HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-12-10, Page 9THS SIGNAL : GODNRICH. ONT., THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1896
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POET'S OORN ER.
. three r .. rens withal • thew !"
Wb. .s .sS had nue tree.
W know that gate el &Was hers
Oar leemespe a11N paw
lotto.M
l w(i sale .id seed,
Densly 1011, tb.81 •eared k.ou • '
Who tL hs.Adar seal sea l ad,
(lard. ad eons. hat (led •ism. 1
a.,.. ee Theo.
" Bat Thea has saagas s. Mar Thea art
MU pt.s... is the srowd.d street,
la wary Maly. wirinit beam
Th.$ theft we mese :
"Arid .a one sample. Uvng dead,
That 1.s.aa deem, .r Wise.. pail,
Or awn sae awoken sed,
L4.as svisa:
"Rime may ttaesies joy we *eke.
Ter mea sad trona tbat we me,
It His eine/ ler Tby mho,
Is Rives to Thee."
THE WONDROUS CHILD.
Oen is royal Darti's sty.
Stead • lowly set t le.hd,
Whin • gala laid her baby
L a sager ler Rie bad.
Mtpy was that askew taild,
Jesse cart her Utile child.
He se a lawn te earth fns Haves,
Wb. is Osd sad Lord of tJI,
And Hae shelter wee • stable,
Aad His cradle was • stall
Wish the poor, sad m*.•, and lowly,
Lived en earth out Stirlen hely.
/lad through.l1 Hie wondrous c:.ildbeod,
He would boar and obey,
Lave Ong watch the lowly mother
Is .heed gentle arms M ley.
Obr$.Maa 'Addrs all man 1s
Mild. obedient, good, ss He.
Ter He. i• our childhood's patters,
Day by day, pike es, He ire.
He was little, weak..ad belpl.ss
Tears ad smiles. like m, He knew.
Aad He t.olstk for our sadness,
And he sheath in our gladness.
Lad ear hones at last shall ass Him.
Tlires:b His own reclean' love ;
Ter that Qd4, so dear asd gentle,
Is ear Lard is Heaves above.
And He leads His Midday co
Te the piss .hen H. is gen.
Nee in that poor, lowly .table,
With the oleo .feeding by,
We shall see Him : bet i. Heaves -de
8e0.t Clod's nen hand on Dish.
Whoa, like eters, His ekildrea maned
All ie wines obeli mad monad.
QATHI NED GOLD.
?52 CHan metes entiuATiew.
To de ler elbows is tome eat
What Thea hest dens for nae,
&nee in seek work thy .mats Wye
fogad
A dear walk with The.
Noe M deepen the lowliest task.
It dose but to thy names ;
Why morn to 811 • serveat's plias
Sas Thou beet filled the mane?
--8eiesal.
w1Txasurm roto as.
Ants 1.I.
ret era ! awe t 'Mo year craw
Ta bear vitae ter year lead.
Ter yea are hie esrvwts truly.
And vast heed be'. ry word
T. sleet stead up boldly for Him,
Nevar sewatimg eon or porn.
Madly bearing are and suffering.
9e hie Demo may glen v gain.
Christ's's. see yea waits Warily !
Soca the Bridegroom will be born.
Woe do atekt r growing darker,
With the dews He will appear :
Are year lamps alright and shining,
Ready for the ~nag sty,
Praying others se Wilma In,
T a s the Lord indeed le nigh ,
-K. F. Halirmi.y.
There me heights beyond ear dreamily
There are nye beveled ear seheeaiag.
la the carpo.. sad the seemed
Of ear Leel.
Arad our peace is folders,
Within the promise golds-
•' I ria with thee. sad will keep shoe,
' T. the utast of my weed"
L'I.AIas ?man...
01, bow '.like the oeaplex works of .an,
Heaven's easy, artless, uaeamatbsted pus !
No astetrtdome eras to beguile,
No elteeteriag ornamente to olog the pile
Irews eiest•ti.s as from wahines fres.
It .sande Use the oersle. •rob we sea
Majestic h its owe .impiieity.
