The Huron Signal, 1881-12-30, Page 3Dods
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WASTE UNDS.-
CONS,
DWARF, GODERICH.
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WorOs of l itsOom.
There is no such thiug as an easy chair
for s Also„uteutei urea
You are 'lett sr employed in drying the
tears mf other* than in shedding your
own.
(H all earthly music, that whir& nacho -
lain
the furthest into heavou is the benne;
i
NO(
f a loving heart.
He who is a shape iof hie Awn puska.
is worse governed them Athena was by
her thirty tyrauta
The beat capital for young men to
start with in life is industry, good sense,
courage and the fear of God. It is bet-
ter thou all the credit or cash that was
ever raised.
A true (mod unbeewts freely, *ivies* amour: Bnnwall IIrwtte esteems hie
justly, assists readily, &dela litres baldly,
takes all patiently, defendsc urageoualy, self • genius and • poet. How gaily hie
and continuos a friend unchangeably. j+ with his three sisters; and with
If you would be exempt 1rulu uncal- what delight he attempts (este of chari-
new, do nothing which you kiww or sur mewing whish -fill the timid hearts of
thet purest is wroplaasuno yalways ou hil, to es t the enjoy
perry with suJden terrors !
thing in your power which se right. Beside hips sits Charlotte in s dress of
"The better the day, the letter the marvellous plainness and ugliness,
deed,” is a bad proverb as- it runs; but stamped with the brand "house-utade,"
read it backwards, as wizards undo
charms, and it is a capital saying—the
better the deed, the better the day.
'vier Serene.
tine Wright June monism' ea 1822, uu
the steep road which stretches anus the
moon to Keighly, the sound of wheels is
heard, =jingled with the merry speech
and laughter of fresh, young voioott
Shall we go forward eineeu said study
the approaching travellers! Their con-
veyance se a ridkety dug -cart, and the
hone, freshly taken bum the fields, is
driven by a youth, who, id spite of his
countrified dross, is au mere bumpkin.
His shuck of red hair hangs down in
somewhat ragged lacks behind his ears
but the lad's face is • handsome and
striking one, full of Celtic fire and gugd
COURAOI IN Evzisr-DAY LIM—clave
the courage to discharge a debt while you
have the money in your pocket. Hare
the courage to do without that which you
du not need, however much your eyes
may covet it. Hate the courage to
speak your mind wuem it is necessary
you should do so, and t.. hold your
tongue when it is pru 1eut you should du
so. • Have the courage to speak to a
friend in a "seedy" coat, even though
you are in company with a rich one and
richly attired. Have the courage to
make a will ands just one. Have the
courage to tell s • wan why you do not
lend him your money. Hare the cour-
age to show that you respect honesty in
whatever guise it appear.; and your con-
tempt for dishonest duplicity, by whom
wester exhibited. Have the courage to
wear yuur old clothes until yt u can pay
for new ones. Have the courage to
obey your Maker at the risk of being
ridiculed by [nen. Have the courage to
prefer comfort and prosperity to fashion
in all things.
Row Girl* t'es Learn to be N...ehrrpers.
Begin with your own things and your
own place. That is what your mother
will tell you if you rush to her, enthusi-
astic with great intentions, and offer to
relieve her of half her housekeeping.
.Don't draw that little bucket of cold
water to have poured back upon your
early zeal: Reform your upper bureau -
drawer: relieve your closet -pegs of their
accumulation of garments out of use a
ti month or two ago. Institute a clear and
cheerful order,in the midst of which you
can daily movie; and learn to keep it.
Use yourself to the. beautiful—which is
the right ---disposing of th:np ••� ++,'+
Jwu•tl.
them; aro that it will he a part of The Cedar+ or Leeaaos. '
your toilet to dress yourself; leas int the
draperies yea tale off as lightly and ar-
cteu name, stand mostly upon ems t t d tel fourIl
in characters which none can mistake.
She talks and smiles, and is enjoying
m[
most of all the charof her brother's
society. Behind observe Emily with her
wonderful eyes, brtllunt and fathomless,
but radiant with tenderness. She is
quick t.. note the songs of the birds. the
hrilliancy of the flowered hedgerows.
