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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-11-4, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1887. Out of the &ardod ay ANY najID)Lrs, It wu early in the morning, before the Exhibitive opeued, and the senator had jest dusted the picture trainee, straightened the settees and Momentum, wed adjusted the skylight sashes satisfac- torily, when be become twosomes of the preeeeee of • slight figure, in black len very shabby black, to say truth), hover- ing timidly beside his desk. "Eh rsaid Mr IlaAd ui. "flow ever did yon pt in " The doors are nae open yet." "Ob, I am not one of the visitors," said Ellie Ilowsrd, with • f.tot smile. "I have • picture here-ltuth in the Harvest Field.' " The old janitor rubbed his spectacle "Did she invite tin r' An Awkward Age. "Nu, .A euurse 1t4. bit° kuuws we A girl el fuseless years asks ter spa - have au gown to weal on such an aceta- . path, in the oolnmns of th. Lueievill. slot es that, eves if we bed the dieposi- t'ourier-Jus,,.ul, to wkich she wrilse the ter' to come" l follvwiog : Thank goodness, 1 sin uear- Tb. l,tatater's Sewn else Msrewwang- Peter Beuuks' maxim was that the whole value of wealth amanita in t►. personal iudspeudenoe it aaarres A New York merchant named Porter had "Then she can't "vs th. It•,■srs," I ly fifteen. I believe if I were tv be fuer ol I have an iu.-r,;. to eriotl friend hetwees whoa, and Helms. sail H. "Mother, teen anyLwgor it would run se crazy. Wm.ell "misted grout i nti m acy. livery ativa. Ti.is old plan has helped to is I':• very healthy, like foo and boys, and Saturday night s uute imald suttee to poverub w, with its taxes and interest I stn callt-d "Tusb"y" at boss, •ud Porter (rum the preacher. req sad .ises.inents 'Now it shall make w unsung think the tum. snits mw Ow of my the luso of • bre dollar bill. The rich agate. Every ort• 01 thew flowers greet trials u tai', : If I go to elicsbiag money Wes always restored punctually Imo a market value,sad when our neigh- on the chicken coop mamma ssye : '•you .t 8 o'clock un the ensuing Monday bisa and acquaintances -I won't say (Heeds, fur we have no friends left - moue here with their cowl requsst fur flowers, they might as well be picking our pockets," '•My dear child, are you crazy r said Mrs Howard, opening her gentle eyes. "No mother, only just coining into my heritaeo .1 common sense. Yon ',You'd sus the oro yds of peep!. in the flutists' shops. Ito*. represent so couch ma,nay-ev.ry chime of lilies of the val- ley is tongued with gold. Nu one can "Os, ay," said he ; "Imbue it. Hung awry away au much is • sprig of white away up above the light liar, in the dark• lilacs without lcev.ng a silver pledge be- vellury, isn't it I ' I hiud. And here is our gtrdee at the "Has --bas it been sold r' faltered mercy of • lot of female sharks, who Mies Howard, wincing a little at his scarcely even thank us fur what we give words. them. " -- •'N.►, it Baena beim sold," said McAJ- "ltut Delon, you cau t go out into the am, looking rather coin Weigel, at streets as • flower girl." the also figure in its rusty crape gar- t "No," said 11.1.. ; "but 1 can son marts flowers in another way. And I as tr. "Has any nue asked the price 1" Mother, how much money have we left "Na ; to my knowledge they harem. 1" the lewily purse 1' "Ninety cents," said Mrs Howard, with a pained look. "But I am expect- ing to hear front your Uncle t,amalitl every day and-" "Never mind Uvele Gemlike'," said Helen. "Ninety cants is all tb. capital I need. It will enable me to buy • bas. kat, and hire the services of Nora R..ir- But its dull this season, ' added McAd- am. as Helen turned molly away. "If they J,ould ask it's price,' said she, "I would take tea dollars lees than catalogue terms Yeall r.alember--N u. 63301' • "-_-' 1g_, s.1.rs. O. ewe said the *mitt* "Deka he added to him - ought to be ashamed; • great big fifteen - year -old -girl, thinking about beau., to be leimbiug about like $ boy I" Then. again, if I walk home from town with $ b ,y, suamina says ; "Yen little thirteen - year old child, not quit pbyiog with dolls, to go eying around with • boy !" I hate fourteen, because it is about this age • girl begins to squeeze her feet into aloes two sizes to small, and wear her gloves and bunnet in doors and out, and If a freckle gets oo her face she wonders how in the world it did get there. An- other trial is this : If you are iu cem- piny and anything funny happen., your mother pinches you and soya : "Don't open your mouth so wide when you Isugh," instead of enjoying • good linnet• da.. Li there as anything I hate it is tight shoes, bonnets and gloves, and squeezing yoer mouth up to laugh. morning. But .hat puzzled Porter was the fact that the