HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-09-09, Page 6THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 9, IF81e
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as..ear.
Losses on losses fr.a they come;
N1en said •11,^t,'. len him bis name.
But the: is frust fro in t..lt .A Llama."
1)edlMUC4tlg, bow.••i wail, ear•snd dread.
As if h. :oast. he doused his head,
"Tlahk 44.4 1 ',a, .- sty same r be said.
les east we.
1 .NA not lose antra. 'caw ane,
UMW, of vas, I gave ham No.
laid cul leve l.ttu; but to day
I .0411 h e MST. DIM not ice. fray
v , Intal. Mho%never'et
^:,' ' n- - 1 I notarial.' o lead regret
P t
Over ILI wtlidpored Nul and why.
Rrw.littc .1to notice. did I sigh 1
1K., • . •.t, t•aeso the cause;
A wouIsei. I...- ... laug . at I sws.
4it:e ' .c.i in to ku,w the wound
I g.i' a : 1 . •Jed. ,. ud he has f •.und
1.01u'r Li, ._...; WAN and peace; and yet
A. woman tic vt.r .nut forget
Tike than who wive has loved Ler; and
Today Loewe to doe him stand.
\Vithtvery Khoo: a mute cures!.
31111 pleadl.ag for lb. ',mimed for Y -es.
Ilia early love Iurme isdead -
Another II e., In that lute's stud;
And if he luso .cr well, sa men
Should th••i:• • .etre caner, why, tl.er,
He must W I.ad. that long ago.
Instead of s •. gave him No.
Perbapsltut. is the reason why
I react the notice with a sigh.
TRiscellanet js.
1. aeriealtuuwl Itln.uaWa.
From the Rev. Dr- Kevan s •'lieru,00sl
How Ti) Rieroa/ Peens wet) Verse. to stud rets and thoughtful Pets,u.
-When any faints, instead of n.aki • ••The lit e child has its hath+ plot .•t
noise or dashu water spun than, lay ,garden g uo.1. In the extent of but a
lay him at full ength en his hack ..n We
floor, loosen hi clothing, push the crowd few square yawls, there nay est 0o pr. -
away, so aa to ow the air to reach him cosies which in their iovea.i_;auore Eli
and let him alone. Tfr philestiphy of a the learned meu of all the learned sacra
fainting tit is, the h fails to send a ties in the world might seen! their life -
proper supply of b the brant. If
the penes es erect that blood has to be base, end)* only stand mail the thew
thrown up hill but it lying down it has hold of the truth which the small patch
shine upon it, and his sbisin* shall call
for all the astronomer's skill to explain; 111"IKM,
the winds shall blow upon it and the
rain fall, and what can the meteurulo-
to be projected horizontally. Which re- of garden may reveal The sun will
quires lees power is apparent.
C...reaaTloNor TKO WIFE -NO man
ever prusperrd in the world without the
uo-uperatto,n of his wife. If she unites
in mutual endeavors, or rewards his labor
with an eudearing wale, with what con-
fidence will he resort to his daily toil
meet diSculte, and encounter danger. if
he knows that he is not spending his
strength in vain. but that his labor will
be rewarded by the sweets of home ! S.. -
SHEPPARD'S BOOKSTORE.
Hymn Boors.
NER PRESBYTERIAN,
NEW METHODIST,
NEW ENULI)IH CHU RCM.
