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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-6-24, Page 3: N 4 ,a A IIAPPY OCE1ION. "Du nut ewe too hitt." Tbst was the wording of the t•' iersm wbtob Cap- tain Richard Irtou held in his hand as beget, iu a temperature of IOU" in the _ ,g lade, on tun eersudab of bis Iudiet bungalow. "Do 1101 epms too late i" be muttered to himself. By Jure, as d it were pm bible that he would dwaddie now ! It was just like Mrs Lennox to send such s chafing wire a. this. 8e might have been a long time making up his mind, Let it was made up now, and he tnwut to go home and marry her. It was her list letter that had settled the matter— the letter in .hich she hinted that Lord Sbcrtboru was awfully "meshed." No, be wasn't going to staled by and se• Dor- ethy Lennox married to a cad like Short- horn. He had been a .hole year, he reminded husu.If, in this iuleroal sae tion with its furnace hest, its insane 'gossip, and gots eternal tenets loud polo. kiiiff—hrldbilitill The very sight of his major's wife, with her white eyelashes, her malicious gigiJe and her flirting man- ners ! And then he thought of Mn Lennox. He remembered the tint night he had 'net her—in the ballroom of • great house in London - and bow he had seen Ler surrounded by a dozen ether fellows, and how he had "made this running," and had cut out all those outsider.. And be recollected the Ball he had paid neat day at her tiny house in Park street, when she had been w sweet and graceful. and had talked to him as no women had talked before. He didn't go in for brains, , r any of that rot, but, by Jove ! Dorothy L►nouz made bim feel soother fellow. He thought of the cool amber -rioted room where she always eat, with its drooping palms, its musses of azaleas, its Rajon etchings, and its blue and white Naukin. It was always awl sadoosey in Mrs Lennox's ho.se,and she had • way of taking a folios a hand and looking him seriously in the eyes that -was quite irrrs:et:ble. He remembered how it had become almost a habit to drop in of an afternoon, to lounge on her left divan. and listen to her half - chatting talk and her low delicious laugh. And when a women is deuced good look- ing as well as clever, why what ma fellow to dog Perhaps it was wrung to make love in quite such a serious way as be did, but; hang'it! she warn t a krtteu, and she might have known he wasn't the TBS HUROJ SIGNAL. FRIDAY. ,STONE 2!. 1867. Bet tire rare l e 1 palmed away bless her heeland's death, ani this uineteeetil cautery Itappl:u had not consoled bile me11. And then had cess the Dick 11. tun episode. It was • bright worming to June white Captaiu Igto. armed at Chari.g Cnsa et•uun, thoroughly fagged and veered with bis longisomer He had a ane as bell the laandryw•ntu . to this back door 1 7• as mew, sells in •o rxddsange th., toles• for the clothes, but the frau would out tart P. •ed O. steamers and mail trail img remarkable anecdote •boat • stolra can bis a moo from liuwbay to the row d, it, sad every Monday morning the Strand. but in a couple es;g of the bell aunoueced the arrival A la PI let bones lit ss stole a cow Irons ll,orsistowa,t.of the dtny clothes num, and shirts were hupe.l to have rad nunee:f of all signs 01 N. J., goad sieve* het to Philadelphia for hurried tato • paper and delivered to d ire et a_Idet *were d floe tad sl tfeMlad. pre, L• kse. the. he bed kid • moral , full -step whish he weal.* neseber ell A west aide lady flan been much sae e hie life.plead the hist.menthe enthe by the driest of • laundry w•ygou who insisted us Me Motes wow. IYeru. Purely Poore, wbo seems to bit as good M telling stories about unseals ringing the moat dour bell and receiviog the dirty chate from the eervaat girl at t tat dour. The lady had asked the ltirl to • d to be bo the ab+dare got wu* • centum t, t coat, sate, BM was • common a,w enoagk the great man. The lady oould;ust see y g exsect that she had hast her tail but why the laundryman should be more of •rots around his liecK. H. felt very. society geotl moa tea r rer, toter the shortness her tail he might M young areae, or oke ,gruo•r'. daw and wmewliut rievesu for he Park street, with Lii..rothy Lsonoli soft about •11 inches. Thief, fearing that by n n u ►e butcher's sleepy traced, had produced to sum• way, pro - she would investigate. Len Monday had nursed the unreasoning hope of see- bably from the slaughter house, another in her at the ataeieo.sthou oh she couldwhen the door bell rang the lady went jog 1. a nave tail, which be fastened .so in- to the d.wr in her morningwrapper, and art prisatbly know exactly when he would zealously to the short tail that it was arrive. He bed