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the Poet's ttof'ne1'.
Pegs„ Wilms ase aewspagevs
organs that gentlesnaa play my boy.
o sower the taste of the day. my buy,
Whatever, it be.
They alt os the key.
And pips to hdl concert away. tar boy.
News from alt countries Buddhism, my boy,
xdverttsements, ramie, and rhymes. 011
boy.
Silted up with ail sorts
Of eying reports.
.and published at regular times, soy boy
Articles able and wlse. my boy -
At least In the editor's eyes, my boy
And logic so MIA&
That new understand
10 what in the world it applies my boy.
statistics. resection, reviews, my boy,
1.it tie scraps to instruct and amuse, soy boy;
And lengthy debate
Upon matters of state,
}'or wise -heeded folks to peruse. my boy.
The funds as fey were end are, my boy.
The quibbles and quirks of the bar. my boy.
And every week
A clever critique
On some theatrical star. my iso: .
The age of Jupiter's moons, my boy.
'rhe steaUng..f somebody's spoons. my boy'
The state of the crops,
The style of the tops,
And the wit of the public buffbotss. my boy.
LiMs of all physical ills, my boy,
Banished by somebody's pilo, spy boy.
Till you ask with surprise
Why any one dies.
Or what's the disorder that kills, my boy.
Who dm got married. and to whom. my boy.
Who were cut off in their bloom, by boy.
Who las had birth
On this sorrow -seine 1 earth,
And who totters Last to the tomb. my boy.
The price of cattle and grain. my boy.
Direction to dig and to drain, my boy.
Bat'twoitld lake me too long
To tell you in song
A quarter of all they contain, my boy.
to VS 111 ramie Seek To Yew.
You have a father 1 Yo
1u have a
mother 1 You lure them. Hut once in
a while you grow impatient, and the
meanness
wreaksitasil u wnuoent fat t er and
•otter, perhaps, and they suffer the
punishment of a cruse word called up by
another's annoyance. The hard Word is
spoke°. It may be regretted, furgliven
and forgot, bet it cin never be recal ed.
Father and mother will sigh and forgive,
but—
Some day it will come back to you,
Yesterday, !maybe, $ little one ran up
to you smilingly, and with the innocent,
heaven -born confidence of childhood,
clapped its little hands, that would not
harm a Qy, in your face. The childish
action delighted its author, but it annoy-
ed you. Yoe were busy and reproved
the little one. Two pearly tears stead
in her great blue eyes, her lips faltered,
and she turned away from you. The
era of childhood, with its happy, fleeting
hours, will erase the unkind word,but—
Some day it will come back to you.
A beggar stands at your door. The
rain is dashing ie tornagts thruugh the
black atmosphere of the night, and the
sharp vivid lightning, only iatensify by
their violent contrast the **fulness of
the darkness, The beggar's plea for
shelter is punctuated by the blast that
howls forth its anger, and you turn your
brother off,
This will come back to you wine day.
If you aro impatient, testy, ill-humor-
ed, spiteful, malicious, cowardly and
mean, your whole life will be a constant
reckoning with evil actions whose enor-
mity is only equalled by the increasing
wickedness of the future; and an unaton-
ed past is always the precursor of a mon
reprehensible future. A bad heart is a
boomerang of passions, whose evil c mse-
quences always fall on the head of their
luckless author. On the other hand, all
good deeds work in • similar way. with
the rules that govern promises and con-
clusions, causes and effects ; if either
good or bad, the result will be in con-
formity with the nature of the deed.
Your had deeds and your g..o,J deeds are
juries that sit upon the destiny of your
life and decide the verdict of happiness
or despair.
Some day they will come Lack to you
• xw sIr 1 I eMOM Waylay mite.'
As the three of us node out from Wat-
erproof, La, on horseback, we overtook
a citizen jogging along as if at peace with
all the world. No introductions were
needed, and presently we were chatting
sway on the most familiar terms. After
awhile, and when about aiz !riles from
the town, we met a men on horseback
who had a shot gun lying across his lap
Ind a revolver on his kip.
'Morning, gents,' he said as we drew
rein. 'How far is it to town 7'
'Six miles,' answered our stranger.
'And mooght you be acquainted in
Waterproof 1'
'A few.'
