The Huron Signal, 1884-8-8, Page 61
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Chs Poet's Cornea.
TWINi e s S. M1Mr.
There was sssmithiag v, wausual is the eine- ,
lag of the choir
That the Fader hauled up mildly frost the
tests of Jeremiah,
AM wits readjusted .reglam looked &lean
the foremost row.
While • headrod peeks were t wags.* Mamas. 1
front all below.
As baron the rolling thuader cause • diusaall
waflwg cumin.
There was a pr..aage d disturb►auu is tits vary
White 's lose.
ANS the pupil r.g .1 the picket. ere the hat -
this awful din,
Or the tarsitis of th• addle ere the orchestra
At ung udlt'ed observer could hat r soya
with half an ole
TTmre was wagerer on explosion that won't'
blow thew all wky-high.
Or spontaneous r,mhuelioa. t0 accept •
Modern name,
, That eras waiting lust • motion to burst forth
Into Rama ,
The Soprano sat a g,radenr, wits Ler book
before her how,
With her beet comb tarucd in auger on the
Alto and the Ba..:
While the Tenor stood beside her with an ele-
vated nese,
And the O,.tanst par. e..1 .madly at the pedals
with his tam
How could any one lou! Aug.is sing. is ban
they were feeling so.
Though the hyinn was "Songs o. (iladneea,'
• they would 'wilco it • Swamis of Woe.'
When we wing about get main. some detotios
we must feel.
Or our pleidtn e t,onns of worship will partake
s s•uaewbat of squeal.
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Bat t his Alto sung Mor Solo, read left 11 to the
Hese.
• Who was gnawing at his moustache and was
luoklog for the ;Arse .
While the Urgwai't. an anger. sang the lead-
. i ng part alone,
And the Tenor tr,,'•J is tolloe. but 1! rude/ in
a groan.
As the burro..:ricers people be.t:.t the ilia.
cord rating L,gt,ur.
It was pat_nt tj the simplest there !was trou-
ble in the choir,
And the Orgasms:. in fury, dosed the organ
with a crash.
And the Alto -ebbed in twi,gtu.a and the dhoti'
hal gunello smash.
M ben the Elder went otos::g the to n nth a
view to rec.ncila.
, The soprano told ser story-. with a.ingguirary
smile.
It appear.I the wrelche 1 ('ltur.,ter 1t4J .uo-
duer.l a girl
With a brand-new n:JI. of singing. and a
most d intra.•: ing curl.
But. to map the hitter climax. th.s unurre:
wore a hat.
Jtmt a duck, a grin. a beano , and is made the
rest look flat :
l .And the straw that broke :Lc cannel's buck
and male the wrest complete
She cams early Sunda: morning. and usur;.ed
the leading seat.
/When the Elder a,kel tl.e Tenor why ho lett.
he said. "Because
is. eloprano said his chest-:uner sounded Just
like tiling saws :
Aced bauvcrhoar.l :he .Alto one n ;ht wb,.per
to the Bae,
'TAM a man with en .y a tonus: t C.•: was a
palpable drelrra,•: .
Aid the Baas informed the Eider that he .ac -
1 rigced his views
When he .v►,ueand joined the E_lder'stiw.r, to
ggggfbelp all up his pews.
He was an Epivropalutn,anl if people thought
he'd take
'Any nonsense flow a baptist, they had made
a great mistake.
'!!•n the Organist and .tato both put on an in-
jured kook,
dia,Iax something in an undertone about a
change of nook:
AM the Elder overheard them, as he gently
closed the door,
bliss the poor words. "A poor old Fogy." and
"A Sentimental Bore."
FINN JMIORLNT&.
A Teas IimusaMa s trMiemem en
AseerNwa t'..gesas.
'Blow this ouuntry, 1 say I remarked a
young Englisbwao ►n the corridor art a
Fifth street hotel, the •.Cher afternoon,
pa sg peamedical1y and throw►mg
away a ha -smoked cigarette.
And he scratched hi. poor old noodle. as he
ambled down the street.
With his.pttarles on forehead and his slip -
pen on hi. fees,
And i really think the Elder hadhopeof pour-
- mem
Oa the troubled ecu of musk. to allay t1e and
turmoil.
ph the meantime entice opens with old
"China" or "Bethune. -
And the Deacon
Bethune.-Atdthel)eacon with his tune -fork tit ea tar
people all the tune:
'And the organ fathers cobwebs. and the peo-
ple gather mere.
Rhlle they roar out "Coronation" to the Bea.
cows hoarsen been
Tata t lnbilT. Star W.slag.
