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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, SEPT 1, 18$2.
Why 1 Disobeyed Orders.
31r. Singleton, the manager of the
banking house of Sterling, Cash & O0.,
came up to my desk with a pleasant
smile, and hooded me au euvelupe.
"1 suppose you would like your holiday
now, Frank,' he said. 'You have drud-
ged they ear through without murmur-
ing or Shrink' front your duty, and
the firm givea u four weeks -a whole
mouth mybey.__'11
"Thank you, Mr. Singleton," I said
blushing and smiling. "You have been
geed enough to speak kindly of me to
the c',;npany,1 see, and I heartily thank
you.-
"I
'ou.-"I ,..J not commend you to them
more than you deserve, Frank," he re-
turned. "Come back to your place •
month from to day, and see to it that
your face is out eu pale as it is just now.
I trust you ail! have a pl.easart vacation"
Then, with a pleasant laugh, he added :
''Above all things don't fall in love."
s't'all in love!" I repeated to myself,
as Mr. Singleton quietly returned to his
private noun. "No, by Jove. Frank St.
Jahn, y., i .oust think of something else
that. love making - fishing, shooting,
hontio_, wandering through the grand
old woods that are within rifle shot of
the dear old home, where that dear
sweet In—slier ,.f mine still lives to bless
us all.
I upooed the envelope. It contained
an urder uu the cashier for one hundred
dollars. • • -
"Coe 1," I churl. "I have saved a
couple of hundred during the year.
With this generous pneeen: I uught to
wake the J:tenth merrily. No, Dir. Sin-
gleton, 1 added, don't be afraid of me; eye. It was just as Margaret had said -
love is not on niy note book, 1 assure a young
" woman, terror-stricken and
you.
helpless, was in it at the mercy of the
human waves -exposed to the fury of the terri-
rsture tl, t, while i yiet weave there flit- bee tornado that was now taking up ;treat
trees by their routs and whirling them
into the black air. I sans the face of the
struggling woman. one glance told me
who it was.
gotten Inc," I murmured: "I suppose ',Who is it 1" cried my mother and
you have entirely ignored ate, now that sister together. "Is it a neighbor ? It
I have been absent from you for nearly must be."
a whole year.- "Some other fellow, I sup, "I will you all about her iu a minute,"
p, se, is a goo;( deal nearer and dearer to
you now than t ver I arnatined myself in
your estimation. Well, never mind,
:Jennie *than_. 1 wtllt be jealous' of
h i►u.'
INly too was aflame.
"I premised Mr. 8inglseea," 1 said,
gaapingly, "before 1 left him bis not to
fall in love."
Maggio, on hearing this, fairly crowed
with laughter,and I could not help notio-
iu,t the quiet smile that for the moment
illurnieated my mothers dark sober
eyes.
"Besides," 1 added, "I h sip
that Miss Strong world but be so lanai
as to reject any one who paid her due
attention, simply because we ---we were
schoolmates for a time."
"Did you ever T" cried Margaret. "1
never," she added, demurely.
We were[ding on theportioe of the
house which�yoverlinibed tali lake 'Philo
this uninteresting coptersatien pias pre -
greasing. We did not, however, notice
ti, tt the run had suddenly darkened• and
the wind sweeping up the lake had rais-
ed the placid waters of a half hour before
Into turbulent wa ves. The wind rapid
ly increased in violence, and it grew so
dark that it seemed the night was shout -
to lot its curtains fall in thick folds upon
the earth. The water began to pitch
and toss at a fearful rate, and the lung,
creat crowned waves broke with sroar
upon the beach, while the trees were
beut by the force of the gale until their
topmost branches touched the ground.
"Good heavens suddenly cried my
suarpi eyed sister; look : look there -on
the lake. See that boat. It will cap-
size. It's sail is tors into. ribbons, but
still the boat is in danger. Who's in it,
Frank T Can't you see 9 Get the glass.
It's a woman, as I ant alive, and she'll
perish with n , one to help her. t 1, that
I were a man !"
