HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-11-16, Page 5`f)ocutsioa►lly It bseveaes ueovssary for
corrNFI'pdentsr iu c. nir O .,R �thet
murta s, to act uu the de Mak' io that,
being again able to breath tree'. , wecon-
sider it our imperative duty t. take up
the cudgel and administer a poignant
thotit{h fatherly reproof to n certain pe -
dente: scribbler whose spurious twaddle
appr:tred in Tits Slux*t. of the 2114 list ,
over the nun de plume of "Sarah." It
would be alibel ea the fair sex to agsume
the writer to be a female so that we will
deal with him in his true character.
He seems in hit t+stidious delicacy or
idiotic pedantry to have taken umbrage
because we took 'on iu . previous
issue to commit rtain ennmten place
facts to rhyme. a urp•.we .raking a
rectified exhibition of all the misstate-
ments contained or implied in hie scur-
rilous effusion, and kegiu thus :--f i)
The rhyme wet not an "abortive at-
tempt" -the first of "Sarah's" barren
statements which would only elicit the
sneers of every sensible reader. (2) It
possessed none of the essentials of "dei.
gerel poetry" -an assertion which is an
evidence of the fact that the would-be
critic must have looked at it throngh the
glass of a vitiated mind (3) Any "ordi-
nary mortal" could easily divine what in-
daced it, but cranks, quacks, and dudes
would And it somewhat difficult. (4) It
by no means "tarnished the poetic fame
of Amberly" hat,rue reran, proves that a
shadeof the gifted Ashfield bard still lin-
gin behind. (5) It was not a "wretched
effusion." "Sarah," forsooth, the eru-
dite, profound and Ion ical critic • 0 must
take the trouble to instruct your readers
as if they were not as capable as he to
judge it upoi its merits, and, moreover,
if l t was what the conceited quibbler
termed it, the editor, in his wisdom,
would have consigned it to the waste
basket, (6, It had other redeeming fea-
tures besides brevity, which every intelli-
gent reader will admit, but which hum-
drum& would fail to perceive or appreci-
ate. (7; There is not sufficient force in
this locality to punish offenders against
the liquor law, and, owing to the laxity
of the officials, it became necessary for
some lover of law and order to resort to
some judicious measure in order that the
goad name of the locality might be pre-
served, sod we are happy to state that,
to a cot sitterable extent. the desired ob-
ject has been attained. t8) '1'hc writer
is not a •'traducer." He always confines
himae;f to facts, and never has be stand•
ered at•y one in public print or otherwise;
and, in opposition to "Sarah," when he
speaks he invariably says something,
;9) And, lastly, he has not forfeited the
respect of every or any right-thinking
woman. He loves the approbation of the
good, the true, and the noble of either
lets and ei deavurs to conduct himself in
seek a manner that he way deserve u,
but be contemptuously scorns the "ap-
proving Smiles" of simpletons, and, con-
equeatly, can calmly brook the most
uo propitipus regard of "Sarah" and kin-
dred ape!{ita Wo do not attempt to deny
that his "conjectureaare vain" -vain as
the shallow mind from whence they
emanated. His pen, no doubt, like Bsa-
lam a ass, refused to obey its owner, but
like that beast, though noted for its stu-
pidity, it was snore 'prudent than its no
I'H1 HU LWN S114N AAA, FRIDAY, NOV. 1 c , 1
HO! FOR CHRISTMAS! J. C. DETLOR & C'OS •
Black' and Colored
For the Very Choicest Selection of Fancy Goods, 8c
gigs PRESEN
GO TO THE HURON BOOK DEPOT -
Cur
-pVELVETEENS
M S land.
Imported Ijireot from Eng
S MX E � � A R 11:20 $ea noir Imported Mantles & Mauna Ohs
(11FT BOOKS, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, I SHELL GOODS,
BIBLES, DESKS, WIRE GOODb,
PHOTO ALBUMS LADIES' COMPANIONS I VASES, , TOILET SETS
TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY
- -".]l) .1'1' U.1. I'K11'F:�i.— -
XMAS CARDS 1
XMAS CARDS 1
THE CHOICEST SELECTION EVER OFFERED IN THE COUNTY.