Cairo, July 28. -The inhabitants of
onR+,la through the Mud.r have sent a
h to the general commanding at
iceman, declaring their loyalty and ex-
ittg regret at their wavering in the
The telegrams is regarded se an
r
'oal proof that the Mand's influence
waning. An Arab trader, who has
int arrived at Amman from Amarara
rely 20, says it was reported there that
/man Digna was kiiled on .July lot by a
Naber of the Ile li ...en troops. whose
tppbew (Simla .tahl.e.l beams _ he refns-
Mo join the rebels.
ry•�,,,� Fret rllagetoa.
al. C. Pols. in .1 t'o., drurginste, wrre
bet Dr. Fowler's Wild Strawberry haa
tag been the List remedy for sunnier
*splaints 'w the market. 2.
1 b:lettea'a Death.
Irmo., N. Y. , July ?R.—Stephen
lock, aged 1,V, trait buried lest Sat -
Three dei s before, atter eating
tYlliut of pica nuts, he •t 'two quart of
lllrrtes, pits and all, and then drank
Fal glasses of ice water. He died in
tinny
Set another I ill shall ire clown my
pat again, said is citIxet►, "when 1 lien
such • prompt and pleasant cure for
bd attacks, u 1►cCarvon'sthum-
Dittoes. it renders the blond pure
•tired and makes a splendid spring
tt. Large bottles 50 cent..
Wised Ltebl.i g.
!gtttnlag I. the only rare for Torah
�jaarjache, itare.•he sad Neuralgia. It
:lake • Aar or an haat to ant.1T het
Ore a tnirnte all pain is gene.
Thetis -
ye teased 11. torn. within the last
IA•tnsing 1. also a positive sere
wt., en. The worst prattle eases
peer
retaerrlly eared In este work.
dggle at 0. Rhyne, Drug these tin
A rose ear Teomperese .
TM Tsang cella, why du you drink 1 Tho..
that do drink atop for a moment sad
think ; ask yourself tko (twitchers, " Why
do I drink P' and see it you coo tell
Does it make you any better and happier
.d any more gentlemanly to drink 1 Dues
it make you any dearer to these that leve
you t Are you making your good old
father and mother, sister, wife or sweet-
heart hap. ter by so doing 1 Stop but
(ung enough to think and your heart's
answer will be, "No, nu, no," Thea re-
form at once sod be gentlemen. You
can never be one and drink to the dregs
of that damning cup.
If you keep on you will bring grey
hairs and sorrow to those that you love
and to those that love you. What good
du intoxicating Iiquogi of Rome hold
that a great man) are good for medicine.
rh•y may be, but while they are curing
use they are killing thousands ; miring
men ; causing them to du things that
they would nut do. Some mea come
hume intoxicated, scold and curse their
wife and little ones ; whea they them-
selves have sold everything saleable iu
the house for something to drink ; they
will curse and strike their wife because
she can't prepare them something to eat,
and often, in striking they kill the only
one on God s earth that loves them, for
the h,viug wife clings to and prays for
her drunken husband its a drowning man
slings to a straw. It is a damgeruus me-
dicine. While it cures one it starts
thousands un the downward road. The
tint glass must be taken when sick. It
starts men to swearing, lying, cheating,
gambling and murder ; it causes children
to ;;row up in rags, idleness, ignorance
and poverty ; and the one they love,
honor and protect, the one they take
from a home of happiness and lore, sur-
rounded by dear friends and raised in
luxury, to die e.f 'a broken heart in a
drunkard s cabin, leaving her children
to the mercies of a drunken father.
Whiskey causes more heartaches than
all else in the wield, It fills our poor.
houses, asylums, jails and penitentiaries
with men that would crake a shining
mark in this world's history if they
would let the tirst glase atone. Jlen
that would fill any position from the
lowest to the highest ; men that would
be worthy of any wuuan's heart and
hand : wen that any Christian woman
I would be glad to leek up to as her super-
! let ; men that would maks loving hus-
hban.ls and indulgent fathers, making
tome a paradise instead of a hell u.
I earth ; scattering lure and sunshine ir-
stead of heartaches and misery. —Farm-
', jug World.
faa lillea/bem be reared 1,
Mr. John Clark, of 'Jlillbridge, Ont.,
• declares it can, and that Hagyard's Yel-
low Oil is the remedy that cured him.
It oriels.) a specific for all intlamation and
Palo.
'What's ohs matter f' inquired • sym-
pathizing 1 ims's reporter.
