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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, DEC. 19 1881.
ere Poet's tomer. Ithe whispers of selfishness ; dated nut
wryeminence with the w:Ye
I.__Ises $S Dab Mem
Molter spas MAD..-lt is said shat
inII times are nut known by the agents
Iter the great pnblishinit house o .
('u. tit ort e
magus of this exceptional suoeesr u
in the fact that they always gss the pub-
lic that which is keenly appreciated and
at prima that all Olin *fiord. At premed
we understand,their aleft aro ug
wuadesrfall well on several new Ines,
They need many more assents iu all parts
GREAT EXCITEMENT
salve pia ,f Creme Al the Big Vaewlt.re It PSI$aat i(
a{�yGlsat�asatmrCtttows idea that the cry which I had heard was ettnsus Portland, Mn..atTh '
tet a human one. I cu.ld nut abut my found t I
*T IS wsrtre etatart .r. ears to the plaintive appal that had
No shepherd in the Geld tonight. no Cen k upon reached rue, aud, praying to God that 1
the wept
'There never was sash an affltetiva as
mute,' said a poor sufferer, ferer, restlessly
Messing about in her bed in me of the
wards of a city hospital. '1 don t thank
then was este such a racking pain.'
'/hate.' was faintly uttered from the
neat bed.
AILCORNELL
might bed mercy for the sake of the deer agents dot �! �) a aDrs ".-• ►w HAMILTON STREET,
Tiro' the eb blast
form atonal,. , tuuris tLe'tams at horn., 1 turned toward the tiny 1
aerie stbr tierce and cold. Y
nut glorious the white *tars glraa, re an data I snppliaot. Yes, sura enough, therm were WHERE YOU WILLF1XU THE
hay even. +the prints .t little fret, already lull- The tint speaker paused a Montana, rat the country. Thaw who need prime T -
Wl►en the heraldanstelrehorus swelled throslgu and an a still wane impatient tsar r - able work should apply at once. N Melee 1 1
tba• tort Judeau hos wen. blutttd out in the norm • sad followiag do as well as thou. Experience is not T arapst an
un the track 1 came at last to • high eu oaf b lei t L u ` all
t bee asmp u . u L
nes what i three ►
Oh . necessary, fur Marne Stinsonai S Cu.
cow. , bank, and :deep, tteecy drift, where 1u Nolw•dy knu pats g
la death's cold clasp thou art.
undertake to show all who art wither to
Thy tear.. thy music bound alike in the h -e- I the white hollow crouched Nobud ice
usMe score of y uffured more Pain.
earth 11.e White grips thee
work, not hard but earnestly, the path
chain on thy heart sheep huddled t.;rther, and atr►ongst 'I take it you mean yourself, poor to large success. It should be rrsnember-
Pe long the darkei d wield of us at hen the 1 soul, bot- tel that an agent can do • handsome befal-
1 ▪ spread abroad i them, apparently palet asleep or dead, a tittle '0, not wytrlt ! not the ' exclaimed neon without being away fruit hovte user
The glorious tale of the Virgin -Bum the ! child, her pair rue pilloried on ere ofnicht. Another advantage -it cats
birth of Incarnate God` the other, and her pale face flushed up nothing to give the business • trial, and
her woolly companions. And then I,knrw
to the temples, as if some wt.eng had an agent can decoke all bis time, or only
Melt, twit, oh cad sad arena heart ! eves -pry own, my only out, my Mein n utlerad nut to herself but to an- his spare moments to it. Stinson st Cu
SS the ice bonds shiver,' three year old darling, our Rosie•, that guarantee grand success to all who en-
Vi'ben Spring brathesanti eathermal' woes miler.
