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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 1, Hs!.
Die Poet's Corner.
Boy. Waage&
Hoye et spirit, bore of will.
Hoye of mewls. beats a d power,
n t to nope with suythlsg
Thoma are wanted every Your.
Not the weak and whining drones
That all trouble tragalfy;
Nut the watchword of "I mail,"
But the nobler one "11I try."
Do wha eryouImre W do
With a true and earnest seat;
Head your sinews Lathe teak,
Put your shoulder to the wheal.
Though your duty may I. hart,
Look not unit as an it.;
If It be an honest taste.
Do 11 with au honest will.
At the anvil or the fano,
Wheresoever you may bre
From your future etforta bo} s,
COD m• nations destlay.
Fun anb Fancy.
The best way toosh en sale is to stop
advertising. Meu and watches duut
amount to touch when they are run down.
"What tomes after Ti"asked a tta.her
of a pupil who was learning the alphabet.
He received the beeildering reply,
"You do— tome Liza,"
A French advocate left all his money
to a lunatic asylum- In his, will he said
that, as he had made it all from litigauts,
it was only • restitution.
During the seeiion of a oounty ciiurt in
the interior, witness was asked if he was
not a husbandman, when he hesitated
fur a moment, then Cody replied, amid
the laughter of the Court, " No' sir.I't e
not married."
A clergyman in the country had a
stranger to officiate for him one day, and
meeting his beadle afterward he said to
him' ', Well. Dougall how did you like
last Sunday's Preaching!r' " It was a great
deal owre plain and simple for we." re.
plied the deadle. "I like sermons that
jumble the judgement and conf.•und the
sense. Oh, sir`I never saw any that conld
come •'p to yourself at that.'
didn't you say yesterday that
Lear./ every newspaper man hail a sweet
to, .t!1 ''eel a boy of his father, who
w-.. r ,,. . eecial editor. "Yee, my son."
"•i... w . is do you mean t" queried the
youl.u. Tice old marl hastily closed his
scrapbook containing flattenmgreferences
to himself' and replied with considerable
acerbity, "I mean that there is not one
journalist in a thousand who would not
take all the 'tatty' that his despised
contemporaries gave him, and yet howl
for more."
Se haws able.
It will add more to your convenience
and comfort through life than you can
now imagine. It saves time, saves pati-
enee, and saves money. For a while it
may be a little troublesome, but ycu
will soon find that it is easier tae act by
rule than without one.
- Ile systematic in -everything; let it ex-
tend to the most minute trifle , it is not
beneath you. Whitfield could not go to
sleep at night, if after retiring, he re-
membered that his gloves arsd riding
whip were not in ' their usual places,
where he could lay his hand on them in
the dark on any emergency; and such
are the men who leave their mark for
geed on the world's history. It was by
his systematic habits from youth to age
that Noah Webster was enabled to leave
the world his great dictionary. "Methoe
was the presiding principle of his life,"
writes his biographer.
Systematic men are the only reliable
(nen; they are the men to comply with
their engagements. They are minute
men. The man of system is soon known
to do all that he engages to do; to do
well and do it at the time promised; con•
sequently he has his hands full. When
I want any mechanical yob dole, I go to
the man whom I find busy and I do not
fail to find hien the man to do Hutt
promptly and to the hour
And more, teach your children to be
systematic. Begin with your daughters
at five years of age; give them a drawer
or two for their clothing; make it a point
to go to that drawer any hour of the
day and night; and if each article is not
properly arranged, give quiet and a
rational admonition; if arranged well,
give affectionate praise and encourage-
ment. Remember that children, as well
as grown people, will do more to retain
a naine than to make one.
As soon as practicable, let your child
have a room which shall he its own, and
treat that room as you did the drawer.
Thus you will pleat and cultivate a habit
of systematic action which will bless that
child while young, increase the blessing
when the child becomes a parent, and
extend its pleasurable influences to the
close of life,
eyseepela of Thirty Veer.' .a..dt.a.
From J. T. Bonne, of =eel Auntie
N. Y. "i was troubled with dyspepsia
for thirty years, and tried several medi-
cines advertised for tie stere al this dM -
t re/raw sonBiRiMt without deriving sad
any beeslit from tie. Abet • year
ago i oumm.aeed taking the Peruvian
syrup, and after using akegether ewdve
bottles I Aad myself sestina/ Maud. I
consider m os one of the worst i ever
heard of. 1'ass
groat plscsre in meitln-
t, mending the Peruvian Syrup to all dye-
peptice, believing that it will he sore to
cure them." All druggists sell it.
