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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY FEB. 15, 1881.
LM Pette te,Itlwe.
- --tea stun SWIM
1 resolved at the Old of mt Jemmy.
A wetssase that rade .y heart ace.
Aad late the pleasant tenses -chamber
Wm ushered at bbd -time to steep.
The seega wise delightfully seq.
The furniture Meese with act.
'While spread o'er the hod se levities.
W. oomstkitgg 1 d sot aees elsewhere.
h was hahtu.ed of rfl►s, velvet, antis,
Of every conceivable hoe,
ltashe'eiderrlt with binds, hew.te and flowers
la •..dates meat wunderom to view.
Hat my limbs were so weary with travel.
Aad so bet'y with slumber my eyes.
That I tkovgkt. •'Ill wait esti. morales.
Aad puede It out when t rise."
Te dramelsad 1 soon must hat a yuurnel ed.
For scarce had 1 .bud out earth'. scenes.
Whoa • floating proerWou of garments
Ad'saeed by invisible means.
They came from the southward to dusters.
They tame trots the northward an troops.
While east and weer seemed to rival
All other. la ala of their groups.
Teers were tall dieser, long past their splen-
dor;
White robed which some bride most have
wore
Queer ribbons. old bonnets and waistcoats;
And from each one s section was shorn.
Cloaks. pickets. skirts. aprons, and necktie,-
Thcy hovered in groups o'er the bed.
And with aspect of suer dejection,
Their phantom heads clutched at r he *petted.
AH night round the bedside they circled.
Aird wheu In the morning 1 rose.
My eyes in their stupided t inion.
Could see but a mw of old clothes.
KO when at the table ay hostess
Asked what .on of a night I had spent,
I told ay strange dretm to the bolas o d.
And begged to know what it all meat.
For a time the. looked at me quite puZzle.l.
Their faces with wonder perplexed :
At length my host cried. '-1 hare soloed it !-
And laughed 1.11 I &latest got vexed.
Ifs laughed while we plied bin with vises
tions.
Engaging in *terry word till.
Then gasped with what breath he Lauf left
"You Irpt'oust. my w.tc'. crari
Thr Veers 11 rddlawrstag:
Year nettling -rang wean thae,,Cle wits: all,
summers got a few
Siam I put it on y our eager drat have tossed
o'er me and you :
And. las e. what . ha taros we IMMessss-wb.t
cares and pleasures too
Hines you became no one dear wax be.
this old ring was new.
Years brinitied; t:nketoi•iadus. wife young
voices there are loge.
You-ur fared round our tire that make their
et ohm's yet more dear.
Yount. loving hearts. your rare each day
makes y et nom• like to you.
More like iho losing bear made milt, whea
this old I -1 3K was 01 %C.
And oh. when death shalt clout, at las: to bid
we to ivyreat.
May 1 die looking in tho.e eyes bud netting On
that breast
Oh. rosy in, part mg gaze be b:estel %trill the
dear shahs o: you.
Of those fond eye. fond as 1'..-y were when
this old ring was 5011.
MURDERED.
i du think. Jerome. you might let me
have a little more money.'
Victoria Hale was sitting at the break-
fast table, a pout upon her cherry hps,
an o.ninoua wrinkle between 1:er brews.
She looked very pretty in her nwniung
dress of fluted white lawn, white break-
fast cap o.f Swiss muslin, and rose odor -
ed ribbons that were peculiarly becoming
to the,elear olive skin and large velvety
black eyes.
Her husband slowly sipping his coffee
at the ether sale of the'tsble, 'ear .lune
as hen -deems. awl distinguished looking
III his way. .krone Ilale was the Ir.ok-
kreper and cashier in a large down -town
firm, and hat sa:cely been :earned
three months as vet. .Already, however,
the bloom and clot in of wedded life hell
been disaipat.d nn some degree. He
had begun to discover that divinity wag
not a divine
"Mere trolley, Victoria " he repeated
hors ter such a two-pssuy half tentit7
sort el .fair as that r
'T .y would ksaw it was as good Its
we amid afford.'
