The Huron Signal, 1880-11-19, Page 6,
FlLIQ* 18,E 1880.
the Ptd tons?
rim.
Life is cot Ifvise
Jest ter le -days
Life Y ass drwsYag
Ali the .bort way.
Tolive lab de
W.c �be�
To warlj sad lertrue.re is some deem
'Tie living for others
To lighten their bad;
T1s helping your *ethers
And trusting to God.
•
ri
'Mittsof WL ba 'N.
• �
and lofty s are
always
Trails of ahamoter whish yea sssk to
missal you had better sssk to reform.
Bower jadl a 6y rb4paa,a11eta. • Needy
oust may cover a heart in halt doss.
Pesetas Amoy.
There was so old shoemaker, Ward,' as steel
01 gnat wealth and repute is het day.
Who. if quesafoas4 het meet of look to reveal,
Would chirp illy s bird ea s spray.
'It isn't so mush the vopatioa you're la.
Or your liking tor it; he would say,
'Aa it is that forever through thick and
through thin,
You abound keep up a pegging away."
I have found it a maxim of value, whose truth
Observattoa bas proved b the mato;
And which well might be vaunted s watch-
word by youth,
la the Libor of hand and of bruin;
Mgr even it genius and talent were cast
Into work of the strangest display.
You ran never be sure of achievement at Iasi
Unless you keep pegging away.
There are shopmen who might into statesmen
have grown,
Politioa.s for handiwork made,
Some poets who better in workshops had shone
And mechanics best suited for trade;
But when once In harness however it Mt.
Buckle down to your work night and day,
Secure in the triumph of hand and of wit,
If you only keep pegging away.
There are times in all tasks when the fiend
Disoontent,
Advises a pause or a change,
And, on fields tar away and irrelevant bent,
The purpose is tempted to range;
Never heed, bat in sound recreation restore,
Boob traits as are slow W obey,
And then, mon persistent sad s{pnnch than
before,
Keep pegging and pegging away.
Leave fitful endeavor for such as would cast,
Their spendthrift existence in vain,
For the secret of wealth in the present and
past.
And of tame and honor is plain:
St lies not in change, or in sentiment nioe.
Nor in wayward exploit and display
But last in the shoemaker's homely advice -
To kaep pegging and pegging away.
Turf anti Fancy.
Sweet home. --A _bee -hive.
Well drilled -The oil faigiun.
One act of charity ie worth * century
of eloquence.
The next sensation is to be a woman
won't speak for forty days.
A faint heart never won a fair -lady,
but a faint whisper often catches her.
Men are frequently like tea -their real
strength and goodness are not properly
drawn out until they have been in hot
water.
It is claimed by some medical men
that smoking weakens the eyesight.
Maybe it does, but just see how it
strengthens the breath.
Professor Huxley calls it a "corelli-
fioral dicotyledonous exogen, with a
monopetalous corolla and a central -pla-
centa.' If you are in a hurry you can
call it a primrose instead.
"Sit down," said a handsomely -dressed
and vivacious young lady to a companion
at a fashionable watering place: "rat
down: it's the only thing you can do
here without being obliged to pay for it..
A hardy seaman, who had escaped one
of the recent shipwrecks lir jn our ectez
was asked by a good lady how he felt
when the waves broke over him. He re-
plied, "wet, ma'am; very wet.
-Some men fail to get rich because they
are too honest to make money in for-
bidden ways, while others deliberately
fail to get rich, paying ten centa on the
dollar and reserving the ninety per cent.
for future use.
"Mr. Smith," said a lady at a fair,
"won't you please buy this bouquet to
present to the lady you love?"
" 'Twould not be right," said Mr. Smith;
"I'm a married man."
A rod -natured traveller full asleep in
a train and was carried far beyond his
destination. "Pretty good joke this is,
isn't it," said he to a fellow passenger.
"Yes, but a little far-fetched," was the
rejoinder.
tidoo . �li.�, hy wisdom`s sd tis le de o be
dine when
The It is Ito vanity far a man to pride him-
eelf tin wisp be has honestly gel and
prudently NMI
Let him who mi eda the toss of time
mak proper use of that which is to come
in the tutors.
Idea. `ewerate ideas, like s potato
which, out m pilose, reproduces itself in
s multiplied foes
To endeavor to work upon the vulgar
with fins sense is like attempting to hew
blocks of marble with • rasor.
