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Sari. 18, 1886,
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WIIY HUE WAH SALTED,
The Sunday School was hushed and still
And the parson led in prayer,
Then the speech would now bu Made
13y a stranger who was there.
The lesson told, that day, the fate
W the city resod by fire,
And of the great reward of those
Who did the Lord's dosiro.
And then the stranger spoke of those
Who disobeyed God's law,
Said they the end of such as stared
In the death of Lot's wife saw.
To impress the foot ho asked a of e,
Small Dight -year urohins they,
Why God had turned Lot's wife to salt
On that ill-fated day,
One little rascal made response,
With grimy hand upheld,
Flis shrill voice sounded loud and clear:
"She was too fresh," he yelled.
GOD KNOWETII BEST.
When plans aro crossed and hopes deoxy
And 1 with grief am sore opprest,
Arvid my gloom I'll strive to say,
God knoweth. beet.
On this sweet truth my head shall 1io
As sleeping babe on mother's breast,
Even while tho storm is passing by
God knoweth bust.
When doubt and fear weigh down niymind,
And I am far front peace and rest,
Some comfort from the thought I'll find,
God lmuwoth best.
What matter where my tut may fall,
Whether it be in snot or west,
If watching but for duty's call,
God lulov:etl heti.
11 I should dwell in Melds afar,
()c• plough the sea waves' foaming crest,
This word lihall bu my guiding star,
God kilowatt' hest.
And w1 en, in locking o'er the past,
!lithe fair untns10 0, of the blest
1 the:, shall prove from 11x1 to last
God knawetl bawl,
o...vay.�sa:-..-ssmawmtansr�•.
The Poultry Yard.
Much profit is missed by feeding
young chickens too long.
Scatter the coops so that the chick
will have a largo area to forage for
insects and green food.
Don't allow the little chick to wade
around iu the wet grass. They aro
not equal to such exhausting exer-
cise.
Gapes and many other ills that
fowls aro heir to are often contraoted
by drinking sewage or impure water,
although this is generally the effect
of over -crowding or rearing too many
on the same ground, and especially
year after year.
The eggs of the Asiatic breeds, and
indeed. all the dark coloured eggs, are
preferred by cooks and confectioners,
and also by those who use them boil-
ed, to the white -shelled ones. The
latter, excepting those of the game
fowls, aro deficient in flavour. The
dark coloured eggs, as a rule, aro
larger and heavier than tho others.
That hens lay better when divided
into small flocks has often been dem-
onstrated. In ono flock wore 10 hens
and iu auother four, the 'former re-
ceiving Much better wire and food
than the latter, and having bettor
quarters. Tho highest number re.
ceived from talo smaller flock in ono
day was tour, and the average pro-
ducts of the two flocks have borne
about the same ratio.
As the price of eggs is usually low
at this r,enson, it large number may
be packed and stowed away until
priese become higher, says the Farm
and Garden. It not necessary to
keep eggs six months, though they
may bo kept a year with care. Prices
fluctuatevery mush, and throe mouths
make quite a difference. Opinions
differ as to which is tho boat method
ofprsserving eggs.. The usual pract-
ice is to pack the eggs in, salt,, filling
the spaoss well with the salt. Boit-
es should be used, and the small sizes
are bust. The eggs are placed on
end in the salt, and tylion the boxes
are full, the tops aro screwed on tight-
ly. Tho secret of success is to turn
the eggs at least thrso times a week,
which is done by turning the boxes
upside down. Tho difficulty with
preserved eggs is that the contents if
the egg remain in one position, settle
and adhere to the shells. This can.
not bo avoided whatever the motllod
or process may bo, but if they are
packed in boxes, and the boxes fro-
quently turned, as mentioned, the
difficulty will bo greatly lessened. In
addition to salt as a peeking, coal
ashes, plaster, well•driod oats or Dorn,
and even dust may bo used, but salt
to better. Dry processes aro more
convenient than the liquid methods,
and the later they .are preserved the
bettor. Tho chief point to bo observ=
od, however, is to frequently turn the
eggs, and to keop tho boxes in a pool
place.
