The Huron Signal, 1881-09-30, Page 66
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 30, 1881.
the Poet's Corner.
.waeae tet,.wa.
Swiss tot gate wide, 'Poona Peter.'
Rlag de bell and beat d hong,
Saints and mertyn a.on ll meet der
Brudder, Reb'rend Q L0 Strung.
Tara de guard out, Ola'ral MMhasL
Arras present de Ilan slung,
LM ds hand play "Coak'ring Baro"
y)''or de Iteb'rettd Quash° r;rroag,
.!wept, march down wid your br.d'ren.
Tribes an' banners musterin' strong,
Slime ob welcoae from ole Abram,
Answer, IWO:sendQnwkostrong.
Tose yew harp -strings night. Kiri David.
Slag your good ole htoadied tong,
Let de serapbsdance mid cymbals,
'Round de 1 . l rrud Quack -o Strong.
Angela hear me yell Hw►nncr.
Hear Loy tial..+t aye, !fund sone;
Haileluyer! rto a cumin,
I'm de R •ti ren i Quarto Strong.
.tiake dot a Is,.. ruts radd., eyaclous,
.►ud de waist -belt biennl.t' long,
'Cause 'twit/ take dune room In glory
For de Rel; rend Quacko Strong.
What ! iso enc at de !militia'?
'Pears like ruff in'huddcr's wrong.
Suess 111 gib dot 'lttpy peter
lrlts horn it-h'rend Quat•ko Strong.
What a narrer little gateway •
Iiy'dat gate sin hard to use. e.
"Wil•, am an! r sari '1'o+'le P.••or
Fromc tl.e parapet above.
Uncle Peter, don't ;..0 know ,tic
Me a elinin light so long?
Why de berry niggahs rail the
Good olt heti r::1.1 Q t t:Lu ' trong.
O'n'nome-de shout in' preacher,
Reg'e• hull hug Wesleyan too;
Whar in the woods you've been • loadn' r
Some old rooster's hotl.•r'd you
I reckon. Why I've converted
hundreds ti darkiee in a sung,
item, ' o-.'n••r vet nuv :nassa!
I'm de Rrb'rend Quack, strong,
Hark to that ar' ttiros roar,',
tar it ay lent r•elln n,& icer;
S.... de drtal. dragon t5Sin
!iea l Rk•• nigh, awl motif ole tire
"Tis do h -rry I::nq " d: bbas,
An' he am rusniu' right along.
Oh dear Peter please to open
TV l +• IC:1 1.'Y .taa.'kV J:1'U,- g.
A:.i a:h , 1 ... t feel:,
Getting wanner all about.
menti momtrood,t:ir.tl'eene!Pit
Let nit in. fulfill too stout
T E..wid Major Satan
Into dat warts t!!mate 'ming
-Ire an' brimstone. dere ma knockin,'
r.dchurcu menJrr,
Quack() Strong.
Pre• lord noise,. ,:e in' near. r.
. : "tfle dnm•'ll I:k ' lN.wder amu,,,: 6
...:. • r:.•i, . i:i:rl heabt•t. help Lit -
Lard forgib is poor ole moke.
. Allcre was so berry holy,
Singin'antt pray in' extra lung;
Now de debble's gwine to cotch me.
Poor ole rai,n•r..Quacko Strong.
1 is ! dai gate swing back a little,
Mighty equeexing to get loo!
Ole .\;sal;rpt: ho,vling heeler,
Ertrything round am blue.
Bang de gate got„! and 'telzebub
Bunch ob wool upon his prong.
Goes along widout the soul ob
Miassbul sinner, name ob Strong.
Tawas Ices.
When we see the lien, "No Trust,"
stook up behind the counter, we ides
that, although it may not be altogether
complimentary to the man's customers,
it indicates that he is doing business on
a safe basis. It does not imply that his
iutriess intend to be dishonest, but they
may hi forgetful or careless, and, before
pay-day ccr may 1w •change
in their that will prevent
them from diesharging their obligations.