The prescription of a skillful physician
and composed of vegetable drugs of
great remedial power, Dr. Carson's
Stomach and Ooamtipation Bitten( purify
the blond, give time and vigor to the
system, cares Dyspepsia and indignation
when all t.ehme medicine* fail Have
you triei 07 tiol.1 he Druggists t(le it
beetle
A reporter lr .;tial tato one ,f ..,
,lar,re, it re- ail ser t'oile't ae ate t a esti lay,
duel hell a u..ver..t'i'41 with 1.111 ..f its
prupriet•.r t.
"You h i ve a as: r sh r a . u1 • 10./
CO; rep•n!u..
"Yue,' repels ! the p Htrieno, "part-
ly because it is holid 1) .4334.111, hoc w:li+.-
ly oa ae.:ouut of a . r.r 41141k
"How Stu you tel: rhtath•rr d lcc►tw
pays, aad what lost ere at. e.., i 111 -
diettu 1'
"I can tell that a 1% urtisint b_,
stopl,ing buy advertisements. l'v : tried
it. Tiede drops, not .t 01110, but the
tide of purellwsers doss some other way.
The cash receipts teii Ise story."
"Is there .uy dieter toes in the sharp
neat of the buyers, - - weal, Jo they
haggle iowca over ,.:,.. "
"oh, to.. We sell a! ..ase price and
all the 1..-0 stones iu Boston do the
same. They will rom.,ti..tes say they
can buy ra It and s.ice •u article cheaeur
elsewhere. Wiser t'iry mention the
place we .end stied s u If i:'s true, and if
so we mark our Stix% dos t.,
"Sulp•se you aho.tl.l give un adver-
tising r
"Weil I should rare a Lig pile of
mesey the first year, but I should lore
it Nigger pile the next two )!ear.. You
must keep the boiler heated if y.ot want
straw. 1f you bank your fires too long
it takes time too start ep. Advertising
is the ate:t•n • Stich keeps the hu.ine•s
moving. I're studie.l the indoer."--(Ex.
way u r.,-.
Iteipkl The gbte.
We tee;ht in humanity no more ,o de-
spise a roan for the misfortunes of the
mind than ter ,these of the laxly,
when they are such es he ca t help.—
Pope.
`There ie no secret in the heart Which
sur actions de not disclose- Ti•e moat
consummate hypocrite cannot at all times
conceal the workings of tee mind —
Proverb.
So far is it from he ng true that Coen
are naturally equal that ne two people
can bean hour together but one3 shall ac-
quire an evident sul.eti.rtty over the
other. -eJohnson.
Tho best rules to form a young roan
are to talk little, to hear much, to reflect
alone upon what has passed iu company,
to distrust one's own opinions and value
ethers that deserve it.—Sir Willison
Temple.
it is a secret known to but few, yet of
no small use in the -conduct of life, that
when you fall into a man's conversation
the tire( thing yo'i should consider is
whether he fuse a greater inclination to
hear you, er that you should hear bine
--
Steele.
etrework at wheel.
Faith Rocliester, in the September
number of the Americus .-i!frieidturisf,
gives a valuable article on ' ever -work
at School," from which the portion given
below is selected :
Actual insanity may result from over-
work of the brain. Sometimes the bright
precocious child becomes al'nost idiotic
from combined over -work of the brain,
excitement of feeling, and neglect of the
body. More frequently the mind be-
comes simply weakened, and can no
longer confine itself to hard study. The
brain must have a long rest, and prob-
ably never recovers its lost lower. The
brain itself, though the organ of the
mind, is but a part ef the body, and its
failure is a failure of physical health.
But sometimes the Mind veems even
clearer and Stronger than ever. as mus-
cular iewer fail.. A time of especial
peril to girls is the age betw•ceu twelve
and fifteen. Nature then seeks especially
to round out the woman from the child,
and over -work of any kind tends to
thwart her plans. Many a poor girl
who started well in life, physically
speaking, goes into a decline at this acre,
because of the foolish haste of the parent
about her schooling. In this "slaughter
of the innocents," piano practice counts
heavily.
