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THF HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY KAY. ! ! 1833:
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SOWS seers i'eastlesiee.
Treachery is a detestable fault ; there
fore let nothing tempt you to betray
NW* to rimosv1.d dates.
A Single Wuuun of the world, in
a Punch', Pocket Book for 1864, gives the
secret confined to your honor. What if
the friend who once trusted you, and
told you all the .eor•ts of his heart, has
beams your enemy f You are still
bound 1.• keep your word inviolate, and
ereserve locked 111 your heals the secrets
confidentially made known to you. A
WW1 of principle will never betray en
enemy. Ile hold, it a Christian duty
never to reveal what in good l faith was
placed in his keeping. While the Al-
bani%aI were at war with Philip, King
of Macedon, they intercepted • letter
which the King had written to his wife
Olympia. it was returned unopened,
that It might not be regi in public --
their laws forbidding then to reveal a
secret. Among the Egyptians it ars •
criminal offence, to divulge • secret. A
priest, who had been found guilty of of-
fence, was ordered to leave the
country. Have you another's secret
in your keeping ! Then reveal it not for
the world. A confiding friend may tel
you a hundred things, which, if whisper-
ed abroad, would biiug hiiu into coin
tempt and ridicule, and injure his char-
acter through life. No one is so upright
that he may not here committed some
ungentlemanly act, or some impure of-
fence, which niay have been dune years
ago,before,the individual's character was
formed, and before he had a wife and
children. Would it not to a p. o-ana-
tio 1i of the most social duties, in a fit of
anger, or nut of malice or revenge, to
divulge a secret like this 1 A man's
enemies would nut care whether it was
the fault of his thoughtless youth or his
maturer years, so long as they could
snake • handle of it to his injury, and
thus effect their purpose. Be careful
then, never, under any consideration
whatev.r,tu repeat what has been whiap•
'red to you in the ounddenee of friend-
ship. A betrayer of increta if fit only for
the society of the low and vile.
.w to mase glae Gerdes Pay.
The garden pays well, even with hand
labor. It would pay much better if the
main burden of the cultivation were put
upon the muscles of the horse. But the
saving rat out in cultivation is only a
stall part of the benefit of the long row-
ed arrangement. It would lead to a
much more frequent and thorough culti-
vation of our garden crops. Most farm-
ers neglect the garden fcr their field
crops. The advantage of a frequent stirr-
ing of the surface soil to growing crops
is greatly underestimated. It is said
that it pays to hoe cabbage every morn-
ing before breakfast during the early
part of the season. We can testify to
the grant advantage tit cultivation every
week. Thia frequent breaking of the
crust admits of a freer circulation of the
air among the roots below, and snakes
the most of the dr -.s and rain that fall.
The manufacture wf plant f;.nd goes on
more rapidly, and to a certain extent,
cultivation is a substitute fur manure.
Another benefit of the long -row system
would be the almost certain enlargement
of the fruit and vegetable garden, and a
better supply of these fruits for the table.
This, we believe, would have an impor-
tant sanitary- influence in every house-
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Tb. Swirls et "News.-
News.-
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it is commonly supposed that the
word " news " is derived from the adjec-
o tire "new," but this preposition is
wrcne. In former times it was a preva-
lent custom to put over the periodical
1,ublioetions of the day the initial letters
of the compass, as above, this importing
that these papers oontained intelligence
from the four quarters of the glebe.
From this practice is derived the word
" newspaper."
I had been for eight months unable
to work, and felt as though I would as
lief die as live, through Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. I weighed at the time of
getting • bottle of McGregor's Speedy
Cure 190 lbs.; used 3 bottle*, and now
weigh IG5 lbs., and never was better in
my life. it was McGregor's Speedy Cure
that brought nie around." bks says Wm.
F.1!, Hamilton. Go to Geo. Rhynes'
drug store and get a free trial battle or
the regular size fur 60 cents and 111.