Indifferent as to running in debt trench-
es closely upon the border of stealing
and it is a melancholy fact that some
very distinguished men have been no-
torious for their recklesnees is contract-
ing pecuniary obligations, and also for
their utter unconcern in meeting their
liabilities.
"No trust" may be regarded as
equivalent to "Not td be trusted:" and
now suppose that every untrustworthy
thing about us were thtu labelled in con-
spicuous letters, how many surprises we
should have : No one can distinguish
with his own eye the electrotyped article
from sold gold; and in Paris every jewel-
ler is obliged by law to placard his goods
according to their intrinsic value. What
a relief it would be if some such statute
could be made universal ! You buy, near perfect as puarible and I have
for instance, what purports to be a piece known some who, have for days before
the show worked day and night and this
gratuitously, their only pay consisting in
the knewledge that they have done their
best and in hearing the thanks of the
exhibitors and visitors fur the excellent
Tba Appr.asgetsg
The time is wow at hand when the an-
nual
wnual fall shows will doe held
different ,arta ,.f i be ,+ant,: t v , awl Ute
labor t.f ,... riche :tl.'t U w.:.,,: , ,•t ,. ,e t,,
will to ::••'Rets. t.•; a•l:el, nsauuued,
and crihti,o.! 1 :W, a uvetylio.ly.
This is, or s!n ultt i,o, t..v .;t.a.td hubday
for the f.uwet dd'hW f.t:usiy, iu wuwh
they eau aaeen.:de ttglrtho. and eaat.u:w
each other's pro.luce a el Tette slug ret vo.we
the means used to r gaga• m..►: t ion
fat px,hest luISin, ••r ate ..
te :iotk
pnmpk . Tu ascertain *height the
treatment dilteted }roto tltrir es is. there-
by increasing the ku..wlel;'s ue:•.su,.iry
to keep up wit:, the 1luat-.. ','se it: usual
show t.h„tad Ix tt tt.e
yearly drill anti ievit.a w to the wluier
or exaluillatiot, Ray n., tt/ ti.v student.
At these get ht'& r s tl.e aL..n:eat pro-
ductions of the stai.ie, fLe geld, the
dairy, and .l•.,*..u.; tit.,.:,t:►c::sten, are
all gathered te:e:her :o.d 1.•tw both t.n
interesting and i..:,tructitt• ...slit.' ion.
A few tl.iirgs arc ueuuaty to make tite
show it success The first is, the active
and earnest o.. ulceration of the agricul-
tural co:,nuwity. Tact often the entire!
work is left to a few who ate earnest in
their endeavors to make the show as
MRS. WARNOCK
as. o ban easeroas oastgsrsp, V
sad aiosM twat she kas opeastt o f
has sew soak ens
HAMILTON STREET OPPOSITE
THE
COLBORNE HOT>i:L
acrd solicits • eonttsoance of their psttpwaa.,
an ahs can w ountktenee rawmtaeed her
gg'class
as be t clin every pergolas,.
ltaa
ytisltaid d CAMERON as a000m-
mlulaer, boon astound as att-
estant. -
A /:ALL Ie UEarn&Tlr5TLLT IXYIIID.
Wasted Immedleteb. • nastier of apprea-
ttess to !oars millinery.
IVHastloa Street, set door to W. Wit-
cNara Grocery. 1714.. j
of woollen goods, a suit of broad cloth,
with a beautiful colour and finish, or a
roti of carpeting of the most fashionable
pattern, and it turns out that but a
small proportion of the stuff which
enters into these goods ever grew on the management. Now it is not fair to
back of sheep. leave it all to a few. Many hands make
Her: is a ship equipped for sea. light work, and there are few farmers
Everything looks well about her; she is who do not look with honest pride on
freshly painted and newly furnished; the success of their local show, it matters
the cabin is exquisitively adorned, the not how interested they may be in the
colours that stream from the utast-head large fain which are held at a distance.
