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"Ever Iles asserts ly"
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WWII/ of Yee dsij d m•••lat .
Yet mamas tr the Makers earl[
Ws truths we sight legfeea se.
The klatket welds flea • rirteoW pbraas,
a And civil Lag rate .•filer
And acuses a nater bet dlseises
The eading"'" leve .lneseely
Yea palms $ ne•utant ea the wards—
Think, It yeti mig a believe them,
what Joy would vibrate feeling's chards
In mattin N'assist/dela 1
" i ours, eels. yours.' to deepest • 05,
Net
Is MeV eassiias merely,
But when the storms el sorrow blew.
SUB "Years." and "Yours slue. rely,"
Yours" Us tie uhnegieg SGCEM et UIO,
With friendship neve • falitaz,
Upholding you amid lb, strafe.
Where love is most •vatting.
"Yours.' to edvbe, to °Googols timer.
With tries iehlpprtiud more &arty,
And day b7 4117, and rear by year,
Still to be "Yours stncere.y."
To have no doubt .Lea olkar. a'ar.ak
From trouble wkk h opl rens the=,
To share the bitter cup w e drink,
If they ow aid or blies us.
[Mends, not to kindly words alon
Bat nobly. truly. really,
In act and deed, in word and tone.
Our Meads, and "Ours sincerely."
it Is not ea The phrsie 11 meant
But carelessly and lightly;
A vain and passing compliment.
Scarce thought or spoken lightly,
Just like a Gammon," other things
Of seeming value merely,
Which from the coldest ups can spring,
Like "Ever yours alseerly."
So I must be consent to take
The phrase where've I meet it;
Nor great hopes Lyes so Little make,
Hut like • boiable tram it.
Ons of those gilded toys of Dare
We oft times pay lsrdearty;
Relieving in tier btlgkser bourn.
Our friends are 'Thus sincerely."
1'et I can never more address
Tbo.e word* so [muck revealing.
Nor feel the truth aad tmadernees
I pledged myself u feeling
1 canon• use the phrase ea one
:sous import merely.
1t, ; tin a bond of mighty power
n "Years sincerely."
She Fashions.
• 'Most of the new summer dresses are
covered with fine plaiting' alternating
with rows of lace.
Waists have small !unique' with pane
en trimmed with lace falling down the
back in • *fermiers' train.
One of the successes of the ooming
Parisian season is to be jet trimming
combined with chenille `pompons.'
Some skirts have strips in various riot-
ers plaited in fan shape, with the stripes
•hewing at every movement of the body.
A profusion of Sowers will be used • on
summer toilets. They fasten draperies
and ornament waists, and bonnets are
covered with then. '
Baptiste and linen skirts in grey, navy
blue, any ecru my be worn.with paint -
linen waists) with seaman or blue grounds
and red flowers.
This summer all linen goods, batistes,
lawns, and foulards are to have designs
,.f very large branches of all kinds of
flowers on grounds such as beige, light
blue and pink.
For young girls a pointed waist is made
and a scarf panier gathered and fastened
to the waist underneath. The scarf forms
two long ends fastened light) under a
butterfly bow on the point of the waist.
In the arrangement of dresses it is not
necessary to have the colon notching
but, on the contary, to have at striking
contrast; for example, with an ecru skirt
the waist and penises may be garnet,
dark green, and red.
The new summer gait is called the
kangaroo glide, and can be performed by
bending the upper portion of the body at
an angle of twenty degrees, poking the
elbows into the air on either aide, and
let the hands flop around like the fins of
a sea lion. The steps should be long and
even, and the chin slightly elevated. It
is graceful for all, but peculiarly adapted
to fat girls.
For the alteration of a light summer
dress fabrics like satinettes in Light
shades, such as blue and corn -color,
should never be used, as they are too
delicate and fresh-lookirtg to be employ-
ed before. The same rule applies to
light painted foulards.
'Wort* of Wltsbom.
Naught vennue, naught have.
Ignoga.ee never settles a geestion.
Wein makes lite dreary is the want of
motive.
Airtime can take awry riches but nut
Wba7lt you seek tow friendships, cul-
tivate the old.
He who knows moot, grieves most for
wasted time.
A pleasing tcuntenenoe is a ,dent
commendation.
Small cheer and great welcome make
a merry feast.
To see what is right and not to do it
is want of courage.
