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THE !11' liON SIGNAL,
FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1882.
She Poet's Q.orner.
gveef W aerate.
Ok. fee; they are all seamed us.
lad In every walk et Yt•;
Heroes the beet, that ata.d eke test
In many an uamartad semen.
Heroes of home. al nisi, of farm,
And at duty's oa i abase,
Though unaware et hoaels ahem,
And by a0MY WW1 eaWbwa.
Tress •Neale -girt lefty widow
Wild frees end hands entreat
Vast crowds, agape, 'hal no swaas can
shape,
Vier aid from the icy street.
Wien a W,ut-blaok climes au ad,;.. Tent pole.
And smite from its peak impels
A rope of wire down the wall ut are,
Aud the cry, They are saved! upswells.
High wr v lug his danger signal,
The under paid switchman speeds
O'er the quivering ridge of • braked bridge.
Thaleu, death and dlstructwu leads,
To sink, ar the thundering train alums up,
am -taxed. in the headlight's glare,
While but sew can know what to hint they
owe.
Though he should be dying there.
Ob yes, they are all around us,
And to instance there deeds are vain,
So hidden away in the crowds are they.
In the paths obscure and plain;
From these whose chivalry, unesteemed.
Through a lowly lifetime shines.
Te such in the rout whose stand out
• Fur the rest like starry rigor.
And nothing V lost, (Lough hidden,
'Mat springs front Leroic seed;
le the larger force. and the higher course
That are shaped from a single deed.
The environment of • masa of seen
May brighten and spread apace,
T111 the deeds shall throng all pat iso along
To the glory of W the race.
•
Fun anb Fancy.
Probably the finest exhib itiou of
human courage that is ever witnessed
can be seen by iuter%iewing the paasen-
gers of a western road train half an hour
after the rubbers ate g..ue, '
-What building tr that ' asked a
arra oc•• ••f a boy, pointing to a nch,N.l
hon:,:- "'what 1' said the boy. "Why,
that ..• • ,.•rye : And he fee:ut,'y t ao-
betio she pausal on.
tetoher," nays the celenrated
Weak.), :..oaring qty father say to my
mother. "How could you have the
patience to toll that blockhead the same
thing twenty tones over 1" "Why.' said,
she, "If I had told hem but nineteen
times a should have lust my labor."
The following remark of a little girl
shows an opinion of her elders the re-
verse of Battering: "Oh,dear '" the ex-
claimed to her doll, "I do wish you
would sit still I neter saw such an un-
easy thing in all my life. Why don't
you act like grown folks, and be still
and stupid for • while."
A Calf, full of Wantonness and Play,
piecing au Ox at the plough, could not
forbear insulting him. "What a sorry,
poor drdge are you, said he, "to bear
that heavy yoke, and go turtling up the,
rrouod for a master "See what a hap-
py life I lead he added, when at even-
ing the ox, unyoked and going to take
his rest, saw him, hung with garlands,
being Wil away by the Barren, a vener-
able an with a fondness for veal pot-
pie.
Sidney Smith, the English wit, char-
acterized the following as the meet per-
fect fun he knew: -In Mrs. Hamilton's
"Lecture on Education," a story is told
of a school -girl, who, during her exam-
ination, insisted on miscalling the word
patriarchs -partridges. "Oh," visa the
comment of an auditor, "she snakes
game of the Wrier -ells."
A St'aosarioN.-We publish the fol-
lowin¢rah from the ('hruteart of way• with a comfortable income.
