The Huron Signal, 1881-05-27, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1881.
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SAW es Mad.
'Baby is dead !"
Three little words passing ah ng the
line copied somewhere and soon :ergot -
ten. But after all was quiet again, I
leaned my head on my hand and tell in-
to a deep reverie of all that thugs words
nay mean.
Somewhere—a daiuty Pure, still and
cold, unclasped by mother's arms to-
night. Eyes that yesterday were bright
and blue as skies of June dropped to-
night between white lids, that no voice
tan raise again.
The soft hands whose r.,ae leaf fingers
were wont to wander lovingly around
mother's neck and face, loosely hulding
white buds, quietly folded in coffned
rest.
Soft lips, yesterday rippling with
laughter, sweet as woodland brook falls,
gay as a trill of forest bird, to -night un-
responsive to kiss or call of love.
A silent home—the patter of baby
feet forever hushed—a cradle bed un -
pressed. Little shoes half worn—dain-
ty garments—shoulder knots of blue to
match those of yesterday, folded with
aching heart away.
A `ay mound, snow-covered in some
quiet graveyard.
A mother's groping touch, in uneasy
slumber for the fair head that shall never
rest upon her bosom. The low sob, the
bitter tear, as broken dreams awake to
Bid reality. The hopes of future years
wrecked, like fair ships that suddenly
go down within sight of end.
The watching of other babies, dimpl-
ed, heslthy,laughing,strong,and this one
gone; the present agony of grief, the
future emptyness of heart, all held in
those three little worts, "Baby is dead :"
Indeed, it is well that we can oopy
and soon forget the words at freighted
with woe to those who receive and send
them. And yet it cannot harm us now
and then to give a tender thought to
those for whom our careless pen stroke
is preparing such a weight of grief.
L..taer wise Easple)er. ,.
A New York merchant who has a large
iron mill in Pennsylvania, heard a rew
months ago that his employees intended
to found a small library for their own
use. Most employers would have re-
garded such an enterprise with conde-
scending approval, Mingled somewhat
with uneasiness as to whether they
might not themselves be "struck" for a
subscription, and as to how small a
sum they might give without being cal-
led Mean by their rivals. But what
the employer of the men who wanted a
library did, was to himself select and
purchase for his employees a library of
five thousand volumes and provide pro-
per apartments in which to take care of
it. That library will prove a good busi-
ness investment. Men worth keeping
are not likely to go away from such a
special benefit to them and their families.
The better class of workmen elsewhere
will be attracted to the mills that offer
the use of a large oollection of books in
addition to their weeekly pay, while the
mere tramps, in that particular depart-
ment of labor will find the mill not at
all to their taste, for somehow drunken-
ness and strikes are quite infrequent in
the neighbourhood of good libraries.
A Many other employers would find profit
in investing money judiciously for the
benefit of their own men.— [N. Y.
Herald.
A woaderfal Fhb %tory.
Some Eastern tourists had been spin-
ning some incredible yarns, when- one
of the party, turning to an old moun-
taineer, said:--
"Bill,
aid:—"Bill, that gets away with fishing in
Montana, don't it?"
"Wall, I don't know about that. •'
"Do you mean toeiay that you have
caught larger fish?"
"No; but I've caught some purty big
fellers."
"Come now, tell us the weight of the
largest trout you ever caught."
"WaU, I can't exactly tell as to the
weight, but you folks can Tigger on it.
Now, you know it is over two hundred
ilea around the Yellowstone Lake
m •
Put flat down. As I said before, I
wars alike Mwsamug-Marda.
don't hnow the weight of the big -
Farm anb $amen.
aa. • tae tt6tr18/IstBs
The last milk drawn from the cow at
each milking, says a writer, is luuch the
richer part of the mesa. The reason is
the same that the top of a pan of milk
which has stood a while is the richest
part of it. The cream,being the lightest
part of the milk, rises or remains at the
top of the udder, while the heavier,
watery portion settles at the butt( w,
similarly, though not as perfectly as
when set in a pan. The sic} a portion
of the milk, being pf greater coesistency.
settles to the bottom of the udder, ht t
slowly, as the milk is drawn off. Hence,
after the tiret flow of sulk has ceased, or
while the milker is drawing from the
other half of the udder, a new accumula-
tion is found in the Kart first drawn. This
will be found nearly all creast; and when
the object is butter -nicking thisican be
drawn into a small vessel by itself and
streined directly into the cream tort and
thoreu;,hly mixed with the cream. The
cream from the main bulk of the milk
will rise lucre readily and the separation
be more complete for being relieved of
so touch of the creast at the start, and
the part time taken away will not be ee-
posed t., the deterioratia influet:cdof the
milk as it gets sour or old, anti the gen-
eral result will be better butler and more
of it.
