HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-01-20, Page 7She Poet's Korner.
rum sat Macer.
'rberes got to be s revival
Of good wound sense among ri n,
Before the days of prosperity
Will dawn upon us again.
The boys must learn that Icarsiti
Means more'n the essenee of bout.:
An' gf Is mus leant that beauty
Cu lite of more'n their loofa.
Before we can steer clear sr failures,
And big financial alarms,
'flit boys have gut to quit cIerkl:.'
An, ' . t lack unto uur tarsus,
!know it aiut quite s., uebb•
It dot quite wens). 1km-
Is
nm ..Is panto' your hair in tie uud,:lr
'An settld rip her a slow.
But there's more furl d.atye in
An' more Independeacs, too,
An' more real pr.oe rad waleutment
An' health dist is ruddy aa' true.
I know it takes years or labor :
Hut you've got to hang un in • store
Before y ou can ears . good !twin'
An' clothes• with bat little sumo.
An' you steer well clear of temptations
Oa the guod obi honest farm.
And a thousand ways 'n' Mahlon*
That only bring ye harm.
There ain't but few who chs hsodle
With safety other tame cash,
An' the feta of many who try It
1'ruves that human mato Is rash.
run ana Fancy.
The only thug that a lady dialikes
about a postal :ori is that it is hardly
large enough W allow her to show what
she can do in the matter of postscripts.
The man who bought his sun • a boy's
chest of tools cru Christmas ins a fine as-
sortment of three-legged chain in the
house by this time.
A slate on which young ladies who at-
tend church on Sunday eveoin_ may
register their names is suggested for c,n-
venience of the waiting brigade, w be
found at the door.
Butter w now made out of cettou seed
oil. The maanufacture of artificial milk
has beouee quite an industry, and an
Kaatern arras is making an excel/mit arti-
cle out ..f paper. Now. if seine ono
would isment artificial beef, the cow
might as well resign.
A railroad conductor was recently
chosen deacon of s church; when it be-
came his story to take up a enllettGon,
he surprised the congregation by start-
ing nut with the characteristic ejacula-
tion, "Tickets, gentlemen " The con-
tribution that day was large.
In a tittle town in the south of Eng-
land $ lady teacher was teaching a class
of juveniles in mental arithmetic. She
commenced the uuestioc: "If you buy a
now fur two pouuds--" when up came a
little hand. "What is it Juhnny 1"
•'Why, you can't buy no kind of a cow
for two pounds. Father sold one for
ten poussds the other day, and she was
a regular old scrub at that."
The world will never pr rens„ far
enough to believe that a man's black eye
was caused by anything else than some-
body's fist.
Trained dogs exhibit so mach intelli-
gence that it probably won't -be long be-
fore there will be sausage in the market
that can talk.
ler and Abeat Women.
It is said that Chicago has 50,000 risk
working at the carious trades for aver-
age wages of $2 a week.
An Iows young lady, either as an ex-
pression of sentiment or of mischief, has
had all her love letters bound in book
form, and keep the entertaining volume
on the cestter table of her parlour for
the pleasure of visitor*.
A woman caused a commotion at Wa-
dena, Minn , by wildly chasing a big
dug and crying, "Step him he hu /wal-
lowed s twenty -dollar bill. ' An oblig-
iug butcher promptly caught the beast,
killed him and recovered the money.
A young lady who lies abed in the
morning until nine o'clock, and devotes
the remainder of the day to dressing,
novel reading, worrying a piano and
.hopping, almost fainted when an agent
of the paletot gender called at her house
and asked her to subscribe for "The
Woman at Work." 'When sufficiently
recovered she told the agent that she
would find the woman at work in the
kitchen, and she would have to go r'.nnd
the back way.
The Princess of wales has been liken-
ed to Mrs. Garfield in the strong affec-
tion she displays for her ehildren. An
English paper says th'tt Princess Alex-
andra has set an excellent example.
:,he has made it fashionable for British
soothers to express their affections.