money returned was always the identical money that was burrowed. One Saturday evening Porter sent a B3 gold oleos instead of a note and mark. ed it Still the very same eon was re turned on Monday. Porter became nervous and bilious over it ; los could hardly sleep at night for thinking about it. He would wake his wife in the middle of the night and ask her what she thought about the strange tbaog. He was fast boiling over with curiosity, when • note came from the reverend borrower one Christmas ere, asking for ten dollars. A brilliant thought now struck him. Ile put en his crezoust, marl** to call and demand an ezplaostion of the my- stery. When shown into his friend's study be found him plunged into the '.red by S. S. B. Mire all else Faller. profoundest me'ancholy. Mr Same* Allan, of Lisle, Ont. , states . 'Mr. B.," said be, "if you will that he tried all the doctors in his locsli- answer me one question, I will let you ty while suffering for years with Liver and Kidney trouble ; nothing benefitted him until he took Burdock Blood Bit tees, four bottles of which cured him. 2 Tis IM Confessed. I beard • story the other day, writes • !rand and cu,respondent, which amuse3 me, An uld lady said :- self, as she glided away dawn thewIce don for one day at Lew:" When my father moved ;ince the new decorated staircase, "I'11 toe u oc- "A beak* • Nora Rmirdoe epeeist. ,mntry,one of us bold a lie. My mutber casein for remerobennv. Pea lama a ed Mrs Howard, in holmium bewilder- could nut ascertain the culprit, but • 1ie picture likely to sell. Poor iaesio ' I meat. lay between us might am** feel sorry for her, if 1 "Dear mother." euszed Helen. "I "Well," said she, "you will dickies* sae aucb o' this sort o' thing." know you think I have taken leave of my now, but you may be sore 1 will know Hale. Howard flitted away down the senses. But let me have my awe way at some day which of you hes told the street. At a bit!. bookstore, where the for once -only tor once ! Lida earn lie." alga, "Circulating Library' was prolate- my living out of the gsvdtli, souther Weeks passed on and sighing more ently displayed, she stopped a secuad dear." was said on the subject. My father time, and peered wistfully in. Mrs Howard said no more. She did lied in • log house, which contained "My paper roses and lilies are in the not utter • remonstrance, neither did ono room below and one above. The window still," she said to heaselt. "1 she ask • question, when she saw Helen children slept in the climber. One dost suppose any one has asked their nut in the walks, cutting great perfumed night • tremendous wind •row and at pries yet, either." masses of white likes, clusters of silvery midnight hiew off the entire you( of the Ste went into the aesthetic doxorsof an "Li Franc." rosea, and velvet -red "Jac- house. 3Iy mother, alarmed at the --,.dot Bazaar" a few blocks furtGet down, geeminots," Ales of scented M•oay-soak- crash, ran up the ladder, and putting -Jr where she had two satin rcreens and a 1e and branches of sweet temt•n-verbenas her head into the roofless chamber, dasorstd wood -basket or. sole. The fine nor when she watched little Nora Rier- eti.d "Children, are you all there 1" q "Yes, mother !" piped • small, terrifi- ed voice ; "yes mother, we are all here, and if the day of judgment has come, it was am who told the lie !" To "how many" children of larger ce+ growth does • siwilar repentancume and from a similar nose -the dill small voice and the dorm 1 lady behind the desk smawsed her timid don, the washerwoman's daughter, set enquiries rather tartly. forth in • stiffly starched sun-bcnnet, "No," said she, "they are not sold. with a clean gingham frock, and a big And I think you msy as well take them basket of dowers un either arm. awry, Mw Howard. We ars cramped "She is going to sit in the door of the for room, and I do not think there is little book -store, mother," ezplsined any more demand for that Nyle of •r- Helen. "The same bcok-dura where ticle." those paper mon.trosaties of mine did Helen Howard went home sorrowful not sell, and try her lock with the gene - enough. Nut that it was the first re- jos, sweet -scented articles. Mrs Kydd buff she had had. On the contrary, she will allow her there, and if it is to be a was well ueod W this manner of rein- success, I can offer to pay her a trifling commission. Oh, mother, I do begin to Goo. But she was beginning to compre- hend the hopelessness of the thing. • "I doe's understand .