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THIK HURON SE6QNAL, FRIDAY, JAN. s', 18$9
The address delivered by Dr Rand, of
MoMater Halloo the sttd..ts el the
Turoase Normal heel. is eue.eseie•
with else stoma, salR•1am ea the 1104
✓ lR elepS strew epee whiners w•dombI. I,
the prise neonate of the shoots it
ells days, the kas•Iits of right obar-
aeler.
Deveb*iag the nomad that "will is
the ebief factor of passel ,hamster,"
1)r Red soya
..incest sad hosmt ethyl in behalf of
this tborottsb-going minis( of the sell
will disclose to you whet as nowhere roe
ago bait do by way of bslptee those coat -
e mitted to your charge. Tb.t help .JI
have bees feisty trios if it stimulates
them to sett e1s.rl The teacher is first
cud chi.Iy • *tinniest of hs purplyo
eaerrs, and this au inspector and
dtrecWm of their worst. It is seer to be
forgoeia that it is'what we do by rid
for ourselves tbat .ducats us, cad the
teacher's duty is not discharged euleeet
be senores real amenity, steal tassel
and moral doing. ams the port of his pe
pile. The ersslai of the wilt through
mental wort is a greet oloportesity oven
swains/ the Isobar. He meet 'mural
inns as well as 'mstalils' abilities. The
danger to be guarded insiast Is that the
child will give assent, but toll not do.
Obedience is the basis cf all ethical cul-
ture, but it is to be remembered that as
the child infolds he should peas from •
.tate of depend.s's on the will of
another to that d dependence on his
own .ill. Education stay be very prey
scally defined as wonting against the
chaos sgsseoso of life. Will is echo
cared and channel fumed by east, not
by aegatueioa The eonseioa.eess of et -
fort, tbe tatp.tting of ovsr.omiag s.ee-
gy, develops the .ill and nouns for
chancier. Hese the unspeakable .me -
vies rendered by the Usher i• sttimelat•
tag cbildree in the se of their own pow-
ers, for it is this steady, eaeurgetie wee
that develops the will -quality of mind.
Through habit there mast be woven •
planes which shall serve as the very web
of ."
Iseparably coane.ted with all right
training of the will, is the resolution of
the wprssaasy of suescienee. Cuessionee
whet be ed.tuted, .treagtheoed sad eo-
thrcnad as the supreme lord of coo -
don.
'.The edeoatton of the conscience is
central is all ohereeter-.saking, suet at
greater service is possible to you tban
Gen be this rendered to the pupils them•
Wyse and thereby to society. The pow-
er to feel tsociety.d ewoliws ila view a
right is ems to be sanely cherished.
'Fled out the right " 'Choose the
right " •Do the right !' are the great
imperatives of the soul sad amaaot safe -
1y be disregarded is the development of
s Ilse. Commies* is the imperative
sassy of the coal. °bodisee to the
diaats of eoaeierles is the coaditiis of
its breoiaing the coarolliag sorra in
the life."
Dr Rana:'s address closed with three
trathfal words, fell tit essueragement
for all tree t..rhen :
"It is indeed a greet and high service
to which yr.o are giving-yowselvea
May 1 suggest that you Amid crake
harscter first to your lives sad firt to
ow teaching. In .order that your bode
(iris .hall be first in all mealy sad
ntaao ly v craw. Our diat tact I,. great -
as a people is aur going to dmpad
oar vast territory, memorial n-
uns, miles of railways and /•.ala,
eomsereial Rtes. or .sen the
ice per foot of land in Termite, tit op -
the surliest chances .1 our ma and
amen There is no room is the world fur
grander people than any which • Christ-
ci.iltsatio. has yet peaseed, sad
by sboeld w5 not ask tar greases
tersest sad unwearied efforts in the
king of such • people 1 fat it be our
obligation to teach our Canadian
s sod girls, both by example and pre-
, that ooem.aee le • mored thing sad
aueh mativ, in condor ; that moral
w reigns both in the individual life
d to society, and that its requirements
disregarded today only to be repeat -
with aveagiag smpbaais to -morrow.