THR Boston sheriff who made the an-
nexed remark is level-headed : "Many
women come to me at the jail and want
to read and talk to the criminals, but i
tell them to go and read and talk to the
same class that are not as yet criminals,
and keep them from being such.'.
nesse% Plead I.Igbselatg
4 urea T.,othache and Neuralgia quick as
flash, relieves any pain instantly, the
I heapest and'giiickeat application known.
Why suffer with Toothache, Neursfia,
H ad•^he, Rheumatism, Lambtlge, �t
atica, Sore Throat or Acute Pains of any
'ti kind when you can go to Geo. Rhyme'
drug store and get a perfect and instan-
taneous cure for 46 cents. Ask for
Krant's Fluid Lightning. 2
All who use tobacco knew that it in.
fallowing advice to maidens :
"1f a iian wipes his feet on n door -
nisi before coiling into the room, you
may be sure he will mike • good demise
tie husband. 1f a gran, in snuffing the
candles, .nutti them ..ut, you may be
sure he will wake a stupid husband. If
a Ulan pu . his haiikerchief nn his knees
whilst taking his tea, you may be sure
he will be a prudent husband In the
sane way always mistrust the wan who
will not take the last Neve of toss_ or
tea cake, but prefers waiting for the
next warier batch. It is not unlikely he
will make a greedy, selfish husband,
with whom you will enjoy nu 'brown' at
dinner, nor crust at tea, no peace what-
ever at home. The mate, my dean, who
wean goloshes and is careful about wrap-
ping himself up well befure venturing in-
to the night air, nut unfrequently snakes
invalid hu•haat that mostly stops at
haute, and is easily cumfurted with elope.
The man who watches the kett'e and
prevents it boiliu); over, will nut fail my
dears, its his married state in exercising
the same care, in always keeping the put
builinv. The man who doesn't tike tea,
ill-treats the cat, takes snuff, and stands
with his back to the fire, is s brute whom
I would nt t advise you, my dears, to
marry under any c onsid.ratiou, either
love or motley, but most decidedly not
for love. But the man whir, when tea is
over is discovered to have none, is curs
to make the hest husband. Patience
like his deserves being rewarded with
the best of wives, and the best of wuth-
era-in-law. My dean, when yea meet
with such • man. do the utmost to marry
hies.—In the severest winter he would
not mind going to bed first."
Adults le a Hey.
Get away from the crowd • tittle while
every day, my bey. Stand one side and
let the world run by while you get ac-
quainted with yourself, and see what
kind of a fellow you are ; Ask yourself
hard questions about yourself ; find out
all you can about yourself. Ascertain
from original sources if you are really
the manner of • man people say you are,
find out if you are always honest ; if you
always tell the square perfect truth in
business deals ; if your life is as good sad
uprigkt at 11 o'clock at night as it it at
noon ; if you are as sound s temperance
man on a fishio g expedition as you are
et a Sunday -school picnic ; if you are as
go of a boy when you go to Chicago as
you are at home ; if, in short, you are
really the sort of young man your father
hopes you are, your mother says you are,
and your sweetheart believes you are.
Get on intimate terms with yourself, my
buy, and, believe me, every time you
come out from one of tit... primt. inter-
views you will be a strouger, better,
purer man. Don't forget this, Telemac-
hus, and it will do you good.
Liver. Widow: a.d ertgtbt's Disease.
A medicine that destroys the germ or
cause of Bright'► Disease, Diabetes,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, and has
power to root them out of the system,
is above all price. Such • medicine is
Hop Bitten, and positive proof of this
can be found by ode trial, or by asking
your neighbors, who have been cure
by it..
Tee toentry'a Rich.
The trip of Sir A. T. Galt to theNorth-
west cost tha country 21,000. During
his tour he purchased fifty townships 6f
North-weet lands ; therefore the ques-
tion arises, was this sum given him for
the purpose of attending to his own per-
sonal interests. --(Guelph Mercury.
"Graf /1 Oil."
The above is an ola taw as savage as it
1. senseless. You can't "grunt out" dys-
pepsia nor liver complaint, nor nervous-
ness if they once get a good hold. They
don't remove themselves in that way.