+ts7sbe said to herself. "There ought to be .Dass mar- ket far skilled labor in this great city. 1 w not strong enough to go out to domestic service, and I should not like associations of • factory. But what other way of earning • living is left to seer As she was carried swiitly around the Reird„n dancing along with so empty wosdertul Canso of the Elevated Read, basket, her heart gens a great leap of she looked down at the market gardens, whose varied shades of green lay like liv- ing mosaics in the sunshine. Women were working there -tame pulling weds some gathering heads of lettuce into huge baskets "They are earning a living,•' she said, to herself. "They were not so unlucky as to be bcrn Iodise '” Her mother sat on the veranda of the old sto,00-trotted hoose, u she opened the gats and passed ie. Of the great Howard estate, this home was all that ss.•ined. if they sold it, they would heinous the richer, for it wu mortgaged etp to the very cap stones of the ebia- eeys, bet it was a shelter for Helen tad her mother. The snow -ball trees were tremulous MONS of whiteness, the roses hung cm the etandards, °lusters of sweet, ',bit* seed Moue pinks nodded along the petite. A robin whistled in the boughs of bone -chestnut tree, whose spikes of pearly flowers were just burst ing into bloom--$ pair of swallows clos- ed each other around the tortuous roots of anemias! wistaria vine. "W.11 dear, what leek i" said Mrs Homed, • fragile, traaeprent-looking little woman who won her dyed silk js,wu r r'o'yally as if it had been a (levee's robe. • Nose et ala ! seethed Helen. -.w „u ave we to dui "laid Mrs How - .di. Thies did sot answer; she stood took. stag warmly eel at the roses missies ie the eco nehinen Just feel a little hopeful at last. Jusee how full the garden is ! It is like a mine of gold -if only the gold can be trans formed into a marketable article. No more giving away of our treasures to cro- quet breakfasts and church entertain- ments." All the afternoon ohs watched the gate, and when at last she saw Non Nodes des ep*germinal.The of operating of Burdock Blood Bitters is that it sots at once and the same time upon the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and the Blood• to cleanse; regulate and strengthen. Hence de almost uni -erpl value in Chronic Complaints: \ 1 2 ley- "I've ey"I've sold 'em all, Mies Helen cried the child. "Every bunch ! And I've got my pocket HI of money. And I'm to come tomorrow again. And pletse would you give me some sweet Toilets extra for Mrs Kydd, for she gave me a sugar sok', and • glase of water." This wu the beginning of Helen How- ard's good fortune. If you care to know the end of it, it is chchronicledtesubstanti- ally in ei nett little florist's shop on upper Broadway, where the windows are full of smilax trained on strings, and rose- buds and lilies bedded On soft groes moos, and whien bears the sign, "Bow - and A;Reirdon ;" for Nora hal grown into • most hopeful ynung partner, and superintends the store, while Helen oversees two or tree stoat stardoms. in the old home, where long ranges of bet- imes* flash back the .wnshite, and ev- ery iwch of space is ecoocmizd by flow- ering bushes and rows of bluebells, sweet-.illsams and snapdragons Now Mrs Howard wearsan undyed back silk every day, end talks of "my daughter's twine* enterprise" with pardonable pride." "It is better than painting pictures or embroideriok aereess," says she. "And Helenis out in the open air so meek that her cheeks are u red se rosea. Bet I should never have Teetered on such an experiment ayeslf. It was Helen that thought of It. Helen always had • deal of origio•lity in her nature." have that money. How does it happen that you borrow on Saturday night in the very some ouin or note on Mon- day r. The preacher raised bis head, and after • ,ioleot internal struggle, u though he were about to unveil his most hoarded mystery, said in a fakac ing tones : "Porter, you are • gentleman, • C ristain and • New Yorker. I know rely on your inviolable secrecy. Listen to the secret int my eloquence. You know I sin pour, and when, on Saturday, I have bought my S today dinner -Elate seldom a cent left- in my pocket. Now, I maiutain that no wee iso preach the Gospel and blow op his congregation properly without be has aomathing in his pocket to inspire con- fidence. I buss, thereftre, borrowed fib of you every Saturday, that I might feel it occasionally as I preached, on Sunday. You know how independ- ently 1 do preset- bow 1 make the rich fellows shake in their shoes. Well, it is all owing to my knowing that I have • fire dollar bill in nay Fmk*. Of course, never having to use it fur any other purpose, it is nut changed, but in- variably returned to you. But tomor- row George Law is coling to bear me preach, and I thought 1 would try the effect of • ten dollar sermon un biro." Afraid eke gores we.M /eel Sere. A friend of sine told me of a pathetic incident that took place the other even- ing when the Britisher. were being net or. alized. One old fe11e. *old see the print on the naturalisatioo