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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY. OCT. 17'.1884.
Q iIOLL aasVark•
Mr. and Mrs. Geoega Russell ware a
pair of natri.wnlel d.hetsars who were
making their first essay at ho elekr.pns g
in • pleasant tittle cottage attar the sea-
shore whtol they had taken fur the sum-
mer. awl *harem they hod bestuwd the
redeem taeldd and iogenives articles of
furakere sod brie rebrsss of whack their
wedding pedants had chiefly consisted.
Afters geed deal of *meteor carpenter-
ing aid marmot and painting the eulab-
liehmeot had hero pnoaosnssd eompl.tr,
and • vett' happy month of undisturbed
tete-a-tete had followed, at tum end of
whish time each had remembered certain
dear friesds entire they bad asked k.
At hmakfail.-gsf�t J gt when the
defames; owestry teem eat better and
fruit had roomiest their fall shere of
lMti•ea. sad every use was in hie or her
beet hammer, the little hn•tees tt elemsly
prepu.ed that they e►o.ld, that mem-
Me, begin thaw ss►etaes of MU-inpsetre-
maeat, by eul.riog into a resolute agree-
ment tv telt eco► other of mistakes, is
grammar and i,rnsuuoi•tion, whomever
any m.u:ber of the party should detest
mise ..D the part of any other member.
Her prvi es kWD was warmly IDdureed by
.li ireasot, with use examinee. Mies
Gn ey was silent.
'Why deft you speak, Eugenia r said
Mrs. Russell, observing this. 'Surely
you wt.uld.'t mind being told if yea
should make • miMal.- which isn't
visit them. No tooter had these tries& seely
'1 hope tet, oertaitnly,' replied Mies
ben nerved with reminders of their Qr.y . •but, d•. you know, Minnie, 1
Prees:es tb.. they prumpth mad• their �y think that • happy thvugbt of
appesteaow Then was but ane delin- yours ! 1've aeon it tried before,aod the
twat, Mrs. lams* s bussu friend, result was nut pleasant. It has been my
s•gaa+s Gray, and she was to follow expvreeuro that people will sooner for -
very sous Thule already to rnstudvnoe 1 give you for balm/them guilty of a.eri-
at L+tss bodge (tramaieatly w antetened cue morel transgression than for proving
by the racaaatic little bride) were Mies thew at fault iu grammar or prunuttcia-
Carrie Temple. another boom friend of tion. 1 have sosreely known any one
Mn jtuasell'a ; Kr. Freak Turner and who ce.uld take that sort of thing well,
Megane Martin, the two gentk inen le- and it is hardly to oe expected that six
in; greet friends of the host's. These shining exceptions to the general rule
Bre young people were all wall educated cru have been brought together uuder
and eolighti m.i memtwrs of s.ciety.each on. roof.'
bating a rSDUt tiuu for culture in his or 'Let us prove it,' said Minnie, koking
teases el the wird 1s very Aided ask
re�i+ll, is easel, bet wfsItenately. towel
amen. aessedi st to the dirtionarie.' e
•ftbank yue very meek lor Who( me;
said Mr. Martin, in hie Raved toes..
Tars was somethiee pueteoloes is
t►iseatresse civility, as Savoie shrewd-
ly enpadsd, and die b.itied shat, in kis
heart, he disbelieved her. So she peas-
ptased as .d juernm.at to the sitting
room and an appall to the di denary.
Whoa the party entered Ws pretty
hide room, which was Mea Remaelt's
most smosestul e&el in the way of
f.euiabi.g and dtterrntiow, probably
more than ogee ul theca felt that this thing
had gutta ter eto.gb. It wield not du
to say so, however, so Rey all waited
respectfully while the dictiota.ry was
ous..lted and Mica Gray viedieted.
This don., Mn. Raesslt, perhaps with
the idea of heading the c oneeretetiuu into
oiler chained*, said .tdd my .
'lugeni•, did I tell you that we pot
the dodo armed this room ourselves r
•V wry creditable to you, I'm sure, my
dear,' add Slur Gray, mauling. 'We'll
call that word da -d", however, if it's all
the frame to yo. -a as iu far.'
