HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-11-23, Page 61'HE HURON SIt:1AL, FRIDAY NOV. 3, 188'.
he Poet s 1Lol ner.
Mew it pert Get Even Wall as Fenger.
John Lang, the ed•tur of the New
B. and Sebsotsaa■ter. York gazette, having (ince alluded to
McDonald Clark the poet, as "that fel-
You've
el-
lOY \"e yulaaad Na' ultra and puzzleduu• long, low with zigzag brains,' the insulted
Yon'.e asked me to cy Vier and spell• ee[ rushed into the sanctum of the
You
celled uu• a dunce It t answered t. rue.. b', minerals', then cuuducto•d by Col.
Or a dolt If I tailed to tell
Stone, blazing with fury.
Just w lieu W say lir aid w hell to a.ta 'Do }'ell tla'tl. Colonel,' said hs, 'What
Johnny Lang says of me ? He calls use al
relfellow with zigaag brains."
'Well, and s" you are,' grid the Cul
one1. '1 think it is a very happy desciip-
'Olt : That's all very well fur you
tion of you.' t
say,' retorted McDonald. '1 11 take a
joke fnen yu, but Johnny Lane shall
not destroy my well-e..rned reputation.
Zigzag; brains, forsooth :Zigzag brains --
think of it, Colonel ' I mutt have a
chance to reply to him in your paper.'
'How touch space do you want ?' in-
quired the Colonel.
'I think I could nee him up in a
column and a half,' said McDonald.
'A column and a half,' said the Cul,
'Stuff : Yeu shall have no such space.
111 give you just four lines, and if that
will answer, tree away ; but net a line
Or what alae seems may wake,
Or the boturitt.dC Of K4,111401064 Bay,
Or the liforget-viliatirritsmaind lake.
So 1 think its about my turn. 1 do,
To ask ayucat uLir socfyLu.
'1'be bchuuintast, r grim he upr•ied his eyes,
But said not a wurd fur sheer surprise.
Can you tell what 'plica -dubs" lueans t 1 can.
• C'an you say all utrby heart
The "oncry tworry ickery ann."
1. r tell "elle)." and '•centm.Vna' apart 1
Can you fling a top, I wu,tld like to know.
Till it hums like a bumble -beet
a'an you make a kite yourself that will go
'Must as high as the eye can see.
'fill it sails and sutra like a h.twk ..0 the wing.
• And the little birds tome earl light on its
string
The achuulmastcr looked. uh: Very ,l :nitre.
But his mouth was twitching. I'nl almost sum.
era•.
fn nun
an you tell whethe
c -t of the oriole The 1..1. thus driven into a nat•lew
swings.
Or the color its eggs may be
110 you know the tits' when t:'n squirrel
briigs
Its young trout their nest in :le' tree !
l'an you.tt•ll Lite wbeu the chest nus. are ri•adv
to drop.
Ur where the best hatzci aut. grew t
t an you climb a htgh.trea• w the 1. ry tip•top.
And gaze without 1rrtubl;t.l(, below t
•
('un you *win, and din e. can yoacjsuip and
run,
Ur do anything e,ae we buy, call tun :
The toaster's s oi;•• troubled as Ire r•
Ton are r.ght. fur !ad. I'm the .I.nw.." he
sighed. •
•IWIde 1w'al:e•
corner, est down and instantly wrote
elf the the felluwitg neat epigram :
•'1 can tell Johnny Lang in the way of a lathe'
in reply to ilia rude and unmannerly sciay.
That in my humble Menne It is better by hal.
To have brains that are. zigzag than no
tinting at all.
'There, C,lonet, said he, 'let Johnny,
Lang put sett in his pipe and smoke
it.'
Mara Presby* ry.
1'he Ptwabytety of Hur,i met is Clin-
ton, on thu 13th inst., Rev. C. Fletcher
presiding.