Revised ems** et
NEW TESTAMENT
gist, even yet, tell us of these atystirious
PERIODICALS, LATEST
NEWSPAPERS.
forces ? The chetnist and the physiolt.- J OH
N PASMORE
r
gist have wondrees books to Open and )Iaaathetaree of
to read int the powers of the soil, and m uTauoll
S c8.1hi
the lg sof alto and the bl.sou.��jj
lieit•_de and di.appointment enter the aura the tiny dower. What does tins
history of every man's life, and he is on- child know of all the sciences 1 Their
ly half provided for his voyage who finds very tunes it c:auuot ep,eil, and yet
but an emaciate 1 . happy hours• while' i
for his months of darkness and distress the little e:i.• may leitet the seed, mai l
no sympathising partner s prepared. watch the ei.euiue bud, antisatber a fair •
Ern.t'rrrz IN Corevgssaytotl.-Do not nuselpty, and Niue it as its .•:luring ,.t
manifest impatience, Du nut find [Ault, , adectien t.. a l.viug parent. au, sample-
though
implethough you may gently criticise. D.o hearted child .•f Gesl, thou tusyst teed '
not talk .,f pat private, 'arsenal and shy pied of life in leers great garden '
family matters. Do net :al,pear til notice •
inaccuracies of speech Irl ,.then. Do n.4 T" tuystertes of the saoeuce of tso(l
allow yourselves to lost: temper end speak and life. His sleddings with thyself thou
excitedly. De mot allude to unf••rtunate prat not fathom; bat thou most bring
peculiarities of any one present. Doiiot
} thou const grow the flowers of pietyand
lading to the weather. Le. not talk very'. g '
Eta.. lace
VICTORIA -St. , Conker of Trafalgar.
Agent for the Celebrate.,
SEEG/ILLER CNILLEM PLOUGH
and Agrteatterwl tesMsasena.
.also, agent for t4.•
Queen's Fire& Life Ins. Co.
This is one of the best (•ontpardas in exiat-
ente. bring prompt and reliable. Information
turnfahtd cheerfully on application.
ream J•101 11‘411102.11.alwa •s commence a conversation by a1-
thine oY.rnnge of pryer and praise,
loud Do not be absent utindtei rtquir-' sweet service Understanding little,
The Fashions. ing the speaker to repeat what Lad been thou mayst yet lore much, and find at
said that you may understand. Do notyet that prophecies shell. fail, and ton-
s used, and fastened by ornamental rf others : if they give their centidence, flues shall cease, and knowledge shell
Insteatd of a button, a strap like a belt try to forte yourself tilt° the confidence
claps ut bueklei.
A new lace for trimming bonnets is
colored guipure, in which a great deal of
fine chenille thread is introduced.
Tapestry figures of velvet, shaded as if
lone by the needle, ore thrown on con-
trasting gr•,uncas of uncut velvet or
satin...
A find fiabric is a ground of satin mer-
veilleux brocaded with large plush
figures that have the shading frise, that
is :,f curled nap, like that ',f uncut- vel -N
vet.
Two or three large rows of faceted jet
beads, tied together in a simple pattern
of gold or silver cord, make a binding
never betray it. vanish away, but that lose never fadeth,
FregarrY. -Never forsake a trialed. that love indeed is - life, the very life of
When, enemies gather around -when God, fair God is lova. Ye thee the my -
tacitness falls on the heart -when the sacrists •'f kn..ieine shall ell -be resoised
world is dark and cheerless -is the time anti made cletr in the holy saccfice .if
to try true friendship. They who turn
front the scene of tlistr•ess betray their the devout and dgving heart."