(Fork io order that our local clergymen • 2I Almost despairs of entering the
may take advantage of it when the oc- tssarrial;e state.
triton requires: Last Sunday evening a 30. Rather fearful of being called an
Roston divine suddenly paused near the "old maid."
close of the sermon, and said, "We ' 31. An additional love of dress.
would be glad if that young man in the 32. Professes to dislike halls: finds it
vestibule woul.l come inside and satisfy difficult to get good partners.
hunself whether she is. or is not, here. Wonder; how men can leave the
A father talking to his careless daugl -
ter said:- I wast to speak to you of
year mother. 11 may be that you have
noticed a careworn Iouk upon Ler face
lately. Of course it bar not been
brought there by any act ut yours, still
it is your duty to chase it away. I want
you to get up to -morrow morning and
get breakfast, and your mother c.nnea
and begins to express her surprise, go
right up to her and kiss her on the
mouth. You can't imagine how it will
brighten her dear face. Resides you
owe her a kiu or twu. Away back when
you were a little girl she kissed you
when no one ole. was tempted by your
fever -tainted breath and swollen face.
You welt not so attractito then as you
are now. And through those years of
childish sunshine and shadow she was
ready to cure by the magic of a mother's
kiss, the little dirty chubby han.is when-
ever they were injured in those first
skirmishes with this rough old world.
Aud then the midnight kiss with which
she routed w many bad dreams as she
leaned above your restless pillow, have
all been on interest these long, long
years. Of course ahe is not so pretty
and ktssablu as you are, but if you had
done your share of the work during the
Last ten years the contrast would not be
so marked. Her face has more wrinkles
than Yours, far more, and yet if you
were sick that face would appear more
beautiful than an angels as it hovered
over you, watching every opportunity to
minister to their comfort, and every one
of those wrinkles • would seem to be
bright wavelets of sunshine chasing each
other over the dear face. She will leave
you one of these days. These burdens,
if not -lifted from her shoulders, will
break her clown. Those rough, hard
hands that have done so many ':nneoes-
sary things fur you will be creased upon
her lifeless breast. Those neglected tipe
that gave yoo your first baby kiss will be
closed, and those sad, tired eyes will
have ripened in eternity, and then you
will appreciate your mother, but it will
be too late.
Wreaks ora flirt nom lifters to Fifty.
15. Anxious fur coming out and the
attention of the other sex.
16. Begins to have some idea of the
tender passion.
17. Talks of love in a cottage and dis-
interested affection.
18.. Fancier herself in love with some
handsorne wan who has Battered her.
19. Is a little more diffident on account
of being noticed.
20 Commences being fashionable.
21. Still more confident in her own at-
tractions, and expecte a brilliant estab-
lishment.
2'. Refuses a good offer because he is
not a elan of fa:.hion.
23. Flirts with every young man she
meets.
24. Wonders she is not married.
25. Rather more circumspect in her
conduct.
26. Begins to think a large fortune
not qu oe so indespensible.
27. Prefers the company of rational
men to that of flirting.
28. Wishes to be married in a quiet
That would be much better than keep-
ing a half-inch draft on the occupants of
the back pew.' And in the soletnn sil-
ence that fwll.wed, the congregation
could hear a sound outside as of the re-
treat of an army with banners.-
Te
anners.-
Te the anneal Meere.sloa. and all whom
It teas a msee■.
Phosphstine, or Nerve Food, a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientific.
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates,
Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but Limp
ly the Phosphatic and Gartric Elements
found in eur daily food. A single bottle
is sufficient to convince. All Druggists
gall it. 11.00 per bottle. 1,nemts t�
Co., „pie agents for the Dominion,
:i5 Front Street East. Toronto.
Medicines taken into the Stomach in
concentrated forth such as Pills and
Powders, are most injurious. The great
subetitute for these nauseous little Calo-
mel pills is Dr. Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters. They cleanse the
bowels, stimulate the Liver and Kid-
neys, and cure all stomach disorders,
such as Dyspepsia and Indigestion. In
large bottlesat 50 cents. Geo. Rhyne.,
agent.
Thousands suffer untold wineries from
Nervous 1\ eskne.e, Pain 01 the bask,
and other distrrasing symtoms arising
from disur,tered Kidneys Burdock
Blood Bitters 1s the !Sovereign remedy.
Trial bottles 10 coots
Areou a martyr to headache f Sef-
for no longer. A remedy is found su
Burdock 'rod Betters It regulates the
Bewails, ...w,aui the system, allays ner-
vous in ration and restates heath and
vigor. Sample bottle 10 vent&
The Deree•a+s Last flaeffe Reaaea.
