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THE HURON SIGN L, r'RIAY. 0 '. > ;, 183.
Lhe Poet's tLorntr.
/reek tsars.
A tiny paster, la J.
The semen of wastes,
\vasa tired pastors gladly ly
Inquest Of rscreeMluu.
Turned from the din of crowded streets,
He with his fishing tackle.
Some rerwuus paukod. la ea.y reach,
Clore by his reel and hackle.
Probation after Beath was one ;
One, Atheistic (rases;
The third, a web of words finespun
(,u Evolution's Plumbs.
:Male bait, with whbh to ash fur 11101,
He very se,dom caught theta ;
Most him ecu, wont home and then
For what he had taught theist.
With rod, and reel of shining brass•
And hook well tipped with 'rather,
Ile fished tor trout, and fished alas.
to every kind of weather.
tine day tbn parson overtone
A gnmia, crank an dirty,
With string of trout an 1 bent pin hook
His trophies numbered thirty.
Each sterol the other In the race ;
Qautb parsJa -V1 hat's the reason,
That only stupid ebbs and dace
Wilt take ret, iu,i thisre.asu
The gamis answered "I) a1 ye anew!
It taker fresh bait to ketch 'em
Tr rat alit no foots ; y or t tis no go ;
Yer painted boJ:s won't fetch 'etre.'•
The gamin's point was sharp and clear.
TM pampa felt 11 prinking
It reached Ma Mart. while la his ear
A good aped "dui wet kickin,t•
-Pcraaps thought he "mJ gospel hook
Would catch if better baited
i wonder how Go 1's truth wo:ild look.
Io simpler lrngwsjr stated. -
Ob, reverend fishers. use fresh bait :
Gay feathers d • no please us ;
Our hungry souls lmpa'Ient wait
To hear the love of Jesus.
COUNTY NEWS.
tallied from one Local Itarksn£es.
John WleoU has been re-engaged in
&haul section ,No. 8, Hullett, fur twat
year. This will4se Mr. Wilson's eleventh
year in that secttun.
A. Burchill has been re-engaged to
teach iu S.S. No. 10 Esau Wawanuelt, at
an advance of 525, ntaking,hu eatery
5400. This is the test evide,ee he could
desire that his eervioes are appreciated.
G. Baird, jr., has been re-auppseed for
S. S. No. 10, Stanley, (Brucebeld) at a
rotary of 5500 ; he has taught in this
section fur a lung time, and the trustees
show their good judgment in retaining
him.
Several of the employees of the Chu.
ton Organ Factory have funned a new
band, and have sent fur their new in-
struments, so that et an early day our
townspeople will have an opportunity of
hearing thew. It will be known as the
Doherty Organ Company fund, and will
�
he under the teelerstup of C. Blaek•-
l stone.
TEAl v..Rs Er/tli£D.—Miss Hyslop,
daughter of Thos. Hyslop, of Seaforth,
has txeu euptaaged to teach Herput hey
achol next year. All the pre.tssut
teachers in Tuckersrith have been re-
engaged for 18th, with the exoatptien ,if
Miss Forest, teacher of the Hari,urhey
school ; her certiticste having expired
she was unable to re-engage for next
year. W. J. Musgrove, teacher, at
hher, James -
o teach
town,-
town, has been engaged
Round Plains, county Norfolk, for 1884,
at *1:>0 per annum.
Fashion's Fancies.
The fall dolmans tit the figure anute
ly.
Fenchon. %onsets will re:uain in vo-
gue. ing the occupants out on the mrd, the no longer degrade one of the noblest an
Loather bounrts are anotng millinery youth in question having bis collar bone benetictant of human callings—the care
t:oveltiea. broken, the others escaping injury. This ot the sick.—[American Agriculturist for
Epaulet trimming+ are much worn by is the second time he has met with en Sepheniber.
young girls. accident of this nature.
