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A Wn+s8 .MISTAKE.
IRtta, Ilappeel prided beweN an being
d the best of hetlaekeepela She
411181osie of those rapid Imemewives who
Orem, as stem et dust as • bunter might
' ell• deg. No fly ewer dared to buss with -
iia ber debety walla Ne cat .purred on
Clint beset► -arose, Planta were tabooed
.41taasea their hares would fall. Canary
girds were ruthlessly included test they
sight scatter seed. Sunshine was ex-
cluded as an arch enemy. 'It brtag.
Shies and fades the carpets,' said Mrs.
of
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aHop000d. As for Mr. Hupgeod and
(the erlildten, they lived mostly in the
'1 esa't have the buys' muddy bouts
trate/%[ over the carpets, and the girle
t sewlleg in the patter,' said Mrs Hop -
good. 'As for Repg•od, I dont care
where be sit.. One place is as good s
another, where he is ouucerned.
1 The Hopguod faintly also took their
Imelda in the kitchen.
'Fre got • diuing-rnom as nice u any -
s, mad said Mrs. Hopwood, 'with a Ileal
instead oak sideboard, with a,
aid silver, polished till it's better than a
•looking -glom, But where's the use of
turning things all up-sidedown last fur
anis own family I Common crockery -
ware and good bone -handled knives are
just as good for every day nae.'
• 'Mamma,' said Elsie Hopwood, a
. cherry-cheeked girl of sixteen. '1 should
like to .it in the parlor sometimes. Mrs.
Hesford and daughter use theirs every
eveaing,and it looks so pretty and pleas-
ant in there.'
'Stuff and nunsenae !' said lin. flop -
goad, sharply. 'I keep house myself,
after my own fashion. and give others
heave to do the sante.'
'But, magnet,' replied Elsie, 'I was
thinking hew i should like to invite all
the girls here some evening, and have
tea, and afterward some little games.
I've been asked out se many times with -
1 out ever responding, and really 1 am get-
ting shamed to go.'
'Then you had better stay at home,'
.said Mrs Hopgotd. polishing vigorously
-away at the stem of her silver cud-re-
eeiver. 'I think 1 we myself with all
,the young felt in town capering on
my Brussels carpet, and cake erurnba
iniad melted cram daubed over every -
Elsie made no answer, but her ceun-
t
i•e tawce quickly (ell.
'I wish mamma was like any one else,'
Alm said to herself, the ten obscuring
bee eyes. 'i wish she was like Kate
ett's mother, who lets her have
daNpany every Thured•y evening. John
plates wants me to marry him. If 1 mar -
r
ied him mI could have a house of my
•wq, and do just as I pleased.'
t 'Mother,' said Mr. Hopgood, a week
{or two afterward, with a troubled farm :
t'Is it true that our Elsie is tont walking
Anemia. with John Elton i He is s
worthless, dissipated fellow, and no fit
'associate fur any girl.'
'Mercy on us ! f don't know,' said
Hopwood, with a perturbed face. 'I
*be was with Kate Prickett or
tCities Memfurt. I'm a ,fret del too
lbw with picking up and housekeeping
'to run at a giddy girl's heels the whole
imBut I em going to commence
ing te-morrow, and then I'll warrant
!171 give her enough to do to keep her
,out of mischief.'
'Mother,' said Iaa•e Hopgoud,gravoly,
'sometimes I think that if we made
Ilene a little inore attractive to our
ilr3dren —'
'Ob, nonsense !' quickly interrupted
ihie wife. 'I suppose you'd like us to
*dire tableaux, like stirs. Momfort ; or a
is lantern, like the Micktords. Our
ren have not been brought up in
way.'
1111r. Hopgood not no more. Mrs
, to use her own expression, was
the thick of house-cleaning' the next
, with the carpets rolled into haps,
floors *palmed with wap -suds, and
lead geZ rep with a pocket hand-
, when the door suddenly
lill•
iedkit ears oaf my pan of soap suds and
Its!' she cried sharply. 'Oh, it is
,isit. Ally t'
Tee, mother, if one,' mail Alexander,
WeWest son, who hn,l just gone into
as junior partner to his father.
4 nstr, do Imre off washing a minute and
tbMsd to me. Ryerson', in town rely
pohsm, you know --only for one day,
I have asked '.tint to dinner.'
Z. dinner !' almost screamed Mrs
, dropping her brush in emo-
tion ; 'Alexander Hopwood. are
sassy t Of c nurse 1 can't hero him
dinner : look at the confusion this
is in.'
'Oh, he won't mind that, tneother ; Ry-
is a thoroughly good fellow Just
bon sit down to anything with the
of us.'
-.4 shall do notions( of the sort, Alex.