�I will i e happy to see all my old friends, and all their friends between this and Christmas.
One Beautiful Organ Will be Sold at Cost Price.
G=C_
Goderich, Nov. 15th, 1883. 1917-8t
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l;odericb, Oct. Sl. 1863.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
rntt. 61\:IRfON STREET .k Ir THE RQt"ARE, OOUEItICII.
Suits Made to Order. Fit Guaranteed.
1.� .cu.1ts for $1.2_ZO_
1_C Z -u -L is for
1.2 wits for 1G
See T&'m, ! e//te _V,.;n i1/a in to Buy or .1 ')t
Rt AD f -M ADS' OVERCOATS, S'5 TO $' 12.
W_ H_'R1DLEY_
JAR. A. McINTOSH'S 01.1) STAND.
Codertcb, Oct. 4. Hiss.
W. BRETHOUR & CO The Chicago House,.
•
RRANT'wr'O��_ i The beading Millinery Establishment of the Co - �ity.
G-0I�ERICii,
�l? Trade.h'VELVETS,o t forte FI.A(•ES
e� r SRIBBONS, S ,
WE HAVE MICH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE COMPLETION OF OUR FALL STOCK
PLUMES,
T"e L1rgert and Best Assorted Stoek i-. '!ie Cr•• :''v to Choose From, .tt
e continue our System of Sending Samples and Goods by Mail or Express. The Good. may be returned M23$ Wilkinson's, r5y - Chicago !louse.
if not satisfactory and money refunded, Coderteb. Nor. 4h. 1st.'?. 1910
rties desiring to make Personal Inspection, and purchasing to the amount of S;0.00, we pay Return Fare.
All Orders for Samples or Goods receive prompt and careful attention.
._.,..•a..�...... '
We Sell Retail at Wholesale Prices_ RE 11CL GST H ;ID
OUR MILLINERY & MANTLE SHOW ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN, III 1_1 O N O 13 L :-P
ti
AL
BROCADED VELVETS
TWILLED FOULE CLOTHS. BROCADED SATINS. COLORED VELVETS.
BLACK et COLD CASHMERES COLORED SILKS. VELA, ETEENS.
EW YATT]�N IIATS AND BONNETS. 1. NEW PATTERN MANTLES AND DOLMANS.
DRESS GOODS SILKS VELVETS
L WOOL FOULE CLOTHS.I BLACK GROS GRAIN. LYONS VELVETS.
HANDSOME CITECKS, OTTOMAN CORDS. .
MERCHANT TAILOR,
_J,
$ Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the Square, Goderich
--iANI) µ-ILL FCIt\ISH OH MAK F:
gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest Prices.
A. Full. Line of Cashmere Hose, Gloves and Underwear. N aE.t�4 F'r'EtIE]CF. CITIFTIIs4 A 'PECTILTY, rEUFEC'T FIT 4CARA\TFED.
•tf►Et+ f•tao>/�'rLY ►1tTEtpEY TO. NOTE THE ADORERS
OUR VELVETEENS ARE GUARANTEED FAST PILE.
f t la discover h Flannels d Blanketst
PHILO NOBLE, HAMILTON -STREET, GODERICH.
•
master, ,.r When t �n Cottons an a .Lvmi . prices. I ----
defects, it ithsta "refused to reproduce the
lines," notwithstanding its master's ef-
forts to force it. Having vanquished
1 ur assailant a o cal truthfully aftirtn
nrantf ofd. Ovt. 1th. 1863.
that no spleen or raot,-ur rankles In sur
breast against eve precut hotelkeeper
personally, but wo may frankly admit •
that we are at variance nits the occupa-
t:,.n of liquor dealers in generale Atul this .
may hive, in a n+eyeuu, actuated us in i
snnoutioing the illegality of her Act.
