HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-10-13, Page 3T11E linos S1GNAL, FRIDAY OCT. 1R, t8S2.
1 Fashion's Fancies.
Ms11 Teethe wee Rema.. raa.eas.
Many of our meat celebrated men,
shoes inures are conspicuous iia the
world of literature, were not renowned
in their yueth fur any special - mental
b4liaocy. Sums of the gyeatest dunces
of the schoolroom, later on in life, shoot
out far ahead of their mutes and eclipse
them entirely. The "dull boys," also
strive with all their aright, long and
unready, to achieve success, frequently
bear sway the honors from the omits -de
ions is easterly theta at an readier
day -and drvu tape a mound and tutel-
lectual strength that carries them un till
great heights are attained.
The celebrated anal elwluent Dr
Chalmers wet ,•'tecediugl) dull and stu-
pid at his is heel tasks -=so ready fur
play and prejudiced against study- that
his master grew discouraged and kat all
his patience with hon. At last, denoun-
cing him as an ineorrieible "dunce," he
ordered him to leave the pariah school,
and prophesied that nothing could be
made of hint under the nest favorable
circumstances.
It is related of Sir Isaac Newton 'that
he stood at the bottom ,•f the lowest
form but one in school,' though he atter-
ward went to work with a strong deter-
mination to outrival a boy above him
with whom ht. had iought, and was eu
successful that he soon won the head
place in his class, showing wlutt cdrttnu•
ed perseverance will do.
The far sus and brilliant Sheridan
showed so little mental brilliancy as a
boy that "his mother, in presenting him
to a tutor, declared in coutplitnentary
terms that he was an incorrigible dunce.'
Alfieri, the most eminent of tragic
poets, gave promise of no talent in his 1
Worts of Unshorn.
Thu leader u ill fail u ho acts e:, the
counsel ,d these whose intelligence and
weans of iufonuatiu5► i+ inferior to his
ewp.
Faith draws the poison from emery
grief, takes the sting from every loss, and
quenches the tire of every pain, and only
faith can do it.
A luau who u sen$itive to right a.td
wrong, stud is trying to do right iestead
ut wrong, has not committed the Wiper -
durable
We ought not to leek beck unless it
is to derive useful lessons front past er-
rors and for the purp•,se ot profiting by
Jear.b.ught experience.
Every perm is responsible fur all
the good within the scope .,f his ehili-
tioa, and fur r.o swore. and noun can tell
whoa sphere is the largest.
The nu st brilliant people are by no
,ears the most talented. We often find
A Arent dual of red will be e, rn by
little puople.
Street costumes are either very gay or
very sober.
The fish wife's poke is the novelty for
little girl's wear.
Arabi red is the
ahadu of this Dolor.
Plush is as frequently used fur chi.dd-
ren s dressy wraps as for larger pea-
ple.
uewest and liveliest
Tan -colored, tong-wristed loose gloves
are the first favorites of fashion.
Pl,uh artifi'-ial flowers and leaves are
striking, uleeint novelties in millinery.
Little girl.' dresses are even mere
quaint and picturesque than iia sum-
mer.
Little girls weer pellises similar to
these e,f their mothers and older sisters.
Fashionable women wear laced shoes,
intellectual'superiority under the guise but the button noot is by no means thi-
ef appareet insignificance. carded
Reinuu►ber my boy, says Bob Burdett., Combinations of materials in contrast -
the good things in the world are always in colors appear in Paris imparted cos -
the cheapest. Sprig water costs less fumes.
than caro whiskey; a box id cigars will A skirt of bright plaid worn with a
buy two or three bogies ; a gallon of old' jacket of imperial blue waked a very at -
brandy costs moos than a barrel of flour.
tractive costume.
