The Huron Signal, 1889-4-5, Page 3•
THE POET'S CORNER
Lit* armee& Mu*tally.
Peer little liusosa Mu1I Il ,.
At ahs aloes of the timidity, ting Lt.:.et
Was aadly to frost of healley.
A watohug some children at play.
Her await wise a w.nd.rfw garwaal,
AL patches Ingo slruu:der to hem.
Asa hat suet tier ohne* well. 1 bent M'u'tt es
own
Any further meat Lsabobt them.
Dna poor little Honore )4 (lllelly
liad • faoeyust as bright as could be.
An/ no Sower le fneeduw ur talky
W . ewer ee pkat) .*elle.
Ano too thought as old wouaa, who paying.
stropped a aaomert to em.Niorl) soy.
Why. bless you dear heart, I as sun yuu
hate had
A very good dloser today."
" lig. i.dada' said Honore Mullein.
" 1 did . for on friend Mrs. Down
Had • hope uI siert-tater. that Sallie.
Her Hater. baked lovely WO brown.
N'►d oh. ita&aw. if you could but hare oar
it I ---
The fatter sad fulness of bins.
And they gi.' we the gizzard and o d of that
Pin.
And all of the sweet tater skins."
llurper's Young People.
Fatties had fisWy.
"We find I1,rrdr.ck Blood Bitten ex•
collect for wwkors, and equally sat for
headache. 1•'uber also suffered wverely
from sonny, which B B 13., by ata hone
sod puntymg properties, completely
cured."
es. - --
•• ay. Newey. toes le hew de Lord!'
Ti.. story is told of an ewtueut New
Etg!and divine, how that for years he
Learnedly argued •ud discoursed uu the
truth of the thrulogtcsl tenets of the
Bible : piling up l..gtual statements auo
arguments, with the principal object is.
view of converting to his 'pinto's and
manner of life • err, gated lawyer who
occupied regularly • front sit iu
has congregation, and who appeared to
enjoy- pert. s without beitig Con:meet'
by -the keen wit anti eh/trustee of the
preacher.
On • pleasant wintry Sunday afternoon
$ note front this lawyer wwu)uue.t hint
to his residence, and groat was the
preacher's delight to have him repeat the
question of the Phdtppiin jat)nr : -
•'What must I no to be peel 1'• An
earnest, steeple explaWllon of the doc-
trine of repentance, •ud faith toward
Goad, through our Lord Jesus Christ.
followed by a season of prayer and coo-
t..eratiou found a Lumen s. uI, with the
burden roiled easy, very harpy lis the
Lord.
The preacher then, in the grateful
pride to that moment, propounded tht
question: "Will you please tell we what it
was in my mnnung serronn that so forst
bly impressed itself upon you as to cause
such introse cobvictym of a,ueciener f '
..ely to receive • r. ply that was in eo w e
Battering to his natty. "ludeed,str,sinc.-
you sok me, I trust tell you that it was
' 'thing to your ser when ver. It was
a kindly questa n by Aunt Nancy. for
old adored wr.herwumen whom I beep-
ed dawn the slippery church steps and e
short distance al.one the street • week
age., and who asked me at parting. with
• kindly pressure rf her 1.14 withered
hand on my arm. ••Say, homey, does ye
know elf Lad s" I ouulda't get rid of
the 'lineation, till y u helped me Ret a
..ti.factory answer,"
Ire of &.metria. itlsweea Mesh .
AItheugh alt pets„oas who indulge in
akubulw.iiwtelarla well within the w•r
gin of seteel drunkeunes speak of
themselves as •'aodetate dru.hers,"
there are two sleelal cI..sr.n of thew
which bear hit Taoer,id.s ee to each utb-
er, . Aorpt ul alio .one *tottery rircu:n-
stan.w that they carver at any time oaks
sufficient to Intoxicate themselves. The
one class to that which only pert.k.-s .d
•tiwulauts while eating ; the other tit -
,"•elites its thous bet worm moat titers To
the latter (tabu is applied 'n this a,u•Itrs
the astir .1 "n,pytu'," while in the Yost
it is spoken of as "passing,' std ie the
now naro.eious of all forms of drinkieg
fr.xr• the fact that stimulants taken with-
out a' the slue time Iwrtakti., of f.oJ•
thous!. only iwhihed lis small ywu•Itire
at • tume,hate most dn!etora us ethe-ts oat
tlos Internal orga its A luau who habet.t
ally indulges in • single class of .bear,
in the 1..rem'. n, • broody rod soda i.
