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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY JAN. 19, 1884.
THEM /STATUARY.
New luster Pease t. seeese.
General H--- , who wow 'Whaled lot
many yeah in Algiers, was quite an ori
ginal character in his way. He had
great natural ability, hut he was not se
highly educated u he might here been.
He knew very little about art or liters
tura. as his early education had Len
very much negleetel. He made a greiu
tetany ludicrous errors, but he always
managed to get out of his dilemmas
gracefully, and to throw the laugh bn
the other party
The general, as we shall call him,
owned a beautifu' villa and grounds. and
on the occasion we are referring to 1 ad
determined to gives fawn party to which
the Governor and a11 the higher , Ricers
were invited. It was to he a grand af-
fair. He spared no expense in making
it the event of the seaau.n, his idea being
that it should cr'clieee in splendor and
attractions a null ir entertainment whish
had been given hy the Governor a stmt
time previous. All the preparations had
Fern trade, nr'.d it most attractive pro-
gramme of amu,,n.cr.ts was prepared,
when it t.cc•uired to the general that his
beautiful garde'', or rather his elegant
park, was destitute of statuary, while
that of the Governor was densely
Wed, se s.. tut speak. with the most popular
stater}. A garden party without stat-
uary was ':ever to be thought of.
Thr genera' remembered that there
was in one of his regiments a worthless
vagehond'anted Zepher, who was gene-
rally in the gu iid-house, but who had a
wonderful talent for sculpture, he having
Caned a beautiful monument for the
garden tet a colonel who had fallen in
battle. The general ordered Zepher to
report to him.
"I hear that you are a sculptor. Now
I. want you to aculp me a lot of godsend
goddesses, Jupiter, Apoho, Venus and
all the rest of them, and have them on
hand by eight o'clock sharp, uext Satur-
day evening."
"But general, 1 can't have them done
by next Saturday." It will take months
"Silence?' thundered the general,
"when I order anything to be done, it
has to be done. Y ou have them statuary
done or I'll have you locked up fur a
month.'"
"But, general
"Keep quiet' Hew much money do
you need to buy plaster of Paris?"
Zepher looked at the general, and saw
that he was in good earnest : so, after he
had studied over the matter, the sculptor
replied :
"All right, genteel, I will do my best.
I will want a hundred franca to" buy pct s-
terof Paris."
"Here it is. New get to work right
away, and have then' statuary by 8
o'clock Saturday night. or you will wish
you had never been h rn. Get 'em up
in fine style. partict...trfy Venus."
"But, general, I have neve: Old any
experience with female figurer 1 might
not get them right."
"Then go tied out how they look, but
be sure and have them gods ant; ood-
dessee on hand at eight sharp. Saturday
'fight.'
That was the lost the general saw of
Zepher for several days, but lie heard of
hint going front one bar-roum to another,
treating everybody. an heaving a good
time of it generally. so he sent for the
artist.
"What is this 1 Lear about you •. In-
stead of scalping the gods, you are going
about filling your hide with wit.eand rais-
ing disturbances.'
"General.. replied' Zepher, humbly,
"I am getting along finely. We artists
havn to get drunk to catch the inspire-
' tior. That's the way it ti witl all great
geniuses.'
"I have heard something about that,
replied the general, pensively : "but be
sure you don't overdo it, for them stat-
ues have to he on hand."' ,
"General, I wish you would teil the
guests not to touch the statuary. for it
ruins fresh statuary to have it handled."
"All right, I will attend to that; Now
go to your work.' said thegenesal. twist-
ing his mustache Zepher went.
Saturday night arrived on time, as
usual. True to ilia word, Zepher had
carried the statuary, wrapped in blan-
kets, into an arbor to the garden. The
pedestals on whicn to place the hxures
had already been placed in tr,iition.
Zepher, sasiatel 1 y a friend. rnrelkd
the blankets fr'•ul the life size 1'aster-
of-Paris figure". and carefully placid
them en the pedestals. There he (wort -
td the general thought the garden at d
showed him Lis works of art They
were, indeed. splendid.
"Ah, you are indeed an artist. That
is aplesdid Jupiter and is thunderbolt.
He looks for all the world like that bis
corporal of the Zealot -es. He has the
same burgs beard.'
"He was my model." replied 7.a•pber.
"T0e mace a perfect image ••f hint,
'rat why in you'ensgh so much 1 �I
"ti am nevem for her that the *tette
wry way sot please yew"
"Dimas year fears. 1 111,1 well ester
lid, Het* ase a hundred flees' 'k e
roe to spend with your fries S. The
Q,yvgsnor'e statefry ceps tt eerfsre wIt1i
thew deal'.