KvaiEavttig, end., Jan. 11, 1882.
1 recently had a very difficult ease of
Consumption. I treated it in the most
scientific coroner possible, but to no ef-
fect; patient grew gradually worse.
Bather than give up, and as a last re-
sort, 1 deemed, winch against my wish,
to use a remedy that had cured one of
my fanner patients. Greatly to my sur-
prise. the patient began to gain, and in
a muoh sh„rter time than I dared to
ever expect, she was completely cured.
Thename ..f this remarkable remedy is
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. I now use it altotgether in my
practice.-[Leedutg M. D., Evansville.
Trial bottles free at Rhyne' drug stere.
Large size 21. (6)
Gels( le die Grove.
There he goes again direct to a saloon
and pours down another heavy draught
of strong drink, not PO much because) his
appetite demands it, but for the artificial
buoyancy it products --the after effects
of which leave hint more miserable than
before; it is this druedful practise that is
daily sending thrusat ds to their gravel.
A remedy for all this is found in the
true friend of temperance, -the best and
purest of all m icines,-Electric Bit-
ters. Sold by 'sec. Rhynaa at 50 cents.
A cough Or cold contracted in the
month of April if not speedily arrested
is liable to stick to ole daring the whole
summer. Dr. Cantons s Pulmonary
Cough Drips speao'ily cure Coughs,
Colds, Brouchitis, Pain and oppression
of the Chest, and all Throat, Chest and
Lung affections. In large bottles at 50
cents. Geo. Rhynas,agent forGederich.
society of sensible women to Birt with a
f.Ndish girl.
34. Affects good hunter in her conver-
sation with sten.
33. Jealous of,the praise of women.
36. Qatrrels with her friend who is
lately married •
37. Thinks herself slighted in society.
38. Likes to talk of acquaintances who
are married unfortunately.
39. 111 -nature increases.
40. Very meddling and officious.
41. If rich as a dernier resort, makes
love to a young man without fortune.
42. Not succeeding, rails against man-
kind.
43. Partiality for cards and scandal
commences,
44. Severe against the manners of the
age.
46. Strong predilection for a clergy-
man.
40.
47.
tea.
48.
dogs.
49. Adepts a dependent relation to at-
tend to her feline and canine nursery.
60. Beco mea disgusted with the world
and rents all her ill -humor on her un-
fortunate relat Ions.
We call the attention . f our readers
to the advertisement in another column
41 the Smith Medicine Co. We are
certain- that thousands of mothers will
hail with joy the advent of such a com-
pany. Their worm medicine has been
tested and found as described. a great
boon to suffering humanity. In the
Ives of tapeworm we have been shown
6 eine tweasereiwg AO feet. eine 32 foot and
one 14 feet,which have been priced from
the bowels of different individuals after
taken,( a few doses of Dr Smiths Ger
man Worm Remedy. Thousands •,f
testimonials are in possession of these
gentlemen showing clearly that their
worm medicines aro all that they claim
them to he. -(Montreal Post Bold try
.las Willing", Gdorieh (hit
Left o■ the shelf.
Mr. Thos. Claydon, Shelburne, Ont.,
writes: "I have been suffering with a
lame back for the past thirty years, and
tried everything 1 heard of without suc-
cess. Nut long ago I was persuade•I to
use St Jacobs O:l. I purchased a bot-
tle, and, strange to say, before I hue
used it all, I was perfectly cured. i can
confidently' recommend It Go any role
afflicted. No one C.‘11 speak too hiehly
of its merits." Mr. W. E. Weecklev,
also of Shelburne, thus mentions a mat-
ter of his experience: "I have been a
sufferer with rheumatism for years. I
was laid up with a severe attack a short
time ago, and I can truly say that St.
Jacobs Oil produced the quickest relief
that I ever experienced. I cheerfully
recommend it to every sufferer."
