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the Poet's tomer.,•• w»ttt..-IsakeeK
a • SHE NNW merrIR.
The Ilsadelase. I l
W.tbee, who
travels the roadies Wel
Hoek, tar
d.tla'
the candidate:
eau
Pat weasel, .1 human woes -
Natty he owes and late he goes.
H. greets the woman with courtly grace.
lie knees the baby's dirty hoe,
He eallethr.ag►jie fetes the homer at work.
H. tons the m.robaat, be bow lis. elsrk.
The bl.ekemita. whale his anvil rt g..
He greats, awl Min the suit he sings:
Howdy. howdy. •howdy do 1
How le your w14 sad how ass You/
Ah I it tits my ilei as no other oaa,
The horny band or the workingman.
Brothers who labor early and late,
Ask thaw Wasp of the candidate:
What Is his reeeedt Bow does be stand
At home; no matter about his hand,
Be it hard or soft, so it be not prone
To else over mosey net his own.
Hse be to view no thieving plant
Is he bowel and capable i -b. is our mac.
.Cheer seek sone u the welkin rings. ,
Joie 1n the chorus when thus he sings:
Howdy, howdy, howdy do I
How is your wife and how are you 1
Ab! it fits my fist as no other can,
The horny hand of the workingman.
SY INA•]I Sas wA bane E. wap else was nes a leseep aS sort.
A masa ones a viaeyard which did
sot bring him tett fur his porridge, much
Ws wine enough to drink. Why ! The
bad weather was to blame.
Ona be west into the vineyard and
said, half aloud,
"If I told' but regulate the weather
for a single summer !
Scarcely had he uttered the words be-
fore a beautiful boy appeared before
him, eying, 'Your wish is fulfilled !'
How happy was the man ! First he
made the sun shine bright and warm;
then he made it rain, and so on, until ho
thought it was Hue growing weather for
his vines. At last the grape gathering
began; every vine was loaded with
grapes just as he had desired it to be.
The Loewe neut.
The following liner from the Moira! Her-
ald to other places besides the city
when they were written: -
The encore fiend is in his seat.
Inspiring all with dread,
Demanding still, "repeat. repeat !"
To all compassion dead.
The singers look a mute appeal -
'Ob. may we yet be gone r
Still does his breast no mercy feel,
Still his applause goes on.
He shouts until his voice L hoarse.
His clapping naught abater:
He buys at every lecture course
Concerts at wholesale rates.
When comes • burst of thunder sound,
The encore fiend tie' he !
He gaaus.smtllagly around.
And gets the next piece tree.
Oh, wondrous man of horny hand :
Who dame reproach to speak 1
How great, ineffable and grand
Is thy colossal cheek !
They were seated together, side by
side, on a sofa, tit the most approved
lover faahion-hia arm encircling her
waist, dec,
"LizsII," he said, "you must have
read my heart ere this; you must know
how dearly I love you."
"Yes, Fred, you bave certainly been
very attentive," said Iain.
"But Lizzie, darling, do you love me 1
Win you be my wife!'
"Your wife, Fred! Of all things; no !
No, indeed, nor any one else's"
"Lizzie, what do you mean?"
"Just what I say, Fred. I've two
married sisters."
"Certainly,. and Mrs. Hopkins and
But, but, but -when he tasted the Mrs. Skinner have very good husbands,
grapea, one after another, he was ready I believe."
to faint, they were all dreadfully sour. "So people say; but I wouldn't like to
'Then the beautiful bey appeared to stand in either May's or Nell s shoes,
him again, and said, that's all."
'See, 0 man, how your wish has been "Lizzie you,tatuaish me."
fulfilled ! You ordered surd and rain pru- "Look here, Fred; I've had over
dently enough, but you/orgot the wind. twenty-five sleigh -rides this winter,
Man should never be presumptuous, and thanks to you and my other gentleman
try to act more wisely than the All -wise friends."
Fred winced a little here, whether at
the remembrance of that unpaid livery
bill, or the idea of Lizzie sleighing with
her other gentlemen friends, I cannot
positively answer.