But the Petted is not "crowded" with
study, the parents and teachers say. It
henna easily, and has plenty of time to
play .lust such children 1 have seen
break down ---those woo never needed to
be ur„ed to their lemons, who c,nscien-
tiow•sly:performed all their piano prac-
tiee without a murmur er an expressed
wish to play out -d ors instead. Indeed,
one of the first signs that the pupil is
overworked is its reluctance to join in
active physical sports. There is a limit
to the amount of vital energy each one
pones_es at anftimea.td if this is habi t-
eeny expanded, mostly by the brain, the
raM of IM body can have little, and in
this way all of the bodily fractions in e
unpaired. The over -tasked pupil prob-
ably seeks recreation in light reading
rather than in active out -door "porta,
and this sassily makes a had matter
wM,te.
The W ildttrawherry plant possesses rare
virtue as a cleansing. cooling, astringent,
anteeeptic, and healing medaeine, and
when combined with WNW ralnable ve
getable extracts. as m Dr, Fowler's Ra
tract of Wild Strawberry, i1 b na an.
hailing remedy in all bowel coniebists. 2
Beware et s%s
A gond article that, has achieved sue
ase, and attained a world-wide repute -
two by its tree merits and wonderful re
.wilts, is always imitated. Such is the
.rase with Dr. King's New Discovery for
C..t.sumptiou. Coughs and Colds. Al -
reedy unprincipled parties are endeav-
.riug to delude an uususpeatittjg
public, by offering imitations of tbu
:twat heroine' • discovery. Do not be
demi.. i, hut maim on baying the true
reine.'. c , awl take no other. Trial bot -
•lees free at Rhymes' drug store. Large
21. (b)
.tae
Nekle.b Amite* Sarre.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulnen, $set itllst$n, Fever
Sures, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blsier, Cortes, and all Skin Rruptious,
and positively cures Piles. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25 Cents per
bee. For sale by Geo. Rhynes. 1890 ly.
10
weirs ore crest rkyoldaa.
The one that does most to relieve suf-
fering humanity of the thousand and one
ills that befall them, is certainly the best
• f all physicians. Electric Bitten are
Lilly doing this, curing where all other
.ewediow failed. As • spring tonic and
blood purifier they have no eeuaL They
positively cure liver and kidney oom-
pleiteta In the strongest sense of the
term, they are the best and cheapest
physician known. —(Daily Times. Sold
by Geo. Rhyne', at 50 cents. [3. J
liar rhy►fefasa:asitesne.
It is generally considered a pretty dif-
ficult task to outdo a physician, but the
following will prove conclusively where
nine were completely outdone. Mrs.
Helen Pharviz, 331 Gayton St., Chicago,
was treated for Consumption by nine
physicians, and all pronounced her case
iucurable. Seven bottles of Dr. King's
New D scovery for Consumption comple-
tely cured her. Doubting ones, please
drop her a postal and convince your-
selves. Trial bottles free at Rbynas's
Drug Store. Large size $1.00. (4)
The Allan steamship Acadian went
ashore on Crane Island d n-itig a fog on
Saturday night, while in charge 01 a
pilot. Several holes are in the hull and
the fore compartments are full of water.
Lighten have been despatched t.. assist
her in getting of.
The Reefers east Mappy atwrY-
EvarfaviLuR, Ind., Jan. 11, 1882.
I recently hail a very dificnit case of
Consumption. I treated it in the meet
scientific manner possible, bus tee no ef-
fect; patient grew gradually worse.
Rather than give up, and as a hast re-
sort, I decided, much against my wish,
to use a remedy that had gored one of
my former patients. Greatly to sty sur-
prise, the patient began tt, gain, and in
e much shorter time than I dared to
ever expect, she was eimpletely cured.
The name of thia remarkable remedy is
Dr. Ring's New Discovery for Consump-
tion. I now use it altotgether in my
practice.—[Leading M. D., Evansville.
Trial bottles free at Rhymes' drug store.
L•tr'ge size $1. (6)
• Me Medical Pr.Qaalen. Sad all whose
1l Stay retiree.