A hawse )!/!Mees_.
Most young wives desire to hate a
home of their own; and, though the
mother is loth to lose her darling, she
coined deny her the priviledge of f !low-
ing her urate, as tho mother did before
her. Indeed, it is considered an unde-
sirable thing by most mothers to have a
house full of 'old maids.' But it is *fact,
in spite of this feeling, that many moth-
ers do not prepare their daughters for
happy marriages. They neglect to teach
them the commonest duties of a house-
keeper, under a mistaken idea, which
they hold, of love and tenderness, that
they do not want their daughters to have
so hard a life as they have. But if they
are not properly educated their life will
be even harder. Besideshaving a know-
ledge of cookery, the young woman needs
to know how to fashion and make gar-
ments for ordinary wear, for we rarely
find an average family in our country
a.mutunities that ie able to hire all the
necessary cutting, fitting and sewing,
without seriously clipping it.. resources
for other need(. One need not in order
to be thrifty and economical, always be
her own dressmaker or her good man's i _
DYSPEPSIA.—Strengthen your di- I
gestion, tone the stomach for utilising
and assimilating every atom of ft od yuu
take, the body needs it for strength and
vigor. Zoys.ae clesuses the entire sys-
tem, stimulates the liver, keeps ou re-
gular and able to eat tan -pens nails.
Letters mid pustal cards emu* 1 daily
extolling Zupe.0 from Brasil. ositive
proof of health and vigor it gives, in a
10 cent sample. Sold by F. Jordan.
Errs's0000 --GRATEFUL MID (.0Iay0RT1 NU.
— By a knowledge of the natural
laws which ern Use operations ot digestion
and nutrition, and b a careful application of
the due properties by
Coosa, Mr,
Epppsa has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately flavoured beverage which may save
us many heavy doctor', bills. It Is by the j udi-
cicioua use of such articles of diet that a con-
stitution may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are Misting
around us ready to attack wherever there U a
weal point. We may escape many a fatal
shaft bykeeping ourselves well fortified with
pure bood and a properlynourished frame."
–Civil Sconce OYietts sld oral// in Packets
labelled-••JAies Ergs ole Co. Hcmoopathlc
Chemists, London, Eng."–Also makers of
Epp,'■ Chocolate Essence for afternoon Ube.
1761
Yew to fret Melt.
The great secret of obtaining riches, is
first to practice economy, and as good
old Deacon Snyder says, "It used to
worry the life out of me to pay euurni-
ous doctor's bile, but now I have 'struck
is rich.' Health and happinees reign
supreme in our little household, and all
simply because we use no other medi-
cine but Electric Bitters, and only assts
fifty cents a bottle." Sold by F. Jur-
dan
Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secreta of health
within her broad, generous bosom, and
man needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remedy, GRAY'S SYRUP
OF Rio Srat;cg Gem, is an apt illustra-
tion 'of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Loss of Voice and Hoarseness it
stands unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness of access places it within the
reach of all. Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -sent
bottles. — ad
Saekiea•s.aralra liaise.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, 8 s, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by F. Jordan, Goderich.
tailor; for there is often real economy in
getting those heavy jobs off one's hands,
thus leaving tete wife readier and strong-
er for the many duties constantly aris-
ing, which no one else can do so well.
But the plain sewing can be most neatly
and sievingly done at home, under the
careful instructive eye of the 'house-
mother,' even though she can affurd to
hire assistance.
Gardeners in the mother country are
becoming greatly interested in the toma-
to, the flavor of which suite the English
palate. The care necessary to raise this
new claimant under British skies draws
attention to particulars of its behavior,
which we, in our free -and -easy and
wholesale way of growing, are scarcely
led to notice. There, as here, the bunch-
es of blossoms are apt to be abortive,
but the next are the strongest of all,
and often have fasciated pistils, whence
the corrugated fruits, which are often
seen on the same plants with smooth
ones, and which are so objectionable.
