HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-08-24, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIAR'. AUG. 21. [883.
AP ►1.0'1LE t i'S.T() LET
Ape' ' .uetate t , let : o r t
ala Wilde.
kik* had paused Leon the 4eatest,
sed tr.-unmet, mud coziest 1,1 tittle sub-
u rbs* house It was just tw•. atut ice
high ; it Ieru painted s,.uey white; it
h ,d btig$a green shutters ; it beastsa a
verandah, and a huge old shady porch.
Mase sr, there was a gmrten-a de-
litltuts diminutive pitch ef l.od,linq
blooms,
"It's the rut iJenti•xt', pi4 .. to emu "
AO disabled mallusis.ti„d!), stand:ug
like a small grey st,.tu. of at.i.r••.'.I ui
the sweet spring sauahiuu. -Thu is.
the mut isn't t..'. high. But I art very
much afraid it is,"
Nerving herself to equably endure ds-
appti ntment, el,e pus'te 1 .,i.eu the gate
and went up the path.
Vas Parcel\ w • c:.11e.1 an 1.1.1 maid.
She had just climbed the hedge of thir-
ty
hioty ; if she was, she was the very nicest
old maid that ever existed.
She had s plump little figure. a pair
of blue sunshiny eyes, rosy lips, soft
bro . hair, and cheeks u pink as peac.-
es.
'Mow ' viers; vertytlt'•tg looked, to
'be sure ! '. ,• windows were open, and
Dom, birds bane' it directly within, in
the' • ahir"ng cages, were shrieking in
shed!! usultati,u : a placid and prosper-
ws-t .ukiug • it reposed up•,n the d••..r-
itep ; the " trey!' t of those s•:tinless
stops with dusty feet seems! ds.ec;a-
tiun •
M'•s W: ds : -I:. the boil, a sot tent
appeared " harried response.
"1M^ stars!" she recta' ted oho fuay,
and fell to surveying the lady before her,
in an eat y of frankadin•-ai.,n.
"You 1 co rooms to let 7" queried
M'ss Wilde, slightly diseoncio ed.
'1ae girl apparently considered an im-
- med. too answer Superfluous, She could
not have been a bed -natured girl, for her
fe ,o was constantly deleged in grins of
the most dazzling description ; but she
was decidedry a peculiar g' L
"No," ehe`declared slowly, *fief she
had taken a minute mental atemon•ida
of ,the stranger's simple but stylish cos-
tume. "No, I haiu't got no rooms to
rent, bot my mimeos, she has."
"Can I see your nt:atress r demanded
Pamw' • with some impatience.
"No," bl'•.king obliquely at her 1'ei-
tor's b,r •ret, "Yo. e . n'::'
"Ray 1"
"'Cos she ill at halite jest now. B'd
ye (rake it yelp ,lf r" with an upsard
motion of a C *Raj fore!' •gar:.
"Yes Now will you let use see the
roots. that are to let 1"
• "'Course, come in! Would ye mit:d
walk'n' upstart Afore me ? 1 want 10
sae bow you've get yer polynase hung.
I never It'•t,b:t a• ,:c to hang e6gs 11)
M;-. • eels lanxhee, and inonnted
to the Boor abov •, The rooms were de-
l' **fed fel 'i sere Awns a parlor and a bed-
room, bt.th furnisce1 ..•..i'.3 but taste -
folly.
'lucre were alt -hued 'ea, ; Cts, and
epee*. of delicate -t' ...ea cretonne ;
eters• were wieker-chain, ill tied with
bright jihbon ; there'w*, a walnet d •sl ,
a tui', t 'able s.. ,!hod 1'lk eileiti.
and dott.d mnelin, and a great tall lamp,
wi!'• . globe of rosy tr.napar•ney.
"H,•at is the rent!" a -ked Vise
nerve- ,y
"I -I don't remt.nber",a,:1u1 the girl,
sitiiil.q h.rler then ovor ; "yon se •
Fin absent-rhinded-I'm awful absent
min led. I'm th tt absent min led, [•tie
sus girt me rheoper on aceout•t of it.
Joe rue see, thong)). Tr a-: Jone-• .tiled
--ab int tete rooms -T was to key t.
rti -
Sho broke off abruptly, ural 1„okod4 up
at 11t'", \":'1;, grinning q•lirtl feroaoo -
ly.
"1' . t was it that I was to say to
'eel?' the 3eman:s.3 aereleily.
"I'm euro if y ,u dont Imes, I don't,"
1' lie 'gifts fame a helplessly.