' A ud 1 need a late parasol ter-
ribly. Aad, oh ' Jerome*, I had lomat-
ten about Mrs. Leey's etta-a oplur
punts..'
'I hope, ter guodn.r sake She Berta
waut you to buy them r
'Nu, of course not. But .hg eye 1
gassy use them while she's at Ise
Branch. Isn't it kind ul her r
'1 dare say it's very kind, said Jima
Hale, ruefully ; 'but du you Anil eh.
know how touch a pair of {ionic* oat is
the keeping 1 To ray nothing of the
board ttf the taaa who drives than,
Yat-'
'Ob, if 'you are going to stop to suck
petty oo tsderauin. as that
'Well, well, use them if you like. I
daresay we shall manage somehow.'
'And the croquet breakfast 1 Ooly
thirty or forty 'mottle- just to pay off
our mesal debt* It's so shabby to be
behind in such things.'
'If you'll be as economical as you can
about it.'
'And the parsed 1 And the summer
elle that issuch a bargain at -s
' 1 e., yes,yes. Only remember, Vick,
that there is a limit to our friends.'
Mrs. Hale was satisfied with the grud-
ging assent so reluctantly ecresed out of
her husband.
She gate the cr.,.tuet party, and had
the satisfaction of hearing on all aides
that it was the tweet elegantly gotten up
little affair of the season. She whirled
dd.wn to the park, and along the Bloom-
, read with the cream colored
ponies. She bought the lavender sum-
1tuer silk, with a 'loveof a race shawl to
wear with it ; paid Madame Fringe Fur-
below $30 to make it, and had itruined
by a glees of lemonade the Ent time she
ever were it. She accepted •s invite -
is._ tint Ssrstols and Imka Cesspit
with's pa::y of gay young friends end
oriel all night before she Gould induce
h sr husband to consent.
'Vick, you don't understand,' said
Jerome, with • careworn look on his
brow. 'We must study economy or we
shall go to ruin
'Ees.nomy : sharply retorted Victoria,
`I am sick of the very word.
Her husband turned silently away ; it
was hard, just when It. had most need 1
sympathy, counsel and advice, thus to be
repulsed.
'They tell me,' said old Mr. Hardie,
the tanner member of the firm of Har-
die, Bl.,zke & Co., 'that Hales wife
dresses the meet elegantly of any .ere at
Saratoga •his season !'
'What ' Hele who keeps Denny's
books r Young Hale i
,Yen.
'The deuce she does ! how can he
afford it 1'
e th sa.d old Hardie, taking snuff,
'that's a different wetter. I don't know
how he affords it, If I were DennT, I
should keep an eye to things.'
'They've had some serious lessens al -
reedy, rut told,' said the other. 'Thal
burglary last week cost then 07,600:
'.Any trace of the lour{tars as yet r
`No. The safe must have been cpeu-
e,' by seeleto1 keys, Denov things.'
'Humph 'grunted eel Hardie. 'if the
Cashier was Any one best Hale, that Dene
ny trusts as he would trust himself-'
' 1r, ne.nsen.., 11'dtee'I•e,' cried this
other .ld gentleman. 'There is such a
thing as being t.e.. auspiciouI, MANI
You'll be say ink next that Hale is at the
paid of a gang ..f burglars.'
'He may be, fe.r all knew,' said Har-
die. dryly.
Meanwhile Reginald Denny began to
be strangely mistrustful. Not of Jerome
with a 'care'',g►eneeptible hoisting of Hal. --lie would as soon have thought of
the beers. ' meet 01451L< himself - but ethers about
reasonable 1 Doi not keep you 'instal-
l; supplied with all that 1 have to
spare r
'Rut it is so mortifying to go shopping
with Mrs. Hyde Scutt and Mn. Bon -
him.
'Hale,' said he, 'sometimes i think
these knaves of burglars are nearer home
than anyone imagines.'
'Do you, tir ?' A ghastly look ca e
mngton, and have to stand by while orer the young mans features, es if he
they are purchasing the sweetest things were in pain. 'Impossible''
at such bareeint.' '.tt all events it is worth 1 sskinli into
•Don't go shopping with them, then slid Denny. 'The circle of suspicion t$
that's my advice.' narrowing down. Do you mind sitting
'You weul l shut lac up, then, from all up for a night or twor
amusement anti society 1' 'Not at all, sir, if You wish it.
