The Huron Signal, 1890-7-25, Page 6TILL t1U1iVLL O1►,1lr1L, 1'fi1LAI, JULIe. ZO, 1544.
THE POET'S CORNER.
Tile sold Thud Nava
Nis't sari freest mild `!camas. la the merry
mumu of May.
Whoa the arda were sletlag cMseUj. tact•
mune across my way.
As tf treat out the eh,r above as eased ebaaa.i
wan.
A lade Irish colleen la .sold plaid siawL
salted lar-- "BtiE title PO.
mlw.-oval;
Abed maga yet. kladt7 ate," said she, amid shyly
pare 1ism by,
ON weal ray howl &wag with her, • °apt%•
Le ker thrall,
Imprlwosed la the cmramr M her raid plaid
shawl.
lave heard of highway r.Nem that with
pistols and with knives
Made treutblltyr treveilers yield them up
► their ssorey or their Uveas .X
But think of ins that headed uut my heart
and head amid all R.h .3
To .im;,l. Iltbe wllese to an ould :Meld
shawl.
Oh, some men sigh forlriehee.i.ad .us,. mem
five fes fame,
And soot. on history's pages bops to sola e
glorious ..me ;
My aims are mot ambitious, and my wishes
are but snail -
You Wight wrap thew ell together la an mind
plaid shawl.
211 seek her all throtrght Galway. and 1'U seek
• herrn through Clare.
211 search for tale ur tidings of my traveller
everywhere ;
For peace of mind 1'11 never and until my
own 1 call
Teat little Iris!. imaees in her outJ paid
shawl.
iht*N. A. Fant.
HEATING A BUNCO -
As Amwdaa Imminent said 1. Nave Tease.
pared 1a Llae.la Park. t'bteage.
Its a curious feature in human nation
that while a man will peril his life t.
await a stranger who is being forcibly
rubbed, be will turn about and delight
in seeing that same man taken in ane
doge for by • "skin" gime or • bons
mac. Oil the next bench to us in len
coin park, Chicago, one day, sat • long
lean, lank stranger who. had hayseed and
onion t..p. scattered all over him t
prove has hailing place, and gave hensell
away in every move be made. Pretty
soon a slick young mac approached auto
extended bas baud and exclaimed :
"Weil, well, but how are you Sac
ens 'f" s
"How sr' ye 1•' replied the man, as le
looked up in • puzzled way.
"What ! D..n t yon know me ''
'Why.your face looks kinder familiar.
but I cam.' place ye."
"Can't place me ! 1 am Willain
Scott, neptree •,f Judge of probate it
Crassvil.e ! I saw yi.a hundreds t.
tomes an the two years I lived with nn
sine
"(Ih. yrs I thought I had seen you,
before., And you knew m • nght odd"
"•Tere..
e route 1 set eyes n you."
"Net's everybody down there?'
"All tolerable. You live here( "
"'Yes. I leek after abut 6hy house. c
and stores hew • for a capitalist."
"Gish ! you must get big wages."
"(1h. a hundred a week ;n
"You d.• ! By gum ! but you aro iu
smarter than fox traps ! Mebbe you kmhelp me to • job 1"
I think so Indeed, I was going to an
• make you an offer." ni
We were on to hen from the start es ? .t
bunco man, but had oo thought of inter ti
faring. "Hayseed" should take the ,t
papers and keep prated. an
How would you like to come herr T
and moist me at a salary of =_, per m
month f'. queried bunco after a bit.
"Je whttaker ! but you dont mean .d
it r oh
"I do!"
"Give up yer hand on it ! Say, I 11 in
work all day and sit up a1! night for ea
them wages. Say, will ye bind the bar al
gain right now f" mu
"I will. That is, I"- su
"�u thi kuig out n..w ! I've got a ti
hundred dollar bill here, and 111 give yo h
fifty to bind the bargain. Yes, by gosh ' ih
I'll give ye sixty !'' att
"I wu going to say that I ought to see c„
my employer first, but 1 know it will be soh
all right. I will take year $60, but only of
for a day or two, u I happen to be a
st
little short jenow. You know where
the Palmer house ie, of cunrse !"
"That all fired big stone tavern f"
"Yes. Meet me there one hose fr.',.i
Dow to sign • contract and bogie work.