Small boys and girls have, it is stated,
completely eclipsed toy terriers and pugs
as the pets paraded by ladies in Victo-
rian and un foot in Hyde Park at the
height of the season.
The wife of the new Chinese Minister,
a lady of high rank in her own country,
will not at present enter Washington socie-
ty. She speaks , my her own language,
her little feet will not f•ermit her to goo
about unsupported. and she is, to crown
all, exceedingly bashful. A few weeks'
expenence sit Waahingt..n s..ciety will
cure her of bashfulness.
A young lady who graduated from a
high schema last •Isty is teaching school
up in New Hampshire. A baahful
young gentleman visite. the *drool
the other day and was asked by
the teasher to say • few words to the
pupils. This was his speech -- "8ehol
se., 1 hope you will always Love your
ath.ol and your teacher as ouch as I
d.. " Tableau giggling boys and pile.
and $ blushing behold maim.
The ery of womanhood in India.
en -waning limier a weight of wow past all
c• mprehenaion ,.r conception, ought to
penetrate the ears and hearts of all
'hristand ens "f'nwefunated at Mirth,
nntanght in childhood. enslaved when
At -earned, assured as widows, ',element -
wed when they die." Zenon* work com-
prehends shout all that ean toe dome for
these c•ntsM•d and despairing seffererw
mane women goenk into their person..
Bible in hand. te, teach and sunsets
them, are angel messengers and need to
hes 1nersssed. One woman. Mias Bolt",
sits MXt villager, within the trading of
on moles v,. Aeflao 's 'hr MDnlati•pt
Worbe of ' lissom.
Adversity bestows its sharpest stin
from our imatience.
It is on..y alien the wealthy are ill tha
the iuyoteieu of wealth is felt.
Peace is rue evening star of the soul, as
virtue iA its suu, and the two Ore neve
very oar apart.
It is one of the worst of errors to sup
pima thist there is another path of safety
beside* that of duty.
When' ae are alone, wo have um
thoughts to watch ; ua our families, ou
temper : sad 111 ww:lety, our tongue.
ti ..ttei how much we may pity the
culpabu+ we..lin.waes of another, we can
never l,,,peet hint t..:• those manifesta-
tions
No elan who has eI•.sely studied the
secret ►pings of hl:. °en ueart will treat
with uuc'laritableness tele failings of his
uci_i.l., ..
;V b, i, tero friends part, they should
reek 1. • e;ich other's secreta, and ex-
ct:.u.y e die keys. The truly noble mind
Iger no reselittuefta.
A true fiieud unb.,wuta freely, advises
justly, +(ansa readily, a.lveutures boldly,
telt is all patiently, defends courageously,
and continues a friend act:Jiangeably.
You can never do an injury to another
without feeling that injury rebound and
strike 3eurself. You are fated evermore
to drink the bitterness of the cup you
have mingled Sir a hrothcr.
A well-bred woman may easily and ef-
fectively promote the oust useful sad
elegant conversation without speaking a
word. The [modes of speech are scarcely
more v.triably than the modes of silence.
Idleness is the Dead Sea that swallows
up all virtues, and the self -trade sepul-
chre of a living roan. The idle man is
the devil's urchin, whose livery is tags,
and wheat. diet and wages are famine and
disease
THE 1111,0N SIGNAL, FRIDAY. IAN.
The baled MOM Trsiwarr thelarlween
OStte. The m. R. Price, 1'. S. 'I reit
De,wttinent, Washinton, D. P.
tm
A., ruamends St. Jacob.. t I at
the most wemderful Lwin -relieving sun
heading remedy in the world. Itis tes-
ti
is endorsed by surae of the hand
u [tab u1 tba �ieasury lyepartwent,wlw
✓ h ve been cured of rheumatism and nth
painful coulplr. :ts by it.
Nagyard's Yellow 011
Is at the head of the list for all purposes
of a fatuity medicine. It is used with
✓ unprecedented success, both internally
1 sod externally. It cures sore throat,
burns, scalds, 11, it bites; relieves, and
of -en cures astpimr,.