when warns winds loose Inc river. I thought w safe and warm at home : She spoke with wch earnestness that gage and follow situple and plain aireo-
Angie -vision *heels un rheas MRlaey'asefb frons that they ire. We have not spate
ening ray took her tor my tbosom, and chafed her her nettles companion lay Bred for mew- to „pLin all here, but full porticul•n
' rat fir• r to those who tlJaress the
The and 1 stammered forward, and knelt and p" Y g
The Angel sang is for thine car. ••A Saviours. cold hands, and 'napped iny shawl seal seconds and teased Intently . n her will iii firm be vent full address is given above.
born today.face. The rhea►s were Mau now and_6
enema 1 her, aud then --and throe all sunken, aud the perched lis were drawn
Mere on the sparkling wild. .f now thorn on Pa f Serest les rev cry
the frown weer grew dark.
back from the m.wth u if in pain. Yet That is daily briligtirsg ley to the homes
The holy chimes flat
wood's solemn bress: extreme old may have. to oily carte, en•
And the winter sun 1.11311 ebeeelly on the
dared, 1 never knew. But i remember
wealth of bright green wreathe on that placid brow, such as can only be
Whoa thrai the lowly forest shrine a string- that I heard a rough, hind voice call out,
like freshness breather. . Keep Cantona back i.1)o.a t lot him itnparted by a heart -acquaintance with
poor things " Him who is full et grace and troth.
y'ra'.Ijiaonitors! your verdure Tpeaks as (do- loaf ---they're beth deed 4)not myself : not me she Repeat
t raosirrl o'er the deep H. w lung the lethargy brought un by by of
there dwells an extraordinary sweetness of tho•neatelssrtn an early many Truly their
ds
in the clear gray eyes, anti a refinement Y g y
{ Dr. King's new Discovery for Consump-
(meetly bright, ; And then the swoon came un again. '
"
break en Ises
sal.
f a lustrous summer morn to b
But when I came back to life it seem -
long wintry night
Of the waving palms the crystal streams- !I ed like a foretaste of heaven, so gay and
the everlasting Dowers. , cheerful was the look ..f the warm, coy
Beyond the,iasper beAt1enients, by the Golden homeplace, with its glowing fire of
Pity's towers 1
serimwn peat red blazing wood : red
Let the wild wind sweep the snow w.tbout - I wherever soy wonderiug eyes turned,
within beyoy lire ntinb.
Let happy households cheerily meet around I was some kind neighborly lace with
the Christmas hearth ! which I was well acquainted. I lay on
One wa:conWedge Must cin, le round -,-Bel a heti that had been drawn Clore to the
happy hearts and «aide,
To all welove in the fust land ! to all la Oil blaforeste' wrxl'ptvl in cloaks and blankets,
parent isles r -whiie near me knelt a serous( span. Frank
Tbel'hristmos hearth ' .th pleasant spot where Carstune dear, good Frank-- my own
joyful kindred meet, brave, kind young husband. to whom I
Kind eyes with lore and Redness its, scarce had been married but four short years,
mark the tacant seat ;
And U too fatigue, memory taro to mourn sines first he brtught me to the moorland
There was a short pause, and the fol.
tion, Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Liss of Voice, Tickling in
the Threat. Pain in Side and Chest,or-
any disease ., the Throat and Longs, a
positive cure. Guaranteed. 'pial Bot
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size $1.00. (6)
es(Assarladstack ofFurlliture
AND UNDERTAKERS* rUIt)ISHINU$ IN GUDltatll'H.
keeps Ihe
•
�M.vea
fore,
ihis vepekes
B.donts A lar a tart ya11 Her erne n bend tCelebrated
choose hem
lowing words, uttered in the sante low _ _
tune, slowly and solemnly broke the WAsaltlt:re,tt, D.C..
midnight silence of the place • May li,tp, 11040
And when they had 'Waited s cnewn (.ENTLF.ME\-- Having been a sufferer
for a brag time from nervous prostration
of thorns, they pat it upon his head, and and general debility, I was advised to
a reed in his right hand : and they bowed try Hop Bitters. 1 have taken cue bot -
the knee before him. saying, Had, King tie, and 1 have been rapidly getting bet-
ut the Jews ! And they spat upon him, ter ever since, and I think it the best
medicine 1 et -or used. 1 minnow
gaining
and took :he reed and ►mute him on the strength and appetite, which was all
head Ind they thct liaised gone, and I was in despair until i tried
by reviled him, wagging tneir heads. . ya d our Bitten.dk I am noww well, able to r0
Before
And about the niuth hour Jesus cried •eut ata o mymon w.sr .
king it I was cc,pleoely prostrated
with a load voice, saying, My God, my MR*. MARV NTr•RT. .