"111 be right thar, and I'll work like
es.
a huGuo me $40 out .:f this.bill"
Ile handed out • hill, and the young
a
man scarcely 'danced at it, so wrest w.,.
his hurry to yet away. I think h.i mi.
trusted us, although we pretended not to
see or hear anything. When he was our
of sight "lisy.eed" came over to tit with
a grin on his face, and queried :
"How did it act, boys 1"
"What 1"
"My - young man from -the -turnip
fields."
third may is w in duo Wee Misr
ei••e. training.
Is some cease the 1 is ow-
intt to the assegai si mmtitatiuo u1 the
.hildres, be taken it is rammed by bad
hourteeshiag. I hour a lawyer who talked
of seeks°. is worts arts damages of •
wr•tehed gess ter for the Wiser, he had
inflicted os the lawyer son by entree
methods .1 f Though the
buy wa. Wight be bad bees taught to
such a maslar that he had tw mental
dismphoe. n
Some teashe, is giving iaetruetioo
10 deems, take no epeeist pains to help
the dull and backward pupils. They
hold that their fusetiw le w teach thou
w bo are teachable under the '•rdivary
dauntsmethods, athat the rest are not au
spending time on.
It must be untamed that a teacher re
who has a large clams may, with newel,
do
be perplexed to oid. how mach the
bright scholars are to he delayed, of to
be deprised ofetes instructor's mammahelp, for the sake of the uslckwaroi pu
pile. But surely he is out justified in
refueiuig to give some epactal attention
to the most needy section of the clam..
vu
Many a devoted in.tr.or has to Ind
• rich reward fur giving them epeeist
maul.help uul. of the regular hours of
school.
I( children are very becawsrd, doubt -
lame it is best for them to have the spe-
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coil service of a private teacher for some
time. Although they thus lose the u1
spiting aid of numpauwushup, which
afford* w much joy and stimulus in a
utheo', yet they escape the depressinesuingand mortifying influence of suing thea
dullness exhibited at every rummer' to
that m.rt merciless' audtenoe, • c. input)
I whim' children who aro outstrtppine
t tem, and of healing their stupidity.
But what shall the private teacher d..
He must begin at the beginning, at the
sero point of the pupil's knowledge, and
with patience proceed only n, rapids,' as
• he slow wood can master rash step
.td be must lend 'Intelsat to his tardy
src
march by •11 the oa ouoe at his cum -
mend.
Often, if the child lacks interest in the
studies tint taken op, it will be found ou
•tial that be can be read&.y interested it
mum other study. Then begiu with his
study, and link it, if possible, in some
.say with the loss intersting pursuit. A
buy who •bomioates grammar may bit
. passion for some branch of J,sturiv
history Bemire that he has • chance ti
dratify this passion An apt teacher
0.7 momentum, save • Lay by discover -
tut a talent which nous of his elemnetan
iodism bas tested. •
I once knew a boy in college who
vmced no i•iterst iu city • f lits regular
work. Hdei
tined w a deuted bol,eiesely lazy.
le au
generally busy 'making caned
ores of his !rules studeutr and the pro
oleo.
On day a caricature of a certain pro
.esor, which bed much amused the
tudents, fell into the hands of the pro -
ti ur himself. He summoned the young
tram to his room. The student went
ith some trepidation, suppt sing he was
, be reprimanded. But the wise teed.-
, said to him :--"You seem to have a
dent for drawing. No one of the Fa-
ulty has been able to find out what you
ere made for. All had despaired of
eking of you. But evideutty you are
tended for on an artist. You ought
go abroad and study art.
And then, having himself heed many
ears in Rome, he gave his astonished
d gratined hearer suggestione coiner -
no the beet method of pursuing art
tidies, and tendered him letters to dis-
nguished artists at Rome.This indolent
orient followed the advice given hint,
d became a painter of distinction
be timely council of his teacher was the
eking of the man.