'Monght you knew a chap as ie named
C hilvers--Judge Chilver 7'
'Wall, I've seen him around.'
'Likely to he thar' now r
'I should soy so.'
'That's all—good bye '
We watched him out of sight, and
then one of the men said to the strang-
er :
'That chap had a wicked look.'
`Oh he is un the shout he is.'
'Is he going to shoot,Chilvers 7'
'He thinks he is, but he won't.'
'Because I'm Chilver* myself. Permit
ire to introduce myself.'
'And why didn't you tell him who you
was and see what he wanted ?'
'That would have brought 011 the
shooting aad 5411110 of you would have
been hit,' he answered. 'I rather sus-
pect he's a chap from up country about
thirty miles who's brother I shot in a
little fracas last year. If it's the man,
he's a terrible poor shot, and if one of
them ar' hosses of your'n should get hit,
you'd have to pay all damages.'
'But won't he waylay you on your way
back 7'
`No, sir : I shall waylay him !'
That evening,an hour after our return,.
the judge led his limping horse into
town, and when asked what the trouble
was, he replied :
'It's enough to disgust every decent
man. That fellow had five square shots.
at me, and yet he must go and put a
bullet into an animal worth $200 !'
How the other party carne out we
didn't inquire. The judge didn t act
like a man who would answer leading
questions until he knew whether the
horse coliild he saved'.
Murder, with s big .1.
It is painful to barn from the Mail
that Mr. Mowat, having committed every
other crime in the calendar, is now
arousinv excited ruffians for the too pro-
bable end of Murder—not simply murder
of the ordinary kind, hut Murder with a
capital M. Mr. Mowat has heretofore suc-
ceeded in passing himself off as apeacea-
bly-dispoosedcitizen, butes the organ is on
his track it is evident that his game is
n . Why he should want to hire excit-
ed ruffians to commit Murder (with a
capital M) is not .114110 clear, although
the contemplated cringe :appears to have
some connection with Rat Portage, a
place ,of which • e have all heard before.
Mr. Mowat does tint look. like a blood-
thirsty man, and it was only the other
day that he was visited Ly a deputation
of ladies. who little rc;aoned the risk
they ran hot sometimes the tneekest-
looking ince lire the worst, and there is
no knowing what Mr. Mowat may have
in his mind. Whatescr he does, it is to
be hoped that he will not blow the Mail
man's brains out with a egnirt-gnn.—
[Telegram.
The Ealuee of Trade.
Qr.s.1es1eat iveats,
Nu son-eno ntoun—
No scorn— noon—
Nu dawn—Lo dusk—
No proper time of day —
No sky—no earthly view—
No distance looking blue—
No roads—no stR'erta--
No t'uther side the *ray—
No end to any row—
' No indication where the crescents go—
No tops to any steeples—
No recognition of familiar people—
No courtesies for showing em—
No knowing 'em—
No travellers at all --
No locomotion—
No inkling by the way -
Nu motion --
No go' by land or ocean—
No mail—no poet—
Nu news from any foreign coast —
No park—no ring—
No afternoon gentility—
No company—no nobility—
No mirth—no cheerfulness—
No healthful ease—
No comfortable feel in any
No shade—no shine—
No butterfiies—no-
No fruite--no flowers -
No leaves—to birds—
No-examen. --(Thomas
Inflammation. coughs, catarrhs and
pneumonia, resulting from colds, may he
cured by Ayers Cherry Pectoral. It
allays the inflammation, removes the
irritation and soreness, soothes the or-
gans, and restores the sufferer ty health.
meutber—
Hood
WZLSO N's
1scpiiou Din Sim.�
Werneereeare C
Vanua I' Cure,
lisiFe Ota
Clnie iso.. Indian Bitten,
Warner's Nervine.
Ki..'s New Discovery.
Fowler's Extract of Strawberry.
Aril
Tr NERVILIN E. the new Pain Remedy—
DIAMOND DYES,
THE -
BEST IN THE WORLD.