t us by .sample sod preempt teach
em that a Canadian reverses@ truth
speaks It ; that he ie busiest snort-
, (,stns, and bnv.. sad that he
mer bolds by his honor sad the fear of
od. And that all this shall be true,
sad, let es ea$asse the Tsai lives to
r altars with the recital of the heroic
s of those wbo have pee before as ;
air deeds of courage, self-sa.rifi.s,
triotism, sod beoe,oleno. ; their
to resist the sed sad to mantels
road. let us be enamored ourselves
escallops, and let ser eyes rest on
summits of eheu°ter, es exhibited in
life of the Divies Doe who 'was
flesh and dwelt among oa.' And
'ere clow is glory to our dust,
S* near is (iod to man ;
Stilus duty wh' Iow,Tbe'a most,
The youth rsp ; I esti.' "
Thou, that hath given so mueh to me
five mo one 'Arne mere-• gromfel
Sm. -().ergo Herbert.
" Se never •mNed arose r
No "hardly over" about it. Hs bad
as attack of what people call "bilious-
atlm,"arch to wile was impossible. Yet
a moa say "ensile and cads, and be a
"dine still, stili he was no villein, but .
bleat, honest ass, that needed d
eseli se Dr Pierre.'. "Pleasant
Ihillses.
" which never fail to
sere bOlgelleleses sod diseased one torpid
wee,.all ubronis eoaotipa-
ties Of
Poen Was some sot bask --the
spokes word. the spent arrow, the pest
Ise, the.eglessd epporteaity.-9aelite.
The haat rog.lators ter the miTmes\
sod bowels, the beet sire for beiemenesa,
siek headsets. laditioNee., sad ell ataa-
t*uOs wising from a disordered liver, w
wittiest ex Anew's Tows Liver
Mkugssate
let e s/sKiv.. *Ma, r bottle sole by
Lasa Meek. Oede
•l. fel
The piety that do.. ant give, is piety
that .a teat "posy.'- 10osgt'e1Mtalt.
dist.
Give Seams you love to es- es the
lower peen funk its pdrfeme.--Ilppv-
True Tess et Stows IbnioNatt News at a
Motel Table
Whim the Mar .is of Leese was ()or.
seseresserol of gllaatda, .a Io.reetive
sews took plass see day at the uld
Fresh hotel w Qhebes where he stopp-
ed.
It was reported that the Marquis with
the Presse Lusts, would dui* in the
pubis room. Assts, .,roans and peo-
wee. ,..stabled in a state if
less expectation. The door wee
lung and • lady in full ensue
dress of pick .alio,; with a train, do-
ssed* sparkltog on her bars use anal
arse, entered and sweet to ►w seat.
Nu use ucticed her ur her is....
A moment or two show a lady quietly
utee.ed is a dark cloth Kowa and asp ail
the site staff, stored and, with her
competitor's, paired to . separate tabs..
The spectators ewe cad did her homer
as .h, premed. They knew that the
woman to that quiet brown sumo was the
princes. They did mos k.ow ur can
that Use other was the ode ora seisms
fel shop -keeper iu Mo•trual. Ore woman
knew the drew suable to a public table
in a hotel, the other did not
Go where you will you may detest al-
most at s guises the woman to whom
riob.•ars the be-all sad end-all of life,
and to whom hear owu rialtos area mood
ty. They weer jewels tied nob etaffs
w the can, hotels and streets. It u .p-
p.reut 4o the most easel observer that
they have ow been long sough sous
totaled to finery to hold it at Sts true
value, or to know Thee to wear It.
The *sorest parson who has meetly
sowed wealth, naturally desires to
leaks a show with it said parades at oe
e nseitablo uoaa.ioo.. It is lake the So-
000•eioua vanity of a child and is cared
by growth in Intelligens and taste.