I.eedbd above mho parte' from .tar.
Campine= ea the brightness of • liar,
i -gain Gly ay the light they give,
Sant the seal-galokening words--
5115vre ten Lira.
--Cow rs.
50. 5gtnL SMHT&.
(By so old Writer.)
Whoa .esrsiy slather,
The bear. I sailor.
♦ id sad thasibte amber
My weary Berl
The $ .'sghs will either Me.
Thar Then art ear pas :
Wheat ear bbear M
L well bl.1laed.
My sad Thou keep./.
Who saver deepest ;
'MM gbaom the Napa,
There's Witt above.
Tate eyes beheld ate,
Thiol are ..fold pets,
Thy weed ha told a-
" Grid is lea"
MAN AND WIFE IN DISTRESS
10
CATAam11 - iR nein rr
e PDYutwe Til reaper
Dm Amwav'S
w't wsai.r!r
SAD, IT MA
WC MA
roWD
Oa1.D I•
Te. TIM
VOUS Top
B... Dr. Bearer,
wife WIweirs
omarl, hot
he. th meal
We past tired
d... A.
mem
rolled w+w. '
' We
bi.�.. ti'`y. ..d 11.Y..se
be se .Weea or es deeply enthed
warn �, sae hir J. D+
11b t the trot0 -Y i �Mgthelmniee Is �
.1127eWlash es Nis wailese&"
/�en pawl leek dews Is
4"maMlks se Sisk al.
AL
MIST
rtwAnnan. an-
-
says : "led;
wlthe
maine
today
paw-
aft -
HOT CORN.
Hawley --1 .y..w,de Toe really belie.e
that romantics is Islas r
Sawyer - 1 do•'t kite. Y us .w to he
hoop."
Mrs. Behan --1 des t .ee bow you ems
to.,k an in the too. !"
Ma B.abr A ma oats pt " d to
'buy tbiatp. --
" I hear that you ars Wildimg • sew
Yee. 1 couldn't very well build an old
ono, you kne.." --
Sb. --Yoe peened sss in the street the
other flay without aka at me."
H. -If I bad lacked at yes. I ouuld sot
Wire panned Tea."
Old lk oyer- - Yoe ha- ve eared your pet -
t. Now abet are roe worrying stat!"
Vona Doctor- 1-1 dost know .hot
neo of the medicines cured bins"
He -They .y .M's worth halt • millios.
rt4. - W.11, eh. seeds is i• bar Wainer "
11.-- What'll that "
She- Lwotisg for • bab•ad."
thematically Ia.Uod Tourist (in Wales)
-Whet is the death -rats bare!"
Native ---cisme a. It is e.orywb.r Mee ;
one death kw every inhabitant.'
•' Wasn't thin aloe of (terga to my that
1 looked mat like • quom
" That depends. Did yen over e. •
picture of the Quota of Dahomey. '
" 1 think ICU's sow photographs must
look exactly like her.'
„Why v+
" She ben.'t shown them to . living nul.
A wag reoeatly .wan exceedingly pot
pogo man w•lkieg is • siren la Torah,
whom he immediately •aio.Wdthus "Pair,
may 1 enquire if you me wheat is par -
neuter !"
" Why," inked the pretty girl-" why
do they .y that love is of the heart '"
" To ekow," said the Doleful liaohalor--
,• ie new that the brain hn nothtne to do
with it."
"Now, ohildren,'said - the t.ober, "whet
do you Dell the meal thin yea en in the
=overt !
•
" Oatmeal ' ' prompt Iv reepo.ded • nem-
ber of tete ole.
bin. Murphy -1)o you as. mildewed
auk!.
Mrs. O'F.hey-I think it must be.on•
dossed. Ther• is never more than • pint
end • half in • quart."
Big Sister -Dick, I tbisk it is time little
fake were is bed"
Little 1)tek, on Mr. Ni.fallow'. knee -
Ott ! it's •1l rieit. Mamma .id L was to
may lyre until eke mute dowees•ita"
" So you are as leasee • newsboy. but
*= other to • theatre! Hew do you like the
Snore !"