Other peculi.trities of this eccentric berry
are noted. It seems to be more liable to
mildew there than with us; but the
attack is generally observed in time to
be checked before many leaves are in-
jured.
Married People weaid be tawnier
If hone trials were never told to
neighbors.
If they kissed and made up after every
quarrel.
If household expenses were -propor-
ti•ened to receipts.
If they tried to be as agreeable as in
courtship days.
If each would try to be a support and
comfort to the other.
If each remembered the other was a
human being, not an angel.
If women were as kind to their hus-
bands as ,they were to their lovers.
If fuel and provisions were laid in dur-
ing the high tide of summtlr work.
If both parties remembered that they
married for worse as well as for better.
If men were as thoughtful of their
wives as they were of their sweethearts.
If there were fewer *silk and velvet
street costumes, and more plain, tidy
house -dresses.
If there were fewer 'please darlings,'
in public. and more common manners in
private.
gest trout I ever yanked out, but I did
haul one on the beach, and after i land-
ed him the lake fell three feet• and it
hasn't rix since.
Tvae hedneseees.
Men who have risen from humble life
to wealth and high social rank, have
been ashamed often of their parents, and
shown thea little attention or respect.
Such treatment indicates a vulgar mind.
True nobility follows a different method.
Richard Bard, ase .inuesot Bishop of the
Chur.h erasnlsorl, at the triose of the
last century was a man of
manners, of great learning, who
with distinction in the best society of the
kingdom George iiI pronounced him
"the most naturally polite man he bad
ever known. ••
He, however, never failed to show the
utmost respect for his mother, a farmer's
wife of no education, but of •sterling
rharacte,- VPhen he sistertiaed large
companies et the1palace, he
led her, with a stately 0► rtee , to the
head of the table, and paid her the
ggrf.watt..mst deferteeew The high-born
tamilier who eat at his table reverenced
his eoednd, so becoming to a win and
panni e . --{Ymstb'a Os sspanien
Whenever it happens that two of the
species meet among my dowers, they
signal the encounter with a shrill war -
cry, and dash at each other in fierce an-
tagonism. The spirit of Bellona in-
flames their souls. For an instant they
close together, then give each other
chase, and with the speed of meteors
are lest to my view. Shortly after, the
return of one alone announces that the FIRST PRIZES AWARDED THE
'al NEW FRIIITS. I['
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
S. 8. ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESSN UTS.
LAKE SUPERIOR'S]
TROUT, WHITE FISH & HERRING.
1M" SALT WATER
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Teas, Sugars
And General Groceries ;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, A ND
CHINA.
Dr. PRIeE'N Cream Baking Powder.
Dr. PRICE'S Lupulin Yeast Gema.
Chas. A. Nairn,
TIIE SQUARE.
llSs
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Godorich Mills
(LATE PIPER'S.)
Beg to return their thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage received during the past
year, and to state they aro prepared to do
C31-
on
1-
on the shortest notice, or for the convenience
of parties living at a distance will exchange
grista at their town store
(Lite W. M. Hiliard's,)
Masonic block. Fast St. Goderich.
/eV -Highest price paid for wheat.'
Record of the LYMAN Barb.
COUat American
GH COLDS, ART A,
IRONCSITI4 L088 OF
170104 SOARBHNEBB AND
THROAT AFFECTION&
fres. B._ and ay!wn (.tt► �a &
1ppue5
urrr
Dewy Pee
5.ee hard
ufthe mow
eleryl.l e!
fade W 1Ae
and the
P4.•• 4.
Coco of
Lwow Auk
ism
tiAnises
peril
Wawa
nos
ad
Mar ea s-
e•nDtite
rhal"to
uo lac
il• avid
ander Mem
to wk
a tea evade
from eh•
Spruce
soya
bye
adder Sim. fur
GRAY'S
SYRUP
Or
RED
SPRUCE
GUM.
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beaesm40
D r'eltertbs
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fol pre-
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Com to •
. r. hen,
eon to las
a a r •
gistsatftp
onkel nest
Gen /n
complete
.owt,on.
Iia remarkableppoowfaer in relieving
certain forma of Bronchitis, and its
almost specific efeet in curing ob-
stinate hacking Coughs, is now well
known to the public at large.
Bum bp all respectable chemists. Aloe, 25 awl
n • ere s honk.
