HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-5-2, Page 7TAE SIGNAL GODERICH OY". T t'HTTRRT)AY. MAYS lei.
For 20 Years
the fur-nub•‘,t Snaking Scott's
Etnuls'ou has been endorsed by
physicians of the whole world No
secret about it. This is one of its
strongest endorsements. But the
strongest endorsement possible is
in the seard slrrwgt'k it gives.
§s22:11
mulsio
nourishes. It does more for weak
Babies and Growing Children than
any other kind of nourishment. It
strengthens Weak Mothers and re-
stores
stores health to all suffering front
Emaciatioi• and General Debility,
For Coughs, Coeds, Sore TMMmt, Bron-
chitis, Weak Lungs, Conswspylis Slood
Diseases and Loss of Figfle
Mena INw% Ses.sal. 111111110111 w. &p
ALIfTLE OF EVERYTHING!.
The sates el children.
No thought or essw, u*aotishod
The kw of ohtkireo b, Ines,
No •tier taste of bitter 'bio..,
No tearful proyer for pesos dented.
No shadow of nmol.. wings,
No seem of Mike worth end pride ---
Rat from .herr lips 000tentmeat springs.
The kiss of children wakes
Tie hope of **dimes better thiar..
It stirs our been., till memory .loss
Of oar lest Iuoeceo.e end takes
Us by the hand --that obildlike clings
Te tars - along her paths end makes
Us ashler for the truth .bet break.
The dream tise hiss of children boas.
-Elutes G. Regere in N. 1 . M..vt*.
a Cb.age el Twee.
"Mo' rate: ! Yo' rest '
Rainy day. 1 lake d. best'
Me rainMo' rest'
011111111110 stay in de lazy nest'"
So song Jim as down the iso.
He trudged 'mid showers of .cony rain,
K.owtng well ss his honest heart
Tb•t rat* sad work were tar apart ;
Rut, upyiog • .1e Mors'r' in the door,
He sang his son of rest oo more ;
Rat moo .gain, to higher key,
Hi simple, artful melody ;
"Mo' ram ' Ilio' gr...
Make di steer swatch at last !
Mo' rain' Mo' oe'n'
Crib, she'. bust.'' .be's you bo'. •."
- - W dlmm Thor.ton Whitest,.
W1nesN As We Gat
When troubles rise, like Moods in skirt,
Aa' a' things eons 11110111,
iKeep up your hart. Meech ira.s's deport.
Noe ane t. that to dream'
The w.ske.t Scan ue •' the Ian'
I. he that Stan nos toe,
Trust emir in eel( thee frien's or pelf,
As' whtt.tle se ye go '
4.110.—Jus' whustle to yenel' my man,
Some .anus tune ye ken,
The deli hinted' can't .tan' the spall,
. r honest wbtsthe' roan
[Here whistle- Ronnie Duette* ' ']
Should love beguile, just wait awhile,
There's geld fish to the sea,
The fickle laud may get nae lad.
The'u no the lass for thee '
Tut' time to think so' to • blink
The rwbt lass ye will see :
Jtr' whnatie sum. an' she will Dome
WI' love Ikht in her tie 1
Cho. - Jae' whustle to Terve my man,
Some cantle tune ye ken,
The dell Ioniser cosi stall' the spell,
1)' honest wbeetlue mea !
[Hen whistle--' My love she u but • lassie
yet '
Some married oleo, as ye may ken,
Re's sometimes cause to sires
A 000ldtn' wife may vex his life,
As' out the hoose he'll flee'
Rut don't do that, like frtobted at,
But tale• advice free me,
Re .poo (sin se take the wean,
As' gym she'll trunk the tea !
OW—She canna %hustle like you, ttutd-
iriaa !
An' that ye brawly ken '
flat she can sling an' comfort ,ring
To homiest whuatlip' men.
[ Hen sin, - 1 here's see luck •boot the
home,' etc 1
The g.atsted its.
I have kissed the trirb in pigsty,
Aged from tree year old to twenty,
Karam better (.r .ban bossy. I can ate
w!�thuir .weetnem yet.
