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TIIE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 25, 1857
IN MAGGIE'S GARDEN
"I hope they'll be aim,' said Celia,
thoughtfully lining her ourebet-ueedle,
and kaki sa through the pureb• cines to-
ward the Seat ►Disc.
"They wos't be," said M•Agie, swit g•
i.g her pretty foot from the railing on
whish- she was perched. "I m contain
of it ; and besides, Celia, what if they
are 1 It nsa't likely they'll have mesh
te du witb_us. Anybody rich euoegb to
buy tie Mouto° Huws aaeoaietiug with
the poor little dut of • house next dour !
►b, ae '"
Maggie spoke with calm e',oviction,
and an satire absence of despoode.cy,
749 Wm a eeiisible and indepmkle-t
little person.
Celia was watching tie unleadiag of a
is, at their now neighbor's gate.
"I am afraid they are awfully r'cb
she admitted "T1+y've unpacked surae
a the things out of doom, and the fur-
niture is lurely--plush and stamped
leather, and cherry bed -mule NA ; and
they've a grand piano." -
"Well," said Maggie, mitt "let 'em
have 'em. We've gut esa.-seatd
chairs and a cretonne sofa and pine bed-
steads and • melodeon ; and whet more
could you ask for 1"
"Well, • few things, MrLp ," sad
M her lel& lwtecrie
Dieter.
"If Tom Come pts rich in Ibis gro-
cery bttriuees—" said Maggie hester-
i ngly.
"Palter !" ..id Celia, getting rod.
"ID all probability you an bare
them," Maggie concluded, and jumped
down and tripped away,
She went around to the rear of the
home, and down to the order.
11 was not • large garde., and there
nes ast .silt in it net hsl iemembess
earaim itSbea But is was a remarkable
garden, nevertheless ; for Maggie had
made and tended it herself. He mother
and Celia bad protested, but Maggie had
gone determinedly to work. Fur the
possession of • garden substantianlly re-
duced the grocery•bills, if Tom Carson
was in the grocery line ; and Maggie bed
decided that they couldn't afford to biro
PM Murphy this year. And she was
pend of her garden.
They had had bottom and onions, and
b>,aw and peas ; and Maggie's round
face was browner, and her robust health
more robust. than they had been in May.
It was Maggie's tomatoes that made
the trouble. She bunt Tutu the sitting -
r •gym, a week later, with excited speed.
"What doyou think 1' she demanded,
vihlemly. "They keep bass --yes,
�smsw fifty, if then'• obs ; and then
ain't a sign of a hen -park ; and I've just
been chasing them out of my tomatoes--
toy
omatoes—
t oy tomatoes '" mid Maggie, almost teen
fully. "The fence- pickets are so wide
apart they au hop right on. They'll
have have to pet another fence, that's
all."
"they seem like nice, quiet people,"
(i1ia commented, ••I presume they'll
be wining to do soating."
••ldics and quiet ! Slid Maggie, with
air assn. "I *braid think so. The
pokiest old maple you ever saw. Seven-
ty, if they're • day, and --well, just
enure ; I know they are. He—what's
the telae 1 Tisdale 1—Well, Mr Tisdale,
he wean the dreadfulest old clothes,.
a eoat that. jut shabby, and • bent -in
h it
And she gees about in an old blue
storm that must bare Dome nut of the
ragbag ; :and you ought to use her boo -
a rt—ouch a thing !"
'Perhaps they're in reduced einem-
stances," said Oohs, reprovingly.
"With that lovely hoose and furnish-
ings ' said Maggie, unanswerably.
"Ok, .o ! And—to emmu back to the
hese-•-they mast fix that fano*, I can't
lose my lovely tomatoes. Think of all
the cans we were to have, Celia—Chili
same and Makes, and the little yellow
MIN is preserves. Ob, I won't give
them up to Mr Tieda4's hens !"
And Maggie wandered into the yard
again in aimless anxiety.
Mr Tisdale was jest over the fence,
h about the roots of a grape -vine.
looked at him is oostetrptuous
sstooisbment What niggard.ess ! to do
himself, and at his age, work which he
could so well afford to biro dune. He
was decidedly common -looking; he had a
broad face and .mall ey., and a .tubby
gray beard, and he had on • out with
frayed sleeves, and a patch on its back.
Maggie stood irresolute ; Mr Tisdale
did not look inviting, Then eh* stepped
to the tense firmly.
Ryan then a straggling Rock, headed
by • highly -soloed, pugnacioo.•lookiag
rooster, wee coming through the pickets
and toward the tomatoes.