hypocrisy and prove that interest only -
moves then. If you have a friend who. t:n Sete. ser taeplen'hrra
loves you-whn has studied your inter- [n must locations the sear.) fur honey
est and happiness -be sure to sustain
him in adversity. Let him feel that his gathering to any great eetent has now
former kindness is appreciated, and passed: Soule sections will afford honey
that his love was not thrown away. fr)nr sweet -scented clover (Melilot), and
Real fidelity ma- au rare, but :t exists- others frits gulden rod, aster, eupato-
in the .heart. They only deny its worth
and power who have never loved a rium, and other fall dowers In the
for tl.e edge ur these black laze b�nneta friend, or labored to make one happy. August Notes I urged the necessity of
Colored Spa.cisli Lees ei brick red, The good and the • kind, the affectionate not endeavoring to secure too much
blue, green, brown and dere yellow and the virtuous,seeand feel,the bearen-
„shades are seen on the rough English ly principle. surplus, and taus :rave tho blood combs
straw bonnets that are, offered for su-with too little honey for the bees to win-
' i Gra ;Lrxu.-lf there is an exasperating . ter »px,n. There will be cases where
sound in the world it is that made by
Full upper drapery is brocaded, and gig ling: It is natural with school girls, i the h."iey yieild closes very abruptly,
the herder is repeated on the basque, anti we tolenete it in them ; but when whenthe coutbswill befullyoccupiedwith
which is very short in front and on the met with in a young woman of 11'or 20, brood, and the honey almost entirely
hips,in the style formerly known as it is unpardonable. It is frequently a sewed above the boxes. Where this is
the polka bisque. characteristic of young men with incipient
The broeatled Surah dresses are of ex- moustaches, who think they qualify the case. the bees must be fed. Where
ceptiotlal- elegem*. The short round themselves for manhood by affecting con fall tiowera are abundant, and more
skits have three deep Bounces of the tempt for what their elders revere. They' stoney may' be stored than is necessary
fabric, each flounce being heavily brocad- giggle at anything. If they catch the ' for!winter, empty conte should be sup -
1 l bed, and honeystored f .r spring feed -
The leaf patterns of brocaded plush in an old woman rises too noun for a hymn, ,. P
smaller designs for jackets and for dress they giggle ; if a baby cries, .they giggle - ing.
trimmings have already been described, if the clergyman coughs, they giggle ; if I WH.tT sHALL we Feta 1
and there are Hombre striped plashes for the plate is handed to some onewho puts] If there ate exceptional cases where,
similar purposes nothing in, they giggle; if the choir from improper management. we find
Plush escalier, or staircase plush, its makes s mistake, they giggle. In face, feeding t:ecessary, what shall we feed ?
another novelty for trimming dresses nothing is too small ur insigniheant to
} g arrest their notice and produce a giggle. I answer, let it be pure honey. I have
It i. made of plush, with the pile cut in The habit seems incurable. ` heretofore advocated the use ..f the best
different lengths to form cross stripes
from an inch to two inches wide. •InntEtoIATE REMEDY FOE PolsoN.-If a' "A" sugar, but time has changed in our
. Deep cardinal wain grounds, nearly b rchance,swallows
ineteadpoison,
of breskln uest Oats practice. The darker 'grades .of honey
covered with black plush figures, are very multitudinous and it}coherent exelama are now so Lev in price that it is no
effective, aryl there .are the new 1'istach8 tions, (leapstch some one for a doctor :. longer to our interest til fee.i sane sugar
grenade with He eey green leaves, also meanwhilun to the kitchen. get half a and sell our honey. But ourstr.ngese
old sliver, bronze. cream and loutre. gpiei of water in anything that is handy. yt g 3 argument against deeding her sweets
�gtr'eer1 w designs of brocaded velvets show t intoit t f 1 f salt i '
dis''(a of the heavy meleitkin velvet of slant catch a firm hold of a person's: made by bee -keeper everysv ere to l.re-
some rich dahlia or scal;,ieuse shade, with noee,'the mouth will soon by open, then ; serve :the standard ..f purity 4 honey.
a gold -threaded figure upon it. down with the mixture, and in a second , For this reason. I urea that no other
• Blnck bonnet' have moire ribbon er two up will come the poison. Thin foal than ht•ney I.e ,Iseti for stns heed.
*trine' of the du:I ch(,un!',11 c,: c.•pper will answer in a larger number of canes
red. • r els . of clutt4aable Surnh'ribhon than any other. If hythis time the thy- , I ant well aware that tune auger may t e
that ahows both elite and ted, and the s-icianhas not arrived. make the. patient i used fats wintering in such ainauner that
feather tips with these :are algin olive and swallow the white elf an egg, followed by , ail of it will 1,e consumed by the bares.
red. a cup of strong cntfee (because these nul- but as we advance. in the business. I fin.i
The hew jet laces f•or bonnets and for lift a larger number ..f poisons than any • .