,. Firm rate. I always telt I was not
bore for literature. bat for the stove."
That barber bas sha- ved me for two
yen, sad I doe's believe 1 have spoken •
darn words to him."
" How i• that !"
•' He h.s never riven a• • ob•aoe. "
Mrs. Dawson -Ns, my k.sb•ad ain't
dope much ter twenty-five years."
MR Daley-Hea be hem ea invalid .11
that time !"
Mrs. D.wtta-No ; his boos . pelic
a •n. "
Briggs -Well. old fellow, I .m • Isotopy
Gee'"
Wilson -How . "'
Briton -i bare •wt succeeded to borrow
it eaosgb to pay every omit 1 owe in the
worts
" Robby, did you .t that Tittle pie your
m"tber side for von yesterday."
Robby-No,.ir : i gave it to my teaober.
" Did .be et it
Robby -1 *appose so -i suppose so. Sbe
wasn't at school today
Jaok'. M•mae.-Then wore three salon
of oak!: ie th. cuphe•rd, Jack, and sow
there are only two How doss that
lapen w
J•ok-1t was so dark in the., mamas,
that I didn't see the other "
Wan Rosebud -Don't you device •t 011,
Mr. Lovedey !"
Tem Lovedsy-No. 1 ha.' never leers
ed how."
Miss Ro.bud-That's nothing. Lets of
as 4.... woo lav never ls.rsed bow."
Fins Guest se .er.sp- r)-That woman
d..sin4 with Brows le sndoshtsdly bad-
man. bus she las • marked Sok ot 'spree -
era. "
S0 sed Oast-Isdsed ! I faairy you
sever beard her express herself. SM is my
wife." --
A Literal Trea.letiea-Papa," be bade.
" what's Oa optiatn j"
• 11'. • feey4, replied tits father, " wham
seerriee thinks • wise pima."
' Aad what's • peeshniit !"
" A .les perms whom *arra Utak, •
feel."
" indeed. Mer Dinka. yea are the s-
ly girl I east loved." bosss the yeses! ea
who gas : " eap swegagee yen b� bathe d Winne
sort el thin .N be yea fee the past toasty
years : mgt n this wleaae-
" Sir r
Sol--W.s then •.T parliw1r tt'.g
Mat the tars thee Omit it you!"
• brv.1
" Is Is allover r
1e the armee Maid sd theta wards .he
daopssd to the leer. The baby had .pilled
the Usk.
Hied HN -Mildred -Revs you heard
the maw swat Charlie Hanks sad WWI
hast•. r
♦d,1aNs-x.: what is it r
Iffilandl-Hey to love whi hr."
1I,lgW�-Rens ds yes kw r
jalljred-He worked two hoses or •
Weal We b
" te leash her
meths, th rite the bleyela.
The
a
inmpest*/ the was el the lam •
memnsi. and Sham passed say froth the
ideate ' h'% see a.ida' pee N revs tree
gap awe ON gel t side.'!w�� seit
0...
"I Ma thamme wmeh
ftep . NOM the maw. 11...
she W we wee elNrw.th�
igen abs labiamew •• tet e. w
CRISP AND CASUAL
The word Eska, means " Raw 1.h
la Atria wives are ••.silo•• said her
we p.akese of hair lima.
Every tea-tkou..•d.tk purses lives be be
100 year. ,.14.
The regul.tleei step et the Beittwh Army
is 120 to th. =Leeks.
Lead.aers wets 07,611 letter. • day,
nag thirty /ellen .t ilk.
A horns' weighhig 6. es 7.a ie we-
nded
lf.tded with about 10,000 ems.
('.sten-pnMrag .whim.mo ba.. repieesd
1.500 per at. el Mad labor.
le •tl Spaeh\ Amara the Isaias !arm
the gnat was a the papa nes
P tae bemired eel emeety tear thousand
ohtldr.e daily attend wheel . Leaden.
There .re four Matas is the HaIiLb
Cheat womb seder E8 per •etasa sal`
Great Britain's eopeaditare per bead as
her wavy is nearly double tact ed ay ether
..two
The t"oyoles seed in the Fr.ask army
' soh ha .e Marie light, With ma be
tureen on or of et will.