Zepher disappeared, aid the delighted
ge.ierel r, 0'1 reapl'e:u•ed with te (itrver-
n r an I other guests iu the nlliautly
lighted garden. To ray that iey acro
,atenished et the artiatiu skill displayed,
is to u e a feeble ward. The Governor
was lu.,t in admiration, and he'candtdly
ottani that he court not boast' of any-
thing to compare with it. Everybody
loam the gutantic'Luuave curpera1, with
a big heard, and preueuneed the figure
perfect. The young officers gathered
around the statue of Venus. and (fated
that the resemblance to the regimental
vivan'ltere was eo great that they were
sure she must have sat as the Model.
9nti,teuly the Governor, who was ex -
a fining Jupiter through his eye -glass,
uttered an exclamation . f astenish•nettt
and started hack.
•'P,•hat is it, Gevrrmir 7'
"I ,:suit have been mistaken, but I
imagined that Jupiter .novel his head.
It must hove been the Tight."
' Y, e, I supp,ite so," replied the gene-
ral.
Su•lde'ly the entire company Lr ke
into eiclem 'tions e,1 horror end aet, n-
ahment. Jupiter's face VIM eistorted
in a most inexplicable manner, and with
not .0 y warning he sneezed a terrific
sneeze. Before the guests could recover
their aeteuishnient, great Jupiter said
solemnly :
"I know I waa told not to more, gen-
eral, hut I just could not help it. I be
live I have caught cold in this -"
Jupiter did not finish the sentence,
tat the outraged and exasperated wane -
rat tore a limb from an orange tree and
sailed into the god as if to destroy hien
bodily.
"We had better get out of here," n -
marked Hereat" to Venus, and, jump-
ing down frost their palpitate, the;
made fine time for the fence. hell ing
ea:h other over as fast as they could.
8,rersl of the heathen deities who were
a tittle late in the starting, were assisted
materially by the general, who oontiau-
ed to chastisi these with his weapon as
long as there was a single d city within
reach, admonishing theta with each blow
to to a place, the name of which at pre-
sent shall be nameless.
The flight of the deities nut the com-
pany in such a good humor that, for tl.e
sate of the joke, even the inspired
sc alptor was forgiven. The lawn party
w.is the greatest event of the feline ,and
is still -the anbject of much merrim ent in
French society at Algiers.
As the frosts of winter vanish under } days Dryflen :
the calorie influence of the s'u'e rays, i "She k'oww her roan, and when you .nt
SO dues Bright r Du►uwu, Dropsy, stout,; and swear. 111
in the Kidneys and Bladder, and Maui -Can -draw you to her with a 'Melo hair."
motion of the Kidneys, leave the body Bet it roust be beautiful hair to hard
upon the adutinistretien of Dr. Van Hu- such power ; and beautifu hair can be
reu's Kidney Cure. Sold by J. W itsl,u. ensured by the use of Cra�omasa Hata
'.Ill 1 RENEWER. bold at 60 cts. y J. Wilson.
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I 4wd 'gerIsarklea's Arita salve. tki
net Chicago, Berliugteu & Quincy
Railroad Company has just issued au The Lest wive in the world fur Cuts,
illustrated treatise, "The Heart of the
Continent," describing the wonderful
growth of the six Great States. The houk
it beautifully printed, and numerous en
gravinga of high merit adorn its pages.
Any one sending their name and address,
with two three -cent postage stamps
\t ill receive a copy by return mail, by
applying to feercetal Lowell, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago Illinois. St
Seeing is believing. Read the testi-
monials in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cuze, then buy a bottle
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. It is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25 cents per
hex. For ale by Jas. Wilson. lye
31oru canes of sick headache, bilious-
ness, constipation, &c., can be cured in
less time, with 1... medicine, and fur less
tl
moey, by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than by any other moans.
and relieve yourself of all thaw distress- ANCHOR LINE.
mgpu cites. Year Druggest can tell you
abo
Sail weekly to and from
N YORK aau ULAKOOw, VIA LOR DONDaaIItr
(,abut Passage, lop toffee. Returns. it LO to $140.
Scoot t Cable, N& Ret urn Tickets. $75.
Steerage passengers booked at low rates.
Passenger aoosua
minodatioas ezoeUed.
ALL B'rATaaOOM• ON MAIN DSCK.