There are deeper halt., however, than
• vulgar lore of finery. Even the wo-
o ls who sway, ber stew alks or vel-
vets through the train ..r hotel may have
a kinder heart or wider sympathies than
tbe betters bred ol..rv.n who !sib st
bet.
A W.miMenil Heb Pradseer.
This is the title gives to Scott's Easel
One t4 Cud Liver Uel by gooey thousands
who have takes it. It out only gives
flush and strength by virtue of its own
outritoee propents's, bet crests an ap-
petite for feud. Use it, and try your
weight Soon's Eaaalsies is p.rfeetly
p•I.taide. Sold by all druggist., at 50c.
and 11.
ole Werlas .mer.... toads.
When reedio* r..rdia/ the'object of
wornout Taals and methods of reeturstie.o
are s.Kgeted. we feel like seyiog. "don't
do 11. ' We do not accept the idea of as
much worn oat land saws would claim.
1111 sty be said of • field that et is worn-
out, .e should say let it go; don't spend
any energies spun may sob field, but
rattier work upon time 6e1ds that ars
trot worwo@t; make them vastly better by
the sbor sad espsaditon that would be
required to restore a wornout field. A
wearing oto say consist only of injedio-
toes aropclsg or treatment and only re-
quire* a ,haste of base. It most be re-
menabered that Nature is a bountiful
provider, and that the soil has locked
w ithin its restos Osmosis of fertility
w bioh, by a suitable application of meaa-
onal suheas nes, may b. reed.red avail.
able. &muse a .oil will net produce
eartalu crops is no certain iodic tion of
being ours o.t ; whit it may be largely
ezhae» sed of all the prisipsl de.seos,
it may be so .obal•need by the sheens
of se elesest as to rendes it unsuitable
for co-ppiai. This fact demonstrates
the neemeity for individual expertise -
tat ion.
TEMPERANCE WORK.
Steams frees All over twee.$.' the
Cease.
Martha's Vineyard Htrofd : The man
w ho is well "opened" aboold either take
the pledge or see the chiropodist.
Seashell dobe are groat tactors in the
work of temperance. Fur seven mouths
In the year bemoan uriaaaations oompal
tbo,asaods of yoaug soma to abstain from
drink or take Um aoaaegueoee of heavy
haus.
"Doctor," said a wealthy patient, "I
want jos to be thorough and strike at
the root of the dismiss" "I will,* said
the Sonar, tad brooked down the stick
with a smash tea a disaster staadiag of
Us sideboard.
A delimitation from the temperance or
ruination of Prises Edward Island,
waited upon the Seperioteodeat of Edu-
cation of that Province reosatly, sod
urged that the use of a temperasoe text•
book in the politico shook be aetbonaad.
A Reams. men has bass in the habit
of visiting to obliging d d
ordering drinks by wink. Aenterpris-
ing
entemid
tintype taker came along and
photogrtpbed him in the act at taking a
bowl. DruKeist sad si.tomer are both
in jail.
Alcohol applied to • thrifty harmed
stemma will remove the boards from his
fees, let the *tittle *ate his crops, kill
the fruit trees. sow Me fields with
thistles. mortgage his farm, subdue his
reams, route ►a passion., bring want,
sorrow and dist..s ea his tawny, .od
topple hiss into a drunkard's grave.
RATI Yor A HOT ro Stahl -The
W oes most have boy., or it most .bat
up shop. O.n•t you forni k It one 1 it
1. • great factory, ry, end sales. it esu get
O0S 000 boys from ash esn.eation for
nwsuitorild, some of theee (stones
melt does out and eta operatives most
be thrown on a °old world, sod the
midis rw,usue .ill dwindle "Wanted
-11.000,000 boys," M the settee. Os
family esu of every Ave inset .uetfribos
a boy to keep up the supply. Will you
help T Whisk of year boys will it be 1
The Instant of Onto bad to have a
trireme 1a11 of Tidy sssidets seek yew ;
bet Um mieetsar et Aslerha deatn'ds •
eity fell of boys soh year. Are yes a
Whey 1 Have yea Sipes year shwa b
keep ep the suppiy for this great pblis
I..titesis then ie helplarg to pay wow
taxes amid kbdly elestisg pp•abile ollsiels
kir pee 1 Have Tei eostribat•d a boy 1
11 ant, some Mbar lamily has hid to ve
mere this Its .hare. Are yes sa1W.