By this time I had the telescope to my
tett before my tnind's eye a form that us-
e 1 to real:e my heart jump into my
throat.
\t:, Jean c, I suppose you have fur -
I said, as I threw off my coat and rush-
ed into the storm. I heeded not the
voices of those who called, after me to
return, and I avoided not the debris of
the land which the whirling gale hurled
And yet, .t. mellow, while I was mak- and played with in space.
ing my pretwrations t.'nturnt' the na- On I rushed towards the shore. I en-
tive nest,; Jennie's sweet face, with her tered the boat -house and untying the
deep blue eyes, would peep into my so. yawl. leaped into it, and unhesitatingly
ber orbs. pushed into the deep. I stood up. The
My home was near Oneida lake, and I wind caught the boat and I drove it to -
made haste reach it. ward the middle of the lake, drove it ,
The tint day of my vacation sa v me directly toward where I had seen the I
in .\'.:...iy. the afternuon of the second boat it which was the woman. I looked
in -Utica, and hours later I was in dear around me. The gale not increased. T
"I oeuldu't help falling in love with
an old friend, and,- wrryl*, hot. "
"What, sir r" he cried; "a beuedictso
' Into;
n told r'
I him quietlp say le rienatie
as I have you, reedit.
A Veedrisimessea.
The largest measure of human happi-
Itess, it has been truly said, results from
a perfect digestion. In the race of life,
a sufferer fruut dyspepsia (indigestion) is
not only heavily burdened, but the in-
firmity of temper begeiten by the ail-
ment so overshadows and warps oboe
way naturally be a fine disposition, that
ase odtimes becomes a nuisance not only
to himself, but to his friends. A bad or
iidiHerent I digestion beveta bad er in
different stork, for the siluple reason
that the sufferer is unable to work up to
his own powers. Whether a own be a
poet or printer, statesman or stationer,
he can never hope to make h1k nark in
the world, or live comfortably and hap-
pily, if he fail to properly digest hie
food.
We trust that the following hints-- fur
which we are indebted to Mr. Andrew
W. Truer, Editor of The Paper awl
Printing Truk, Jon. mai-supplementary
k. our paper in a recent iuue (No. 927)
on the subject of Dyspepsia, nay not
duly be the means of bringing relief to
the sufferer, but may rout the 'nanny
altogether. The commonest and must
distressing symtoms o; indigestion are a
sense of weight or oppression in the
stomach after partaking of a -generally
umenjoyed--meal, often followed by ir-
ritability of temper, depression of spirits,
and a sense of general discomfort vaguely
termed "out of sorts." An attack may
last for days, or for weeks, or be so long
continued as to become almost chronic.
Medicine may give temporary relief, but
that is all. The cause "f the mischief,
which may be taken to result from a
fermentive process communicated to
every meal almost as soon as swallowed,
must be removed. An antiseptic must
be looked for, that, while stopping or
killing the ferment, will he harmless to
the system; and we find it in glycerine,
mother's arms, as happy as a king.
Now, mind you, I had firmly resolved`
not to think of love, for my superior had
particulasly- warned me against indulging
in Saul. a billy pastime;' and`te, just as
seen as I had rested and called on my
brothers. sisters; cousins arid aunts, who
were not at the homestead, nut were set-
tled within a for miles of it, I began to
make grand preparations fur the rod and
gun w'urk.
But somehow, when I got in the
woods Lae game wouldn't stay lut:g en-
ough to be shut; and, as for the tish,they
nibbled the trait away without au much
as touching the hook. I couldn't make
it cut. I used to be accouuted a sure
shot, and as for fishing, why the tinny
creatures were so glad to be. caught by
me th• y would follow tt hcnever I
4vunt to the lake!
••1 don't kn,,4r how it is, mother," I
• said, before the close of the first week.