Phosphatine, or Nerve Food, a Phos-
phate Element based 'upon Scientific
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Maas-, cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wastini diseases of the human
system. Ph.sphatine is not a Medecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, Opiates,
Nircotics, and no Stimulants, but simp
ly the Phosphatic and • eirtric Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
is sufficient to convince. All Druggists
sell it. 21 00 per bottle. Tt0WDEN &
Co„ sole agents for the Domini on
55 Front Street Etat Toronto
Under • contract with the county of
Syracuse, N. Y., Mrs. Freland receives
pauper babies, and also takes children
for young women who don't wept to be
bothered with then(. A child, which
recently died on her hands, was found
to have been left out in a Woodshed all
night while fatally ill. Other babies in
her keeping •rere starved to a pitiable
condition. Mrs. Freland says she is not
paid enough to keep them properly.
The safest, best and cheapest medicine
in the world is Dr. Carson's Stomach
and Constipation Bitters. field in large
bottles at 50 cents by all Dauggists.
MRSI 7ARNOCK
Begs to acquaint the ladies of Goderich rod
vicinity, that she Is now showing
Sprit aid Su er thee,
At her shop. Hamilton Stmt. In greet and
beautiful variety. She hap seenml the ser
vices ofa city milliner, and feign sasared that
she ran (rive
SATSIFAC T I ON
iN BOTH
STYLE AND MAKE.
She ho .es to he favored with a .tett from her
patron*, and the ladle. generally.
MRS. WARNOCK.
.1=-1=
10111111r5*.a„talesat
GERMAN INVIGORA
which watt{vely Sad per'tnaerntly crime Pas.
�pesNeery foamed ar etc.n.es of any itkeki
Wet teal Weskit" ad all dl.aaaso tutu
hew . • ..e>lean et OWAhwtrt ma= �n�ln thee[ and
mast ly �y�
erre old ase*, anis meq seder u
lead to Insanity or MwesM$tsS s Ilressa-
tare grave.
mend for circulars with toatimenlals free by
mall The 101111 41BATOR la sold at $l per
bet. Mott hoary for f6 by all drtggtas, ar
well Ire pont free my mill. aecnrely a,aleg i..
renPin' of Wee. AS addtwu.ing
e 1 r UF\, l)r.i t,
la- summit Pt Toledo, faun..
(i.0 Million
Reis Arent for Oelarlek.
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Beggs to announce to tiepeop1. of Uoderich and this section of Huron, that he !es
purchased from 1[r. A. Phillip his stock of Groceries, eta, and will
oostieus the business in the old stand, on the
Corner of Victoria and Brno Streets.
Having bought the goods for cash, and as I intend to make all my purchases frcm
wholesale men for cash also, I will be in a position to sell at
Very Low Prices fur Caah
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 Meats
etc.,always on hand in season. I am deterntiped to please, both inAuality and price
.re' -Call at the stand, Victoria► ,trt•et, • pposite the Fair Ground, near D. K
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Stmachine shop.
t:erich, March 9th, 1882.
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
G- BARRY
CABINET MAKER allfi BNBERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
A .,s,.crtmrut of Kit two, Rad -room, Dining Doom and'Patlor Furniture, such as Ta
bite. Chain. (hair, cane and wood scated). Cupboards, Bed -steads, Mattresses, \'. aeb-etas
Lounges, Sofas, What -Nota. Leaking (lasers.
N. It. -A complete reaortmcnt of Coffins and Shrouds always oh hand (Saco Hearsch fed- h
at rea.onable nus.
Picture Fr/mien •specialty.—A tail aa1le:ud. 17 I
BOOTS&SHOES
moo—,;.avenge (Z -7,Tea.au.p
tuti,o111fer to U.c Pt.l I;c 11 tit they hate evened Rusiners in the above Stroe,r,
ii, !. tt.,te lately occui i -d 1y F. ;ace Newton. Having purchased a large and
wall a ennead etotk 4,1 t, til y r t .. ` t n n t r G.•ols at close figures, we are determined
t ' tai,, t Public the benefit.
QUICK SALES & ATIL II OFITS WILL.BE OUR hIOTTO
i';,:.re tail and e>;autil.e •'01 genus before purchasing elsewhere.
.e.•• 141rutber the place, a.ext doer to J. Wilson's Drug Store
,ree'('uteen work u ieceive tour ii•ecielattention.
r-• N.,t e but the -beet of material used and first-class workmen emp'.oyel.