"Oil yrs," cr !:.' .c'. tl.,g'-1, troth
sudden el, tin of rr ul'..,: •.. ; ''the t'. • .1-
-it's
r-it's the d -or."
She i an to the desk, p'tlit• l •,p. n r
drawer, 4nd took there: cm a Acca . 1
paper, whi•h '•c l •.aught 1 •': "n 1:'-
amfh, • 11. was a statement of the tel ,n .
written by the landlady, also *lie .'.ip-
olat'•.m-fitted roferrn::s and no r',il-
drat.
M• -s o'ildv'a prow c'car.'. The terns
Wire low -dee.:deuly Lw.
"I'll teke'em," s'•e •' prom,•;.
to,
"Ilist:' left !'tat t!t• t'• ; into ill' n'.•
to show to folkses," explained the girl ;
"I 'le that ''herr absent minded, ye
P•111•
"You'll not forgo., to tell kyr I'v: • a
t, .�.,l t'If '.''" taa ruin(!• 11,••"r,'J
"I nuts take lx,esess'wn the oar t. • r
to -mor ow, and I.e*nnnt possibly rime
out to sae yore r 1• -Ir • touts -row.
Give me a pencil ar 1 sone roe* r^ 1
1'11 leave a cote for yon • m' tp wr1.1. i
you an giro her when she r.: urre. V.
you?
"Then 1' whim ,',a 1 .1 ..;iota ont
bar 5• .1 tpuatlee of
and her tenet:ep!i
Owe' Now dost
her."
the to. •u named
.habil: referee eel
forget So faire it to
•
nodding e,nd arelimz
ounti'rutly. "day ?are such lussg Joy-
see
J ,v•sem as them the faeLi•w eh r
She stood and stared atter V. . \" de
a• tl .t lady wa l:ei briskly Jowa the
path.
"Now, it 1 !poly could tart tnyhlr s t•,
kink tike bee's. 1 Y art's the paper
Oh. 3+-1'm to vire it to muses : Nell
111 t•u it safe away for fear ti ler' i' it."
Awl she mound it right se ay its the
slimmest, and nStrostest, and meet ' 1•
sottsssible drawer in the walnut desk,snd
(•,. -!t. ith forgot all about it.
Hs!f an hour lotetr,her tnistr ret.. .-
rd.
"l ray one been hen, &V -•-t.1"
"NO," with a cheerful 6:'"1- ":int a
r,ul!"
"Now, Swans, you know how ab-
sent-minded you arr. T and reinem-
"Lumme see !" ruminated Susanna,
ice icing quite thoughtful. "No -honor
b.:;fht," with a more cheerful g.' , than
before --"not a solitary soul !"
"Wel," said 5 s. Tobey, tskt,tg off
her bonnet, "run over to the meat -
market, and get a pound r-sd a half of
steok and two, heads of lettuce. Make
haste!"
Summed; flapp'•ig sunbor set had
Lately vanished round th. cu .er, when
there came a resolute ring at the bull
Mrs. Tebey opened the dour. A tall
gentleness., cia3 in a light sun ner suit
and s: aw het, stem' on the threshold.
He was a rather elderly gentleman,
but he hr.l mune of the mildness cum
mon to age. Be ' nprcued lain. Tobey
as being rather fierce, whether became
of his acquiline noose, or gold -1.'1.11W
eye -glasses, "r m"iia • moustache, she
c,uld not have told.
"You have rooms 10 let, modem 1"
he inquired, lifting 1 's hat politely.
"Yea, s'-," said 5"' s. ".'obey, 1•a' -q
her awe irnitsedistely when he sp ,ke.
"May I he allowed to see them ?"
"Ce..a:oly, sir. This way."
' du. With board, of course.
Te .as? -quite r.osonable. r s advance?
-precisely. References ?-my card,
n::da.ti. "
Sri Von Bergon,' rod Mrs To -
bey, from the ptece of cardboard ;pre-
sented, 'Not the e. a it a..ist ?
Mr. Von Berson smiled.
'An a :st, he replied. 'due adjec-
tis a .1 ,duo to n •dam's ! • •itt J.'
'Oh,'dear me !' said madam, all of a
gutter, 'are you sure the rooms are nice
enough 1'
'There is good light- t sere is secla-
siun They are admi.able, I shall take
possession the . day after to -morrow.
Geld duo ing.'
1 •d exit b , V,.n Bergon.
s. Tobey wen' dos .' otos and took
off the pasteboard sign.
