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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1867. _
In Gras's hiliukk Calm.
"Yea," *aid Mts Comfort Ore's, :•
au1 sly, "yos sen jest mind your own
beelines", Job Moses, tool so can (rand -
shire Tuflit sad Auut Per.tec at. I ain't
.tad over • red hut stove all the sprit g
a-scaldiu' meal porridge, sold tried and
lugged Gout Inset real cokes from the
viciuuseet hind legs that ever kicked w•
over tome and again, to hate the psr-
ped• of 'me, when they are sold, go to
build • triose wall around the sheep pus
MAY, or lay in • stock of halibut; fits
and .atter provirhuus afore hays,'' teats
come on, hot by a goo.; de.I ! Alo re
I law say upper teeth, and 1 get many
balder where ear frizzles (smelt ono 1 siti
determined to appear out to neortin
dressed jest Ilk, a fashion plate to asks
up for baso' emu there every Sunday
with graoldw n!.er Skidner's old black
straw 1 u inet on Grandmother loeghs
1 for herself alta .inter ehe was eisl.ty
I tor, seventeen veers ago, aud Aun
Pdnteeust trimmed it w.th green and
blur plaid ribbon, and yeller dowers sad
• white rotshe, end two red wings, &od a
a aged bard an frost. Aunt said it •:
a bird of per.d•se, but I &Iles knew at
11.41 nothin' but a bush .parrer. Yes,
my calves will fetch me twent j fire do!.
late, and I calculate to hire we an ele-
gm: spring costume, and I would like to
• . a person on .he fan .1 this 'ere sink
n olertake to hinder me!'•
And Mrs Green, a Roman tf mama
liz pup'-rtiuna and agrfrassiv upset,
was,, if ueitnbo•rhood gong) was to to
c edtted, had proven anything but a
comfort to her meek spouse, pruned to
take breath, and gene defiantly at the
diminutive, woe begone -looking indirid•
sal designated as Job Mose).
"Twenty five dollars it a big pilo of
money.' remarked Job Muses, solemnly,
"• big pile of money, and I would advise
you, Comfort, to consider well afore you
throw it away on such pomp. and vani-
ties. A buanit is a bunnit, anyway, an'
bean' as this 'ere one has been in the
family so many years, and taint got but
one toyed plans in it as 1 kin diskiver,
wbich 'pear, to me you might kirer ore
Wath • scarf, or a green veil or within', 1
don't sea why--
"Why
hy—""Why I could make it last me my
sstural life, along with my other ol1-
b.bionod duds, I suppose," interrupted
-Comfort, sharply. "But I taint a goin'
I ' ii, jest the same ' No ; I vowed the
WO time I went to the sewing circle and .tore and lug them home on my back
omen the women of my age all dressed I than to undertake to ketch thet old
out in ruffles and flounces and breast- hum ! (h. 1 spect ire might borry oti the
yew that I wouldn't stir • foot not of s"ighbors jest for a few days, cause I
the house agin, not even to hear the new telly feel as if I was a gcing to hies an
minister till 1 could cut as big a fi,;er as
e eny of them—nor I wont : •
Jinxes Gies was a teltin' me the oth-
er day what a lung -headed, good ealcn-
later my woman was," said Job Moses,
in an insinnating tone. "He's got a
dreadful baesnm shots to sell,that would
mate each puny eatin' this winter i was
• goin to oak you to lend me your calf
money."
"Lend t" snapped Comfort. "Why
don't you say give and be dune with it 1
Wu you ewer known. tc pay me back a
cent of the money you're botryed of me!
I guess not. No, 1 shan't lend my mon• pilier r
ey to anybody'" "Job Moos !" Will you strikes bet
"You s•edn't get huffy, Comfort, I line for that old horse i I cum, I-
waa only jest a grain to propose-- Here you grow stupider and sprswl•leSi-
'•Well I don't propose, and that's the erevery clay of your life. But what
and nisi. I wait orm this morning airly !More can natrally be expected of a man
w hile you was a (merino in your besd,aadthat sleeps so muck of his time and never
so
them poutws was a loom' to be turned I looks into • paper from one year's end to
into the parolee, and use the dressmaker ttho .tier except the agricultural column
and got a look at the styles, sod a mem-
orandum of what I as. tying to seed.