"But there's no use of my carrying a
,uu or fishing. rod any heater; I can't
not o.r hook (Suis," t
•'(!h, 1 know the reason, Frank,..
cried M:u•gartt, the sister who always
teased me most, and who, of my near
i.1atives, 1 cared moat for. "(th, I
know, brother Ini:: . ' she repeated.
"What will you give to know t"
"Nothing," 1 said petulantly. ".all I
know is I don't do anything at !ionic
now as I used tri do it."
"Of course not, sir," with in';k ser-
iousness. "Shave of that moustache,
you're so vain of, with your city airs,and
the tish will bite."
Tush!" 1 exclaimed.
"And, Matter Frank," continued my
t. ase, "if you rid your 4.i:,1 4.f one
thought you can brise; don.: w.. nl cause
enough."
1 blushed.
saw that which Made me shudder With-
in a hundred yards of toe 1 saw a cap-
sized boat.
"May God !" I cried; "is she lost S'
My eyes caught sight of a part a no-
man'a dress. Next I saw an arm, the
hand holding on to the rudder of the
useless craft; then a white face turned
up, the eyes closed. I shuddered. There
was too much repose in that face. •Itre-
minded me of death.
I was now close upon the capsized
boat. I must use every effort to seize
the woman ere I was blown past her.I
"Now I said, as I stooped and
clutched the dress. ,
•I Another moment, and was rods away
frnu t' a boat, but I had retained my
' hold of the *roman's ann and dress. I
which was first mentioned in connection
with indigestion about eighteen months
ago by Doctors Sydney Ringer and
'William JIurrell, in a joint article in the
Lancet, wherein its use was recommend-
ed in cases of flatulence, acidity, and
pyrrosts Glycerine is not only an an-
tiseptic or ferment killer agreeable to
take, but appears to possess the singular
quality et' paaging through the di,teative
organs unchanged.
into another cup, so M to dispose of the
lestsr, which will remain behind -the
tea is made. Sugar is added to taste,
and lastly milk -and very little, if any.
of 41. Tea made ftp thte "isannefsta wit
Oelly�ys{{s�tp��attj`aljgtWdy atvtms�c, i y1tt
"7eww`^•ei Oa_4e, blt10UU Olin, whIth
is apt to harden -literally 4, tan-- the
food in the stomach, is left behind.
t'Ttus Baal NI . BNattlre," says a
quaint old book, published is London
three centuries aa.., "whose flesh is good
for tasakyad: his fat is eu..d, witlilauda-
nlu to ,sake an of gmeut to heed,
bed wtJtest men to reed%o the ',ayes*
agayne." We keno ef many "beide•
headed men" who would be glad to "Je-
ceiv. the Immo agayne," but we do out
desire t.. enourtge them in a trial of
bear'. fat and laudanum. Far from it
We, however, du not hesitate lis com-
mend Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.'s_ Clair Vi-
gor, which nut only has this effect in
some cases of making the hair grow en
heads once bald, but cleans the ..calp
and restores gray and faded hair to iia
original color and vitelity, iwpartiug to
it the glossness& and softiies* of youth
The el,ideuoe. ..f its utility are to.,
-numerous and of t,.0 high is character to
adroit of any doubt. It required years
of study and scientific experiment to de-
cide noon the ooutbiatiuu of inerediuuts
that would accomplish what Ayer's Hair
Vigor now dues. [Toe Interior, Chi-
cago, I11.
awash .sills.
Every day we reeetve testimonials
from well kuuwu Munrrealers testifying
to the wonderful merits of Ur.SMITH'S
GREAT GERMAN WORM REMEDY.
The latest conies to -d ty (Nov ember 24th)
from Mr. J. O. Dianna, Nu 19 St. Mary
Street, who says his child,' six years old,
passed an immense number of small seat
or pin worms an tl largo st•wlacli. worts*,
with tasty tY few doses. For rale by Jas.
Wilson, Goderich, Ont.. at 26 cents.
Uuse no other.