1
There is n,ot a single dispensation of
Pr,videnze which, if properly viewed,
will not ,Surd an excellent lesson. Nev-
er repine at the gtaal f..rtune of ethers ;
f,,r many are they who wish to be raised
to veer attet:tion.
Noisy men are like railway engines,
winch maks a great uproar, and some -
nines do work ; but [key are always the
puppets of the quiet then of intellect,
who are the driven end stokers of our
great social machine_
Consciencehas a thousand witnesses:
A conscience is to the soul what
health is to the body. It preserves a con-
stant ease and serenity within ua, and
inure than countervails all the calamities
and afflictions that can befall us.
Prwtealw■ Is the fatted slates.
The year is declared to be one of un-
paralelled prosperity ! Can -it he ques-
tioned ? In the mouth act November or -1
er seven millions of 'the Public Debt wad
paid. In the five months, from the be-:
ginning of the United States fiscal year,
over sixty-two millions ! Is not that
prosperity
The Secretary of the Treasury points
to the fact that wi i besp our own gold,
and, within the yarn, hate forced Eur
ole to send us gold to the amount of
$130,000,000 ! Is,that nota Mien of pros-
perity 1
No ! It is a sign of decadence ! Take
history, from the days of the voluptuous
Solomon, --whose hand was heavy on the
poor of his people, to this day, .it is net
true that accumulation of money, by a
Government, denotes prosperity for the
people. The exact reverse, rather.
There was an unappreciated truth in the
bitter song •
"111 fares the land. to hastening griefs a prey.
W here wealth accumulates, and sten decay.'
The money that has been pouring into
Otis country, of late, goes into the coffers
of those already very rich. These mil.
li:ns represent their gain out of the stuffs
you find in the big stores. So much on
shoes, so touch on stockings, etc The
domestic manufacturers make the gain :
and ewe!! i:it•, ri:un•.poliea. But the
working people they unploy are not ben-
efitted. Ther wages are at 'the lowest
possible point. And I'rwtecfion. for the
maker of hats, cats, shoal, stockings ;
and every article of ordinary life --not
for retail, '.,•It wholesale, makers, hears
heavy en all but the privileged manufac-
turers. Political parties, at present all
in confusion, will have to rally, one on
one side, the other on the other, in re-
q'rd t , ti:ese •luestions. -[N. T. Free-
man's .Journal.
Aare fare for a'e'ragb.
The most reliable rein e.ly for a cough
or cold, .asthma, shortness of breath,
sore thrktt, weak lungs and all bo,n-
cdial troubles, is Hagyard's Few ural
Balsam. Price 25 cents.
Newslap•r taw..
We call the special attention of post-
masters and subscriber to the following
synopsis of the newspaper Jaws :
1. A postmaster is required to give
notice by letter (returning a paper does
not answer the law) when a subscriber
does not take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to do so makes the
postmaster responsible to the publishers
for payment.
". If any person orders his paper dis-
continued, he must pay all arrearagee,
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
the office or not. There can be no legal
discontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes a paper front
the post -office, whether directed to his
name -or another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or nut, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper bo
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher continues to send, the rub -
scriber is bound to pay for it if he testees
it out of the post -office: This proceeds
open the ground that a man must pas tor
what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing
efasing to take a newepmper and peri(.dioals
Innfrom the p>,at-office, or removing end
leaving them uncalled for, is prima Luria
evidence of intentional fraud.
No article ever attained suchunhnend-
ed popularity in so short a time as "kir-
1 dock Blood Bitters, and that too daring
the existence of cwntless numbers of
wide]
s tri en t t at t is medicine
begins its work at once, and lases no
' -desirable effect unattained.
y advertised bitters and blood pun-
ters. It is d h h
Tke Hartford P0.1 chronicles an in-
stance ..f doctoring by telephone. It
ways a physician of North Adams was
called by telephone at night toBriggsville,
two miles away. A child was suffering)
from croup. The night was dark and
stormy, and the doctor found nothing
pleasant m the contemplation of the
trip. He called the Briggeville house
in which the little sutTerer lay, and re•
quested the parent to bring it to the
telephone transmitter This was done.