the sf.entoou, mud a glieo of whiskey miss
water lis the coins, of the . emir 1, u..:
far were Ione, t , his a•nst,tunon th•.
one Who Isrt..kes , r • larger y a tiny
alcoholic •l. nllna••1a at meal tit.e
The Bleed r /b. Lire.
And'•n its purity largely depends the gen-
eral health. No one is tree from danger.
ami nine -tenths .f humanity actually do
pottier from one ..r other of impure bl.x.d.
N.. one reused), has such a wide range •.f
curative power as has Burdock Hood
Bitten --that best of all blued purifiers
and tonics.
••w a Dustelaeghlfe 4 •
A R111113.0110 0.ut 1i tree In•tght
raalrlon was viulrnUy war[u.R in w ate • 1
oar, wheel a u.nlpa:'un re-o.rked ••A
Chawlee, death leo, how d'y•• cat -h the;
dwead•ul cold " "A w, death fellate, ! '
my cane ie the 1 titer bell tether + y
and in sucking the it.•ry Landm •
dwe*dful c..kl, et chilled i n' a1o•• .1
death." if Charies had used L. H..
key • Red Pule (low hot add would , •
trouble hi... eery Mur hoe, or ..t at
Hilsou'r prescription druistom
Mow dsttla Mst Ills ld/er.
"fie rile." raid Mr It•,.k.n. in ti
last muwber of his ant„no•grri hr, tell
ing of a bout ride froom Veses to lace'..
"he rose wish the sweetest. quiet aa!!•
i ever saw Ai my face,'nkat perhaps .
o'at's, whetsshe has moor gr..* kind
nem t.t Ae, crowd to our side e.1 tit
cabin, end addressing himself to my
lethrr *Aid, with • tree rxprrssinn
rr-st gladness, sed of frank trust 10
h'. j -.y would b.. under.tt••d. thoe 1
knew who we were. was -.net thank' 1
W flare m I us, and that he pn.y,-d pg
mi+&inn t.. tutn.duco his ua.thrr mai
sisters to as. 'rhe height eyes. the Its -
thous v. ice, the perfect manner, tie.
simple nut acutely d,'tering wo-th, woo
my father in an in. ant The New tone•
lender oat do. n beside us. hts mother awe
,iters teeming at canoe also to ch•nil•
the *tea mei cahio a rrceptio
reten in their own home The rest ' t
the time till we reached (ieneva ptssr.'
Ga. tinickly We arranged to meeS in t
dill, or two at St. Martin's. And ihu-
I became possessed of my second friend
after Dr John Brown, •rid of my fin'
real tutor, Charles Eliot Norton."
NW, Hillard e■ fae11..
Miss Vt iITard has got into trouble by
some remarks she made on dolls. The
Philadelphia krror.! says : Miss Willard
did say that the doll, as we have in
these modern days, fostered • Inc. of
dress and display. This is the heed and
front of her offending. To the old-fash-
ioned, simply attired doll we find her
making oc ubjectiun : indeed. she says
that with such she used delightedly to
play. Her view .is that living pets edu-
cate children on • higher plane than
French dolls : that the fatherly instinct
needs development more than the
tr.ntherly, and hence the doll should be
for buys •s well as girls, and that the
tow exclusive devotion of the latter to
the care 4.1 their dolls often deprives
them of needed ort -door exercise, dulls
their curiosity concerning the mech•n-
tem of the world, and may help to ex-
plain why women are not yet investors.
She claims that the mire of dulls does
not impart the instinct of motherliness.
but that in every woman's heart that in-
stinct is the central motive power.
Mere Trouble Ray be t IpO led.
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'HX HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY/ APRIL, 5 18b9'
if you do not heed the warnings of na•
tore and at once pay attention to the
Maiotain$nce of your health. How often
we see a person put off fmm day to day
the purchase of • medicine which if pro-
cured at the redstart of • disease would
have remedied it almost immediately.