The need. '• Syrup of Red Spruce Own •• c'o ..11
hate our kee4terrd T -ode Murk, and ser 4erup o
mm1106018 are also r•.4ter.d.
KERRY WA ?WON- tt Go.,
1r5ok. ale Druelgsm.,
S.le Prpr.e1 ,. dad 1eemeach.r0n1.
1<smiM.aa
Th.
A
rah
emote
make.
Resul
es
o thews c
&time are es
ot.e.o
mi./ginned
To an whose e
ty elite bow
Quires. Appetiser
{Hpop Bitters are le
botma-ttttepprrrwgQhyya��lpa:pair at1
won/,elk miLti,
*ay feet tad or miserable,
.s may save your Welt has
gmmt)will be paid fora
oe help Do fid sutler
,bot use aid (:roe them
aeember, mop Enters 11 no
adetrua, but the Purest
radkf.e ever made the 'tsrsUE.
=me and no person or family
be without the=
L sa.bsemte art1 ir, ,jos6 caro
of op.'tun to4uba and
W sold by drab -stet. Seri&
Circular. ■ p a'nwe ate. C..,
Bsab.ier.RT and Toronto, emt.
rercetaad Beet indictee ever Made.
or Mona. •uohu, Ma
., .t Dondollon, •:t a ul ins best
urs Live properties of all other Di
the (Hausa 'Stood P under, LM
ate, and Lite and n.altb
earth.
pomlbly lone stet where
venal aid perfect are Mir
h tail rive t) :_e apish ids.
rlorments rause Irresbieri
0Jm.a' orrs. s or who
I,,nt. and mild 5
ookke, without IntOs-
enters o r
,neat is use Hop Mb -
re sick but tt you
we them at nave
u v e .1 hundreds.
se they will amt
or let your t
to nue HOP
elle, drugged
and 11.1
,figs,,
LOVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
POR 1881 -1882 -
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 1881,
Price $5.00.
MR. LOVELL, at the request of "'Several
Merchants and other, of the Province of
Ontario of the ('ity of Montreal, !he,. t. gm to
announce that his firm will publish a PRO-
VINC8, OF ONTARIO DIRE(TORY, in No-
vember next. containing an
Alphabetical Directory
ANDA THOROUGH
Classified Business Directory
of the Business and Professional men in the
Cities, Towne, and Villages of Ontario, with a
Classified Business Directory
0r Tn6
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The same care and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial INr;.etoriee of
1871 will be given to this work. Subscribers
names respectfully solicited, Terms of Ad-
vertising mode known upon apylication.
JOHN LOVELL ft SON
Montreal. Dee. 1881. Publishers. 1769
victory has been quick and decisive.
Diminutive as are these puny sprites,
they are heavily charged with combat -
Aeneas. The entire race are pugnac-
ious and quarrelsome to an extraordin-
ary degree, impudently assaulting each
other, and bird( at much greater acs
which venture into their neighborhood
or 000saion them a fancied annoyance.
Even the hawk is not safe from their M-
taob, Mrd has been seem worried ted
kited b tett lb. Base remake,
irlhirNkeg dish tatsoalent dispai-
the aid eke perpetual batiks ewe's i
r�stook oke as theee
whet, t �, "One wig beech
esether sed the two will go
fighting sod IlliaMmain sway at a pee
hardly to b lithe sed by the eye."—
"Tim Ari ro ere - -To beeetify the
teeth slid give fragrance to the breath
tsar "Teeberwy' the sow toilet gess. Get
"LYMAN"
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
at
MONTREAL. QUE.
CINCINNANTI, 01110. `EXHIBITIONS.
IYRACi*IL N. Y.
DAVENPOiRT. IOW A.
PON
ZICE LLEICEsnd SUPERIORITY
Owe eh C'O.etwlifM..
The Cieapast & Beat Feacii
IU rum
W ORLD_
Adored and In taw on 19 wag Uses In
Ib 1. R east trade
taarkrad, "Limas p� ea 'set
tar
e W. Rergte. W. Il�cXrr�
la
D=ON SAAR IR1t1 %lbs Gam.
72 LRis a det •sa• eaMb
11 sent WOO*1 fwvs & Os A.9sMa, flare. Asaw
For isle by Jams W tuna,
(Themfst and Druggist.