The child roughed its croupy cough, and
the doctor potently to everysound which
came from his patient He prescnbega
remedy, and one of the members of the
f imily prepared and administered it.
The relief wee immediate and the re-
covery rapid
Mr. Thumaa H Taylor, Secretary of
the (•mmser•cial Travellers' Association.
died at 1.1. residence in (luelnh, on
Thursday ":,„ming. aged 43 yawn. Mr.
Taylor was well known to the [white of
Ontario, having been on the road as com-
mercial traveller for many pearl. and be-
fore hieing his voice by the disease (ere:_
sam;ituuo to which he succumbed, took
an active part at concerts is all parts of
Ontario. He was Morn s! Dublin. and
esttne to Philadel is with his parents
when young. From Philadelphia he
went to Harntisnn, And afterwards to
Guelph, arriving in the taster place *Tont
23 years ago.
Don t throw *way y our ' Id barrels
They are festal. it has been Tonna that
an ordinary flour barrel rel' helot n^)4
m(► mire. dr•ltars
A Grimed stampede.
Never was there such a rush for Drug
Stores as it now at ours for a Trial Bot-
tle of Dr. King's News Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colda. All
4eerions afflicted with Asthma, Bronchi-
tis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any
.affection of the Throat and Lungs, can
get a tnal bottle of this great remedy
lif ree, by calling at your drug stem-
Wsllaas'a Trail. reseed.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
This none can deny, especially when as-
ei.tanco is rendered when oriels sorely af-
flicted with disease, more part icularlythi we
complaints and weaknesses s., common to
our female popalation. Every weutan
should know that Electric Bitters are
woman's true friend, and will positively
restore her to health, even when all
ether remedies fail, A single trial al-
ways proves our assertion. They ere
pleasant to the taate and only cost fifty
gouts a bottle. Sold by all druggist'+.
EPrvel ocoA. -bit ATLI.' L la Dl 701/ WO trf tts0.
tay a thorough knowledge of the natural
s
goverrnq the operations of digestion
awl nutrition, and`hy a careful a placation of
the flne properties et wellselect Cocoa. Mr,
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
delicately flavoured beverage which my aaeY
us many heavy doctorw' hills. It is by the jwdi-
elcieuw user of such articles of diet that a con-
stitution may be gradually built up lint fl strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundred”' of subtle maladies are floating
amend us ready to attack wherever there is ,•
weak point. We may escape many a fate'
shaft by keeping ourselves well forttflnd }with
pore blood and a properlynourished frame."
- t'irif Sorrier tin rAt*.-ld only in Packet:
labelled -"Lotto" Epp, se' Co.,mu.opathi,
Chemists, London. Eng." -Also makers of
Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon use.
i;At
66 s week In your own town. Terms ansa
{.i outfit few. Address H. HALLg'rr 1
Co. Portland Maine -- r —
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITE') OT.\TES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW
t'ABiNS. les to $MS STEERAGE fed'
These Steamers do notcarry cattle,sheep orpi. -
-4
N YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
ttAR1N-Ess to 1141. Excursion at Reduce
Rates.
Passenger aer•ommndat ions. are ensurpsaee•
All Staterooms on Main Dork,
Paaarrger. hooked at lowest rates to or Ir.,
any Raihrrd station In Enrnpe or Atneri.
Drafts •t lows -at sit es, payable 1f res of eharpv
throughout England. ocotland and Ireland.
For brinks of Information. plana, Ike., err'
to Mo ns:m t RwrTNRM, 7 HOWL1118110nRF
N. Y.
Olf to MRS. E. WARNOCK. ilamilton gi
1751 Agent at Roder!.
TJ ROTO COUNTY
IRECTORY.