Paaseagers booked at lowest rates to or from
Berman'', Italy, Norway. Swedes. Denmark.
kc.
For Book of "Tours to Scotland,"RatesMae, ae
e., apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New York.
Or to MRS. F.. WARNOCK. Hamilton St
,. Oederieh
alut It. Sold b J. Wilson Uoderich. UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS
,'r.. yS
Wirth knowing.
A Fact worth knowing. The beat
household remedy known for Coughs,
Colds, Brunchitie, Asthma, Whoopiu,
Cough and all throat and chest troubles
tending toward Pulmonary Consumption
is Itagyard's Pectoral Balsam to be pro -
coned of any Druggist. 2
Do not take Pills or Powders contain-
ing Calomel, for at this time of the year,
the results may be serious. If you re-
quire a dose of physic take Dr. Canon's
Stomach and Constipation Bitters ; ht
acts gently on the Bowels, purifies the
Blood, improves the circulation, stimu•
lates the Liver and Kidneys, and
speedily curse 'Biliousness, Headache,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Search the
Drug Stores from one end of Canada to
the other, and you cannot find a remedy
equal to it. Try it and use it in your
families. Sold everywhere in large bot-
tles at 50 cents. Fur sale by Geo. Rhy-
mes.
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An MtrI.Wu !WM.
After pairing, the ostrich begins to
make his nest. It is the male alone that
performs this duty. To do this it squats
upon the ground. and, balancing itself
upon the sternum, it scratches up the
earth with its legs and throws the sand
behind it. When it has dug out enough
on one side to suit it,turns around and be-
gins to dig on another side,and continues
this operation until it has made a hole
large enough to sit in comfortably. The
nest is eliptical in shape, and ia. about
0.25 meters deep, 1 meter wide, and 2i
meters long A few days after the nest
is Mobbed, the female begins to lay one
eg4 on every alternate day for eighteen
or twenty days. She then rests for a
while, which time varies from ten days,
and then begins to lay inure: A pair of
uatiich's yield forty eggs. This is only
the tnininuni number, which is always
reached. It is not unusual for a well-
fed, well -kept pair to ytetd fifty or even
silty eggs. The egits are placed se as to
Late no space between thein They are
set upon at first for several hours each
day and finally altogether. The mail and
the female breed alternately. At night
the male is always on the nest, as it poe-
seseee greater warmth than the female.
When the birds reliete each other on the
neat. the tiew comer turns over each egg
in ot•t.er that the portion which has laid
against the nest shall receive the warmth
of the kneeler. These birds perform
their duties with the greatest skill, with-
out any Haile or breakage of the etgs.
They squat down and with their head
and neck rake up and overturn every
one of the eggs. one after another
with-
out neglecting a single one The ircub-
ationlasts forty-five days on an average,
annletimes fifty days, but never continues
beyond that. When tine chicklings hatch
out they can he heard trying to break
the shell of the egg. Sotrettmes they
succeed in Co Mg s.i, 1 t: usually the
father breaks the egg under his Lreast
bore ar.d, wiring with Oil bill the imide
sain. tears at and freeette chiekliags. i
('putt hest reaching the air the et.icklings
remain limp and weak. Bet the tvatr.th
et (lee parent Ma'n revives it, and a taw
beers afterward it begins to run shout
the nest. exercising its long legs, tootling
over at each step. and recommencing
again its tumblint )out) Four days
after their hatching, the chicalcnea Mean
to eat. They nun after insects and swal-
low small pebble( The father and
another 4.' net help their Iatle • nee to
find fond
earthy er Praise.
As a rule we do not recommend Pa-
tent Medicines, bat when we • kuow of
one that is a public benefactor, and does
positively cure, then we consider it our
duty impart that information to all.
Electric Bitters are truly a most valua-
ble medicine, and will surely cure Bd-
ioutmess, Fever and Ague, Stomach,
Liver and Kidney Complaints, even
where al/ other remedies fail. We know
know whereof we speak, and eau freely
rea,mmend them to a1L—Eich. —Sold
fifty cents a bottle by J, Wilson. [61
Fortunately Valtular disease of the
heart is not very common, its disturbed
action tray be due to indigestion, liver
irregularities, &c. A Stomach disturbed
with wind, or indigestible food will cause
pain and fluttering by crowding on the
nerves of the heart. Burdock Blood
Bitters will speedily remedyall such diffi-
culties 2
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Dr. sash\'s frets Gerrabaa Worms neasedy.
