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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 1882,
the Poet's Corner.
• INN s^aelssasa. CNt.
Asse.d Hie Cbrtstsaswe stood.
AM watched t►e cltl4ia's faces.
As they *air Matteotti" locelved
With ell 1s almond sad gross.
We grows elks bed ear share of tun
•
Ila smoking wee ones merry.
Aad laughed to see the Juveniles
Miss 'math the "belly berry."
Beside me sat sweet Bossy Moore,
A lovely dark -eyed maiden.
Rims sear her stood our little Eve.
Her arms with love gifts laden ;
Until around the room she went.
The blue-eyed bobby, shyly,
And blushing red. into each lap
Her offerings dropped shyly.
But when to me the darling came
AU empty handed weighs,
And when I asked. "Why alight me thus r
She answered. "Ob, because we—
dinns know you tumming here !"
And then with blue eyes shining,
To Bessie's side she went. her arms
Her sister's neck entwining.
"But something 1 must have," sa:d 1.
'My ('hristmas night to gladden,"
A shade of thought the baby's face
Seemed presently to sadden :
Till all at once. with gleeful laugh—
"Oh! I know what I'll do sir'
I've only sister Bessie left.
But 1U dib' her to you. sir;"
Amid the laughter that came from all
I drew my new love to me.
While with flushed cheeks her eves met mine
And sent a thrill all through me
"Oh ! blessed little Ever cried I.
"Your gift I welcome gl•djy'r
The little one looked up at me.
Half wonderingly. half sadly,
Then to her father straight 1 turned,
And humbly asked his blessing
Upon my Christmas vitt, the while
My long stored hopes confessing
And as his aged hands were raised.
Above our heads. bowed lowly,
The blessed time of Christmas neer
Had seemed to me so holy.
ilasuslar fbelyladty.
1 was much amused the other day by
an exhibition of muscular Christianity
entirely uklooked Itor. For a week or
two the Hallelujah lasses and the men
of the Salvation Army have blas in the
habit of assembling on the steps of the
City Hall about five o'clock in the after-
noon, when business is ended and the
gates closed, and indulging in their
quaint exhortations, and quainter songs.
A few afternoons ago the army was sing-
ing their soul -inspiring hymn—
"All hail ! I'm saved
Oh, come and join the Hallelujah
Band 1!"
when the captain noticed a young rough,
uttering filthy language at one of the
lasses. Without stopping in his singing,
he quietly descended the marble steps,
caught the ruffian by the collar and when
he resisted gave him s twist, and march-
ed him over to a policeman, thirty yard*
away, to whom he gave the offender in
charge. Then, never losing the strain,
he retraced his steps and commenced
beating time with his outstretched hand.
The act was so cool that the crowd • •f
amused idle lookers-on involuntarily
applauded.—N, Y. correspondent.
The atazenaark Meg.
To the traveller through Texas one Of
the strangest and most peculiar teatures
of the place is the razor -back hog. He
is of the Swiss cottage style of architec-
ture, His physical outline is angular to
a degree unknown outside of a text book
on the science of geometry. His ears—
or the few rags and tatters of them that
the dogs have left—are furlea back with
a knowing, vagabondish air. His tail
has no curl in it—but it hangs aft, limp
as a•wet dish -rag hung out of a back
window to dry. The highest ,_,peak of
his corrugated back is six inches above
the level of the root of his tail. He does
not walk with- the slow and stately step
of the ,patrician Berkshire, but usually
gees in a lively trot. He leaves the im-
pression that he was late starting in the
morning and is making up for losttime;
or that he is in doubt about the payment
of that check, and is hurrying to get it
crashed before the bank closes.
The country razor-dack prowls around
in the woods and lives on acorns, pecan
nuts and roots ; wlien he can spare time
he climbs under his owners fence and
assists in harvesting the corn crop. In
this respect he is neighbourly to a fault,
and, when his duty to his owner's crop
will allow, he will readily turn in and
assist the neighbors, et -en working at
night rather than to see the crop spoil
for the want of attention. •
He does not know the luxury of a sty.
He never gets fat, and, from the day of
his birth, sometimes two years roll into
eternity before he is big enough to kill.
Crossing ' a razor -back with blue-
blooded stock makes but little improve-
ment. The only effective way to im-
prove him is to cross him with a railroad
train. He then becomes an imported
Berkshire or Polan-China hog, and if he
does not kne,k the train off the track,
the railroad company pays for him at
about the rate of ore dollar a pound, for
which they aro allowed the mournful
privilege of ehovellmg him off the track.
The ham ..f the country rasor-back is
more juicy than the hind leg of an iron
firedog, but n.+t ,cite so fat as a pine
k not.
The city I,back difiers from his
country relative only in the matter of the
tivality of his f•..,d and the length of his
tail. The city eptcies prey ou the roots
of tropical plants and other garden lux-
uries instead .,f cont, and eat cinders and
old typo in the ba:k alley instead of the
acorns and penins of the breezy wood-
lands) that at; assimilated in the Qin.
tive organs of the country 4.:u ,-per.