,' said Mn Hnpgood, rather
, impressing her bps, 'you are
that I de not approve of year in-
estapaay ret say time, still leis at
• period as this, if you have bees
b ask him, you may get nut
aware the best way you eon.'
efefither--'
treat say mere d'- -.dike at
the shiest,' said Mrs Hupgsed, tbMl�
Mg away witb4►e larva.
Altana/0r wets tut doming tie
deer.
•W.U,' gsoth Alexander to himself, Of
I east ask • brimmed to diener at home,
there is at least the •Rermtive of invit-
ing him to the hotel. l never did such
a thin* before, but I deal we how des
I can sassy!,'
So Alexander Hopgood entertained
Mr. Ryerson at the hotel, and gave an
unlimited order ter feed champagne and
dessert. And the upshot of it all was
that Alexander Ropgood was brought in
at 11 o'clock at night by two of the wait-
ers, hopelessly intoxicated.
'Don't be 'f-f-fraid, mother,' stuttered
he, brandishing an empty bottle, as he
became dimly conscious of her white,
scared face tending over him. Go on.
with your washing ! it's • deal Jolliet at
the hotel than it is at home.13Freedou
forever ! Ho.-o.ory „
'Oh, what shall 1 do f sobbed Mr&
Hupgood, when the waiters were once
out of the house and the Holl of the cab
wheels had dad away. 'To think—only
think that any sen of mine should stoop
to disgrace himself thus !'
'Its your own fault,' said Benny, the
second son. 'l'ou'd not let Ally bring
his friend here to dinner.'
'Hold your tongue,' sharply retorted
Mrs. Hopwood. wincing beneath the
prick of home truth. 'Call Elsie I need
her help.'
'Oh, mother,' piped Fanny,the young-
er girl. running down stairs in haste,
'Elsie ain't here.'
'Net here 4'
'No, mother ; she hasn't been to bed
at all --and there's a note on the table
directed to you.'
'Open it, mother,' said Isaac Hop -
geed.
'Thu ;s a sad night fur ear household.
My God ' has our home become so dis-
tasteful to our children that they fly
from it, like rats from a falling house 1'
The note was short enough, as it read:
'Gear Mother: 1 am tired of living in the
kitchen. 1 have run away w ith John Elton.
and before you see me again I shall hare en-
terer! upon a new future.
Ire. Hopwood broke into hysterical
'ebbing. Mr. Hopwood read the hur-
riedly scrawled paper, with a face cold
and set like steel.
'Run away with John Elton,' he re-
peated slowly. 'l'uor Elsie ! t_beo God
hell, her ; for he is as greet a villain and
sseundrel as ever lived, and she hs seal-
ed her own doom. Mother ! mother !
this come. of your housekeeping.'
'It wasn't sty fault, Isaac,' subbed
Mn. Hopgood, rucking herself backward
and forward in a chair into which ahs
had dropped.
'It was your faith,' retorted the hus-
band, almost savagely. 'You made the
very name of home a mockery to your
children, and set your soul inside •
scrubbing -pail ; and now you are reap
the bitter harvest, my dear.'
of nurse poor Alexander Hopwood
was unable to lift his throbbing head off
his pillow nett day.and his mother never
left him until afternoon.
When at last she came down stairs,
the parlor blinds were thrown wide open,
a flood of sunshine atreamtng_ in, the
table neatly act in the dining -room, and
flowers on the table, and new books,
games and puzzles scattered around.
Mrs. Hologorel gazed ermine her with
a bewildered air. She hardly knew her
• own home.
'This is the way we must live hence-
• forth, mother,' said her husband, cheer-
, ily. 'Let in the light and sunshine ;
teach Iten and Fanny that home is some-
thing more than an empty name, and
try, in so far as we can. to retrieve the
errt;rs of our past life.'
Mrs. Hopgood mutely bowed her
head.
'I will try, husband,' she answered.
Ne/eru Nagle.
The magical power over pain that
Hagyard's Yellow (til possesses entrivals
the marvels of ancient times. It acts in
a natural manner to subdue intlamma-
tie.w ; surae HEte•mattatr, ('roup Deaf-
ness, Sore Throat, and painful in-
juries. 2
Tt in mitt by a well-known Illinois edu-
cator that "the avenge Western farmer
toile hard, early and late, often dspriv-
iu� hittetelf of needed rent and deep --ter
w hat r To rain' corn. For what 1 To
fetal hoogs. For what 1 To get money
with which to buy more land. For
what 1 To raise more corn. For what 1
To feed noire hags For what 1 Te
buy more land. And what does he want
with niers land i Why, he wishes to
raise inure corn—to feed more hogs - to
hey more land—to raise more corn—to
feed more hogs—and in this circle he
mown. until (Tod klntighty atope his
hoggi.I3 proceeding.