started r, the verytold the laundryman to walk in. He y out to be known that it had not regular' came into the hail, were she invited next mail would hararbwn nee sea om Bombay, in. Het felttit` •riiely grown Sher.. M moos u the Jersey- him into the parlor with a quiet dignity, man missed his solo he net off for Phalli - and he could not fail to obey. He sesta in deed.that 1.11practical fashion.answeredad her Hu+ter !curam delp.hia, thinking she would probably be •d himself in the parlor, blushing, and carried then for Malo ; and it happened looking towards the hall fur the servant joyed she would be to have Lim beck : that when he cams to the ferry he got He hoped it would not be too much furwith the shirt., and acting as though be into the same boat that was carrying her—seeing him suddenly agfsiu lib• this. s.r, throwing !,areas on the bed in his reom at tie Grand estate!, he fell asleep. N'hen Dick &Wok, it was three in the heel got his foot into it clear up. The over his tow and the fellow who ands lady did not seem t notice his enchanter - her. A. it was natural that he should went, but acted as though he was a cel- lists hi* thought very much upon cows, ler that it was her duty to treat he soon began to look at this one with I pl very great attention. She was iudeed „ y. afternoon. Tubbing and unpacking took ,wry much like his cow, ha thought. It is a beautiful morning," said floe an hour, and then tie e had to go out and Her marks agreed wonderfully, and abs may` seauog hero![ on ,,wall oafs Dear buy •tall hat. Ah After this he directed i the laundryman. had exactly the same exprseaion of face, He said it was, and then he looked Out thee to f tail the cabman to the bowie in Park street sc a appearance u her t was TM shady mayfsu street looked` fur the girl to come with the shirts, and so very different. teat drupe pe of perspiration appeared t n his brow. "Do you know,'' said the lady, ap- pearing embarrassed, "1 am at a remember your name. Your face is familiar, but we meet au many people in society that it is no wonder we can n,.t piles them a11. Let me see, did I not meet you at ]tfb. S•o-and-atm a recep- tion I Why, yes, I remember now. Strange that I should have forgotten you. What a lovely time we had. But. may I ask what happy circumstance I am indebted for this early visit. I" bright and pleasant as bit bansem rattl- ed along, the houses smartened up fur the season with new blinds, and window boxes full of dazies and spires. A light breeze blew in hie face, and a couple of fair-haired girls in pink ectton trade a It must be supposed that the new owner of the oow felt rather uncomfor- table during the examination, fur he aeon saw that this was the person whose property he had stolen, and he wee very uneasy least he should take hold of the bright patch against the ; rsy•toned I tail which he looked at so continually. Upon the whole he thought it best to divert his attention in acme way, if pos- sible, and therefore steps up to him and says, "Neighbor that is a tine cow of mine, 4011 t you buy her 1 you seem to know what a good tow is." "011, dear, me said the other. "I'rs just had a cow The ,man staninserd, colored up, and houses. By Jove how awfully nice it all was, after India. A man might be story happy in Lindon, with a charming wits who would know how to give little 4iuoers, and the club, and the theatres and the perk. ' • Pulling up at the heals, Di:les jaw fell. There was an awuiug from the door to the curbstone, with a crowd of nursemaids and urchins raping on each side. The street was full tf carriages, too. What did it mean I Then Dick remembered that Mn Lent on gave a great navy afternoon parties. Welt, it .as deuced disappointing, he said to himself, Shen you had ctune all the way from lode to see a woman, to find she was ,jiving one of those infernal kettle- drum■ the very day you arrind. luside the house there was the usual marrying sort. elbowing, well-dressed crowd that you *I1 that was a year ago, hut he hadu't l see any afternoon in the Sen in Mal left hand, and with a jack-knife in his l.orgntteu her a bit—worse luck. And I fair. Boys in gray coats with pint right, puintlug to the tail he said : "s., a her lettere—ho. wfully 12101they were' carnation. in their buttt.uholes jugced if t!,is cow's tail were only this long. how like herself ! Not spoony, like o•1.1 club -men in brown coats and white lyuu'd swear she was yuan.' "That I those he wrote to her ; but frank, hum- gardenian.. In the dining -mom book - stolen how we. "Well, says the thief, "I'm sorry to hear they've got to stealing cattle, but i'll sell off, and you just then the girl came in with the shirts, and be grabbed