Next to her is - Anna, who mews her
brother's careless flood of suede with
opposing currents of speech. She hu a
tine complexion and delivate features,
but is unfortunately clad in a dress ex-
actly resembling Charlotte's. This is
the erne least considered of the sisters,
but whose life exemplifies fervent piety
and self-sacrificing courage.
(raze at them as they pass you in. the
quiet road, and in spite of rough exteri-
ors, a happier four could hardly be met
with during a long summer's day.
The vote on the by-law separating the
town of Stratford from tt)e county of
Perth, submitted to the elector on Sat-
urday, Dec. 17th, resulted in the deteat
of the by-law by • majority of 41.
Several meetings were held, and much
interest .was taken. Stratford, there-
fore, remains true to the county for some
.rinse yet,
A cosnpans' hbeing organized in Win-
ipeg, with • capital of 810,000 fur the
purpose of tanning and shipping frogs to
Easton.' cities, ..where they are in great
demand. Lane canning houses will be
built early in the spring in the in the
spring in the vicinity of the town of
Whitetiu,uth, on the Canadian Pacific
Railway east.
"Must say it's the nicest thing I ever
used for the teeth and breath," says
everyone having tried "Tz-tszsa
cedars',The cedars', which still bear their an-
t stically hums;. or as delicately. folded cuntt'ntour. knoll., within a compass `,f
and place[:, as :'.:e s'.iirts you 1.".14 care- lean than forte rods in diameter. They I
fully to wear, or the ribb.•u an,l'lace you fora[ a thick forest, without underbrush.
put with a eft neatness libout your The older tre.is have several trunks, and j
throat. Cherish y pair nista-lets 4.f taste 1 t the th l's.
W.a,throp.
t)alwuaat. ---it w our pasatul utuy to
record the death of lie. Hyman Tyer-
man, who raided user Winthrop on lot
19, con. 9, McKillop tgwlishl He was
• mut uunsidersbly edvattoed in years,
title69 years old, and always
liveedd • quest and peaceful life among his
many ueighbots. He was • native of
Yorkshire, Ragland, and came to this
country about t0 yeses ago, settling ill
McKillop when it was but a wilderness.
During that tiwe he trade for himaell
tsaany friends, w greatly sympathise
with the large tau y he has left in their
& Action. About two months ago the
deceased endured a loss of about $4,000
in the shape of his baru and content*
being destroyed by fire Be caught cold
andtutlammationsettled on his lungs, and
not having procured medical aid till too
late, death followed. He wu a consis-
tent member of tits Methodist church.
He who rules above thought best to take
hint out of this world of trial and woe
and place hips in a better world. He
was buried at the cemetery at Bolton's
Corner yesterday, when his remains
were followed to their last resting place
by a large concourse of friends.
What to Madly.
Pope, the poetical philosopher said.
"The proper study of mankind is man,"
and yet, how little is the real science of
man studied. If people understood and
heeded the Laws of . health, and if when
out of sorts would resort to a common
sense like Burdock Blood Bitten, many
of the "ills that flesh is heir to" might
be etfectwtlly remedied. Ii, invigorates
and regulates all the secretions to a
healthy action.
Mr. Charles Stewart, formerly of
Guelph, left for Winnipeg about six
years ago and secured about 150 acres of
land near the present city. Failing to
appreciate the boom, he sold the , entire
property for $1,200 to a negro .winstrel
named Charles Callum, who also at
one time lived in Guelph. Stewart ar-
rived in the city Lot night, and wears a
long face, as the property was sold a
week ago by Callum for 519,500.
thus spread themselves widely around; I
•• • ,e' put most e[ tel: " art are cone -like "e int
and fitness in every little thing that you' form, and dap not throw out their boughs
have about pmt Let it Lr ow itop"tssihle laterally to any great extent. Some few ,
+s•.i.e W t..se. la . t».t.p
CHEM' FOR CURING
1PTION, couQRs,
, ASTHMA, CROUP,
of the Threat, Laagsaatll
alaenary Organs.