The graceful use of the "cold shout- Jersey waists in new furans will be
deer" fairly deserves to be tanked among worn by girls and little children, and to
the fico arts ; while, on the contrary, w limited extent by ladies
nothing can lye more ungainly than its The same variety and latitude in cider.
awkward application. When a tactless y
than meets the object of his detestation, and materials appear in children's cloth -
he looks nervously self-conscious, and ing as Pi that of Muer people.
seems undecided whether to cut or Ine:e- The turban and Tam o'Shanter cap
ly slight his enemy. After blushing in and Turkish fez in red wools and red
a haluh manner, he gives an awkward cashmere will be much worn by little
bow, which, intended to Iso graceful is in girls under ten.
reality ludicrously clumsy. A casual The first fall wraps for children are of
observer might impute his singular be- dark, rich -toned, fine woollen plaids, in
havi'r to shyness rather than hartred. pelisse -like forms, with pleated shoulder
The most successful hand at "cold- capes.
shouldering" u the heartless and luthxr Artificial leaves are more in use fur
man who can put his victim completely millinery purposes than flowers, but
out of his mind and forget his presence,
many of the handsomest fall gunners
if net his existence, a ad>„u as he has ac hare leaves, flowers, and feathers cum -
corded him the coldest of recegnitiens brood ins the trimming.
--- .atehwr'e rre.eatlsaseet.
ga•ntlent.n wlh, is on intimate terms
f bort. al tueudahip eith President
Arthur, and who was the 'tn,euat friend
of his law partner, the late Benjamin K.
Philp', was s king of the occident to
the Uoited S es steamer Dispatch a
few days since, when she ran upon the
rocks of Newport ha or, and says that
he was terribly dist over it, trifl-
ing as it was. "As fu the President,'
he remarked, "I do n, t wonder over
the telegram whichsaya that he was very
much depressed by the casualty. He
has rut had a really happy day since ho
was inaugurated President. .1 do not
thiuk lam any mere superstitious than
the average of teen, but I kuow that he
is harassed by,is present intent that he will
not live out his terra. He has •neo fear
of assassinetion, but his nervous imagi-
nation (kr it is nothing but imagination)
leaus toward death by sickness or acid -
duet, and this nukes his life a very sad
one." Probably the thousands of men
who envy Mr. Arthur his wonderful
good luck, and think that he must neces-
sarily be the happiest moan to the United
States, will be surprised to learn that
the President carries his own load of
sorrow and finds that the highest office is
pot without its thorns. It was this that
trade him weary of the ceaseless round
of gayety at Newport and led him to
turn his bask upon the smiles of thoddy
at a time when tho aristrocracy of fash-
ion's city by the sea thought their flat-
tering attentions haul raised him to the
piunacle ot self-satiataction.
Except a clan be torn aeain he can•
early days. His outbursts ,.f toupee re I not see time Kingdom of God.” I often
pelted his friends, and he learned little
-or within* in his youth. Yet at fsrty-
eight he mastered Greek, and translated
several languages. •tx. He acknuwlt't1g
he h
ed
woman needed to be convert -
it
Ooldsinith, in his boyhood, neglected not need to be converted. Regenera-
the golden opportuuities offered him, tion will do for harlots, thieves, drunk -
and gave little enough heed to study. ards, bat we who are moral do• not need
it." But who did Christ say this to 1
Obedience to rules he detested, and he He said it to Nicodeinas. Who was he 1
became uotoriuus for his improvidence He was one of tine church dignitaries ;
and irregularities. At the university he he stood as high as any man in Jerues:
exhibited no unusual genius. In after lem, except the high priest himself. He
belonged to the seventy rulers of the
Jews ; he was a doctor -of divinity, and
taught the law. There is not one word
of Scripture against him, he was a man
that stood out before the whole nation
as of pure and spotless character. And
life he often spoke himself as "a plant
that flowered late."