"OUTFITS sea CA1tADA."—While in
London Dr, Froiland, on one of the
principal streets, saw a Bard upon which
were the words, "Indispensable outfits
for Canada." Mr. Froiland was,cf course
interested in the announcement, and in-
quired as to what the outfits were. And
what was his discovery 1 That the said
outfits consisted of whole sides of leather
the belief 01 some of the west Londoners
being that Canadians, to keep themeel-
res warm, had to encase themselves in
leather, and the thicker the better.—
[Kingston Whig.
When Sir Richard Cartwright was
Minister of Finance we heard a great
deal about the country being impoverish-
ed fuse the balance of trade was
against us, that is because our imports
exceeded our exports. A similar state
of affairs had existed in England for
many years sod that country wasceitain-
ly not growing poorer. As the Peter -
born Revietc, a firm believer in Sir Leon-
ard Tilley, points out, there are other
things to be taken into consideration
than merely the grow amount of exports
and imports, such as the natural increase
in value of property in the country, the
amount paid for transport to vessels
owned in the country and the interest re-
ceived for loans outside the country. In
dealing with the state of affairs in Sir
Richatd Cartwright's time his opponents
did not take any of these things into
oonsideratioa. They claimed that if they
were on the treasury benches they would
soon restore the balance of trade, that is,
reduce the imports and increase the ex-
ports till they balanced. Let us see if
they hare done so.
In the year ending 30th June, 1878,
the last year the Mackenzie Government
was in power, the adverse balar.ce was
$13,658,000, while for the year ending
30th June, 1883, the returns for which
have recently been published, the bal-
ance against us was $33,987,000. Now
if the county was going to the dogs in
1878, when the balance against us was
only thirteen and a half millions, what
must ire its c.ondNion in 1883 when the
balance is nearly thirty-five millions 1
Perhaps Sir Leonard w ill be good enough
to explain when Parliament meets. —
(Brockville Recorder.
A Geed Oe- rbras.
Children are not often tortured nowa-
days with Aloes, Brimstone, Treacle and
the tnanv n.ureous remedies of the olden
times. Freeman's Worm Powders are,
pleasant to take, contain their own pur-
gative, and safely and effectually remove
all ordinary species of worms afflicting
childrep or adults. 2
100- P3111‘_ PA03CA(11.113.
0.0DElRI032C
PLANING MILL
i ATABL1rrIIRD Iath.
Buohann,Laweon I Rahiusn
MA1+ Ural:I't'naRa or
Sash, Doors & Blinds
DEALERA 174 M.A. I(L&OS 0►
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
and balloters esu,urial et every description.
=OK FUUITU$$E A SPEORTT
SWAB Orden promptly attended to.
Goderfeb, Aug. 2. 166t. t9etily
Thousands say lie.
T. W. Aitkins, Girard, Kao., erites:
'1 never hesita'e to recommend your
Electric Bitten to my costumers, they
&jive eutiro satisfactt,n and are rapid
sellers.' Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known. and will posi-
tively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
No family can afford to be without them
They will save hundreds of dollars in
doctor's bills every year. Sold at 50 eta.
s bottle by J. Wtlsuu. • [3]
Everybody E.! Eel
Read this carefully. 1f you nor auy
friend are suffering from any kind of pain
internal, local or external, try Poison's
Nerviline, the sure pop pain cure. Ner-
t•iline is one of the most elegapt combin-
ations ever offered to the public fur the
relief of pain. Pleasant to take, power-
ful in effect, sure in results, and cheap
because the strongest, purest, and most
certain pain remedy in the world. You
can telt this great remedy by going to
James Wilson's drug store and buying a
10 cent sample bottle. Try it at once.
CTNOAtgsE. - A name well known in
onnection with the Hair Renewer,which
vstores grey hair to its natural color by
a few weeks use. Sold at 50 cents per
bottle by James Wilson. 2m
One of our best citizens would say to
the }public that he loss tried Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure, and it is all that is claimed
for it. Prig 75 cents per bottle. Sold
by Geo. Rhino, s ►le agent for (lode -
rich 3m :
Simply miraculous is all I can say of
the efFad of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney
Core in my ease. An elderly lady
write, this fro:! .tutigonish, N. 5., who
had weft -nod from pains in t!ie back for
A DIaeelty Overcame. , tools)' yoara S„!,; by .1. %fil+o i. Gods
I: is often very dilated. too `et children
to take medicine, and eapseially Worm
remedies, which they often require. Dr.
Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup is nee tasty
agreeable to take, t,ut a safe and certain
cure for all vat ieties of worms, including
tape worn!, that produce serious dialog any without emir,: nny grime,' umment
hence with children oK adults 2 r,.r tarrying your leaf in a laoultice for
I weeks. Try alb cent bottle from Geo.
A Wide tw.k.$ tsISM1-
Skyline. dreeiriat. h
.1. Wilson is always afire to his bust -
news, and spares no pains to secure the
best of'eery Arttele in hi. lire. He hes urktr.•• orale* *slue.
secured the gurney for the celebrated Dr. The greatest tite'iwal wonder of the
King's New Di'.e'reri for Co.nsutnptlow. world. \Varranted to sl.modily muni
the only certain cu' • known for Con- i Burns, lirul.es,C'uts,l loon, Salt Rheum,
sumptIn►l, Coughs, Colds. Hos,s.nlee, Fever Home, ('.enders. Piles, (7hUblairw,
Asthma, Hay Fever Bronchitis, or any *Awns, letter, Chap,•e.l Hands, and all
sfheti•.n of the Throat and Lunss. NNW Akin Frtiptitms, gumtaotred to cute in
oe a Itn.itlre gnarant.e. Trial bottles every instance, or money refunded lib.
(iso Regular sits $1 (If1. 3 • per hoot For eel. le 1 Wilson. ly
allotenaeksss Three on tee•rd
lis Kraft's Fluid Lightning for Neuralgia
Ie, Toothache, etc. It does not
Meier or diertl.or the skin ; require but
else application to banish All pram mimic -
Club Ates.
'Ve have made srrangements to club
THE SIGNAL with city papers at the rates
given below :—
Signal and Daily World .... .... $3. b0
Weekly Globe 2.25
r, t• • ir_:, „ nz
" Advertiser... 225
A■ EdiNr1 Tribute.
' Theron P. Keator,editor of Ft. Wayne
Ind., Qa:ette,,.writea : 'For the put five
years I have always used Dr. King's New
Discovery for coughs of most severe
character, as well as tor those bf a milder
type. It never fails to effect a speedy
cure, My friends to whom I have re-
commended it speak of it in same high
terms. Having been cured by it of every
cough I have had for five years, I con-
stder it the only reliable and sure cure
for coughs, colds, etc.' Call at Wilson's
Drug Store and get a Free Trial Bottle.
Large size $1.00. (2)
188-1.
Harper's Bahr.
ILLVSTRdT�D-
HUGH DUNLOP
r
Fashionable Tailor
ST STREET,
Has the Finest Assortment of Goods for Fall Wear to Choose Froth
IF YOU WANT
A Nobby suit at a Reasonable Price,
('ALL U\
HIGH DL ND0P_
Jiarper's Basan is at once the metro bril-
liant and useful Household Journal ie exist.
ecce. Itis the acknowledged arWk r of taa4r
Ion in this i.sntry. ItsShalom plane are the
newest and most stylish ; and its psittern
■upplements and economic enggestloas alone
are worth easy times the cost of subscrip-
tion. Its illustrations of art seedlework are
from the best sources. Its literary and arils
tic merits are of the highest order. Its stories.
poems. and essays are by the ant American
and European authors. Its choice art pic-
tures
io-tures would 911 portfolios, and its humorous
cuts are the most amusing to be found la say
journal in America. . hu•t of brilliant novel-
ties art proinisettfor 1864.
How ro Ga'r Sica.—Expose yourself
day and night, eat too much without ex-
ercise, work too herd without rest, doc-
tor all the time, take all the vile nost-
rums advertised, and then you will want
to know
How TO Ger WELL.—Which 1. an-
swered in three words—Take Hop Bit-
ters..
Mrs. J. McPhee, Appin, writes:—
During the bast eight years I have used
almost every medicine recommended for
Biliousness, hut found nothing equal to
Carson's Bitters. If you suffer try it
Price 50 cents.
Lass mad Gain.
CHAPTER II.
"Malden. Mass., Feb, 1, 1390. Oentlemon -
I suffered with attacks of siek headache."
Neuralgia, femile trouble, for year} in
the most terrible and excruciating man-
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give
me relief or cure until I used Hop Bit-
ters.