are bright and fair; but if we could see, Yet they would feel worse over the fail-
' lust above water nark the phosphoric I urs of the township and county shows in
• words gleaning out, ''Not to be trusted, ' their own locality, if they were below
warning us that the timbers are unsound the average than they would over that
or the engine imrerfect, or that the sails of the larger ones. And why l Because
and cordage are rotten, or that the the nearer home the more are they in -
vessel is not properly manned, the cap- terested and tilled with the thought that
tain incompetent and the crew rebellious, 1 they are partially responsible for the
we should be very thankful for the cau- ajtccess .or failure of it. This ie the right
tion. - idea, and if each and all act upon it and
A -ntan is about to cross a bridge, go to work with a will they will find
drivimq it heavy team. To all -appear—plenty to do. It has never yet been my
ances it is a well-built structure:it has Ot to see ta, many assistants at the
h \ th t' t h d d
borne the weight of many s heavy load l °alt .ens a d is k an an
let all be determined to make the shows
' in days gone by; it has securely resisted of 1881 the beet that have ever been
the most terrible freshets tnd ice -packs; seen in this country. I think we may.
it still seems to be in sufficiently gtxtd Ste proud of our annual shows, but let
and
repair; but it is, in fact, worn out and i "onwardto anitd upwarbrotherd”farmerbe thethat fmoromtto,
see
. unsafe; and there are inspectors who' the oldest to
, the youngest you, all corn -
know er ought ,to know, that it is so; bine with heart and hand to •nmke it a
and ufttil it is rebuilt they should have
hung out a great sign: "Not to be
trusted 7" Neglecting to do this, the
next thing that we hear is that the bridge
has gone, and the man and beast have
gone to the bottom with it.
And has it not occurred that when a
railway bridge had to, to be crossed,
"Not to be trusted," should have been
painted on it.
And turning from the works of man to
the man himself, ought not many among
our own species to be labelled with the
words, "Not to be trusted?" The in-
mates of our prisons, as might be ex-
pected, wear some such badge. Their
dress and manner and countenance be-
tray them. But in other quarters there'
are those who deserve to be thus branded
who do not bear about them any visible
mark of reproach.
There comes to you a great philanthro-
pist and reformer, who has devoted his
life to the service of humanity. What- -
ever the cause may be which he has
happened to take in hand, he represents
it as "the greatest of all canoes."—the
one thing which it is needful to do in l
order to save the world. He has sacri-
ficed everything, that he might put him- I
self at the head of this mighty movement
and all that he asks in return is a liberal
supply of money to support him, and
your suffrage to give him position.
Look carefully, and under the skin you
may read the words,—"Not to he
trusted.'
We have sometimes listened to very -
impassioned and melting speakers, who,
just because of their excessive fervor,
seemed to be unworthy of credit. There
is an artificial style of animation and
an excessive show of candour, whish, are
always to be suspected. By watching a
little you will soon detect the false ac-
cent and the misplaced emphasis. Many
a nun, in order to take the audience off
their feet, lifts himself up white he
treads upon nothing.
There is a latent instinct by which we
determine who, among our sisseiatos,
deserve to be trusted. Nothing can
shalt, our oonfidenoe in certain persons
whom we thoroughly know, while
"trifles light as air" may destroy oar
cunfidenee in others. When one man
gives us his hand we are ewe that his
helot is in it; the more fervently another
man greets as the more we distrust him.
JOHN PASMORE
Manufacturer of
aolls,Ca flOS
VICTORIA -St., Corner of Trafalgar.
Agent fir the Celebrated
SEEGMILLER CHILLED PLOUGH
Aad Agrenwlesral messinews&
Also, agent for the
Queen's Fire& Life Ins. Co.
This 1s one of the beet Companlee to esist-
ence being prompt and rel*ble. Information
furnished cheerfully un applicant's.
7gq.am J01114 rAsle•Rt.
HAIR DRESSING.
