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I uola will .It, a make suceres wtltiA
I rudeut people full.
We cannot Ioepom., Moroi askew lie,
*yDiu petty motive.,.
The twee of distrust will tend to e1tiie
Kubeh tuspiratiou.
H..nusty of coup ..e.: .,runt n .t be held
u ev,detroe of ability
Neat to love, sympathy is the divinest
pasoon of the human h' ort.
It is no vanity fot a wan to pride him-
self on what he has honestly got and
prudently uses.
Idols ge. its Meas ; 111:1 the potato,
which, cut in pieces, reprud•ices itself its
• multiplied
To endesvu.• to w rk upon the vulgar
with fine sense is like attempting to hew
a block of marble with a razor.
There is an unfortunate disposition in
a man to attend much more to the faults
of his companions which offend htm,than
to their perfections which please him.
Eavy's memory is nothing but a row
of hooks to hang up grudges on.
A turn jacket is soon mended, but hard
wands b•uise the heart of • child.
Wo judge ourselves by w!rat we feel
capable of doing, while others judge us
by what we have already done.
When a man has no mind of his own
he can always find a woman who can give
him a piece of hers.
As water runs down from the swelling
hills, and flows together in the lowly
vale, so grace flow. not but into humble
:marts.
There is no mall so great as not to
have some littleness more predominant
than all his greatness.
The love that has no form of expres-
sion may be very deep and true, but it is
practically useless. It was Christ'sinani-
festatiun of his love that made it valu-
able to us.
All goof things of this world are no
further stood than as they are of use ;
and, whatever we may heap up to give to
others, we enjoy only as much as we can
use, and no more.
We ask for long lite, but 'tis deep life,
or grand movements that signify. Let
the measure of time be spiritual, not
mechanical.
Leave nothing that is necessary in any
matter undone—we rate ability in then
by what they finish, not by what they
Fttempt.
Pleasure is a weak tie of friendship.;
those who toil together are stronger
friends than those who play.
He that is choice of his time will also
be choice of his company and choice of
hiy actions.
The man who threatens loudly the
world is always ridiculous ; for the world
can easily go on without him, and, in a
short time, will cease to miss him.
Don't waste life in doubts and fears ;
spend yourself on the work now before
you, well allured that the right perform-
ance of this :tour's duties will be the best
preparation for the hours or a: as that
follow it.
TOO LIFE -LIKE.
And ate Makes ■p ■is Mild Not to Take
t&NYer Cocktail.
'You must excuse me, gentlemen, for
I cannot drink anything,' said a man
who was Known to the entire town as a
drunkard.
'This is the first time you ever refused
a drink,' said en acquaintance. 'The
other day you were hustling around after
a cocktail, and in fact you even asked me
to set 'em up.'
'That's very true, but I am a vary dif-
ferent man now.'
'Preachers had a hold of you ?'
'No, sir, ny one has said anything to
me.'
'Well, what has eauted the reforma-
tion 1'
I Ii tell you After leaving you the
other dxy, I kept on hustlingfor a cock-
tail, as you term it, until 1 'net a party
of friends. %Vhen I left tnem I was
about half drunk. I would not have
stopped at this, but my friends had to
hurry sway to catch a train. To a man
of my temperament, a half drunk is a
miserable condition, for the desire for
more is so strong that he forgets his self-
respect in his efforts to get mere to drink.
Failing at the saloons, I remembered
that there was a half pint of a hiskey at
home, which had been purchased for
medicinal purposes. Just before reach-
ing the gate, I heard voices in the garden
and looking over the fence I saw my lit-
tle son and daughter playing. 'No, you
be ma,' said the boy, 'and I'll he pa.
Now you sit here and I'll come in drank.
Wait now till I fill my bottle.' He took
a bottle which be ran away and filled
with water. Pretty soon he returned
and entering the play -house, nodded
idiotically at the little girl and sat down
without saying anything. Then the
girl looked up from her work, and
said :
"James, why will you do this way P
"' Whizaer way V he replied.
" 'Getting drunk.'
" 'Who's drunk ?'
"'You are, and you promised when
the baby died that you wouldn't drink
any more. The children are almost rag.
ged,and we haven't anything to eat hard-
ly, but you still throw your money away.
Don't you know yiu are breaking my
heart?'
'I hurried away. The acting was too
life -like. i could think of nothing dur-
ing the da but those little children
playing in the garden, and I vowed that
I would never take another drink, and i
will not, so help me God.'
As A•lesed Clergyman.