We should not be too easily discourag
at finding the mental operations of s
ild slow. i know • man of advanced
ears, one of the most eminent scholars
one department of learning whom 1
ve met, whose mental processes have
ways gone on with •.lowness which is
rprising, but with an accuracy and
renew equally surprising. He seme-
mes has tliftiruby in following a speaker,
ticau.e his mind cannot keep pace with
e speaker'. utterances. But his
ainiuent@ are so ample that he is justly
nsidered an authority in the branch to
ii.h he has given the leisure .1 a long
e
Still lees should we be disheartened at
a lack of precocity in our children.
)tang• a mac of great intellectual force
has ripened late. Sometimes very rapid
physical developement seems 1.. absorb
all vial force in a boy so that his mental -
development Igaa. One need not be
unduly disturbed by such a phenomenon.
After a little the intellectual growth will
be resumed. The observant teacher or
parent wt/1 wait with patience fur this
result.
But do what we may, we .hall, of
-coarse, find a certain number of ch.idren
who can never become eminent scholars,
or even passably complete a colle,te
course. We must then henstly recog-
nize the fact, and inquire what they
can beet do in life. blot umfregnently
they have executive talent which fits
them for some worthy career.
We must with patience strive to im-
part to them, by however .low a process,
such an amount to any kiss) of training
as will mistily them to fill, without
discredit, the place allotted to them in
life.- The Youth's Companion.
•
"But you - 7e11" -
"1'm from Cincinnati. 1 do a hitt ,•
business with the three cards and 1hr
sleeps when home. Thought 1'd a..
what they were made of in (`htoage•"
' Bet you gave him a hundred dollar
bill,"
"Exactly -one of the counterfeits of
1874. i had fifteen •4 them once I'm
just $40 ahead. Ism ening uow it he
should return b.;ore yea !save tell lm.
that Stevens has gone to meet him at
Mr Palmer's lig stone tavern. T...
hundred dollare a month ! Wake snakes
but hunt I jut struck $ gelc,nda with
• bit (1 !"-New York Sun.
Tb.la.ebward Noy.
J. mi. Alfa ILL, Or ?Ha t srIt•kR-
KITT Or ir/CHIOA?.
How shall we teach backward ehil
drew t Thi• is • question which sorely
perplexes parents and teachers. We are
not now et•nesdering the ease of what w.
call IeeM.-minded children. We are
speaking .d three whn hays anyone' (Id -
bully in learning, of those whn he •
little interest In study, and of these who
have stow ••d tardy mental develop-
ment.
These three elutes obviously differ
frees ta•oh miter. The first edam Is nut
likely, under awy treatment, to famish
s.holar ; the sssoad and the
rigs cad ThMIN..
Every man is ruled by what he loves.
The gates of heaven are always opeo.
A man generally walks the way he
look..
Love'. messages are always written in
red ink,
No man is right in kis religion who
is not right in his giving.
Th. weakest man is the one who is a
slave to his own desires.
Every Christian with • long Les ia
iettise hie light ahem through smoky
glees.
The man who, is willing to do wrnog
in order to gain riches can saver enjoy
them.
Yoe don't have to be disagreeable to
be frond, or look like • snipe• in pickle,
to he righteous
The fowndatinn stones of a ehereh are
of a trod deal more than
the steeple.
God hes no nee for the men whn ire
ulnae hiea•elf esesti6.d shaply'
um
he feels bad.
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
WAS WM. ELSMAN MILES ROBERTSON
MUnisEREDI
The dead toady of a Miaow Wier lose
at Fest t)alamisi There Mad Dem
l)wlwilag cad a Qss'vel-saapasiest
Weaada are sraadetalsa,
Post DAt.mouterw. July 1e. --Bary tab
eturulag the demi body of a man was (used
lying .r1 the bottom of the dry duck straw,
who no. subs IeeisUy Id etiIL.l as MLm
ltulierfwtu ted t tucaso, employed as wheelie
man on Itis bt.amer B. L Tilley of at
Catharines. Th. Tilley west on the dry
slink hiss yesterday, cad last eight sums of
the area, awes* them the deceased, were
drtuklug, and did sus go ou board till snarly
"'Wulff!, during which time detested had
an alternation with urs of the other name,
one or two blows b.hug e;:bangud.
