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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-9-4, Page 66
1111 MUM SII p PRIDAY. . ma
Qhe Poet "s Korner.
ahead ..d weer.
(Tc. aa.:r.beal from Brews! Ild'sal's -Ann-
head M a wa-1
111111 • Ssria. world .e Uwe Ito
Olt. such • ►u4 balk suck . nutter ;
What is the matter with elm fsdk• 1
Ike,' .e suramblaitg alter breed ••d better.
At early more the wurkia, class.
Uaeket f• hila/ sad la • nets.
It'amh tit those r.noi. shops -wet file i i
rY toil all day for tread sad Mame. f
Nest come th...wr►a, au sprue • sad spry.
They ea.i, aloud wad sprug the gutter
To stores and tuu•tuui room they hie.
TY hall awl wrote lair brasd sad better.
flea comas the ..Me -boos-
The prim of stooks he aerate W otter :
tv'hat u the tem herd pl•nelttt now
Hee.iakulati.tg breed and butter.
There rue the children - what . •warts! -
Scram Wiest alumy, with fun mad natter ;
Volum parol poets ! What are they iaerdnt 1
To earn, with pie. their bread and butter.
Aad teecbtrs, with authority.
Just vouch the bell. lies! nut a matter.
Thea tomes the strain upsa their per%ca,
To teach dell nates for breed and better.
7M lawyers see. with boob so .cv.n-
-
/iraaaa thaw cllrwts. Il.,s don't utter--
but holes la their et.gw.ce.
While "pleading" tor thou bread sod butter.
There's the editors, (tl. my'
How hard they write with feverish Gutter'
Is it ter tame tlry'n• staving m No
'Tit *imply fur their bread and butter.
Tl.r politicians spat and fume :
To gain one ruts see hurt they splutter.
What dors *bele "patr.ull.m" meals t
A rich reward ed bread owl butter.
Here date ILe ne w•hoy what • alight !
'ifw•y look ma 4t Just um Ow gutter ;
And each. yelling noise they make 1
They're surtecbing for their bread sad
Mutter.
THE OLD BROWN CLOAK.
1 don't know as 1 ve t;nt anything to
21%e.. said Farmer Foiglote, looking
.iub.oualy around the kttchen.
%%'idow 11-atermau Ave a little *Pilot
mingled dep:eeirtjtil_o and humility
'Times are very hard with me, Mr.
I atglovo,' iaid she. 'I haum% had no
work some August, ani tlirte *til t :loth -
id to eat cat the hoose.'
'You d..0 t tell me !' said the fernier
who was the softest Leaeted of men.
'Here. e'.e nn• your basket. 1 hilena
sill sty I',n an old fool ; but I don't
With ! .e trepidation rant unlike the
sensation ..f a schoolboy who robs an or-
chard for the hest time, he went into the
buttery and helped himself to half a cold
roast fowl, a loaf of rye bread, a goodly
wedge of yellow butter out of a t",vered
jar, and three quarters td a juin y apple
pie. .dud then he opened Mrs. Fos -
clot e • especial too caddy and tiicheel a
handful of the :••grant dried leaves,
whir,i he estopped up rat brown paper and
1.ot beanie the other viands. And,
chancing to notice how thin asd in-
adequate the' poor old woman s shawl
was, he took down an told bombazine
cloak, originally a bright brown, but now
fitted in os suany streaks u A zebra'•
hive, watch had hung ft-. to tune immew-
,.r:al .n 11.1 hack entry.
'There aunt no more use mm that old
dud,' he thought. 'And it'll keep the
cold out, and if l'htleur makes a tows 1'11
give her a new blanket shawl.'
Mrs. Waterman welt •.:f rejoicing.
Presently Mrs. Foxglove and `.•raphina
came home from the weekly ineetilflg of i
tt.e Society fair the Helpers ..f the
Heathen, in jubilant spirits
1.eorge Paterson was there,' said
Mrs. Foxglove. 'Ile said lie came after;
los aunt but It was my belief that he'
wanted to walk home with Seraphina.'