'104, I'm going back again to London.
The way the people here live and work
is far too much f.,r ma The idea of
working at the office all day and late at
night and frequently on • Sunday I It's
too mush, you know, by George !"
'Much difference in °dice hours be-
tween your country and ours 1'
'Well, 1 shuuW say there is. 1 ahuuld
like to see the average English clerk
ec►umeuce work before 9 o el..ek in the
morning, acid every one leaves at 6
o'clock. Then we have half a holiday on
Saturday and bank holidays, and that
sort of thing, you know.'
*The Euglish clerks get well paid, no
doubt, u cemoarisen to the Americsn '
'Oh, well, our clerks are not w well
paid, I suppose. A nun who gets forty
shillings a week considers himself pretty
well off. 1'ou see everybody in Eugland
learns to be a clerk, and it is supposed
to be infra dig. to learu a trade. Trades-
pe,ple,you know, us looked down upon,
and art in tut very inferior. They
nuke more mousy, and obtain higher
aalaries,and 1 think it is a boaatty shame;
but the employment sought for by most
young fellows is b.okk.eping, and of
curse the market can ins overstocked
and notaries are reduced in consequence..
'Iteen hour r over here ?'
•toh, about tix months ; reel that os six
months tie. long. I think the Ameri-
cans are awfully r' le and plain ep,ken.
\\'heti I ern, iu Chicago I asked one of
the railway ofliciats it he could obtain a
position t)r me. He raid : 'Are you out
of work The idea of asking a gentle-
man if he was out of 'work.' 1 told him
I was tetgperarily out of employment.
and L•e then said : 'What can you de r
'Oh,' I said, 'I aura a very fair bookkeep-
er. What d, you thud he said ? 'We
food hogs un bookkeepers in this city.
Did you ever hear such a brutal expres-
sion in all yuur life ?
'Did you catch cn ? to use an Ameri-
canism.'
'Crteh what ? t,h, I see what you
mean. Yea, he offered me en engage•
moot, and I accepted it ; but I soon
found I had no leisure time so I resigned
and tried one or two other thinza I
tyuaght it truuld be awfully jolly t., go
on • farm for a little while, and 1 did so.
but the work was too hard, and I went
back again e. Chicago. By the by, u0
you know that when I arrived from Eng-
land I came straight throngh to Chicago,
and it was shockingly cold 4 course.
I was wearing au English fur cap and
corduroy clothes, and when I got off the
train at the station 1)110 boys called out,
'What is it 1' I said, 'p beg your pardon;'
and they repeated, •%‘• hat is it t and
laughed as though they had made some
amazingly witty observation. I gradually
became conscious that they were making
gene of me, and that they meant l' What
was I.' Wasn't it a terrible position to
be placed in So embarrassing, y'•u
know.'
-. 'You shat to have 00100 neat ?'
'Yes, but the further away I tet the
less I like the country. I went to one
place to seek employment and the hoad
of the firm asked me if I was a 'hustler.'
'I said, 'No, sir ; 1 am a bookkeeper,'
and then he laughed in a callous a ort of
way, and said he guessed 1 was to. grey
for the place. 1 did not like to ask him
what he moult by 'gray' f•.r fear h.a would
think that I was not familiar with the
language of the country-, so I walked
away. '
'You oto not stn to have too great a
liking for the country r
'You are right, my b.y. I have given
the place a fair trial and am Leong straight
home. T::ere is nothing congenial to me
here. '
'What would y,'u suggest as a means
d improving onr unfortunate o entry ?'
.Why, guy .lear 1. y, i would suggest
that in the first place you have ve:kets
in your billiard tables. and. next, that
yen employ barmaids in your here's.
Then a fellow- can pass his evenings
pleasantly, and mats;e to survive the
hard work. How can you expect a man
, t.. play billiards on a table with nee pock-
! eta ' And how can a fellow enjoy him•
j self at the herr:A when there are n.. ba;-
maids t.e chaff" The English barmaide
are a.. deucedly pretty, you know, that
!they are a source of great attraction to
the hotels, and I •m sure would take
Ivery well here in America You news-
paper men should agitate the question,
and then there would be some induce
men! ler a fellow 1•. stay .,rer here. i
think 1 11 go and take a nap now. Have
Cam Ter mea/hexa,
As uuaNruus lnllmonale will chew
there is no twu• reliable cure fur deaf-
ness thea Hagyard*a Yellow 0.1. It is
also the best remedy for ear acne, sure
throat, croup, rheumatism, end fur pants
and lameness generally. Used internally
and externally.
nine rwysielses *Mdoms.