'Nonsense. Victoria. You know bet- ; 'I'm sorry to ask it of you, as you
ter than that Here are your prettily don't seem sell this last week or two -'
furnished house, yi,ur garden, your lit- 'pray dont mention it. 1 am well
tie conservatory, tie amuse you.' eneuche said Hale, almost impatient/y.
'I'm tired of then) ell,' said the pretty 1 it was the first night et' the vigil - a
bride. Una ann'.t he a"iii"Anted with , dare tempestuous midnight, with rain
the same thing fel-ever.' falling outride, and that rush of e.lut-
' ff you wanted a i,erpwtual change, a medal winds wailing down the chimneys.
c ontinusl whirl .•t excitement, 700 Reeinahl Denny had gone home, hu$
-shooed here married a millionaire.' rime unanalyzed notion in ducal him to
'Do*'t M cross, lerame.• said \actor- i return nuietly and by stealth toward two
ia, coaxingly. 'But you knew all the o•dock in the morning. Letting hitne
neighbors along the river 'here are rich, • Flt in by his own priests key, with •
and 1 (lon't want to be left behind. t , word of reassurance to the alarmed
shall be m'rrtified to death if I can't hare watchman who beet the outer hal'.,
a srrngsat breakfast in August ' i he noiselessly entered the honking
'i have no .mpecial (11)0e41un to that. house
Mid her husband '1 suppose it need The safe where the menet and vale-
oet necessarily or very expensive.' stile gapers were kept was wool* open,
'Not en wry, sai.1 1'iet•erie- '1S. Kneeling before it. with ieth hands full
enure. we mast have • band of melee, of hills, hnrnedly transferring some to
(lima the salads and ices from Fra.cetelli's an *sten leather case eon his right hand,
lot New York.' and putting others hack, was Jerome
Wouldn't t year piano and a little Hale enamlf.
howsoever'', cake and isteersiant do t' in en meant Iltginal.l Denny's tree
\C.; 'What ncn,eeme, Jarmo*. Do yea ,grasp w.s on hu arm.
1 male nee ogv stylish neith , 'S.. 1 have got at the rent of the mat-
ter at Wee said be, la • deep, store
Vellab. 'ter you ars lbs burglar, Jerome
Robe
Witte with rage and dismay, Hale
sprang to his feet, and motivated the
W whoa he had been so long and syt-
Meatically robbing.
'You have disabused .e,' he cried. in
eluted somata, 'but you shall sever om-
elet nue "
There was a vivid geek, the tel.rrt ir1
a pistol, and the seat esteem. Jerome
Rale lay dead Were the eyes of the bor.
tilled hanker.
• 'It was net his ewes fault so muck soil
wee his wife's,' people said when t♦i
ugly fasts came out 'He was weak. bet
aot naturally wicked, sad she pressed
him mercilessly fur money. Poor girl !
Her dress and fashion sial luxuries were
dearly bought.'
And Victoria Hale, sitting pale and
agonised in her deep widow's weeds,
knew as well as if supernatural hands
had written it in fiery letters on the wall
that she had murdered her husband.
OUR SANITARIUM.
I.psrtsat Pinata About rue sash Mew 1
•vets lfeeses/apt CbUaea.
Baths should nut be taken imiuediste-
ly after a meal or whew the body is very
much exhausted by fatigue or excitement
of sty kind. Children atad elderly per-
son* ought to employ warm or slightly
cool baths, never below 70 degrees
Fahreuheit.
The old-fashioned white Castile soap
is the beat mid safest to tale ; rad the
lace washed with it once in a wbib will
improve the ekw, even when of the most
delicate texture. Teo helmet s use of
asap will make the hair on the face more
visible and should be ay.,ided by ladies.