Happiness is like a sunbeam, which
the east shadow intercepts, while ad-
versity is often as the rain of spring.
"The book to be read, " says Dr. Mc-
Coah "is not the one which thinks for
you, but the one which makes you think."
A wise man ought to hope for the
best, be prepared for the worst, and
bear with equanimity whatever may
happen.
Of all the actions of mans life his mar-
riage does least concern other people,
yet of all the'aotions of our lives it is
most meddled with by other people.
Flattery is the hocus-pdLss nonsense
with which our ears are sometimes ca-
joled, in order that we may be more
effectually bamboozled and deceived.
Wisdom is better than riches. Wis-
dom guards thee, but thee must guard
thy riches. Riches diminfabt in the
using; but wisdom incre•aes in the use
of it.
A pretty answer was given by a little
Scotch girl. When her class was exam-
ined, she replied to the question: "What
is petieneel' "Bide a wee, and dmna
weary.
It not given to all mortals to be al-
ways wise. "If there be those whose
folly has never appeared," says La Ro-
chefoncauld, "it is because it has never
been closely looked for."
Beware of judging character by single
deeds and be even reticent in judging et
all. Only s perfect sympathy, by which
we can see things from another's stand-
point and forget for the time our own,
can enable us to do justice.
While ten men watch for chances, one
man makes chances; while ten Hien wait
for something to turn up, one turns
something up; so, while ten fail, one
succeeds and is called n nun of good
luck.
The sale of the penny Testament, the
cheapest edition ever published, has al-
ready reached nearly 400,000, and the
publisher, Mr. Elliott Stock, confidently
erpectethat s million copies will be dis-
seminated in twelve months.
The memorial cruse of the Prince Im-
perial, on Chis.lhurst Common, is made
of gray granite, on which are sculptured
the imperial bees. On one side is in-
scribed this sentence from the Prince's
will : " I shall die with a feeling of pro-
found gratitude to her Majesty the
Queen of England and for all the Royal
family, and for the country where I have
reosived during eight years such cordial
hospitality."
The Rev. Joseph Cook was entertained
at breakfast in London ten days ago by
the treasurer of the Christian Young
Men's Association, a large number of the
lights of British nonconformity being
presenshouldtregard it as a great et wrote :
greea*mature aaue to .o-
Amyl the invitation to meet so
eland seek' • timber. But, 1
as an invalid, and must be denied many
of the joys of social life fora while. Per -
:mit, me, however, to charge you with a
e msage of grateful respect for Mr. Cook
for whose at this jointure I
bave blessed God many times. Bight
hal rti'(y . hope that Brwband noel be
favaorresi wlti some of ^dhow maiming
words which hay.' bass eo nsefel to the
mag, sed thus.'footusdiin a argu-
ments which have wattsi 4"6"-
ing ar..t,s,.-t' 1•aarle
•'5sw Welland atseag t'
SHIPMAN, Illino,s.
Dr. R. V. Purace, Buffalo, N. Y.:
Doer Bir -I wilt to state that my
daughter, aged 18, was pronounced in-
curable and was fad failing, as the' doc-
tors thought, with oonwmption. I ob-
tained a half a down bottles of your
L.soovery for her and she conunenoed
improving at once, and is now well and
strong. She took the Discovery lad fall.
Ve,"' truly yours, EISv. Lase N. At--
OIIBIIIf.
Never 5dara.
It is said that one out .?! ev four
real invalids who go to Denver, to
recrver health never reture to the INA
or South except as a corpse. The un-
dertakers, next to the hotel keepers,
have the most profitable business. This
excessive mortality may be prevented
and patients served and cured under the
care of friends and loved ones at home,
if they will but use Hop Bitters in time.
This we know. See other column.
"Tee 1Met.'t Knew their Value."
"They cured me of Ague, Billiousneas
and Kidney Complaint, as recommend-
ed. I had a half bottle left which I used
for my two little girls, whom the doctors
and neighbors said could not be cured.
I am confident I should have lost both
of them one night if I had not had the
j'lo" Bitters in my howl to use. I found
theydid them so much good I continued
witthem, and they are now well. That
is why I say you do not know half the
value of Hop Bitters, and do not recom-
mend them highly enough. "-B. , Roch-
ester, N. Y.
rdlc•te Women.