"erephiva hung down her head and
s:.id nothing.
me -"amid M,.� Vo=glove from the
kitchen. 'What has come to things
'i.*, (,
Here -s the cold chicken and apple pie.
gone. And the cover et! the butter jar,
All was Mill said desk la sonata 'ratty
sweetness wu in the autumn air, aid
the unly vrsble pereee was • woman
farther duel. the Week who wee dipping
0411 water.
Saddest, there was another step -
strung, swift and fell of purpuee. Sera-
phim's eyes brightened ; a vivid color
ruse into her cheeks,
'There he 0011/4110011/ !' she esuresared.
' ere louses (.Mag. !'
Y'u by surpass stud dismay, however,
the csssller did not come up the hill,
but stayed his steps beside the . Over
woman Wow.
' 'H. is throwimg hi/arms around her
neck,' thought the iadigoaut Seraphim
'He is yes, he is actually kissing her !
Are edea obsoletely without truth .,r
faithfulness in this age of the w..rld ?
But I don't *are ! Why should I care !
I'm sure of don't matter to me
Seraphim hurried the Bows bums said
finished the milking 1r less time than it
ked ever takeu her before. She was just
carrying su the foaming pail when a tali
figure approached.
'Seraphim !'
'!'ray don't trouble yourself to speak
w sir, ursaid Seraphim, with a tow of
the head. 'Or, if you do, please call me
5lias Foxglove.'
And Seraphim vanished through rbc
kitchen dour.
'Pl I.at'a the matter, Phiny i' said her
mother, noticing the girl's quick move-
ments and heightened color.
'Nuthu147, ivasaid Seraph ina.
It was getOt.g towards'] o'clock when
there cams a knack at the door. Mrs.
Foxglove opened it. There 'toted the
Widow Waterman
'1 hope I'm not intruding,- said Mis.
Waterman. 'but here's the email bum -
begins cloak, Mr. I•'oogh•ve, and, humbly
thanking; you all the same, l d rather not
wear it.'
'Eh " said Mr. Foxglove, in amaze
rent.
'It was very kind of jtsglogive it to
me.' went ..r: Mrs. - Waterman, to the
utter discomfiture of the pour fernier,
'but there* rico thing,' as human flesh
t nd blood can't hear, and to have Des-
cou Pullaby's sue asking if he could see
Me hos... when 1 clime out ..f the store.
and Ferdinand Plitt saying was I to he
at the dance at jltilind• Edw*rds' co
Tuesday night, aad right he call for in,.
' at'8 •. cluck- ...II. u . rather upsetting.
Bat the w..nt of it nti esu when I went
tq get a little water .n the brook. a young
fellow wised hold of me and was going
I to kion me. I believe it's the brown
cloak has dura it all,' with a meaning
glance at Seraphim 'Foxglove. '."o if
you !.lease take it back. I'll try and get
along with icy sLawl a spell longer. And
the roast chicken was very meet sir. and
that apple pie couldn't be beat.'
IThere was a moment's direful silence,
and then Mn. Waterman sidled out of
the room, and oclonk Leiself l-nce more
' to the *mysterious silence of the night.
'%Vel1 I declare,• said Mrs. Foxglove,
Ma, don't scold pa.' said Seraphim",
halfway between 1su-Ling and cryir.:.
The farmer feebly rubbed Lis hands.
f think 111 go to bed.' said lie.
And he went. Seraphim rune n; out
for a pitcher of water, the last thine. to.
fore shutting the house f r the ,might,
I nearly otuntlded aga,ner poor I:eorge
I'atetsuu.
'Goodness tut., what are you doing
here'' said Ser*phtua.
'i cant Lome and sleep, Seraphim,
while you are angry with tura' said. the
poor young fellow, who was desperately
in lore. •What have i done to deserve
your coldness
'Nothing.' she answer,'.!. •elee•pt --ex-
cept that you Lan t btime me for being
jealous when I see you hugi;:nz and kiss-
ing the Widow Waterman.