After the reading of the minutes, the
Statistical Financial returns from coo
gregatiols were exautyiied. Although.
in the judgutedt of the Presbytery, some
of the cengregatiols had not contributed
to the schemes of the church in proper-
tion
ropertion to their ability, the returns wers,•`11
the whole, satisfactory.
Rev. Dr. Cochrane, Convener 01 the
Assembly's Hume Mission Cummittee,
addressed the Presbytery respecting the
Supplemental Scheme adopted by the
General Assembly, at its last tuesting.
Its object is to secure to each minister 11n
the church the uiiniaiun stipend of 8750
and manse. Small stipends cave, here-
tofore, been to some extent s.pplement-
ed from the Hume Missie11 Fund, but it
is now proposed to create a special feud
for this pulite*. --Tie previsions of the
scheme were fully explained, and in ac A Cure IDs fats, tures. Err.
curdauce with the Dr s suggestions, the 1
The finest healing compound under the
sun is McGregur t@ Parke's Carbclic Cer-
ate. 'There is no sore but will succumb
to its wonderful healing properties. It
is an invaltabla dressing for scalds, fes-
tering., etc. Price 25 cents at G. Rhy
nas' drug atone. h
4.
Thr .tie of* Wonsan.
Two friends have had a dispute
as to a matter of propriety; oneaaks us to
ids 1 tureen them, and this is the
dee
subject :
_ f ••He says that a lady would regard it
Lennox Dlaisnwred. 1 as an insult if site was asked in company
i by a •genticutau what her age was.,. I say
We hide been all a eae.:.solprised bow that it is no insult. Will you please tell
the electors of Lennox persuaded them- I IIs w'iw Is correct 1'
bclves to elect A. H, R'u es thtir repre-
bentatiee in the Legialeture. That Ber-
prtse Las been itoert-astel, upoe reading
the evidence taken in -the case of Roe v.
Snider, and published in the Eee•'••.(e to her, but rather a gross piece of imeer-
The defendant was a clergyman, who, uncles. Besides, Why should you dish
♦ Rua ea a Drag mere
Never was such a rash made for any
IhttE Store as is now at J. Wilson's for a
Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for Cousutuptiuu, Coughs and Colds.
All persons affected with Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hos tensss. Severe Coughs ur any
affection of the Trust or Lungs, can gut
a Trial Bottle of this great remedy free,
by calling at above Drug Store. Regu-
ar situ $1. (5):
A Leel Oiler
The Chicag••, Burlington oft Quincy
Railroad Company has just issued an
illustrated treatise, "The Heart of the
Continent," describing the wonderful
growth of the six Greet States. The l ..•k
in beautifully printed, and numerous en
graving* of high merit adorn its pages
Any 0110 seeding their name and address
with two three -cent postage stamps
Will receive a copy by return mail, by
applying to Perceval Lowell, General
P.tseuger Agent, Chicago Illinois. 5t
Undoubtedly a lady might be asked
about her age in a way which would
make the question an insult. But, in
general, such a question is not an insult
Presbytery appointed a lie -al coulntittee
to co-operate with the Hone Mission
Committee.
Rev. N. Patterson tendered his resig-
nation of the united congregations of
Bethany and Bayfield. The resigns
tion was accepted, and Rev: R. Y. Then: -
son was instructed to preach in both
places on the 25th iust., and to declare
the charge vacant.
A call to Rev. Mr. Camer.,n, of Kip -
pen, from the congregation of Summers -
town, in the presbytery of Glengary, was
sustained. Mr. Cameron stated that he
had not yet come to any decision with
reference to the call, and iu accordance
with his request, time was ;ranted in or-
der that he might more fully consider
the matter.
It was agreed to hold a Sabbath
School Convention in connection with
the next regular tweeting, which will be
held at Brucefield on the second Tues-
day 4.1 January, 1384. --[New Era.
in the interests o.f re sloectat,tltty, dt'c•en- h. k ow the exact number of her years .
cy and morality, did what he could to
induce the Teeple to reject Roe, Tery
candidate, whom he had understood to
have called the Saviour a bastard and a
thief, and to have addressed to Virgel
Mary even inere apprubrieus terms.
