The Huron Signal, 1881-10-21, Page 3THIt HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY O+G'1L_21. !Saul.
Good i slim .
Of all the virtues and graces. then is
sone, psAaps, that wears better,
seen eamfatiag and comfortable
&loogtlile of, to ban in tl.+ h
Doe, the" good nature.
Beautyis pleasant to look 'upon, but
fades in ea few brief years; and some-
tisess, even in its Sash and glow, loses
its atteestiveness, bemuses distasteful, if
we dissever it to be but a mask covering
unlovely traits of character. Energy and
hoalty are eommendable queliiies, and,
if not oombined with a tow sbrswdiah or
doseiueeting disposition, render their
possessor • useful member of society,
and a desirable companion on the jour-
ney of hfa Talent and genius we ad-
mire; and cultivated manners are plea-
sant to meet with; but good nature, that
cheerful and sunny disposition that takes
the world at its best -that rives .mils
for frowns, and gentle words for harsh
and bitter ones -that overlooks wrongs
and forgets injuries -who shall give its
full meed.of praise T
I have in my mind's eye, as I write, a
little woman who possesses this virtue in
an eminent degree -nut that idle good
nature that is good natured because it is
too sluggish and easy to takethe world in
any other fashion; but thst good nature
that is made up from a naturally kind
disposition, combined with a temper dis-
ciplined and under control; a judgment
enlarged and heart rendered charitable
in the school of life; end a mind that
bas learned through observation and ex-
perience how far better it is to , pass
lightly over the ills and misfortures and
even the wrongs that we bear, than to
dwell opo., enlarge and make much of
them.
Such a person is Mrs. . Nor
is she one of those who, being gond them-
selves, feel themselves called upon to
thrust ether people's feelings and short
comings in their faces. And yet, quiet,
unassnasing as her goodness is, one can-
not but be bitter in her presence; as the
example is so lovely and bears such ex-
cellent fruit, to pattern after it moms as
a natural and spontaneous desire "
People go into her house and come
away laying: "What an amiable lady !"
"What sweet and pleasnt ways she
has !"-though they generally add (it is
so hard to give absolute and unstinted
praise, even when it is due), "but then
it is easy enough for her to be good;such
pleasant surroundings; such lovely and
goad tempered children; such a devoted
husband !"
Yes, the children are indeed pleassat
mannered and amiable. They never w
mamma in the sulks, or with an ugly
frown upon her face, or scolding the
cook or quarreling with papa. And
what wonder -since they think mamma
perfection itself -they fol ow in him foot-
steps and take upon themtelvs her
pretty, gentle ways 7 Place them under
a different guardianship for a few yeas.,
and see how they will come out, and
whether or no they posses mote than
ordinary goodness or sweetness of dispo-
sition !
Her husband indeed is devoted, and
knows that he has a precious jewel in his
wife ; yet he is far from being perfect-
ion, after all ; and like many another
masculine, when he has an attack of dys-
pepsi•, or businescares weigh upon him,
he is a little irritable and unreasonable ;
ur if plain words are to be used, a trifle
and sometimes more than a trifle, cross,
"In the first years of our married life,'
said Mrs. M. to me one day, "Henry us-
ed to be muc? more fretful and unreas-
onable than he is now, and I was young,
sensitive and inexperienced, and would
cry my eyes out over every cross word
he said to me. I found this didn't mend
nutters ; and when the children began
to come, i said to myself, 'what a miser-
able household I shall have, end how un-
fitted I shall be to train up my little ones
into the happy and cheerful men and wo-
men I desire them to be, if I keep on
like this !' And I made a resolution
that I would wear a smileand take things
in a cheerful way, let come what would;
that, let Henry say what he liked to me,
I would not mind in the least ; that I
would take every cross or fault-finding
word as if it were not meant -would turn
it off as a jest, mor at least let it pas
lightly as not worth worrying over ; and
I have held to my resolution ever since.
My husband at first scarcely knew what
to make of it ; and be soon food I was
not to be fretted, saddened, or put out ;
and as then was neither opposition to
his irritableness nor fuel furnished it, it
burned out the sooner; and I think he
grew ashamed of his one sided disagree-
ablertee, for be seldom speaks now in
any bot an amiable way ; and I tatter
myself we are about M cheerio) and hap-
py a family, take us all in all. es is to be
found."
How smell better this than to .sake
much of every hurt and wren to brood
over and dwell ups it till a mote be -
mines a mountain?