If you are tired taking the large, dd-
fashinnerl griping pills try Carters Little
Liver pills and take some comfort. A
mart can't stand everything. One pill a
dose. ret.
,tom
11 arms often cause venous illness
The cure Is Dr Low's Worm Syrup. It
destn•ys and expels worms effect u -
a1►;.
The edityrial of today is crisp s o ..• at
Mane flippant, strong without being
potation/us. and comprehensive without
tieing insg. It ithin these limits there
is still room for the great editor but
outside of them hes cannot longer get his
readers to (elbow him.—llotwsville Poet
April 24
EMinesi Kis purify the blood, regs-
lst.lis-m ek, lice, and bowels. es
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THN !HURON SIGNAL FRIAY. JULY 4, 1884.
MOW tab • Melt ,e ele..e.
they.tve • vinous way
el takes the medal ler the
sans with which it is conduct-
s/. :` we will say is after
ppiitbaa a beg geese trout ha6erRy id, K a dwon sense, as the
Mall may be, ba tins a baited hook sad
line about fee feet long to their foot,
and ea mashing the water tures them
in. The birds of emirs* swim oat, sad
the Asherman lights his pipe and sits
down. In a few minutes • deb seas the
bait and seises it, giving the gunge a
good bull. The bird starts for shore at
full tisk, frightened half to death, drag-
ging the hah upon the bank, when it is
unhooked. The has being rebated, the
feathered fisherma is agaq sent out to
try its lucky A deck of geode clan Make
quite • haul in the course of $ day, the
human fishermen having only to take off
the gown and bait the hooks, the pulling
in and hooking being done by Ow birds.
In Washington Territory, in the gnat
salmon neer, pigs have been !wen to
chase fish, diving for them under water,
and they are said to pick up deal amnion
in ten feet of water by diving.—I New
York Kun.
A Flom $psatee.
The firm of Ormand & Walsh. drug -
elite. of Peterboro. my Dr. Fowler's
Wild Strawberry is one of their best
Standard Medicines for Summar COM -
plainta. 2
Well Rewarded.
A hberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce t ease t4 Inver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elec-
tric Bitters will not speedily curr. Bring
them along, it will coat you nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure, and you
will be well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All Blood diseases, Bilious-
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rat debility are quickly cured. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded
Price only fifty cents per, bottle. For
ale by J. Wilson. [5)
Com:attar. - A name well known in
onnection with the Hair Renewer,whwh
restores grey hair to is natural color by
a few weeks use. Sold at GO cents per
bottle by James Wilson. 2m
Tare ser tie,/d Farre.
The best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ten. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousnes
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever requires an appetizer, tonic or
mild atiinulant, will always find Electric
Bitten the best and only certain cure
known. They "et surely and quickly,
every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle by J. Wilson. [4]
Sew rias ten Meets• weakened tug flit.
caw. da•elley meas aai.lp..lean
The Great German IorigerMor is the
only specific for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitude, forgstfehmes,
pain in the beck or aides, no matter bow
shattered the system may be trona ra-
cemes ul saykind, the Gamma
Gssa
Remedy wirestore the hint feaetioss
and secure health and happiness. 31.00
p.ir box, .Ix boxes for X5.00. Sold by
all druggists. Sent on receipt of pries,
postage paid, by F .1. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole rgsnt for United States. Cir-
culars and tuetiutusiala sent fres. Sold
by Geo. Baynes, sole agent for God.-
rich 3m :
There is no one article in the line of
ylediciues that gives at, large a returu
for the money as a gutd'x,rous strength-
ening plaster, such as Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plast-
ers. to
WAaalreurolt, D.C..
May 15th, 1886.
(icrrt.at/nt—Haring been a sufferer
for a lung time from nervous prostrtitat
mud general debility, I was advised to
try Hop Bitters. I have taken one bot-
tle, and I have been rapidly getting bet-
ter ever sane, and I think it the best
medicine I ever used. I am now gaining
strength and appetite, which was alt
gone, and I was in despair until I tried
your Bitters. I ani now well, able to tfo
about anti du my own work. Before
taking it I was completely prostrated.
MLS. MARY STC'aRT. .
James Brsyley, Hamilton. nays : "1 read the
testimonials for Mc(lregors Speedy Cure and
found 1 had not to go to New 'York. Philadel-
phia. Louisiana or Texas to find living wit-
nesses of its value. we have plenty at persons
right here to prove Be merits. I got a bottle
and it helped me richt away. 1 was as had
with Bilious Fever and Indigestion as 1 think
any rens could be. 1 have taken three bottles
and am nearly well and can eat any kiud of
food without It hurting Inc. I may say 1 am
better than 1 ever expected to be. Free trial
bottles et t:, Rhyna.. :m
lr the history of medicines no preps
ration has received such univerml cum-
, mendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permaneut cure it effects in kid
nap diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kinney
Cure. Its action in these distreestng
complaints is simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson. 2m
T he..a d, M7 be.