setae to keep the dile. a fosse b grind
op arse, sod Hide dig .-thing is heap
O pl'
0006 ANO ENDS.
ies.•..f WI &Sada el I.terees to Lowry
body.
Mrs Winks -What lave you got yew
busbaod for a Obriatataas present 1 Mr.
Minks --Oh. nnrn.tbto,l lriealy 1'wely ;
• resat beg 1....do .,. Ruwere.t1d aid
twenty -1s pots of Ibwen. I'm sure h.
woe. 1 object so much to carrying 'em 11
and oat when he knows they're his ewe
Her Majesty hoe been 'racio•@t)
pleased 4o accept an •ogra.sne from Ib.
portrait if 8,1 John MeedossM. the
Premier of Canada, ,..toted by Mr A.
S. Dickens Patterson, of Toronto.
Oa of the scoot lamed buntswoine. it.
England is Lady Neville, da.4bter of
the Marquis 4,1 Ah.rg.v.uuy cin. 1.
also au accomplished orackst player.
Mary Fitstereld, now in prison •n
Philadelphia f..r packing the pocket of n
w.tl-to-do gentleman, is sou to a... Ilo
o ldest sneak -thief in the Chita Hates.
She M 50 years old, and slop ale wit 10
has been a tb•ef. She wee a rung lct ba.
fore she was lt cad to tmtont r -an its*
mot been out of gaol for sore than five
months .t • time.
A merchant conspires that people
"some around be„iit.K for fairs, to,
"Lurches, societies avid .11 sorts ..f por
poses, as if the article' we sell did not
wet mosey, and thus t't.y take
these suds and sell them at 1.ors ie
opp. Moon W .het we sell oureel re- "
Them es wants, must ch..we. Them
ss hes, mum Tomas Them is kenos
wool blab. Thous ez guesses, will gab
Them es borrows, wrote,. These e
lends, speeds. 114em re gives, lives.
Them es keeps dark, is .►cep. 1'14".0 et
kin mar00% kin keep. Them ez .o..,
bit.. Them ez het, gin.. nes ea
..1t..tn. Themes wilt, kin.-t;e...u.y
Magasios.
A noted K.otlrm.n, whins t4;.iu,t
walk in Now York State, near the Cato
hill., came to • cross -road, and not
knowing which se to take to reach his
d..tinstton, asked a yoeug ambit), who
was lying bear the nrd.tde,
just awakened from a deep, the road ..
take. The boy, not k05.■nett .d n•.1 ca•
lug who the gentleman wee, pointed
w att his 4.e the directu.0 1., take. T'
yr ttlowmn surprised at ouch layers,
said : "lf you can give a lazier act that.
that I will make you • present .of ti.
dollars." The bay thought • momea.r
and torn rolled "ver OW gild : "'PM •
in me puobet, air.' ..
Rautn ole IN res CoLuJioE.
Ogee kat so may p • : i3
Cburcb-meraber• is Ib.m a. at pees..
A few rumples will show this. Y. r
College in 179E had but lour ..r b.
e midents who were Church-Iue.lb.rs ;
to -day nearly oar half h.4.1 such me°
berrshnp. Prio.4.0 in 1813 had Ind two
or throe opsuly professing the ebonies
faith ; to day about ur:e-ball, read ams, .
them the beet senolars. In Woos,.
College 147 out of .?o.$, and in Amherst
293 out of 332,are members . f Churches.
Is many ulh.r oOUeKme, as proved by Dr
Hodge. from whose carefully prepar
tables these figures are takes., the pros-
pects of religion --Archdeacon M.:Kay-
Smith,in Harper's Magazine f. r J.uuary.