"Mr Tisdale," said Maggie, timidly.
Mr Tisdale hoed on witbcat response.
"Mr Tisdale. " she repeated.
He did not tarn the fraction of se
Mach. Maggie rued at him.
"if you pieaee--,' she eried, with the
strength of indignation.
But her neighbor stooped to unclog
hie hoe in utter mile -nee.
Mlaggin gaped. What • boar ! what a
bras I What would Celia my sow 1
The Seek had readied the teemtoea
Bite seals .se them enatestedly psskb'g
flet►—S dress of them. Whet s►wld
She de 1
. The old mean raised hie head at
Otte Juie.aure, and looked at her.
Maggie looked sternly into his stria
Gula eye*
"I want to wk you, sir," she sad, with
esv erity. "about your beus. They're
raising my tomatoes as fast as they eau,
sed I've worked over them all .umtmer ;
a rtl we oral afford to lees them. Won't
y,ru�
Mho stopped -nut became she had fin-
ished, bet become Mr Tisdale, alter a
Winking inspection of her, had turned
about •ud guise on bcetug without a re-
.pouaive syllable.
11l.gKw's face burned hotly; her putt)
hps trembled.
"If I wire • man she murmured,
with her little brown hands clenched.
"How can lie I What duos be mean by
it 1 The boast ! '
The .,.uctlag in the tomato patch had
reached a triune hang pitch. sad a fresh
flock bad waoderd through the fence,
Maggie forgot Mr Tisdale. The hack
was coming down the street from the
noon train, laden with passengers ; but
she cared nut fur the ob.ervatiou of back
passengers, nor, fur the matter, cf kings
sud queen..
She mixed her white, beruflid apron
in her trembling hands and rushed to-
ward the garden.
There was • wild cackling,* frightested
-`peeping of tittle yellow balls, and iTen-
Med Battering.
"Shoo— ..alb ' cried Maggie,ber voice
unsteady with indignation and apiroach-
Ing tears. '.-V44.1.•
1f the hew were alarmed and tempor-
arily routed, the brilliaatly.tiated,.utk)-
eyed rooster was r.ot.
He motel motionless ou the .pot where
Maggie's oo.lau*ht had found him--mr-
tionlw save for • rising, • .welling, and
a trembling (if his me red mesh, while
Ma eyes grow
Maggie shook her apron with cyclonic
energy.
"You impudent old thing !" .be
cried, the laughter struggling through
her tears, and charged upou him valiant-
ly,
She tilt • sudden twirl in the air, an
angry upraising of yellow legs and trigbt
gathers, and she put her bands to her
ace with • little scream.
A scarp Deck came down ..n her 6n -
ere ; she heard his fluttering wings in
the air, close at her face.
.p' r
b. espiaind, ssaUing. "They same
ahead, you know --ie your hand better
be and the Iluesekeeper to get Vii
s tiled • little. Why, you didt.'1 think,
he queried, studious her pus fasted e,
"that they owned the huuse—that the
were the ,so* 1"
He could net help laughing And
took • card (rout his pocket-bouk,
stave it to )Iaegie,gettin0 up to lbw wit
burlesque torment,. It bore the nam
1 Harlan C Tisdale.
"I't.—yes, we did !" mid Maggie,
rather faintly. "Mercy, I'm so glad !"
And then she blushed, and meld have
bitten her tongue ; but Mr Tisdale look-
ed delighted.
"I ---you see, be was so horrid," Mae. -
(hi eaplaiued, conteeed. "I spoke to
him about the (coos. and he wouldu't
even •weer me ; ►e Jido.% lay the
slightest attention. '
"Oh, Wilson ! Did he hate his ear -
trumpet 1' said Mr Tisdale.
"E•rtruelpet i No," said Maggie,
d
wonering what was coining next.
"Oh well, he's awfully deaf ! "her
Dee neighbur observed, l ith ter kitties
ayes.
And they both laughed again , he
gaily, she bewilderedly, and both shy
with enjoyment.
"My mulber came with me ; we're all
the family," said Mr Tisdale, hastily, as
Wagsi.,lNlf•irighteod •at the old. new
pleasure iu her heart. ruse. 'You must
come over and see her. You're sure
you're not hurt 1''
"Very sure," said 3l tggle, flushing
under his eager eyes
And she put her hand trustfully
into the one lie held out to her.
"I was mistaken, Celia," said Maggie,
when she sat down, with restored cool-
ness, at the dinner -tab's ; "they are
very nice, indeed, the Tidaks—the Th-
iele."
•• What t' Celia.