Cases of female weakness, delicate and
enfeebled constitutionsand those suffer-
ing with Stomach, Liver and Kidney
complaints, will find Electric Bitters
speedy and certain cure. The sick and
prastrated should rejoice that such a re-
liable remedy is placed within their reach
Health and happiness wiil surely follow
where Electric Bitters are used. For
sale by F. Jordan, price only fifty cents.
Spread the Coed News.
As a family medicine and tonic, tiers
is no remedy at present giving such uni-
versal satisfaction, and effecting so many
astonishing cures, as Electric Bitters.
Our druggists report a lively demand for
them, at times being unable to supply
the many calls. All Bilious Att•oka,
Stomach, Liver and Kidney Complaints
Diabetes and gravel, readily yield to
their curative qualities. Sold by F.
Jordan at fifty oents per bottle.
Ifo Seem et hapMaeen.
How often have we longed for enjoy-
ment and how seldom found iR Mis-
fortune has copse, or ill health overtaken
us. Perhaps • cough has come upon us
which threatened that dreaded of all dis-
eases, consumption, and we feel that
Smith is sear. With what joy should
we be filled then, when such • remedy
as Da. Kiaa'e New DlaooviRT for Con-
sumption is placed within our reaoh.
It has curd thoassads who were nearer
the grave than ourselves and made their
lives peaceful and happy. Asthma,
Brnnchitis, Hormones, Loss of voice,
difficulty of breathing, or any affection of
the Throat and lungs are positively oared
by this Wonderful Discovery. Now to
mve
rao s Nye s,, v will i iyo
f y
K if
will call at. W. Jog's .
Drug Ston you can pit a trial bottle
for ten cents or a r gaW Ise beetle for
IMO&
Nsw.v�taa, 22, 1M0.
Moses Piny 8a t L•wr ere,
I have soldthe Pain -filler for arts*
yeas i have metes sin who wadi }ems•
eider it infortuaate to be witbes( 11.
Many re no other patent medicine/ All
NM it �k W. etrungest i could
ssoniels
speaking ef its eel ei:
Years very truly,
ALLEN ('ATO,
re' N.. advertisement in another
M+lgnnw.
JOHN RALPR
HAMILTON STREET,
GODERICH,
James Wilson,
1880. Fall Goods! 1880.
Chernistand Druggist,
miaow 911111111411111190.
Colborne Brothers
-SLIM/ lei -
STOVES
-AND--
TINWARE.
The subscriber las a oomplete assort-
ment of Stoves, Tummy and Srovi
Pira., at
Prices as My a tit:leapt
$+elle the stock and y.0 will be
ea11e to he salted.
Wool -Colton
Rntfib , BMW and rid Metal taken
in eechange for Goods.
17110-3os. JOHN RALPH.
a rola DPW; ea'
PVRIC DRUGS
Alx� s O Palma
sit p All the standard P
ears*lllewfamd. I hr ..1l~Mf Yr..aellNhas
Int JAMES WIIJION.
The Superior
Mill all Lots Society
CAPITAL, - 8355,000.
I/eA�i1iD Estate by the Su-
ItertaruMm l#, Society. Terms
kgs h 9ivft i Binnit Deepodt art
ITU)i. E. NELLES.
Have opened out ler the Fur. Tithes a OselMint Meek 01
GENERAL` DRY GOODS.
A la U.. DRE4°°13ff
imam Vaal la lee. COTTONS. •pIt1NTIL 16""C1><'a
A -MU. srocx or
GROCERIES`
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Highrst Price Paid .for Butter and Eggs.
COLBORNE BROTHERS.
Stoves 1
Stoves
EAVE TROUGHS and
CONDUCTING PIPES,
CISTERN PUMPS,
LEAD PIS, S.
PLAIN AND FANCY
TINWARE.
COAL OIL,
WHOLE/LAIR AND RZTAIL
Coal Oil Lams. etc.. Old Iron, Copper, Bram,
Wool Pickings and !peep Skin.
taken in exchange.
J. STORY.
Simi of the Coal 011 Barrel.