BEE@W1LLER
Chilled Plow
e
– AND
AGRIC ULTU RA WORKS.
th. ler etre alrrawhst+oa
amid AAGMiCI T RAL
tdeet + vl�
Mr_ D.Rwas`ratsdo IF wenaQfarrod
s•M • se M
r amerelaa1 r aware
REIruMII.1.SL
Praerf ere
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED +TATS MAIL BTgAMYRS
red,very tial
NEW YoRKTOOL W
CABINS. flea to M. ST pRAGE Ma
These Steamers du nut tarry cattle, aheeporplgs
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS'''. to Sea Excursion at Reduced
Hetes.
Psseenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest r.t•s to or from
arty Railroad station to Europe or A
Drainer lowest rates, payable (levee' .,..-. a
tbr'ougbboouL
t En ad, Scotland and Ireland.
fur books of information, plans. he. apply
to Harpalaor BRurngrt,, 7 Bowurne Gurus,
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNO('K, Albion Block.
1781 Agent at (ioderlch
NOTICE.
Umiak; up PMdoyrapkinj i.. rhafr,icit
to returning thanks t part favors, would
Just say. those wishing benefit will please
notice former prices and mown' •
Prewar t
Life Sire Photos. - 44.w
.x19 Photos. - 1.50
fig - 1.65
Cabinets Photo per doz., 1.00
Card Photo, per dos., LSO
Former.
47.00
2.W
1.50
3.50
2.00
And homes to suit the above at
BOTTOM PRI CP B_
(lents onr,teonie all! and hate your hearts
gladdened_by getting good and eheap4Photis
at
1765 E. L. Jonxstee's.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. BTRACII T-
11
AS REMOVED HIS
GROCERY BUSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block, formerly occupied by him, where he will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A laege quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
AK
CHEAP AS THE ('IIE.4PEWT.
D. C. STRACI3A1\T,
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
—OF –
MR. D. FERC -ti oN
—Kr
VERY GREAT DISC OU N T !
Nearly ill of aald Stock, as well as my own original `tock, v. (Nought before the lel fine
.f hardware. I am therefore In a position to sell Cheaper Chun nus other
bonne la the !'sunt).
MY STOCK OF
EoMiners' Builders' &� �e�era
IlardwaN is Comi)kip,
which I want to run ofi Quickly.
00MZ AND BUY AT 9408 PRIMES A9 WILL PLEASE TOU.
Fresh G -round 'Water Lime in Stock.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
R_ W_ 11CLCKENZIE
1761-4m.
!MIMI CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
(SUCCESSORS TO JOHN KNOX), MANUFACTUREitB OF
llliff�ies
Y �
•
_ • . �a
cgc C_ .r ►t.. ,/A
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness anal Despatch, and at
onable Rates. Call and examine before porch.„ pig elsewhere;
T_ e3Z 3_ STORM ,
}t 11; l'ON STREET.
Cria&es
(KNOX'S OLD STND.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
—n F --
foots and Shoes,
—A
T—
CAMPBE6IA'S BOOT pi SHE EMPOR1UM,.
FOR UNE MONTIJ.
Previous to Stock taking. My Stock is Largoand well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given.
TERMS - c.e�sH
WM. CAMPBELL.
Goderich, Jan. 13, 1881 1760
The only Medicine that enaoMshfy prises the
Blood, acts npoe the Liver, Bowels Skin and Ridigs,
while at the same time it allays Nervous IrritatMs,
and strengthens the Debilitated System, perfectly and
speedily curing Biliousness. Jaundice. Dyspepsia, Oonrti-
patiole. Headache. Rheumatism, Dropsy Nervous and Gen-
eral Debility, remake Ooanplalnts. Scroth* Erysipelas.
isle mum, sad every species of Okra= Disease arising :roe
Dlsstdested Liver, Iidaeya Utaeesch, Bowels or Blood.
n 1111 Kill POW= TIM M IN Til ISMS.
sums assn., ties 1. sEso ads. lila AM WW1, Heg•ter esaa. *Lee
Mw. iterrks's :IT Mr is s sods tow aids .teat dwee7w 01 mem r cAiiirsa er
.sera trkw q sass w � ar
fi�re... /w1111M s BOW litmus* o,. wean r wog NUL tie ttrtwac sas
dam&• there hew sa wed risco , s clots pr (,.hag&
Mold by JAMBS WiT $ N,
Druggist rinde ieti