"How many do you think my sisters
have had! Not the sign of one, either
of them. Such pretty girls as May and
Nell were, too; and so much attention
as they used to have :"
Now, Lizzie-"
"I am fond of going to the theatre oc-
casionally, as well as a lecture or concert
sometimes, and I shouldn't like it if I
proposed attending any such entertain-
ment to be invariably told that times
were hard and my husband :couldn't
afford it, and then to have him sneak off
alone.
"And then, if once in a dog's age he
d id condescend to go with me anywhere
in the evening, I shouldn't like to be left
to pick my way along the slippery places
at the risk of breaking my neck,he walk-
ing along unconsciously by my side. I'm
of a dependent, clinging nature, and I
need the protection of a strong arm."
"Lizzie, this is all nonsense." •
"I'm the youngest in our family, and
flab Base Pee Islas.
We have Slade arrangements to ch*
TiES SIGNAL with the leading city week-
lies at the following rates :
SIGNAL AND .' $2.25
SIGNAL AND ADVENTURE,.. , 2.60
SIONAI,.ANi i AIt 2.26
SIGNAL AND RC1I►L CANADIAN,2.26
SIGNAL AND CANADIAN FARMS*, 2.26
SIGNAL AND CANADA PILESIMl<auAN 3.00
God.'
So the man went quietly home, and
ever afterward left the ruling of the
weather to God. After that he usually
had fine weather and plenty of sweet
grapes -but not always.
The talk Crosier.
Ottawa, December 22. -The following
is the text of the ircular cissued by the
Finance Minister, concerning which Mr.
i Buchanan, the General Manager of the
Bank of Montreal, has been in conaulta-
' tion to -day: -
The Finance Minister, at the request
of Treasury Board, has direete 1 the fol-
lowing under the authority of
owing r o '
The e.rt.1levlval tku'L Needed. I the Act 43 Vic., chap. 22. sec. 40, to be
The revival which we need is not only furnished immediately to thii depart-
& revival of sounder scriptural preaching,
but a revival of truly Christian firing.
We have had quite a surfeit of the re-
ligion which lux orates in the devriut fer-
vors of the prayer -meeting and the camp-
ground, which sinita sweet hymns and
applauds sweet sermons, and then goes
off to its money -grasping and .its pleas-
ure -waking, and pandering to self and
sin. God forbid that we speak lightly of
true spiritual emotion. But the Chris-
tianity which Christ demands is some-
thing deeper than a song, a sermon, or a
sacrament. It ie.the holy and humble
imitation of Himself.
The revival then which we need is a
revival of the religion which keeps God's
commandments; which tells the truth
and sticks to its promises; which .pays
twenty shillings to the pound;- which
cares mare for a good character than a
fine coat: which votes at the ballot] box
in the mum direction that it prays:
which denies ungodly lusts, and which
can be trusted in every stress of tempt-
ation. A revival which will sweeten our
homes and chasten our press and purify
our politics and cleanse our business and
cominerce from r. guery and rottenness
would be • boom from heaven. A re-
vival which will bring not only a Bible
knowledge but a Bi''' e4e..nierte4, to all
is what the land is dying for. The
world's sorest want to day is more Christ -
like men and women. The preaching it
needs is- r.1 ire sr nacos i" .moo... -[Dr.
Cuyler.
A Hint t. Yeas' caltaats.
ment and marked private and confident-
ial.
1. Returns of notes and bills discount-
ed overdue and not specially secured,
with names of endorsers, together with
all details thereof.
2. Returns of 'notes and other debts
secured by real estate, or by deposit of
or lien on stock or other securities, and
all details thereof.
-3. Qther assets not included under the 1 I know it would break my heart to have
foregoing heads. my husband vent all his ill -temper
4. Advances on which stocks or bonds I which he conceals from the world on my
defenceless head.'