The m.ot mostly bicycle ie the world hes
been preowned to the Questa of Italy. The
wheels ore of pan gold.
Swim aro sow made . delicate these a
sig.ture se • peen of paper with • sell
lead peed mu b. weighed.
The 7..0(1•.0 leagues* le spotses by ab'
about 185,000,000 dorsal., while (Bassa ie
.poke by ever 400,000.000.
The how law of Swedes forbids as,
aeon bailor drink without b.yiag some-
thing to eai .t the e... time.
The wipe e.11•n at the Crystal Palen., is.
*Iodise the accommodation for bottled beer,
ea mon pals • mile in length.
Over thirty of tIss largest seas steamers
of the Vatted Kingdom eaa be ooavorted
late snood cruisers t• .110 hears.
la every .boot in Paris there is • rase
surest where free meals are saved M the
children who are too poor to pay for them.
The abase of lead felling to .sob lab•M-
teot of the globe in the event of • parti-
tion would be about twenty•tbres gad • half
acre.
Among eery 1,000 baobalone there .n
thirty eisbt artesian, ; unclog mar-
nad mew the ratio is ay sight... per
1,000.
it ie estimated that twit yens are re-
quired for else (;opt Sema wow to twee
free the .bores of Florida to the oats of
Norway.
The authorities of Beaton Uaiv.reity
have decided that the etedenta man either
give op the use of tob.000 or leve the is-
. titnnon.
From Cine £92,000 worth of boas hair
is exported annually. It Domee meetly
from the beads of malefactors, I. span •.d
deed peons.
An smart watchmaker era turn out from
260 to 300 watches each year with the aid
of .sobieery. 85 per at of former basil
labor beteg time replaesd.
Hair from the beads of .rimisl•, peep-
ers, and dead people in Chins °oaatttmtes •a
article of er,tort is that empire n.Nt ti.g
to nearly £100,000 yearly.
The wings of the owl are lined with •
.ft down, that sables tb.m to Iv withal
making the slightest sound, • were import.
ant mutter to • nocturnal bird of prey.
Berlin le see of the moot oeamepoliten
of European eines. Though it is the o.pi-
en of perme.y. only thirty seven pee
sees of it iasbitants are Ossa=s by
birth.
lb encourage the Enelish silk ind.try,
the Prins of Wates has eoseated to own
the fashion by wearing many -hued silk
waistcoats when appearing in erasing
dress.
The. .re 1,250 mites of water pipes
throughout London. Eos., the New River
('aempay baying the greatest extent -300
muss -the East London bar axe with lIM
miles
The sire of the loafue in the human rain
ben no relation to the bought. The sagas
of • wears 5 ft. high is frevt eetly leaser
thaw these of her husband, .ho rejoice' is
611. 10in.
Aa •ami-bloyole league hes been o►g•airod
in Pares, Aleph member of "Isiah pledges
bash never to got out of the way of • hi-
oyole. but b.riooslly to allow himself to be
run dews.
The work performed by the he.aa body
is • day, is oiroal•ting the blood, breath-
ing, and other 'involuntary protases. Is
e qual to that of twenty-two bores power
for ea* rams
A " boas arrow " le eon ot the saw -
noes in London. A young wom•a is shot
from • bow,m.d le eaglet by •'other young
woman who le .uspeaded head downwards
from the roof.
le Ksgle.d sad Wale 8,972 miles of rail-
way out ed (4,044 miles of doable Base ea
world on the block system. la Nalaad
praoii.11y the whole of the Wan" le
worked an that system.
Isle often a my.Nry hew • old Isar been
' .right." The fen Se, bewev.r,sba whom
the bled is pa ad the system dope
see Worms pemlisrly liable is d �d�
When the appetite er streagt0 fails. Ayer.
Sarsaparilla shagld hs takes withal de-
lay.
A. aaeileh motor -ear .ammfaataaee ie
Wilding a two tory beam M rem en
wheels, prepUd by a .sir soder It. The
the stew ie nIaptibk, .a as le s=able the
bow to pass under bridges.