(au
farm. And'there was Ruske, darling, d, why hast thou forsaken me r' • 1 _ .-
the lured. the fair.The voice ceased, and fur several min, Leek up -the Shepherd's star's in heaven tee blue-eyed Rosie, no longer, as when last •p bl The T. R • kirk Girard, K
Twe.asa4e way gas.
a - e... 1e - m, a . W. ' 'ins an., kraes :
lost sae waits thee there. utes not • a s) is a was spoken.
I saw her, 'yin:: like a dead white lamb J 'I never hesitate to recommend y.•ur
Wake the urn thousand cot'ea l4arth' ons- a th shoe and driftcb smow well tallplit nurse rise from her chair by
the Electne Bitters to my comet -nen, they
' barley water, flavoured with len e,n-juice 1 sellers. Electric Bitters are the purest
sonn■yy praise ! filed le,vingly er ‘
pian "'amnia a pale and •s -J ar, to the lips of booth sufferers. and hest medicine knowv. anti will posi•
Tip heavvdtaanf waftr.l• sersph•winsted they face. Then l const have fainted assia. 'Thank u,nurar,' said the last spial'- tively cure Kidney and Liter complaints
pierce the illumined ane. but it was from surprise, not pain ; and y" Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
Where theteburchTriut,.phitoesant hentfloats - a er. No famil can afford to be without them
' 'They save Hun call lir His teat : They will save hundreds ref dollars in
and in his t::irrt-they gave Him vinegar ducter's bills every year. L ild at FaOcts.
t,, drink.'` a bottle oh J. Wilson, [3]
'She ie talking about Jesus Christ.' Well ,
said the other woman. alteady begimmog A liberal reward will he paid t.• any
this bitter evening, 'astir$ roo,.i —such : to toss restlessly from side to side. 'But,' party who will pr,.luce t ease mf Liver,
nd Frank beside the, blithe and lovinc. Kidneyor Stomach complaint that Elee-
bad been the erecting of theiad way-1:and thankful tea., for the wife and child added she, 'talking about His wfferintn tric Bitters will not speedily cure. Bring -
facer whom I met upon the lonely path !that had been spared to hila. Rosie had can't mend mune at least not mine.' them along, it will cast you nothing for
'lint it lightens lien,` said the nurse. the medicine if it fails to cure, and you
among
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T.
Underfelt. Sept- rah. DAL 17ft-
round the Everlasting Throne. soon I could apes k and afar,
ur.e of the waking world again.
We had a merry Christiana dinner next
day after. the merriest I ever knew, with
le -sleet tiny chair drawn close to mine --
You'll find it a wild walk, mistress, i coal. net bear tee be away from her -
CHRISTMAS EVE.
into which I had struck on quitting die
hard, firms read. The wind had ripen as
the ren went down behind the rocky
Tors to the westward, and the piercing
gale that now blew lerought with it such
wandered out, it seemed, following the
strayed sheep of ens mf those very neigh•
ben who had joined with Frank in seek -
hie tor the truant : but had I not conte
up when I did, the child couU scarcely
ono w as only, I think, dues fall on Dart -
have survived till rescue time. That
moor in midwinter, Chiller], in spite o1 I happened years ago. Happy Christmases
the warns shawl I were, by the bitting have come and gone since then. but
blots, and dueled by the thick flakes I never can I thin: without a shudder of
that whirled and glittered as they swept that t'itristttras Eve upon Dartmoor.
by, I pressed un, quickening my pace
I wonder how.will be well rewarded sr your Homede
'Hush : besides. All Blood diseases, Bilious -
And the gentle voice again hook up the nem --debility dare o uicice. klyres1, lcua tr t c -
drain : tion guaranteed or money retuuit.d
'He hath borne onr grief, and carried Price only fifty cents per bottle. For
our sorrows. . . . He was wounded , tale by J. Wiliam- 13}
fut our iniquities : tke chastisement of
our peace was upon him, and with Lis
stripes we ate healed.'