The anniversary
vera r alek•Reeas. Age should always ouamnand respect, I
in the car .J I)r. Fowlers Extract of
is fano 110.1.4/ (wi synrn.vonyus Wild Strawberry it certainly does. For
!Sickness
with sadness, and it a all important that
the. person iu charge of a patte,t should
weer a bright, hopeful countenance.
The weak look to the strong fir support,
and are quick to mark the slightest
tokens of uneasiness or appreheusion ou
the part of those about their bedsides,
although they give ne uutwaud express-
ion of their sense of it at the time. A
nurse who cvtubi le* apparent confidence
at to a happy result, with the tender at-
tentions necessary to secure it, does but
discharge the grope: functions of her
calliug, sive iu extreme cases, of which
ire are not orating here.
Let the nurse be quiet. Lot her dress
he off le, stiff or rustling materlal; her
shoes of a kind that shall in no wise
creek or cry. The modulation of the
voice, tau, should be carefully attended
to. We cannot, and should nut, forbear
attendance upon the sick, because nature
has nut gifted us with that rare, blessed
boun, of a sweet and musical voice; yet.
even more earnestly than the elocution-
ist, al•.uld the nurse study to modulate
such ,.rgans as she dues possess, to the
utntast eelttleness of which they are
capable. For i ittaine is of greater iiu-
portance, we would enure her, if she de-
sires to soothe irritated nerves, and quiet
perturbed spirits, than to use an habitu-
ally soft and ahs speech in all her con-
versation, either with the sick or in their
presence.
It a primarily important that an at-
tendant shnutd gine quick heed to the
physician'„ orders. and obey' them ex-
actly. The hard-headed and opinionat;
ed nurse is one who incurs a heavy re-
sponsibility, and in nine cases out of ten
brings to grief her patient al well as
herself.
Take care that nu dasegreesble topic
of conversation be continued, it per-
coance introduced. Get more impera-
tive; guard against talking at all when
the patient indicates by his own silence
a desire for quiet. 11 the vote of all the
sick wore taken as to that fault in their
ich
uffer
we
should not nbelsurprised s iff, with one
voice, they would say, garrulity. It is
conceded that truth lies at the found-
ation of all popular beliefs; and if so,
than nurses, as a class, are prone to talk
too much. Let so base a vice ns gossip
A man working fur E. Huber, at the
Lendesbora mill daua. hound a large
mudturtle. He cut the head clean from
the body, and put the turtle up stairs 111
the grist mill, and twenty-one daysafter
being beheaded, the annual was still
alive, and had power to move. We do
nit know how much longer it lived, but
ire have unquestionable proof for the
above time.
COLLAR Buse Demme—On Friday f f
Oct. 12th a son of James Granby,
10th con. of Relict, met with a painful
accident. The family were on their way
to Blyth fair, six persona occupied the
two seats of It a rig, when a sudden jolt
caused the back seat to turn over,thruw-.
25 years that has heap the elandard re
wady with the people. fur Cholera Dior -
bus, Dysentery, Dtarrbaaa, Colin and all
Bowel Complaints. 9
Seeing u behoving. Read the testi
monials an a pamphlet eu Lr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure, then buy a bottle
and relieve y of all those distress-
ing ppaatt can tell you
It about it Sold J WilsonGodench
2m
New Life for ramildeas Weakened ay WM
ease, Debtlt4 ad N. MMtIea.
The *eat German Iuvigoratur is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitude, forgetfulness,
pain in the back or aides, no matter how
shattered the system may be from ex-
cesses of any kind, the Great German
Remedy will restore the lost functions
and secure health and happiness. 51.00
per box, six boxes for 55.00. Sold by
all druggists. Sent on receipt ,.f price,
postage paid, by F J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole rgent for United States. Cir-
culars and testimonials sent fr ` ('Sold
by Geo. Itnynas, sole wont
rich.
Redingotes will again be popular this
season.
The Shaker poke is the latest fancy in
big bonnets. .
Chenille ap;tears in various forma uq
harts and bonnets.
White bonnets are restored to favor
or evening wear.