The tail t t tl.e city hog has usually
been chewe•l .!t in early life by dogs; in
other worda,tthas been curtailed. This,
and the and latches on his back, where
the hair has ',ie -1 scalded off by tbe en-
raged boar3ing house cook, adds much to
the picturesque agrearanes of the brute.
A man once told us that a reaor-heck
h og was the only bird of prey that was
amphibio is in its habits, and that could
lift a gate off its hinges without rtifiliag a
feather.
As the noroltste say. 'much :night be
esilf on this very interesting subject,' but
time as money, ants we are forted to con-
duits briefly with the following •prime'
by one of the old mutters :
ye pimp M is a weft fowl.
Aad woldrues iri'.4 to MI .
We Mat iti 1. ke .r ee h i., .wl.
And eke htOs feet".
OM1 if you
you s t ousssdl.eartrowe
nmake
silk
l hos rmiyl'W ry. ear
th es
Dont you fer win -that ea feeling an
oohing pain in the hollow of your bask
to
go your U sad get Dr
Va,llssren's Kidney Tt *ill re
move tit. trouble is a few doges %Art
by J Wilson Onderi *
Fifty-one metals are known to exist.
thirty of which have been discovered
within the present centuary. Four hun-
dred years ago but seven were known.
The popular game in Indiana this fall
is betting on the weight of a stranger.
The said stranger has a lead jacket under
his coat, and his pal rakes in a heap of
half dollars.
isallw fs looser tits reanit of la. $5 to $20 pw'rortltuf t bt:sri sed*.
li
eu'oa>e.iatlos. than Ot arab 7 EV' Silos d` cu.. Portland I�:
orgasiaatioa • it frequently, however
has a hy.tdal oases, and a peevish a ild
bap SPP ats>,,
h Mama. its Pay bag
often tends dieting ous than eorreotin`. I AG E bat.; Brook . eaegen e. ('O. ren
Wil. reaui JAttt s sr a1r Moa
The experience of thousands has shown 11NN
that the Stomecn. Liver and Bowels may
be kept ib a pt 1 fectly healthy oonditiun
—the attacks of disease warded off and a
vigorous state of health maintained by
the use of Dr. Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters. Are you troubled
with Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stom-
ach, Biliousness or Constipation? If so,
try this remedy and be cured. For sale
by all Druggists in large bottles at 50 eta,
For sale by Clea Rhynaa
Let every good citizen make one resol-
ution now and stick to it. Vote for the
best men who rip, and get the best men
in town to come out. The good of the
town should be the only, aim of municipal
governmout.
The fnends of Mr. W. J. MoCutcheon,
Wiugham, will be pleased to learn that
the suit, Smith vs. McCutcheon,in which
he was interested to theamount of 15,4(0
was finally decided at Winnipeg on Tues-
day last in his favor, and the money or-
dered to be paid into Court forthwith.
Cheerfulness is just as natural to the
heart of a man in strong health as colour
to his cheek ; and wherever there is habit-
ual gloom, there must be either bad air;
unwholesome food, improperly severe
labour, or erring habits of life.
As the tree is fertilized by its own
broken bratiches and fallen leaves, and.
grows out of its own decay, to men and
nations are bettered and improved by
trial, and refined out of broken hopesand
blighted expectations.
EAr,N your own bread, and sec how
sweet it will be ! Work, and see how well
you will be ! Work, and see how inde-
pendent you will be ! Work and see how
happy your family will be ! Work, and
see how religious you will be !—fur be-
fore you know where you are, instead of
repining at Providence, you will find
yourself offering up thanks for all the
numero?a blessings.
Re Net le.s•c.ereged.
In these times of quack medicine ad-
vertisemegts everywhere, it is truly
gratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as recommended. Electric Bitten we
can vouch for as being a true and relia-
ble remedy, and one that will do as re-
commended. They invariably cure
Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties.
We know whereof we speak. and can
readily say, give them a trial. Sold at
50 cents a bottle, by Jas. Wilson. [3]
Cneowisltz. —A name well known in
onnection with the Hair Renewer,which
estores grey hair to its natural'color by
a few weeks use. Sold at 50 cents per
bottle by James Wilson. 2m
A youth just launching out in trade,
Unto a wealthy merchant said:
"-Pry tell me what you profess
To call the secret of success r
The nabob's eye with pleasure shone.
As he replied in earnest tone :
"The secret simply is. I think.
You'll dad it sir, In printer's ink."
Leet MY nem Mae.
When Mr. Meredith lost Mr. Mac -
Master he lost the best debater he had.
There has been nobody elected compe-
tent to take his place in the discussions
that come before the House.— [Tortmto
Telegram.