Roe heard of Suideds actions, and he:
cause the latter would not apologise for
his alleged slander he eras prosecuted,
the trial comutencine at the Naparee
Assizes nn Thursday, continuing on Fri-
day, and ending; in the elonsuitmy 'of
plaiutilf.
• There were but three witlitaeea for
the prisectttion, one who hail Mr.
Snider's recital of Roes lantuaui, the
M.I-'P. ltituself, who deRled eillphatical-
usedthe es °salons im-
ly that he ever pr
puted to hint, and tine who Clrrete.eated
what occurred as regards foes c'.iner-
sati,,n'wtt:'t Snider when he dent:N.1,4d
the apot.the apology. The defence she. t hoof
oholly .unreliable ia the teatime. ',tell..
lean whose .tongue can be so Ale:, and
these ,Inge,sitrea it t. pee as i , ittjur
r' . ,n,,eettt. Nine witnesses h,• :les the
(lef.ndent swore that+:they bad, heard
!tee tuake the terrt''Le tefereneeede toe
tvieur and to the \ ,-r in'e ci•rree;'t1•`tt.
nil to deny the Bibleand they miracles
f Christ. Ti.is olxsphrtuits the r.111 tee
taint : they are •an thly r n .it ,r: l
such as trust make the-p.sott a 11 1,•
regard their teeet:..r •. i' t ere -it
tion. That tae
have no doubt, ba•catt_e tl: • bu:, el clic
evidence ggiven is on the side •of the de:
Fence, aid' again t.that1.f I:',t' .we have
the testimony fIfr..t:. Henry, ex -May -
hr anti ex etliter -as' pt ,l r i' • t NI,
.4.1"f ,n1. wL to l n cru is e its
persisted is retteee. e-tene ' eiieete
New we L t 1 t 1 :.' 't1 l 1
tttt-t ti e. ,
c aP} it -ree. , . I
lap :••,._, 11,1
tetn•.1 :.y I.. ,•
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\Who concern is that ef yours ? You can
see for yourself jest what she is, and you
know whether she has the charms of
youth or lacks them. A woman, young
man, i3 as old as she looks, and no older.
• Th;if is why it is so impertinent to ques-
tion her ori the subject. Your heart and
your int,inatinn oug}tt to make the quer,
tion unnecessary. For the purposes of
the CCnsue it is necessary to ask women
their ages, which must also be given to
satisfy certain other requirements of the
law. But otherwise it is both iutperti-
. neat and unnecessary to ask them the
date „f their birth. A charmir•g woman
is always young.—[New York Sun.
TwestyFour Nears.
-Teere were -other changes pl,.pesu71 Ly
\1r. -nlforol Fleming besides the sharps
ill the standard of time, Which is a hour
t • le,. .'1 1 ti 1. AInoue the propositi ons
11111, nv t1 at „tttlemam and discussed
by :act eee di Lints Inas ono to t' !,,,Iiia the
division- of tl e days into two r:lIld (tarts
of twelve hours each, and enipley a
c,ntieueus count ruunine from one to
twenty -feu[' hours in each ,ley. t'fcsi-
dent Barnard of Columbia tt. ll,';e, tekes
the view that tine division at preseet ill
use is not a natural' one. Ile says it it
1°,hided presumali ' upon It Cmtseiu of
a't •neiutis to 1eeiu the Clay at the
ui:ridiau 1• tsac of the sun. or the habit
of the pee!'le to tix the moment of ap-
parent noon by observing the conici-
`denco of the shadow of a vertical stiles
with aline drawn north and south. The
knits'. Fluid Lightning
Needs no advertising when encu intro-
duced. Every bottle sold sells hundreds
of others by doing all and 'tuure than re-
presented for Neuralgia, Toothache,
Headache, etc. It removes any pain
instantly quick as tlash. Try it and you
will say it is well named Fluid Lightning.