No man was ever written out of repo -
Witte but by himself
It is well to be witty; one often has a
silly thing to say.
Those who plot the distraction of
others often fall themselves.
The greatest of faults, I should say is
to be conscious of none.
In almost everything, ezperi..i ce is
mole valuable than precept.
Knowledge is acquired not by long life
but by close observation.
If you wish to remove ay.lrioe you
mud remove its mother luxury.
Charity and personal force are the
only investments worth anything.
Philosophy is a good horse in a stable
but an arrant jade on a journey.
Rceolleetion is the only paradise from
which se cannot be turned out.
Tee Lawn Is aesmser.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY, 7 1882.
Mar 0inews Ostaila had mos o...lr1a7.l".
]ran A..1. Montt, of Canton Pa —
OeaNsbbeo—About ten years ago, after
having had a WNW, attack of measles, 1
was troubled with a seven cough end was
threatened with oonaumptioa. Mytather
having died at the age of thirty -nus with
eowella Rion an
of the lunge, d ut)t aunt
has bee carried off with the same
oump nt,it sinus to be hereditary in
ourfamily. At 1.1,e time alluded to, I was
Wooed to buy a tittle of Dn. WIteTAZ s
Banter oe WiLL CYzaaY, and can say
oonacientioney, I believe it .saved lay
life. I was blackamithing at the time,
and often felt pains in my chest and
lunge which the Salaam relieved. 1
cheetfutty give this statement, and bops
you may have MOON with w beneficial
preparation. 60 Bents and $1 a hot-
tle. Sold by all druggists
In the spring mouths, when there are
frequent "'lowers, and the grass is in
rapid growth, the lawn -mower may be
used as often as once a week with deci-
ded benefit. But in our climate, with
its extremes and uncertainties, such
fixed rules, as "'now once a week," will
lend to trouble, if followed. With the
first dtouth the grass on the lawn show"
a diminished growth, and is often really
at a staml-still. At such times, nothing
worse cru be done to the imam than to
cut it A11 that there is above ground
is needed to sustain the root, and inci-
dentally t . shade the surface. In the,
treatment of the lawn, as in all other
gardening operations, some thought
uld .be given to the present
tion
o`fcthe plants, and the object to be trait!'
ed by any operation. The kind of gnus
varies the time or frequency of cutting.
A fine. thick buttom-growth of June -
grass, or Bine-grass, may be kept pretty
closely shaven. But many front yards
and lawns have a Timothy or Hardgraas
sod, and if this is allowed to grow 8 to
12 inches high and then cut, it will leave
a woody stubble, and if dry weather pre-
vails, it will be a long time before a new
growth from the roots Domes up, the
plot in the meantime having the appear-
ance of a burned over surface, or a dry
stubble at beet.—;American Agricultur-
ist for J une.
Bed tilled.
The blood is the true essence of vitali-
ty. Without pure blood then can be no
healthy action in the system. Boils,
blotches, pimples and the various hum-
ors and blemishes of the skin are only
symptomatic of bad blood—that needs
purifying its fountain head, to render
its tributaries pure. Burdock Blood
Bitters effectually cleanse the bloom from
all humors, obtains a healthy action of
the liver, bowels, kidneys, skin, etc.,
and strengthening while it regulates and
purifies. 2
Ube rbyslataas.utdeae.
It is generally considered a pretty dif-
ficult task to outdo a physician, but the
following will prove conclusively where
nine were oontpletely outdone. Mrs.
Helen Pharvia, 331 Oayten Bt., Chicago,
was treated for Consumption by nine
physicians, and e11 pronounced her case
•ncurable. Seven bottles of Dr. King's
)fi aw Discovery for Consumption annple-
te'y cured her. Duubtiug ones, please
drop her a pastel and convinoe your-
selves. Trial bottles free at Rh.nai s
Drug Store. Large suss $1.00. (4)
Pbesp$Mt$e
Is a wonderful thing, yet se natural, so
reasonable. Why 1 Ifou have feel-
ings of gonenes; too weak and dragging
tO rally ; too nervous to sleep; an appe-
tite hardly sufficient to keep body and
soul together: headache, with pains
acral the baek; the whole system relax-
ed; perhaps coughs and sere lungs; and
will use one to six bottles of Dr. G. L.