Dr. (oonsi st% the a,r•ussr. empanelled a
jury to enquire into the p•rticulaes and this
open verdict was readeral. "rtes .bueaeed,
Miles ft..bertson, was found deal ou the bot -
tote of ole dock rear the prvpeier Tilley with
• clean cut wound of the back of its head,
bow dome we usunut my, but such .ess tsps
cause if his death, being supposed to be
falls or Imen throw u fniu off said pro-
Felker."
ropelter."
There is a feeling atuong the people bare
that deceased wet los .teach by foul means,
ss Us distance from the deck of the Tilley
to the bottom of the dock i. nearly liU tort,
cad the body when fuuu.l was lying fall
length, with the feet together and ou bones
broken, with a .seep cut .a tits beck of the
bead and a small portion of the brain o..sfttg
out of one ear. aid there were blood stains
ou ti. side of tie steamer from the wain
deck down.
Was He Murdered T
BROCivlLLIt, July Ill. -The body of slit..
man who wits found on tis lake shore near
Three M!le Ray • few days ago has not yet
barn identified. A fracture of the left
temple Wads to the conjecture that the man
arab murdered rod thrown into the lake. At
first it was thought that it was one of the M-
inted crew of the s•hu,oner Brock, which
went down iwar Hur.ediop Island about two
months ago, but the chitties do not support
this conjecture.
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GRAND LODGE OF CANADA -
IR Ingot on Witb Haaoaa-low
root of the Eli.-tl.,n of °givers.
iu ioK•rov, July Iii. -Five hundred dele-
gates were present at the opening of star sue
nuns convocation of the Grand Lodge of
Canada this morningin the City Hall. Grand
3leste.r Walken' pre,lled, and reed a lengthy
attires, redeem ing his official acts for the
past year. Routine busirtegs occupied the
attention of the Grand Lodge all day. The
discntsios on the third degree question was
adjourned, and will come up as the first
order of business In the morning.
Grand Master Walkexu, assisted by Deputy
Grand 'faster J. Rom Robertson and the
members of (.rand Lodge, laid with appro-
priate . the cor uer stone of otic
!fickle Wing of the General Hospital.
The election of grant officers takes plane
hemorrow. J. Rom Robertson of Torontc
will be elected 1Grand Master
and Hon. J. M. Gibson or Ed. Mitchell
of Hamilton will be Nomas Deputy Grand
Master. C. C. Robineen of Aurora b
in the field for Grand Registrar. The war-
dere'
ardens will likely be A. Mr4iinnL of Belleville
and George Davis of London. For District
Deputy Grand Master of Toronto district the
candidates are George J. Bennett and Fre.!
Inwood. Hamilton district will elect C. W
Mulligan.
The hotels are all fl:led and Kingston
pw.i.le were evidently unprepared for St
Influx of visitors Mavor Drennan stayed up
all night and periorally 1 late
arr•i vale to private houses said managed tc
get sleeping .. . for delegate&
Ten Tblags Werth knew'sg.
1 That the height of the atmosphere
is alms' forty miles.
2. That sound travels through water
at the rate of 4,800 feet per second.
3. That the freedom of the press eras
first granted in England in 1688.
4. That there are more magazines and
newspapers published in the United
Sates than in all the rest of the world
o„mbined.
i,. that the cost of railroads in the
United Sates has !teen 89,000,000.000.
6. That over one inillion persons are
em•,loyed by the railroads of the United
Sates.
7. That an average cost of c.nstructing
a mile of railroad in the United States at
present is 830,000.
8. That the first printing ly stem MU
done in London in 1817.
9. That the first newspaper establish-
ed in America was the Beaton Noe. l..t-
ter, first issued April 24th, 1704.
10. That the first public performance
on a pianoforte was in the Covent Gar-
den Theatre, Lindon, May 16th, 1767.
The evils resulting from habitual coa-
titene.e are many and serious : but the
see of harsh, drastic purgatives is quite
dangerous. In Ayet s Pills, however,
the patient has • mild but effective
aperient, superior to all others, especial-
ly for family use.
ftaara . Lrahaeaa . Prasad
a.
P..hrr b.se.-
A turkey -hen wandered of with a
flock of a d•.zen young. In the early
autumn a neighbor found them and
brought them home. Thinking they -
w..uid again go away, I confined them in
the bern three day., killed the old het,
then placed them in my poultry -yard,
from which they souped one by one, but
never went tar from the premises. The
result was 1 never had to go after them
• single time. I think the killing of the
old hen was what saved the flock for me.