'1 wank goodness, tl••tt's :.ettled r she
unary. -
Thursday came brightest, balm.
ieet, sunshiuiest of mo, .ings. The
house had Leen secured, and scrubbed,
and polished to a r :el."as degree of
cleanliness 1 he lenduwa glistened 1":e
silver, the bei!-han "e w,., a Hob cf
golu, the. r-' t' .f -re pr•,itiv:'y spcck-
lens, the very flowers ' t Uic ! •s L. ,'.-
garden ;Alda : puke t as th,.uft they had
1 d t'.t•ir rusy faces newt:, wash 1.
About ten ei slue': t 't r-., - • s • u
et onp-i ret t be
'3' V iii r r.
thio -a .11, 3 f ',r ' •t L •
Lima' •to l'e, g 1;•1 1 -'
.)' r, b.._es of boo' m i:'s
pot' • i b Les, ell ^ - w' 'eh
M T `,y nnl F
inn rd.crtnit'y, who, a e •.I u. 2. )
lr"tv it'. in t'io sp .1• ., ,t the
tit 1.
'Sew lndo_'a 1. s 1' :•:1
orate -
L,r•1 aiive, 1. -
Toboy, 1,0'
'\V ,tr• :'s 011
'i am 113:3 II* 3, •,t1'' 3 , ,3 .,
rLi-t s.1 nett' r;' -':-i a..:.Le
'I',etatit; • t t,
1. • •11'.atr •,r !
1 I i't y ei1 lu't, .t •1 we •
the ti •- : l , t !, s'vt t!t •is 1 1
os.
away -I!.•i • n n • ': 1 ,:' .
of m ob., n bn•t 1 of r.•,:'•, n
,'.. 1n'. •„•
'Berle ,•n„ct•t,;
T•b••y.etl' . Von C ta;,„! t
a eye i'.e t .1...
'At !i:C.°1" Cly: •1
A.t,1
t .•.•.
t.•
* 1•• 3:'•. _
And ra e r r' -.'iso '' '- yr ,
Dr „ . :e -.'-• • nu, !Is -
pt
1` pt :t. Starlit a' ie Ly s'do with )Ir. Ven
Rdl•. •
'C .. 'o .',1, r
'V t T "'r; 1 t.r 'Hass. I'a yo :• • less
t
pre!'j to ;'. ..-6't ..: r •,
•-1 .V1'.411.111 1.. ,wk t»e a..- ,st to
• 'Tui ro wc'c nal,' • 11 Its
'I''. Cai taloa aid sot ►\y l.e wet
'hn't t' 's lady" your wiful' faltered
V .:. Tuley,
'Nu l' shrieked }tits Wilde.
`N.) r thundered the a..i.t.
'I am the new teasing,' de, .rel %fist
W''de. 'Is i' "lssih'.e your mare tat did
a,t give you the n.•'- I loft toe you, the
day honoree yesterday, engagiug the
r eu • !'
•
•
`No,' gasped the landlady (airily.
'She's that abssnt-ir'nded, 8ue.etre
And Mrs. Tobey fled in cov„nlly fash-
ion.
'Lt 'eta dght it out!' ow said, ' t the
rete •ale of nhsking the breath not of
8t',auna.
L. alone, the new tens its surveyed
each other in antagonlstie silence.
'Well, I guest I'd better be moon ; my
things 'to the house,' announced M'ss
Wilde resolutely.
'I guess not,' ret) ed Mr. Von Bur -
goo, wrathfully, the rooms are mine.'
'I am sure I rented them dnt,'Jeclered
Was W"de, winking very hard to keep
back the tears of disappointment slowly
Seng 'I am ve.; sure I did, % -.-
Mr.---'
Von Bergen,' ati11)y,
'Not -but now that I look at you I do
believe it '-Henri Von Bergen! Why,
I've got your photograph in my dear
papa's album.'
Duwa she went un her knees before
her trunk, very mach flushed and excit-
ed.
'Ray, Miss -31'.s-' he etamuscred.
'Ver ode,'
she said. 'Pamela Wilde.'
'Not .►ncrew Wilde's•daughterr
'Yes,' she avowed. 'Look, hero's
your picture ! Papa alaaya told me it
was that of his dearest friend.'
'And, ble • my will if I haven't got
yours somewhere about mo ! Wait till
I open th's •itc'eel. lien! your father
sent it to me several yesre So.. You
don't look a day older.'
'Ob my!' blushing ; 'but l aid. Papa
is dead, you know, and I stn teaching
school for a liv'no. This being vacation,
I Dame out her
'And I tried W to. , you out!', roared
Von Bergen ! Andrew's daughter !