THE NEW DIRECTORY F*R HI
WI COUNTY, L* ('KNOW AND KI`
CARDTPaltisnowre 4y it contains the naaw
et evert Parwler and lfovs►he.lder in the Coo r
ty with their lust OD r addressee TM sues
rampkte work ever Mood.
PRICTE, - - i3-OQ
ents Wanted
I.1RFrt(1
Address
tA10Ne ref e5Jamt (w..
Dee. lith 1tp1 l.endam, eke.
1110
PATENT
S.
We continue to art as Solicitor, rnr i's. e•a
(earths, Trade hiseka, Cepyrtg*tato (tri
Om Celled Pastes(aunts rubs Kaftan
Frame Germany et.•. W. here bad alisrlF-
•we )-)sacs. ett*
Patera nhtattiw,t through its are nett('M to
the Weswr,ra' A ttawwwaw. T1skkagigs std
lendid Illustrated weekly pt par. Rirs
w the Proems of 0-bwee, 110very[Mer.
t„:14..."41
>K, .s4 5.5* as ane ryas,
blither& ofVert
•twndc "Ra Tv.
20. 1882.
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Gterades's assts Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
Hewes 8,, Sores, ]alters, Kelt Rheum,
liner Sures, fetter, Chapped Hand ,
Chi/bluing, Corns, and all Skin Eruptiorjs
Mud p 'sitively cures Piles. It a gu
e lated In give perfect sati.factien ur
monoses refunq:eed. Print 23 cents per
b..x. her sale by all druggists.
Yi-tt,re, atter ail, is the great physt-
titrt.. the hides all the secrets of health
*ibis her broad, _eneroua bison), and
,..., deeds but to ge to her intelligently
'• i his of cry need. The discovery of
t I a great Cough Remedy, GRAY'. Sv&ur
••r Rau Srsres Gun, is an apt Must's -
of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Lovas id Voice and H•.arseuess it
stands unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness of access places it within the
reach of alp Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50- ent
bottles.- ad
The Great American Remedy for
(IU U6HSt, COLDS ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOA RSENE88 AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
NYsntJtem fe!t se�doaN�rN��ea e... twttrwe--
r�,)t�wasstsiaaiMsat�s. iliaias.yssa-asitosatensulbs
�a abs Hie sealer �a ran' a t
itMalast/aegtora'woo enlrab4 native (7..w Jor
Meer owe lea this
owe heard y spa rr-
.ithaw."- GRAY'S l:aa tae
derfsl e -ewwssar
reds yr tie 'sertzvafwta,
d art
wudia A
SYRUP
i gales
pro
Spraesa
sad the
Piers 1■
eases of
Leap DO -
la /a ITart
. b• ;401
RED
are pra-
t unrtted.
.`.aN reps I rh rare
tartr seas! y yre-
�ward at s
s�wptter � o.e rrw-
"t° SPRUCE p.rarrr,
se, sae state iwe
�tler awl n a p e
•�rdtr truss. gsnwtnt,n
to drink vrhe faeat
arra eases at^ T T
ticked
e d
Jro s tae G s 0 et to
Spears wpicte
soya w.w.a..
Its rensarbable power ill rel'enitig
certain forms of Brow/sale, estd its
almost ayeciltc elect its
slirtate hmckiog Goesgks, is tete v-.af
known Gs the ),.)elle at large.
ld
Soby
a3 Sold ab
asattable road& Pia,': u•..•
to seer. u bottle.
The mo -- Orme er Ped gMw+ dhow•• .,...r:.
nate 0.,ReM.de vel Tr.nde Marl, .andoe. r . ;sir
WW1 abets are also nvr:-te•n d.
KERRY W. -I 7'."7().V r'• .vete,
Witak nl Drew..
Sole Jt'---4:ean sad ease a.:' .
lIoatrvsL
roe sale by JAwu4 11'ILvt.g,
GROOM RHTNAI,
Chemists and II teegists.
•
WcyT'1:T: DEll S.
Ara pi.sstat tot ka c cataia their own
Purgative. Is r. r.?., ern•, and ofeeraal
trsrrwyee of worms in C:.iidre. or Adults.