Don't suffer with kidney disease when
you can buy at your Druggist's a posi-
tive cure. tr. VanBuren's Kidney Cure
is the only scientific remedial agent for
these distressing oompkints ever intro-
duced. A11 Druggists keep it. Sold by
J. Wilson, Clodench.
A sired Kee
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company hal just hared an
illustrated treatise, "The Heart of the
Continent," describing the wonderful
growth of the six Great States. The book
u beautiful) printed, and numerous en
graving. of high merit adorn its papa
Any one sending their name and address
with two three-toent postage stamps
Will receive a Dopy by return mail, by
applying to Pereeyal Lowell, General
Pa.nnger Agent, Chicago Illinois. M
Thousands have used Dr. Van Buren's
Kidaey Can and willingly have testified
to the immediate relief it eves after a
a few doses in Kidney troubles, and how
a few hottl.s always effect a permanent
curet. No one can afford to ba without
it. gold by 3. Wilson, Goderich.
Free .1 (%.' r.
All persons suffering from Coughs,
Culls, Asthma, Bronchitis,Loss of Voice,
or any affection of the Throat and Tangs.
are refloated to call at t% iison's Drug
Story and get a Trial Bottle of Dr.
King's New D scevsry fur Coneemption,
tree of charge. which will convince them
of wonderful merits and show what a
regular dollar site bottle will do. Call
estly. (3)
An ounoe of prevention is worth a
pound of cure and • few doses of Dr.
Vealtutea's Kidney Cure taken on the
brat sensation of pun in the region of
the kidneys will effectually ward of
Bright's disease and stone in the kidneys
sad biocides %l1 Druggists keep it.
11nhi M r W,Now. onderhe.
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THE REMIIDT FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
GOLDS, ASTRID., OBOIIP,
A11 Diseases et the Threat,' Leap and
Palaeaary Organs.
DT ITS )AtTAYCL r
COB$V>rPT1AB MAS BZWM CURD
whoa other Raises* sof Phydelana have
failed t..fect a ears.
>iWFttsma.sedIydna ,blotea
tb.verl�4wbsehs
duan It ogoof
near fails
relic/.
Li as ELTICTSR .JT it bas 4.e ?goat.
It is 'torsion to tb. Most Nast* (Loth.
A wesoi.o too OPIUM In any ]mass.
ZYRsr.' i byrt mvnDru •••b bstW.
CAS aSi
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
CURE
flick Headache and relieve all the tooeblcs 1set
dent to a bilious state of the. stem, such as Dia -
tutees, Nausea. Drowsiness. Dams after=
Pain in the Side, Le. While their moss
able succus has been shown lu curing
SICK
Beadache,yet Cartei'sLittle Liver Pills are equally
valuable is Constipation, cutlet and preventing
this annoyingeomplatnt, while they also correct
all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver
and regulate the bowels. Eves if they only curd
EAD
Ache they would be almostpricele.a le those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; but fort.-
aat•ly their goodnetadom not cod here, and those i
whoosh" try them will Aad these IitUe pili valu-
able In so many ways 1101 they will not be willing
W do without them. But after all sic* had
ACHE
Is the bane of eo many lives that here is where we
make oar great boast Oar pies Caro it while
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver PIUs arcs very small sad
easy
lereory are totate.
vegetable do at gipeor
purge, but b their gentleetaoa please all who
ase them. late
a vials a 25 eesta: Ave hell. Sold
by draggi.. everywhere, or sent by calla
CARTER MEDICINE CO.,
Now York Olty.
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eraGREAT ROOK ISLAND ROUTE,
Ls your *•seas• TliM o.ss, we address
1. N. CARLE. 5. �T. JOHN,
Tama* OoatOMI0•5'TQAGO, e5., TLI. a ross 4.M
and K
wN1 the Year he
4'�,OHNSTON'S`kd
SARSAPARILLA
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Lrni COlI ARI
• Load for Purifying the Flood.
it has been in use for„211 years, :71 :
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tube t'te hest rrernrruc0
-rtetfor SICK HEAUAtBE. I:aid L_•
:IID BIDE OR DACE.C•}i-
•,�T!rl PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
:3PEiI IA. PILES. sed W basses
.tacos arias from a I/bordered Lee: or as
: •pure blood, Thousands Of our Lest
o p:e tako it and give it to thalo ch:I-
- •- Physicians prescribe .t dairy. Ti, to
:ISO it Coco. recommend it tc a :. :
,* made front Yellow Pock. Ii• •: ,
✓ a--.tr.aperilla. Wild Cherry, St:..._,....
La•,J.e:ion. Sassafras, WleterpFreen :tai'
- • ler w •11 -knows valuable he • : s r. 1
i- rt•& It is strictly vveegegettable. an ! ern-
: e•n t the most deliccate cO.stitut:. c.
• or th, best in/dictum is rasa :cr
•ca triz the Dowels.
.fby all responsible drutr'r'•
e.t one c: .:tar for a quart bottle, cr s.z
betties for Ave dollars.
ThCee who canna obtain a beetle < f
this medicine from their druget•t
▪ ...d
us ea dollar, and we r.l. .out,
w :Leel
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A x u Las-.eao Ozer.
For s.ae by
JAS. WILS ON.
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tor, In the nt•r:(1—t Le GEST becruse It doom
not woo. Ira Prins a highly poi le .d sorts
IMO over the •IW, redICUI$ *totem and
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Winter Stock.
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