Ta ►•[yawl. cos
IAN NAS BIU CQii=D
Remedies and Pkywietase lava
Jed to *Feet a eery.
1 b Peratet•aa, MI a/tp
II let by everybody w
a road trial. h nesse .s/ ass
as Maar eels[/,
ICTOLN! it hu as !qui.
es M the Most Dullest' ('hili. i
sec opsr, tea ear Amok
WPM seeps each beetle;
is by allbry e&
MRK,
II. BRICK 11804
pf gond white *Irk es [setas as
mashie rates.
:or is new carotins en the brick
sea at the Klntiil Mink sad win
w
which stay be sent ilea th
ttttntten. The Mirk hof ger
and the terms ere* r senwahi,
Imp
d .streespill 1 trees stand alone especially, on the I
to you tie .pw'll s .t' s, is large and very beautittil. With
where it. win diem the orderly a d•
[Louth
iaxcep ti rat n one of the trees came up'
plea;r u
sant pim4 . your dres,ing-table.to
e.
my, ideal of the graceful beauty of the?
or to stick your pins in our cushion, cedar of Lebanon, such as I had formner-
even a s.1. sone t t. •sv and uncut[ -ort
r ly seen it in the ,lardin ries Plantes.
S„use of the t Idcr treet ate:tit•eady touch
able inclinations. This sill tut make
you "fussy” --it i. that thin; that does e•1. The faalo;•n.' is now coming into
that: the ,e . cuowim:, exce,:t by a.l, ety y due to have articles Made of this wood
for sale to travellers; and it is also burn-
broken,'at i w ill soon be wholly destroy -
experiment, what is harmony and the'
• :t. once set eel as fuel by the few, pimple that here
intangible peter of re!ati
your knowled,;e beyond stu.ly. and turn struction, aro nevertheless sure. Add
1t into to d-- which[ is literally having it to this the circumstance that travellers
at your lingers • ends, as I told you,- and
present titre; have aeon shameless
order will breathe about von, and grace 1 enough to cause large spots to be hewn
evolve from commonest things, and uses! on the trunks of some of the noblest'
and belongings, wherever you may be: I trees, in order to inacibo their nam
earliest ' Frenchmen; one was dated 1791. The
pass the summer. These causes of de-
ill former yoarn 'to say nothing of the
es.
and "putting things to rights" will not The two'i t which I saw were
be separate task- woe.: and non Lle, ally wood of the Lebanon cedar is white, with
more than it is in the working of the so- a pleasant but not strong odor, and bears
lar system. It will go on all the time, no comparison, in beauty or fragrance,
and with a continual pleasure. with the common red cedar of America
Take upon yourself gradually, --for
the sake of getting them in hand in like
manner, if for no other need,—,'R the
cares that belong to your own small ter-
ritory of home. Get together things for
use in these cares. Have your little
wuh-clothe and your aponges for bits of
cleaning; your furniture -brush and your
feather duster, and your light little
broom and our whisk and pan; your
bottle of street oil and spirits "f turpen-
tine, and piece of flannel, to preserve
the polish. or restore the gloss, where
dark woof{ grows dim or gets spotted.
Find out, by following your surely grow-
ing sense of thoroughnets and niceness,
the best and readiest way of keeping all
fresh about you. I shall not lay down
rules or a system for you. When you
have made yourself mistress of what you
can loam and do in your own depart-
ment. so that it is'essior and more nat-
ural for you to do it than to let it alone, 1
—sot that you don't count the time it
takes any more than that which you have
to fire to your own bathing and hair
dt•eesing.—Men yon will have learned
enough top keep a whole house, so far as
its cleanly ordering is concern[!. —,tit.
Nicholas. A egt»t.
There is no (Jottllt that our Canadian
climate is conducive to Lane affections,
aml for this reason Dr.Car* n'a Pulmon-
ary Cough Drupe should be in every
hook. For Colds. and all other Lang
and Thnoet affection, they hays no 'Areal.
In large bottles at ;r0 cents Geo ithy
nes. Agent for Goderich.