.Yeas triuituu:gO tite ei -t.te Seanish lace other accessible articles), as antidotes for la desirable th feed tuore freely. \\ bib
desi„ neo with larze roses ••f leaf points, juiis•on remaining in the stomach,- so many articles .,f a sscclwrine nature
anti' thaw large figure+ are ertirelyc,.v- [Hall's Journal of Health. are being so freely anti vilely adulterat
erect with fine jet ,"solid," as the finer- MEN AS LOVIM. -In the first place it i ed, bee -keepers should avoid even the
ed on the edge as a border. eyef an acquaintance, they giggle if
New pia r a easpoon u o an as'
than hone is that great efforts must be
at halls and raven. wi h three-inch m • uch curd mustard stir it in an in- i } '
HAIR DRESSING
Mrs_T. Robertson
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
i informing the ladies of Ooderich, and the.
country generally. that she
Has Removed to East Street,
Near Knox Church. Oo.terfeb, where she car-
ries on Hair Dressing is all its branches.
.;witches, Curls, Puffs, Frizettes
Braiding, etc., done up in
the Latest Styles.
A Call is Respectfully Solicited
Ooderich. June 50, 1881. 1791.3n,
SEEDS FOR 1881.
Thanking the public for past favors. I take
pleasure in stating that I have on hand a
better stock than ever before of choice
Reheat, Barley. Peas, black and White Oats.
Tares. Clover. and Timothy: also Pea Vine
Clover. Alsike. Lucerne and lawn Grass.
LEMON SQUEEZERS. CARD
BOARIA BRISTOL BOARD,
SCRAP PICTURES,
CAMP STOOLS,
td CANVASS,
AT
G. C. ROBERTSON'S.
A first class assortment Of
FIELD. GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS,
selected with great car from the best seed
houses in the country. Call and see. We
keep the best and most genuine seed we un
purchase.
COMPTON'S SURPRISE CORN,
The best field corn yet introduced. Ground
oil cake kept constantly un hand.
JAMES McNAIR-
17;9. Iiamilton St.
ANCHOR LINE.
r UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW
•CABINS.1fee to See. STEERAGE dew
These Steamers do not carry Ott le. sheep orpigs
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABI\3>155 to 1415. Excursion at Reduced
Rates.
Passenger accommodation are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main heck.
Passengers booked at lowest rales to or from
any RailtoadS=tation in Europe or America.
Draftsat lowest rates. pa ablelfreeofcharge.)
throughout England. Scotland and Ireland.
For books of information. plans. sic.. apply
to lir ns.1seoN BROTHERS. 7 HOWLING GREEN,
N. Y.
Or to MP -S. E. W AIRNO('K, Albion Block,
17.1 Agent at (loderich
Record of the LYMAN' Barb
chants say. . - - is an imposition on any well-br girl to , appearance of adulteration.-Aniericad e
To fill in the open neck of Lae surplice keep lier up • later than 10:3010 cl..ck, 1 Agriculturist for September 1. i }ASST PRIZE:; AW.\ I;IED TILE
LY MAN"
t Four -Barb Wire Fencing
1 hasque there are kerchiefs of. various 1 when you have the opportunity of see -
fabrics, such as black beaded net, black ing her often. If you always leave her
elin and the vari. us •white toile: I with the wish in her heart that re had
silk esu
mull anti lace kerchiefs that were wont 1 stayed longer. you gain so much. Never
during the summer run the risk of wearying her with year
Pretty little shoulder capes are wade I fres yds :stein useyss h. ones
deal n¢s
of the dress material to be worn in the! with men. Impress year friends with
street. These are not new in shape, as i worthiness and seriousness of your love.
they are gathered about the neck in! e o that vulgar ar and senseless bantering
Mother Hubbard style, ur else the full- g
ness is Laid in pleats from the neck down. will appear to them as such. G eve is
religion -the supremest happiness: wear
• The lace t'rdinarily used for tria:ming i it manfully and proudl, but holily.