Now if Johnaton'a Tonic Liter fills hal
been taken when the first uneasiness
made its appearance the illness would
have been "nipped i.1 the bad." John-
son+ Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills are
delid.dly the beat medicine on the mer-
le*
ar t wood used in the a,wetroetiee of the
Ilan for general tonic and invigorating i tetra tem le, i* in the form if ties, bold -
and $1 per bottle, sold by ins the end of one stone to
another WI ee the two blocks
were laid in place an .iavationi about an
inch deep was mads in each block, in
which • tie shaped like an hourglass was
driven, it is tb.e.fore very difficult to
fore* any steam from its positing. The
ties appear le have been of the newish
or Shittia wood, of which the ark was
aowutrueted.
gild a I>Yes • Md NOW
The insffisit evf self•prr*ervsHHi '.ate
wry as well call it by • itlgts isoundina
u•uan tusks* • portrait vamp's of • sack
eau. It is not altogether wstcb:ug, or
cafe, or C.,ustaut alvIce, oat the halite
Senor of reep.,uashthty which exhausts •
Heim. nor at of them combined It to
be prraeuro of the patient's Command
body, taking in at every pore the orrc..ue
et.•rg3 of whoever, se meat. Thu weakltunt
pants for lite. L fe he tuust Arte. Give
'Au, your hand. stud the full charge of
your busman battery •i esg guy sass
flat m bettor thou site, battler than the
moad, twperemal warmth of the son.
It is the quickening of puler by pulse,
6. Iti,.dlutg of life by hie. 8ireuge end
a,.a.votiet•ble are physical urduenc«a,
tut uroru potato to into world than men
gra •tiiin,l to'wil. They aro uuhnaled
I,. the hur.yutg crowd, where elect rte,ty
,,asses c•.ustautly •it! the jostling or
...hos. Bat the set..tI t11urs of thb ut•
s noted iovand quiver like path balls
• btu brourlit urtu contact with positive
o.4 negative forams. Certain pursuits
ore at.d others take from hew the
renitt h • high a lit carefully hoarded
,•.sure lie rebels against proximity
..th one, std clings Ink. • fryhteo.r'
tutu to another. To say that the well
..d attune are the ■ttraClave is no..
....gh. l)fteu they repel by tho:i, eery
..irao.rrwies. Gu.d,•ees and virtue
Ise in•le to do won it, end sympathy.
but • to'otierete factor. The f ieliog to
.coat *holly ut.rnea•.uab!e.
severe alias*,
Mist Fir.l& Elliot. of i'ontepor.l, Out.,
writs ---"My brother and I were both
taken ill with a severe attack -if diar-
rh.•t, haring tried other remedies, we
rrrwl Dr F ,e'rr's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry, which gave immediate relief." 2
"They have a largo rs!e in my di+
rriet," Sys a well knowr druggist, "than
scy other pill on the tnsrktt, and site
the had satisfaction for sick headache.
hiloiousnes•, indigestion, etc , and when
o,mbine0 wash Johnston's T..nlc'littera.
Johnston.* T.wic Liver Pills Will per
furan what no other medicine has done
before f..r suff,rine humanity." rills
25 cants per bottle. Bitten 50 cents
e nd til per Mottle. Sold by Goode.
Druggist, Almon block, Goderich, sole
agent [c 1
Tie Leiner elms t'a'r
1"est Mr J 11•.yden, 139 Chatham S'.
M•'area, says: --"1 .s troubled Inc
-Aro with htli.•uwesa and liver cons-
. .int, and 1 Lever found any eud.clne
to help use like Burdock Hlex,d timers,
in fa •t con butte wade a complete
:.ie " 2
aAtnt`t Rol'k,etsn, -The "rockery'
ul feature of dm lawn, and
gamy iso seed to cover op any unsightly
spot. It is necessary that such garden
decorations should be as natural in de-
sign u possibk, the rocks and dunes
picturesquely thrown together, the crev -
ces filled with earth in which drooping
plants, flowers, ferns and mom may be
arranged. The pile should simulate se
far as possible Nature's own work from
some old taffeta.. All regularity destroys
the effect. The size of the pile and of
the snow should be in consonance with
the size .f the lawn or ,trrden,but ghoul l
never be large -seldom over two feet
high. although larger rockeries are some-
times built on oroinary lawns. Trades -
cant's., Kenilworth ivies, blue lobelias,
ferns of •1l kinds, «Ilei, periwinkles, •
reraniuin to dire brilliant color, and
some other dowers, are especially suita-
ble for rockeries. The fuchsia, which
loves • awl, shady place in the garden,
will blossom to perfection in the shadow
of ruckwork.