And Made explained at enthusia.'ie
length .
"He wants us to all on his mother,"
she concluded prettily, "Of a,urse
we'll go."
'llut it isn't likely they'll take any
motion of us," said Celia, slyly.
"Bit—why, Cilia, it's different, you
koo.'," said Msggie, with a blush.
"Ah, yea ! ' mid Celia, smilingly.
And with shrewd foresi{bt, she was
Minuet as certain at that minute as she
was some months later of Lying Me
on
0
he
and
h
e
f
g
She lowered her bead into her apron, Tisdale f',r a bruther-in-law.
and fought at him with one e,arageuus
(i.t. Ard then she heard rapid stridingI Prof Lowy Magic Sulphur S oap,—
steps, and • rattling crash through the Mealier, soothing and cleansing for all
dry bean -vices, them there wai a punts. eruptive disputes of the skin. Delight -
stricken squawk, chokedin its Ent fnl for toilet U.S. lm
stage, • tapping of winp, and silence.
Made toot her head out of her ap-
ron.
It wee as as though her fairy gdretb•
sr—if she had one—bad been at work.
Mr Tisdale's .)tater lay on the rrousd
is an expiring butter, his sheeny Desk
twisted, his warlike eyes forever dullest
And close at her side, anxious and ag-
itated, and withal scot attractively nice-
louking, stood • strange young man in •
well lilting, travel -stained suit, and a
soft travelling -cap. Fallen among the
tomato -vices were a ane and umbrella,
strapped together.
"Are you hurt !" be said.
He had taken out his handkerchief,
and was pressing it to her baad,on wkieN
the blood had started.
"I mw it from the back, you see, and
I lost no time in getting over. Do you
think your hand is hart r
"Ne,'' said Maggie, Lewilderedly.
But she was not quite dazed. Elbe saw
that the hack had stopped at the Tu -
dales' gate, and that • trunk was sologd-
iog float it.
Ile had ease on a visit ; • retells*,
perhaps. She felt a thrill of regret .t
that
"No," she said, gratefully ; "it was
just a peck. How very good in you !
and look at your handkerchief !"
"My haodk.rebief r' maid the rens
man, reproachfully.
Fur Maggie, her pretty brown hoe
Bushed and her eyes softly emiling,laok-
ed very sweet, deopit* her rumpled hair
and rtokled apron ; and there wu mou-
thing more than mere polite oomeern in
the young man's pleasant eyes
ile took her arm, Kill anxious, and
led her to an upturned box at the edge
of the garden. There was room for
them both, and they both eat down.
"Thank you ! I do fed a little queer.
I was frightened,," Magee admitted.
"And --I can't thank yon immesh for
your goods''* What should i have
dos. ! I think he really meant to kill
ase --and just because i wanted him to ge
home t"
He joined in her laugh, reentered by
her brigh teem.
"Homer' h. repeated. "Wheat ! seat
door r'
Maggie nodded.
"They have .o massy ebiokeim, and
they're all .o fond .J my tomatoes."
They laughed. Somehow they telt .s
thoagka they had bees acquainted a long
thea
"I .teat tem to that," said the young
man. desiivelp. "I'll speak to Wilma
shoot it. He mod bases park built,
eert.t.1y.
"Wilms r said Maggie, timidly.
"My mt's--gsrd..er, or what you
pierce—he deem W/l• *f evwrythiey,•
The reutaeat ot many thousands of
of thosechronic weaknesses sod dot
aliments peculiar to fensales, at the 1n
Hotel sad Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N.
has afforded a vast experience In nicely adapt-
ing and thoroughly testing remedial for the
cure of wotuan's poeuliar maladies.
Mr. rl.ree+n Favorite rreeeriptlea
✓ the outgrowth. or result, of fhb great and
valuabls experlur.co. Thousands of testimo-
mine. received from patients and from physi-
dans who have tasked it In the more
rated and ottdlnate swiss which bad baAled
their skill, prove it to be the moot wonderful
reused ever denied for the relief nod cure of
wetasw. It Y aot reoowu•e.ss,d as •
" " but as a host Ferrier etpeciSe tor
emotes peculiar •Utpeut .
Asa peweriu InvIg.ratl.g toale,
sad
it imparts et and Its appendages
whole system,
particular. rue overworked. �nout,"
rme-dows," &Niigata.' leocher., miWne s,
dressmakers. oeamar+•sso, "•hop -girls," house-
keepers• a motical. and forble women
}gsns--.r-�-y. Dr. a Favorite Prescription
M can greaten boos. being unequaled
as as appettaiiwg cord I and reetorwtive tonic.