the package and went out without a word. could not better replace your loin than I The lady laughed and said to the by buying this cow ; I'll warraut ,he's M girl : He will ant. ti the back door rood as yours." "Why," says tine Jet' after thio.' —Peck's Sun. etymon. • She was exactly like this one, .only that she hid no tail to speak tf, and if this one had nut such a long tail, I'd swear it was guy cow." Everybody now began to look at the cow's tail, but the thief stood nearer to it than an) body, and taking hold of it so as to just corer the splicing with his °ruin, and thoroughly fon conarudr. Rang it all ! it was ranch easier to keep heart -whole in Londa than in this eel - try and monotonous hole. He managed to evadeeompromisiog himself definitely even whoa he had gone to ttei Mrs Len- n ox good-bye, although he had been p-rioa Iy near proposing to her that last evening ; bat he had got away, and nothing 1. 1 been Staid which would hove tied his. down to an enggagemert. Dick, in kis roving life, had committed e ery frilly except that which he consid- ered the hugest foll%of all—the frilly of Bing yourself to one woman for life. He remembered how he had congratu- lated himself on all this when he went on board the Jemna. Was he, the Met looking fellow and keenest sportsman in the One Honored and Fiftieth Hussars, to knock under like any .peony yosag sub, the moment he met a pretty wo- man 1 But now things were changed. He had never bergained for her many- iug again ; be had got to :took 011 her more or loos as hie owe, Whim she bad written that letter with all the allusions to Shorthorn in it, his blood had fairly boiled. He didn't regret a bit the letter he had written in reply. telling her that he was leaving India the very day be oonld get leays, and asking her is be hie wife. Agar all,why shouldn't be many, He was over 30, and he had, as he rss membered with a smile, his "ding." Tie other fellows in the regiment used to clef him and call him "c•enal," and cud he did today what be oould put off till tomorrow. But that was all rowers. He eoeld make up his mind like other men, even to matr;mony And how was her answer in his letter : "Do woe Goes too late." Well, he had got his leave, and would be with her in three wedge. Mrs Lennox was about the sort of wo- man about .hoes people's to.gne are always waggiag. Hardly was her late husband bots* beneath nodding plenum to Kennel Oven than she wee married in perspective, to at least a duties ad- mirers. She was a great acorea in er- a et), for besides being a charming wo- man, she was a fashionable toed•. writing words for Tneti's songs, sad pal . I not come. Too late, was the message I lishing small volumes of verse, bound in I rent. [ted Ivo not remember that there white parchment, and printed en extra I ere no full -steps in telegraphy f i was thick paper. Tall sad alight, .it► married an hour ago to Lord Shorthor,. est.otk dark hair and liquid eyes, she Colis0 in and let me introduce you to my w d lace fell of character and deur. hisband. " saiastion. To lipid( at Mrs Lennox was to know that rhe was a woman she rap- idly sad* op her mind, and who, nee* J11Mvu'g done en, was sot likv'y to skew nosed dowagers were foraging for ices. while on the laming frisky matrons loitered with their temporary swains. On the stairs Dick met a woman he knew, an enthusiastic g:rl rf forty-three, who was dressed in rnure juvenile catb than when he had last seen her. Mut- meriug "Charmed to see you back— happy oacca.•ion I" she ,stiyped past Happy occasion, was it 1" said Dick to himself, wishing his gushing actinide - and the rat cf the estate at this bottomt snimal from the shortness of her tail. of the sea. It would lave been a hap Indeed, -hero was proof poeitive that this was not his emir ; so the thief, going neer with him, wild him the cow with uut any fur:her fear of detection. A osiers, Lesser, Tilsnehure, March 15th, 1887. T. Milburn A Co., Sin.—Pleas ship at once three dozen B. B. Bitters. Best selling medicine in the shop. Sold seven bottles to -day. Yours tritely. C. Thompson. The above sample is bot one of a hun- dred of sunder expressions regarding the popularity of B. B. B. 2 1 leas iew•pepers, wcn!d," says the either, who began to he There is a growing feeling in healthy very much confused at the perfect re communities against journals which semblance let his cow except in this ons I make it their object to minister to a per - particular, when the thief, with a ea verted taste by leaking out and serving sudden cut of the kuife, took off the tail { rap in • ,eductive form di/agitating and just about an inch above the splicing, j liters.'