'It wee the cloak, Srrapl.ma - the
brown cloak -that misled me. pleaded
George. 'I thought of to urse. that it
Mel you.'
'Ob, its all eery well to talk,' said
•\ -ye.,' said the farmer, coughing,
'I I got a sort its hnogry, at 1 thought
I'd lust take a snack.'
' t' lter'.'s the Iaua.lmatne cloak, pal.
rail Seraphim., after the somewhat
fugal supper, as she took the rntlking
pail. 'It s raining a little, and the cows
haven't come home from pasture yet.'
'I( I had a pair of eyes I'd use them,
said Mrs. Foxglove, coming to the rescue
a;ii viewing the row of empty peas with
an eagle glance. 'Well, I declare, Ne-
hemiah turning t.. her husband. 'that
.•times of leaving you to keep house
You must have gone ,,If and left the door
open, and some tramp has got in and
rob'erd
1 ail just step col to the wo.d,.ilc f.sr
a sus ravers :, ,a. sari the fartr.er, thank•
(al t .r t m" ay. one of e.o*pe that sree
opctied t /inn. ')tut 1 wasn't gone
1..n 2.
The farmer wngvled uneasily in lite •
t 11.11ioned rocking chair.
•I wish .41 Mts. Waterman had been
in Jericho before she came here,' he said
to himself.
Meanwhile pretty Seral•hona, singing
to herself, folded an old striped shawl
around her taper shoulders and went taut
to the restore after the truant company
of 0,16..
Old Tulip's bell was jingling am. ng
the silver s'ernm.d birchen on the bleak
aL
th�l7.•-
ra. i'oxglnce ought raphina had
never before been r. ion; in bringing in
• pitcher of watt r.
To George i'aterson, however, the mo-
ments seemed winved, but nerrrthslesa
he went h•ane reletting - Setagh:na had
forgiven hire.
la Awful al.ry.
There was once an awful litt.e girl
who had an awful way of saying "awful'
kJ everything. She lived in an awful
house, in an awful street, in an awful
village, which was an awful distance
m
frievery other awful place. She went
td an awful school where she had as
awful teacher, who gave her awful les-
sens out .1 awfulb-oks. Every day she
Wit w awful t angry that she ate an aw-
ful amount of f.o.d, so that she looked
awful healthy. Her hat was awful email.
and her feet were awful large. She
went to an awful church, and her mints.
ter was an awful preacher. When she
o•.k .n awful walk she climbed awful
:.ills, and when she got awful tired she
sit down ,ndrr an awful tree to rest
In summer she found it awful hot, and
.n winter awful cold. When it didn't
rant there wail an awful drleght, and
when the awful drollest was neer there
was .n awful rain. W. that this awful
▪ was always in an awful state, •nd if
.he don't get over saying "awful abtlut
everything, i ant afraid she will, by -sad- ,
'.y. become an awful !tory.
hill : they were already + n the homeward
Nm but Sera hem teetered rtimrert 1 shovelful! of manure over hop vine
path,
th, o0 1 ftxdhrill that caned a , n" is sill set w • prot.etinn •.I.l i1
Ifs drortght, and thus increase the yield in
bowling k. ' two direction*.
1
Th. public rade of !reload ars absol-
utely !,select. (i.. 6) rte yea will
through the rural Jntrses,, sad the node
a.e thorough!/ ter'opik.d, th.nsaghly
drtsed tied as level as • I used. The
bridges over the creeks and tames aresU
of some. Every road hes a eidewsik
fur foul -passengers s brsted *beat six
incluse shove the amid toad, sad trots
four to six feet wide. The fences uu
either side ere of solid *tone asaeuory,
te the height of hum tour to spa feet
upea Lite top of winch are growing
hedges of keethurw or furl.. or grass
and w'll looms The wail incl. sing
the roads are fe•toomed with ivy sod
w ill
thselloti. meducieg is charming
etiect. Every country -met is thus
"hedged in" from the outside world.