. ... i airilog 1 , 1ty t'.t 1:1 .m tier lhertrst notice.
March 9,l8K. DOWNING & WEDDUP
THE KEY TO HEALTH. 230 ,
Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
toff gradually without weakening the system,
all the impurities and foul humors of the
secretions ; at the same time
Acidity of the Sto curing -
seiness,D�s�e�ds, H DI: -
slams, ell& ti. OOonnpstgipatti[onn.
ern of Vf ess d n, Jaundice, Balt iiBaat
m-
a t e
Scrofula, Flute
the nervousness and
Debility ; all these and many other Simi-
lar Com taints syt'eld to the happy tnAuence
of BUB.DOOI� BLOOD BI�TSRB.
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The Great Western Railway will run
their excursions to MANITOBA and
DAKOTA points during May and June
every two weeks, commencing TUES-
DAY May, 2nd, 1881.
Fares Reduced.
For nformation, tickets, etc., apply to
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1tolerlch April. 2A, 1 tM:. '35.
HALL'S
Cures Cholera, Cholera Norbus, Dy-
aentery, Cramps, Colic, Sea Sick -
nese and Summer Complaint ; alms
Cho/era /nfantum, and all Com-
plaints peculiar to children teeth-
ing, and will be found equally
beneficial for adults or children.
FOR SALE IY ALL DRUCCI$T$.
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Proprietors. Toronto.
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C 171-2,
Catarrh of the Nasal Cavity Crook and l,'', ••atb.t
t:atarrh ft`he Ear, Lye e fhro tt. It i. taken
INTERNALLY 111%11 -acts DIRECTLY toil
the Blood tad Mucous Stearn} of M•
ystem It Is t". ba •`lsod Portlier
In the WORLD, and worth All
that It Oilfiredflor It, for
THAT alone.
Titri
ONLY INTERNAL CURE FOR CATARRH
to" IN Tit tt M.tRKRT s -'t
l O 0 wlGOder tiL!e: ss7 ni. '1 I 00
aarw:t ]:.:; is: 'art
tt'ALLAN/J.. tint Meech 11, l'tt15,
fey I(W. aanghter was trees.chel with Catarrh
for two yeah and was vary m• .eh h.seatt.d by
the neo at " Hall's Catarrh Carr " Rise Is sow
meet .morel. W. T. ROCS&
Wactr.n, On:, Barth In, lent
t hart .sal " Hall's Catarrh Cnn,' a.4 Jude -
1n.,4 from the goad regalia 1 esel•.4 from ewe
hnetl., baa.vslt will esu the meat
ma... of catarrh If Ms les be ocreWe.wd tx a
r.raansable least\ et Uwe.
W. H RBLI.TI'O.
STRICTLY PURRw aft ra,eo est`, trareh fq leek
f. J. CwttcwT A Co.. Toledo. O.
Pearse -Ran sn1A Mall'. Catarrh Coro ter the
lam year, Md it rive. *nttr..,atiaf..tle..
HARMLESS TO THE MOST DELICATE. Y.aara try)
11 ,v HOBSON, Draeg1K
b woo Caw Hall's Catarrh Cure
t1t rouse . ss weer • **Me dot "Xiipfyp-
w arm. ars p.rssse et77 ennd aa'.
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t d.reetierw ate striettr Pow w,oh.
arm.7 Mr. t. ,.MMooning sl er rt r tr -re+l;ent•
en here Ina peons sr sod.
Asan Expsecterant It has no enual.
h contains ro Opium In any form
SOLD RT ALL DirGOrrra
Pprrl Davis 8 Son & [olldreu,
Rom Aonvs.
14OMTRMALL.
to sold by 011 wl.nla.ale Sane R..tail nrselessa
and Dealers 1n Patent M.dieinee 1a
Ib. Uaissd Maim and 0aead15.
PRICK
71 Cents a Bottle. b11S.00 • [lbs.
TM may pestes Ran'. Catarrh Can is mss•
sl/etared by F 1 CARNET s CO , Toledo, f1
usinteware of Imttatimia
HseMM for the Outer... trate ter
H. W. MOBSON, Welland, Ont.
GEORGE RHYNAS,
A