" THE CHEAPEST HOUSE UNDER
THE SUN ! I"
Saunders' •
Variely Store
AT.AUNDIRa' YOU WILL FIND
The But Beating Moves,
The But °coking Stores,
The Bat Baae Berner.,
—AND—
CHEAPER
than any other dealer in town.
200 STOVES
TO C>loosi 11011.
Stoves fitted up without saettiwy any Fur -
niters and wo saner made.
si &l aid Ira Tort
attended to pros= by experisaoed
r .
RATIZ7ACTION QUARAirsXD.
The seal stock of Taneinvelryy
Novel-
ties,
Xovel-
. Jnr ,Win !Id
qwW's &ink Mese! Hewae Blore.
ITV
CIINGALESE
HAIR RENEWER
September 3rd. 1810.
iTU
The orownLg of nor worse L tt
beautiful same
t emit, L can onlybe ob-
tained l�tsalf
111 les Ce M�T 13Ji7 R
ls� Z`OR market. It pro-
motes a healthym�aoow�'� of the hair, readers {
soft and salty. strengthens its roots, and pre-
vents its falling out, and acts with rapidity in
RESTORING GREY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Try it before tatag any other. Sot% by an
druggists Price. 30 eta. a bottle. 17b3 -1y.
FOR
CONSUMPTIVES.
See what Phyatelaas cad the PeepIe
say easel MCOTT'e 'INCISION OP'
000 LIVKAt OIL AND HYPOPISOO-
PITK'S, as a remedy fSr Ceaeemptlei,
5sseolata, and Wnettag Ateetleas a
Messrs. Scor h Bower: Oa..trtsisex-1
have prescribed Scots s Emulsion of Cod Liver
OIL etc- in my practice and used it in my fam-
ily. I am greatly pleased witthh ft because of its
palatableness and the good results that follow
its use. I have round it very serviceable in
scrofulous diseases and pulmonary affections.
Respectfully yours,
IRA M. LANG, M.D., 279 Nast Broadway, N.Y.
Louisville, Ky.. January 3, 1875
OcvTLrnax—icor the last fifteen months I
have used your Cod Liver Oil Emulsion, both in
hospital and in private practice. and have been
greatly pleased with is effect". It is better
borne and can be taken for • tomer time than
any other preparation of Cod Liver 011. in
Consumption and children's diseases I have
found it especially valuable.
JOHN A. OCTERLONY, M. D..
Vie. Physician, Louisville City Hospital.
wieners. Server & HowNr : I have used Scott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil in various instances
Ind I have found riitpitdo be eparsiily taken, readily
assimilated. and conaid ly t the be.$ oven the nutrition
cad Aeah. 'I oo wit
have ever used. R. E. HAUGHTON, MJD..
IndianapolL.Ind.
Messrs. Score& HowNC : I have given your
remedy of Cod Liver Oil &c.. a fair trial, and
am glad that I out say I think it isms remedy
for weak lungs and bad coughs. I can highly
:eoonunendWhen the doctors had given me
^cd using your medicine, and Ip. I comm.:...- Yrgth very feat and I
ao health tuna t...:
I shall poop be well.
Yours truly.
O. A. BIEDERRTADT,
Galveston. Ind.
Soorr & Bo Weg : I felt it my duty to let you
know the benefit I have derived from the use of
your Emulsion. I had • very bad cough for
years, and on consulting Dr. J. E. Gorsuch of
city, he informed me that mi left lung was
diseased, and prescribed Scott's Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. Atter taking two bottles, i
be�aa W improve very rapidly, and continued
pdng it until I had taken ten betties, and now
am as healthy s man as there bin the city ofBaltimo3fAkg1�T SQUARE,
began using It I weighed
14tondsreI now weigh lel pounds
YoursD. P. FARQ1 11AAR. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs. Chemicals. Paints. Oils,
Oct. A 1879. Baltimore,Patient Medicines. Horse and Cattle Medicines. Perfumery.
sr Physicians' Prescriptions carefully dispenaed.7i
NOTICE.