Neither did Byron like the prescribed
tasks assigned him. "Dry intellectual
food" wits not hu ambition at school, what does Christ say to him ? "Except
and the patience of his teacher was sore- a man be born again, he cannot see' the
ly tried -ho proved such an unwilling Kingdom of God." ---I D. L. Mody.
pule:. Then he passed "froth the first The gar.11.e of Questl•at.
to the fourth elms, andwas&Itogether too
self-willed to take kindly to the recess- its
O f the leading questions usual
y routine of study.'
Robert burns •was not a p ecucioua+��rio Legislature will turn -will be the he barricaded Johnnie a mouth with a
1 excelled more in athletic I >�andttry Award, a qucstiun open khich lollipop.
How 1t Werke.
The purifying and healing properties
of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Stew -
berry impart a healthy tone to the dis-
eased mucous surface of the Stomach and
Bowels. Its cooling, soothing proper-
ties counteract pain, item antiseptic pro-
perties correct canker and foul humor,
and its tonic astringent nature corrects
all exhaustive discharges- such as Dys-
entery, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, and
Summer Complaints generally.2.
Jalousie and the Eggs.
"Grandpa, does hens make their man
eggs
,„"Yes, indeed they do, Johnnie."
an' du they always put the yolk in
the middle 1
"Guess they do, Johnnie."
"An' do they pity the starch around it
t I keep tha yelar frons rubbing oT.l "
"Quite likely, my little boy."
"An' who sews the cover on 1"
A simple herb found on the sunny
plains of a Southern clime has,under the
skilful manipulation of Dr. Von Buren,
proved one of the greatest blessings ever
sent t„ suffering humanity. Dr. Ven llu-
esN's Kidney Cure isacknow !eddged all the
world over as the only perfect remedy
tor kidney troubles. Your druggist has
it. .1. %\ risen. Goderich. 2m
' I
ar which the next nonoral election fort e This stumped the old gentleman, and
youth.-- le exec
sports than in his studies. He' was not `the Opposition vete,' solid!) with the
noticeably bright er brilliant ; and Thor. !Government when the question came up
Chatterton, whose brief career was such ( in the Local L.,„islaturc. The following
a Melancholy one, was another youth resolutions were 1•ssbcd almost unani-
sent home to his mother with the con- mously by the Legisiature, only one
soling compliment •!... "he was a fool of member -an Ottawa rep.rerentatire -
whonn nothing could he mad.'.” voting against them . -
Even Walter Scutt, whoa' works arei "1• That this Reuse deeply- regrets
that retwithstandintt the unanimous
a literature in themselves, cared little
award made on the 3rd of August, 1878,
for his text-beuks. He much preferred I by the arbitrators appointed by tko joint'
desultory reading, and relished regular I and concnrrent action of the Govern -
study se poorly that the Professor of the I ment Ontario, to
determine
ter n ne the nda and the ortherly and
ernment of
famous Edinburgh University led seed westerly bundaries of this Province, no
-Ire was a dunce and would remain so. legislator has been submitted by the
"Stuttering Jack Curran," as h.. was !,overnment of Canada to the Dominion
familiarly known at school, was awk- Parliament
Q thateawar d, the purpose
u tseeof al htrin-
y ' system. For sale by druggists, or sent
ward and ungainly as a lad, and start the award yet been recognized b}' the l from my mail on receipt of the price.
sad nut to snake sumethiud for himself, Government of Canada. I $1.00 per box, or six boxes for 5.00.
bias A stupid ..., Tliat the omission of the Govern- I Address F. J. CnexEY, Toledo, O., Geo.
Nlals ablaut
Oysters.
HARDWARE.
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T() BUY YOUR
Farmer's Hardware
1
Builder's Hardware
YOUR--
KNiVES FORKS ANS SPOONS
:n fact • everything you want irlris imus
IIE IS SOU'NL TO SELL CBEAP
This Spring and Summer. See Itis FENCE WIRE, the hest yet.
R_ W_ Mcg=NZ2�
McCOLL BROS & CO.
TORONTO_
MANUFACTURER S
—OF--
LARDINE OIL
—AND—
CYLINDER OIL.