As la ...tf1M g and strengthening
aerw nh vorllte le is une-
�aad r ll excitability
to and sub-
Mier
prostration, h Iysteria and
ober disressing, nor eons symptoms cons-
ha
attendant upon !unethical and le
abases of Me womb. 1t lsdteoes rad«nebmn
sleep ▪ drand � relieves mental anxiety and de-
>te. Ir(ereewa Paver Ile PreeerIptle■
1s a 1eB Itlaraie m.edlelae, carefully
ua>ded by *o experienced and .klllful
flclan, .od adapted to wom■o•s delicate
eg salaatlo.. 1t Is purely vegetable In les
Lon and fectly harmless In Its
las any condition of the system. For
atomise* sickness, or games. from whatever
eatsse ertmeg. wesisk atomsrb, indigestion. d
pspsi• tote kind aymptoss. N• Ins. 1.1
does• will prove very brneMial.
/tavern* lreeerlptlea n 1s s peek
titre wore for the
ob-
stinate mere of Is Gorr eo, eremites et
Ism Sowing,
palatal tueostniaUon, wenetural
prolapses, or facing of wonkier' realtrie=
female weakens& r
beariatg•down ssw•luo.a, ckroale ougnrtlm•.
Inflammation and ubardlnn of the wonkier
tlamt.dloe, pain and Imedereem N overall,
accompanied with " laterwl beat."
�ppssl5 regulator sod promoter oft era.
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travelling i&uibe.
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WA IE N MILL DEPARTMENT.
FANNING MITIS, 520.00 EACH,
ONLY A FEW Le.rr
A.1112C112210.11WCI
Pat. Grain and Seed Cleaner
for thoroughly separating at one cleaning
Cockle. Chess, NOld Peso. Mustard Seed,
Thi.tle Seed, Fox Tall. rod other obnoxious
seeds and refuse grain, from Wheat or any
main, cleaning and sewing all grass seal at
the game time. Cleans (;ram and Clover
Seed, or separates them.
FIT/ Aria rand%G BILL.
Exclusive territory allowed to good agents
with horse. waiIon and caplW.
BAC. HOLDERS
fur man or boy to fill hats alone.
FMil Sierra and aeriesa for any Milt
Old Mills (repaired and &telliesed.
PUMP DEPARTMENT.
H'ZREIT —0 Elt3
WELL & CISTERN PUPS,
Drainage and Suction i'ipping. Lc., kc.
Wholesale and !fetall.
redeem *applied at Prlves that ray.
THE ARMSTRONG
rlttI\tt MULL A]5 rt fir Weak•,
QODTCRZCFI_ 2110.3m
GP.ATFFUL- COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
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BREAKFAST.
"B3 n thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, and by a careful application of
Die fine moron -ties ot well -selected t'.o.wa. Mr.
Epps has proTided our breakfast tables with
• deli favored beverage which may gave
us many heavy doctors' bills. it is by the
Judicious use of such articles of diet that a
comfit 'Ilion may be gradually built up until
*trona cuo.th to react every teedeacy to
disease. hundreds of subtle maLdtee are
Sort ing around Ra read) to attack wherever
there is a weak point. We may caapi essay
• fatal *haft by Lreping ourselves well fortifi-
ed with pure blood and a properly nouriased
haute.'—"Civil Service. Gazette."
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Sold ouly to packets by lfrocers, labelled
: d
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GODERICH BOILER WORKS
Chrystal it Black
Manufacturers of all kinds of
STATIONERY. MARINE, UPRIGHT AND TUBULAR
BOI LERS.
SIALT PANS, SMOKE I3TACR 8
and all kinds of Sheet Iron work.
•T[il]l ANS WATBS Fort "wrung
coestantly es hand.
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On hand. ready for delivery :
1 JO U.P. New Neel Seller.
1 It O.r. tear Beller.
A Complete 2R4-buu1 Tbr,abirgOBtit
Butler, Login.,Separator. Ste., all T. gond
working orer. Will be said cheap.
Mail orders will receive prompt attest loa-
Works t Opp. C. T. B. Natle.,
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Ooderkb May ISh, tell
LIME
The subscribers have Just completed their
1•rge lllwe51 1, which ran turn oat 3M busk-
er eve.�r twenty -foto hours. and are new
eeed to supply all customers with •
1WrMty of stood fresh lime daily. 1t
will be to thus advantage oil every .ae re-
qulrisw lime tiecall or oorreepe.d with e.. as
we are prepared to deal liberally wilt► par-
ties wishing to pnrrhase. The kiln is situated
se .he Ooderieb side of the !tills Reserve.