Try my little friend's practice, weary
wife sad *saber, to whom life eeesea aU
uphill work, with little recompense of
Save or gratitude, and ase if her plan
of not minding, takiag things in a light
avid cheerful way, does not pour oil up•
ea the troubled waters, and make the
enmetisses rough aid bard going wheids
n/ doemestie maobieery ren ha more easy
and cemfovtable grown"
la
live
with
eenniessemer immo&
If two angeli were to live together, I
Loney there would be times whoa per-
fect unanimity of opinion might not pre-
vail. And; in such a case, one of 'he
angels might vent his diseatiataotion in
words which the other angel would do
well not to hear. In het, the art of
not hearing is important in the promo-
tion of happiness.
Then are so many things which are
painful to hear, many of which, if heard,
will disturb the temper and detract from
cententment and happiness, that every-
one should be educated to take in or
shut out sounds at will. It a man falls
into a violent passion and calls me all
manner of name, the first word shute
my car and I hear no more.
if in niy buhet t to age of life 1 am
caught in one of thus. domestic whirl -
elude of scolding, I shut my eau, as a
sailor would furl his sail, and raking all
tight, aced before the gale. If a hot and
restless man begins to inflame my feel-
ings, I consider what mischief these
sparks might do in the magattinto below,
where Puy temper is kept, and instantly
close the door. •
Does a gadding, mischief -making fel-
low begin to inform me what people are
.eying about me, down drops the portcul-
lis of my ear, and he cannot get in any
further. A well-disposed person never
hears as impertinent remark. A kind of
discreet deafness saves one from many
insult., from mock blame, from not $
little apparent connivance in dishonour-
able conversation.
Eke C•.derIsr.
What an alert type of inen the con-
ductors on the steam railroads are ! Pro-
bably the engineers are also, but there's
no good chanes to get a hook at than
while they have their hands on the
levers and their eyes are peering alun:t
the line of track as far as keen vision can
tech. But the 000dutor is all alive un-
der his quiet and impassive exterior.
There is little is his car he dues tet see,
even while his whole attention appears
to be concentrated by the ticket be holds
in one hand to he cut by the punch is
the ether. And there is nothing be dos
sot hear and understand down to the
most needless question. Amid the
clangor of the swift moving train, the
lightest unusual noise ur jar about the
running gear tells its story instantly to
his acutely edecated ,ear and quickened
setsdl- And if anything Is wrong, rr
suspected to be wrong, how promptly
yet how quietly, with what freedom from
fuss, or anything approeclt,ng to flurry
or panic, he moves towards the right
place. He ie the very- embodiment of
self -poised gnivive. What soldiers these.
.ten would make.
Ilan and Wonsan.
Adam was first formed and then Eve,
and she was made of the man and fur the
man; all which are urged by Paul (I Cor.
xi, it, 9), as reasons for the humility,
modesty, silence and submissiveness of
that sex general, and particularly the
subjection and reverence which wives
owe to their husbands. Yet man being
mole last of creatures as the best and
most excellent of a11, and Eve being
made after Adam and out rf him, put an
honor upon that sex as the glory of the
man. The man was dust refined, hut
the woman was dust double refined. The
woman was made out of the aid., of
Adam; not out of his feet to be trampled
upon by him; hnt out of his side to be
equal with him, ander his arm to be pro-
tteegqted, near his heart to be loved. -
[Matthew Henry.
•t•1.b Rates. For INN,.
hew Attu RaCnaacia.-The most ex-
quisite little toilet gem extant for ase
teeth wild breath s • TuAtlaatiy." Sam-
ple 6 Dents.
lattadasasrw
Used to say, "Boys, if your blood is out
of order try Burdock tea;" and they had
to dig the Burduok and buil it duwu in
kettles, making a nasty smelling dect c -
tion now you het all the curative pre -
put up to a palatable form in
Fur -dock Blood Bitten. Price $1, trial
*Ise 10 cont.
Get the .lest.
1». Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry is the best, most prompt and
safest cure for Cholera Morbus-
tsrStomacheick Stomach - CramppssCholic
and Cholera Infantum that has yet been
discovered. Its popularity is undimmed
by age, medicine dealer sell it.
We have made arrangements to club
THE SIGNAL with the leading city week-
lies at the following rats :
SIGNAL AND GLOSS, . - .1+2.25
SIGNAL AND ADVIRTI.IA,. 2.50
SIGNAL AND MAIL, 2.25
SMONA!. AND RIIRAL CANADIAN, 2.25
SIGNAL AND CANADIAN FARYRR,2.25
SIGNAL ',IND CANADA PRRNIYTIRZAN 3.00
Onwr 11 i,n
tor.
Gem Sickness.