Get a 25 cent bottle at G. Mynas' drug
store. b
Why suffer from nervous prustratiens
when you can buy a guaranteed cure at
\\ ilsous drug store. 1
Extensive Prem ses and pierldiw Stock.
Bt'
t'AI3INI'1' - !MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Harniiton Street, Gcderich.
A good assort meat of Kitchen. Bed -room, Inn!ng Boom andflenrlor Furniture, such Mita
hies. Chairs hair. cane and worst seated1. cupboards, Bedsteads, Matire..es. Wash -s
trew
eouug.•s. Sofa, What -Nuts, Lucking (ilexes*.
N. 11,—A complete aaw.'un'nI ..f l'ult10 and Shrouds always on hands also Hearses for hire
at reasonable rate .
Picture F'r*nttna a sort -Lally.— A cell ea.e.t(d. ! 1751
Cured Free.
Any reader troubled with Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Headache, Liver Complaint
etc., should pall at Geo. Rhyme' drug
store and secure a free trial bottle of
McGregor's Speedy Cure at °nee which
will convince you of the merits of the
medicine, It cures permanently where
all ether medicines have failed. As a
61.4 purifier it has no equal. Remem-
ber, It costs nothing to try it. Regular
size, tifty cents and one duller. a
Pimples and Blotches
Call at Geo. Ithynas' drug store and
get a package of Mctrregor & Parke's
Carbolic Cerate. It iscotnptsed of Vase-
line, Carbolic Acid and Cerate, and has
never failed to remove Pimples, Blotches
Ulcerated Sores, Rough Skin. It cures
when all others fail. Try it. b
PITT- TIIE POOR DYNPEYTIC.—Poverty
with perfect health is rather to be chosen
than riches and dyspepsia. Try the
magic effect of a dollar bottle of FOUNTAIN
ep HEALTII.
Grass'. Fluid Lighting
Is the only instantaneous relief for Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc, Rub-
bing a few drops briskly is all that is
needed. No taking nauseous medicines
for weeks, but One minute's application
,removes all pain and will prove the great
value of Kraut's. Fluid Lightning. 25
cents per bottle at George Rhynae druc
store. 1i
'-alt Rictus lured.
Are yeti troubled wit:[ Salt Rheum,
Rcn,h Skin. Pimples er Canker Sores ;
if se, ge at encs to Geo. Rheua& Drug
Stere and stet a paeka_e ',f Vc{:regor &
Parke's Carh elle Cerate Price 25 cents.,
It was never known to fail. b
)sept, is I,eiievin.. Ctie: the tent
meeials ei-the pamphlet me Dr.' Van
Buren's Kidney Cute, then huy a hotae
and relieve -yourself or ail those distress-
ing pains. Your Drngzest can tell you
all about it. Sold by J Wilson Goderich
2m
natural diviaien of the day is into a held 's
• portion and a dark portion. Tli.tre are a
very appreciable disadvantagesattend- e
-: file present division into twent; f iur
•
These are goad Facts.
The 'best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ers. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitters the best and only certaiu, cure
known. They act surely and gttit.kly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunden. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle by J. Wilson. [41
Tho] use ef Pills, Salts,Castor Oil, &c.,
nil other nauseous, sniping Cathartics
s unnecessary, as a pleasant substitute
s feu11d in Dr. ('arsons Litters. which
ct as a Cathartic without- gr'ipinir er
aurin; artesea. Ml dreeeists Nell it.
110 c,•nts a b ttic.
-1 ;etics. The first of these is the ewe
c sity t f usim.; always is speech the
. went 1or.: ;oo,tii. c afternoon in order to
itelentify the .pertiou of the day to
Which t e hear tncntiunel refers : „r, in
writing;;to place after the umnbcr (if the
!1 •ur the.explautatery suffix a.m.. or p.m.
F47thu hours of the day were c•nitiiete115
i lv tiembered front begiunine t.. l,i 1 .
there would never be any tuicert:iin.y 1n;
which part •,•f the clay was meant.