But far dearer than the kisses
Jr'AGrven nes by kindly aiaaes,
1e tb..yer verdant saem'ry of a kiss I did
not get.
For ems wirsme little fairy,
With grams so light and airy,
Kept ae ever fosdly neyeng, 1'n whirrs
Bat s llestth .0.. Wyly vanbb d
With the gift for which I faaiehud.
Aad she left see sadly soaking for the knee I
did sot get.
Reads, tarda tido diegromien—
Does pursuit or does ptsesseien
The greater pleasure being ! I really ma
pet say, .ad ye
1'v. forgotten m•ay mime.
Who bestowed es me their king..,
)tat Pll always reeolee the girl whim king
1 did not get.
New of coarse there i. • mord
in this simple .tory, foe stn
Those iedi cr.et muss ladies, who will
.omitmash rs�e
That they gave tb.ir Seng freely.
for they find • lover really
remember mare they all the rest tate
kite be did net grit
—(Sisage Hw•ML
CRISP AND CASUAL
able.*Bisset seek MO bow t. the torah
�» poverty et Me tiWlr h inesrable.
Man res.hes 4 Itis Meg send bang hi.
feeling -
A Taasg boy i - se .tad Ste a
romp Mese.
Mas may hold • MI Med errl be tee week
to Mond pat
A td i. wrdy • sir method el geNlsg
than eme Is rise end em.et
tibmetiwes b • t mbar .'be never dela
Allem M ethers isy ef bis prem.
Os•.w.Yngng *Well s.eesery le me, •
May
geed es•mpls far hie ott.bb.r's children as
a matte. of salt-deteeoe.
Tte yueue mar who takes oars of his
geed uW e.otiwr else ran of hamelf.
Good c1ara,:ter may met owe • penalty,
but he veloys it as much as if it were • re-
ward.
(Jraideals are w much beton than we are
that we haus as Inst • lifetime to wbsrh to
work up to them.
RAM HORN BLASTS.
When the wicked hold office the devil
rule, the town.
An oath tie the ho a the devil's doer
plata
The devil likes to see people play at re-
ligion.
"Vito sp+der probably thinks that the bee
is a foot.
The man who stifles his liberality chokes
h's reitgaou.
Tee mission of trouble is to show us that
we n,•1 .Cud.
The am. who walk. with t;o,l mu.t do ti
with cle... feet
1 be dnv.I .o,n runs from the wan ev .•so'
drtour•i,e.
1Cuww• ..0 he it. Jv t it a beat trivet'
pa
his were'.. Lbt my.
Mien •,k.sa reached the masses he first
prayed all usgbt.
To know some people te • standing invita-
tion to be good.
The man who rides • hobby will not be
sieve that the world u big-
to..0. .. the eeee.egone/v of gone/ rbRttt te..•
ess f
lionto the woods wad hearts of the
ragtag 1 ut
A Irsadred years ago woes's missionary
sasNn
iaes weu*k.owe ; today there are
tssarh thirty such societies is America
institutiveMass, with institutive thousand sandier.
oo
is.. etribsuat .early two Million dullest.
smweally ler salwdiq tae gespel mesasmesasthe
SCOTTISH HUMOR.
• 1 wonder,' said • bonnie lass, 'What
sees
our Jock eis the lassie* to make him
Tike them see wool' Fur rorty rtundo., l do.
me tie lad for the lasses the' ever 1 saw '
Tastes differ.'
'What does 'et nihil Whit fit' mean
asked • Highlander of • village school
ntaeser. 'Wool, Doosdata!d, 1 data mead the
d
literal trae•uee, but it just means that
ye conn• tak the breaks otf a Htelaaduean''
Two tourists, d.d... a Highl•ad shop•
herd lying on s hill, thought ,o have some
sport out of his rusticity. 'lou hove • tine
viehere.' w he.' said they, you can see • leri
war; '011. eye. • forty crest way ""lou
o.
will re able to see maim from bore "
t 'Further than that,' said Desi& •js*t welt
till the mute meg awe, Neelyea% nes the
ur mune ''
What tete church needs, is not belto
presubuig, but bett,r practice.