The best remedy and preventative for
Sea Sickness is Dr. Fowlers Extract of
Wild Strawberry. It is also the best
remedy for all forms of Summer com-
plaints, whether on sea or land it will
not !ail you. All druggist's sell it 371.t cts
per bottle.
"T1s Leaves sill be for 1M Seidler ortae
llatleae."
The leaf of the Wild Strawberry has
verified that Scriptural quotation. Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Stawbetry is
the marvel of healing in all varieties of
Summer Complaints, and Fluxey, Cho-
lera Morbsa, Cholera Infantum and
every form of Bowel Complaints of chil-
dren or adults promptly yields to its
power of healing.
GODERICR BOILER BORUS.
Chrystal 84 Black.
TO MILL MSN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS rind SALT PANS manufac-
tured as shortest notice.
All kinds at. Repairing exee.sed under the
personal o+errislta of the Proprietor who
ARE
Practical Wor kmn.
P. ll Hoz 103- 1727
TO BUILDERS._
LINTA1L Slick TARO.
�t sw•ntlty of good white brick an band and
or a at remson•ble raps
The subscriber L now earryies on the brick
making business et the Mitten kilns. and will
gha . l radon which ay be sent him the
most prompt attention. The brick L of Ant -
class aasaty, sed the Mom are reasonable.
Address
JOHN K. McGIBEOOR,
Einlai , P. 0
Vie Great American Rowdy for
CO UGEf COLD, AAITSXA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE., SOARSRH SS AND
TEROAT AFFECTIONS.
Prepared from the shied Bed estrum Gust, (Deli -
Now Moor.) Aslsannie, Soothing, dorawt
e Thule. ele. Superiordu
. $. any m.lw.�
am the above oolnislaints. a *Metallic_
uf the he RM Spruce tree
A owhich dmibt the i w maoissst valuable native esso /Dr
M dktnaIpery°eea
every one
sas heard
Orae won-
derful ef-
Axes of the
Qprsees
sed the
Pinus in
eases of
Lung Dia-
true.
P▪ rance
the phyH
Maws rem. -
Earls send
their eon- row tem.lArfretw� ISPRUCE perarw.,
co1*.
moods and
itrdet. them
ARE YOU.
Are you a Dyspeptic 1 Have you
Indigestion T Is your Liver singtsh
Does Doyour food trouble you T Does
sleep fail to refresh you 1 Is your pe-
tite and energy gone 1 Zorl.A (from
Brad) will care you, tone you up, and
invigorate your whole system. It is a
gentle purgative, beta as a wonder upon,
and gives strength and energy to the
Digestive apparatus. It is strongly anti -
bilious, carnes off all surplus bile, tones
the Liver, gives sound Digestion and
speedy health to the Dyspeptic and the
Bilious Try a 10 cent sample at least.
Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad, generous bosom, and
man needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need- The discovery of
the Cough Remedy, Gay
AT's Sta
or ilan Srsvca Gen, is an apt illnstraa-
tion of this. As a euro for Ooughs,
Colds, Los of Voids and Haareenees it
Meads unrivalled, while its low pries and
radissss d amass pieces it within the
reach of all Try it and be eo.vi old.
All chemists keep it its 26 and 110 -vent
bottles -ad
GRAY'S
SYRUP
Cr
RED
fn this
repara-
tlon the
Goo never
separe Ss..
and all its
a w t t♦rae-
,.-
ueetoranr
nto, Gad
balsamic
properties
are pre-
served.
TA4
Her -
uµ Care-
fully pre-
pured at a
a a r e
gmawf fr
e• drink ofIAefnsrt
a tea .wade GUM , i e k e n
w
grothe
Nle res ecnooA.--ORArrs�rvvJ� ASO
-"1y a the of meow et the.
laws whiob g1.v re the operations of
sad .natio.. and by • careful appli •f
the Mer Mwprrtles of 4relloeSeered Chows. Mr,
R�1�.�aa baa vided war bevhe
kat tables •
laIr.lely llsvnered beverage which 'my save
m arrant heavy deelnrrr Mils, it M by the Judi
Moines neo of beets art)cles of diet that a coo -
'Motto", may sail tenni Mup until meatal
*mate to real every racy to damask
Roadr le of ,�•hlie maladies are Ma�g
wooed el ra•Q'rrto attack whenever thers
omit point., a may mea •
shaft keedthee 6101110,4111 well
la1 -"Janie
.»-.Aiss--makers '-et
he•elste memos ter •A.tnotm t
Ma
Oise, it
Spruce • c .caplet.