Mrs_ rr. Robertson
►HAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
c.1 Informix's the ladies of otmv'y generally: that she Goderich, and the
The Otero fey to tsr World.
Dattascus is the oldest city in the
worhl. Tyre and Sidon have crumbled
.,n the shore; Baalbec is a ruin! Palmyra
ii buried in a dessert; Nineveh and
Babylon have disappekred from the
Ti -i• tars•! the Euldtratcs. Damascus
remsinswhat it was before the days of
Abraliatn—a center f thole and travel
..n isle ..f ••ordure iu ti.a dessert; •'a
',residential calital" with martial and I
sacred associations catendin4 through !
thirty centuries, Tt was n,•'r Damascus
that Saul of Tarsus saw the light above
the brightness of the sun; the street
which is taller', Strait, is w!.ich it was
!said "lie prayed,' stiil runs ttrough the
vitt'. The caravan conies a::d goes as it
did a thousand years ago; . there is still
the t,helik, the ass, and the water -wheel;
the merchants .of the Eul,hrates and the
Mtlediterranean still .,ccui.y the atreete
-with the multitude of their wares. -
'The city which 1fahoittct surveyed from
t. neighboring height, and was afraid to
enter. "because it was given for than to
have i,ut one paradise ;tied for his part
he was resolved not to have it in this
world," is to -day nlwt Julian called the
"Eye of the East," •s it was. in the time
'.f Isaiah, "the head of Syria."
From Damascus came Ole damson,
ur blue plums, and the delicious apri-
cot front Pa11114a1 called .lamasco; darn -
..'Ir h. idiful fihr'c of a'tton and
silk, .,, h v::.cs toad dowers raised upon
a su. .th, 1.right ;,round; the damask
rose introduced ctto England in the
time of Henry Viii. ; the Damascus
blade, so famous the world over for its
keen edge sod wonderful elasticity. the
secret of whose utanufaeture was lost
when Tamerlane vitriol the artist into
Persia; mid that beautiful art of inlay
i'g wood and steel with told and silver,
a kind .1 m, sti.,, en:;t.it;ter nal eculp-
Tvremuted -caMI ilatnaa eenThg-
aid; which boxes, bureaus, and swords
re i ,till a city of
Cowers atst hri,a•t waters; the 'dr'eams
of Lebanon and the "alk .of geld'' still
murmur and spa::0 in the wilderness •f
the that an gaedsec
SEE TO iT ? %na'ttra, tfrttm Brazil)
will mire the wont ease of Dyspepsia.
A ..nide does .01 relieve in a degree
:hat shows its wixtda'f.1 curative pow-
ers, and its .ersli tr a. tion upon the
f><tuenach andave Organs. It is a
positive and a mite run. f .r Costive -
•.sr arot /' inlui,tetten, a. — , in a re-
markable way upon s !tearoom. carrying
off inn 1 tie.. A• 1 !,:, s , r !star its
actions are most remarkable. it tones
and s•'mn'ttrs , ie Lit er t. action, it
-o•rreets the stools and regulates the
bowels. A few doges will surprise you.
Wimple bottle. 10 etr
It.
1.,
Btemoved to East Street,
Near Knox Church. Goderich, where she car-
ries ot. Bair Dressing in .11 its branches.
Switches, Curls, Puffs, Frizettes
Braiding, etc., done up in
the Latest Styles.
success. Let it be a general holiday and
every member in the fancily be at the
show. It will be a day well spent and
one to look back to. for months perhaps
years. . We do nut have enough of these
friendly gatherings, but let w make
those we do have as interesting as possi-
ble
Ohm Away.
N e cannot help noticing the liberal
offer made to all invalids and solemn
by Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption. You are requested to call et
any drug store, and get a Trial Bottle
/rye of mat. if you are suffering with
Consumption, severe Cott, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay ever, Loss
of Voioe, Hoarwnese, Of any affection of
the Throat er Lonesit will pnsitiveh
mare yin
A Call in ReepectfUlly Solicited
Goderich. June 70. 11111.. lTm-&n
Free From Symptoms of Nervous
Debility_
791? TREMONT STRatrr, tf09TOY,
(let. 6th, 1869.