Rev. Wm. Stout an English clergyman
of Warton, was for s3 years a terrible
sufferer with 14eroofulntis Abscess, which
the Mat medical skill failed to cures
The internal and exterhal use of Bur
dock Blood Bitten cured him, and for
snarly three years he remained hale end
hearty 2
In the history of medicines nn props
ration has received such universal coma
mendatieu for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent ours It effects in kid
say diseases. ea Dr Van Barren's Kinney
Cars its action in these distressing
eemplaints Is simply wonderful odd
by J W Ikvtn 9m
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Art•w•ca/�Iwt ^' bur. -afar the
le •
'Time s a etesseared portion of infix*
duration,' A menuhd portion Winton
the immeasurable past and future. Fru
measuring this portion w• way adept
any standard we pleas It has been
found must couveutunt to use the time
notation of the earth ou its axis .s the
standard of reference in all cases. Let •
telosoope be pointed to • star, and thou
clamped in position, and the time noted
when the star crosses a wire in the cen-
tre of the field ; the interyal occupied by
the earth rotating upon its axis, before
the same star again Drosses the wire, is
called a siderial day, and is divided in-
to twenty-four hours. This is the as-
tronomical standard. For civil ppurpose.a
it is more convenient to use solar time.
But the sun is not a fixed point in the
neaveas ; he travels round the entire
circle of 360 degrees in 365 days, or very
nearly one degree in every day, and as
une'degree is equal tumour trusntha,it will
take the earth four minutes to overtake
the sun after it has passed the star in
siderial time. This is known as appar-
ent solar time. But, from causes which
I must not now stop to explain, the mo-
tion of the sun
Di NOT UNIFORM.
The elements of the irregularity hare
been grouped together, and tablas pre-
pared which are known as 'the equation
of time.' The time given by thew
tables is sometimes added to and some-
times taken from, apparent solar time,
and we then get the 'mean solar time,
by which our day is regulated. A
meridian may be defined as an imaginary
line passing through both the celestial
poles, the zenith and the nadir ; the
plane of this great circle must therefore
pass through the observer's place and the
earth's centre. From this it is manifest
thrt every place on the earth must have
its own meridian, and it is noon by ap-
parent solar time when the sun crosses
the medium of that place. The earth
rotates from west to east, and conse-
quently the meridian of Montreal will
pass beneath the sun about half an hour
earlier than the meridian of Toronto,
while places west of T: runto will be later
in the spine proms atom. Hence we have
been accustomed to speak of 'Montreal
time,' 'Toronto' and 'Chicago time.'
THE NEO STANDARD TINS
,imply proposes to adopt the mean solar
time of the 75th meridian for general
use in all places lying between 67i de-
grees and 824 degrees of west longitude,
and thus avoid the confusion arising
from !the use of the metidian lines of
different places. The central meridian
line of this district. ti, e., the 75th,
crosses the St. Lawrence a few miles
west of Cornwall, and passes northward
east of Ottawa. On this line the new
standard will make no change ; to the
east of this line, noon will be given a
little earlier, and west of the lino later
than the general local time.
It will make almost no wnsible differ-
ence to our social life, while it will great-
ly facilitate our movements in travelling
and in many other ways.
We *peaks Maf Experience.
R. N. Wheeler, of Everton, some six
years ago was attacked with a severe
form of inflammation of the lunge, leav-
ing him with • severe cough. He speaks
highly of Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam,
which cured him, the complaint not hav-
ing troubled him since. '2
The funds for the statue of Robert
Tannahill, which was recently unveiled
at Paisley, were obtained from open-air
concerts given in Gleniffer Braes during
several past summers. At these con-
certs the songs of Tannahill were sung
exclusively.
They all tell the same story. W.
Thompson, jeweler, Delhi, suffered for
years from Dyspepsia, got no relief until
he used Dr. Carson's Stomach Bates.
He says it was just the medicine I need-
ed. It has cured me.
A REWARD—Of one'4ozeu "Teassa-
RY" to any one sending the best four line
rhyme on "T*ABERRY, ' the remarkable
little gem for the Teeth and Batt.. Ask
your druggeat or address.
Thousands bear witness to the poen
tire curative powers of the GREAT GER-
MAN INVIGORATOR, 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 prema-
ture grave Sold by all druggists, or
will be sent free on receipt of 11.00 per
box, or six loxes for 15. Address F. J.
Casimir, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for
the United States. Send for circular
and testimonials of genuine curia. Geo.
Mynas, Goderich. 3m
Why suffer from nervous prodrations
when you can buy a guaranteed euro at
Wilsons drug store. (1)
No household should be onnsidere I
complete without a bottle of Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Pure is ir, the closet.