The taking a few doses of Burdock Blood
Bitters is better than "grunting it out."
What we can cure let's not endure. 3
St Catharines .Iuvrnal, Tory. --The
Orangemen agreed that two Irish Catho-
lics, Costigan and Smith, should be
taken into the Cabinet, and another, 0%
Donohue, elevated to the Senate, provid-
.d they were granted an Act of incor-
poration. This was agreed by &hr John,
and Ise received the united support of
the Orange party. They hate been base-
ly deceived.
Et cry Person e. be • $Ml •.occas.
In this life must have s specialty ; that
is, must concentrate the abilities of body
and mind on some one pursuit. Btar-
dock Blood Bitters has its specialty as a
complete and radical cure of tlyspelsis,
liver and kidneycomplaint., and all im-
purities of the lood. 4
Lady Macdonald created some sensa-
tion among the fair occupants of the
speaker's gallery this evening by appear-
ing in their midst clad from bonnet to
boots in scarlet, witboet the slightest
patch of any other color to relieve the
glare.
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
menials in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Beren's Kidney Cure, then buy a bnt;,le
and relieve yeumelf of all thou distress-
ing pains. Your Drums* ran t.11 you
all about it. Sold by J Wilson Gederich
les
One of nur hest cite nns would say to
the public that he has tried Hall's Ore
tench Core, and it is all that is claimed
,ores thorn, hut lack the moral enrage for it. Price 76 oents per bottle. Sold
to quit its rase. Fountain of Health will by Gen Rheum, sole agent for (mato
brace yon ape ''•, cents a package rich 3m
Negated Dothsa.
Mr. O'Raff.rty, an ustiu Heberniau
has frequently had ttosion to, rebuke
his boy, Teddy, for failing to have the
kindling wood ready to light the fire in
the morning. A few rights ago, t)'Raf-
ferty said to Teddy :
"What is it, we bye, thtrt you hive to
do first thing in the meaning
"I iir.ow well enough, fayther, what I
have to do first thing in the morning,'
replied Teddy, laughing:
"What is it, ye spal.een P"
"The tint thing 1 have to do iia the
morning is to get the kindling wood rea-
dy the night before."
Use [trt.trss deb.
When Rufus Stephenson was asked to
inform the Printing Cdtwuittee how gulch
he paid McLean, Rogow & Co fur doing
the work he had charged more than
double price for, Mr- White told him not
to answer and the or,tlamittee, by a parti-
zan vote of 20 to 7, decided that Stephee-
son ,hou'd not analyse. Mr. White had
no doubt a tellies feeling for Rufus.
Probably he has bees there hiniself, and
there is no telling how soon it maybe his
turn to take the situ's- box. -Sarnia
Observer.
`Why should attar whose blood is warm
within
Sit ike his gra/shire cut in alabaster
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When "On,aai.ass ZIMMER will make
it grow the faster. Por sale by J. Wil-
son. 2m
Don't read books and papers which
suggest thoughtsou would not utter.
They stain the soul; they burn theheart.
Can you thrust your haud into soot and
bring it out white and clean 1 Can you
singe your clothes and net have tbesmell
of fire on your garments? Beware of
books which aro su ire of evil,
though they be clothed in the purple and
gold of fins language. Don't watch for
evil intentions in those around you.
Hold every wan honest until proved
otherwise. Thus believing in otherwise.
Thus believing in others you will draw
out of them their best, for mcg, ordinar-
ily, are the best to those who believe in
them. Also keep your heart young by
faith in your fellow -men.
As the fr stir ot winter r:ienish uutler
the caloric influence of the suit's :aye,
w dose Bright's Disease, Dropsy stone
in the Kidneys and Bladder, and InBam;
mation of the Kidneys, leave the body
upon the administration of Dr. Van Bu
ren's Kidney Cure. Sold by J. Wilson,
2m
The main close of failure to raise
strawberries is the setting poor planta.