'The first bottle
Nearly cured me ;
The second made me as well and strong
as when a child.
'And I have been so to thi+ day.'
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
'Kidney, lirer and urinary complain'.
'Pronounced by Boston's best physi-
cians—
'Incurable !'
Seven bottles of your hitters cured
him, and I know of the
'Lives of eight persons
In my neighborhood that haoe been
steed by your bitter..
And many amore are lain, thtm with
groat benefit.
'They almost
Do miracles !'
1.n Mrs. E D. Slack.
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINETMAKER
.. t,
Laathu Uudeflaor,
Ila+ on band wow the LANWWT !TOCK of
First - Class Furniture
1w the ('oSety ed N� I wNe}} gtsrrha.e for coma,
slit lass wr1*ror..l* sr any one.
1 np,•r Tapestry
upwards. Whatnots, t apo
Bow Dock Chain, frim 211 ews0y
eking else Ia Use basin
AT 'f li ss (}LD 8TA N D Vr/110 0
Between the Post01114110R Bmltf Of Mewfnal
t1.•1 150 tee+
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the Oldeet Establshtd:Shoe Store in Town,
In Endless Variety.
t4- suit the moat fastidious and th most economic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
Is now nomple'a'. and I take pleasure in intornoing my customers that at no pre
vioua Lime have I had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price u tot
it is s positive fret that no suck value in foot wear cau be gut elsewhere.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY 400
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE ..... 4 00
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The Volumes of the Bomar begin with the
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Eye, Ear sued Throat.
DR. RYERSON
317, ('kwrek street. *sweetie. 41111..
L. It. C. P., L. 11. C. S. E., Lecturer on the
Eye, Ear and Throat. Trinity Medical Col-
anndd Kar 10rm ry.and nlatento CUOlcae ltAssistaercer nt
Royal Oeathalmic ilospital, Moordelds, and
CeRtr*I London Throat and Mar Hospital, may
be ooasahed a•
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CUSTOM W ORK
f everygrade still receives my prompt and careful attention, and will be made u}.
in the moat approved styles by first -claw workmen, rod
of the very beet material obtainable.
D C3 -QCT" N I N G --
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A full line of all the Leading Patent Medicines always kept on hand
(Physicians ;Prescriptions a;SDecialty. )
GEORGE RICTICAS,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUAREI
TS'&SHOE
=o 777 -odd -Lip
tleg t. announce to the Public that they hare opened business in the above Store
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purchased a large and
well assorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we are determine
to give the Public the-benetit.
QUIOM SALRS & SILL PROFITS WILL BE OUR !LOTTO
pi -Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
,!:!Remember the place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
fie -Custom work will receive our special attention.
par -None but the beat of material used and first -clam workmen employed.
per -Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice
Goderich, March 9 1 882. DOWNING & W E D D U F
S N F' R O Zai T AC- .rE'i2N
AElRAHLLM SMITH
CALLS ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING :
CT OlIIl11CIv /WA LARGE ASSORTMENT,
L 1II1NG- AND THE LATEST DESIONS.13
STA 1plji7E 7.IIPgT,ct1LE.1e VARIETY.FURNISHING GOODS
HATS,
MALL THE LATEST STYLES,
AND EVERY SIEEIM
AZfALL PATTERNS iT(OOD STYLE.
AND A IN OUARAN .KD OR NO 1 ALE.111%CLOTHS
NEW C -ODDS, NEW PRICES.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
CHAS. A. NAIRN
HAS THE FINEST BRAND OF
CANNED PEACHES
IN THE MARKET, AND HiS
CANNED TOMATOES AND CORN
ARE DELICIOUS. -
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE_
OODERICH, ONTARIO
COURT ROOFS SQUARE.
Ari kips ill Wall Papers.
Now is the time, 11 vee \rte* NNW ton nt.v mmol 51 ham.. tr. se. 1'tit irrl roam paper
Be has over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
B.a.tifwl seisss, and al peleesIee. thsn 'wry no.R•a inferior geode. Call sad moo them tbey
ars th• loot ,sine 1n tows• and meet besot
The La1t SpMng Bazaar Pais aid Fashions,'
Arr Envy' .EWO.