Mnusquetaire glorce will remain is fas-
hion during the winter. rose well attended, and such a supply of
Shot silks and stripes of velvet and Isplendid edibles is seldom seen. After
satin are worn by Parisians. the s,ci.I on Tuesday evening seven
services
in the Metho-
dist church Holutesville, were a grand
success. Three excellent sermuns were
preached, in the lin:riling and etening
by Rev. W. McDonagh, of Sarnia, and
the afternoon by Rev. '1`. M. Campbell,
of Goderich. The church was packed at
each service, aisles as well, but in the Well Rewarded.
evening it was a perfect jam, quite a
number rennining in the vestibule to A liberal reward will be'paid to any
listen to the sermon. The tea meeting party who will produce a case of Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elec-
tric Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure, and you
A Remarkable Resalt.
W. A. Edgar, ot Frankville, was a
terrible sufferer from Chronic Kidney
and Liver Complaint, and at one time
was su bad that his life was despaired or.
He was cured by four bottles of Bur-
dock Blood Bitters.
3m :
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the a)Ideet Established Shoe Ston in Tone,
variety
Irl Endless
to suit the most fastidious and tit moat ecoucenic buyer
MY S STOCK that at no pre
L now rompleon, and I take
pleasure
uue haveflrhtuiimy uch a
Large & Varied .Stock
the Standard of Quality
d
the
As at it is present. ositive fact tthatno ■ ch value in foot wear can be gut 'waveredelsewhere.Pricenut,
KAHOU, Mo., Feb. 9, 1880.
I purchased five bottles of your Hop
Bitten of Bishop if: Co. last fall, for any
daughter, and am well pleased with the
Bitters. They did her more good than
all the medicine sheTe errttak taken for
six years.
The above is front a very reliable farm-
er, whose danghter was in poor healthier
seven or eight years, .and could obtain no
relief until she used Hup Bitters. She
is now in as good health as any person
in the country. We have a large sale,
and they are uaakiaig remarkable cures.
W. 11. Bianca. &
Eye, Ear and Throat.
DR. RYERSON
CUSTOM W ORK
of every grade still receives sty prompt and careful attention, and will be merles),
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, and
of the very best material obtainable.
S17, l'aarek Street, Toronto, Oat,
L. H.'C. P., L. R. C. S. IC., lecturer on the
Eye, Far and Throat, Trinity Medical Cul -
lege, oronto. and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye
Royal Ophthalmicd Ear Infirmary,
t*I. Moorfiel Assistant 1. and
Central London Throat and Ear Hospital, may
be consulted at
THE WINDSOR HOTEL,
13TRbTVC/ RD,
nu Last Saturday of Every Month.
-- _ , ac•, 1'1'.13.
Children's fall hats aro large, and tram- I baskets of cake were sold' by private sale,
mood with many feathers. On Monday evening excellent addresses ! will be well rewarded for your trouble
h Me- � besides. All BloodGray, diseases, Bilious -
and czar brown another. I Donegh, James Gray, chairman ,f the
The high -limped, very full overskirt is
the prevailing style for ordinary wear.
• Foulard cashmere or wool foulard,
takes the place of foulard silk in winteresse
dreams.
Pachutt grey is one of the new colors. were delivered by Reva bean
near, Jaundice, Constipatton, and gene-
ral debility are quickly cured. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded
Price only fifty cents pear bottle. For
sale by J. Wilson.•
district, and Dr. Williams, of Clinton.
The chair was ocoupied by Rev. W.
Birks, who gave an account of the par-
sonage improvements, the amount ex-
pended, etc. Good music was discours-
ed to the audience by the choir and Rem.
Bangs are still fashionable, out every 1 ter, Smith and wife. The receipts from
day the hair is seen arranged higher and 1 the whole proceedings were $132.50.
higher upon the head. I After paying expenses and additions to
Kid and allignt •r skins are used in the furniture there will be about $90 to
the i a'' ural colors mud in dark green and go to the parsonage improvements, and
brown -hades fur bonnets. added to the subscription"' will leave
about $25 to provide for, after an outlay,
All kinds of hats end bonnets, large, of over $300.—[New Era.
small and medinm stzea,and in eery im- 1
aginable shape, are in fashion.