Sopa. *0.at.ow-
its remarkable power in rcli<rileg
certain forms of Broucheti.t, mid
almost speeifte effect in curing o -
mtinate hacking Coughs, is now e -c1:
known to the pttblie at'large.
moist sal r'Me.YNe M.w4Ma Prier. r-. o ,. •
D a
The words •
••Arrowoffled Sprees ees Oum-
owe our 1Mpsteed Trade Nark, r..r•;
sed our ,ensile
am( t abide ars also registered.
KERRY. WA 7'SON if; ('O.-
lesaleSok oytAAA Ylreggists�
PrylimareaL
i
Illnaahsl Araks l.br.
TIN bash salmi is the wail las oasts,
Bruises Bens, Visas, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, 'letter, ChappeHands,
Chilblains, Corns, and alt R Eruptions
and positively aures Piles. It is guar.
..teed 10ig ve perfect satidsclwn or
money refunded. Prins 26 cents per
box. For sale by all druggist&
UOLMAN'S
Paas
operate Through;
the Nerve Forces and
Ir�IM
esADS MAIM the Circulation.
Nollmddan's A ue,,�mLiiver & Stomach
mteiFor 1]1.A60M and at�mot
nice,
Mennen's Special Pad. aeept d
s ieaim -
u,
!doimaNs
e eof ewwtM en sod o rirMee U,
. we. Ntmesse ,resile. 8740.
.y���t$/�a-tan's rilont_s' 1nor illinwit-
Man.w !.`ata .a,4 Chtid•e" 5 .O.i bei3�i���l.d' 1
',evens 07.10.
Remit
w • Thad •sad La•r altfi.gorow i eetee.
Ntim n' rP1lr:de--rtirw• elnV
t . es gabber been sae.
N.M+an's A Nr Odd r~«w~s1e»ee+.1•
rod deal* slew..- (1 41, rr►t ileo.
Absorption Ila It far 'ladle. toe
laths. her (b.ldt. ab.e.eata sad .11 se...
whew • medisseed Seth M ,Asa ss Mewl.
het bet huh (Per It a ekase)• 960
01 AMP ALL ANIIT$,
oisl F VW
~W omit
e lam sesios Melee,
stall t e
games*Kean.
THE INET TO MON.
4
Uakeks all the cued sten of the
aid Liver. tarrying
stf gradually weakening the enema,
all the impurities and foul humors of the
Inaclisecretions ; at the sem time
Lddity hof Ilei psis $
curh+¢
sinew
Heartburn.Constipation.Drynes of irisioad /2'el . stuBalt
ttering of
t>tie > Nerwooesnese and General
Debility • all th and many other simi-
lar
Com hunts BLOOD pQL_ _encs
Sample Bottle* 10c ; B18egnlLrse.si$1.
For sage by aU dealers.
T. UMW a C... Preariders. Tema*
lf you tom I
yae.Wh ir.1aof.wsittla..e.
ettaat.ot..wd •• 100,1 •• W et
NOP Sitters. caste. 5 wOP �-
If you ars yam. .ad ..R,Ant from .ay Ip-
ilimme a or . pa too : it 7U. ars -
ot rare, cit w ° . see
�a.rror
w
ems roe emir
..
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ebu t yo*i err
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?lea ttatee,
.1Sitteis p
savvy R0s
p•sei& o
mv� as
of ria eouo
Woo
Farwerr
M o
*111
reorvd
Hop Bi
gas,i�,itraad.tt
urltsea
.ave)ere
t If.. it ham
/!overt toot. , •Joe. 0. T.
■dra3s• t t -.,.•n c. a.
FT1 T
JOHN RTORY
The T14alth M M*U to the host.
the rebfg Roe i► m7 Dram th�M A t Ctras1 Dasl►aesa to ilei tli-R'Mteet
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
sad every othelr ,lien Iim n the
businsnd ess.
cess tui effortswould
tin saving my fipropers4. t many sawose born house, at the late t'14euc
John Story.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRACEAN
SAa xaruvJD Sia
CEROCRY BUSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block. formerly occupied b him. where be will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
• AN
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
D, 0_ STRACI AN,
FA I L
LOVEL ,'$
Province of Ontario Directory
FOR 1881 -1882 -
TO 1;E PUBLISHED IN NOW/00M 1881,
Price 11:.00.
MIL V ELL, at the request of wet.eral
LiMerchants wad other of the Province of
Ontario of the City of Montreal, &c., begs to
aaneu.ee that his Arm will pfshllah aPRO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO DIRECTORY. in No-
vember
o-
vent err next. containing an
Alphabetical Directory
AND A THOROUGH
Coed Muss Directory
of the Hariarrs and Professional men in the
Cities, Towne, and Villages of Ontario with a
Classified Business Directory
Or THE
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The name care and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Directories of
1511 will be given to thla work. Swbscr►ber
mases respectfully solicited, Teres, of Ad-
vertising made known open application.