Enrage,l at his desertion.
Becomes despondent and takes to
Turns all sensibility to cats and
iwetlea's Amina liaise.
The best salve in the•world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Itheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains, Corns, and e.9 Sk.i Eruptions,
and positively cure. Piles. It is gum au -
toed to give perfect sati-faction. nr
money refunded Price 25 cent.. per
box. For sale by Geo. Rhy tins. 1830 ly,
PERCNERON HORSES
LAROEBT
Importing and Breedix
ESTABLISH18En'
- ret TIM -
WORLD.
W ILS ON'S
111213 KI Pilo'
DRUG STORE.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Fresh seeds; n bulk or packages.
Complete Stock.
77,c Oreat American Remedy for
c,) t OII$ COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS AND
TJIROAT AFFRCTION .
P ups'M rf from said 4•rver OOv... ((Dneh-
I S il- Sao ler ea{asM 61•1a.I 2142= n
oft$ Oen w►(aL armies f ow 1 ie JIM Jprwee tree
GA the -ewanwt doubt tea wast namable native 0 .. for
lininnwa I purpea
/eery awe - In this
GRAY'S yyron epatArae-
t[
ries wow-Owm neer
ha' bared
darfei ef- se aerates.
Arts of tae a,d ail Us
1. ragas aattapas-
.w. tA. SYRUP paha' `t,
Pines In ppeetorowt
►vwle, and
east• of balsamic
Lusa Dia- W p rop.wars
ease- are Pre
Trance serred.
h. Own- RED rat. sr.-
/ArP Curr
a trstoig shad hilly pre-
f/ref, cow- pared at a
'a�p`o SPRUCE per t`ce.
spet era te.
IA, ire contains
trs,wis end a a yy e
corder Mem eaaatfty
to drink WIAeJi'.e.t
a�o.gte GUM. yoked
o:. the r ..m Id
os made
Spruce r singlets
topic uwat.on.
Its renlarkabk�po►oer in relieving
certain forma of Bronchitis, and i' -t
alum'),.! apeci4c eject in curing , l•
etin••t'e hacking Coughs. is bio,^ • 'i
kion,, to the public at large.
sal by all respectable chemists. large.
sal ane:
:.0 r •.At• a bank. .
71.8 r,.d. Syrup of Red .Spruce Gant" r•. •'f
ver o r i:egl4ered Trade Mark, aid,n.r r . r�
... ' lel, a, a ala repietercd.
KERRY WATSON .0 ..',J
a'ade.ale Drevoolr1 ,
Sok P. ".-tetore and Mowur,.e • c
Yu:,,: • 'AL
Dandelions are now ennsidered very
fashionable to weoor on coat lapels and in
thebutton holes. They are pretty flowers,
and certainly quite superior to the sun-
flower.
A postal cart wax addressed to Presi-
dent Arthur at New Yon/ on Sunday,
tbreaeening him with death if he did not
immediately recall Minister Lowell and
demand the releaa of all Americans con-
fined in English dungeons.
The next issue of gold coinage from
the English mint is to be stamped with a
new die only the wooed taken since the
aoceesinn of Queen Victoria. it repres-
ents her Majesty with an imperial grown
upon her head. end the likeliest' of the
Queen to -day, and not a reprndnetion of
the ynutlg ftiliee which has an long looked
cwt form Rritiah ruin
M. W. DUNHAM,
Wayne, Do Page County, Miaow, U. 8. A.
(35 miles west of ChiCag .t
/Miring thy post 17 ~Who 310 STAB e
LION,. .4%D MARES keen been (wtp.rted
trots Prower to Mos eataNl.Awseut, M( est
WORE /Ann the resold lord f ewperhet/ewa or
all ether Owportery of Drat Uoreee fives
all ports of Europe for any eau wan
One-11/TA of the entire number at ttw,aere-
set Frese& Herera in America can es wen on
his farm. His ImportaUnna liars included the
Prise Winners of the UN' reefed Erperdtlow.