A *en t' ere.
My dear,' a fond huahand remsri.-
sat •1t.• .-thrr day, •• I hair talke.! with
Dr. Mildew about your cue, and so I
•.e t......;ht you a parr of dram nd
.rrinsa " '• (It. how lovely !" she ex•
Minted ; and then, after a inonient ..t
estaditia.Leiration, she sddel : " Bit I
.wit two whet this his t., do with raer•
•seen " Why, in the liras place," was
wee, •• you will gat out more and
art n.uch more fre16 air ; and in the
•e.o..d, you will continually be putting
or your hands to assure yourself that the
iwmouda are u..t I.'st, •ud in that way
-" She interrupter him with acme saucy
remark, but hie Impudent was forgireo
-' r the salt .• f his gift.
.. M ie)er wailed again
No "hardly ever" shout it. Ile had
u/ attack of what people call '•bilious-
sess,"and le laude was imp.taible. let
. man may "smile and smile, and be a
Amin still. still he was no villain, but a
plain, blunt, bunrst man, that 1100ded d
r••smedy such as Dr Pierce s "Pleasant
Pur•4itit'e Pellets," which never fail to
sure bahowomess and diseased ur torpid
ver, dyspepsia and chronic COIlitipa-
: tau. Ot druggists.
Partly Cave L
"1., the years 1836 I coughed for sir
mouths, and having unsueoewafully tried
many remedies, I partly gave op, think-
ing I bad consumption. At last I tried
llaeyard's Pectoral Balsam, leas Than
30e bottle of which cured me. terrine
ms as well as ever I was." Henry W
Carne, Wabash, Out. 2
3
8ftsrt--Hullo Maeiw, I haven't real.
Hoa lerety. I ..pp•+w y.•. have (Miro
,w, busy. Margie -Tee ; 1 have hem
nota a mow boar. 1 is. the
Num., now. tth.rn -Is that sof It
...oat ler a new elpet hoses t•.0 you. --
Baotou Pot.
10000 PRESE%iS
.0 . r ta.T arltTDtk * rlaa TWIT LAST
N'.ler vomit estap
pope.ts got 1..) ouch r-..:ct,
%.t, tiaCtat ur C -4•11 ---taw to
a. tsmi;v-who wi:1 •ry the
mGtaaeN:t! Iu-st few=tt
t t.I 1:,. r: 1 ..n: (r .... the
Wal std .r^.1 i1 aa a
statute hunt ,t opinion W
t..rto nl• i..,er■6,1Owilli
riN•I
Uta will tan tar the ,it.
,.n) grocer or .t.. -k. • per
knot , -.Imre to get n it
for 1., you.-_ AJJrnr-
CHI lteHnJ• t 111.Ttlltnn'In
4.4
W:LL CURE CAI I:EUEV::
Off ML'SNECS,
D '$.---PSIA
Iwr?ICEST/0114
JAFNW/CE.
ERYSIPELAS,
SALT RHEUM,
HE/T7 tftSRl'l,
L'f: : INES3,
DROPSY,
fLUTT.RING
Of THE HEART,
ADMIT r Of
''HE STOMACH,
OR, IME S8
OF THE SKIN.
And every spsriss of dts.aw ar•isln`` Tessa
diserdciod i yr n, eine rcve, btIM/Apa%
Bl)rllkLe oR 44000,
T. MILBURN a CO. ,,,,„1 „,,s
NO D!flT! no DIRT!
A Sex and seated Story
A case of remarkable endurance on
the part of a hound was (earned Fritter.