Is as agreeable to the palate of the child
as the moat delicious confections. Sold
by James Wilson. Goderich, Ont. 2,
Simply miraculous is all I oan say of
the elect of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney
Cure in my case. An elderly lady
writes this from Antigonish, N. S. who
had suffered from pains in the back foe
twenty years. Sold by ,T. Wilson Gode-
rich. 2m
A RCWAan—Of one dozen " TEABCR-
Ey" to any one sending the beat four litre
rhyme on "TTAREEEY," the Iemarkable
little gem for the Teeth and Breath. Ask
your druggst or address.
Everything New and Fresh!
LOOK AT THE UTEST ARRIVALS.
1 Cask, 1 Blb. Plated Ware.
2 Cases, Writing Desks and Work Boxes.
1 Case, Japanese Goods.
o Cases, Toys and Fancy Goods.
2 Parcels, Jewelery.
3 Barrels, dete:ated Lamps.
1 Case, Musical Instruments.
4 Cases, Vases and Toilet Sets.
2 Barrels, Majolica Ware.
1 Case, China Cups and Saucers.
1 Case, Presentation Books.
MAITLAND HOTEL, GODERICH
ONT.
Tho above new and first -clans house. close to
the Railway Station and convenient to the
town, to second to none in Ontario. for com-
fort and accommodation. Is heated by Hot
Air.
11 alit\L i1.4TUN. MWINNING B.ITa\
Croquet Lawn and garden on the premises
/tot and cold meals at all hours. fortravellers.
An Omnibus to and from boats and ars con-
stantly in atindance. Jno. Bronntan, 16.Pro-
prietor.
Sonsoriat.
KKN nHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
. HER and HatrdrelMr, bees to return
uta the but t Petrone r and
The above goods will be
sold at lowest living prices,
with special rates to persons
getting up Christmas trees.
The Cheapest Hoose Under the Sun.
i\ext door to the PoetoMce.i
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ai, the e►Ideet Established ethee Store in Towt,
In mindless variety
to suit the most fastidiune and the meet economic buyer
MY WINTER STOCK
Is now complete, and I take pleasure in informing my customer' that at no pre
views •ime have 1 had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price untl
it is a wattive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsew4ere.
CUSTOM WORK
of every grade still receives my prompt and careful attoatien, and will l.e merit ono
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, end
of the very best material obtainable.
1883.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY-I6PAGE
_ D 0 -VST N 11�T 0 _
A GOOD INVESTMKNTU
You will Save Money by Buying Your
Groceries A Provisions
AT
D. FERGUSON'S
HAMZI..T N STFZEET_
We are Now Selling This Season's
NES' TE_A..S
From 30cte per i!, too ; Site.
New Raisins,
New Currants,
Coffee, Sugar,.&c..
Will be Sold Proportionally Cheat,
Extra Fawily Flour
X25 per 100 lbs_
RUTTED TO BOYS AND OI11a OF FROM SII
TO srxTEEN TEARS OF AOE.
Vol. IV. commences November 7, 1889.
The Foeeg People has been from the era
successful beyond anticip•tibn. (N. - Y. Even-
ing Post.
It has a distinct ourpoae, to whlob it stead -
By adheres -that, namely, of supplanting the
vicious papers for the young with • paper
more attractive. as well u more wholesome.
-{Boston Journal.
For nearness, elegance of engraving, and
contents generally. It is enure -wised by any
publication it the kind yet brought. to our no -
Dee. {Pittsburgh t,:asette.
TER32B-
*Mr Wear reatnge Prepaid. 1 Sl lie
Single Numbers Four Cents each.
Specimen ropy- sent on receipt of Three
cent)'.
The Volumes of /tarps!•'" Toting People
for 1881 and 1882, handeomety bound in Illum-
inated C'loth,will be sent by mail postage pre-
paid. on receipt of 5:100 each. ('over for
I-owag People for 1852, 35 cents ; postage, 13
cents additional.
Remittances should be made by Pott Office
Mooney Order or Draft, to avoid chance of
lora.
A?ursp rapers nrr not to copy this (Orel -fist
•s lrtthou./ the rte eras outer HARPER t:.
vient n of
than to Qu c for past g .
1)110115 a eotUnuance of custom. He can BROTHRnr.
always be found his Shaving Parlor, near Address HARPER & 11ROT� IwR'i.
Peet OS .cs Oodertcb. 1753
DOVI\ION
A Full Supply of
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Bran, Shorts, etc..
Always on Hand.