Mrs. Russell, in spite .d benalf, was
perceptible discomfited. Her husband,
who had been watching her closely, per-
ceived this, and realising, perhaps, that
hie little wife was not • tower of strength
with regard to language, he said :
'What dues it all matter Thee
her little eirote, which was quite u well eagerly around the table- • Why, it minute technicalities of speech arenot
deserved as such reputau•,ns usually are, would he a contemitible weakuees to be very important. It should be wtlicient
though nate of them could have laid offended by such • thing as that. Dunt if one tells the truth ! For my part 1
claim to absolute .r ditien, except, per -
you all .;tree with ms is thinking we have very little sympathy with this
Mr. Martin, who was professor in
haps, could stand the teat''
• great college, and looked upon as a ris-
Pa' ing mac. In their accord ways they
vera all bred by the desire for self im-
provement, and had cone off for their
holidays accompanied by vast numbeesof
•Certainly,' replied Mr. Martin. 'And
besides, it r not to be repented that our
delinquencies will be very great.'
'Speak for yourself, Mr. Martin,' said
Miss Gray. 'It is rather a dangeroug
books and manuscripts and scientific in- I thing to put that sort of accuracy to the
strumenta•nd artists' materials. $u far, efreof. But what do the others say ?'
however, although !tion Russell's guests
'tarty concurrence in Mrs. Russell's
had been with her • week, name ret these oleo being expressed by all, the tesolu-
twn was aecordinstI passed.
artistes bad leen called into requisition,.
sad the days had passel in a .fee far
*irate.
'Eugenia will be here tomorrow.' amid
Mrs Rtasull to her husband, one pleas-
ant eroding, looking up from • letter she
was reeding ; and then, and nut till retch airs Mart nodding.q corrected Carne.
then our party will ►rcomplete.'
•01 course, no one is going t, catch in dry discussions. Some one come out
yoe, Eugetaie,' said her friend. 'Y•,u on the lawn with me while I eme,ke my
were a swell at this kind of thine at cigar. Will you, Mus Carrie ? You
school, and you've been developing it must need change of scene after your
ever since. Neither eon wo hope to harassing experiences.' `
Martin
op,tkeosis of vulture.' '
'Apothrusie ,' corrected Mies Gny,
laughingly.
'Of course,' mid Mr. Martin. 'Why,
Russell, where's you Greek gone to r
Minnie flashed up•n hint a venomous
little glance.
Mr. Turner, meantime, bad 'trilled
off to the window. He now returned,
cigar -case in hand, saying :
'It's far too lovely • day to Fie spent
idea of kin aside' George white .hal be.
seem of hie Omsk
Irked swum "giddy .1
Hu ex iia• 'H•rraesinq,
rte pronunciation has been the delight 1 know better than that.'
'You think au 1 said Mr. Russell, and despair of my life, wear since I're It was trident to the clove o•beerreta
hgatatinply, taking hu pipe fn.m his known him. Whets the moat of us say present that Mr. Turner was not pleased.
mouth and looking fixedly into the fowl 1 dun'tehm, for example -or where we say He had, in truth, a somewhat masterful
to acrid martins; his wife's eyes.s,niethin t neer akin to didee you, with nature, and he had finally decided to ask
'Why, 1 thought you were cert' fund hint it is a distinct did and a dlitinct Mise Temple to marry him because he
of $ucenia i' the latter said. I you. And alien he has occasion to men- considered her plant and dependent •
I •m, my dear. 1 admire her un- I tion his uvea name, it u m clear -rut else- That she should know better than he
y ; but mold we possibly be
get.i tin, and not alart'a, as our slovenly did. in any ewe whatsoever, was nut
on more e•mfortahly and pnaver-
ti.N habit is. S•• also with Latin, satin, etc. agreeable to him. So now he merely
we are Here are Frank
ouely then We can expect no triumph in that bowel, without speaking, and went off
Tarter and Carrie Temple. who're been ' ,twrter.' to smoke his cigar alone.
shilly-shallying all these months, coming . ,Purists aro not Impeettnable, said 'How dangerous theme black-eyed men
W forms art beautifully under the spell Eugenia, su :sing. 'I have known them always look, whets they are cross,' said
of this judieiow juxtaposition, aide) by ! to slip.' ( Miss Temple, making an effort to seem
st whining exempts of marital felicity. !! 'Undoubtedly. ; but 1 don't consider 1 unconcerned, Mt. Turner might have
Aad as for Martin, why. you see• he's an I myself m purist,' said Mr. Mattie, with passed for • stage bri>;nxd, just then -
odd s at of fellow, and somewhat hard to I direct mendacity. 'You will have your 'lire/and, dear, it you dun t mind,'
Boit, and yet how eeident it it that he-, , chance at me, Miss Gray, I don't doutt,'said Mies Gray, 'that word is accented
suited down to the ground with thine' i Yeeu will see how meekly liwill bear my upun the first syllable. But really it
as they are now : I almost dread a seems tui bad to be to captious. Let
rehruiL'
change, and fear Eugenia may be • els- Yes,' sa:d Eu.,encs, siri:ine demurely; w try W think of something else. What
take.' we shall see f has become of the expedition to the
Eugenie a mistake : George. I rrcnder For my part, I ain delighted.' said tishing•village i I re always imagined a
at you' And besides, you know how 1 Mrs. ftusaall. place of that sort would be so pictu-
aaxiom rce always been to bring trio. 'You have given w just the impetus reegoe.'