This week a fox hound belonging to
Captain Mark Percy of Cux's Head, near
F••rt Popham, chased a fux for two day..
rhe dog was seen In Doreen of the fox
several time. during the two days, soil
his deep b•yiag was frequently heatd.
Final. the fox fell on the grand ',sham -
ed. The dog, knowing that he hid not
sufficient strength left to fight the fox,
at down near ham and watched hem. In
this condition the fox and the hound
ware Iowa WA alma who lived near, and
the fox was so*tu
bstea that the man
easily killed him with &club. - Lewiston,
ale., J.,urnal.
The *Nese Timber.
Pt-..bahly the oldest timber in the
world which hes been subjected to the
use of teen is that found in the ancient
temple of Egypt in oonnecticn with the
atone work. which is known to be at
least 4,000 years old. Thin, the only
again the drugitt, Albino block, sole
algut. obi
It pays M raise the right kind of cat-
tle. Jwo. Baia. 14th eon., Orel..,1d a
mar rising 2 years old to William
Blaehill, butcher of Brussels, that drew
ed 600 pound& It was prime boot.
Modelle Conell• sad old
load all dieamess ot the threat end lungge
man be cured by Ike nit of Aentt's Rend -
slow, as it contains the healing vines* of
Ond Liver Oil and Hyppopbeephites in
their fullest fora. what W. 8.
Meer, K. D., L. R. r P., eta, Trere,
11. 8. soya : "After three roan' esper-
fames I .owsids' Scott's (meadow one of
the emery best in the market. Very ex
eellen
t ism throat •Ifeetiwrra" Bold by
all druggists, 60s and 81.00
WHERE SHALL I GO
TO BUY MY -
FRUIT?
Whyl go where you can
pt te Choicest RAISINS,
CURRANT and PEELS,
and where they CLEAN ev-
ery pound of FRUIT by
Machinery.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
fu uO 11)
SOOTHING,
CLEANSING,
HEALING.
11 (stew
CATARRH,
Cold Ia Had,
HAY EVEN.
avers
Droppings from
Narnal passages
EASY TO USE. into the throat
and saes rive expectoration c.use.i by ca-
tarrh. Sold by Ilruddlsta, or sant propeid os
fe.eipt of pekoe, a)o• and eL Address
FVVORC & Os.. OoSallrville. Out-
.AIRN'SI
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T NTS
CAMS. VALE $3111 ARL CCPIRI6IIT
Obiaine•.1 and a!1 t.uelne,.i in the U.S. Patel
Wee art. ailed to a .affil ,RA TB FMCS.
Our Mbar as opposite the U.K. Potent (N-
oce. r -n.::• of ear twain Parents in less time
than those eatom r front TEA leifI.QTO.Y.
Send MODEL f/H 11B4II7,VtJ. We AG-
viae as to patentability free of charge: and
we mak AUCII AHUE UNLESS WE UB -
TAI make AO r.
We refer. hen', to the Postmaarer,tbe gnpt.
e )Ione). order 1).v., and to official. of the
U. e. Patent Wiles. For ci:cuhar. ads tee.
terse and r.J.-reueos to r.• teal dies,* to your
Oda Slate or l-'uuuh . w'rite to
r t, weirCe.,
poss
Oite Patent Odiee.,W.saiegtes D.0
Mese lei Thoaght Sheet Is
Why suffer a single moment when you
can gat immediate relief from all uitel-
ual or external path* by air Min tat Poi-
son s Nerviline, the kreat pain cure.
Net -edam has never been known to
tail In a single case : it cannot fatl, for
it a a combination of the mut powerful
pain subduing remedies known. Try a.
10 cent ample bottle of Nervlhoe. los
will hod Nerviltue a sure cure fur neat'•
alai*, toothache, headache. Buy mei
try. Large bottles 13 cents, by all
drui gists.