�,�p ire, t.try �cpti, n the tett-
}•rrt3ry eliFe , as he is
seett.oL It'wtipird eyes at tattered
cleaves, tirptira at. thus bar t .•p.ti.fy
insatiable appetite, anti heated utterinit
words ,goer ilte'de cnerete fashion ,!T kt.
miott; au,l., theft :,:ting tall jioisoliallit
draught. with ypattarin,• a ility, and
Farting hhly with his itat mite ob-
p
d dtrp the. tlieil•'a .' hir shoc-
`lat t .) it nig*ihi� Yet'n front the
th.) t Iib sytn fordlry iw'aisls s d
ueatr.'y-
cr. the nn who takes adva ge of leis
frail nna fallen nature, atilt places a
stumbling -block before him, 't'.tch ob•
.e,,.atil•lyl,tyu le y, ani ma'.es high fall fur-
tltlerMi rihet`frnm the piqh of recti-
tude. The man who ac,tuire* wealth at
the expense of many a broken heart.
many a shattered intellect, and mauy a
ruined soul, this man, we any, can, not
and will not g.tin the sy m a - y or re-
apect of any sane man or 5i_ 416ra: ntz
wets au, though "Sarah" an ', kindred
spirits will both patronizb
them. "But wo aro lice%
tio.rnmeet, ' they say, Y
ry true. Yet fluted
overate them. The filo* rijm
et- (hit or Tory-wh
neaten, whether co
archicsl -.s in this
by the peiitce of
hots tits 't ,o, rat
has enssisarees µfl
rtbh no the spoils n
cajole
by the Wmtuf�mpl ars etdtnuslntheir at -
that ii ▪ ll tut tbasaaitepti$the tand lungs: none
not ex- so trifled with by the mafdrity of sufferers. The
H. W. BRETHOUR <5• CO., Brantford.
---1�_.L11JiJ---1(_) )J.
1911-
- ' '!" '/land Vale, , , ,,�>,A^Yq y , Welland Vale,
Burrells, - ' Burrells, •
<%n To
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kNta fir/
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3HAVL, .
HAIR('VT.
SHAMPOO,
t11; !,1-r
4e -
T11,0'1+00103 KAyT 11, ! .
191f ly
AYER'S
herry Pectoral.
w'heth-
or Ca -
or nettl-
ed user
lona es
tree of
ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from a
trifling or unconscious exposure, is often but the
beginning of a fatal sickness. AYER'S CHERRY
PieCTOEAL has well proven tb efficacy In a forty
s fight with throat and long diseases, wed
t,: be nit n to Ibl Calm without delay.
' A 7eesfbls Cured.
become '-'r`in Ltt'7 1 tnuk k4evetM Co which arrested my
lungs. I had a terrible m and parted Melt
after night without sleep. The doctors gavo ins
up. 1 tried Ai Eri a CHsRW r racroRAt., w -Web
relieved my longs, induced sleep and afforded me
the redminnow] for the reecvery of ray strength.
B y tax ecetimews ase cd the PEcroaAI. a perms -
swot ears was erected. I am now CS years old,
Nle alts Deem, and am satisfied your CHraaY
llcatrraas.s swilme. HORAcKFAIRRROTuxw."
eteskiegbam, V't., duty tri,
4,1•41171 ell
-J
tluD V. IS. 1883.
MINK. t ball) t# bush. '.' O A $1 Ott
Wheat, lt4priwi(1 Y mI4m•. •1 CD p 1 06
Heel, -.'harry ..... ..ww.• -e YD to a 5t1
bu,h ... . . . a s8 ar d 7sl
iia bey V bur . ........ 010
Potatot: new .. .... 0 10
7 50
HRistl,
Iauwehedt....
t+ seat............,...... 8'«t
. t# fort •• ... .. n
Wood........................ _ S NO
on
N
Ii ides ................ . . 1C .. e 6 00
MheseetI..................... .
46
080
tg 01S
Ft 9 „n
W 10
of 010• 11 111
" 1 7e
' • 400
Errs•e COCOA.-fRATRVVL AAD Co><VuaT
tri,- Ryatttump Itaawter of the Date
rat Muss Tiros i tiorts of
dlasetlw a ett3f icltfw►lR�` e.. went)
Ot welt-.
r Des
Croup. - A Itotbotos Tribute.