Austin's Phos hstine as the cars may
demand; it will not fail to make you an
enthusiastic friend. Why do we say
thus ? Because Phosphstine supplies a
want, the rery properties the system u lack-
ing and yearning for. It is not a medi-
cine, bat nutriment instantly converted
inte blood, bone and tissue. It is also
delicious to the taste. Try it. The re-
sult is as certain as that cause and effect
go hand in hand. All druggists. Low-
nsx *Co., Sole agents for the Domi-
nion, 66 Front St. East. Toren to.
Going t. ■la grave.
There he goes again direct to a saloon
and pours dawn another heavy draught
of strung drink, not so much because his
appetite demands it, bet for the artificial
buoyancy it produces—the after effects
of which leave him more miserable than
before; it is this dreadful practise that is
daily sending thautands to their graves.
A remedy for all this is found in the
true friend of temperance,—the best and
purest of all medicines,—Flectrie Bi` -
ten. Sold by Gee. Rhynas at 60 cents.
The most wonderful curative remedies
of the prseent day, are those tint come
(rem Germany, or at least originate
there. The GRIST gnhltale 1wV1001AT0a,
which has never been known to fail in
curing a single case of impotency, sper-
materehrea, weakness and all diseases
resnhing fnwn self -abase, M nervous de-
bility, inability, mental anxiety, lang-
uor, lassitude, depression of spurts and
functional derangement" of the nervous
syetenl. For "cis by druggists, or sent
fres sy mail on receipt of the +riot,
$1.00 per box, or six bows for $6.00.
Address F. .1. Coaxes, Toledo, 0., Geo.
Rhynas, Sole Agent, Goderich. 1843.3m
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal -
it sets directly unit the blood and the
14 nommen surfaces of the system. Priv
75 eenta. For sale ivy Geneve Rhynes,
sole agent for (lode,Wlr. 1843-30
1f Catarrh ho. edAUT gentle r.f
smell and hearing, Hall's Catarrh Core
BM ewe you 76 cants per bott s. All
dtepgieta mill it For sale by foo o'V
Rhytnas, .tole Want. tint.ridt 1843-3m
lb as Ma
rsMaeM.. sad aro warms
u essay 004eea.
P true, or Nerve Fowl, • Pipepbat. band meta Scientific
Facts, Formttleted by Prote.sur Austin,
M. D. of Bautuu, Masa, cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, !dick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the Inman
system. Pbuspbatiae is tut a Medecine,
but a uArieteat, besaeee it contain,' no
Vegetable ..r ',instal Pomona, Opiates,
Narcotic, and tan Stimulants, but limp
ly the Phosphatic and Gastric Elements
foetid in our daily food. A single bottle
is sufficient to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1 00 per bottle. lam one it
CO.. sole agents for the Delmtntutl,
M 'runt Street Fest Toronto
•'Twenty -ser mare llnperkare.'
Says an eminent physician, convinces
we that the only way to cure Nervous
exhaustion, and weakness of the sexual
orgve, is to repair the waste by giving
brain and nerve foods, and of all de
remedies compounded, Magnetic Medi-
cine u the best. Sec advertisement tit
another oolamn. Sold in Generic') by
Jas. Wilson, druggist—lm
MRS. ViAROCK
Begs to acquaint the ladies of Goderich nil
vicinity, that she is now showing
Sprig aid Suter fiery
Iteekaea`s Arden Solve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chappel Hands, Chil-
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. It is guaaau-
toed to gave perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. Fur sale by Geo. Rhyttas. 1830 ly.
Wise's Ilse fleet rby.Ielae.
The one that does most to relieve suf-
feriug humanity of the thoussed and one
ills that befall them, is certainly the Beet
of all physicians. Electric Bitters are
duly doing this, curing where all other
remedies failed. Al a spring tonic and
b'oad verifier they have nutrial. '1'bcy
lis itively cure liver and kidney'c..i.l-
plaiuts, In the drougest sense of the
tens, they are the best and cheapest
ph —
physician known.(Dlaily Times. S..1.1y Go.. Ithynas, at 60 orate. [3. 1
At her shop. Hamilton Street, in t and
beautiful variety. She hue seen the ser-
vices of a city milliner, and feels assured that
she can give
SATSIFAC T I ON
IN BOTH
STYLE AND MAKE.
She ho see to be favored with • c fait from Ler
patrons, and the ladies generally.
MRS. WARNOCK.
HALL'S
MTR1TIrURE
i0 1Reeesolewded by Phvslelalt•.
c UIZE$
Catatd of tM Neal Cavity -CMonk and Ulcerative!