'And 1 was so rude to ;spa's friend,'
said Pamela remorsefully; •FII go right
bens to the city.' .•
'You'll do no such thing. I'll go tack.
I'm s brute. 1 ought to be ashiened of
myself.'
'Oh, don't say thht,' i tmonstrated
Pamela
'See here,' suggested the artist., com-
ing ap and taking both Mw Wilde's
little grey -gloved 1 ands :•t h;s; 'suppose
we both stay?'
's% eat?' gasp:! Pamela
'The ca.-iage is ever there on the road
yet. Let us drive back to the city and
get ma:ied. I'm in love with you a1 -
ready. Say yes.'
'Oh,' said Pamela, 'I couldn't.'
'Why not?'
'I hardly know you at al' '
'But your father knew one.'
'That's so,' said Pamela, brightening
'Come, then.'
And they went.
51ra. Tobey and Suunne moved in the
accunrsiation on the garden -path ; and if
those rooms weren't cosy and delightful,
never rooms were before.
One day Mrs,
i:ie in tJ-•• d' ,
I ttt- t' l:"
.'•. -toe : i, it.
".1.1,../t• is p.11 .
war r:;.41
Ile.. husband,
■■
a .-
'ht•t! •,•:r-:'i"'4r•..re4)r•. Van
Bavgnw. 'II; • 1.. tr t'rn ? R are ems
i',u roti ric.1. ma sow '
Von Berg -.n, rurumag-
- . •,l .., n oto: she h: d
;.':..!j She held ii• up
1. 1 un3.o,':d the, room
.t.'
paused, will brush herd
: reey" !ace upon I: -
'Yet
:
'Y- n 1-v •r•- a:• :ny" 1••vo,' Ito adr't-
led ..1 ret: •!. ad, A:i,,it. .
A'" ti .1 . VA".. ll,•r^u t wont s;ral,lst
devot t' ,•1 1•n rias...• a's p• trial'o,t:,._, L)c.
tiketliwarbool Tidos.. ■eeord
is Kraut's' Fluid Ligbtuing for Neuralyie
Heedeche, Tuotliest, eta It dues nut
blister or discolor the skin ; reclaim but
one applicacite to bench all pain magic-
ally without using any greasy Raiment
or carryieig your heed in a poultice for
weeks. Try a 3i emit bottle from Quo.
It/mynas, druggist. - 2
re takeees t'eM.
-ire ynu troubled with Salt Rhes m,
Roogb Skin, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
if so, go at once to Gem Rhymes Dr
Store and get a packap of Mdire:alr
Perki s Car6..lic Certo. Price 26 cents.
It was never known to fail
Says Dryden
"Site knows her man, and when you rant
and swear,
Can draw you to her with a sinvle hair."
Biot it must be beautiful hair to have
such power ; and beautiful Bair can be
ensured by the uw of CIxoat.nss Han
Rz3LwLS. Sold at liO cts. by J. Wilson
2m
"Loaves have their time to fall," says
the poet, but Wild Strawberry leave are
en the rise just now, being utilized in
such enormous quantities in making Dr,
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
the infallible remedy for Cholera Mor-
bus, Diarrlwes and other Summer Com-
plaints. 2
An Oasis in the desert u no brighter
light to the wandering Arab than a bottle
of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure is to
the unfortunate • sufferer from Kidner
Disease. It is a perfect, positive and
perp anent euro Sold by J. Wilson
Gederich. 3m
With pure blood, contagious fevers and
other diseases have no hold on the ser(
tem. Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitten ren-
der the blood ou'-e and awl. For sale
by all Druggists. Large bottles fifty
dints.
Excised Tkewesads
All over the land are going into ecstacy
over Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlo.•tted for recovery
by tho timely use of this great life Sav-
ing remedy, cauaees them to go nearly
wild in its praise. It is guaranteed to
positively ,:ore ►were coughs. colds, au -
thine, hay keel, bronchitis, hoarseness,
loss of vuice, or any affection of the
throat and lungs. Trial bottles free at
James Wi1s,•ti's drug store. Large size
$1.00. (2:)
ictal Question*
Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the best thing
in the world for quieting and allaying all
irritation of the nerves and curing all
forms of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep al-
ways ?
And they will toll you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops, '
ensnare 1.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians :
"What is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all diseases
of the kidnc;,•s and urinary organs ; such
1 1 Bright's disea•^, diabetes, retention
or inability to retain urine, and all the
.diseases and ailnseets peculiar to Wo-
men"---
Apd they will tell ynu explicitly and
emphatically "Buchn."