There is nu getting over tits barrier, and
aeoees 0a only be had through the Iodise
gates, which are in charge .1 the hides -
keeper, generally a woman, who admits
only a favored few. The ounst•bulary
are always ..n hand to arrest trespasser,.
"Tramps- have a pour show is Ireland.
They must keep to the roads, Of go to
jail.
fig.�r it �
naive, .adroit., outha.6r, !hate
stag a few drops briskly tit Ml that is
weeded. leu tat nig aauaeous iambi ism
for weeks but Otte istaittte'. ,,ylicat:os
removes all pail. .ad will popes the greet
value 4 Krem's Fluid Li htaimt. s
mints per bottle at (haute. Rhyl.. drag
store
Few add cows will repay much expense
for feeding unless a a part of the time
while fattening they give enough milk to
pay a part of their grain ration Cow
beef never sells high, and just our is
lower that usual.
An unparalled sensation is being errs t-
ed all over 1 datari•o by the wonderful and
uue,furlled in which Neuralgia. Tooth-
ache. Rheumatism, Backaehe,Hesdache.
u removed by but one arplication of
Fluid Lightning. No otfernive, disgust-
ing drugs tired be taken for dale 1t i.
w it Instant cure. Try a 25c. bottle from
G l:{dl'i..a, dru; _ist 1 nt
To Moxa LEMON Svarr.-In the
spring, when lento l.sare cheap. is large
family would always find at to their ad-
vantage to buy a whole but. S..tne
dozers squeezed and the juice made into
syrup. enables on to have lemmaade ata
moment's notice for months, and give I
much needed refreahment to the sick
aril weary. T.. two iwunds of loaf or
crushed sugar 1 n1 ta, pirate of water
and the juice of eight good lemons, bail-
ed for 'shout twenty minutes with the
rind of three. After the sugar water
The appoiutm.nt of ten. Macil e..r
•a eomwadast ..f the Punjaul. frostier
form 1. Mrd to poise to the ereetiva of a
letparste oummand es the Afghan frees-
tier.
tvsotier.
• ml.tati- Rahwme/ee
The man with rheumatism can feel the
approach ..f hod weather iu bis aching
joist*. Iiteass d'• Yellow Oil curds
rheumatism. aches, pains and leverage. '2
Rev. J. U. Fellis, Dutton certifies .
"For some years lay wi1e hes been
troubled with Dyspepsia, and has tried
ape Unug after 'mother regomeuded
with but little or no .fines till advised b,
girt Mc(lregor's Sppeedy Cure • trial.
Since taking the Brit bottle I have neit-
iced • impr.',smest, and eau with con-
fidence recommend it to be ata. td, if not
the best medicine extant for Dyspepsia.
This invaluable medicine for Liver Com-
plaint, Itidegestl.w, Kidney Complaint,
is purely vegetaple. Sold at Geo. Rhy-
nas Drug Store. Trial bottles given
free. 1 m.
KeepYour Feet
Tee sal. du iltr •t a ver) lA!llset curt My bel tat y
BOOTS & SHOES
l'RA1TER 11.
"lltalden. Mass.. Feb. 1. IOSO Oe.11emea-
1 suffered with attacks of sick headache."
Neuralgia, ferule trouble, for years in
the most terrible and excruciating man-
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure until I used Hop Bitters.
'The first bottle
Nearly cured me
The second made limas well and string
as when a child.
'And I have been so to this day.'
My huanwud - as an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
'Kidney, liver and urinary contplafht,
'Pronounced by Boston's best physi-
Clana-
'incurahle
Seven battles o1 your bitters cured
him, and I kn..w of the
'Lite of riot t �ars7ecs-'
Di -tiff neigh borhastliWiltve been
saved by your bitten.
And teeny move are using than with
great benefit.