A great many people are troubled with
cold feet, which is invariably caused by
a sluggish circulation of the blood, A
few doses of Dr. Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitter will soon produce a
free circulation of the blood and Stimu-
late and Tone the system. Sold in large
buttes at 50 cents. Geo. Rhynas agent
for Goderich.
'perlal hire:•.
AFTER 4 SIAM'S TRIAL.
JAMES HEALE'S
Condensed Firs Kinilers
w the beet ta w. Ening sway with coal all
w st.av (feCh r will bars seven
rehires, AMMO to ignite hard wood.
They are boat the he* white reds and
will not sou Ladles' haada Held at
TWENTY CENTS PER HUNDRED.
No dt�renoe is prki4 r YttsLly
James Neale.
Maker and seller, Qoderieb.
SALLOWS
8 TUE
GR
PHOT APHE R,
MONTREAL St. GODERICH
BEST LIGHT,
BEST PRICES, BEST ACCESSOR-
IES, BEST CUSTO ERS
BEST PICTURES,
BEST SATIS-
FACTION.
We will give one of the best Singer
ewing machines that are made in the
world for 50 subscribers. No better
marlin! made on earth. It is warranted
for 5 years b the manufacturers, viz:
The Lawlor Maunfacturing Co'y of Mont-
real. A warrant from this company is
surely a guarxnteo of its being a tint'
clan machine, and especially when it has'
such a man as James McDougall, Esq.,
at its !read. l cur offer is as follows:
For 10 subscribers and $20 we will
give a $50 •Canadian Singer with two
drawers, extension leaf `cud cover and ,
full attachments.
For 15 aubseribeta and 515 we will
giwe a S'50 Canadian Sitt_er With two
drawers, exte.isir11 ieaf and cover -and
full attachments.
Eor _0 subicrii.ers an l 51'2 we will give
a 550 Ccutadian binder with two drawers
extension leaf acid cover and full ettach-
memts.
For 30 su!oocribers. , and 510 ter,• will
give a $50 Canadian Singer with two
drawers,• extension leaf and serer and
full attachments.
For 40 subscribers and $5 we will give
a $50 Canadian Singer with two drawers
extension leaf and cover and full arach-
ments.
For 50 subscribers we will give a $50
Canadian Singer with two drawer., ex-
tensive lead and cover and full attach -
meets,
'This mac:line is a ken m; ne l'.I11:Nilatt
. Singer. and we •cuart,ttee i: nicer
ing and better than and other linger
machine made. 'fhis is a specially good
chance for young ladies who want a tint
class sewing machine, and att,the same
I time give your !!entlemen friends the
hest news paper published in northern
Huron. . r
The agent of this machine. D. Gordon
of Goderich will pay $ > up to $10, ac-
cording to the price, to any person send-
ing them the address of parties who will
bug. This is an additional chance for
the ladies canvassing for suiseribers to
make money.
A Lady's Experience.
Mrs. T. A. Gist, No. 1204 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa., writes: "1 had
inflammatory rheumatism very badly.
In one foot and ankle it seemed to ha e
taken hold with the deter,Unation to
stay some time; and the morning I ob-
tained the St. Jacobs Gil I could not
put my foot down to the floor, even for
an instant. I used it that eveninv for
the first time, and the next morning for
the second time, and that afternoon put
my foot down for soreral minutes tet..'
Sunday following 1 could stand up
and walk a few steps. On Tuesday
could walk about my room, anti went
down stairs by holding on to the bannis-
ters. Now I can walk quite well, and
there is very little pain left. Jnst think !
one bottle and a half and i aro almost
free from pain. It is a wonderful medi-
cine.
t Vexed t'Irrgywsa.
Even the patieae.• of Job w cul•: h:
coir.' cx!tauste l w. rr L. a l,r..•t,:'r•r and
endeavoring to interest hi. audionet
while they were keeping up an incessant
coughing. making it sin ,asible for hits
-to he heard. Yet, how very easy can all
1 this be avoided by simply using
King's New Discovery for ('snsnntption.