C ef Pm Ear or Throat. It a taken
ts�R111
Y, ant ecu [IIpECTLY upon
Blood and Mucous S_srfaces of the
TStene, h the best "Blood Purifier
1. the WORLD, and is worth ALL
that le charged for It. for
THAT alone.
THC
OILY INTERNAL CURE FOR CATARRH
' 11 TISK IRA RR ICT . i
00 A17*'[100 tan say tits of
tlMwll !1 will sat Cm $ 100
WILIAwn, Ont. March 22, 10110.
My little daugbser wee troubled with Catarrh
for two years, and was very moeh beneetted by
Ms use of Hall's Catarrh Care" She 1s now
about oared. W. T. HOUSE.
Wow -awn, Ont, March Y), 18P2.
I have need " Hall's Catarrh Care," and Judg-
ttaegg from the good results I derived from one
bdtts believe it will ones the most stubborn
ease of Catarrh U its use be continued for a
reasoaable length of time. -
W. H. BELLEMB,
11 Wnt.L.xn Ona March xo, 1802
5'. J. CwstrIT & Co.. Toledo, 0.
Gena.—Have sold Hall's Catarrh Cure for the
last year, and It gives Goth's satldaetlon.
Yours truly,
H. W. HOSON, Druggist.
Hall's Catarrh Cure
L add by all Wholeeste and Retail Druggists
sad Dealers in Patent Medicines in
the United States and Canada..
PRICE:
76 Cents a Bottle. $8.00 a Boa
The only genuine Ball's Catarrh Ccs is man-
sfsesnred by 7. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
sr Beware of Imitations.
Bolded ter the (Marto trade by
H. W. HOBSON, Welland. Ant
GEORGE RHYNAS,
Sole Agent, (;„derich.
Farmers and Machanios.
Provide yourselves with a Mottle of 1'AINXILLL'R at thio t/-5r_n
of the year, when summer ceegltintn are so prevalent ; it it a prom'''.
safe, and sure cure. it mar salt' yon dais of sickness, and Inn w 11
find it is more valuable than go'd. Be sure Jou buy the Jeno ne
FERRY 174175 PAINKILLER, and take no other m,rtnte.
Oosotng, Oat.. March i, 1080-
1 have b..n slliag Perry Davi.' Pain -Giller fee the pest cit years, sad have
winch pleaanes in .Mtisg that its rile Ia tkat time Inas been larger ti'an any other
patent medieie• that 1 have on try shelves. and in theles yuan 1 hare never hoard a
customer say aught Piet words of the hige sit praise is its favor. itis an article that
suss to have comMread is it all that goes to utak• aJfrd-eLa family wred{eta., sad
maims se 1 ham • koala and ;ton, Perry Davis Pais -Ehler will be forted in both
Toms, ha. 1. L KILN RIMY.
Rican*re .f C.saterAdta wad TBIsltaltl aro.
Pyiat 2i1,- 75e , sett '.G.' per bottle
CHEAP GR OCERIE S
DEgN SWTFTI
Bags to enneurnee to the people of Goderich and this section of Huron, that her has
parehased from Mr. A. Phillipa his stuck of Groceries, eta, azul will
continua the business iu the old stand, on the
Corner of Victoria and Bruce Streets.
Having bought the goods for cash, and as 1 intend to mal." all any purchases from
wholesale moo for cash alae, 1 will be in a Iofatfo t to sell at
•
Very Low Prices for Cue h
My stock will always be fresh. I will keep the best brand* of teas, good sugars,
and everything in the grocery line from the beat producers. Bacon, ',toed Meats
eta , alw�aon hand in season. I am determined to please, both inquality and price
Jg ''Cal1 at the stand, Victoria street, opposite the Fair Ground, near 10I. K
Strachan's machine shop.
G.derich, March 9th, 1882.
1882_
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In every respect surpass their predecessors.
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Address MAW.=i t U•TME.Ii.
N,•w Yurk
nmas '
Hssaasss, Consume sad Aocoisn7g
HAGYAac . Y.11.ow Ou. la
Seed to sire reline Wass is twits.