No oleo makes a wrong investment who
gives as much as Cod expeots.
(.od end the sale .n keeper ere never on
the same aide of any .iueettoo.
Too many people are trying to be lints
ti•os without the help of Christ.
A lie knows that it must either hide or
die when the truth get* oo it. track.
Christ is still reaching out • helping band
to those who ars down.
The smiles that octant ler Christ ere those
that begin in the heart.
Comparing ourselves with somebody else
won't make our sinning any safer.
11 hurts the cause of Christ to point to the
crow with • frown oo the limes.
The more • man loves God the less it
hurts him when he isn't treated right.
The devil has bees able to put •
moo who woe all for God in • hard place.
Whim • man gets too grist to do small
things, he become* too small to be greet.
The devil's reps is around the neck of
Site man who thinks he can dtisk et let it
alae. — -_--
There are some communities i. whish
Solomon would pot have been c*ol0idered
smart.
The devil keeps many in homage, besides
he nap stoke • rope of sad look like an iron
table.
A stem thrown *taught at the devil is
pretty apt to bit some pohticiaa square is
the tows.
CHILDREN'S SAYINGS -
Mrs Meek, • yost.g-looktog, middle-aged
Lady had been away for some time, tied
Dame tack much improved to health.
Amoog the people who noticed the improve
r meat was her smell nephew.
" Why, auntie,'' he laid, " ht w ince you
look. Why, when you wept sway. you
looked as if you were • hundred years old ;
and now, he added, se he surveyed the
fresh, youotr•looking face before him, " you
look quite • little lees than • hundred."
MIXED PIOIt11S
Traveler (inquiring at famous oast lel—
Can I gag the antigsites today' Ser -ant -1
am afraid sot, sir. My lady and her
daughter have gone to town. Household
'1 oew 1e, Castro, the - magician, make •
420 gold mew dwpp.•r in three minutes.'
•Tbot's ðane. You ought to rte my wife
vette with . $20 bill ata church bazar.'— At-
tests' .I ouroaL
' Oh, Georgie' Laura, dearest, I'm so
—" Stop where you ars, George ! I'm
ever so glad to see you, of counts, but I
lust will out have my sleeves rumpled "—
Los Angeles Times.
' I do not like big women,' said the heed.
lees geotlemman sitting pert to an unusually
tall lady et disaer, and then, .eeiog his
blunder, he added, 'At least, when they are
young. -- Tit•Rats.
• I say, doctor. tell me - what the ditTerssoe
betwese the grip and • cold really u'' Dr.
Pills.. On • ooeridential tonsil--Thedoctor's
fees. P.opte don't tall • physician for •
oold. fle Courser.
• My wile,' complained N. t'eck, in an
outburst of confidence, ' keeps me is hot
water all the time.' And •11 the other pas-
sengers in the car looked at him is shivering
envy.—Iodi•o.poh. toured.
' Why does Bliggtne always toast on his
wife being o-eewt when he makes • politic.
al speech" ' Hum -1 meet it's the only
time he enjoys the eatisi•ctios of having her
do the lista.iag.'-- Meshinggtoo Star.
Little Sister -- Any new studies this term`
Little Brother—Om, Flocutioo. . What's
that " ' 11's le.rnin hoe to read • thing so
it will woad as if you was at the other end
of • drainpipe.' --good News.
Mr. Rjo.es--Don't you thick Johnnie is
getting too big to be • msgeseger bey` MR
Biomes—No; 1'4 rather keep him there, be-
cause there is no dower of his getting into
fest oompamy. --Philadelphia Record.
' Do you think • girl ought to learn to
000k before she gets married'' asked the
practical man. 'Ye.,' replied the dyspeptic
friend ' Either that, or *Ise she ought
to be wittiest not to try.' -- Wasbiegton
Star.
Dwyer—You say the p- risoner stole your
watch. What diotingu.hisr feature was
them about the watob ! Witess—It had
my sweetheart's Mature is it. Lawyer—Ah,
I sem A woman in the teem —Troth.