It is the only remedy that will positively,
per,nanently and promptly cure all forms
of kidney diseases. Sold by J. Wilson
2m
A Neese Mas..ve
That is daily briaring joy to the homes
of thousands by saving many of their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly is
Dr. King's new Discovery for Consutap.
tion, Cooghs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Loa of V„see. Tteklesg bra
the Throat, Pate in Sid. and Chest, or
any dilemma of the Throat and Imam $
positive ears. Guaranteed. Trial Bot-
tles free at J. W ilsen s Drug Stove. Lap
else $L00. (ti)
Tl.. Ili reeled Se .Iles f.poured
• ism preparation of carbolic mcld, vaedise
• and oersta smiled McGregev R Poke's
Carisotto Oeste. It will ours any sore,
eut, berm or Weise when all miler Rhyme fail Cell et G Rhye tl
store, and Ret a package. 25 nests tar:
it onset b
flays Dryden
"She knows her seat, sad Own roe rant
and swear.
Can drew you to her with a soul. Asir.''
Bet it must be beautiful hair to It.N
such power and beautiful hair osn be
sneered by the use of
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THE HURON SIGN AL, letilDA \ DEC. '. 1r48'
@Dales aad sastlaa
The abating suint is now in full
blast. This is the usual form in which
the information tetstive to skating is
onnteyea. A pertinent ieuquiret might
ask why the turd bleat, suggesting great
heat truss ares or fieinace akin be used
in sionnesllua, no abetter ho Iterate,
with so ould • substance as ice. It is
not ptubable that the yuestioo wall ever
raised before ; but auueipat tog enquires
it way be as well to give the subjects lit•
tie thought—as little as possible. Deep-
er research mytht reveal a more proba-
ble origin fur the term, but haaty con-
sideration leads to the belief that the ex
elamatinn of mingled surprise and re-
gret which breaks Girth (nen the skater,
who sits dews on the ice with more sud-
detnes than grace, is wholy respwruble
for the strange combination. In these
days of 'Acme' and other patent skates,
when the work ,f fastening straps 'is no
longer necessary, because the straps nu
longer exist, the pastime of skating is
not as attractive to the average young
man—or young woman --aa it was in
former years. In the good old time the
attentive escort would patient) wrestle
with the straps belonging to the lady's
skate, and try to hind up her foot after
the ,manner of the Chinese parent until
the loo on which he knelt would melt
with sympathy to such intense devotion.
In truth the young men un those occas-
ions were strapping fellows in more than
one respect, but, alas, with the intro-
duction of the patent skate such oppor-
tunities for the display of gallantry and
small feet hayvu peawd away.
There is no exercise in which grace of
movement or figure can be better
displayed than in skating. Fancy skat-
ers especially have the power to com-
mand the admiration of spectators, and a
favorite feat of the skilled skater is to
cut on the ice all the figures from one to
nine. Inexperienced skaters, who for
the fir.t time have climbed on a pair of
skater have been known to succeed in
cutting a figure on the ice. Of sours
the figure was their own and without
rising to ascertain they have generally
f ,lt at the time that it was a cipher. But
then the pleasure derived from skating
is so great that ocxsional tumbles aro
thoueht very little of, and instances
could be related where persons who in
felling attempted to take a 'header'
through the ice did not give the toss or
anything else a thought for many mom-
ents afte_wards. But when they manage
to struggle to their feet again they feel
like a man who awakes after a little dis-
sipation on the night previous.
Skating Carnivals are, and always
have been, very popular in Canada. The
fancy costumes which aro worn on such
occasions are provocative of a good deal
of innocent amusement. Occasionally a
skater will attend a carnival disguised in
Liquor. but such persons are always im-
mediately recognized. There are others
who find it necessary to go disguised as
gentlemen but where this attempt is
made the representation is seldom a
complete one.
THE WORLD OVER.
Experiments are in progress in Ohio
for turning palmetto. leaves into paper
for news print. It was the materiaused
fur Bank of England notes with such
secrecy for years,
Texas man hu been sentenced to 99
n in the penitentiary. The judge
would have made it an even hundred,
but did'nt want to be hard un the fel-
low for his hot offence.
The deepest sea -sounding ever made,
says the Scientific American, was made
ir the Pacific ocean• near the entrance to
Behring'. sea. Bottom was struck at
4,655 fathoms. The cast was made from
the United states training ship Tuscaro-
ra. The shallowest water in the middle
of the Atlantic, 731 fathom3, shows the
subsidence of mountains 10,556 feet.
Somebody put a small inud turtle,
about the size of a silver dollar, in a bed
at a New Jersey hctel, and the stranger
who was assigned to that r,o)1u, un pre-
paring to retire, caught sight of it. He
at once resumed his clothes, remarking :
"I expected to havea pretty lively night
of ir, but if they are as big as that I
don't propose to get in with 'ens.”
kraut's Fluid Lightning.
Cures Toothache and Neuralgia qui.k as
flash, re Teves any phis instantly, the
cheapest and quickest application known.