Rrlttin and Eugenia together ! 1 we needed, Eugenia. I meant to have 'If you saw one you would be diaap-
True, said her husband, smilies, begun this thing Meg ate. pointed.' 'there's a rest d.ecretxncy be -
'True
t. lung seen that 'martin ought tui 'Meant to begin, ley deer,' said her
hinny. He thinks ter, mush of himself, ; I
husband. Thera is number one etre the
and matrimony is good for that sort of
i list of corroaiene 5wro you don't
thing.' I mind r
'You dont ocean to say that I ever I 'Of course not,' said Miss Russell with
panda you think lees of yourself ' Why. • gal flexed hum"r that was perhaps ;trifle
how could I when you are so much bet -1 dterdoae, of It is perfectly certain that
ter and cleverer than I am ? Indeed, ( you aro right e
George, I'm afraid you dont do your , A short disettssian of the point ensued.
duty to me. 1 urn always asking you to which remitted of eourae,in airs Russell's
correct my faults, and you won't. conviction.
'Why should I 1' asked her husband. 'Pune little Mtn " said 'mr. Rtmsll ;
shrewdly. 'We do capitally u we are, 1 'I'm afraid she's likely to have a hard
and there are not sissy natures that can time of it, not beteg up in these kind of
stand Leede told of their faults, even if,, things. Lana, Me Martin r
lay possibility, they should chance to 'Three kind, Xi.-' Rtiasell t wed Ea- misbecame, of year +
penia- •Number twc !• This was too mach for Minnie's
Any one who had been looking would equanimity. She bunt into a little
have observed a little gleam of triumph I laugh and made a motion to clap her
in Mrs. Russell's eyes at this. hands together. but remembered her
'These kind of things 1 Certainly,'
said Mr. Russel 'Why not i'
'Because kind u singular,' said Mies
ray. 'Yee can no more use these kr
It happened that during this meal,Mr. than
Mies Greg
Mies Temp/a, and put her diger on her
lip, • wanes, whisk eke was not parfost-
ly mire the other eadssutood.
'As for Mr. 'l(tiwer,' said Miss Tenn*
'I thank he hoe behaved absurdly. If
tem r hie Rowdies Iam glad to know
it He .sad.'t empress he ems hires -
hest me like that. I wish I 'veld oatdt
him in another mistake. Wouldn't 1
pomace r
When tee agentlesaea ply ere
in, tees wise Kill vfeible Retain evi-
dences of nmeoesfurttsbleness. bets dis-
position t. let y -Ruses be by-geoea was
mani(eded sad Mr. Tamar swooshed
quite affably.
'1 have been making enquire'. be
began.
'Emporium,' put
protrlptty.
Mr. Tomer said nothing. He did not
even leek at Mies Temple, het thuss at
whom he did look found that rase the
reverse of plw'.nt.
'Poor Cartes ! She's done for herself
now, eemm.Stid Mrs Rummell, inward-
ly in great distress et mind. t
Mies Temple, however, if she felt her-
self under Mr. Turner's ban, earned it
off with spirit.
•We are both in disgrace,' she whi*-
p.rsd to &sgetq•, with a little laugh.
'Mr. Martin u really quite se angry as
Mr. Turner, but it is a more controlled
kind of anger-'
'It u redly most preposterous,' said
Eugenia, 'I wish he'd (make anuther mis-
take.'
'We have all fwd our lesson in the
evil habit of careless speech,' Mr. Mar-
tin said presently, 'with the exception
of Miss Gray. She, it seems, is impreg-
nable.'