Tried In Terence.
White velvet, white cashmere. shot i Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Toronto, re -
and dotted with silver and gold,and white I ports the removal of eight feet of tope-
br,caoed stuffs are the materials used for I worm by the use of one bottle of Dr.
white evening bonnets. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup. This
One of the handsomest Parisian suits medicine is reliable for all kinds of
of blue -gray cloth has a large phial'rose
and leaves in shades of gray pPged
on
each p1 of the skirt and overskirt.
The >che or Persian effects are in -
creating n beauty and favor. Same of
them ate aa perfectly blended as the col-
ors in a picture, very soft and exquisite.
. The heavier kinds are used fur wraps.
Velveteens. or English velvets, as they
are called in Europe, are imported in all
the new dark colors iu plain ground ,and 1
also embossed with raised flosses
in the
large designs of roses red leaves now in
vogue.
Black silk, always popular, is out in a
variety of textures. There are the heavy
corded Ottoman silks, and the thickly
corded Antwerp silks f. r dresses and out-
side wraps, perhaps the must fashionable
of all.
worms that afflict children or adults. 2
HorthWestTraasporta toaComi iiy
The Qatekeat Tking ea Record
Is Kram's Flyid Lightning for Neuralgia
Headache, Toothache, etc. It does not
blister or discolor the skin ; require but
one application to banish all pain magic-
ally without using any greasy' liniment
or carrying your head in a poultice for
weeks. Try a 25 cent bottle from Geo.
Ithynas, druggist. it
(LIMITED)
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A full line of all'the Leading Patent Medicine' a1wiyy kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a:SDecialty.)
The Cheapest, Moat Comfortable
and Pleasant Route
To ALL POINTE IN
THE GREAT N()1?4'H WENT
is vin the Steamers of the North West Trans-
portation Compaay, one of which will, weath-
er permitting, Leave Masala Every Taesdny
a friday sight. on arrival of Grand Trunk
Trains. PALLING AT atODRRtCM the FOL.
MOWING RAY. for Prince Arthur's Landing,
Duluth, and all points in Manitoba. Minnesota
Dakota and the North West.
SPRC=.A-L-
An Oasis in tits desert is no brighter
light to the wandering Arab than a bottle
of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure is to
the unfortunate sufferer from Kidney
Disease. It is a perfect, positive and
permanent cure. Scald by J. Wilson
Gederich. 2att
In the history of medicines no preps
Poison's senlltne.
Hundreds who have experienced the
wonderful power of Nerviline in subdu-
ing pain have testified th:at it is the most
potent remedy in existence. Nerviline
is equally eflicacieus y,+ an internal or an
external remedy. Poison's Nerviline
cures flatulence, chills, spasms, cholera,
cramps, headache, sea sickness, summer
complaints, kc., Ike. New dine is sold
in Gederich by .1. Wilson„ druggist.
Only 25 cents per b•ttle. Try it.
French shoes are laced in front, and
must match the dress in color. This has
brought Russia leather into favor for red
shoes, and there are also many fawn -col
ored and blue kid shwa worn with black
stockings.
Buttons ate not conspicuous 00 the
new dresses, and most „f them return to
the old-fashioned hooks and eyes, or else
they hare lacing, or loops made of velvet
or straps, or other capricious modes of
fastening. -•
Jewelry is but little worn tin the street,
though there is a lavish display made by
gaslight. Sapphires, it is said, must be
fashionsble this winter. They have
been acceptable in Paris and London
since the marriage of Mlle. Rothschild,
on which ,teassior the bridegroom's pres-
ent to the bridesmaids was a horseshoe
pin of sapphire.