CLEARING SALE
Raving purchased the stock of the GODSRiCP FOUNDRY & MANVFAGTVIiPO Cow -
PINY, consisting of one 40 -horse Engine, one 20 -horse do., two 5 -horse do., new and
second-hand Boilers, a nut of Flour Mill Machinery, Saw Mill Machinery Plows,
Gang Plows, Land *fillers, Straw Cutters, Horse -Powers, Braes Fittings for Engines,
Gas Pipe and Gas Pipe Fittings, Cooking Stoves, and • huge assortment of castinga
in general use. The above stook will bo sold center, to make room for the manufac-
ture of other articles. Omen taken for Engines, Boilers, and all kinds of Mill
Work. Repairs attended to on the shortest notice. Addresq
DAVID RVNCIMAN & Co., Goderich
1;31
Daniel Gordon,
011101-Mti 1111 Mader
11
cildeat !lone in the toe,nfy, and Largest Stock this eidtof Lowdou;
PARLOR SCITRa,
BsD-Room SUITES,
SID+-BOARDN,
EAs'r Cuomo,
Lovasrn, SVC., me-
Cash
close priym will find it to their advantage to see my stock it %My need a geed ankle at
1). GORDON, West Street, near Pod ()Ike, Goderich.
MEDICAL HALL;
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN,
Chemist and Druggist,
GODBRICH.
Tee les tc. Colors Steak Artist
Md.
CANANDAI3UA. Sept. 15, 187'7.
Scorr h Bowxa : Gerers--I thought I would
write to you. as I saw • notice upon your bottles
of late upon Its long continued use. This has
proved true in my case. I was given up to die
Lid March with consumption, the best medical
aid made no use of any treatment. My husband
applied for your Emulsion et Cod Liver Oil ; he
has bought twenty-six bottles and itis restoring
me to health beyond the expectations of hun-
dreds expecting to hear of my death every day
I should like to take it fora year, when. I think,
I will be perfectly eared
Yours with respect.
MRS. ELDRiDGE.
For sale by druggists at d1 per bottle. 1731
►�Fti ��dli� a
THZ gaAATEST WOND ;I OF MODERN
TlMlpill- fiver, lhelNon�eorTectal1
=read
rte I.Ivw. sand
>owek and are Invaluable in re in-
eidensal to Females. The Ointment s the only
reliable remedy for AadOld Wounds,
Soren and Ulcers, of
ehroywever odd all
enuehe
leaBronchitialliped rlbtp II,Masent tt
et
BEWARE OF AMiERiCAN COUNTER-
IrEF M.-1 most take leave to coil
the &amain of the blitnerally to the taut
that certain lionises In Newyork are sending to
e u
sr a IT.noxs
a My mut of YeP1119 and tmear
Wsal frauds n
en their labels some address 1n ew York. I
do not allow my Medicine to be sold in any part
of the "hated Sesta. T have no Agent* there.
My Medicines are only made byes at tat Ox-
ford Street, London. in the Books of tilrt tles*
axed to the spurious make Is acantion warn -
SW
tte felts.�llo nMblic ��m1. deb csthiss da�j
trick. a owe ere the rower efts e*ey
w draerwre. Theae roam are pnrehased
by uaprncild vendors 4t one- alt the price of
gay Palls Ointment reel are sn1.i to yon as my
Moine M..dicines i moat.avestly
that sense of ostler which i rers,ireTame von-
tyre taper se Irug� •�kaeseaMsM+ans, to
•t#1A air apo Ttf*Wq M t Se Ny eve in
d.
rlwrsrsr,tMdenonee �T'ra
Bash Pat cad Des d erne edielse
bears the British Ooverronent Rtampp with the
words "Bor.iow•v'a Plea Axn 0/r7fi
Loaeaa " *weaved thereon. On the ►Mi 1a
the addresas. 't* Osfnrd Rte London. where
they ►a
alone thaMntaet urea. Hdr way's PAU
mod r/MMwwl A..rr•/,y nay doer .A.lrya, ewr�ra
opetor,terleee The Trade Marks of these Weil.
time see reghtber0 In Ottawa Nome awy epi
tbto,:ebn,tt the WIWI i otweseinns, wit. ism
keep the Americas Conete•rfefts forssa�lee�.�' win be
e
,resnted. mistemi THOMAI HQLLOW A t I
Oi?nrd /brew. 5ee.fe,, .sae t aane
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GEORGE CATTLE,
Chemist & Druggist,
Dealer in Pure ugs and Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, he.
Imported Havana and Domestic Cigars, Pipes, Tobaccos, &c.
P'hysicians' lirescr1pt;