The eras, for puttIug Iain' ratcbw .n
odd planst is developing to such .n es
teat that one lacy expect to see the fa.'
Dines with watches Oh the tars of ther
shoes or .n the backs (d thea gloves ...
wherever obey can easily Las Sha time-
pieces at a Ktaac... To • Riot wnv ;sr
yesterday three' lading met sod took
suets beside (one &homber. Ono bid a
watch in the hand's t f her umbrella, •.n.
had. watch in the catch or chop . f h.-.
pncketbe.k, and the third carries a tin)
watch lu a bracelet to her left arm. Thr
last exempts ..f the erase, Shit of the
bracelet, is a Viennese idea just Import-
ed. The braoetot was .,f leather, and
WWI ungoeetiooably the ugliest .•rnm-
moot any lady woe on Broadway yester-
day.
se a Lan.
Not c f the "dude" species.
Not of the kind that steeds on street
corners.
Not of the king) that pride. bi®ee1f on
being a "masher.'
Not of the kind that .neon at the idea
of perwnal purity.
Not of the kind that sneers at the
Church.
N..t ..f the kind that tbiuks Christ .ts
a mild sort of fools.
Not of the kind that owes she tailor
liveryssem, and everybody else.
Not of the kind that is a a.nooimeer
of whiskey.
Nat of the "yee.yei' kind.
Not of the kind that ealla mother "old
weoat" mud father ' old man."
Not of the ignorant infidel brood
Not of the onward kind.
Not of the iceboat variety
riot of the "i can't" tribe.
Not the kind that is better tegnaint.d
with pool taw the fifth *Spier of Deut-
eronomy.
Not of the evading, soeffii.i ,Mtfllin1-
through-life kind. "having no bope,sod
without Ord it tba world."
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ese& in all ,r., a,
',roar err
vino en
ars
.w .0...o. w err
r ..06 r.enb &. moms
itin orb � 1r
mar nor*aretas.« t".
Is Oa owe. end ib•
ar..s..
MOM
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1 I -'AIN E S
CELERY
COMPOUND
WRVS AT Tisa •A TIME •111 '
soma
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THE NERVES,
TME LIVER
THE ROWELS,
andtheKIDNEY$
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dotal power 1s cure all diseases.
Why Are We sick''
• lecare we allow the serves 10
rose weeheeed sod irritated, and
rhes pet moos se become claimed
s'art poisonousboon art
ts
.rddoreSeed into the blood net
should las impelled naturally.
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PAINE'S
CELERr
COMPOUND
WILL CURE IIu•vewile. PILES,
00111TITATI.X. L1D)t=T COM-
P1.AINTi. 51IP*ST IIISAsa•,
?BALI VSAZNSM,lUvMA-
Tte>t 1STIALSIA. AND ALL
11m•oVs PISO13DLIth
By quieting mod strengthening the
serve._ , outcasts( free action of the
liver, bowls, mad kid.eys, and r.smr-
eg Cbmir power to throw off Mesas
Why ,stir Mew Seim me Ashes 1
Why Isem &tad .eta Hew. Cese.,eae.l
sub, Mabtseder.rDhsidere*ZNegee
Way «dare srro«es se sok beadeeh -1
Why h•m sl -s keg ashy I
Use Pami s Ce.eev Cosseeem sad
agree hesly It i• ask ..Iedr .ysme.
Me surety, lenses, r ell car.
Sad y all Dregrias /tic. V AIL
,w. /., des.
wraz. RICKARDSON t CO.,Pwptrrt ,
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C'F ALL KIWIS IN CH.LprfN OR
ADULTS SWCLTAr, SYRUP AND
CANNOT WARM THE MC!3T
C�D4.)CATC CHILD
EWOOMBE
PIANOFORTES
Elegant In Design
Solid In Construction
Excellent In Tons
i11000UICED SY ARTISTE TO RE TIE F10E'f1
IAD( 1N CANADA, sod..l t• the ted U.Asd Rbltu
I mstreneet., et (who duty sad Slight le pd0
Per Cent. Lossuu
N MI 151010ltlRl MR1♦RRIYn
MR Till $ANWASTIMISt
OCTAVIUB NEWCOMBE £ CO.