'I don't venture to hope that,' said
Eugenia, c,00ealiuu her sudden elation;
'but whsle I think of it, let me say that
the word you have just used is Pro-
nounced by authority as well ea custom
e'vl with the 1 elided. I don't know why
it should be. E ril has a correcter sound
-hut so it is. So also with devil -sav-
ing the company's presence -I've heard
you treat that word in the same punctil-
ious manner, but the dictionaries :rive
devil '
'Really, Miss Gray,' put in Mr. Rus-
sell, 'I don't know as ever 1 knower a
gal as knows as much as you knows,'
Any mistakes in that sentence ? If so,
don't put them down to me. It's a quo-
tation. We must present you to our
friends as the 'Great North America Cor-
rector.' Yon should have • pl•ecard to
that effect, hung around your neck.'
'Flamini, Mr. Russell, please. No ob-
jectie.n to the scheme, but in my lust
meotioued character I must except t., the
pronunciation.'
'Why don't you hire a hal and give
a lecture, Miss Gray 1' said Mr Russell.
'You [night call it 'iirammaticai Here-
sies and Schisms-' '
'11 I did I should not pronounce
schism, as if it were • word of two sylla-
bles -nor prisms either, nor baptism as
ii it had three, as most people do.'
'May I ask,' said Mr. Russell 'wheth-
er, ley any chance. you ever made a mis-
take
'Astturedly,' said Eugenia, 'escape to-
day is pure good luck, or else because of
the leniency of my companions,' she ad -
is Kies Temple
glad- ?ea alit look worry for tae
bee', ..
The newer reamed te this, bevies
no oowweeliou with the pressor earrstwn,
Deed sot be riven here.
It is probable that the other caembers
of the little tarty Audited Ma gem ale's
experiment W have been se unpleasant
in its remelts se the host and hostess dad.
Uertai&ly Mies (hay, though she bad
bees DD.ostbd,expereenoed Do agreeable
eoeeteous in oua.equetsoe. The whole
episode had been disturbing and diseom-
osrtiae She feared she bad taken rath-
et tou much upon herself s
tithe's thought i*► With regard to one
d theca .t least her surmise was correct.
'And to think,' said Mr. Martin to
digerati between the puffs of his bedtime
cigar, 'that I was wearer [siting in love
with her than I've been with soy woruan
for years. Well, I'm in no particular
(Mager now. Fairly out of ii,by George,
and • gaud thing it is : I wonder rho
the man was that called her 'A Gram-
matical Prude't I'd like to sheiks hien
by the hand. It was • felicitous epithet.
The poor fellow bad reason to speak feel-
ingly, 1 expect.'
1Ib. that XuRenia could hate heard
him :-{The Cununsut.
'According to Webster Asti Worcester Slime
melod-
ist' itormaaaib have aiband• was right. but later oned tbesbe sound
e• the throe sy11ab1e-
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Morals, be learned that one of the Messrs ac
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s,; •, of an obstinate disease by the me at
teem the real and the ideal.' dad, looking at Mr. Martin rather wick -
'I dare say you aro right,' said miss edly. 'Indeed, wmetlmes I err deliber-
Gray, 'bet I and the lexic..graphers call •rely. For instance, nothing wooed in -
that word dts'rrpancy. I can not resist I duce me to say clerk for clerk, in this
ttte temptation, you ,nee'. However, as country, or to speak et a sitting hen,
to the fishermen, I men not help think- though I acknowledge the correctness of
ing I should be interested in seeing them both these points. I don't want to go
at work, and in their own homes.' so far, in my aim at parity of tsnnusge,
'Humes !' sail Mr. Matin. 'Don't to merit the epithet applied to me by
desecrate that word by applying it to "• clever nen I once knew, who called
their wretched hovels. I •sauce you the me 'a grammatical erode-' '
rryalor in which they live is indisceib' Nee Gine laughed as she recalled the
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state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous medial"
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That wool is d Miss
cel rf•eaylox. been seen to smile significantly.
1 to date.' need 31imm (i ray ; 'west nit might, when Mr. and Mie. Rus-
sell ?coed themselves atone, the former
opened the eoncersation by saying :
'What do you think sof your experi-
ment now, Madame Min r
'Oh. George,' said Minnie, helplessly.
Mr. Martin. for his part, said 'Thank I 'How unpleasant it bail been ?'
you,' ss politely ea before, "%ea acro s, 'Tolerably unpleasant. I mast admit.
hare one or two."
'Oh, but George, 1 would never mind
-especially frost you. Do try me and
see how well ru take it.'
At this p••int the conversation was in-
terrupted by the entrance of M neat little
peeler maid who came to announce tea G
you can say these apple.'