The fulowial day. as some ladies
homeward. I had lingered too long i. i CHRISTMAS GHSER. visiting the hospital, passed by the cots,
•
the village street, whither I had gone to!they handed to rich a few fragrant flow- '
make Mme few final purchases needed i iann -or seattwt.at Gathered mere and en. \ -
for our teeny Christmas dinner,and now There. The gentle vciee eras heard again!
the mwrland storm had set in with all -- "If Gds. clothe the grass .,f the field
its fury, and the homeward walk to the I Christina' is a happy season when which to day is, and to -morrow is cast
farm would be difficult, and u,i.ht even i Christian and ante -Christian feedings into the oven, shall he nut muzh more
in h h C l h f littlefaith t
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Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever event," an appetizer, tonic or
wild stimulant, will alcays tind Electric
Bitters the best and • my certain cum
known. They act surely and ,quickly,
every bottle guaranteed t,, give entire
satisfaction or money niundee. Sold at
fifty cents s beetle by J. tails, t. [41
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passed In all the Measures of enterprising Journalism It stauds oow-
sptcuous among the beat •marnal. mf Canada as a i-umptete newsppasppeerr
which will be interesting toesery member of the fancily. The children
will like the picture's. the pilin;; folk. the ,:torte's and the runny
sketches, the more mature- w ill be delighted with the editorial* and
uewr matter. I. hive rat every Irene will be rotted spicy. Incisive. and
entertaining. Lt tete matter of telegraphs. service, waving the adean-
taaeofconnection with THE 10114 N'I0 DA1I. \IiWt+, it ha. Ito
command all ibe dispatches of the Aesoureate•d Pray. besides tis spe-
cials flow NEWS curer-pondenie in every .eeli.rn tri Ontario fur
which t be dally paper is au famous. As a newapslwr it haw no superior.
It is Independent in polities. presenting all political news flee from
party bias or coloring, and in absolutely without fear or favor as to
parties. The parliamentary reports are written la a humored* vela.
and deal with men and measures without gloves. and having regard
..nl to brrvlt).. Jaktive. and truth. It is in the Ihlleal .a-uar a family
newspaper. Each hear o..ntains a verbal Im report of Bet. Dr. Tel-
mer.- late •t sermon in Brook ly n Tabernacle, l•lara nellc'r New York
fa„hioE letter. "Thr Man..tln.at-Tomei." sketches of people and
pisco+, aerial story orabeerldng interest, • politleal cartoon. and a
rii•b variety of condensed notes on Fashions. .tri. ladustrtes. Liters•
mere etc., etc., etc. its market gaolatlons ore fano phie and to be
relied upon. it is Juat the pater for the young folk+, and the old folks
w ill like h .Iuat as well. Our spacial clubbing terms bring it witWr
reach er a1 . Specimen ropie, may he bad at this older:
bead your sabacrlt►tltsa to this omoe.