(Md planta are good for nothing; new
planta from as old bed are not worthset-
ting. We shueld sot plants that are
grown from thou that here never fruit-
ed. When a plant produces a crop of
fruit, that fruit,exbausts the energies of
the plant to a certain extent, and its
young planta will not have the consti-
tution and vigor of three from plants
that give all their energies tc the young
plants.
Simply miraculous is all I can say of
the effect of Dr. Van Buren's Kiduey
Cure in my cue. An elderly lady
writes this from Antigonish, N. S., who
had suffered from pains in the back for
twenty years. Sold hyol. Wilson Gode-
rich. 2rn
The Two B.'s. - -Lord Beaconsfield
once said that he would be all-powerful
in England were it not for the two B's—
John Bull and John Brown. Neither of
the Johns took to his notions. Jahn
Bull mistrusted niin John Brown
thought him a bit of a showman, and
wondered if he was of the race of those
who counterfeited the miracles worked
by Aaron's rod. The Highlander did
not like a man whose hair fell in ringlets
about his cheeks and had a w.•man'e taste
for jewellery and velvet.
In the history of medicines iso prepa
ration has received such universal com-
mendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid-
ney diseeses,•as Dr Van Buren's Kinney
Cure. Its action in these distressing
complaints is siu.ply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson, 2m
"Blood wi'i toll.- A face adorned
with Pimples, Boi1e, Blotches rf•c., is
not a particularly pleasant sight, and in-
variably betokens an impure state of the
Blood. Dr. ('arson's Stomach Bitters
free the aystem frottn all grow humours,
renders the Blood pure and cool, aids di-
gestion and gives $ healthy appetite.
For sale by all Druggists in large bottles
at 50 tents.
Thousands bear witeese to the posi-
tive curative powers cf the Gar.t-r GER-
MAN INtir.oR.AT.ir., the only remedy that
has proved itself a specific for general
debility, seminal weakness, impotency,
etc., and all diseases that arise from self-
abuse or overtaxed brain, finally ending
in consumption, insanity and a pietas-
ture grave Seld by all druggists. or
will be sent fre
e on receipt of hl (4 ler
box, or six beers for L•. Address F J.
CHIttiffir. Toledo. 1)hi. •, le sent for I
the United State' Send for e irc l', n,
and testim•.nia',s ..f ig.-i,'.i-•.e Nice.. 1 ...
Rhyuae, l:.,lern ;. :;m II eeetrdad to
- - _ - r the beet sneered
RaI',.aI is ,T• w • •
Keep your etigageuIents ter the letter ; s•i • •t..-, ..e -..,
Of Trs have been .p... spent
in
ad S}TIEiES�BooTS ANLing the celebrated uB rdoock Blood wt-
ten, but this fact amounts only in past
ciao eve T4111..
on E
A Hoge What wee lasses.
A weak stomach t r enfeebled ciscsda
tion is like a rope a et our uecka We
are strung up and nstrueg alternately
till existence becemse unbearable. 11.r -
dock Blood Bitters will arrest all tide
misery. Burdeck Blood Bitters ie s
boon to the siok. Let to remember this.
fact. 2
At the 1)ldewt Established Shea :*tore in Tuan,
for it. enormous sale. Its merit ha*
made it what •it is—the best blood inedi-
r devised by man.
AYF.R'8
Hair Vigor
restores, with the gloss and freshman of yeah.
faded or gray hair to.a aatural, rich brown c
or deep black, .emay be desired. by les rase11111111
or red hair may be darkened, thio hair thickened.
anal baldness a.., though not always, eared.
It cheeks falling et the hair, and stimulate e
w.+nk and sickly growth to vigor. It prereabaad.
cures scurf ad dandruff. and held tarty every
d;.earepeculiar totiaasalp. LesLdI.. Mode-
Dressing.
.Ir
Dressing, the VM+es is.eso wndsd; It seadol.e
neither oil nes tip, mailers the tar soft, glossy,
and silken fa appearance, and imparts a delu•,ata,
agreeable, aa.! itisttag perfume.