Cot on the other hand, it is plain that to
take this change would inve!eo a enact
1 Ise of money and material. \What wield
become of all the clocks ? f tier' the
present system they only strike tdelve,'
ander the proposed system they hive to
lrike twenty-four. The figures on the
limits Would also have to be changed, and
the tone'thousands of watches in. uae
would have to he taken to chess+. It
old let odd to see people m:t' tn:; a
ntntal ceLkulation eves tittle the; ht lr l
he clock strike le number atrc:tter—Thiol
twelve. But a still more startling 1 1 ,e-
-itien in re4ard to time is one t.`
the day tete ten bourn, the lure ,t"
It ..,: hundred minute -I, the' lunette int., i
1 Iv 11undt'oJ seconds, and so adjust th'
t .h lit i r trio of the standard second that one
1 with; 1 .:ddrea theusatnd seconds would he
• ..nirslent to our twenty-four hours. --
• ,lte Telegram.
r
1 all
i i.
, 1 11' 't. +
the ' esti . 1,114--
Ret.i. • . ' t sworks,
ret le fsi.i, It .golf spe-
cific f, 1 all .i .. , 1 1•', laihneys
and !'fool.' In, ,.':an'I'�u'.i';tiE and
t.trengtleenin, I.. tIt.tI ,i.ls 2
one t f eel. lest , :1,/4115 w.,ul 1 say to
Vila public -that he hits tri,.t1 11.t11's Ca
tarrh Core. sad d id all that is daimede
for it Pries 73 cents per lento.
b (len. iihsna.. !L d•t v:• r; f ,r r'}ttne•
!rich '*ti
-' nu, two& -A naw
ettrecti11S > IM
sAltanaOPP eke
two N.., ,' 14
r. t•arls►lt it
reT whish
Ira' C, ",1 ±•1
:,:ply mil (CUt0us is all I cm say of
,'tt•,•ct of Dr. Van ilnren's Kidney
in my case. An elderly lady l
It•s this frena Anti penlsh, N. S., who 1
-,itl'ereil from pains in the ba.el; for
1‘‘Cilly years. Stihl by .1. Wilson Godo -
richt. 2nt
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t Llf-'Metes Prevent.
Mr. M E. Allison, fletehit.won. Kan.,
s.tv ed his life by a siteete Friel Bettie of
Dr. Kitts's New Discovery, for Con-
sulu!'tU`'t. which
catered hint to 'procure
a largo bottle. theteeenplat lycured hint.
0111.0 1)'ctors, cit -lee • r cli:nate end
ev'erythine eLii.hail r`:. i. .\at!ima.
t;r,nch'.t I I,nr a ae v t.. t' tt.•hs,
end all Tie at 'alt.! Lune iltaeases, it is
pIlirant.•'.1 to retie -feel: Betties at J,
Wils.li s ir.l: Zt,,re. L,. i . • $1'. • (:1'.
t. •steer lie i!1:IK
15 t pr eI :[rat ten r f ('1is a.•0. v a•eiine
rind cerate called: Mctl'e_ ,• Patke's
Cerbehc Cerate. It will curs any s.'re,
cut, burn or bruise when all ether pre-
parations fail. Carl at G. 1;hytlas drug
store, and :tet a 1n r:1 ,a'. cents is all
it C•••te.
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WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OEOORAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY. WIL
EEE ■Y EAAMININO THIS MAP, THAT THE
Says Dryden
"She knows her mat:, and when jet' rant
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a single hair.'
But it must be beautiful hair to have
such pourer ; and be autiful hair can bit
ensured by the use of CINoALE,E HAIR
RENEWER. Sold at 50cts. ny J. Wilson
2m
.t *Well titiDlscot 'cry.
Physicians are often startled b; t_ -
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr.
Kinq's New Discovery for Consumption
and all Threat and Lung diseases is daily
curing patients that they have given up
to (lie, is startline thele to realize their
sense of duty., ani examine into the
tnerits of this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting in hundre-Is of Gus best Phpsi-
ciens using it in their practice. Trial
bottles free at J. Wilsons Dr•utt Store.