paper, so he got • friend toread it. When the word reeoomee forever all allegiance and fidelity to every foteign prince, state, potentate and sov- ereignty whatsoever -more especially to Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland," were reached -the old man's eyes grew moist, and he mid with a tows of *doses in his voice : "I've been a faithful subject of her for more than thirty five years, and I don't know how she'll ;feel shout it" But then the thought of the Republic where he had mads his home for years *use to biased, robbing his big hand germs•ers his eyes, be signed th. paper that made him • *tines. I repoat the story beau*beu* it suave to see to illustrate so well the peculiar feeling of loyalty which animates an Englishman, not only to- ward hi. "tight little Isle," but toward the sovereign who r.premises*its Gov- ernment. iphsbeetla. "Leet January," says J N Teeple, of Orwell, Out., "there appeared diphthe- ria in our neighborhood. Doctors ran night and day, but I kept right to tiag- yard's Yellow Oil and brought my chil- dren through •11 right." Yellow Oil cures all painful complaanta and in. juries. 2 Meek so. the Wised. Wks/Win anew WWe. When Omaha evaa tosr - I want. s boa of Ime- s-ion. er- s-ioGrow-YesHonest Oro -Yes sir, dried ounces••No, packed iouncesseed oil. le"Yes, me. Juhu, Icing ase • son of those imported sardines." Freeman's Worn' Powders are ns- all maThey destroy and Worms in children or adults. safe is remove les A Weft Trainer Ilan. us Peddler -I'd like to stbe master of the house. Mr Poodle -Er -come la and take a seat and Ill call my wife. Dr Low's Worm Syrup will remove all kinds of Wurms (rum children or adults la Drier. eer. ass ee the root. Dyapeosia is dreadful. Disordered liver is misery. Indigestion is • fes to good nature. The human digestive spperstw is one of the must complicated and worm:NO l things in existence. It is seely put out of order. Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad cxok.ry, mental worry, late hours, irregular habits, and many other thine. which ought nut to be, have made the Amerism people a nation ul dyspeptic., But Green's August Philter has done • wonderful work in rufonning this sod busmen and making the Awerieaa people w healthy that they can enjoy their meals and be happy. Remember :-tin happiness without health. But Green's August Flower brings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle. Sereoty-lire cents sowly Eves he. The mac who blows iatu the muzzle of • gen to see whether it's loaded or not, A sy finds out, kt fskl 't break to Member it long. National Pills aro unsurpassed as (opussafe, mild, yet thorough, purgative, act- ing upon the bilisry promptly and effectually. ice Corsuth is remembered by hit hat, and Garibaldi for his rad flannel shirt, and yet it is said clothes do not make the mac. Hay fever is a type of catarrh having peculiar symptoms. It is attended by an inflamed condition of the lining mem- branes of the nostrils, tear -ducts and throat, affecting the lungs An acrid mucous i.secreted ,the diachargeisacccm- panid with a burning western.. There are severe spasms of s!klzing, frequent attacks of headache, watery and inflam- ed eyes Ely's Cream Bels. is • rein.: dy that can be depended upon. at druggists ; by mail, registered, Ely Brothers , Druggists, Owego. New York. ly A man has just been poisoned by eat- ing • nutmeg. If people will only con- fine themselves to the fresh ems of mod- ern make, made of basswood, there is no danger, but so long as they will aeon - key with the old fashioned, stale variet- ies made by nature, th'y west expect to guffaw the °ooseyuenes, Ds.sville Breese. "Mother." .he said, soddenly, "who le 1 - that doers there calling the nicest' "It a ages ll•ndifer's girl,'' said Nes Howard. "They are to have a ass* ent.rtahtaet tonight, sag inked slake ..owes flowers. And Mia. 0011 240011 bee aurewd rte . nv nil qto rases we esti spans A teed feMeeterate.a. Il is meed to egetstaplete the smoowt of amyl wlkiisg is the world. Bow sissy weary, broke dome (oralils there cage to white life le bardeautSS t The genera weakness semen debility tied of tboae Alleged with lingerie' Messes is hest remedied by the liivigeratigig ate. BLEEDING NOSTRILS .-It has done me so much good, I want you to send nate two more bottles immediately. Heave been afflicted with Catarrh for over ten years -frequently my noes would bled and leave the nostrils in • dry, inflamed .cadition, with saunstant soreness. I ex- pstisncd relief after the first teal of Ely's Crum Balm. It is the best of a great many remedies I Rare tried. and I ism folly recommewd it. -E. Gill, Madi- son, 0., Editor of the Index. Dellable R.m.47 Par as.emwelem. 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