Paris, 1871 and nearly all the Prise Horses
of the Great el
bows of Francs eines Ids impor-
tations began. They also carried off the honors
at the Centennial, 1016; and, at the Great
Chien,* Fair. 1151, Mr. DwaIam's Heed
.f PERCHERONB, On ~pipet Wow with
tea largest and theme collection of 011eSee-
Saleu ever shown, eondstIna of the pose win-
ners at the Oreat Bbows of Reotlaad sad E•n-
��i1aaoodd) was awarded e Gram. Merempaskee
A tea taof I1,MO and On sed Oe1d Medal.
110 P4172 CA7'47,01717? s.NE FRP'E
eve a4•etlew. Cowta/wa over 40 Illes-
trwtlews cstd the 1of the Per cMrww
rasa Order "CATALOr>1 TIE Z."
army LAR! B BRREDMA
& EVSAY NIBIGHBORHOOD
- ArO6troe
- 'rem
trial lees demrn-
s Tulse wtwn bred to the
nemeses d esanary the prndnee is
anis ase swim B .1'.,'- honey 'narken. mins y on the marhe'
than any dela et Bonn
CHEAP GROCERIES 1
_A_ 1\1- S 1F TI
Begs to announce to the people of Goderich find this section of Huron, the. he has
purchased from 1[r. A. Phillips his duck of Groceries, eta, and will
continue the busiseas in the old stand, on the
Corner of (Victoria and Bruce Streets.
aving bsU ht the goods for cash, and as I intend to make all my purchases from
wholesale nten for cash also, I will be in a positron to sell at
- Very Low Prices for Caalt
My stock will always be fresh. I will keep the best brands of teas, good sugars,
and everything in the grocery line from the hest producers- Bacon, Spiced Mesta,
etc. , alwayys on hand in season. I am determined to please, both in quality and price
jR6rCal1 at the stand, Victoria street, opposite the Fair Ground, near D. K
Strachan's machine shop- �%_=FT_
Goderich, March 9th, 1882 C
_�J IBJ V V
IRS, ARNOCk
Begs to segwaiat the (dies of (Tederi, h rid
vleldty, that Me le sow showing
S all Mier they
.11land
eaewre� the mor
;lees a elf, Nils aawere'srea that
lane oat OW.
E ATSIFAC T I ON
IN ROTH
STYLE AND MAKE.
She he. ye to be favored with a visit from her
patrons, sad the ladies ges.rany.
MRS. WARNOCK.
,INn1na
o Duns, Court/mem and Act -towers
which HAcvwsu s YELLOW On- is_� ggI,aae-
teed 10 ear. or relieve either in MAO or
BeT.
ispinewillth TM= t6TERRAIIY Felt
CEOCP, COUGH.4,
CRAMPS, 4ORK THROAT
411 WA, COLDS,
*!Its EXTERNALLY x11
6
ZH TYMITIBM, NEUAALOIA,
CSILELLIN1, CALLOUS LUMPS
SITHLLI.W08, STIFF JOINTS,
GALLS, FROST RITZ,
£.4 ZSR, CORNS.
aowrXAcT'IOXB SR1781rd,
£VImAGO, I7+CW,
DLLFlvKSB, PAIN IN RACE,
SPZLIlrB, PAIN in BIDE, M,
Every bottle ggt.nrarteed to erre ntidat
dee Or money ,efurded.
t16SIKTMM WTT11 1:A6N NTTIL MNK Dae.
7.3C Qa8Q81N & 00., Proprt tors
TORONTO, ORT.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G- BARRY
CABIET IAKER au' IINBERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
=A good aerortmeat of Kitchen. Bedroom, ltindng Room andtParlor Furniture. such as Ta
Ties, ('hairs (hair, cane and wood seated), Cupboards, Bed -steads. Mattresses, 1142h -etas
Lounges,,Sofas, What -Nota, looking Glasse s.
N. I(. -A complete assortment of Colons and Shrouds always on hand alio Hearses for Lire
at reasonable rates.