' I'm so sorry supper isn't reedy,' said
Mss Dinsmore to her husband wale be
ma* is. I .tt..ded the nseeti•g of the
..arafternoon,icircle this afternoon, and I sande%
get
sway.'
n Hemmed is, went yes !' asked
her y
VARIETIES.
Uanstsatly iso.eei.g w.•ltb--.e aster
how shimmed—assrtg.d ter milli par�me..
a the manses of tar arestry. i1e ri.b
f..1'e tate melt to be • ~Wag.Ss ie
everyone hte laying
sip treasure
be
gar hsaif, sod
The Menge et • man's maitre sengstbaee
abaiem hie sedum. A rich plaster dews
dank, wham asked how Meg slam he hems
M And tberpreesure et the eltligailea to bap
t0s eelliftisig the me�aae. asewered :
'Ever slang I beeesa. • m '
we haw Me heart of Maas es wail se
we INmapmer wak and wee h!y esttembe.
d vt j an their wtmngsdiep. era would he
hMtet t. swears thong hr ahrr
Mares Te the swam
of jmdg�t�teIt mediae M tetth-
Asei las Era& NM d • emMag. er
washout, arab le is thee.ik sad • searwt
r .•.ked tole w91 lap d tits stet ler gee-
awMuma few L dime I0i. yew
" Shall 1 get • half ticket for Edith'"
asked the father of that little person, as he
took out hie puree at the station. .. No, 1
do* t think it will be necessary." answered
hie wife. " She's ouch a little tot of stilts
that although, of coarse, she's over age,
think 1 neo smuggle her through. Now rat
sp clot. to mamma," she added, later,
drawing the child to her end *eresdiee out
her own ample draperies, and the oouductor
pawed en with hardly • gleam at the little
figure clout beside the big one. " Mamma,"
cried Edith, ae soon as the man was out of
sight, " u that what you meant by smug,l-
img me through'"
1)oo't you think I lock sweeter than
I toed to look'" •eked Kyelyo i• most
original little mortal) of her former nerve.
" Why, yes," answered the tatter " Ito
you know west makes it demanded the
ehild. " No, my dear, whet is it'" and the
infant answered : •• Tbourht. of Jesus and
the oew way 1 wear my hair."
Little leabelre amtber had very iajudi-
ciouoly allowed the child to drink weak tea
with her m..J. ic.ss•d of milk. Ove day
Iosboll was taken out to lunch at. • friend's
house, and the friend, dreaming that
the child could driek anything other than
milk, placed it before her is • breed, low,
fancy cup. The child gazed at the milk is
Elmo* for • wbtlo, sad then astonished her
hostess by remarking disdainfully, •' I sr.
no cat."
Helen had been te.•ing for permission to
go to daacing school, and had been refused.
" Rut why can't 1 go asked the child.
" Because there are so many other things
that I have to do for you, dear," her mother
answered, " 1 cannot afford any more,"
" But can't I rive up something else .' the
child persisted. '• Why, 1 know," u an
idea flitted across the brain of this embryo
woman of the world : " I will give up
('hrutien Vodesvor !"—Naw ] ark Tribune.
Absent 11111. 0•11.
There is an Illinois eosgresam•n who is •
trifle absent minded. His friends tell •
story about him:which exasperates him so
thst he has threatened to kill the very next
perm who repeats it. That only proves
that it is true, you know. However, this
Y the story. The conereesm•n was welkin.
along • Chissgo street Doe day when he wits
stopped by • beggar.
The congressman—you know how tender
hearted congressmen are—wept down into
his pooket. He looked at the beggar sym-
p•th.tically as he headed him • half dollar.
"How long have you been dumb!' hegask-
'Twenty years.' said the beggar.
'Dear leer me ' dear as murmured the
coogr.wman. ea he walked cm. 'Isn't that
dreadful ' Dumb twenty years.'
And thea the point dawned on him.
VI ashingto. Net.
ed
(.*.deur. in She wed Nome.