T. W. Aitkins, Girard, Kan., writes:
'I never hesitate to recommend your
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give entire satisfaction and are rapid
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Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
Nu family can afford to be without them
Thev will save ttundreds of dollars in
Idoctors bills every year. ;old at 50cts.
a bottle oy J. Wilson. 13]
BOOTS AND SHOES
PTE" Goons_
REMEMBER
Have the Largest Stock,
The Latest Stylest
The Most Reliable Goods,
And the Lowest Prices,
Please Call dr. Thxarra.i=e_
NO _TROUBLE WATEVER TO SHt )1\- (;t n IDS
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Cnbb's Block, Corner Vast street and Square.
Goderich, May 86, 1884.
BOOTS.&SHOES
=o dr, Wed.clup
Beg to announce to the Public that they hate opened husinesa in the above Store
in the store hNely occupied by H••race Newton. Having purchased a large and
well asstorted stock of Spring and Summer Goods at close figures, we are determine
to giro the Public the benefit.
QUICK SALES & SIELL PROFITS MILL BE OUR ICTTO
AP-Pleaae call and examine our goads before purchasing elsewhere.
Jai Remember the place. next door to .1. Wilson's Drug Store,
AI -Custom work will receive our special attention.
.We•None but the beet o1 material used and first -clam workmen employed.
NI -Repairing neatly done on the shortest notice
Goderich, March 9 18142. DOWNING & W E D D U F
DON'T READ THIS I
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO,
Manufacture all krods tt1 Machinery Oils of the best quality. Alo
It Cutting, Wool and Cylinder Oils.
--twmrw —
LARDINE
1i.•O1KIIQ>D OIL Hill an
cannel 1. beaus ter pries sad aarnlr•
ab dais r all Mese.
GREAT REDUCTION IN 14110E8.
Haynes retired tram the Liquor b•daee . 1 mow dates say tr.L
GROCERIES
Which 1 will Maw Moser than asp heseo is the eeusr. lee le lutdes tar rrlrmg
lkaty Oxsepelitioa 1 purchase direct from the Itdsery la ear bad Imo 1 ales make •
epecLlty of owing
Sugar -Cured Hants and Breakfast Bacon.
LJRD BOLD BT TI PAIL_
Read the following aotarhme
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR, ll !ha for 111.00.
COFFEE SUGAR, 124th foe 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, 14 the for 1.00.
Nest 1ltds ('curt Hous Beware, tiederieb.
HUGH DUNLOP, •
Fashionable Tailor,
WEST STREET,
Else dee Finest Assortment of Summer Gotxli ta' Choate Froin.
IF TOC WANT
A Nobby Suit ata Reasonable Price,
('AL1. ON
H u G -H D -G NLOP_
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN
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A full line of all the Leading; Patent lledicint•s always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescripttiotis a Soecialty.)
GEORGE RHYNAS,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE;
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND r-LEGI- ULATION s.
The Company offer lands within the Itailwa) Itc11 aline the main lite. end in Boothe
Manitoba, at prices ranging from
$2_50 PER ACRE
upwards, with conditions requiring cultitatiea.
A rebate for cultivation of from e1.531.:1•3a per ane, sceordiag to price paid for the
land, allowed on certain conditions. The Company also oder Lead, without conditions of
settlement or cult iration.
THE RESERVED SECTIONS
along the Main Lite i.e., the odd numbered Seadons within owe mile a the Railway, are sow
offereda
for le no •jrutaneeas terms, to parties prepared to utttdertake their Immediate cal-
tivatiou.
TERMS OF iJPAYMENT:--
Purchasers ma, pay one-sixth in cash. and the talent" -in lift anaual fadalmeata, with m•
terest at SIX Plat CENT. per annum. payable in advance.
Parties purchasing without conditions of coltit&Mon. w 311 receive a Deed of Conveyance at
time of purchase, if payment is made in full.
Payments may be trade in LAND GRANT IWJNlr. , which will be acp
eeed al ten per
cent. premium on their par value and accrued ineterst. These hoods can be obtained oa ap-
plication at the Bank of Montreal,streal : or at any of its saeactrs.
FOR PRICKS and CONDITION le $A LE sod all information with respect to the pur-
chase
of lands. apply to JOHN 11. M AV1$tf land (ontmissloner, Winnipeg. By order ef
the Board CHAitLK$ liltINKWATKH, Secretary.
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He ha. neer
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
Beautiful colon, and at prices lent thea very womb later'. - r• ids. Call and Pee the io
err tEe Anel venae if tows. wind 0,11.t he sold
The Lalesi Spriog Bazaar Palms and Fashions,
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