It is very iwportant to avoid befog ex-
posed to pal air after imtsersiut ea •
warm bath i becauee mechanical ob-
struction's to the outf6ies of pioeenpitatiuo
being washed away. the cooling effect of
evapor.twu from the catemmas surface
iagreater, and the danger ..f being chill-
ed is increased. Hence the best time
fur bathing as is the evening, just before
eustiring. Invalids and those who have
delicate constitutions, will, however,
often find that tbey can endure the
exertion of taking a bath about 11 o'clock
in the morning.
Gold boths are invaluable aids in pro -
muting and preserving health if properly
used in suitable case* but may become
very dangerous,. Very cold plunge baths
-that is, with a tetnperatnre below 60
degrees -should only be indulged in by
the most robust, and then it is doubtful
whether the shock to the system is benefi-
ce!. It, after drying, the body feels in a
glow the bath does 1,-.00d, but otherwise
It had best be avoided. Cool sponge
baths are valuable tonin, the shock to
the system being much less than the
plunge bath -
A hole 'anion juice added to the warm
water for washing the face will cleanse it
nicely and feel refreshing (tat -mess,
cern-meal or bran put in the bath will
soften and whiten the skin. A poste of
oat -meal kept .on the face during the
night fur a mouth or so, and wiahe.1 off
in the morning with Juke -warn water.
will remove blotches and lesiva the skin
firm and white. But this r.luites
patience and a little discomfort. A hills
sweet milk rubbed on the face a half
hour before washing will brighten the
fairness and freshness of the complexion,
and is good to use when guing to an
evening entertainment.
For le feats.
You can purehaes a bottle of P.elves's
Nerviline, the greatest pain reiuedy in
the world. Nerviline cures headache,
neuralgia, toothache, pains int the aide or
beck, rheumatism, &c. .ta ■n internal
remedy, Nerviliee is l.roml.t• efficient,
and piematit to tike. Nene Mine flit. Orr
ale tl Is a 141.111-.ulxituu: remedy, aid a
test bottle cost '.uly 10 costa. Call at
James Wilson's drug store and invest 10
tents. Nurviluse, Nero -dine, 'terve pais
cure.
That there is great dutreet in all the
manufacturing cities in the D.•Itlinion is
lino patent ti. be denied even by the Tory
.organs But they try t•, break the f•.rce
of it by saying th torte 11 distress also
in Free Trade (ouetries. What of that!
The Tory arson -am: Ives the. dt.tres• wee
ittrlitaele ander Free Tiede, bur that
?needier, would gave full work to every-
one et fair wage:. it has not dent see
The best the Tories can say now is tMt
Protection is n.. worse than Free Trade
Even this ia untrue.
- �.m..r-
naretr. ..d ■t.Sebe.
Call at feet,. lthynos' drug stere and
1 get a package of Mc':rrttor .( Parke's
Carbolic Cerate. it is compeer, of Vase-
line, Carb•dlc Acid and Cerate. end has
Inever failed to remote Pimples, Blotches
IUlcerated Soon. ft. ugh Skin. it cures
Irah •n all others fail. Try it. 1,
A sorsa. Mi.rmveq
That is daily bringing joy to the homes
of thousands by saving many of their
dear ones from as early grave. Truly is
I Dr. King a new fMee•very for Cntuiump-
ti.n, loughs, ('olds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Less'.(' Voice, Tickiing its
the Threat. Pain in Side and Cheer, or
any dhow of the Threat and lento, •
positive cure. (htarenteed. Trial Rot -
Iles free at .1. Wdeon's Thug liter*. Large
der 0A.00. (d)
ARes- (xp Of one dozen
at" to any ccs sombre( the beat four line
=+ .n "tesaenev," the regnerk.ble
NNb elm for the Teeth and Pate. Ask
ynttr druggest er address.
Thousands hear wines to the posi-
tive ctretive powers of the GUST (Is11-
0*r ltvtuowavow, the only remedy that
bis peeled itself • specific for ge semi
debility, sentinel wa►knes, impotency,
etc., and all dtara.es that arum teem self-
abuse ler overtaxed been. finally ending
in eonntmptien, insanity and a prema-
ture grave meld by ell druggists, or
will be sent free on ree•a•tpt '.f 51.00 pee
bet, or six lynxes for M. Address F. J.