AO
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Keeps constantly on hand a elect Stork of iirusp, Medicines. Chemicals. sponges. Dye Ruth
Perfumery, kc., kc. Toilet articles in great satiety. Physicians I`rca, riptiona s specialty.
be dangerous. 1 , blend k a pure sense, when the hnati r c bt a you, , a o ► F. JORDMen, , Xe�CWi Nall
(Inc hesitatin leek I threw hack at youth kisses the Christian maiden under A few days away, when on t
the lights of the village tar behind, and I the Pagan mistlet..e, and when Christian bright Sabbath morning, as the nen was
then. remembering that 1 should be art:- ; observance of the happy ,ease,' mingles naing, the nurse noticed the :ins of the
seemly expected at home, pushed resolute- , with Pagan rite. . sufferer mating, and leaning ever her,
ly on across the snowy moor, the dark- ! .0. she heard these words :
DOM appearing to thicken at every in -1 Christmas ' Tenderly, lovingly, we 'Going home ! 'I have f..ught the gond
slant. teeter and faster fell the snow, linger on the word ; no cyclopedia. no tight. I have finished my course. 1 •
clinging tis my wet hair, dancinv before dictionary, no butsk of any form is nec.e-
ay bewiluered ewes, and alnnost °leiter. ; nary to define it fur us.-(Gertie May.
sting the tart ruts who Ione indicated i +'•
the rough read that I had to traverse. Christmas is a jolly good thing, and
Often had I listened by the fireside to • don't you forget it. And whoever it is
stories (4 belated travelers Leet up ell the I wl:o enjoys his Christmas properly,
moria. tttttmld 1 trace stray from the l thorou gbly, wouldn't du a mean thing
track, I might wander over the bound. I for a fortnight after -1 know he wouldn't
have kept the faith. Hencefe.rth there
is laid up for me a crown of righteousness
which the .acrd, the righteous Jude.,
shall gate me at that day.
Her eyes closed. and the none knew
that the hand of death was grasping the
semis of lite. A moment snore aneall
wasover. The soul had gone. -[Sword
es
failed we. i —and a course of Christmas gatherings andT rowel.
lwaste until my strength
as thein had eons, and, as they had would cure him altogether,-(Ueurge J.
dole, lie down exhausted to die. As it J 1t slarsn, Tee Literal.
was, by the time i had walked two
, •
mint
�C}, loves not Chrlttu.Y, who wins 'Pa do you belong to the Fire Depa
srt-
lai tbntoo d
a too I organ to grow ' 1 1'
feeble, my steps were slow, anti the light not in the headmen", cordiality, mirth, 'No, Johnnie, 1 never did.'
have grown strangely heavy. Buffeted
Dal, an scare. be human.
go to the fires r'
basket 1 carried on my arm *evince toj
by the raging wind
and o
good cheer of this consecrated testi- Well, don t the torthl tgh . percessi ms
t/nly •Ems of omt,.sy I guess.
Oy hat
T tottered wearily `• •
taxless y ask k suih q
a question r
throu••h Incanew-lass Here is a prophecy Behold a virgin 'Oh, 'cause ,ria said this morning that
OD P••
shall conceive, and bear a son : and his whenever you went out to it torchlittht
but about half a mile off ; but 1 began to c'a'ne a
doubt, hennmised as 1 was by the inten- vii , 14. And here the fulfilment of that
airy eat the celal, an -I spent with the toil prnph.,cy : For this day a born to yon teapi4kd re TMN.
of struggling with the tenr}rest, whether a Sackett, who a Christ the Lord, in the � (obstinate skin dierieses, humors of the
I should ever reach it i felt a heavy a►y'rf David- Luke, u., 11. I tnlerod, ernptiom and old some are cured
i • ; by Burdock Blued Bittet4. whirrs purify
drowsiness oppress ossa, and leaned to tie Christ was horn when Augustus was to !and regulate all the secretions. 2
tow •minotea
The farm, to the hest of my be ef,wu tunyou always come home full of
all M called Emt.anwl - lea , percessy
tire -water.
down and rest but f.er a ,
1 h h w - the fortieth year of his reign ; the 29th
weather. But test in such a case means � from the battle of Annum ; about 4,000
sleep : and deep, death. etesmethmg of ''wart, eat a little more, from the creation
the instinct which ma►ea a hunted ani- „1 the world; about 2,ti00 yuan fr,. the
mal strain every nerve to the at home dosed ; almost 2.000 from the vie:wenn o1
urine me on, and i a.ntinued to isms , Abraham, and • little over 1,000 from the
forward. As 1 did s., • cry reached my foundation of the temple of !k•lomon.