BACHLER & BICKER,
PROPRIETORS.
Jos* 17th, Lep.
PATENTS
CAIMAT1, TRADE MARKS Ace tEPflaMTS
Obtateed. sad all bonus.s la the U.l!- Patent
08100 attended to at MODERATE rags.
Our Mile, ie opposite the U. S. Pates( Of -
gee. and we oar obtain Patera' Is less thee
than these remote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR !)RAWIVO. We m.
vles as to pp•ttsstabllityl free of sod
ereb F) r 7 SOlt CNLXB1 E OR-
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D. P. Mutat Owe.. For cireulae, settee.
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FOR ONII MONTH.
FOR ONH LIONT$.
20 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH 1
Felt and Straw Hats Done Over
at Reasonable Rates.
An A'press, ice Wanted in 111e Slew Hat Line.
MRS. C. H. GIRVIN.
mss. asaa n•s
FALL MILLINERY!
LMAL IDS THFi WJY_
LADIES' FELT HATS,
VELVETS, Plain and Fancy
FLUSHES, FRJZET`FES,
MOUNTS, WINGS, Etc.;
Together with a large maort:arm of PLAIN AND FARCY RIBBONS, Also Agent for the
PARKER DYE WORKS, Toronto.
MI.S_ SAI..$ET,,D
Ill At the old statues on the
lktaare, Ooderlch.
W'TS BEDS
GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS,
ST. DAVID—ST., GODERICH
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sTwo Doors East of Wbit.ls's !Totel.l
Manufacturers of Marble Monuments, Headstones, Manttepit cis.
and all kinds of Furniture Trimmings in Foreign and
American Marble ; also Window and Door
Sills, and House Trimmings of all
kinds in Ohio Stone.
Ail work deafnesd Sal eaeeuted le kin style,
rlWILSON BROS. deal largely in all kinds of Eurepeas aid Canadian Granite.
which spat -4a.1 atteatloa Is called.
It will pay to call before ordering elsewhere,
Ooderch, June ^J+th. DOT.
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--- -- _ r103 -3m
NEW FALL C000S-
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TAILOR & CLOTHIER
Has Just received- and a now opening a large assortment of
READY-MADE MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRING SUITS.
Aro on hand a targe sto.k of the
LATEST PATTERNS OF TWEEDS AND CLOTHS
Tr the make-up of Yl'RiNU :sun 's.
ORDERED WORK A. SPECIALY
)fast Side Square. Oaderich. March Nth. 1887. 8Bii.fhZ1bM $LIZTla' IS-
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3050
DANIEL GORDON,
CABI1\TE `
MA ER
AND
UNDERTAKER.Anyone can advertise, bat I tan show the Stock. i ha
houses 1s town to select (cernstack ea Mad than any tire
,
FURNITURE.
i bare now on head 15 diglre.t styles of Bedroom Suites, 8 different dylee of Sideboard., B
Parlor Suites, and almost anytbiat i. the Furniture line. all of which will be mold
AS CHEAP AS TUE CHEAPEST, AND iDONT YOU FORGET iT.
Is the UNDERTAKING 1 give personal attention. ant the benefit sow of nearly l0 years
:e perlewce• I think I have the beat Hearses In the County of Huron i w111 leave the pablb
fehres.dire- I have everything .raspy kept In a Arst-class establishment, such as
Sbeud., Habil, Gloves, Crapes. !o. Embalming done when re aired'
till Oaareatee to give eatiefactbn la every ease. V
OLD STAND BETWEEN P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL
Roderic!. Sept. nth, 11A8.
1A6i-Sas
1837 VIVAT REGINA!
Tbe subscriber r'io'ts, that i sin doing my utmost to lateens I loyal k p may stock rktects Her Most every Gracious Majesty. Q
ful la all departments.replete with every Wag sew sad ass -
1887
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1887
NEW GOODS £ E,IVIrTG DAILY
Si'ITA(ILE FOR
Autumn Wear.
The Correct Thing in Draw Goods, Buttons and Trimmings to
Match, Ribbons, Frilling* and a Laces, New Shades
in Plain and Fancy Opera Flanne*, with
Kmbroideries to Matob,
1 am not advert ming *mode at met 'kr Rader, thank* to my name row0 camomile. mi leave
no overstock of any use Ilse. and that is swift• great deal when we Mar seabout
business depression. hard times, &r.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND STRICTLY ONE PRICE:
IBebrieb. Aug. 10th. 1857.
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