The little son of G•sersl Crittenden was
devoted to kis father's war-horse, that wee
tamed ter the illustrious John .i. Crittenden,
of Kentucky, the "hild's grandfather. He
asked hie father to tell him of • retreat be
made during the war, but at • oset.in point
maid : ' Father, were yea ea John J !' Be-
ing answered affirmatively, the youagetsr
slid down from the paternal knee, sad was
toddling off es fast as his little legs meld
carry him, when his father said
• Where are you going, my son"•
' Father,' he said, turning and showing •
face full of reproach, • John J. never would
have retreated if yea hadn't turned him
'toned.'
The game boy grew to manhood, and died
with hie foes to the foe with ('cuter sad his
mea ee the Little Rig Horn.
1.seme Wile&'. emirate.
After Hilary Wilson's first election to the
United State. Senate, he gave his treenail •
droner. The tails was set with est .se
waggles. epos it.
'Whore are the games!' asked several of
the gg•engngtkss.wily.
'(i�ti.ssoe,' said Yr. Wilma, 'you kaow
my friendship for you sed my obligation to
yea Great as they are, they are net
greet eseagb to make ms target 'the reek
whams I wee hove •d the pit wham I
was deg.' Sane el yea kens how themes.
.f intent memeadewed my youth.
That i miyDt .ways I Sed teem my early
serreesdi•sa Per whoa i w I an indebt-
ed, .der fled, be sty teesperanee veer sad
my adherents' to ft. Otil Le wbM yN
wast to sat, and M this head ems p avid.
it, it den be is1bsgsiap , bat wines and
Piquet. =meet elute M this MM. with sty
eeemet, Masse, I will esu greed is the
path of smear the snare teem whisk i bare
,
Three roma" .haws Mewed the brsye
Sseasr that uta admire the as. wae.has
the satraps d kis emtvleeleas.
He d1rwerds fa1IW els Aim of Tib.
President et the Mohd State
Men fevers lad Misr epideole sea
tweed, satiny lies ie is.Ntyrie}g theease ms
ma
Mss with Ayer'. �meeth le the meet Moer-
.hM M rest .' wMsmvs. ding..
he I nsiing In the i. lib wise iearm
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DELICIOUS
MAZAWATTEE
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
Sold Aiiully
la Grote
Brtttl!
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
11 1 LB. AID LB. LEAD PICIBTS
IT 40, 50, IID 60 CUTS PBI LB.
SOLD I:Y—
C. A. NAIRN,
H. E. SNELL,
"' STURDY BROS.
New a Wilde was wen.
IN 1882 Mr. iabouchere. • relative of
the pretest V.P. of that name, was clerk
in the banking house of Hope, of Amster-
dam.
One day he was gest by his parent.. to Mr.
Bering, the selebnted London banker, to
augotiate • loan.
He displayed in the affair so much ability
ea to entirely win the esteem and contideaoe
of the banker.
'Faith,' said l.sbouchere one day to Rar-
iag, 'your daughter is • eharmang creature.
1 wish I meld persuade you to giro me her
heed. '
'Young man, you are joking ; for seri-
ously you must allow that Mise Baring
could never become the wife of • simple
clerk.'
Rut,' said Mr. L•bouchere, 'if 1 were in
partnership with Mr. Hope"•
'Oh, that would begun* • differect thing;
that would entirely make up for .11 other
degmeecies.'
Returned 10 Amsterdam, iabouchers stud
to his patron :
'You must take me into your partoer-
att.
y young fr...d, how can you thick of
geek . thing ' It is inipeesible. You are
without fortune, and -- -
'Rut if I become the son•io-law of Mr.
Baring''
'In that case the affair would goon be settl-
ed, sad you have my word.'
Fortified with them two proteges, 1.•-
boaobare returned to Rowland, and two
months after married Miss Rami., betimes
Mr. Hope bad promied to take him into
p.rtneship,and he became allied to the hoose
of Hope ea the strength of that promite of
marriage.
T1s a■dtvtdnet nus.