A LEX. NOTMA N:
DEARSIR,-In reply to your enquiry as to
toyy op inion and ex ot of the IiOLMAN
LII R PAD andrienits suxillartes, 1 have
much -pleasure in stating that thnegh 1 appli-
ed them without any faith in their efficacy or
belief in the principles of absorptive treatment
nor the attack of nervous prostration, partial
pnralvsis ands tonic dyspepsia, from which I
Lad been eulferink for the past two years, I
can now,thank Gnd, declare that '.t has result-
ed in the ENTIRE removal of the symptoms.
1 had tried every system of treatment- Ally-
toethle. Homeopathic, and Eclectic. ('rude
Electricity and Turkish Rath -for the whole
of the t..o years. but without effect. Persuad-
ed. touch against rely- will, to try the Pail and
Plaster, 1 put them en, and in two days found
that the patalye's of the nerves and muscles
was conquered. the entire nervout system
gradually Vaned up, and now. and now, at the
present moment. e x months from the, day of
application, I A. FREE Fi!OM any symp-
toms of nervous debility or dyspeptic tenden-
cr. in my professional practice as a physi-
cian, in private life., and among my personal
friends.' shadesteem it my bounden duty and
my highest privilege. as an net, of gratitude,
to counsel and enforce the adoption of the
Holman Pad. Plaster and :Absorption Salts an
the best, only reliable, and effectual remedial
agency for every disease having for its origin
the stomach. Itt•er,brain,or great nerve centres.
Yours faithfully,
FiSBis..1. GARRiT, M,D
Gadnate of London University Eli., 1858;
Dean and Registrar nelson Med cal Col-
lege of Specialists : Professor of Medico -
Legal Jurisprudenco.and Lecturer on Dis-
eases of Woman and ('hildren.
Felt Like Another Man in Two
Weeks.
OANANOWCW. ONT.. 14v. e, 1977. ,
HOLMAN LIFER PAD CO.:
DEAR Stns.- .after wearing the Pad for two
weeks I felt like another man. it b now four
weeks since 1 pat it on, and I am now enjoying
good health. i shall with pleasure recommend
Holman s Pad to all parties suffering from
Liver complaints, etc.
Yours respectfully
REV. wia. J. JOLiTFE,.
M. Moister.
SEEDS FOR 1881.
LEMON SQUEEZERS. CARD
BOARD, BRISTOL BOARD,
SCRAP PICTIJ RES,
CAMP MOM,
CANVASS, tt
AT
G. C. ROBERTSON'S.
Thanking the public for past favors, 1 take
Manure in stating that I have on band •
better stock than ever before of choice
Wheat, Barley, Peas Black and White Oats.
Teras, Clover, and Timothy: also Pea Vine
Clover, `Seiko, Lucerne and Lawn Grass.
A drat cam assortment of
FIELD, GARDEN and ?LOWER SEZDS,
selected with great caro from the bed said
hooses in the country. Call sad sae. We
keep the bed and most gettable seed we esu
purchase.
A reveller leafs.
The Clinton New Era thus alludes to
the recent shower of alkali :—"Last week
in the northern part of the county, the
rain which fell on the afternoon of 'black
Monday' was nearly as dark as ink, and
so strongly impregnated with alkali, as
to kill a large number of the fish, frogs
and turtles in the Maitland River. Mr.
R. Sprung, of Hullett also lost a apkn-
ded pig by its drinking the water. He
was feeding it up for exhibition at the
Provincial, end during the night it went
to the river for a dring ; next morning it
was found burst open.
vise Firm *see.
Self-reepeot is the first step in all re
formations; and when your blood is
laden with impurities and on are soar
ing from bilioaesar or 3js'eprnia, the
fMtsnip to a naiad ewe is to take Ber-
doek Blood Bitten. Price 11.000, trial
rise 10 seat&
A Gala Reseda.