Mw. C. P. Baww.sa writes from Grey Q, Ada
A Igor:: '• last as my hair oomaw
out. mad in a Best tons I beast tea ktli I
used hpart of atattle of Av Hak.Ymmoo{a,,
topped the falling of the hair, aaMmartad
a eew'growt . tears now • fall bead of halt
`(rowing rigorously, and ant eoertneed that bat
for the wise( your preparation 1 glottis bass Woes
entirely bald."
J. W. nowise, proprietor ot the McArrhsw(Oh/y
Pers.rer,wry* : "Arose KAra Vte..IAssoft
excellent preparattoa for the hair. I aped et It
from my „ern .:perfesee. Its use prewesea the
Rrowth o1 now hair, and makes it i�ik1oaaaay and soft.
Tb.' V i.t�.tt ia Also n sere cure for awn,. Net
within iso kuen-ledgs has ills peepnaf,os ever
falie.1 W dire entire satisfaction.•'
MR. %sur. Pte ttainY leader of the age-
bratcd -- t'airGti rn Family 'r ot Sopttesa Vocalists,
write. frau nee**, Meas.. Ped. a, tem: Maws
einen.sy hair began to give silveryerids.eeet the
ameba.- whieh tl •.ting time proettrett,1 tare asad
AYKa. H.Ara btuna,sod so use been able to
tnn:ntatt. aft 'ppe*ranc. of youthfulness —a mu-
ter M c„n....ft lobo enyeguess to mialeters,
osteon, artor.,asd ie tact every one ob. Ura is
tits eyes et firs i.u1Ue."
Mara. O. A. PRP w yry,,nwrittI teem M smut tt.,
(#�lrsgo Apere0-4 ir'ds d o *rev
t
thinned v mat t my r came ode
cry rapidly, and f was tart growing
1p On d ag caw
grow hl■ V10011
a. tames
stopped and cewand ft
about a manta myherd was �tp��
e l W .Isom( pair. t has oxntinOsA/o gtww, Raab
now as goat u before it tell. I regularly u.edb.t
ere le of the V,twa. but n,.. 1:x t .c:aetan-
aily es a dreeeiag."
W. have hand:editet s4milar testimonial to the
efficacy of Avra's HAIR Viooa. It seeds bet a
trial to convince the most skeptical .t its rales. •
PawraaZD aY
Dr. J. C. Ayer 6 Co., Lowell, Masa.
8o11 by all Druggts;a
campoeed largely cepewerled Mos or tela
Sass. is the ett$T and C NgAPIST Isbrles-
in tar world—lite OUST becsoar tt . .
not dtrrw, but tones a matey potsMd our -
rune over the asle, reessotnd p'1.0 , and
tghteeingthe draft; t'�e CHEAPEST be -
...mass it coots NO MORE than Inferior
Brands. and one bos will do the work
Vero of any other rwake. Answers as we
far nerves't'rs, Mtn (ieutag, eur•eelag nal
':e1De.i. 4'o rcn-l't.tntetn Carriages. nagione
etc.. as for M.tg'tnr. CUARANTE&D tttcqq
=.r stain NO Petroleum. sold br all Osiers.
T Otir Parket (' op.d`fs of mien ren
::,,,rows marled tree.
NI ICA MANUFACTURINOCO. 3
22S Hudson St., New horst.
Cleveland. ). enc Chicago, 1n.
S e NUEL wOCtRS & CO.toretrtto,Ont.
• -' i f"r the linmttiton. _
nd I ess Variety,
ti• wit the most faatidiuus and te- most economic buyer
Y SPRING STOCK
bsaw eomplete, and I take pleasure in infcrmug nj customers that at no pre
vious time have I had such s
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Pries unti '
it ,s • positive tact that ne such value in foot: wear can be got elsewhere.
CUSTOM WORK
ef every;grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be ma eel
in the most approved styles by firateclaes workmen, sad
of the very beat material obtainable.
A 000DINVKSTMENT,
You will Save Money by Buying Your
Groceries A Provisions
AT
D. FE a GUSON'S
I IL?'oN STREET.
We are Nun Selling This Season's
NFW T B S
Froen 90cts per lb to T3cts
New Currants, New Raisins, Coffee, Sugar, &c.