Four of • flock of sixteen turkeys were
of • white strain, the rest dark. Num
killed three of the light-colored birds sad
bet a single one of the dark elms. I will
hereafter keep e,tly dark birds. The
doge cannot follow them en well as the
others. Meer nor towns dogs are nearly
as had at destroying poultry es sheep.
The ears ought to go.
i had • small flock of turkeys hatehed
last August They were all reined ex-
cept ewe, and have made an •=repent
growth Ret the very mild waster was
in their herr.
11•110sd'a a.num,ssa misused tar ihrish gpt
1
1
8rtperstltitm esidcm Wrings glad ad-
ieu, eon evil ones ; emotes being of
men and narrow rather thou el poseur.
sad jay. 'fIs banshee and the de.tn-
wasoh, rearms croak leg amid magpies fl)
bog above your heed, the emu ,b.t
clings to Friday, and the ill luck that
attemds on all undertakings brguu un
Goo day- but uu eerreepuudu.g g.ed
luck pressed to all undertaken tie . v
other day spilt melt and "outline' blown
into your Imp from the bre, futwrals ...et
isopportuoely, with Other puttees still of
deeper import sad graver bearing, all
help ti Quake tie moumule slats to 1,..
tyrant Superstition 'shwa ones we bat «
allowed hie power 1.. be c..nM,ltdatrd
and our souls are delivered up tutu his
keeping So a• may say of .,erythiog
which is not pure reason and califs coin -
orvheusive yudgweot.
The following is an extract from the
will of the late Rev U. B. Cameroon, of
Action : -- Coustderiag this rltrevagance
displayed by the c,w►munty in general
mud as • protest monist it, 1 dtrrot ilia,
my body, when deed, shall be decently
wrapped in bleached e••tton, neatly pre-
pared for the purpose, laid in • gimp'«
outfia wade of pine, with tet ornsuw ita-
two, uoi M much as my name, aud car-
ried to the grave ire • sleigh, If les winter
or a spring wsgua. and laid in the gr.,
without • shell : and that 110 wouarruet4
or stone of any kind be put up to mei
the place, unless some friend take
resider from the tied to mark the sp. t
.od, if he fancy to do e.. ens thereon lb
initial letters 'D, B. C ' Iii all olhe
respects I o infirni my said will.'
To whiten yel'ow piste. keys, rub they
with .and paper, and tinuh etch a pas
of chamois.
From the West Huron L'cenet
distribution found Clinton has received
the sum of tlt)8.67
Take black court plaster, m listen
enough to make it stick, and meed the
small cracks and holes to vour silk nm
hrella by pressing it on the wr..nc side
with warm iron over a thin paper.
Or.e of the best thing, to cleanse the
scalp thoroughly is to dissolve a ora
spoonful of bora* in a quart ..t water
and apply it, rubbing it in well. Rinse
thoroughly in clear water.
Spruce pillows which have loot their
fragrance may he renewed, it eet said, by
subjecting them for a short time to
steam, and drying them thorougly.
A photograph can now be taken quirk.
sr than a mule can kick, but it still takes
just as long to hatch an ere as it did
when the mountains were r•e+. -The
Ram'. Horn
Harmless mirth is the best cordial
against tae consumption of the spirits :
wherefore, jesting is not unlawful if it
treepaa..th not in .Itantity, quality, or
reason.
We are none of os folly aware of oar
happiness while it is with us, and -youth
is as ancomctous of it as a d .war of its
blossom. It !sage alone which admires -
and regrets.
For the East Horns entrsrce examina-
tion 31 candidates wrote at Brussels and
Iii at Clinton.
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Manufacturers and dealers in
Steam Bollen, Salt Pans. Tanks, Herbs 're.
Smokestacksand all kinds of Shed
Iron Work..
lmpeoeed Automatic cut-off (sorties En.
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cbi•ery and Castings of every description.
Base Fitting+. Pipe and Pipe Fittings con-
stantly on !rand.
Mail orders will receive prompt attention.
Weeks r *pp. G. T. E. chiles.
tit Repairs promptly- attended to.
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