'They almost
Do miracles f
1. Ms. Z. D. Slack. .
•
and rind *re boiled and skimmed till - --
clear, you then add the juice, not to be
strained tt1.1 the syrup is done : when
boiled for abort fire'Minutes, take it to:
the tire, strain and Mottle it. This qua.-
uty makes two quart bottles full, bring-
ing the cost to from twenty to thirty
ciente each - 1 Mary Stuart Smith's Vir-
ginia Cookery B..nit.
T. the f.ellral Fretea.s.a, sad all whole
14 may rosette.
Pl: •s�71t'ttlttr, I•r Nerve 1. non, a Phos-
phate Element based upon Scientitic
Facts, Formulate.! by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Roston, Masa., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption. Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the: human
system. Phosphatine is not a Medecine.
bee. a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Poisons, opiates
Nimotite. and no Stimulants. hot Gimp'
ly the Phosphatic and Gartrie Elements
found in our daily food. A single bottle
w awJlciotm• to nvine , All Dru;ppsta
veil it. $1.00 per bottle. liowua. &
Cc.. soak aget.ts for the Dominion,
lfu Front Street East Toronto
$200 000.007.:1.tagrp-i.,,,t,,rrr .gleesea preemie �.
Uyai you will get
p•.• alt'•' of
go.,ds of V %slue. that will start you is
work that will at once beirgy,you in nouni
Neer than anything else is America. A
!bout the t144),I11S in pert/eats with each bet.
Agents wanted et cry where, of either sex, of
all ares. for all the tinw. or spare time only. to
work for us at their own homes. Fortunes for
all workers absolutely assured. Iona delay.
11. UALLcrr d• Co. Portland. Maine 4E4-
HIDES!
Y4
$IDESI RIDES!
AT TE 1�OI;Y er 9 0..ss
r. :9
E. �DOINING,•
Cxabb's 510C1r_
1 have sow on seal the lames stock ever "Ibsen la liedwk.h. and comprises every UN SO-
sally
t►sally found is • Snu-ohne slate More. fru., tl., Mott dud, thru.ggh all the lutes mediate grades
to oho hes, fret cowhide. 1 will sell at
Prices that Will Suit Everyone.
Ladi;t;' Boots, in Button or Laced, from 11.00 to 15.00.
111888 and Children's Strong School Boots, from 75c. up.
Boys do., 11,00, up, all other Lines Proportionately Cheap.
Lata sad 0111 .Ilii you. boil. ,• goals and pores.
E_ O -w N I :N- G,
Crabb'* 9k i; r fisifinet tied Nowa
N.B.-To the trade : Leather and flodiag♦l.ear suseniy..t l41wrmt PAWL
EASE AND SECURITY
a
This cut represents the double trum wi•how. the belt. Note C., pptt.s444. of the -shaper
springsituated in theHsd, by which a CON: -EA NT Let eia 1NWAHD anal 11 WAitli
direesoro.0 ars the hernia when the tui., t. a.!j, 41.1.
EO GE RHYNAS, - Druggist,
L
SOE AGENT, CIO DEMI C
. rakes ary ter !be
b. i. Her -
CHICAGO HOUSE.
MISS 77.7-SS.SQy-SpN
Begs to .namance that she has in stock in Large an ear.e.1 pro: u..un,
The Very Latest Winter and Spring Fashior. s
and she would respectfully i,:t.te the Ladies, to tall .not see rhe dimes; at
The Chicago House.
Gs., rich, mkt Sod. 1164.
t4EST' fTaY:kT. (:ODEftlCti.
2
BECKS' TANNERY, Saltford.
The eghest cash price paid for hides. calf
and sheep sties at the SALTYOHID Tearer; 111
A. & J. BEI. .
Sanford Dec. t, 1664. HE
order
Books.
..What it CH` coining to? The
poor man Is now on lin equality with
the riejient say far ss lanolin aro con-
cerned."--( 'rot' 1
ot:-
cern d." -(:'coil Dapfiaf, St. Lel ai..
The f.ol'.owiegare a few of the books. large tt ;tiro b. mei 4:,
now lamed indie wonderful ELZEVIR LIBRARY:
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