°. revelations. There is a good and throwing it overboard, bloody as it I reason to believe that the clean news- was, turned to the other and said, "now paper is more highly prized to -day then swear it's your now' ' The bewilder it was four or five years ago. It is also went of the poor man was now com- safe to say that as veople in all ranks of pleb" ; but as he had seen the tail cut life, who palest their own, at least, off, and saw the blood trickling from it, from contamination; become more «,r- he could, of course lay no claim to the salons of the pernicious influence of a certain claw of journals, which ars call• Pier occasion etii$f be cs old hate found his Dorothy alone in her amber -tinted rpom . e When Captain Iron reached the doo•, he could see Mn Lennox standing in the midst of a small crowd of people, .lo all mensal to be talking at once. By Jove! bow "fetching" she looked in bar l-aelew. I■gurum. Tbet terrible scourge among children may be speedily cured by Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. All forms of bowel onesplaints, nausea and Vomit- ing, from an ordinary diarrhoea to the silver-gray gown, with a hogs boyuet of mast severe attack of Canadian cholera. orchids, and that gray tulle thing she had on her head ! Was that a new fashion, Dick wondered, for lumen to wear Sonnets of their own "at home r And there was that w Shorthorn cite. beside with $ partieular!y fatuous ex- preaisie on bis face ! It was high nime be had written, Dick thought ; it was high time he bad come. Why, the fel- low was fargone—over head and earls; Dick could see that by the way he ap propriated Mrs Lennox with his eyes, Time one .f the circle moved away, and Dorothy turned and saw Captain Irton at the door. Sbe looked as if .he had seen a ghost, Coming forward, he took her hand, sod thee be saw that something was wrong. Without a word she motioned him into an adjoining room, which for the moment was empty. "(loud Ood !" oke whispered, "why bsve you onme now 1 wired that you were net to ::'ne, that it was too lata. I wrote, ton, but yogi cannot have got my letter." "Too late, Doherty, what do you mean 1 Your tel.(ram paid "Do not none too late.' Well, I .tatted the nest day... 'Poor Dick,- she said at last, "what a dreadful mistake von have mad.. "Do can he subdued by its prompt ole. it is the best remedy known for children or ,dolts suffering from summer comp- laints. 3 An earnest Christian is always, peculiar and half nneompr.henaible to the world. He has something which they have not and which they do not keel how to reckon in their emleel tinea. IIDt}y Mil. What a truly beautiful world We live in ! Nature eaves us grandeur o1 mountains, glees and oceans, sad thousands of fleet,a at sa juyeaset, We ean desire iso boner whoa M prise' hedth ; bet bow vine, de the majority of ;sepia feel like gieiag it ap disheart- ened, discouraged and won oat with dowses, ',hem there is so s. --ase for this feeling, as every sufferer Otis easily obtain satisfactory proof, Orem'. A.gont Flower, will make them free and as they ineeea•e, the journal that ed enteprisine because they ars anxious to serve up dirty scandals, they will be careful to see that the journals they per- mit to be read io the family 'circles are the claw that never forget the pn - prieties of life. Already men and se- men o-men of refinement and healthy morals hate bad their attention called to the pernicious influence of had literature, and have made commendable efforta counteract the same, ivy causing no anti literature to be published and sold at popular prices These efforts are work- ing • silent bat sore rerolutioe. The best authors are more ge *sially read to- day than at soy previous day. The sickly sentimental .tory paper and the wild ranger and pirate story books are slowly but surely yielding the field to worthier claimants. In praise of the de - east newspaper it may he said that where it ice a place in the family and bas bees read for fears by yswng as well as old, it has developed such a healthy toes and such discriminating taste that the literature o1 the slow !.as no ad- mirers.. Pnrtuuatsly, the number of such families is increasing in the land, from dises.e, sa she, bots. Dyspep.is devotes itself to sickningg revelations and Liver CumpWat are the direst eaeae of eevinty lr. gore rant, of of of immorality .i11 be compelled to find who practice via. and °rime, nes are am- hitinea to lean to follow such wayr. -- Printers' Circular. maladies as diuuwess, iudipstiea, its supporters solely among those elegem sick keadaehe, enativesee•, servant prostration, dizziness u the bead, palpitations of the heart, aged ether distressing symptoms. Three dol u1 Assort Poorer