BEST EVERY THING
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Goderich 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 are prepared to do
GRIST 1 .T0
on the shortest notice, or for the convenience
of parties living at distance will exchange
grist at their town store
(Late W. M. Hilliard's,)
Masonic block, Fast St. Ooderlcb.
AV -Highest price paid for wheat.-Isk
Ds.- Hama, of Middlebury, \'t.,,s»s:
"I had boen troubled with 'Bn,ncaitis
"for two years, so atfedin': the or¢Ans
of .peed[ that 1 could nor a• a :( n!on,l
"fornix weeks. I had R;th it a severe
' 'cough and cold night sweats. I took
"two bottle, of Allen's ter; Balsam and
"am entirely eared
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS and S LT P NS manufac-
tured on shortest notice.
1l kinds of Repairing executed under the
personal supervision of the Proprietors who
Ant:
Practical Workmen.
P. 0. Bos 103. 1787 •
JOHN PASMORE,
Manufacturer of
Moci_tce.1.ii J11, C -oc az-acx
aarr
,
A •
g.1..w :. y�tr �4`-
'. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs. ('he:uwal,, Paint, Oils, Dye Studs. Arttat Colas*.
Patent Medicines. Hurst and Cattle Medicines. Perfumery. Toilet Arttclee, tea
t4 Physlulans' Prescriptions caretully Ittspena,d.161
BOTTOM PRICESI
Crory, Wm& Grocerii
.:.11 CONBIBTING OF
NEW DINNER SETTS. NEW TOILET SETTS, NEW DESSERT SETTS, NEW
CHINA SETTS, NEW GRANITE SETTS, NEW GLASSWARE, IN LATEST
STYLES AND PATTERNS. NEW SUGARS, NEW RAISINS, NEW CUR-
. RANTS, NEW CANNED FRUIT, NEW CANNED FISH, NEW CANNED
BEEF, NEW CANNED TONGUE, NUTS, FIGS, &c., JELLIES OF ALL
KINDS, BACON, HAMS, SAUSAGE, VEGETABLES, &c., ALWAYS ON
HAND. HERBY CLIMAX KING OF FOOD FOR HORSES AND CATTLE:
Teas Wholesale and Retail, at
Meit
Holiday Presents
At BUTLER'S
Photo and Aut.sgrs li Albums in great variety, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, very
suitable for presents for Teachers and Scholars.
PRESENTS FOR EVERYBODY, - ALL CAN BE SUITED.
Stock is New, very complete, and consists of Iadies' and Gents' Purses, China
Goods of all kinds, Ruby Goods, Vases in many patterns, Flower Pots,
-Cups and Flowers,
China and Wax Dolls!
A Large Assortment. Smokers' Sundries—Merschautn Pipes and Cigar Holders
and Brier Pipes -100 Different Styles. ,
School Books, Miscellaneous Books
Bibles, Prayer Books, Church Sermons. \V FILET'S Ilynut Books, Psalm Books.
&c...Cc.—Subscriptions taken for all the best Eonttsu, Srorcls,
Ist.tt. AMnEEleAN and CANADIAN Papers and
mines at Publishers' 1 n'e.t
tides—mow is the time
q to subscribe.
A full stock of School f.• o;;ar for Teachers and High end`. ode1 School Students
I have n choice
All will be sold cheap, and Patrons suite.,..
ihrag/olis
Carrie es Land lame srlrrtiotrof
ears Cards i CIfE t• ell ¢.t 1'F. t: THAN EVER,
1 Christmas and New Y
Etc.. Etre..
LEST EVER SHOWN,
VICTORIA:St., , Corner of Trafalgar.
gent for the Cc)i'brated
SEEGMILLER CHILLED PLOUGH
Ind Agrlralteral Implement+.
O. agent fur, the
Queen's Fire& Life Ins. Co.
• Thi+ is one of the best Companies in exist-
. n..e. being prompt and reliable. Inf„rtttation
furnished cheerfully on application.
;+3.4m JON. rt•iawtg.