Duman. Coiffeuse -re end Aextesescre
which HAGTA.n'a Yrie.ow OIL 1.
teed to ewe or relieve either is aFYt er
1e.uv,
• TWA IUTTtIA&LY tet
@OCP, corn FM
tSldRPs FORK Tit BOAT,
4177IIIII, COLDS, Av.
At)rlt[a 1XTtaaALLT fns
DRIICYATrSK, NRC=,ILORA,
CA1LSLALTS, ' CALL01 J LUMPS
iWZ wens, STIPPJOINTS,
CALLA, P7104T 811;
LA111:flosg, CORNS,
CONTRAClloxt nar-rsen,
Lr7Maeao, rrfar.
DR, 'NMI" PAIN IN 114014
SPRAT" PAIN t• irk a
Evert Methde. sewed to give wishes.
1N Rrraww5 SAsad MTTLLL 75111 Sass
T.3CCUIm:x k 00., PrtopHttlp /I
Ti 1ONTn, feat.
,AR OnA1!na.
Inicnrrxis
1 Highly morn lm4.t
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fritw
$'t:aw'sa.
e
,ywile!.• wt. ('.a•
- Mflaitanw.toe twee-
t : yslor'aiwm. 4Arthar*.
. - of Ir'
Rin _7, 'Ree F•»r ea. / fuer Vow -
Any !Ikon -, t f•^en the'
je eels
At lit i wale
?My sr. as
tad tmthr
t avarwtt id ets sa l.:n. Frons
/`W eirayP112111 Ole. IIA Nie
Hardware! Hardware!
THE UNDERSIGNED IS
8TILL ..BEAD
FOR BEST
Its+'
ll4Rflh11llE 4ft
AND LOWEST PRICES. HE KEEPS A FULL STOCK OF SHELF AN],
General Hardware!
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE
AND AXES!
I $cep all the Newest and Best Makes.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE "LYMAN
Four -Barb Fence Wire
R— W_ MagENZI�_.
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Tt'e (•ANIDIAN PA('IFi(' RAILWAY ('l)MPANy offer lands in the Fe:BTULL BELT
of Menitob• and the Northwest Territory for sale at
$2.50 PER ACR
Payment to be made one-sixth at time of purchase, and the trles,•e iu flvesnntnl Instalments[
u.1L interest at six per cent..
A Rebate of $1.25 Per Aore
bring allowed, on cert.''. conditions, for cultivation and ester lrnt.rovements.
THF LAND GRANT BONDS
of the Company, which an be procured at all the .kgencies of rho Bank of Montreal, and oth-
er Banking Institutions throughout the country, will be
Received at Ten Per Cent. Premium,
on their par value, with interest accrued, on account of and In payment of the puruhase mon-
ey, thus further reducing the price of the land to the perrbaser.
S fol arrangements made with Emigration ltd Land ('ompani,•p.
nlFor full particulars, apply to the Company's Land Commissioner, JOHN M,TAViSIL, Win -
peg; or to the undenlgned.
By order of the Board,
Montreal, December 1st. 1.151.
(TaA*LFJt I11118.Ew.aTER. Secretary.
1R17 -
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRACI3AN
nAa RZMOVII HIS
Gl}ROCERY BUSINESS
To the old stand 1n Ole Albion Block, formerly occupied by him, where he will be please
to welcome all Lis old customers and the public generally. A large quantity of
ANEW, FRESH GROCERIES
AV
CHEAP ,{,.THE CHEAPEST.
D,
C. STRACHAN
HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
416t'CCENORS 50 JOHN KNOX). MM./1.4&CTUHERS OF
Buggiez am es•
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4
.rlr?'1
�1f11M��
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ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE.BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done ie ith Neatness and Despatch, and at. row
enable Rates. Coil and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T_ cSu IT. STORY,
tK:<O`:'P' =► itAWli.TON t(TRPAT.
GRAND CILE,t RING Sot 1.E
—O F ---
Boots and Shoes,
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