Will be Sold Proportionally Cheap,
Extra Family Flour
AT
$2.25 per SCC lbs
A Full Supply of
Oatmeal, Coraemeal, Bran, Shorts, etc.
Always on Hand.
The Best Quality of Coal Oil at the Very Lowest Prices.
BOOTS& SHOES
mourn% CZ Weds:1.1.2.3P
Berg t, announce to the Public that they have opened business in the above Store
in the store lately oocupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large sue
well assorted stock of Sprung and :summer (foods at close figures, we are determined
to give the Public the benefit.
QUICK SEES SIM PROFITS WILL BE OUR IOTTBI
AM -Please call and examine our guoda before purchasing elsewhere.
e41 -Remember the place, next door to J. Wilson's Dnig Store.
ani -Custom work will receive our special attention.
.nmeNene bat the best of material used and first-class workmen employed.,
„leer -Repairing neatly- done on the shortest notice.
Goderich, March It. I983. DOWNING & W E D D U P
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
CMG. 113.1%3FLEtlir,
'ABINE'1' - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Goderich.
A g.tod assortment of Kitcho4 Bed -room, Dining Boom andllParlor Furniture, mut h as T:a
bias. Chain their, carte and wood seated), Cupboards, Bed -steeds. Mattroperr, trait -etude
Lounges, sofas. tits' - Nota. Looking Glacil-a.
N 1s. -A complete 11.4.4.,rtwent of c'omne and Shrouds always on Land R: -u )It nisi,. for biro
et reasonable talc .
Picture Framing a apt t'atty.—A call solicited l;il
PRINCIPAL.+t,INE
. f -, Tb. 'SHORTEST. tit' !MUT end
awl al' +.� DIRT unit t. Si Jneep&.
pinta in Tows. �'�� ( teblsen. T�.pets, Deal.
Nebraska, Missouri. lea- 1,T ) Inn. tt.:tee su-
ers, New Meati.,, Arl..na. Mo. t l . , ,.rub
tsaa so 1 Visa
Cl o
• . Virg
rat ": Psui.
• riveted se
te• Sres1
chaise
nothing detracts more from• man's repo
ration titan inattention to prom'
KANSAS CITY
Alt emigre,l,,,. nese
I. 1 ,
lN,..
SMOKE
newel 'e7'
Ticker. .:A 11,4.
c,,lebes,rd Lin, for
sir .t .n , 1-rsi.
t'esrt.
TWIN -NAVY
THE BIG lO`. PLUG
T 1. Pones. tC Coat Unintl ..
at 1 1 r Few% f see... at.
r .
thi ler;:.. 1.1 . et Mese*. ITS
.1. Sterao.s.
Canadian Paso. Aft 1,
Terence f t '
13 b, ll. Joisir.TOn,
Ti -bet Agent. oedema
F •• eel. to
H. IS. Hart & Co.
i'ItCil'Ri7T(1RS (1•F THE
C oderich Millis
I.1TE 1'iPER's.
iteg to return their thanks to the public
the liberal patronage received during the par
)car, and to ,tate they are prepared to el,
on the shortest antic.-. nr for the eeeee*leneo
etreveleslireng at a di.tanee will mintage
gt'tet. a• their town store
Ifil.'iorJ't )
M..cnt•• Klock. East At. Goderleb.
Saft-Hu •hest prier paid for wheat 1R
+EaYPTIBN OIL.
The Great Pain Conqueror
rapidit, .1t..p.•li pair:. i h•Aepuuntui in wale.
SOU cure is dieteaeting heart ache in flee met
ut.w. It applied to any attested surface el die
body. as tooth arbe, nen rhcp,g�
db., tt dives the *utterer set sad 1.sen;*
rel Mf. it 1. a charming y. Mrs
money .r.f•inde.1 11 not as reprtwnt.d.
0. T (PM *TT A e... bele Proprieties..
Branford Ansa,.
W. J. 0. Naftel.
VIM" 'Oh AAM Igo oa ialf.D.