Regular size e1.0 . (-t)
• Gni -
Pl.,/11"LV'7; .11ILL
i •.•t:l ..::- 1, 1- '.,
BD.Cil? iia 1,:L� pia nbinsan
I 1SIl, Doors t:T /]Ilil(t1S
141 411::15 1'; It.t ,aNt» 0►
l,ffinber, Lads, Shingles
ane bulkier st.tateriat errtrt_,?,•'riptioa.
S;'I011. fulth!TUfti J S?EC4IILT'f:
T'.tr gtutelle.t 1'hlna ow licret41
1s Kron•, Fluid Lightning for \cnrlt,ia
Heel,tehe. T,Nothache, etc. It dues not
blister or (hese or rho s.in : rognirc hal
one application to banish nl1 pain maeic-
ally without using any greasy liniment
or carrying your head in a'entitico for
weeks. Try a 25 cent bottle (from Geo.
Rhyme.
1 Urea* Dlscnvr
That is daily bringing i,y to the homes
thousands by elven; many of their
deer ones from an early grave. Truly is
Dr. King a new Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs, Coble. Asthma, Bronchitis,
day Fever, Loss of Voice, Tieklin l in
I DI. Throat, Pain in !tide and Chest, or
I ante disllase of the 'Throat. and Lungs,s, a
rt,eitite rot(aranteeed. Trial Plot -
lett tree *t . tV'ltig "(Argo lg
xe ft1,.O 'tt' •
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'et Orders promptly s`t,nde•l 10.
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Warner's'afe ('are.
Vn i It ortm's Kidney ('are.
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CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND & PACIFIC IVY,
Being the Craat Central LM., affords to travelers, by reason Of Its unriva:od gao-
Eraohical position, the shortest and hr+it routs between the East, Northeast ane
Soo'heast, and tie Weat. Northwest end Southwest.
11 is literally and strictly true, that its connections are all of the principal lines
of ro-td between the Atlantic and Lha Pacific.
By Its main line and branches It reaches Chicago, Joliet, Peoria, Ottawa,
•I S.M., Canese°, Mot;ne and Rock Island, In Illinois p Davenport, Muscatine,
Washington. Keokuk. Knoxville, Oskaloosa. Fairfield, Des Moines. West Liberty,
lows City, Attant-c, Avoca. Audubon, Harlan, Outhrte Center and Council Bluffs,
In Iowa i Caliatln, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas City, In Missouri, and Leaven-
worth and Atchleon ,n Kansas, and the hundreds of clues, viiiageb and town@
Intermediate. The -
"CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
As It Is familiarly called. offers t3 travelers all the advantages and comforts
Incident to a smooth track, sate bridges. Union Depots at all connecting points,
Fast Express Trans, composed of COMMODIOUS. WELL .VENTILATED, WELL
HEATED. FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHES I a line ct th•
MOST MAGNIFICENT HOR•TOyt F ECLININC CHAIR CARS ever built 1 PULLMAN'S
IaFest dazinrerf and handscmaat PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and LINING CARS
that are actin owl ailed by press and people to be the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY. anJ In which superior man's aro served to travelers at
the low rate cf S:VENTY-Flvit CENTS EACH.
THRE£ TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each waybbt•sten CFICACO and MINNZAPOLIS and ST. PAUL.,
all 'ha ,a:nCur.
AL BER`ir' LEA ROUTE.
A 14ew and Direct Line, via Seneca end Kankakee, has recently been opened,
between Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and La Fayette,
end Council Glufta. St. Pout, Minnoap;..is and Intermediate pointe.
All Through PaseenSera carried on Fast Express Trains.
For morn dl tailed informatiO4, sea Mapr::hd Foldcrs, which may be obtained, as
wall as Tickets. at ail principal Ticket Offlcuu 111 the United States and Canada, or d
R. R. CAQLE, E. ST. JOHN,
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