Csuxtr, Toledo, tee'', role agent for
the l'ntt.d States. Rend for cite -Aar
and testimonials of genuine curse. (leo.
Rhyme. 0 'clench 3n
~Se agrs..ase.
Gee very valuable femurs. Dr. Low's
Piste. t Worm Sprup u, tbia it is high-
ly a(tres•ble to take, mud all varieties ei
worms, taw worm Included, oan be safe
ly expelled by it, without reeves* to
harsh and uekeniag drugs.
Steam's /rose Lssasar.s
Needs no advertising when once intro-
duced. Every bottle sold sells hundreds
of ..does by Being all and mors than re-
jlwrrres.e.+.eted for Neuralgia, Toothache,
Hesdaebe, eta it retw,v00 any pain
iaatantly quisk ass A&ah. Try it and you
will sayit is well minted Fluid 1 ightnrng.
Oat a Dart bottle at O. Ithyrtaa' drug
alsc
Cooed Free.
Any reader troubled with Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Headache, Inver Cemplaiat
ete, should call at (leo. Rhyme' drug
atom and secure a free trial bottle el
McOreitor'■ Speedy Cure at "nee which
will ° en.ince you of the merits 'of the
medicine. It coir pernunentle where
'all other medicines have failed. ' As a
Aloud purifier it has no ritual Remette
ber, it costa nothing t.p try it. Regular
size, tifty coots and sue dollar. a
alae Playalrbas 0.14..*.
Mrs. Helen leharvix, No. 331 Dayeet
St., Chicago', 111., is now in her sixty-
eighth
ixtyeighth year, and states that she has suf-
fered with Consumption for about ten
years, was treated by nine physiciana,all
of them pronouncing her csee hopeless.
She had giten op all hope of over recov-
ering. Seven bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption completely
cured her. Doubting ones, please drop
her • petal and satisfy yuurselres. Call
at J. Wilson ■ drug stere acid get a free
trial bottle. (ll
Seeing is believing. Reel the testi
monis& in the pamphlet on Dr. Vass
Ruren's Kidney Cure, then buy a bottle
and relieve yourself of ell those ditties e
ing puns. Your Druggeat can tell you
all about it. Sold by J (Io lerich!
2m
The use of Pills, Salte,Castor Oil, &c.,
and other nauseous, griping Cathartics
is unnecessary, as a pleasant substitute
u found in Dr. Carson's Bitten. which
act as a Cathartic without griping or
causing natraea. All druggists well it
50 cents a bottle.
All Nervous Debiiity cured by the ase
of Dr. 11. C. Nest'. Nerve rad Braid
Treatment. Bee advertisement elsewhere
Sold at Wilson's drug stere. (461
•■ .sewer Waste/.
Can an one bring us a se of Kidney
or Liver Cca
Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure 1 We say they
cermet, as thousands .1 case* already
permanently cared and who are daily re
commending Electric Bittern, will prone.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, ll'eak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the how -
e&, rad esti directly on the diseased
parts. Erery bets& guaranteed. For
saleekt 50e. a bottle by J. Wilson. [1j:
Salt tttharawe Cured-
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples .er C.Inker Seems ;
if s•., . at "ice he (:r.•. Rhynes' Drug
Store and gut • pacesege ,t McGrcg••r.k
Perkt's C.$a,ltc Cerise,- Price 2a cent*.
It was nererik'tewe to fed. b
A Marella& Mrevesr.
l'hystcian's are often startled b, re-
markable discoveries. The fact that Dr.
Kings New Disc•tery oer Consumption
and all Thom anti Lung .Basest• is daily
curing patients that they irate pi. -ea up
to die, Is startling them to realist their
setae ..f duty, and examine into the
merits of this wonderful discovery, re-
sulting in bundreds of our best Phpse .
clans using it its their practice. Trial
bottles free et .1. N-ils,n s Drat Store.
Regular sine et.01. Le)
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t'C��SUMir1 iON.
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PROPRIETOR•
MONTREAL -
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
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