Four them last year at,the leadiree ngaExhwalr, e
Exhibi-
tions. in the Dominion
MANUFACTURERS
Fetes -sea 0esrae_y-Drain the liquid
from a quart of large oysters, strain half
a pint ; pet it in a porcelain kettle; when
it comes to x boil put in the oysters.
Have a tablespoonful of flour taube.l into
two spoonfuls of butter. When the oys-
ters begin to swell, stir in the butter and
flour ; cook until the oysters air, white
and plump ; then add a gill of cream and
a few sprigs of parsely chopped fine.
Pepper and salt if desired.
OYerrait P0raTo Banns. -Beard a doz-
en small, plumy oysters, cover them
singly with a plain mashed potato mate,
roll them with four or beaten up egg
and breidcrumbs, into balls, and fry
them in butter or dtipp.ing. Put into
each ball when you make it up a tea-
spoonful of the oyster liquid.
Why go en day after day suffering
with splitting head:•tchos a -hen a bottle
of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine will cure
you 1 It you do not believe it aak your
druggist for a circular --and read what
those who have used it say about it.
Price $1.00. 'lit
he most wondertul curative remedies
of the present day, are those that come
from Germany, or 'at least originate
there. The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR,
which has never been known to fail in
curing a single case of iinpotency, sper-
matorrluea, weakness and all diseases
resulting from self -abase, as nervous de-
bility, inability, mental anxiety, lang-
uor, lassitude, depression of spirits and
functional derangements of the nervous
h odd
and most admirably succeeded in hu o f- I iinconvenience, has the effect of retarding I Rubt t A. Wilnom, Dispensing Chem-
ezatwn data of June
,
with the
r s tlised t rhvnas, .
scholar, he realised his imperfections, went and Parliawent of Cansds to con- Bele Agent, 1843.3m
the award is attended with great
forts.
The Duke of Wellington showed no
promise of futura greaittAts In his early
life, and geve his mother hours of un-
easiness and worry. She felt no happy
settlement ani municipal organ Est, Bro km ilio, says under the admi.._m .:.. of thenot the slightest hesi-
embarrasses
6th, 82. "I have
laws, and interferes with the preserya- tether in okaying tdtat Dr. Fowler's Ex -
tion of the peace, the maintenance of tract of Wild Strawberry has given my
Ex -
order and the establishment of Rte' customers more satisfaction than any
medicine in my storm • for the cure of
Summer Complaints i Diarahoua, Dys-
entery, Pain in the Stomach, Sea Sick-
ness, Piles, ect., you can use my name,
pct. 2.
A CCr.E roe A`irttK1Nn MARANn.-
"A decent eomntywotestn," says an Eng-
lish divine, "came to moon() market -day
andbeggedl to speak to me. She told me,
with an air of secrecy, that, her huaband
behaved unkindly to her,- and that,
knowing me to be a wise man, I could
tell her what would cure him. `The
remedy is simple,' said I ; 'aiways troat
your husband with a senile.' The wo-
man thanked me, dropped a curtsey, and
went away. A few months after she
came again, bringing a couple of fine
fowls. She told me, with great satisfac-
tion, that I had cured her husband, and
she hegaed my acceptance of tho fowls
in return. This was at "nee the victory
of ince and the reward of patieece
And all mem ranninA machined' will save
money by using our oils. Our LA RUIN I•: and
CYLIN DAR OIL has no equal. Facts speak
louder then words, and the public can find cut
that the foregoing assertions are true, by try
ing one wimple of tour. Oil to rices etc., on ap
S1ee Reward'
Ice offered for any case of Catar In that
can't he cured with Halls Catarrh -Cure.