Ask the same physicians
"What is the tarot reliable and surest
coot for all liver diseases or dyspepsia
constipation, indigestion, biliousness,
malarial fever, ague, &s.," and they will
tell you :
" Jla„drako ! or Dandelion !"
Hence, when these remed'es aro com-
bine 1 with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop. Bitters,
nuc:s a
[Concluded) next week.] lm
WILSO N'S
PI'I1i011 Drilla Sloftet
b
Warner's see epee.
Van 1111-.211'11 Kidney Cure,
Hall's Catarrh Cure,
Cinlpalese hair Renewer.
crowfoot Indian Bitt=rt,
13'arner's Nervine,
Klns's New Discovery,
Fowler's Extract of Strawberry.
Try NEILVII.INB, the new Titin Remedy -
3
'CIGARS. CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
A fun line of all the Leading Patent Medicines ajwaye kerten hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a Boeoialty.)
GEORGE REMUS,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE
OTS&SHQES
V V
Beg t. announce to the Public that they have opened business in eke above Store
in the store lately occupied by Horace Newton. Having purcheeed a large and
well assorted stock if Sprint and Summer Goods at close figures wears determined
to give the Public the benefit.
QUICK SILKS & SUJALL PROFITS WILL BE, OUR IOTTG.
,tt! Please call and examine our goods before purchasing elaewher••.
Air -Remember tho place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store.
a!••Cuetom work will receive •,ur special attention.
mer-Nooe but the beet of material used and tint -class wn•.amett employed.
zb•Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice.
Goderich, March 9. 1aS2. DOWNING & WEDDUP
NEW ARRIVALS
SPRING & SDMMEER GOOPS
Scolch, Elllisfl hisk & Caliathaii Tweeds
HUC3-11 DUNLOP.
TO THE FIRMERS OF TIIE COUNTY OF HURON
GENTLEMEN, -By request of a large number 1•f the yeomen of the County.
we have decided to manufacture
RFiA3?IZ G AND MOWING; LiACHINEB,
in connection with our Plow business for"the year 18113, which for material acid
wurkmaniehip will be second to none. Do not give your orders iur reapers or mow-
ers until you sen those manufactured by us. We will attend all the spring fairs in
County, which will give the farmers a Ruud rq,portunity to inspect our machines.
We will warrant our machines to do u good work as any ether made. We will al-
so have a number of good
LAND ROLLERS,
for the Spring trade
COO$INCI- STOVES
always on hand; and will be sold cheap for cash, or be exchanged for wool. Cash
paid for old iron. SEEGMILLER & CO.
Guderich Foundry
ABlit AILA M SMITH
CALLS ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING :
CLOTHING,
/TA LARGE ASSORTMENT
AND THE, LATEST DESIONS.wa
LSA FINE A880 IiN ENDLESS %AItIETY,} URNISHING GOODS
HATS, [?'ALL THE LATEST STYLES, AND EVERY s1ZS111
UFA LL PATTERNS. NADAND A FIT UOCARANT}.bD OR NO :ALE.iiCLOTHS
NEW GOODS, 1VEW PRICES.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
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Wile •n'edrtit .,; ,--,a L.,, a sins 1'. (1; •
w:', -t ' :'•',•,t .'1!.♦ ,1.1y :•r
kidlner:n',1'.•a. 1,•, i ; 1n n...: •t•1►e.1
to these rnmpl : ••1 hues. bo, r•,-n^v•id
Fnr Otis 1,4 til lo. Ihen' 'AI, fowl to Dr.
Van l:.i •u'a K ;•••y Cu,* eat -4 all
I ,boors! i . *1 ill :a• .11 fi om ourh
It wis revs known to',il, Seel by
Wile n. - 3u1
A Pr•v•n, -Of nue .nee. 'Tss»tls,-
leT" to any tone sending the beat four lis.
rhim., on "rsasawar," the ns 1.1b'e
Hale rem for the Teeth awl Ban. Ask i
your druthest or address
Go•l':icb. Aas.
OTHER.
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SMOKE
TWIN -NAVY
THE BIG.IOCT PLUG
HAS THE FINEST BRAND OF
ANNED PEACHES
IN THE Al•tlt1.1:1', ANI) 1111 -
CAN NED TOMATI1OES AND CORN
ARE DELICIOUS.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE_
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, ttt)DERICH- ONT-ARLU
Sarnia Agricultural implement Manufacturing Company.
ILIMITRD '
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