nature to
have lived t.. eighty, God is arraigned,
and the man's friends and the clergyman
who preaches his funeral sermon, call his
death a "mysterious dispensation of Pro-
vidence." •
If a mother dresses her tender little
child so as to show its hear neck and
arms and its plump lefts -beautiful, we
admit -hut none the less sensitive to
cold on that account, if she fills the
child's stomach with hoe hoes, and its
head with knowledge intended only for
riper years, and the child dies, as of
course it will, then everybody sympa-
thises with her, and urges her to he re -,signed to the will of Providence. An
the afflicted mother weeps, and wonders
ilijat alae has ever done to deserve such
an afflicting a.rnke.
Men who are brought up tet knew right
from wrong. cheat, and lie, and swindle,
and speculate, and build up fortunes,
and invest them m fancy stocks which
rine into existence like snap-buhhlee. and
by-and-by the bubble bursts, the fine
things are swept away. and these men
have the assurance to say that rod has
dealt harshly with them, and that the
punishment is harder thea they can boar.
'The :oda help those elm help themselves.'
As trite a line as ever was penned, and
in nine case* twit of ten our world is jest
what we stake it. if we resolve to see
only the dark aide. we shall of omit -nee,.
no sunshine. 11 we choose to lice in a
cellar the .un will n'•' he likely r,• a -•a..
NTS OF
!tell ItitITI"H (11 INTERLY IEvangelical).
%DO\ ql taTERLY (Consrratire 1.
LD1\RI ItGH 1ICS ioa.
tsti
St LAT MINISTER (Lih,raL
REVIEW:3,
AND
$160k1,00tl's Edinburgh Magazine,
Present tie hast foreign period'^nl.' Dr* a con-
venient forst and a ifhoeA
f ,rid meat or
alteration.
Term. eft+nb.erlptIon tlatindlmurooage•)
Blaekwoo.l or any one Review... 1101 pecan.
'Meek wood and any one Review. -.Ott
Blackwood and two Reviews. ... 100) "
Blackwood and three Reviews.. 13.00 "
.Any two Rcriews 7.17,00 "
The four Reviews
1)iaekwoo.1 and the four Reviow•s 15.00 "
Three arc about half the priers charged by
the English t'nbliehers,
t'tr':idars giving the Contents of the Period-
icals for the year 15'50, and many, other partic-
ulars. may be had on application.
PREMITTMS-
Nee Subscribers stay have the numbers for
IR80 end 1%91 at the price of one year's sub
scMptisapnly.
To any enhserlbcr. new or old. we will tur-
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AU orders to be sent to tke publicatlonomce.
Tose) Wa premiums apply promptly.
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MADE FROM 1)41
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Daniel Gordon,
Cillti-Matt and llifillefs
Oldest House in the collaty, and Largest Stock this side, of London .'
PARWR SUITES,
BED -Roux Sarla'lts,
SIDE•BOARD:,
EA%v CHAIR.%,
LOUNOE9,!LTC,, LTC.
Cash Buyers w!11 And R to their advantage to see my stock if they need a good article at
close price.
D. GORDO-N., West Street, Boar Post Office, Gaderich.
KZNTAIL
Carriage Works!
R_ POINTIrR
having leased the shop of Mr. 1' Rayne, is now engaged n 'he tuanufactu re
that clans
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, etc.
JOHN W. BOWLS.
THE GREATEST GREATEST WON DER OF iIOItERN
TIMES! -The Pills Purity the Blood. correct all
disorders of the Liver. stomach. Kidneys and
Rowels and are hivaivable in all complaints in-
cidental to Females. Ile Ointment is the only
reliable remedy for Mei Legs. Grid Wounds,
Sore, and Ulcers. of however long standing.
For Bronchitis,Diphthcrla.Cough+,,t'otds,Gout,
Rheumatism and all Skin Diseases, 0 has no
eo foal.
'BEWARE OF AMERICAN COUNTER-
FEiTS.-I nick respectfully take leave to call
the attention of the Public generally tothetact
that certain Houses in New York are eending to
many parts of the globe aerRtoca IMITATION*
of my Pills and Ointment. These frauds bear
on their labels some address in New York. 1
do not allow my Medicine to be sold litany part
of the United States. i have no Agents there.
My Medicines are onlymade by me, at 583 Ox-
ford Street, London. In the 'Books of directions
affixed to the spurious make in acaution warn-
ing the Public against being deceived by enun-
terfeits. Do not be misled he this audacione
trick, as they are the counterfeits they pretend
to denounce. Thew, eminterfcitsare purchased
by unprincipled Vendnrsat one-half the price of
my gills and 4 )inttuent and are sold to you an my
genuine Mr•dictnes. 1 most earnestly appeal to
that sense Of I°etlre which i feel sure i may ten -
titre upon asking from all honorable persons. to
i assist me. and the Public. 'infer as mayIle In
their power,in denonneingthinahametul nd.
Each Pot and Hos of the Genuine Medicine
hearse the British Government Stamp with the
' words "1101.3,13WAVS PILLS ANn (ittt'f•lsltirT,
l,a`rr.o5 engraved thereon. On the label 1s
t he address, 533 Oxford Street, London, where
alone they an• Manufactured. Ifnllmmyy s!'ffb
and Ointment Marine any other nddreM ere
' rnr,nlrrfuif. Thr Trade Marks of these lledi-
elne% are registered in Ottawa. Hence any One
thro.tghout the British Preser++iora, who .nay
keep the „Ili rneriean Con nterfetts for sale will be
prosecuted. (Signed) THOMAte HOLLOWAY
Ostord Street. London. Jan, 1. 1879.
Give me a call, and I will give you prices that cannot be neaten in th
county.
REP�A.IRINCI- 8z JOBBIN(- D ONE
KINTAIL CARRIAGE WORKS,
B. POINTER
CINGALESE
HAIR RENEWER
The entwining gory et n , o ,r *ninon is a
twsaMjati MEAD OP RAIR. This ran only be OD
Wand by using fifegray. which has
vNaelt to lthus 8sT FiJIitGET YOUR in the market
worte hair,render
' erne tts atittitiMeaglelaatarettdfrjt
n
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