before resuming the be
a wit t o s I
•
salt --the cry ..f a child in distr•ew ' It I • •
was repeated, and 1 turned towaret the ; The tradition that an w and an ex
quarter fr.m whence carne the r orad, were in the race when Christ was born
and then hesitated. Well I knew that I ni v"ry Ressara11y seeopted ; thoe[h it is
0 1 etpetsded the last dregs of my i mainWtted In inn's that the idea arose
simmer! .n plodding through the drifts, from Isaiah i., 4, and Habakkuk et , 2.
0—
Lord Chief Justice ('e.lendce is said to
have tint obtained n' -tie. as a lawyer by
the adroit application by the going oat
and relighting of • candle in the jury bee
in • trial for murder, ehowsng that hu-
man life onee sacrificed to the law could
not be revived like the candle. The
Illasteatien is older than the Chief Jea-
1 tire. Othello soya- Act V , mese 11.:
111 oneneh ,her, then flintiwg minister.
1 esa admits thy former Tight restore
Shook!
I repent ow hat once pal net thy
ligh
Thew cuawingfat pattern of steepest sat nee.
1 t k w west w:sere is the I oartheaa heat
MA ean the not none,
the (Mame of my reaching the farm was Semersl pasty .raga sod neulptnros o1 *hit
small indeed. And them it might not he fourth oentery, or earlier, represent dm,
am sad ex present.
• ebsld that uttered that ery, but 'weevily
the hlewttag of a stray sheep. Pruderies
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Nations] Pills ars the fam.'l s pores
tire sad .ati•biliows medicine I they •ran
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Jlm Weird
Diehl. His
Turk from Ii
ten to his tau
her two days'
spend the wit
veld New Zone
Jun war th.
souther, the
sisters, Fann)
favorite in tht
lage which le
to begin the 11
natural Wittig
had been cap
days when soh
and althou vh
uowu as • fe
year old,
fundisaua fur t
td his wish th
became a mai
buys, Jim was
mad his tether,
many perils at
capital at spite
the long whit,
peens. of dant;
of shipwrecks
t oyages in 44,44
f,,..d grew acs
unst failed be
always meas
and burros
sailor's life.
best quicker ai
odd of perils
Mother's eyes
chair closer t,
she might lay
to assure horse
'Aad after all
sometimes sal
;.rest bra w ney
:i:stead of eu a
And he dtt
when Mauling
a;buge tree tri
the men tae la.a
epee him, and
survived the p
ten was entitle
his peaceful he
Jim was thct
was a tine, ma
years he week
-•n the fano.
tv sea Brew it
c.•uld not reale
tine mf a fart
nearly eighteet
father, captain
New York It
Eastern ports,
give hila eve
uavigati•.n an
Theft Jim deete
It was a r
home. His u
he cheerful 10
keep back the
by was said.
it is true.
steer, shtewd,
kee ammeter,
there was old
man, who ha
since Jim was
derated to the
nut pear. Thi
thein fear eevt
and pruductiv
Lei invested I
suttee. Dl•. tl
must decide
away with it Iy
It was hard,
mother, and si
le e,n pas.: he
and come heel
And now ho
very night h
in her arms ae
trembling witl
house was trio
lag muss, and
were lighted a
down. The f
red as the ba
and [oared w
terly mid, tit(
Uncle Abe
meet Jim at
two miles at
sisters, Dow
made, mat wi
listening for t
They would d
Waitsley's
had mechanic
in her lap.
their books.
ed at the grim
ly it [ever tic
Was the train
accident ? t
round, and is
Deliberately,
age; and wit
amend of ter
clock began d
hark I On 11
tinkle of tassel
hovels is hum
dsigh tarns h
Mope at the
and *tam
thrown apo,
Tfw ems