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donor .as y ad•d
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TORONTO. CWT.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G. BARRY
CABII(ET MAKER au' IJNOERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
.7,t good asaortseat of Kitchen. lied -room, Dtu!ng Room and Parlor Furniture, such as Ta
blot, Chairs (bail., cane and wood seatrdR
t, Cupboards. rdsteads, Mattrereee, Wash -.tan
Lounges, Bolas, t'hat-Note, Louktng Glaaae..
N. R.—A complete assortment of Coffins and Shr t, always oil hand 'also Hearses. fur hire
at reasonable rates.
Picture Framing a eveclalt).--A a all cul., t, t'..-
17: I
BOOTS&SHOES
2:Do77,rnirig Weddup
Beg t. 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
well:asserted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we are determined
to give the Public the benefit: •
QUICK SALES & DULL PROFITS WILL BE OUR IOTTO,
_aD'Please, call and examine our goods before purchasing elseirhere.
Aar -Remember tho place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
Ji3-Custom work will receive our special attention.
-None bat the best of material used and first-class WO tit men employed.
Mer—Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Goderich, March fl. 1882. DOWNING &L W E D D U P
MILLINERY.
Miss Jessie Wilson
Takes pleaenrelin informing the ladies of Goderich and vicinity, that she opened out on
Faturday, April the 8th
M LARGE STOCK OF
TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED GOODS
A all and fine assortment of
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
And everything in the shape of
I. AT�ST
1NT0V=ZT2 S
The ladies are cordially invited to inerect geodo, and 1 will leem it • pleasure to show the
L 11E lc* I\NID BESTYLES.
ORDERED 'WQ:Ee ASPECIALTY_
MANITOBA
The Great Weetwrn Railway will run
their e:enrsiesnr to MANT ORA and
DAKOTA rent* during Mar an4 Jane
even tin week., ex.mmeneing T1I$f3-
DAY May, and, 1881
Fares Reduoed.
For information, tickets, etc., apply to
GEO. B. (OHNSTON,
!Weill Asset Gnat .v*Rrn Railway
,tort•eloh. (fns
Aa Ise. earn. la tae 'vest
TUE TEN DOXXEN'C..
41.
we bre it great egoes got up •essMblag w*ies we teal Mrs flbrottl,• ,assn, r .1,
11e a•ndst-e•aee1 weber et .•sitar Mt .ho id ►•r• owe Agee1 will lel t a . wt...
tr.,tty, and MIMbte artteh•a over pt•erd apse 10. asar*.t W will e.d.v.or to ls,ra
?slot d,seArtlsa of this west of aA
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS -
lay. twee ss•de t1t snipes et s 'Babe
s same lstA5M• Ammer* of touts •... ....
r' r , • .
be .twee sssa. be sni of la Y 1,. sesame fANail y'•, airs Ne T fhisks' .
I•t,.Sse•aaasl•rM w or awes bentLMenet ofthew s!...,...•., ,j,
her sem .weertbe rot suyga .Ms embank '4:74""d nI .rs41•e, no , �...17,1—•':,..
.s1—•' .
s•�saw• �a. • .Mss, tea/ weed een 011 n „1 A • e, -1 a •, d ,r .
Tile wbeM sseskal ,Esau els •t 11* wane. summon ase weer missions pies r ,.• .* r er
over sewed lbs 55i 1.1a glary es lata wry hist esernpbs• et wail •f Ilia n...14 est Oyu.
re Walslselr" Ole sawn spell es•oyereeo. r1 esasew • tee a.
we bees a••Grtlsi Is wise
sit lbs w�ew�l�Gelf lse�see
las. •Miry we have y" / tbas sews trees lower . . •
raj tk•4 mless �bsAes4 sasre Nen; gsi .4.at�tbses set w• • steels eat. set anew at MM. eel e.: ¢.
�ea� �rW�aHOLLESA�sLwE PRICE LUST :
a01 tr..«.' t S.$ 1 •00 b Kapsu i, 511L0, lie ly ■spars sT:61tral. M•!sio. $3.'n 1
EXTRA II11DQCMwTY.—With every order for 95, ere sen.l f• R 1 1' a
net of tar fear be.utlf.l prssl Chrensoa, 16ui With every order for 50, a ha ,s1.
sine ares -shot Mabel- tet 11ee.1v.,. With every order for 100, a hao.i.,n..
Heating Cas Welch, aad with every orate, So' 250, we will mad FREE 3 eplendii
Watches. gad 3 fee beery Gerd-l1Med Watch Chaim.
JAB. LEE & CO., MODAL, P.Q.