Inman Woo a man bravely. f there is arty•
thing humiliating to a woman, it is to
have a lover whom she wishes to honor,
weak and vapla, ever yielding and half
lace bonnets is set r,n in gathered rows
to form the entire bonnet; and this is
very pretty in Bunte imeiels that have
three Jacqueminet rod ostrich tips curl-
ed outward and forward en the left side, afraid of her. She longs to tell him to
with wide China crape strings of the "act like a man r' The num who con -
same gay Plod shade. ceals or denies his love for fear of being
laughed at is a coward. A Lae that has
no element of divinity in it is not love,
but passi•'n, which of itself hes nothing
ennobling. That was a beautiful in-
acripti••n on Au t•n.zageinent ring. "Each
, teeth far th.d.n
A three -cornered tichu of silk muslin,
edged with very full revs o1 Auralac
lace, is attached permanently to the
neck of some of these dresses. while
others have the new ehirred Mother
uhtsat tt btpw
lace entering the shoulders; the sleeve •
have Soft crushed puffs o•f mull and full
frill" .of lace
The new textural in lace h,.nnets are
the fat lace crown of Spanish net. the
panache of shaded orange, nr of crevette
or mkt imp color, the new oilman tints,
or reel feather* en the left side, and the
sarin:. „f China crate the c,l•r of the
feather*. et else a lace scarf is used to
COT. r the fn.nt •'f the Monnet. and then
tied iia a great Mow beneath the chin.
Free ser 1 barge.
All p•ie tis safT.•nng fr n 4'•nillhs,,
1'nlds, Asthma, lirsnchifis,l sr f .-toe, ,
or any affection of the 11ir it anti 1.1ngs,
nee reyuealetl h, t,,11 et yt r .1 -i. Gere
end let a Trial It •ttie • f 1h. hona*
New Disenvery for t••msn7nptie'Tl. free "t
charge. which will ran, inte them •-f its
wt rider/Ill menta and site„ a hat a rave
tar do I'ar-size Nate will ' ' •+a ,•srly
4Ael •
Literary \Mares.
The (`.t].tnlAt METHODIST MAOAFANS for
September. WM. Tuerie. publisher. Throe-
. to. St a year: it for sac monwh.: single num.
hers. m cents.
The most notable feature in the cur-
rent number is Dr. Puneh.m•s last arti-
cle, On Wesley and his Literature, and
bis last Nene, Moth worthy of that
matchless pen, new at rest forever. The
illustrated articles are "Picturesque
Spain." "The Flowery Kangden•`. China)
and the adventures tet t Canadian et
Athens. all handsomely illustrated.
An excellent portrait and life -sketch 4
George McDougall are also given. The
Editor continues his story of old R.•man
life and gives an account et that remark-
able character. Rnger Williams, the
founder 4 Rhode island. A charming
sketch of Irish travel, "The Lakes of
Killarney," is also given, with sstwal.
miner articles
Oa %M he teeeeleid.
In these titre* of quack medicine ed•
vertisements everywhere• it is testy
gratifying to find ,•ne re -Melly that is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as rec•.mtuended. Electric Bitter% we •
can vouch for as being a true and talia-
hle remedy,n.Ica
and one that will do ad -I
a.•mmended. They invartalda) rani
stemich and Liver Complaints. l -rises
.1 the Kidneys and Urinary difticultiea
\\'e kn•'w whereof we speak. and can
resdily nay. give them a trial. Sold at
May rents a Mottle, by all druggista.-
Adv.