Taken internally. Price 75 cents. For
sale by George Ithyne's, sole aviet:t for
Goderich. 18-13-3m
Government in the northerly and north -
Pride in her child, and it was' far later I westerly parte of the Province of Onta- 1
on that he achieved fame and won her rio• l That it is the duty of the Guvern-
t
interest and admiration by his Heroic I went of l)ntarito assert and maintain
deeds. She imagined frim it dun et, but 1 he just chums and rights of the 1'ro•
he did not turn out according to Ler rinse of Ontario as determined by tho
earl}' antieipoati mora award ofthearbitrators, and this House
Hereby reaffirms its determination of give
Many arc the men, famous in th
grand walks of lite, who have, as Gold-
smith said of himself, "!lowered late."
They have often distanced the Isilliant
companions who ridiculed and looked
down upon thoeu : and the mirch of
time has proved their right to immortal sr Nat Entered the renit•1 Nwtlilaat.
Eai11b It has finally' gained its point and no
that the Sergeant -at -
of Coninlonl, Mr.
Ottawa, thus helot. -
an Remedy : "St.
_did remedy. i used
and wrist for rltenttia-
it al .lammed to be.
• S fwd iS fora most
its cordial support to the Government of
Ontario in any steps it may be necessary
to tales to sustain the award, and to as-
sert and maintain the just claims and
rights of the Province as thereby declar-
ed and determined."
McColl Bros IL Co Toronto.
The Lartlinc is got sale in Ooderich by
1t. W. McKENZIE, G. H. PARSONS,
• C. CRABB, and D. K. STRACHAN.
1835.8 to
"'weakener
Is a wonderful thing, }et So natural, so
reasonable. Why 1 If you have feel-
ings of goneness; too weak and dragging
to rally; ton nervous to sleep; an appe-
tite hardly sufficient to keep body and
soul together: headache, with pains
across the back; the whole system relax-
ed; perhars coughs and sere lungs; and
will use one to six bottles of Dr. G. L
Austin's Phosphatine as the Casa may
demand; it will net fail to slake you an
enthusiastic friend. Why do we say
thus 1 Because Phosphatine snp),,liee a
went, the rer•y yroperiio.t the :iy..trnt ,s lack-
ing and yearning for. It is not a medi-
cine, but nutriment instantly converted
into blood, bone and ttssue. It is also
delicious to the taste. 1 r it. Tho re-
sult is as certain as that cause and effect
go hand iii hand. All drue ists. L.v -
DEN & Co.. Sole mt nta for the Domi
nion, 55 Front St. Eitel, Toronto.
ipM A pec*ai
FIPPVERae In W\IAier• Arms olf the
D. W. McDon
The refusal of the Dominion 1 ,,veru- sea the Great
went to ratify the legally -made Bonn- Jacobs til a a
dary Award is working injustice to the it on my left h
ideas, Md I
municipality of Rat Portage. Li.1uor Mn
selling is rampant there, and fines for il-
legal tale are frennent. Theme Chas ase
octlfilcatedd by the Dominion Govern -
meat iaet•ed of going in great part to
the Numrtiotpality Is this what Kr. Met-
sdith means to do in the rest of Ontario
wkes be declares that the Creaks Ad
tit r 1•—f Lesdw Il
£
ersas* eplail'id ankle ; by the steady
use of the artists for a few days • cont•
piM. elm 11ft• tttiseed. St. Jacobs nil
dace its week wary eat selastorily and ales
rapidly : each at least is ea opinion.
Crn.a& _A amine ea known in
m
tenons UR N Os tMRs s1 tett"r by
• few weWIIIK',111111 IRS dealts per
bottle by Jews WHIM
A Raw sap—O[ "'j•.Asctt-
wr' to any ems UI11 r line
rhyme ota4111111111.811.E. " the Markable
little gore for the Teeth end Rreath Ask
vnnr drnggrst fol addrtw
Ways are danger ns. particularly in
Demme. so take at ones Dr.
T amt Rv asw's Kiwis. Orme and obtain
relief from all your wafering'. Your
druggist keeps it. Jas. Wile*, (lode-
rich..
tm
Peed et. rl. e%
Wm. Calhdisa, Mimi.. Police, 206Dr
Etienne street, Niantraal,
Soft% Orem Oi1Nals tlefA�ss,, y
Ila a a.IlMei mo is kb aoe10t7adH
WA GOO worm tswadiw sad
for four years without mottoes. ease.