"But, Lizzie, I promise you that I-"
"l) yes, Fred; •I know what you are
going to say -that you will be different;
but May and Nell have told nue time
and again that no better husbands than
theirs ever lived. No, Fred; as • lover
you are just perfect, and I shall hate
awfully to give you up. Still, if you are
bent un • marrying, there are plenty of
stocks which .are held as collateral or girls who have no married sisters, or
otherwise by the bank on which advan- 1 who are not wise enough to profit by
their example if they have. And don't
fret about me, for I've no doubt I can
find some one to take your place-"
But before Lizxie had concluded Fred
made for the door, muttering something
"unmen6ionable to ears polite."
"There!" exclaimed Lizzie, as the
door closed with a bang, "I knew he was
no better than the rest. That's the way
John and Alex swear and slam doors
when things don't just go right. He'd
make a bear of a husband; but I'm sorry
It is not wise to aim at ilmpossibilities:1 he came to the point so soon for Le was
it is a waste of powder to fire at the man -1 just a splendid Leath."
in the moon. -
Give your money to Enols sooner than *by be Weeldiet Trust MIm,
let rogues wheedle you out of it
Holman's
PAR
A -o -G -TEE DUjNZOP
oms Stasi
Abgotion through the
Nerve Forces send the
Com -on.
Dr. 110LIIAS'S PAD u ON ORIOINAL AND
ONLY GENUINE CURATIVE PAD. the cab
nm.d, slat has au h.nsstij-acquired right to urs
the ti :e mord "PAD" is emsection with a treat -
isms for Melanie Wastes of the STOMACH.
LIVER. SPLEEN. ad MALARIAL BLOOD
PO'CON:NO
:..ti.1: 1N'' Pet74 has ouch torplete control over
1.. nswt persistent GH. ONTO DISEASES d the
STOMACH sed LIVER, Melodist INDIGESTION.
all forms 4 DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUS and SICK
HEADACHES, NERVOUS PROSTRATION sad
SLEEPLESSNESS. ss M AMPLY justify W
eminent Professor La.taW 5 sasNiaat :
-IT IS NEASIR A UNiVNSSAL PANACEA
THAN ANYTHING 1N MEDICINE!
SEWARR OF BOGUS AND IMITATION
PADS. EAOM anima HOLMAN PAD bean
the PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP of Gs not.
MAN PAD COMPANY, being the shore 'hods
Mart tinted 1s gree.
FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or seal by nail, postpaid. se rsesipt M 82.60.
YVLL .18EA1ISE SENT FEEL
HOLMAN PAD CO.,
71 ICING STREET WEST, TORONTO.
consultation Fro: Sdtstes rooms tar the ramp
Stan of Indy patients
Be aware oa the young Iady with the
canvas -work at this ,season. There Is
one in a uci_!iboring town who ' has
forty 'or :it•. admirers. For each of
these she h is 1,.,ught the canvas for slip-
pers, all . f a pattern, the making mf
which she has 1,ased out to an ancient
colored seamstress, while she has kept
the forty•tirst Ihir herself in the parlor
where she can lit •• them on hand when-
ever one of her 1 ,t'ers calls. Of course
the young man :Leeks for whom she is
working these pnet'y slippers, and she
replies with that bewitching droop of
the eye -lids, whir'.: .s one part modesty
and two parts wink: "On, they're a
Christmas present t..r asgatglemen friend
of mine." Then tier infatuated youth
goes off and buyi 1. s seal -skin jacket,
or a pair of ear n,:z, •...r an easy chair.
for his Christina: gilt. She will bestow
on each of her ad..r ors a pair of slippers
worked by the t"1. ve.i seamstress and
footed by a Germ cn shoe -maker with
one eye, each amain: her on an average
we..Th, while obis estimates that her pre-
amble will not rte DKr adorer. The pear
she is working herself will be presented
to a dry -goods clerk in a■ adjoining
sewn, to whom she was w rrtlp married
Inst September. It is thus that woman
tiles with the anblest aspirations of the
busman soot
MACE'/ MAsNITR' Mant.'INS r as ou-
tselling
food for the Brain an.I Nerves,
sad by its rejuvenating effect on the..
organs sever fails to core nervous et-
bawtion and all weakneasee.•s of the
ruties ergs. 8ss advertisement
otb.r eeiaten. Sold is Goderich
by Jas Wilson, Druggist.