MAN., ,
A permanent
Coughs and ('olds Teal bottles
order+ and 101
� and l rinwn
I at your drug store. 1'nn%1431M,
•�. Sides. etc., 1
Free .r ['oath.of the k4uM
irinh.•t,•.1•.,
All pennons wishing to test the nter;ts of el ;les
, ter.
a great remedy ---one that will positively ,avni li1".1141,
e,•
cure l'onsnmphon. Cnugh•. Colla, 1'RI•
Asthma. Bronchitis, nr any affection tiwg.i
of the Throat and Lunge --ere requested ;1 &Some art.• .,
1 to call at y.,mr drum store and get a trial '
bottle "f Dr. King's New Discovery f"r 'y. B -e•
n `_. 7.n
U.msumpti m, ire .!J ..l, which will pJJoh4 N'itt \lar
l scow you what a reviler dollar -sir 1 N sit
bottle will do. ',aeration .N
!TuARRr
Eno
A
KIDNEY
I t .than IN ill, \ 1, •,
one core far Diseases. I)ts•
•nr+of the Kidney s, Madder
.•I:te Sy„Sri. or At irwdanl
-in¢ Parrs in small ,' hack.
ry 1 tie,r,trr., l iraerl• I 'atarrh
pawns[•.: heights Ilf+naae,
. 1'11, . rer%ou. la•btlitt,
timoniala tan he obtaised
- I'ad, 51.:) burr+ 1141•wet-
1•.,1. e2.01 rpn inl PIA ter
sun.
JesI R. Witxe.
Sole A.ent tkrlerteb,
Ingham
M. M. 11. l.ucksow.
. M. I►., Kismet's,.
stn..
non. Myth 11na
ALLAN LINE
of
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VAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY, GI, 1-
Goty,
SHORTEST SE ROU TE.
Cabin. Intermediate and Steerage Tickets -
LOWF_.T RATLa.
At BUTLE 'S.
Do:ainiun.T• learapi, 11.1,•1 l'o=tam• ` umt;_Ua:,e.
Stet rage Passengers are booked to London,
Cardiff. Bristol. Queenstown. Derry, Belfast,
Galway and (ila-Itow, at same rotes as to
Liverpool
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
SAILING EVERY ALTF-RNATE WEEK
FIt01('A11 PORTLAND AND Fitt HOIi-
1'ON, .LIXti .t -r It ttiF.. .
SARMATiAN. FROM BOSTON. NOV. 211h.
CALLING AT HALIFAX. NOV. 26th.
CIR('ASt4IAN, FROM PORTLAND. FOR
LIVERPOOL, DIRECT, NOV. 261).
POLYNESIAN, FROM BOSTON, DF.C. 1st.
CALLING AT HALIFAX. DEC. 3rd.
SARDINIAN. FROM PORTLAND. DEC. 9th,
('ALLiNG AT 1{ALiFAX, DEC. 10th.
i'ARISiAN, FROM BOSTI)N DEC. lath,
CALLING AT HALIFAX, DEC. 171).
For ticket and every information apply to
ii. ARMSTRONG.
Agent, Montreal Telegraph
131-3m. OMce Oodertcb.
UNCLE
TOL
PHOTOGRA I H FRAMES
VELVET' :'RAMEB_
MoTTO FRAMES.
STATUARY BRAC10E7.8-
CORNER BRACKETS
•[hitt' 6[ to siET+, I IU S Tune:..
Dolls uq L • • r.ri. ty, t't,ristuui, I',tolls n L u'.l• I-ariety.
:1j VASEB, WORM BOXER,
Writ eL Bettis. II .. Autograph tingle',, Toy Reeks.
cad T.,■ its Erroll arlety.
BOUND TO GIVE BARGAINS.
Com_ C_ Robertson._
1'.,ca.
” Dominion Carriage Works," Goderich.
'MORTON ANDCRESSMAN
manufacturer..1 FIRST( 145.4
CARRIA 0 -Es, BUG-G-IEs, eto.
Opposite Colborne Hotel. We solicit an examination of our vehicles.
REPAIRING PR' )lel'LY ATTENDED To.
GET -YOUR
AUCTION SALE BILLS
!TINTED at the oncost T11b HU K')N rli.\AL
North Street, UoJeeizit.