Mrs. Helen Pharvia, No. 331 Darns
St., Cbiesg•r, 111., is mow in her ataty-
eighth year, and states that she hoe suf-
fered with Cousumptiun ter about ten
years, was treated by nine physwcians,all
of theta prououueug her case hopeless.
She had given up all hope 4 ever re't.o-
eriug. Seven bottles of Dr. King's New
Disouvery fur Consumption completely
cured her. Doubting ones, please deep
her a prtal and satiety yourselves. Call
at J. Wilson's drug store and get a free
trial bottle. (1)
you a cigarette t t....id-bys•'_{Kansas!
City Titers.
2.
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VERY FEW ENJOY WHAT MAY
be called perfect ..health. Examination
will discover wine defect. damage or latent
disease, the result of hereditary impulses,
special wear and tear,revious habits or (at-
tacks of disease. the effects of which are sup-
posed to have pawed away Nature in these
impii.lred constituttoss requires help all
through lite. and Wheeler's Phosphates and
Callsaya supplies the runt of energy wanted
to bring such systems to a higher plain of
vigor and maintain functional activity.
A etahfag mheevery.
Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dak. , writes
that his wife had been treunlel with
acute Bronchitis for many years, and that
ali remedies tried cave no permanent re•
lief. until he procured a h ill, of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colla, which had a magical
effect, and-p,r•ntuctd a iwru.atient cure.
It is guarantee -I t,• cur« all .*ureses •.f
Throat, Lungs of ltronctiiet Talea-e.
Trial bottles free at .1. Wi1a.>'n's drug
store. Large siz • $1.111). .:r
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CCABINET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
mounds in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure. then buy • beetle
and relieve yourself of all these distress-
ing pains. Your Druggest can tell you
all about it. Field by J Wilson Uuderichi
sin
The use 4 fills, lialts,Castor Oil, etc.
and other nauseous, griping Cathartics
is unnecessary, as a pleasant substitute
is found in Dr. Canon's Bitten, which
act as • Cathartic without griping or
causing nausea. All druggists sell it.
50 cents a bottle.
PITT Tog rook Dyrrernt '. --Poverty
with perfect health is rather to be chuen
than riches and dyspepsia. Try the
nuteic effect of a dollar bottle of Foe Arai*
Ot }IELLTH.
F.•r rough conditions of the Skin,
Shampooing the head, Pimples. Eruption
and skin diseases, use Prof. Low's Sul-
phur Soap. m
All Nervous Debility cured by the use
of 1)r. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain
Treatment. See advertisement elsewhere
Sold at ,\ ilsun's drug store. ;2b)
\\trine often destroy chtidreo, but
Frt etnaa's Worm Powders destroy
Mx -nig, and expo' theme trent the sys-
tem Inn
The i11e M UIseas-
a. fhb tea Fr nt-.�r.- 1 political tide
appears to have tsrnedfK the Liberal
Party since the let et June, irons that
time e ecti.•ns have been hell -aith the
following results:
('umherland, N.i+., tltemk.innl an ctanfr.
Cumberland. 'N. '.. el^vcmeal• Literal
Win.
tape Breton, N.- . t lbminion Tory majority
restored tt.t.
'l - oath• IIMmi•b.�I 1.ib. ml ...aim.
Muskoka IProrineisl, /,i 9�ra1 p.riw.
Lennon will t..• heard fr..an next
Hamilton 8treet„/0cderich
A good mo rtmeat of Knelt's, nod -room, Ula!eg Room sad Parlor rustier, such ea
Mot ('hath their. Moe end wood mated'. ('upboezds, (led steeds. Maureen*. Wash -stand
L•linges. doles, Whet -Dote, L inking Weems.
N. B. A complete moos 'Meat of Collins and nbreads always on hand ass. Braises ter hfr
at reasonable rate . 1
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Aa Answer Ranted.
Can any 0110 Dnng us a cue of Kidney
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Pain from uulv,te,,tton, dyspepsia, and I
to. hearty eating, is relieved at once by
taking one of t'.,rter's Little Liver Pills
immediately after dinner Don't forget
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If too are sut:ering with low and de-
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j Electric Bitters. fk.ld at fifty cents a ,
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akin ea either hands or taro awl leave tb..