Au."N. LONG BALSAO.--is warranted
to break up the motet $roshipsorne eolith
ie an incredibly short time There is
Iso remedy that can .hew m , t dome
of corporation, Dominion, Provincial,
British, or foreign public securities other
than Canadian are held as securities:
5. The name of every head clerk,
transfer clerk, and clerks generally em-
ployed in the Bank of Montreal and the
branches thereof, and his duties.
6. The name of every employee of the
bank either in Mlentreal or branches,
who holds personally or in trust bank
ces have, been made.
Jobs M.aghwa's Proverb**.
Never offer a looking -glass to a blind
man.
If a man e,a sa proud that he will not
see his faults, he will only quarrel with
you for pointing them out to him.
Many preachers are good tailors spoil-
ed, and capital shoetnakers turned out . f
proper calling.
-4-48 NOW RZCEIVDiO
Fall and Winter Goods
In ilentleaseo's Wear, which he will make up in
First -Clan Style at Very Low Rates.
1882.
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carries instruction and entertainment to thou-
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Men willingly pour water into a full
tub, and give feasts to those who are
not hungry, because they look to have
as good or better in return.
To see plum pudding in the imam is a
far more cheerful habit than croaking at
everying like a two"' legged frog.
Never say die until You are dead, and
then it's no use, so let it alone.
He pulls a long rope who waits for
another -s death.
He that waits for dead men's shoes
may long go barefoot.
Men who strike in their anger gener-
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No man's lot is fully known till he is
deal.
Tragi L.veltsess.
A printer recently walked into a cer-
tain business house on his rounds to
learn who desired anything in the way
of advertisements, and noticed that a
drummer stood by the counter with his
sample valises ready to open.
"Anything you want t.. say in the
paper this week t" enquired the printer
at the nzan behind the counter.
"No" said the business :'i man; 1
dont beltewe in advertising; 1 wouldn't
give a cent for any amount of advertis.
ing.'
The drummer waited until
was half way to the door,
taking up his sample valises,
"Well that lets me out. I
to sell nn time to any min
the printer
and slowly
retnarked:
do not pre
wh., in this
age does not believe in advertising. 1
prefer t., deal with live men. When.'
want to strike up a trade with a dead
It is not your py dress, your expen-
sive shawls or your golden fingers that
attract the attention of men of sense.
They look beyond these. It is your
character they study. 11 you are tri-
lling and loose in your conversation -
no matter if you ate beautiful as an an-
gel-yos hare no attraction for them.
man, I will go to the graveyard and
swamp tombstone.. t i..od day, sir."
• (Twee tee troop.
Apply Mnuel saturated with Hag-
vard's Yellow Oil and administer the
Oil internally on a little sugar as direct-
ed on the bottle. fellow OOil cures
Rheumatism, Borns, Scalds, Chilblaaine,
Lameness, and all flesh 'emends. A11
h is the true loneliness of your natures dealers *aPply it, price 26 erst&
tb•twinsand ooattnweeto retain the affec-
tions of the heart. Yung ladies sadly Whooping enseph,
miss it who labor to improve their out- P1ens P. GMIte. tgrmrrh Preprt.ter of the
ward kooks, wbde bestow ant a tt..rierde w. Hpweet l lased•.
y Sevetul na•oaths arises m),
thought nn their minds. Fools may he ten years of age, sea taken with
won by gewgaws, and the fashionable in g weigh in • vve*rryy aggravated ferny
by showy drosses; but the wise and sub- and nothing we sold do 1"r hen .excised
edatisl are never naught by suck traps. I any way se, relieve her brain iWe
b*your drew. L'w at ktetgtA deeid*d b tri a 1Da.