If C..tatrrh has destroyed your sense .1
smell and hearing, Hall's Catarrh Cure
will cure you. 73 cents per bottle. All
dtuggistasell it. For sale by George
Rhynaa, sole anent, Goderich. 11343-3m
••Yeasty -rear years' Expeirleare.'•
Says an eminent physician, convinces
me that the only way to cure nervous
exhaustion, and weakness of the sexual
organs, is to repair the waste by giving
brain and nerve fonds, and of all tie
remedies compounded, Magnetic Medi-
cine is the beet. Sec advertisement in
another colunnl. Sold in G.,Jerich by
Jas. Wilson, druggist. -lm
PERCNERON HORS'S
LARGEST
Importing and Breeding
ESTABLISHMENT
A drachul ef glycerine mixed in half a'
wine -glass full of water is to be swallow-
ed with, or immediately after each meal
until the enemy take s% to flight, which in
an ordinary case will be from one to two
days, and in an obstinate one, perhaps a
fortnight. Sooner or later, unless the i
disposing causes are removed, another
attack -will follow, and the glycerine fill
have to be resumed.
"Predisposing causes" havintr been re-
ferred to, it must now be the endeavor
to find out what they are, so that a per-
fect cure may be effected and the glycer-
ine discarded altogether. One's own
common sense would suggest that food
.known to disagree should be avoided.
Indigestion is often set up at,, the ear-
liest, and to the dyspeptic, the lightest
meal of the day, at which he probably
confines himself to crisp to toast hitter -
as soon as cold, bread-and-butter
with a very lightly boiled egg, or a little
fat bac,,n, the whole moistened with :1
little tea. • In the word just used,
gradually drew the form towards me: 'rm,istened,' probably lies the predispos-
then, with a great effort, I raised it into sol cause.' The food, when only half
the yawl, taking it to my ligart, and chewed, is moistened with a sip of tea to
passionately kissing the pale, marble expedite its departure to the stomach;
like lips. se • , but to insure its digestion, he it ever 54)
, "She is dead -dead !'• I murmured. simple, the food must In thoroughly
"Poor child ! And I so loved her. not -1 maaticated and receive during the pro -
•'What iso y•vrineau!" 1 dcmaudwl.
"1 would like t ,•know, sir" ahe retort
ed, "why you have never thought of cal
ling • n a certain pears. mote you were ao
. very sweet on before you went to the
leg city. It's !my p.i4'ate opinion, pub-
licly expresso, that you've some fash-
ionable flame on your cards, sir. Rail
have entirely forgetter' p..or tennis
Strom;, t.• wleoui, you cawed eternal
. oustancy before you left her, to mourn
over her sad fate '•
"You're foolish, !ll.::aie,• 1 said, tart-
ly .
"Oh, these young men, these young
men n ntinued raising her hands up-
ward and lookin:; solemnly out of her
,treat eyes. '' %t lust c m:cited pupil ies
they are
withstanding all I have said to the cony cess the necessary moisture from the
saliva. Food should be swallowed with
out any extraneous aid in a liotuid form.
an 1 oultt never to be washed down.
A sip of tea may he taken between the
1i b •1 1 ' f d'yon•
d
mouth, of which a fair quantity ought 1„
be disposed of before the tea is even
thought of. The tea itself, by beim:;
slowly sipped, receives its share of the
saliva, and is rendered more digestible.
And this assertion is }erne out by the
fact, that many persons who cannot
digest milk when gulpd er drunk down
quickly, readily do Is, when it is slowly
— DI THE —
WORLD.
M. W. DUNHAM
anaMI ted tress the [reaps.
Mrs. Helen ['hart.z, No. 331 Dajtwt
st. Chicago, 111., is new iu her sixty-
eighth year, ,tui states that she has suf-
fered s C'ensunipt1..0 for about ten
Tease, was treated by owe pbyii ei&i s,all
u( whtaa pr sieuneed Ler cape L•.pelasa,
She had gipou 01, all h...-. .1 O>.rrecuv-
eri ng. t, ale Weil*" ofl�t. New
Dtse..%ety 1% r t;oieuutp.t .,u r.•" pletsly
cured 1 rr. 1h'UMine lies, ph are drpe
her a petai Stall 4y jt.ji held.- Trial
bottles �nr :J f:l.y..' #.Dnp[ bteip.