will prow its woaderfal. effect. Sample. bottles, 10 cents Try it. yeow When • man has no desire hot to speak pain troth, be may say a great deal in s very narrow splen._ The i.teet needy for CowgM, *olds, (;reap, Whn'.ping Omagh, Brrenchitis, et e., is Mcfregnr's Lang Compound. There is ne remedy in existence eon• binise any en* of the active ingredi.ets composing McOr.wor i Lang Compound, so do not say yogi have taken everytbiag And this was Hick Irtnn'a little ions- .nh1 you htv. triad tku f»r yr nes n,ld tr take. There are r•, fall steps in tele- I ooavk, .nd Feer opos will batbesarise M all who have seed it, vis , that it is graph'', bot .hem, ten minutes Inter, 1,h, beet. Said in bOs,tuad $l hot this by Di* saw Lied and lady Rhdxthon a. Rhyne druggist. (1) a r'tew.ata__I tiplisssa, Rey 1! Oennee, M. D., Listowel, flat., says rewarding B. B. B., " 1 have ,teed year esoellent Beranek eompoend ht peonies and in my howdy sines IBM, sad bold it No. 1 ani my lit of sanative remedies. Yoe. three bogy B's inner sting, weaken of sorry. 4 The distressing pelen.ss en often oh - served in young tub end women. is des in • areal met•ser* to a Leat of the rod eorpael.i in the blood. To remedy this r geir.s a esedieine whisk prvdue.s these necessary little bloat ensetite.ats, and the hest yet discovered is Johnson's Toni. Bitters Plies 11) 11 •111114, set $1 pee lw'tti. at O+oie'e dreg sore, Albion Mock, Gorlovka► sole sheat- its) Day and Night Durltig se acute attack of Brom:bite, • ceasekr tkklleg I. the throat, and u rahau.Upsf, dry, hsaksg cough, a&ct the mirror. Sleep Is banished, sed greet pruetrulua fuUows. This disease le Moo attended with fioerseneas, and sonsetles.M Lusa of Voice. It 1s liable to become chromate, Involve the lungs, and terminate fatally. Ayer's ('berry I'retoral affords speedy relief and cure In cares of Brim- stone. It controls the disposition to rough, anal ludwws refreshing sleep. 1 hate been a practicing physician' for Sweaty -four years, and, for the past twelve, hate uttered from Manual attacks of Bronchitis. After exhausting all Ow usual remedies Without Relief, I tried Ayer's ('herr, Pectoral. It belprd w imwedlately, au.l elected a speedy eon.—O. SIo,eaJl, 31. D., t'ou rufltoo. alis. Ayer's t berry Pectoral le decidedly the best remedy• whhiu nay knowledge, for shrunk Bronchitis, and all lui+g di+csses, —M. A. Must, 31. 1,., south 1'uia, lie. I was attacked, last winter, with a sever. Cold, which, from exposure, grew worse and ,troy settled on my Lungs. By e ight sweats 1 was reduced almost to • akektou. My Cough was tn•raant, awl 1 frequeitly spit Weal. My physician toll me to give up business, or I would lent lice • mouth. After taking t •mutt• rtu,u- dka without relief, 1 was dually Cured By Using two bottle* of Ayer's (herr, Pei -tore!. I am now in perfect health, and able to resume business, atter bat lax been pro. uuunced incurable with Co.suwptiou.- 1L 1'. H*.tleraea, Raulsburgli, Penis. For years I was in • elreltue. 1 had weak Iitm!ttmo,� and-uffrred from Bronchitis sod ('u. Acar's tberry Pectoral re- stored ane to health', and f bare beta' for a , i vlgorinto• In ase of s a isklena1cold 1alwa 's resort to the Pectoral, and Niel s ly re f1 f.— Eslward E. Curtis, kutiassl, Vt. Two tears 1 suffered from a severe Bronchftl.. The plat lotion 8tteudkuc its became fearful that the dioses would ter- minate in Pneumonia. After thing tart - out medicine.. without betsetlt. lis• finally. prescribed Ayer', Cbtrry Pectoral. whish relieved me at once. I continued to take this medicine. a short titre, aid was cured. —Ernest Colton, Logansport, Ind. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Said �y d by Dr. Ayer & Co.. taloa, rasa sena D Prtoe DI; as bulli.,, O5. This isto certify that 1 hare used Mc- elreuor'a Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. and do Lonestly say that if it cost nue one hundred oilers ($100 a b,o•..Ie 1 would not be without it, as it has done me more good than ail the medictos I ever used, and I feel like s new man —Yours truly, Ar.sx STrst., Carleton Place, Ont. This medicine is for male at 50c and 11 per bottle at O. Rhyrss' drug store. (1 c� ArriTa1s The u•dersigred baa Just receded a tarp skirts n to his stock ut DRY GOODS AAA ser sad saassatb's ; stse a perk sash at GROCERIES ands goal ripply ut, I !: NILAFri ..1ae CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR always 1• stock. 1kkU of all Sado. rPtaUsad see before buyln& elsewhere.11 (toed. sold cheap for mull. ur faros produce, fes which the highest price will be paid. R. PROUDFOOT, (1o4144r..1,. _ti'r.I 1'11h _ READ THIS. 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