Morning wrnppers for cool weather
Lord Choaterfield, the pink of polite-
ness in his day, said that a true gentle-
man should be always Iremrifer in mode,
Ps -titer in re, which means, mild in man-
ner, strong in action. This is precisely
the character of Ayer's Carthartic Pills.
Nothing operates so mildly and yet so
powerfully in remoring disease.
GEORGE RSYNA %
IlL_1KE'S BLOCK, THE SQUAREt.
OTS&SHOES
Lac -5- ' . •W ed.d. -
ling t. announce to the Public that they hat e opened business in the above Store
in the more Lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
well asserted stock of Spring
and Summer uo Public the Goods at close
l se figures, we are determine'
togive
QUICK SALES & SIALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR IIIOTT8
AO -Please call and examine our g,•uda before purchasing elsewhere.
Agrltemember tho place, next dor to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
4Cusotn work will receive our special attention.
ogir None but The beat of material used and first-class workmen employed.
AV -Repairing neatly dnnDOWshortest
Inotice
G & W EDDU F
Goderich, march 9. 1882,
The Steamer "MANITOBA" will leave Gode-
rich, weather permitting, every ten days --on
Tuesdays and Fridays, alternate trips. for
Kincardine, Southampton. Sapalt Ste.
Maet and
Michipicotln, Pre Nipego
Thunder Bay.
For further information as to rates, apply to
WM. LEE. Godcricb, or to
JAMES H. BEATTY,
General Manager, Sarnia.
Juno 7th. 1353. 1891•3m
ration has received such universal com-
mendation for the alleviation is affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid-
ney diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kinney
Core. Its action in these distressing
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. \Vilas•,n. 2m
No household should he considered
complete without a bottle of Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney ('ure is in the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
permanently and promptly cure all forms
of kidney disease'. Sold by J. Wilson
2ui
"I had been for eight months unable
to work, and felt as though I would as
lief die as live, through Dylpepsie and
Indigestion. I weighed at the time of
getting a bottle of MoGregor's Speedy
Cure 130 Pe.; used 3 bottles, and n >w
weigh 185 lbs. and never was better in
in my life. It was McGregor's Speedy
Cure that brought me around." So says
William Fell, Hamilton. Go to G. Rhy-
mes' drug store and get a free triol bottle
or the regular size for fifty cents and one
dollar. a
A painful accident occurred Monday
night at the farm of Kinnon McKinnon,
second amamma. , Kinhtss. A young
man named Angus McLe.d accidentally
slipped into the cylinder of a threshing
machine, frightfully mangling his leg.
Dr. Mackid was immediately sent fee,
nte the
and found it necessary p
limb. The patient is now doing well.
Josh guiles+Heard Fretn.
NewroaT, It. I., 11, 1880.
DEAR BITTERS—I ares here trying to
breath in all the salt air of the ocean,
and having been a sufferer for more than
a year with a refractory liver, I was in-
duced to mix Hop Bitters with the sea
gale, and have found the tincturechave
glorious result.
been greatly helped by the Bitten, and
am not afraid to say so.
Yot rsrxwithout
a struggle, JOSH
wear are pretty made of soft Quaker grey ( A Rawsan- Of one doom "Taassa-
er golden fawn -colored French flannel ay' t, any one .ending the best four line
deep rteyme on "raatsltaav, the remarkable
etenhined with fine serge of a d
-ire.+ little =for the Teeth and Batt. Ask
son shade, and also a dark laurel
cl th trimmed with pipings of rose -color- yK°gest to address
ed or cardinal satin, with innumerable �,eo�� vratrd
bows and ends of rihttosa to mettle scat mweauin
tired all river the dress 1 F,tr ery Testimooiela res' g
T r
ftearfa of velvet and satin, ohanninlly
twisted into grace and shape over jewel
little tngwe frames by artistes ik --'• Sir
t+ are sent to America this Admit
Md Sae Pie ?
No!
'She lingered and suffered along, pin-
ing sway all the time for years.'
The doctors doing her no good'
And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say see much about.'