Lt rte. au E1.UO . r 1)"
Wayne, Du Page County, Illinois, U. S. A.
(35 miles west of Chicago.)
Daring tee pestpest11 months 300 STAL-
LIONS .414"D M.IJIES have been hwsperted
rrem Prance to this cstaaridrment, Dein
MORE thaw the rowsbiaod eweportatl. r of
all other in eters of Draft horses fru.n
all parts of Europe for any one year.
0, -fifth of the entire number of Import-
ed Frentb ilorxr.v In America can be seen on
his farm. His Importations bays included the
Prize Winners of the Universal Exposition.
Paris, 1818 Mete;
nearly all the Prize tses
Of the Great shows of France alma his impor-
tations began. They also carnal off the honors
et the Centennial, 1870; eu.l, at the Great
(•l.icag4. Fair, 1581, Yr. Dunham's herd
o PERCHEIIONS, (in competition with
the largest and finest collection of Clydes-
dales ever shown, consisting of the prase win-
ners at the Great Shows of Scotland and En-
gland) was awarded the Grand Sweepstakes
Prize of 41,000 and Grand Gold Medal.
100 PAGE CATAL(MDE sent FREE
en opplteatiow. Containa over 40 Illus-
trations and the history of the Pereherors
rare. Order "CATALOGUE X."
EVERY LARGE BREEDER
& EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD
timers A PERCHEBoN STALL1oN
BECAUSE thirty Bora' tr,al [tae demten-
strata( that whop bred W tete
common mares of the cour:try the produce is
more uniform, are easier keepers, better work.
ars. and sell for more money on the marks.
than any other class of lionise.
GODERICH BOILER WORK S.
Chrystal
Black.
1 TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
!'tcw ROILEtt-4 and 4'LT 1NS tr.anuf•c
tared on shortest nonce. 1:
sipped.
• "Why, it's Jennie Strong !•' cried my The habit of taking ones breakfast in
mother, as she booked into the boat. the planner recommended Is si very ev-
il [ tin its of Repairing executed under th
"it is; i replied. as I gathered in my
strong nems the unconscious, if not the
inanimate body of poor Jennie, and ran
atlai;thtway with it to the house, followed
by my amazed relatives.
1'recisely in thirty days from the com-
mencement of 1117 vacation 1 was at In\•
desk in the banking house ready for
work. Mr. Singleton. greeted Rte with
a senile.
"You look well, Frank,- he said,
4irlly, taking me by the hand. "i see
relate obeyed my instructions. Yon
Wok bruwu and healthy, and with stami-
na enough to strngels through another
year.".
"I have obeyed you in all things but
o.ne, sir," L replied, with a smile.
"In what hare you disobeyed me,
fir,
ily acquired, that, after the first ti -sal, personal supervision of the ?Proprietors wh
no inconvenience sill be felt: in fact, ARE
the food ail( be enjoyed, and the plea•
sure of the meal !greatly increased. in- Practical Workme.
discretions communed at the dinner -table P. C►. 11ux 10.3 1787
are credited :es the cause of many dys-
peptic attacks; but probably more may
Ire traced to the pernicious habit indica- '
ted and indulged in Ly se marry persons i
at breakfast and tea.
A final hint As to the tea at breakfast.
The epicures* methoxy of making it, and
that, we believe, practised by profess
ioaal tea -tasters, is to put a single
npnnnfnl-let it he of the best and with-
out any admixture of green -unto a
breakfast cup, which is filled rap with
boiling water, covered with a plate or
saucer, and allowed to st ind for three
minutes orally, when -after decanting
NUT
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LNDWO:WO LiiNDS . tt round Orr
Northern Pacific R.R.
is MINNESOTA. DAKOTA,
awn MONTANA.