JOHN LOVELL & SON
Montreal Dec. 1881. Publishers. 1h09
eh dent
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she
bee tedb
row nes SW
etch New Yet
rhe. stases Beat from
?IVtle_ k r
t PA.a AiT.
HOLMAN
'R QJO STREET
Xt.oYe -
V°.1 OHNTON'S`'d
SAT APARI.LA
(j _host�i _g
.d f;.r rify':tg the . tx•.'.
t•.1 Pc •- lw.l•t;o toe for ea yes:.eto
- ,r• .a t • ,;'. t v. boot /-err* •,-. tan at C. ,.
•.' 4( iim •r �l.'K i1 ./.14.1 .'
E.. 1.1 1 •
1' :sl01 (K. Lr-ri 1
(0.�1j ies;et.E.4 (tip •ii18 FAa F,
7 , . +..e.2%1 t. i'.. i.N. a nd ail Duteous
. user, frog a Dtsord.,ed 1.'rcr ur aA
�' n3 t,lnot Th'ctwuds of o':• bet
ale trio It and give It in th.-ir rt.ir•
r•�,j�itrJaos prescribe adtu.;-.
s ass It ri'et,mmend it 41 net.. r+
:4uade horn Yellow Deck. IIrtaa:a-
r.:I�'..t r)or111s. Wild Cheny, St:L..,-m
Sas.atraa, ..e
rr w 41 -known vehr le Roots and
.rax 11lsstrictly mostajMyand toe*
...c wart the oust delicate .. t �ti oo,
,monk. 1•.or m for
:t.- t..1.‘th. the Dower.
.i s *Hi by all drugghoe
et one donor fora bottik, a or
,wanes for Owet�gRo
tadwhe
Met'o li ee=41 arab stat a
-..nd er ape dollar. and we *geed a
t , nes.
w- .loaf d s CO . PtlasDslsrss.
olorm erso O.'r
IN
Mor sate Dy JAVMs Ww1 w,
Gnomon &ETNA$,
Chemist. and Druggists.
p VOWLERS
FTXTF.#0.2,i WI LD
Owner C . • Cholera Noreui, L
aaootarp, 'ramps, �C�okke,, ,81ro �r
ANf01t/e.opswr C.Aplalmt; olio
OAobn Mme, owl all Coo -
Aloft psuI1 ur to ekildro t footh-
ill
squally
botisikial fo t forst bf*sn.
r or e.3 owl.
. odors" Ne. was n ML Blescins.
�?Oi>1t;]IT4. Y. meubtroni 0T rr"te.
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
-OF-
MR. D_ FMR G+USON
-AT A-
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT !
Nearly 4D of paid Stock, as well as my own original Stork, woo bought before the Ad wee
U.f Uwrdware. I am therefore is • pwftlon to sell Cheaper than any other
Mees. la the CNay.
MY STOCK OF
Fariioers', Biillers, & llelleia1 lla.iiare
IS COMPLETE
which I want to run off quickly.
ooM LAND sVT AT SUCH soca. Ates WILL P? Ass TOQ.
Fresh Ground 'Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
R_ W_ (LECKE NZIE
1751-401.
HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
ISUCCEaaORS TO JOHN KNOXi. MANUFACTURERS OF
Busies
C arriaaes
8Z0_ C_
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and Despatch, and at Reas-
onable Rates. Call and examine beforo,purchasing elsewhere.
T_ 8z J_ STORY,
(KNOX'S OLD STND.
if.I,M1LTON STit}:F.T.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
O
F --
Dots and shoes,
CAMPBEIES poor al SIIN EVER
FOR ONE WN Til.
Previous to tock taking. M Stook is Large and well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given
TERMS = CASH
WM. CAMPBELL.
aedsriob, Jaw 13, 15818 1780
Daniel Gordon,
Ciiifittitter ankriti.
MMNIMA Rous in the r ovaty, enol Lamina lead 1*4. ,hie of Lwtsrlos
Pasoan Brim
Bale-R000 Barran,
ikan-Bohan•,
EAaT 0aAne8,
Lammas, aro . ev4• 1
1 dew � will Ilea n ts5hdr Mvshtags us ss. a1 Msk a moi athey aped .. seek - -
LP QI)RtN►N. .,we PnelIlifiee, /7eesi,•h-
w•A.aaasaesr-
it