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all other ienparatbnss tall. Tbeweaads bare
Ieated it. Ask ))snr imagist for MtOrager&
I'arke'. Catholic Perste sad eln sot he nae
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t e ( h
g..le brat tit eons par bet of O. Rhr
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etraatb Medd LI.N./ag
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ralgia. Headache. To, ahitch*, etc. Rub-
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motives all pun and will ppr�ww�ve the great
value of Kram's raid Lightaiw4. s
cents per bottle at Georg* 1 byute fats
_ A._
1, ' tsr+rst
A votanimaluoiseevers.
Physician's are often startled b3' re-
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
and all Throat! and Lung diseases is daily
curing patients that they have given up
to die, is startling theist to realize their
sense sof duty, anti examine into the
merits of this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting in huhdreds 4 our best Phpsi-
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Regular size $1.0\. (4)
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There are lots(' f people going around
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50 cents
aaehlsa'a Arniea halve.
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A itessIng to an ttanklad.
Iu these times when our newspapers
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tisemente, it is gratifying to know what
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If you are bilious, bled} out of ender,
liver inactive, or :enteral debilitated,
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INIOrr
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Guderich, May 8th, 1884.
BOOTS&SHOES
nournisi Weddup
Beg t. announce to the Public that they have .,pencil business in the als.te Stor
in the store lately occupied by Horace \reton. Haying purchased a large and
well assurted stock of Sprin, snot Suminer t;rods at cher notes, we are determine
t.. give the Public the limens.
QUICK SALES, SELL PROFITS WILL BE OUR I1CTTO
AD -Please call and examine our goods before perchiou.i elsewhere.
novo-Remember the place, next doer to J. Wilsons Drug Store.
rein -Custom work will teeeire our special attention.
leo-None but the pest of material used and tir,r•c:has w.•rkn er employed.
oirRepairing neatly door , •n the .h. rte.t n. c ,
(;oderich, March 9 1882. DOWNING & W E D D U F
CURE
Birk Brolnehv and relieve all the U,sblm inei.
der.t boa bdereattate of the -alt ft h e-
s.nesa. Kasen. Dro .....ae, Dietrree Mier etrlaL
Pain in the aidr, Le. White their meet
�aarw
able seem Lae been shown in curing
ICK
1t.sdaeas,yetCaRtv'sLittle Liver Pi'4 are equally
talusble in Co stipst4oa, tering me psetent.sg
this a .ytag eemplamt, while they also eorr.et
all disorders M the stomach. st malate the liver
and regales* the bowels. ]tees It they o.ly eared
EA
Aeteshey would beaimoet priceless to these who
Dolor from Os dlstnsaleg tam st, but forts-
susly their goods.=doss set endand those
else... try them will lad these little pins tell-
able 1• so many wort tbat they wit tat he *Meg
to do w;thnut glom. But Muir all sick head
CH
tatbe base of se maty pions that Tee is',boss ws
make oar great beset, Air pills c•ie• a while
ethers do sot.
Carter's Little Liver Pias ata v - -nai sad
very may to take. 0se pr twos p It. • .,r •dose
Tory are strletly vegetable snit do not rr or
part. set bytheir gentle es Flees.. all wine
Mein. ase Me. a mites
a et cents: ave ter $1. Sold
ly drabber everywhere, of wed by
—worm.. •
Dr.wILSO,
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POA TAE CCRE OF
CCOCRs• COLDS. AS-Otis/It
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Toronto Ont
SPECIAL OFFERS n'^ B. J..y*BTO.,
Tgeke• Agent, fodereh
on the following goods and material at the
SKKUMILLER PLOW WOB�S'
W A f l t,,r Alt• a each. i l
!rend six rents for peseagr.
f goods which will help you
—_ and receive Mea.•coNly tea:
mer ran ore o ro, at i50 to more money
rlfhtgawq
which is hat half price, than •n thin` elan in 1Ale world Alt.. -of either
1 hu $ .t l l time.
I ear snd !carriers Id 1 aei .*w.- rA /mm ai'st hnuc Thr hrn.A
war het a short thee, new wheat carriers ±n Ictal
all In g o l order for $fs.tal not retro than to fortune oyrns hrforr the workrn.aheetute
oee third 11. raise. IJr sere. At Dore adder s..Ttla tt('o., Anemia.
Netrnl I mr gr Grindstones at below root. �)(&ba.. IN
1 N.. Manton Baggy at fl1 per rest. ler
than even price.
les rni hl iresi:rwga. tr., ter all tincture thresh- i Says Dryden
Inglis( :'otter Kaives at half prier. 1 "Ahs knows her now, end when yeti rant
A IM of Bar 1,... sad swear
Cast*toren ail. ytagaln. Can Arse you to her with a single hair."
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