'indeed ! Indeed !'
' How thankful we should be for that
medicine.'
a nseent*r'a etlsrry
' Lleven year oar daughter suffered on
a bed of misery,
'From a complicatinn of kidvey,'liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous iebl'ity,
' Under the cure of the beet physi-
cian•
it / stir
t j1 1,
33,ertapitt'ai!l f', �,+-.y .i ;
0.X
NEW ARRIVALS
OV 7:19.3
.WIEUMA TISM.
F
SPRING & SON GOMIS
Neuralgia,
T..amo Back, Lumba.o,
Contracted Jointn,
Cramp in 5.duscloas,
Sprains.
REST HORSE LINIMENT.
• ,., Garet /dull is 3fr.
J. W. MRAYLEY, 1N1YTREAL, P.Q.
Scoteli, Ellllsli Irtsli & Canadian Tweeds
HTrG-H D u TZOP
=1NT F R C� 1�i T e.A.G..A.IN'
. ABRAH 11.2 sl�/IITH
('-ILLS ATTENTION TO TILE FOLLOWING :
CLOTHING, CTA LARGE ASSORTMENT, )HE LATEST DE$IGNS.V
£TA FINF. ASSORT ENDLE \-ARiETI•.FURNISHING GOODS
HATS,
£TALL THE LATEST STYLES.
WALL YATTERNB. 1t1AN!E w')s TGUARANTEED 011 NO;ALE .1iCLOTHS
AND Evioc - swain
NEW C+0ODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
TALK ABOUT—FRUIT
1T w °PRI CES.
CHAS. A. NAIRN
i1AS THE FINEST BRAND OF
CANNED PEACHES
iN THE 3IARKF:T, AND 1115
CANNED TOMATOES AND CORN
ARF. DF:LI('iOl'r'.
.A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE-
GODERiCH. ONTARIO'
COURT HOUSE fStlt':IRF.
1)1;1;15)11i liuir�Alj DtslillsI�WdliiBpCl'S
a IWho trove her duress various n►mea.
Rot no relief. Rafe t
And now she a restored to no an good Van Bursa s Less
Hall's ` jt
health h'y as simple a remedy as Hop ' CI ,,,,,,�Z„• ;,..i ,
�,r'a g sty Core for D1zpopoule natters, then we had. shunned for years i
Mint fits not
o ,w sad
artawl i a.masa dtas. Oatbet from possess
e�f� trial
N d en that yev) sunset
is j�by nga worthy�sir-
bet bee. ire raise Woken Wither-
Trialbnttles aitt testaments% ei.an new
Avg sf••r~ ,
e; --«w. .retia• , .,-,00?
trivia sae se two ales moms at hems, to see I
Warrear s RIR 1e 11a thee. tt Tea He � over
20 000 Rolls of the Latest Deslf gns
' Ctl l sad tee /h o m "
lieentifni colors snot u prMee lues than very safari lnffrbr
•re the boat i:uo. re tito. rad mast cold•
u one of the leading modolr her
Naveitis
use, and also to he worn N
rich costumes of satin , “
sh,ort, fluffy nett*Gad
,reeled oreavteeta Y shape of �t
gena pia. MA hsekiw use the ow1t, trim
ivaww, Head s,ele before using it ' it* tours' es�
tithe ; nine of tr*Mh refs —r 1 rewlav'e ttstiset ttrasrsesry
hthe States or UleeRanda ; rai.r s.es.tttae wen trlattsMWs 1Ms
mine ttlfM sport timeo htgmo
at n Rltyna• H
- lily daughter§ say
Ane mach bettev father as MOS he D [ AMOND i )Y ES.
need Hip Ritter§'
He is getting wall after ha long nut- T11E
forme from a dieMaa4140 11 s~hour' BEST IN THE WORLD
And we are ended theft 11a ttserl I
roger.d!ryes. lr i Im IOC- PRIM_ WAC=ACDIC.
Ti11Nit. the stow 1•ais Rawteti•
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