Malty medicines check too soddenly
attacks of Bowel Complaints, iedwwwesnag
dangerous inflammation, Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry,
•trengthee and heals the diseased sa
weakened !meow sorties of the Stomach
and Bowels, and safely cares every form
• '•f Soames Complaints
COMPTOWS SURPRISE CORN,
The best keyet tl two heGround
cake o
„JAMES McNAIR.
1779.. Hamiltea St.
Thimers esz,tioxz !
Barbed Foam Wire contracted tor la any quantity at very lowest prices.
I SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBEL) FENCE WIRE.
177!
Wire and barb galvanised atter being twisted which cannot scale off.
The Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS—NO WEEDS—NO WASTE UNDS.
For sale by
G. H. P t SNS,
CHEAP HARDWARE, OODERICH.
ANCHOR LINE.
5000 BARRELS 5000
GOOD APPLES 1
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sall every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW
CABINS. Sea to M. STEERAGE Mr
These Stesmendo not carry cattle, sheeporPii
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS 155 to M.
m Raunion at Reduced
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or trim
any Railroad Station in Europe or America.
Drano at lowest rates, pa able thee of charge, t
throughout England, Scoti&nd and Ireland.
Forbooks of informatiou, plans. &c., apply
t0 HSVDrR•ON BROTHERS, 7 BOWuxoOwes,
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCK. Albion Block,
1751 'Agent at Ooder eh
Record of the LYMAN Barb
FIRST PRIZES AWARDED THE
"LY dAN';
ARE
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
AT
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Fou'r-Barb Wire Fencing
at
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CINCINNATI, OHIO. EXHIBITIONS.
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The Cbeapcat & Best Fegcisi
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Adopted and la use on 11 Railway Lines in
the G. 8. and Canada. See that our trade
mark, "LTnaw BARN," la stencilled on each
real BoY no O 51301. Bead for prices sad
elrcal rs to R. W. Motmtsts, Oedertob.
DOMINION 114118 WIRE I'$NCM E CO.
7y A WEL 1! Lttir at Mme doresWely
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PURE DRCGS AND CHEMICALS, • HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICLNE
PATENT MEDICLNES, PERFUMERY, &c.,
W TO
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
IP
"Ir OTT WANT
GOOD CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, &c.,
GO TO
THE PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE.
d splendid asortment of FISHING TACKLE. just received. and will be sold CHEAP.
GEO. RHYNAS
Successor to GEORGE CATTLE.
Blake's Block, treat the Market, Goderich.
Prescriptions a Speciality - - - Night Bell on the Front Door
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
11=7Z dz SNEY7Z_
are offering some Special Bargains in
a
Drees Goods, Prints, S ' s, Denims, Ducks, Table
Linens, White and Grey Cottons.
PRINTS_ -Fut Colon. from fie per yard up.
BLAC$ CASHMERES.-SpecW Make, without exception the bed make
in town.
COTTON SHIRTING -B_-Extra Yalu, from 11+c, up.
T WEEDS.. -Fine Selection in English, Scotch and Causdtan. Suits made to order in
1 trot Class Style for I10. 512, elf. Viand e18. All cloth bought cut out free of charge.
REID & SEYD, Manchester House, Goderich.
Merchant Tailoring!
HUGH DUNLOP,
The Toshio able Tailor, is now in • position to execute all orders he may be favored with, fa
THE LATEST SPR/NG AND SUMMER STYLES.
• N HAND, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ETC.
dorCall sad see our Goole,
Hugh Dunlop Faahio nable Tailor, West -St,, Goderich.
SAUIWERS' 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 OSE &Pa
Not* the Stand. "1 ne Cheapest House Under the Sun."
•!tett doer to the Past Omee. West Pt.
NNW f 4)OT'IM ARRIVilttl 1m RRP nAV