IST -1115 CUM STREET, MINTS
DUNN'S
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Seribller'
For 1889.
The pob:iabers of -rit tyres Mega:_itt naim
to ma• -t it the most pupiiar ant Cul.-. pons*& e
..: p,-riodlaxlik while at all tones pre.erring
..s hies literary character. SAW new renders
Nave been drawn to it during the t.eet via
months by the tecn•.s.d excellence of its
,ante.bb.taW Lbs Hallway snacks.. and It
Maws au.10004 year with a new impetus
end an assured &neer+& The IltustratM.a
well .bow some new effects. •M n*thhst to
make tirrlbwers M(tpa=int ettracti%e end la -
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THE RAILROAD ARTICLES well be wee
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PAINTERS will furnish the wbdteaoe et
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SIIt-
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WOOD.
WOOD.
Parties desiring to take wood from me
must leave their orders at once, before it is all
shipped for the 5wsoe.
Orders will be attended to if left at the
following store -keepers:
G. H. OLD, R PRi('E, JOHN ROB-
ERTSON and JAMES LL'BY.
XAVIER B€CHLER,
Fans Reserve
NASAL BALM
OONAMst-CE, Dixon, r.O.. 1Ja1.
May lith. ISM.
My wife suffered for five yearn with
that diettwsine dtseao.e, catarrh. Het
case was one of the worst known la these
parte. She tried all of Me catarrh reme-
dies I ever mw advertised. bat they were
of no One. I finally procured a bottle at
Nasal Halm. She Ma 11954 only one halt
ail. and now feels like • new person. 1
feel it my duty to say that Nast Realm
cannot be T(N) HIGHLY rsasmmsuiatl
for catarrh troubles. aid am pleased to
have all suck sufferers know through Its
use they will receive instant relief mud
CURE CTAS. MC OU.L Farmer.
FELLOW -OIL
t-V.M 4?
EvCRIE Po'gri1; s
Arc ^ ..neat to 11k . Costain their own
Par:s'1To. 1s • 5i. morn, m.1 seretal
ias•ttoee N seri& CI -Udine or Adds
Haring inn of Msensed sad ir. R. Inc..e.
on Sat street we are prepared to
EXCHANGE GRISTS
-ane SCPPLT-
FLOUR, BRAN, SHORTS
Is any geentl y and on the beet of eta
Our wet4ksewn wad popular Mswheat's.
Mills hare been reneaUy improved. and we
ere .ole to tura wet •
FIRST-CLASS FLOUR
whteb we ItUssaate* to give satisfaction.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OATS
CaagatM d . par Melba.
AT OUR OODERICH STORE
we keep roomiest', ou head a tan supply of
'FLOUR. PEED AND SEEDS.
MVO 1111• Mn -.yon win god am prompt sad
A. R. CUL.LIS,
T;•IN. 0oderiebasad Maaabsster.
-GREAT VARIETY-
-AND AT -
PRICES TO SUIT ILL
-AT THE -
TORONTO
CASH STORE.
P. O'DEA
2151- 3IANAGIEB
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
-^ n
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, i, giving the best of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the smallest chair
to the largest and best bed -room set, or parlor suite
C4,11 and see his stock and get a bargain.
OO
laa•TDE RT.AK2I•TCC -,
In all its branches, promptly attended k
H' EMBALMING FLUID always kept on hand
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
0110. BARRY, Mandlton-BR.Ood.Ttelt.
•$.N • yawl ss 10515 a 5.105...
CHARLES $CII/IIER'S Sits,,
743-745 Ikood•ea1, N. Y.
Adierze in The Hon Sig.
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