THE B,li.U813EL6 POST
"Wait till the
clouds roll by."
STERI
r"I'm off o11 the
morning train."
"EUREKA," meaning ((I have found it," is what the Peo-
ple say when they call at
THE 'POST" C0K STORE.
A portion of our Stock, including All grades of Stationery, Envel-
opes, &a., School Books, School Bags, Pencils, Pons, Inks, Scribbling
Books, Crayons, Slates, Copy .13ookv, hymn I3ooks, Rae. Small Wares
in the shape of Mouth Organs, Robber Balls, Children's Paints, Purses
and a lot of Other articles, is to gland and more goods are on the way.
New Ontario Readers in sloe;.
1st, 2nd, 3lyd and 4th Books.
CALL & S o OUR F.A.NCY NOTE PAPER, & ENVELOPES.
Our object is not to ke;,p a large, cumborsomc stock, oar premises
won't admit of that, but to \ trult for what will suit the Public and by
always keeping a Fresh, Tilly Stock and :aolling at n small Margin to
merit :t share of Public Patronage. ,.
SCHOOL TEACHERS .S. D SCHOLARS will find it to their advan-
tage to make their purchases at THE ".HOST" i300K STOVE.
1Ve won't charge you anything to call and see, anyhow.
Yon know Where to fiucl us. Watch for "JUMBO" in our window at
TIP " PIO11 Fiblishilg Ruse.
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The undersigned. having purchased the Stock and Trade of Mr. A.
'Veal, and added thereto, is prepared to furnish anything in the
H'ITR 2'T'U ,' ]LIQ J.
UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT.
Economy in Funerals.
Having -added to the Furniture Business the Undertaking I tun pre-
pared to Furnish Funerals on shortnotice. FIRST-CLASS HEARSE
• in connection.
DE
A Specialty. Having a Practical Knowledge of every branch of the
Trade and having worked in some of tho largest factories
itI the Dominion of Canada the Public '
may always roly on getting
SATISFACTORY CORK.
I hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of the Public
Patronage.
ftOT MALCOLM,
Bayssxls.
HURON AND BRUCE
Loan & Investment Oo.
This Colnpiu1y is Loaning Money
on Farm Security at Lowwsr RATES
s
of Interest.
MORTGAGES PUIRCHHASED,
SAVINGS DANK DaAN(`II.
8, 4 and 5 per cent. Interest Al-
lowed on Deposits, according to
amount and time left.
Orrzen.--On corner of Market
Square and North street, Goderich.
Horace Horton,
Gedorich, Aug. 5111, 1887.
"�Fj,,2 I;RKSIIIRE 1i0A1l FOR SEIt-
oUglr bred'D rk undersignedeservikeep
e n A1ot 17,
Mit lino, Morrie, about two miles front Ern,
sole. 'Huron Lad" wee brad by H. aorbcy,
Guelph, told was sired by Lord Wellington.
bred ,gEngland;
, Lady
Nelly,ee1oot by Prixenunt, 147brad by E.Tombs, Ragland. This well in ti d pig waufar-
rowed Jm1.18tia, l9e9, Terms: 81, to be paid
at thou of eorvic ,, with privilege of returning,
if necessary. 30)15,10 M. Ma ItTr::,
.19.0111. Proprietor,
I AKIN
Th. Most Dellrotr i
SUMMER T
Palate Steamers. Low Bates.
Tour Tripe per Week Betwoon
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
And Every Week Day sotwaea
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Write ler our
"Picturesque Mackinac," Illustrated.
Contains ran Partlouium. Mailed free.
Detroit .Tt Cleveland Steam Nev. Co.
C. D. WHITco 8n, GEN. PASS. A07.,
DETROIT. MCH.