--of all dealers Rold by gJai. darn.
()oderich, Ont
CBBS
PERCHERON HORSES
LARGEST
Importing and Breeding
ESTABLISHMENT
— LY Tnic --
WORLD.
M. W. DUNHAM
Wayne, Du Page County. Illinois, II. S. A.
033 miles wjst of Chicago.)
Daring the post 11 months 300 STIL-
LIO\'S .-LVD 31.I RES hare been imported
from France to this establishment. beim
Rl: than the condbined importations of
all other importers of Draft Horses from
all torts 0! .Europe fur any one year.
One-fifth of the entire number of Import -
e Frrneh Horses In America can be seen oa
his farm. His Importations Sava Included the
Prize Winners of the t'nieersel Exposition.
Paris, Mint and nearly all the Prize Bones
of the Great S
hows of France since hiz tmpaD-
tat,ons begau. They also carried off the honors
at the Centennial 1876; and, at the Great
t'h(raoo Fair. 1841, Mr. Dunhano's Herd
of I'ER( HERONS, an rontpetltldx with
tea tamest and finest collection of Clydes-
dales ever shown, consisting of the prize win -
mete at the Great Shows of Scotland and En-
gland,) was awarded the Grand Nreeepstaks•
Prize of $1,000 sad Grand Gold Medal.
100 PAGE CATAZOGPE wit ?RE'
e t application. Contain., orer 40 liles-
trat +OHS and the history/ of the Pereherosi
rare. Order " CATALOGUE 1." . - _ ,
EVERY LARGE BREEDER
& EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD
NEEDS ♦ mitmisItON 5TALLIOH
thirty years' trial has demcn-
atrat' d that when bred to the
common mares of the cotu:try the produce 1.
more uniform, are easter keepers, better work-
ers, and sou for nioru money on the ut&tUa
than alar otaar class of Hors'+..
BECAUSE
BE way,
Axe GRAZING LANDS AR. FOUNO ON
T:. Northern Pacific R. R.
MS MINNESOTA, DAKOTA,
MONTANA.
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BIG CROP AGAIN IN 1881
Low PRICES. Lona Toss- REBATE fOR IMPROVE.,
RENT. REDuCEO FARE AND FREIGHT TO 8ETTtres.
roe F,Aa. INFORMATION. AODRE53
R. M. NEW PORT. OEs. LAND AOT.
name, t.:. MIR*
M5T. Paul. MINK.
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After moony years of pottiest ievtatigs
tion Dr. VanBuren, of Germany, finally
succeeded in perfecting a Kidoey Cure
that would permanently relieve all rases
of Kidney Disease. Be sure and ask
yo* Druggist ter 1)r. VAsBruates Kin
sal Crap ?told by Jaynes W ikon,
Ooder ich. 2m
'7-,re—
n the moat common of all diseases, and
under ordinary dreg treatment the most
difficult to cure. it is a chronic weekaaaa
a the stom•oh with indigestion. The
sensitive morn,e membrane coating of
the stnnack bemuses irritated, and near-
ly all that .hoes the stomach retrainees
to add fuel to the Ore. Heartburn and
Sour sroetione, Belching of Wind, Nau-
sea, Headache, Vari ibis Appeti'., ODs
ties Rowel., ere., . are iiaoutin.d.t
aymptoma. Beranek Blood Bitten is a
pcetitive rune for thia memorable .iie"*se ?
IMMIGEDY.
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia. Sciatica, Li, o,
Backache, Soreness .f the OW,
Boat, Banal, S. Throat, Swell-
ings end Sprains, i.rns and
Scalds, f eetwel Bodily
Lias,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Foot sad Earo, and allvalor
Paine and Athos.
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