Ayers Pills, befog oessweed of the es -
sweat naves of the hese ygple1le apart -
ate, without •ay .t ihe weedy or fires
..terlel .bates, is the mesa why they
are . much are .smears sad eatable
*as y star eathrMes The ben favid
abyths
A tailored vitae i. an ♦.ria mart
reseed♦ stated that be was mesa M testi-
fy as to • e.rteia ...arses. lasagne he
had • " domestic tremble " le about thin
time
"What was Them Wasik nreuble.prsy !"
mk..f time .x..i'i.g
• W*U, I mu the tr.n, 'beat," sand the
winsome, " I was is Me pathway for
stea le' a ow."
Jack -We yen • keg e..rtahip, old
fellow !
Will-Oruoras. M 1 My .W had due
NW brothers aim sham
' Rosily, bat white peerenee did that
make r
" Whin diastase f Well. M you had be
bribe • resod like th.5 be keep eat of the
ram every time yea "wt te leo year gal.
you ..SIJ ems watt te wt dews the eR.
pans*"
♦ very aria s.nsant is tidal, the seal-
of
ek01 Ones. }e the law whish alms le eh-
&pawy for wiry as'i te ridge te Ilk
the hap woos ha el the tidy
5.5.11.0. Mw .1
ha rgMr ah. vs. We sir
r �IiwalL 11. MwMg eller lath bees m-
itt pis d e.adilil ! tyre tie women esu al
lewd te e .hiked iMIMM lige limit
FUR
TOCK
We are anxious
Stock during the n
offering :
BEDROOM SUIT8
BED8TE08 (eourtav
SIDEBOARDS -
PARLOR SUITS
DINING TABL
" CHAT
BED 8PRIN
MATTRES S (.buts)
(00
ut the balance of this
and for that reason are
- $7, 8.60 and 10.50
- 111.60
- $7 8, 10, 12, 18
$15, 20, 30, 32
4, 8. 7
80•, 70c
50, 1.76
bc to t3
• fro
and all oth Furniture correspondingly
a chance . dom offered of getting Furniture
duced p es.
Great
Discount
Sale
P. This is
such re -
THOS. GUNDRY, assig
now going on at
WORSELL'S
as we wish to sell as many Stores as possible
before the new year, and knowing that this is
the season when people are looking for Bar-
gains we will giveou Bargains in Seating
and Cookinj Stoves from now until the end o/
the year. he largest stock to choose from an -it
we will make the prices the lowest in Goderieii-
We always mean and fulfill what u'e advertise.
J. H. WORSELL
The $to44 and Furnace roan.
S. mews re drew d 7� oe�as .fie a doo.sss.. Y. y lar. 1 -
IN BICYCLES G11 EN FREE
*1,625 ANO W/TONES EACH MONTH
As Follows: R ' FOR IN
Total gives during year 1897, $19,500 WRAPPERS
10 fleet Pita, $100 Stearn Blank, . . $ 1,000
Salmi " $25 .sial vatoh . . . . 625
illleg fid Votress Ow soh nate . . 1,825
HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. RULES�.�y
rremit v.en/(is$
s *551.55. I alierr.,itae.50 5. d ar.i a le refa gaol
t
p.U5 ee.e.0...write- Toe..▪ .Mere .M ams ear
5.4
ns rs a a .m
base.. r.15 " Nakao
.ones.
�,raa..aa5e'esssr�a• �astreve g eloper ties
. tit. Ween
tuba. ow mils. ISM sod
n etivE, a enesse• epees. • WY. w
i'
ens•
en the tee.
et Pas MP-
W.
i
W. M
1
HAlas OW BBTtICT
..thew e...rl.. Comer W. .1 rt
C..55.
al.
gee. Mee ed Hata
P,../.pe et few l..ewn.e
.q err mete. ..fag tat. wss5r
r.e.a.d re w kr MO .weep mass
wee .m r ram ra.lies seal
r awn..M5..e. 5. .ssia..& tern a 0..