EUE REMEDY Fog CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
COUGH BALSAM. °OLDS, ASTHMA, CROUP,
The grea lung remedy is also a valuable an-
tidote to C roup. A1ra. Quinn. Wellington -at..
»Mallard, says : 'lase of my children. wee
Si, stamen/ attack of ('roup. an
tleak to the glee 1 was frtghten-
Ira Mauchart Mrs. anei1h,
aea bottle et Vee Linton rough
Kr EynMb, bad been setae
he titer dos. pat ,wtnpIetr
smasher. aM very shortly
silsltt sad M playI a at far
• lends is beer Int lie Mer as I believe 1t
was the Mesas et oat Ing my-chlid's lite."
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It made me feel like a " Banti o1
Music.' was the rather forcible intries-
mien tet an individual who Via prassal *
" Peetnria," the great reined,} for Coughs
amok Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma. "Beer.
elsitis. It issafe, pleasant and . fectu,!
i 7011 suffer, try it For ts and „eseral dealers at 1 e v all
2r;
O rot tat. 1.7 r3en RF.r ,114,
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FL 411.
.. 1 ►r•i *TT d 1-... MH Proprietors.
11,'.,,' ford, (tnlario
W. J. C. Naftel,
taw, \,t••M (todeitch.1
I,
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0111.
All Diseases of tie Throat, Lungs sal
Pulmonary Organs.
Sr ITR FAITIVt' I. URR
OO1COCMPT1ON HAS BEEN CURED
When other R..edtes and T?Tsicians bare
failed to effect a curs.
Reerrnmeadrd h Pavaietaws. MivicrR ars
? (5,,i•. 10 [set by everybody who has
Sires tt a Rr d5l. f t wee lode
to tense rl.
As as EXPECTORANT it has no Feast.
it is barmier to the Most lelleat. /1ild.
It eewNtl'is no ort('s' in sag Perm.
lertsintet arrntnn(ny rash bottle.
agy-For sale by all Druggists.
he Best Qualiq of Coal Oil at hsl »
SREGMILLIQB
Chilled Plow
—AND—
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Having purehaned the Ooderich Foundry.
am dtti tYe rA sa
for tae anuteetur
o CHI] W sad AORICULTUf3A
IMPLETIFITS on a large scale. Y1U Work
Gemmel Repairing and Jobbing will be con
United. All work guaranteed.
Mr. D. Runcrntan is the wily man autberts..
to collect payment* and give receipts oa be
halt of the late firm of Runcimen R Co.. an
all perr.ons indebted are requested to gever
themsel res accordtntfiy.
S. SEF.OMILLF.It.
Proprietor.
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chr3rstala & Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS and SALT PANS manufac
turedton shortest notice.
All kinds Repairing executedd under the
personal supervision of thp Proprietors who pealth 13 Wealth 1
AR,t:
Practical Workmen.
1'. O. Builds 1787
W. S. Hrt & Co.
PRO)'RIETOIt-1 OF MB
Goderich T
/LATE PIPER'S.)
Beg to return their thanks to the piMto
the liberal patronage received during the paw
year. and to state they ere prepared to dt.
Ca- et 1 P.4 '['Ii�iC>}
on the shortest notice, or for the convenience
of p.'ties living at a dietatuv,- wilt exchange
grista at their town store
Lit. 11.. M. Jfillinrd's, )
Masonic Fare St. Oodcrith.
, Highest price paid for .wheat'O14,
$600.00 Rewafrd.
We will pay the above reward for say ease of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick **doglike.
indigestion, Constipation sr ee*lvesea. we
cannot cure with West's Vegetable Ltver PUL,
when the directions are strictly complied with .
They are purely Vegetable, and fall to
give sat intact hon. oufat• Posted. Last. Boxes
containing ail rills. :e; rents. For sale by all
Inmegiete. Beware of counterfeits and istita-
tions. The }{ermine• mnanufacture.i only by
JOHN e'. WEST $ ('It.. "The P1)1 Makers.'
81 and bI King 8t. Esnt, Toronto, Ont. Free
trial pa••kage sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of a 3 rent
a'wr stale at h Ille4/0441 DRt& *TIMM.
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use of alcohol or totat,•,-o. Wskefniness, Mee-
tal Itrpreeston. Piot, entngItof the Breit.. result-
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t>p and d,a'h.1Teuwtnre (84 Age. Barrenr.esw,
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jetrw le. ere any chew. Wtt o r a• .1. e•Met re-
rrive l try es for eta bars,. is. .im wasl,d witb
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