Raxgw*i axis Resrwri.a.-The stock
of stall toot", including nota, letterjaud
acouunt papers, envelopes, and in tact,
all classes of punting pipers Pau just
been replenished at 'rxg dtoiiaL. An-
otherllarge lot to arrive in a day or two,
old more to foisuw. 11 you swot sowt-
toing nest and business like in office
stationery, tall. if you want • card or
circilir printed in the latest style, call
at TH. tul.Yal. steam pnnting htue.,
North SL
The best regulators ter Ihd et mai
e nd bowels, the beet Bore for bilioneneee.
sick headache, isd gestkon, and all aglow
tines arising from a disordered liver, are
without ex Johnson's Tomie Diver
Pills.8etell in des, sugar costed, mild,
yet effective. lb et., per bottle sole by
()node, driaortet, Albion block, Oode
rieh, sole *gees. (al
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST.
Fames atm A Home Iianfe�
Ivory farmer should read the leading and espy
tndependent publication derated to his business.
Tb'.uanda say then 11 none equal to It, and no
dollar expended from the farm returns ao sseh
rood. It treats oa all branches connected with
the fars, and is high) prized bythe ladles and
u a
ehltdmea: it has • armer from the
lose of his fano ; it has saved the farmers mil-
lions of dollars lir checking the Introduction and
spread of contagious stock diseases : 1t has in-
creased the receipts from our cereals by mtLkms
of dollars. Commesded byCity and County
Consols and Agriouttard wcteletsa. Agents
wanted. Sample coots free. 2
1'rica M per annum.Address
Yaaieea'S Aovcx:aoCATS n Or►a)•.
)tondos, Cameo.
Conductor M. D. Ha.hin,of the Strat-
ford branch of the Grand Trunk, was
caught between the bumpers, of a pony
engine and s freight car near Waterloo
street crossing on Friday. and was bad-
ly cruahed, the drawhoeds closing on he
•bdumen. He is badly injured, but
may recover. He ea earned roan mad
resides to Stratford...
A fatal aooideat cocurred last week
nearOreenbaok,a small village about five
miles from Port Perry. A fire broke
out in the residence of Mr James Iron -
side, occasioned by • defective chimney,
and whilst in the ort of putting 1t
out from inside the house lir Ironaide
slipped and fell down the stain, break•
iaat ba neck. Damaged was a meek re-
spected farmer.
A whole family, mix in member, were
poisoned at Plyttaoeth, Pa„ by eating a
grated wild turnip, dug from the ground
in mistake for bora radish rod served
for breakfast James Ye8ride sad
wife, Chea Kennels, Maar: Tuley, Lfd•
ward Mulles *ad (dward Kema.Jy are
ism • critical oundition, sad tbe phyeioian
says Kownedy and Ala McBride
will die. Their sufferings are horrible.
The Court reeved& at Lincoln. Nebo,
show that Pariah Rgan, the newly ap-
pointed Miaieter to Chili, WWI naturalis-
ed April 10, 1888.
EI VELOPES
F3 TJ
ENVELOPES, k
•1 NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HMS;
Etc., Enc.. at
THE SIGNAL
PS!bTl.6 OIFALF
Eiftwa
l.~i- p, K, BOOM
TOWN PROCRTIES FOR SALE.
$100 AND U P W ARDS
1 hate a large nuwb•r of ilousr. awl Late
ma.l'Vacant 1.411.1. u, the nor+• .l.•.trable porta
of the Town mad watt a at'ar.
Now la the lime .0 10,•"1.0 Iu_.prny before
the Hot Pooh. The t'. 1'. It. to coming don-.
and in • shot Lowe prices will have a4taisued
beyond the react. .1 many.
(all and see List •Mrd Prices before parcbaa-
itgt env w hire.
11. RADCLIRFE,
Real kitate mad ti.•noral ii., ,rru.-e Agewt,
(pare Weal -Mt , toird do.w from 15.lt*r••. 1', r-
1(1 Ticket awl T.legraeh OdI.e. - 61-11.-
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LITTLL'S LIVING AGE.
In Mei TiI): LIVING A411.: enters epos
rusty -sixth year. Apesod lit the ''torr e
Judge tour). (lss,oeltor Kent. Preside•
%de ws. historians Sparks. Prescott, Tick a'.
Itaner,tt, and wan) .•o nor.. it hag mot w..*
constant ruivaue dalton and •woos&
SYauk tDIAi.ai.i•a. it et,,es more than
THRE 00 A QUART TH07SA1C
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