"'While to the eountry last winter my Utile
boy, three years old, vi ea taken 111 with croup tt
e
seme.t u if he would die trn oatnngulstiOn.
One of tie prnilr suggested the use of A vMee
O ?SQ1'ORAt., a bottle of which was al-
waysrept to the Inose. This we. tried In smart
�lheowsadyes,wtdeb eldeitot in less than
hali1 MO tt wY nesthin eu
liy. 41001a� thus RROY PrcmIAL
had tear WHI11'a'a1' Cam 7,w wonder at
our graUtuaet RRrsweryeas, m A arDICIT."
VS Rest WOSt., Newt Yost, May 1e, MO.
• i leave reed AtuR'e Cwtmae Ptt,-rnRAt M my
(amity fpr wird tear's. and do NA hesitate to
pree..anee It �Ost etestual reedy ter roughs
SAW e• •ids we llrltt ever tried. A..1. Masa."
Lase cryspt, IR1m■ d ref 12, 110.
I at�►t years new trneebttls eed
alter umg si-aitas wire se srtwsos, f was
■s
ewe*
jedieiens
eeeeldZ 5t1 eti0111 he 1 j' •
wltw
bine "e■e a�se�e� 1..�e.rialtei awte.•_
peppier O,esAfa->Rttee Vol" with•
Ns was et ea
ett■ast Is
et Arca'. Ct1>paw lA
ane tbee 1l L
1111
.eatttr+l eft rrL�'ww.
twttatsl■ tY
Or. J. 0. Apr l Co., Lowell, Alb
Sold W sit Dewfr
weber
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a4 :Alio;
11x,., vv�eeeea�r�a..
t si 1t uo..lbrtltaeM'
Foam
T ARCHITIC T &a
e/ At�l�tis. . It .draws , i i
seA 4.5400'1 work
. £Yt�s C1■■eY Ppm AL.
tiesaw+ w ALlor ."
)Rus., Ape 4 ili
In Mise rat Avall
• J de that bat
Odd Ohre esa tram
L HLODOIr• t
IOW
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JI . T RECEIVED A !ARCM ASSORTiiFNT of
o = and the and the
• Simpson Axe. -1;CA Simpon Axe.
Ci 7
a R. H.SMiTH &CO.la •r'�•
.as• ..1 r to J. 1 I.::: T. t;
ULL LI/TE Or CROSS -CUT SAWS
--.': :CI.E.1) BY ,
.. -- t-1
C *t.
Fro h Flower Bulbs for Winter Culture
befoul Os
INC l"ODCO -
HYACINTHB, TULIPS, CROCUSES, SNOW DROPS# AND NAR-
CISSUS, ALL .COLORS.
Also, i�ilradnthe Glasses and Fancy F(ower Pots.
YIPLE - LEAF LANCE, '
j lie,. Quarters forr:Steel Barb Pence Wire
I ' L'ATTLE CHAINS AND ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE.
1 ;COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
RSELF.
IW....M.CKENZIE'S
C E. i' 3 i4 DWAtRE ST1O aE,
F. V ORLiii\, Che�orist and Druggist, c
COURT
L�, �tH.OT'M"`JSE S(�tTARI;, - GODERICH, O�iTA1cIi►.
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MEDICAL HALL, - -• GODERICH..
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STYLES
MISS G-Rf.AH Al ,
MILLINER, f ODERICI-I.
MY PALL AND WINTER STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED,
and all the Leading Styles are Carefully Studied.
1A Inspection is Respectfully Invited.
JOHN A. NAFTEL,
Cheap Hardware Emporium. c
Maple Leaf, Champion and Tuttle Tooth.
TONE MAN CROSS- CUT SAWS
Wahrnock's Celebrated Solid, -Eye Axes
tattle Chains and (.'ow Ties. Bent White Lett and Mixed Paints in
the Market,
PRICES AS LOW AM THE LOWESTN1
Specially Low to the (7A4H 1N HANi) Customer.
N. B --Produce taken in exchange p'TRY ME.
caE
AN1► THKN IDIGRICT IT F. VI-
Ar
rte
boonsossi
selamearsawd
A FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN
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