Picture Framing a specialty. -A earl solicited. C:,1
...GRAZING LAND* Ant retNrn eve
-NE Northern Pacific Ra R.
no MINNESOTA, DAKOTA,
/No MONTANA.
BSC CROP AGAiN iN 1E81
BOOTS&SHOES
2�o�rnisig � Wedclup
Peg to announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Stroe
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
e ell assorted atotk of Spore and Summer Goods at cense figutea, we are determined
to give the Public the benetit.Et,'
•
QUICK SALES ti SMALL PROFITS SILL BE OUR IdTTOO1
rir-Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
r.9'Remember the place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
,.rorCustom work will receive our special attention.
loIr-None but the beat of material used and first-class workmen employed.
Xitr Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Goderich, March 9, 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U P
LOw "r'ICCS : LONGTIME • REBATE row beacon.
Mt.c' Rte.,..AO FARE Arte FsEnCMT TO sE-Tires.
roe T. ILL beam-uATOM, A00441 1.1
P. ; "• N:wPCF-, I.:N. LAwo Ac'
tlnerns,M P,..a -. PAUL. Mines
M 1 LLI N ERY.
Miss Jessie Wilson
:Takes pleasure in infor'nting the Indica of Goderieh and vicinity, that she opened out on
Saturday, April the 8th
A LARGE STOCK OF'
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED GOODS.
A fun and tine assortment u(
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
And everything in the shape of
ZtTEST NC)77=1.�1T=E0,
The ladies a 7 . ordlally. invited to inspect goods, and 1 will 1(4•411 i1 n pleasure to shoN the
T FOR ISO r
MANITOBA
LATEST AND BEST STYLES.
ORDERED WORK A PECIALTY_
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING' EXECUTED WITH
NEATNESS AND DESPATCH, AND AT LOW
RATES AT "THE SIGNAL OFFICE."
The Greet Western Railway will run
their .xrurasons to MANITOBA and
DAKOTA punts during May and June
every two two weeks, eeommerteing TIIE8-
DAT Kay, 2nd, 1881.
Fa ren Reduced.
Fon inf.,rmahon, tickets,,•tc , apply to
GEO. B. J�OHNSTON,
1'pe :al MeatGreateaters Its•? w sy
i o1 ririn. newt.
Oeaertek. A,wt, s, MIA tyt a
INF
Rasura Otis e11 , and,75 to Cash, ass
w111 seed yea, pa
NIOKIL 55T111 WINDING AI,U STAG
b&TT1SO we. MIMS.
Rotors this slip and 15.00 s.4 we .t11
a,r41) r,fWeeP*t ore of oar errs inviteinviterise 14 0..» PI.ATI Erma to 110 teeth. u veld b7 Amerleaa
8.1.1471 ells site sed 6&60 1a cos. ad
. wnlsend ST.•s a t.ADIAlf COIN M1..
wen W *Test ysraustw& rots •.Mabee
wars\ M8N Yea asked boy fret de. M�t •11
14t.n tele SIP.arl 67.IS. sad we ort
me neer of ger apt.sd141.LU1st •
Atari faIn n mar
e, w81H fie nil res
not 5. breed
da mile
ftaM .sok . wt,Mas sed
awe«&
r.•, -n the asp tel 61171 m.4 .r
H. a.■ t ren ens of , er LA UIti' or.,
weARar kt Rri•.e oars W..L
e. res. t g soe.a...t
R.tarn this slip sed '20 sol we. w
mall )on one of oar OLNT1'a a LARAT
Ft( LL *MR NIT1.TIN.1 CARR PATENT
LLVLA GOLD WATCIIE.a, guaranteed.
Risers ibis .din and $1.75. and w. well
�1a pe.tt.atn..a. of nor ..
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Refers t' Is sl p s41.1 11 2', an4 w. wi
ma,l )ow •tie ,,t ar 1.•1,".no L$k
I.. WR1.KT PACKA'lxa eoutaloll•,‘ 21
,loess ..aerial Jae.lry
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