Martin stated that be must go to the ,of coarse,• said Minnie, eagerly sins-
eity the neat day and would be returning ing the idea : 'or these able, or the
on the swats; train --the very one that emir .r the spoon..
mess to beteg tiles Oral- S.. it was t r- • Why,*finnie,►ave you turned against
T•trtted that he should introduce himself me ten r said her husband.
and act as bar.mcart' • Pi•D which mese 'Certainly. Didn't you turn against
steoordiagiy wseeeMd. and with mice hoc I me. I d like to know r
mesa that, by the time they veaeMd 'iear me !' maid Carrie Temple, 'i be -
their destination, after a pleasant (Ines I gin in
shake in my elippsra I wish 1
together in the summer gloaming. they hal gleed gaily et *ret and kept ocs of
had mime almost to feel that they were it
aid &heats. 'Pleaded. if you please. Carrie, said
'It wanks baaetifelly,' said Mn- Res- xis Grsy. 'Plead is • menhir verb.'
eel to ear heshaad,ae they est that even- 'Onedn.s. " said Mies Temple. 'i'll
self in time
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the others
'Bet what, My akar fellow t ietpeni-
bte r heli Mr. Mane. 1 sit rather
singed old to am that oar Welshes sae
.ss ea ggalealer il)n1 hoestint.'
thS-IneetiII titins. i you plea`
kr. iisetik,' Ilia rile Oaf l Vest 'fie
GODBRICH B0ILBR 11ORI$
Have just receics.t • targe stock of
BRASS & IRAN STEIN FITTINGS
BOII1ERS
leve Salt Pans and Boiler'
Built on Shortest Noll, e.
Ma.1 orders for new work apart page we
recetee pet met attention.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
Works near 0. T. R. station
Ood5 ice. Feb. M. 11111. ran
f,}OL SRICH
PLANING MIL
EFT ABLIAIIEDI1036.
1 Bnchanan,Lammen i Robins
oat%t: rACTCABM Or
I Sash, Doors &e Blot
DEALERS la ALL anima Or
LIumn.ber, Lath, Shin
and builder's material of every desert
SONO* ruUNITUIIE A SPEyi&T1.
ItV All Orders pramptiletteD•Jed to.
ooderich. Am[- 2. 1953. 1.504,
144q.. CO° NJ: jaN •
presently. accompanied by his best, and part, is obstinate and defiant to the Wt
when the three ladies were thus left alone I dam- 1 et afrstd neither will ever
Eugenia Gray turned to Mrs. Russell sake tee anie.saion mosses" to a re-
sn.i said : conciliation. 8., what lissome of your
'Now, hotter Might, Minnie, don't pian 1 Then there's Martin, who was
Tee think were had enough of it 1 I jest ready to fall into your trap concern
imrea't been eaatbt so far, but I feel the j in% the other little eshem.-more unit-
dise rdatseS of the situation as winch as
any of yie- Mr. Rased) does not like
it at all, and ell venter. to say there
has been more hard feelings between you
land him is the pest hour than in the
fifty that preceded tt. Mr. Martin, of
whom 1 had almost read. • real friend.
is now ready to seeder me, and Mr.
Terser. Use been healing thunderbolts at
Cams, and Carne boreal( feels rather
resentful and own Dos 1 you ase it was
alt • mistake r
•
'Ilio,' said Minis inertly, 'i am not
wilting be believe we are seek a pre y
asst. 1 don't mind a bit, esti 1 deet get ly 1 did think. it 1 went wrt eg
a gado pre+wkea with gr. M • The 11. Io.bmaetheir tithe s. U tte o ern
ch
w se ghd yes peed bile
tats than ever 1 saw him in my lite 1•e -
fore, indeed- completely turned ss. end.
I'll venture to say he has set Mies Gray
down now as • female prig. His self
love has metered • ss.rtal blow. And I
there is Eugenie herself, who seed to
think Martin delightful, bet who'd tell
yne now he wee • &mooned onseoseb.
ToroqtoWesLI N5ws
And this isn't all. Minnie. look n. in
the eye. Tell the troth, dear. When
hese you weer f.11 toward me as yew did
this masoning r
.A.N13 TH!!
HURON SIGN
PSR 200 A YFdR
TBE TORONTO Rp;B<LY lige* is an Ill IPaper.
parsed 1a all the features of ant eleing Jemem
meads
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which w111 M intervene, to every member oftbe Dumb y.
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and doss with revue sad 'honouree without gloves' and bevies
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we, /w telae ppwnwwt•ias a verbal lee report of Rev. Dr.
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