As a Family Medtrine Ik. CaRnn's
St.'mac•h sad Constipation Rattedtl are
rapidly taking the place of pills, they
are equally effectual. do not gape. weak-
en. or produce manses and are purely
t eatable. in isrge N or Mottles at EP
cents.
enrink �e Rhynes apwtai agent fon
Dr. Carson never claim
Stomach and Constipation Bitters any
�r
nags, t•Lot'4 PnwEE .•r HCALtwe, but
with the quiet consciousness .1 the me-
diainel virtues he prescribes them to ail
th.ae who suffer fr,mi ant .lerangemennt
.1 the $tentsch, Rowels, titer and Kid-
neys. in large 8 .s. bottles at Cap tats
rGeorge Rhino' special agent for Clods -
ARE YOU 1
Are you a Dyspeptic > Hare
indigestion) is your Liver slo�iilt 1
Dees yea feta freebie you 1 �loee
deep fail to refresh you 1 is your appe-
tite and energy gone ' aorta* frost
Brazil will tun you. tone you rep. and
int igerats your whole system. it is a
gentle purrtive, acts ss IS wonder upon
and gives eteength anti energy to the
Digestive apparatus. it isatingIy anti-
biltnn,. carries off all surplta toile, tones
the Liver, gives sound Digestion and
speedy health to the Dyspeptic and the
lltili,ns Try a 10 rent sample at loss!
at
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HAMILTON. ONT.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. EXDIRITIONS.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
POR
E XCELLENCEand SUPERIORITY
.,r,r, fa/ .'„nip. e.
F (hPanect Rf Rest Renri
W ORI.D_
Adopted and in use nn 19 Railway lines in
the U. S. and (.'ands. -lee Ilia. aur trade
mark. "LYMAN BARR, t. stem -Mewl on each
reel. BUT HO OTHER. Send for prices and
circular to R. W. McKrtztr. Ooderirh.
DOMINION BARB WIRB FENCE ro.
177340.
/Mistreat.
$72
1.7.g.
Ogtty oet/t ahtNmAdedslMelsy
sus* Os.. Augusta, Mates.
. _ to
�,•a•
`SIE• `-
Farmers Attez-s.tic -
Barbee Fence \\'ire contracted for in any nuantir) td eery Iowe,t price
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
-177!
R' ire asst barb gal.-anir•d after being twisted n hien si1101..t s.•at• c it.
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS NO WEEDS NO WASTE LANDS.
G. H. PARSONS,
CHEM' HARDWARE, GUI)}:1t1('H.
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OLOU TOBACCO 00„
Drrierirr M,, w . women* a
RON'T FORGET
THAT
E. DOWNINGS.
14 tale piece for
FIRST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES.
re -Boots and Shoes repaired and me.de to order.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
R=_
ar, sere:inejsenie Cps iat 11.trr-ai::s in
Dress Goods, Prints, Shirtings, Denims, Ducks, Table
Linens, White and Grey Cottons.
PRI 'T'I'8 Fax colors. trim 5c. per yard up.
BLACg C &SIIMERE8_ -Special Make, without exception the best make
in down.
COTTON SFSIRTTNGS_-Extra Value, from 121c. up.
TWEEDS_ Firer +elc Enxl:sh. Scotch and Cauadtan. Suits made to order in
drat Claes style for 110 112. 41i. $16 (Lad 118. All cloth bought cut out free of charge.
• REID & SEYD, Manchester House, roderich.
Merchant Tailoring!
9
l -hr Fs.' ahle Tailor, is now in a position to cz • Ai, „rd,•r. !,c n, tt h, tl , r,11 •-v,th, in
THE LATEST SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES.
ON HAND, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ETC.
['Tall and see oar
ugh Dunlop, Fashionable Tailor, West -St., Goderich.
SAUNDERS' VARIETY STORE.
Stove and Tinware Depot.
SPECIAL LINES IN STOVES.
SPECIAL LINES IN FANCY GOODS
AND JEWELLERY.
SPECIAL PRICES IN WALL PAPER,
6,000 ROLLS CHEAP.
Note the Stand. "The Cheapest House Under the Sun."
trNett door to the Post Office Weat'o
NEW GfAI T)a ARRIVINc7 EVERY DAY