Let modesty plena Weenies Baa OF N ILD CuBSav Is
ant and agreeable language, awl thosgh three hose after *he had announced
meed
you may not be courted by the fop and lewithsn a Area dry. she iwas eand in
nti►e
the Py, the rued and truly rr+.at. will erred, and is now well. I have sines m-
ine,
!nee to linger is your Meps commended the i1AtwAO to many of my
+ neighbors, wh, have need it, and in no
than this n of .t YoM had better leant If', nun ser t ter
ease have 1 kn• son o feu l n
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NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO
SAVE MONEY
1.; going to
T A 1\ S
GREAT CLEARING SALE of all kinds of Furniture, Pictures and Picture Frames, wake,
will commenceon the
6th OF OCTOBER
f
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,. Great bargains and wonderful reductions in
CUPBOARDS. TABLES. 111.41119. Mai-STE-Ds. BURIAL'S
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A good assortment of Kitchen. lied -room, Dining Room and Parlor Furniture, such u Ta
bles, Chairs Blair, cane and wood seated*, Cupboards, Bed -steads. Mattresses, blah -stag
Lounges. Sofas,What-Nota. Looking Glasses.
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Picture Framiu¢ a specialty. -A call solicited. 1751
MU FOR 1881.
Tbaaking the public for past favors. 1 take
4.•wre la stating that I have ea hand •
brae' stark than ever before d shier
t. Barley. Peas, Black and White %ate.
Tares. Clever. sad issesby: slew Pea Ties
Mover. AMke. Lower And Lewis Owes,
A Brat dame sweetmeat.1
YIELD. GAMIN and F1.OQaR 11DIIDS
elected with great ears frees the base seed
ewes to the oisetry. Call sad see. We
fp the best sad most geode* seed we vas
perches.
COMPTON'S SURPRISE CORM,
TIN* best geld eon yet la _GOON
ell okm kept esasesatiy ea bated
enbYO'4 M ins% Asa riNinti8I reAl •'lata• 1R..R'"-
. -i
Flarrriers Attention.!
. I
Barbed Fence Wire contracted for In ally quantity at very lowest prices.
SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
ire 4111, t.4rb gnlu anixed after beng twisted which cannot acsleof.
Use Barbed 'Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW DRIFTS NO WEEDS- NO WASTE IANDS.-t
1772,
For sale by
G. H. PARSONS,
CHEAP stARDWARE, OODKRICH.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
IT is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual, for
preserving the hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth. faded
or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich
brown, or deep black, u may be desired.
By its use thin hair is thickened. and
baldness often though not always cured.
It checks falling of the hair immedi-
ately, and causes a new growth in all
cases where the glands are not decayed;
while to brachy, weak, of otherwise
diseased hair, it imparts vitality aid
strength, and renders 1t pliable.
The Vieoa cleanses the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff;
and, by its cooling. stimulating. and
soothing properties, it heals meet B not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it enol, elem. sad
soh, under which readiness disuses
.1 the scalp sod hair are impossible.
Aa a Draining tar Ladies' Hair
The 'mon Is ineowparable. 1t is color-
less, sauteing neither d1 sir dye, and
win not soil white ea/nbrie. It Impute
an agreeable Ind lasting perfume, and
as an article for the toilet it Is eroaossi.
sal and unsnrpas.ed in its 'stellate*.
PREPARED SY 0R. I. C. AYER & CO..
Pennies! end 4nalvtl.val cheealst&
MA. taps.., reponse the two. t.. •••••/•••••1
ITB REM DT FOR CORING
CONSUMPTION, COUQHS,
GOLDS, A8THXA, CROUP,
A11 Disease* of the Threat, Lungs sad
Pslmeaary Organs.
EY 17e rArrarrI. rsa
eswst1EP77011 sou Bsal MUD
Whoa other R.medles and Phyrieiw have
mea failed to *Beet • sun.
Xcp.*., I• V.pavtru y w s Alts
oyer 1t • cool trial. h .war /•w7s
re bier relief.
11s an 1QPIC'I'OIIL ! it to as Dg.sl.
it is bumisss r the Hest Dualist. AIM.
a osart•slw. a» OII rx ke wig Aar•.
Strsebser see sssb bstM•
eels Iso alt
To BUILDERS._
KINTAIL BRICK TARD,
A vttaatIty et good *bite brisk se bead an
he sale at reasonable rates.
The sntsarlher is new carry!ng on the briek
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