Why suffer with Toothache, Neuralgia
Headache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, facia
tics, Sore Throat or Acute Pains of any
kind when you can go to Geo. Mynas'
drug store and get a perfect and instan-
taneous cure for 25 cents. Ask fur
Kram's Fluid Lightning. b
"Why should amen whose blood is warm
within
Sit ke his grandame cut in alabaster 1t
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
• . Whew "ClaGALvir RRrxwxR wlllmake
g. row the faster. F',r rale by J. Wil-
son 2m
rtasplea red tl.te\es
Call at Gen. Rh nes' drug store and
Ret a package of McGregor & Parke.
Carbolic Cemte it is compcsed of Vase-
line, Carbolic Acid and Cerate, and has
never failed to remove Pimples; Blotches
Ulcerated Sore., Rough Skin. It cures
when all others fail. Try it. b
Wen Rewarded.
A libneal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce • case of liver,
Kidney er Stomach complaint that Elec-
tric Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring
Meas along, it will cost you nothing for
the medicine if it falls to cure, and you
will he well rewarded for your trouble
beeidea All Blood diseases, Bilious-
se1a, Jaundice. Constipation, and gene-
ra) debility are quickly cured. Satafae.
tics gesranteed or money refunded
Prise only fifty Dents per bottle. For
sale by J Wtlarm. 15-
ORSAT NU SR OI CASES RUM
t. Ow easy ofMed sed bas blisbed
0111 dor.
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Atlee Twenty Tears
A. Lough, of Alpena, Michigau, was
afflicted ter twenty years with dyspepsia
and general debility. All treatment fail-
ed twill he uisd Bsrdoct Blood Bitten,
which gave him speedy and permaneut
soda(. 2
PITY Tus Toni Dv*rsrlic. —Poverty
with perfect heath lth is rather to beohusew
than riches aad dyeppeepsis. Try the
amino effect of • doUayiuttle of Fou NTA IN
CS HIALTU.
Cared tree.
Any reader troubled with Dyspepsia,
Oustiveueu, Headaohe, Liver Complaint
etc., should call at Gen. Rhyne.' drug
store and secure a free tris/ bottle ..f
McGregur's Speedy Cure at once which
will convince you of the merits of the
medicine. It cores permanently where
all other medicines have failed. As a
blood purifier it has no equal. Remem-
ber, it costs nothing to try it. Regular
size, fifty cents and ems dollar. a
A Si..d angry
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company has just issued an
illustrated treatise, "The Heart of the
Continent," describing the wonderful
growth of the six Great States. The book
IA beautifully printed, and numerous en
graving; of high merit adorn its pages
Any one sending their name and address
with two three -cent pustaae stamps
Will receive a copy by return nail, by
applying to Perceval Lowell, General
Paasenger Agent, Chicago Illinois. St
A Cave a?r Cats, Sams. fate.
The fined healing compound under the
sun is McGregor & Parke's CarbclicCer-
ate. There is no sore but will succumb
to its wonderful healing properties. It
is an invaluable dressing frir scalds, tee-
tering., etc. Price 25 cents et G. Rhy
nag' drug store. is
These are aelM wares.
The hest 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, Coustipation, 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 certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents s bottle by J. Wilson. [4]
Aa Answer Wasted.
Can any our bring us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure 1 We say they
cannot, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily re
commending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the hoer-
eti, and act- directly on the ditea'ed
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 50c. a bottle by J. Wilson. [1]:
salt Sheaf's Cured.
Are you troubled with eh!t Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples re. C,ap:.er &a'u.;
if so, go at Duce to Guo. P.hv ,-t, Dty(g
Shire and get a package -it . L t.iregor A
Parkes Carbolic Cerate. - Price 25 cents.
It wan toe ver Inuits( u to fait. L
A *Winn . g [ eefery.
Physician's are often startled ee-
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
and all Throat and i.ung diseases is daily
curing patients that they have given up
to die, is startling them to realize their
sense of duty, and examine into the
merits rat this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting in hundreds ..f oar best Phpsi-
cians using it in their p.actice. Trial
bottles free at .1. Wilson** Drug- Store.
Regular n17.0 11.0 ). ' (4)
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Centrat Line, sword* to trarolerS, by reason we its unrivaled ipso -
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Southeast. and the W00% Northwest and Southwest.
It Is literally and strictly true. that Its ecmninstions are all of the principal tines
of road between the Atlantic and the Pa•rifici.
Sy Its main line and benne/tea roasilise Chicago, Joliet. Peoria. Ottawa.
tows City. Atlantic. Mesa. Assdubon, Harlan. Cothrie Center and OCittileti
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TIMMS TRAINS each way between CHICA00 and th• INISSODWil RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and IMINNIAPOIJS alost ST. PAUL.
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