A great evil has hose developed by the
use of the 'individual eel% in the aertma-
•
THE
WEAK
LINK
ire urc
W eseng
A NealACT10 COLD
est.. ...«o.e
Pear eserrandin.
SINAI( N k Csti w1 TINI
Pyne- Pectoral
THm QUICK CURB
oouoAp, cotes
St.ONONI ..1,
eeeeeswop•, w►•.
Vas. Seam. • et
IN8I8T
Upon having Featherbone Corsets.
Refuse all substitutes.
See they are stamped thus:
'11,12111111P
PATENTED SEPT. 3rd, 1 884. be. 20110.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS SO STAMPED.
SPRING MILLINERY !
S629B CAS=ON
wishes. 10 .unaunce to liar rustollters and the lathes of l:uderi.•h and sur-
roun.iing country that she has placed in stock all the new, I. .piing f.•:liiotte,
broth iu Shapes »rad Trimmings, that have been deeigneel for this Semon it
tnule ; and also that the present well assorted stock will be retie% 1 from
week to week throughout the Sees(nt. •
.•
Ilating adopter) the *strictly Cash system, broth in buying and selling, she
is prepared to quote the lowest possible prices first chum llillinery can Le.sold
for, and can .1u0te Hats from _'O etas. up.
There will he no special opening Clays, but t•tt•iy day will be an opening
for all who wish tasty and artistic Millinery made up in the best wanner.
Thanking iiiv many patrons for past favors, I solicit a rontinuonce of
save. Call and insp'a say stock. MISS CAMERON.
SPRING IMPORTATIONSI
We have received the greater part of our Spring Stock of Ilootw and
Shoes, comprising the Finest and moat Stylish Footwear that the market af-
fords. In Lollies', Misses' and Children's Black and Tan Oxford Ties we are
showing exceptionally good value. In Ladies Gaiters, etc., we have s fine line
which are very papular just now. Ladies', Misses' and Children's, Mutton
Boots in endless variety, at prices to suit the times. in Gents' wear we have
all the leading styles in Mongol•, Shell Con[ and Calf. Boy& and Youths'
School Shoes at prices that defy Competition. Call and seat our Ladies' White
and Tan Canvas Oxfords.
Wm. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Corner East -.t. and Square. Successor to E. 1)owxtxti.
P.S.—The of our Winter Stock will be sold reganlless of cost to
clear out
tom -viz., the doubling of the Dumber M 35-CASiL PRIS35the oommuntcsnts. Our "lotion u that if
Christie*. will not commune with ow
another atter the old wsy, their fellowship
is pot very clow when they oommuoe attar
the new fashion. And when • pastor boast-
iogly declares that the number .f communi-
cants was doubled the first service atter in•
trodn.•ine the individual cups, we are in-
clined to think they have more of the spirit
of fashion than of Christ. 1s this unright-
eous judgment '
NEW BAKERY
IN—
G- 01) :E R 101-3:.
JOHN A. GREEN
has established a new Bakery and Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton-st in
Bar'rie's old stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pastry
of best make. Large Loaves at 8 ctn.,
and small Loaves at 4c.
No combination ; no extortion; but
everything to suit the times and the
pockets of the people.
If you want Good Brand and Cheap
Bread leave your orders at the New
Bakery', on ilatgi!Wn Street
Wending cakes a Specialty.
Bread delivered to all porta of the
town. -- --
1st prize, S26; 2nd, 8I5 : 3rd,
SbO. 4th, S5. 5th, S2 10
prizes of SI each 20
prizes of 50c. each.
The Propn.tora of
nn
aladaeylau
T
S
offer to school cbilareo the above
pelican, competition open until 1st
of May, for the best perm or
rhyme, the initial letter of the
lines reading downwards to com-
pose the words
'Salada'CoIooTcas
o:o—
The poem is expected to he the
result of the child's own thought,
tl•e mime, age, address and school
to be appended to each poem, also
a card out of • package of
t t Salada" Ceylon Tea.
STURDY BROS.,
sommistik
The Iq.0 rt aiedertrb.
INITelephos. Connection.
JOHN A. GRUMP.
Aa Ails
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