laws /helms. 1AL. W Omit ...a... •t. ..saes er
1. ��prre let d .Arts l b.a...Wi./.Nrfd.m
r hews.. r ...preme 21 lays silt alb ..ream
r3. ia�a low .beams Ir.. wig ese.e.R r •.re
.e /err bitty r .M tar•tag.M).spall
lm. Lir
a.eaw..J 5.5s0 .. a.= saw. r •..ser
..tweet mm... lass, 0505,, 11&r 1051.
like '( leaved ieseleseiePmekkoes LET= sito...14.. ss Scott at.. Tecate
maw r gmr.a...a ae tae ribs" sed br.a.,ars memem=r
A. B. COR 1EI.L,
almer.
Beautiful
in Underta
prices. Mrs.
LARGEST 8T
For Low Prices
1. Don't pay big
all female cases.
FURNITURE in TOWN
at prion' low
Shades
fine lot of Window
t on South-st.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE 1
Th' BENDERSON BICYCLE CO.,'"
having pareheeed the Odsrish ihwlty Gad all it.'P•tterss for C=rape.
ie prepared te ,apply
PUN POINTS, also SILL, IGIICl1LTUMI. and STOVE CASTINGS
a abort noels% as the
Mrt. Steve. 1...... sad •ll ge
done
was .diem~ Awis� lett.
Iferage.wEhis
use Som.. Biwytda We.
saaWa a.r.s...
lisp is always spa mad .ar:iun f em.
repass siesse d with Wm work
en year osiers sad ria a pia•nsl
p'esad ler..hssp.�e eeptyr
Jar WILION, Manager.
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned liege to ttatwila
the public that he keeps on Kana
all grades of
$OA�° N COAL
AND
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
8pootallnit tloa rises N
OUT
and
WOOD
Coll and get prices and see mwspho
of wood.
Office and yard. NELSON -ST..
soar Malts Bras. Hetet.
D. 0. STRAOHAI r
Proprietor
DAVISOMaGOO.
The Up -i0 -date HASDWAHS and SPORT-
ING Goons E.soiuuM wirh 80 call at-
tention to the fact that their '96 and
'97 stockeof S�at05 are to hates
and are be- y and dom
the finest
assortment
and best quality ever brought to
town. Already many pairs in Ladies'
Fancy and Gents' Hockey have been
sold We have repeated our orders
in some liner, and would advise in-
tending purchasers to leave their or-
ders et once, as many of the up to -
date lines will be scarce-
DAVISON
carce
DAVISON & CO.
WE NUKE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
W allies ire.. a 1.. to 14 tit. Slow
treamertleas.
WRITE FOR PRIOES.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO.
�e0} ADELAIOS ST. E..
•Almay.. roan TORONTO.
THIc STAFF Cr LIFE,
Adulteration and .ub.tetutlos is food pre -
elects have of late yeah. lissome . ,cease e
evil. that tmvernmenteevery where have been
obliged to t. I la the service. a am%alysto to
chert their spread and .re the 11, , . of the
people.
Otte of the 100.t important mirth Ira of rood
unquestionably is BktICAD.
For pure wholesome Bread, it must he made
from Melt and Hop Yeast ; for this reason It
10 easily soluble in the fuioa of the stomach.
or. Is otter word. light of digestion.
Hop and Malt Yeast le pronounoed by the
boat analysts le !.(lead to be the pare earl
unsdulessuted yeast, sod is used by the best
bakers la the oonntry.
IN MY BAKERY
Yon can get for sae ant pe much Bread made
from Hop Yeast as you cam for three sable
from the pressed Toasts which are twsfm�
tbemsah. ea the public bWattdut Watt woe
mad imam give the ate sweet flavored bread
MY BREAD I9 MADE FROM THE PURR
MALT AND HOP YEAST AND NO. 1
MANITOBA PATENT FLOUR.
rt and prose ter yourself. 1t is the .eat
end sweetest broad that 05. be
predmed of ear yeast on the market My
ewe sp=iels. In the fakery burin eon has
proved twee se be fact.
D. OAINTKLOIN.
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STEAM ;BOILER WORKS.
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