3
�,\7 11.. J;LA8IIILL,
Dittoing, thanking 118
many IOC their liber.
ul su)gmrt for the poet Ida years
riskies t" lnfurnl Gn0111 bila t be.
ing b0raed Out et the old stand Lae fitted up
it shop In Sunsle's i)1,,,k in 1r1 -a1 oe style
where bo hopes tecco all the old customers
tall 0.8 many now Dawes ase at to grog him
nell. 1 asap nothing bottle,'. -,,tuna moats, all
kinds of Poultry and 8aua' Moat Delivered
to all parte 01(1.11011?,,. (lash pail for
Fat Sleek.
Canadian ?ado railway Time Table
Teeswater Branch.
Mlles. Going West, Ball. Express.
0 Toronto. , Dep 7.00 a.m. 5.40 p.m,
0 Orangeville .. 0.50 " 7.05 '
4 Orangeville Jot 10,05 " 7,22 "
7v Amaranth t .. 10.15 7.02 '•
10 Waldemar.. „ 10.04 " 7.38 "
14 Luther „ .... 10.81 " 7.14 "
231 Arthur .. ... 11.08 " 8.10 "
30 IIonilworth..., 11:30 " 8,211 11
38f MT. FoukaT .. 11.08 a.m. 8,411 "
44 Pages t.. , , .. 12.10 p.m. 9,01
471 7iAtnus7urr., .. 12.86 11,10 ••
50f Fordwich ,. ,. 12.15 0.31 "
110 Gerrie.. 1.08 •• 9.41
G2} Wroxeter 1,15 0,18
00 Wingltam Lend 1.38 10.03
71 Teeswater.. Ai•r 1.10 p,m. 10.10 0
Allies Going Bast. Lxpr,,u, Mall.
e Teeswater Uep :.1a (,..m.;
..m,' 9.17 p.m.
5 \1'iugluun 1!"aal 5„tx •• '1.0 1 ”
11x \iluxcLnr .... ';,4i 8.10 ••
11 Clorrie .... :..5:1 •• :di
171 Pordwich , . . , 0.113 3,00
20f 1Tarrist111t .. .. li.'«a ^
d0 Pugh,, ,.. ,, .. 13.7 •• 3.3
3fia
All. Forest ,. ,, 0.11
Kenihcac•tl1 .. 7,e: •• 1,1a
Arthur , .... 7.211
Luther .. .. , 7.• 1.111
Waldemar.... 7.9 •' 7.17
aut.unnlh ^, . 8,01 0.91
Orang,ville Jet 8.12 5.30
Oras',citla ,t, ,
0.3.5pan.
4301
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114
70
192
Refreshment and Dining Rooms
TORONTO Jr'E('T10?:,
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THROUGH TRAINS
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Tlit'ET•.T AGtiN . IInIISSIE .5
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Tho undersigned having completed the change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, has now the Bill in
First -Class Running Order,
and will bo glad to see all his 001 Customers and as many new ones
as possible. Chopping clone.
Figur and Feed Always on rand,
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ANY QUANTITY OF 00011 WHEAT
WM. , MII. INTJ
CAUTION
OAUT O
A dealer in Brussels is advertising and offering for sale a liIISER:IDLE
IMITATION of the
GENUINE BUCK TIIOI?X FEXCE WIRE,
of which I aux the Sohn AGENT in BRUSSELS, and the Public aro cau-
tioned against purchasing the spurious article. Tho parties in Canada
who aro placing this wit/maxim Ia111TATTON on tho market are now being
sued for ton thousand dollars damages. Tho -Genuine Buck Thorn
Fence, the BEsr and CHEAPEST fence in the world, can ONLY bo pur-
chased at the "GOLDEN PADLOCK."
I ani also Agent for the Ontario Barb Fernee Company, who make
the boat Barb Wire in Canada.
English throe ply plain twisted fence, a remarkably cheap and dur-
able fence for Gardens.
Several tons of Land Plaster in 2001b. sacks for sale.