BIG CROP AGAIN IN 1881
Ayer's
.Hair ViV or,
FOR RESTORING GRAY NAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR,
Ir is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harness and effectual, for
preserving the hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth, faded
or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich
brown, or deep black, as may be desired.
By its use thin hair is thickened, and
baldness often though not al ways cured.
It checks falling of the hair immedi-
ately, and causes a new growth in all
eases where the glands are not decayed ;
while to brashy, weak, or otherwise
diseased hair, it imparts vitality and
strength, and renders it pliable.
The Vloon cleanses the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff ;
and, by its cooling, stimulating, and
soothing properties, it heals most if not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, under winch conditions diseases
of the scalp and hair are impossible. '
An a Dressing for Ladies' Hair
The Vleoa is incomparable. It is color-
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil white cambric. It imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as an article for the toilet it is economi-
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
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I'ractical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
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TO
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Havutg rutty tested
MOORE'S 118LY & BRIGHTON
two sewage,1 ua1.sttaWt8ly advise my
t them. You will not be dis-
OORE'e EARLY to the bast
Mock grape yet grown t• Seeds.
it bas Mockbos steed thirty degrees below sere urt.
tIlOHTON H a delicious red (raps, tee
et after Moore's ldrly. Tey are large
bunch and berry. and very productive. I
will mall both to say addl'ess. postpaid, on
receipt of $1. or either for I1. Aeries seated.
W. BEADLE,
JT. CATHaaINE$, 0141.
1�,Trll.
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Illustrated Floral Guide I
f or Isatl Is as Elegant neat of tae rases,
*w. Colored [Mates .f flawera, and mere
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grin% Mg. It is handsome enough for the Cen-
tre Table or • Holiday Ptetent. teed on your
moue and Post (Blue sadness. with 10 cents.
and I will send you at copy. postage palq This
id not a quarter of its cost. It Is printed la
both English and German. If you afterwsrde
order weds deduct the 10 car.
SICK'S 8EKlea are the best lis the world.
The FLOR*L Gt'Ina will tell you how to yet
and grow theta.
let's Elsner and T elable 4:ardea.lts
✓ age., a Colored Plates. SOI) revs. lags. For
80 cents in paper covers ; E1.00 in elegant cloth -
In German or English.
%Irk•. Illustrated Mastrly Maaaslae--1S'
Pages, a Colornl Plate in every numbs Ind
many flue Engravings. Prise 11.25 t year;
VI 'Cr Copley fur 15.00 Specimen Numbers
rout for 10 cents; 3 trial coulee for f"J menta.
ddress.
• J 115* YIt'1t. Rieke./erg.\
•:reposed largely o: powdered '::cam or lstn-
V -:,:,, time BESTan4CHEAP Estiton tonnes-
1„-, in tt:• world -tae NEST becamett does
.rot gum, b':ratans
f a highly poi lotted sur -
!:ace oveid
;inhuming
the to, reducing friction and
;inhtingthedraftI to- CHEAPELT b.-
.nnee It COate NO MORE than Inferior
'rands, .:c1 one hex w: it do the work
•w0 of any otter make. Answers as Wet\
fir Varves:e.s. 3:1:1 nearing. I It eshtag ass
••t l0es. Cara-P1,et'rs, 4arrows. B
+L:, as for Wagons. CUARAN1EEO to
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:r Our locket Cyclopedia of TAtaps Mirth
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MUSICAL INSTUMENTS
.1N1.
t 1S'ti��i G M11IHir s.
11�•
The su:,tcriberwould intimate to the peo-
ple et Uoderich that he has decided to give up
business in his line owing to 111 health. and
that he is now prepared to give exeception-
ailr good bargains. A 0110)408'
PIANOS.
VE:GANS or
3 SEWING MACHINES
sill and it to their advantage to all et once
as this is a GENUINE clearing sale.
FRESII ARRIVALS.
CANNED
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH DRA\\-N
POTTED
TONGUE,
BEEF.
HAM
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