Twenty-four yards of drew et•terial—"
"Twenty-four yards'" gasped Job and of all the idle, lazy, shiftless, gad•
Moses. "Gand of liberty ! My mother forsotbim'—.'
miles got a gaol dress out of seven
yards !"
"Aud your grandmother might bare
Eget tom oat of siz, for all I ,are," rstoet
ed Comfort.
"It's a going to cost awful, wool it 1"
resumed Jcb Moses, with a show of in-
terest "Pears be se I should hanker
more after that 'en shots which wosld
be good pork a growing while be was •
Gleepin ; het if you have got your naiad
sot us • gown, I a pita it would pay to
get a richt aim ole while yoe are about
it. A llamas' gingham now, of lively
.mets --bow world that look 1"
"A gingham !" asswered Comfort,
scornfully "A great florin' ebeeiered
thisg, that would make mw look broader
.eyem the back than a barn door 1 Why
der; t 7Oe my a Bossy woolsey t No, I
ere going to have an elegant eeahyme e,
with six big reMes and boar little ones
erased the bottom, whisk is jest the
wery latest fashion, mad king draperies,
sad side pesnyseers, and • woleair
fMet."
"A mole -hair front !" exclaimed Job
Maines. fa an. iccredeloss toss, sad he
opssed his little Moe eyes to their widey
"stoat. "W i -s s! Well, We11, what •
peek of fools women folks is i kstowd
they was hilliest of all the birds to stick
e the top of their basalts, bot 1 mover
Ir
heard of tate Weenie mnlss osis Heir
*UMW aMe When for the (hod'•
abs, Oemfst,d• yes over most to Sod
isles sass. be Mess the fate of a
"...e..:`.t. _ _ , _-........ -
'.:d easytktog shoat melee,' would like and l taint dose the first this, toward
to know 1 M u let -i -r•• ---tot's hew getter ready fur .,sting, and it begin
Mise Smith spells it oa dm wemora$- at half pest tent Pe.haps though, you
luso, and she calls it a a deair frumt,•ad bare forget it's Sunday and you have
sad it was Jest the atylishest and *le- Rol to stand sod try ou all my fs'hion-
g iutiet way ..f trim•aiug the back of a ane costume, w I eau see if all the kepi
sastume that ever was. I told her I and puekeea as right. Mina Snaith dad-
w•.slJu't iotre uotbiug but jest the very n't have omits time to Busk it test sight
Utast for nor new casbymere, arid 1 woe
Weird to tare it cut real short so It
wuulda't draggle in the a.nd nor ketch
S i the cooper -shop ehavins that pesky
res 1 surveyor has tilled up the spring
was touts with ; and seeing as nay feet is
• going to show the whole bigness of
'em, i ata a going to send to L'..stuu and
rot me a hansum pair of button kid
shoes, with heels on em—No. b."
"So b !' echoed Job Moses. "Jum1-
in adders, Comfort. Whatever air yi u
tblukin about 1 Don't you remcmbtr
how you pulled, and tugged and sweat
to get your feet into that met pair of
e:uth gaiters No i, and boated the injy-
rubber io the odea of booth of them sod
hal to sew in patches ! I would really
advise a woman at your time of life tett
to go a raising crus and bunions, and
squeezing swat po .,iu their toe.
"I don't care if it pains me so I au't
able to stir out of the house agin for a
year," b.uke in Comfort. "I aiu's a
going to meeting with • pair of feet
showing under sty new cashymere like a
coup'. o1 Galt -fish under •n au,berrella !
No indeed. I don't believe in doing
things half way. When I start out kill-
ing ester -Luca on a but afternoon while
you air a sleep:lig on the haytnow or
dozing under an apple tree, them tater
bugs ha+ got to die, and when I start in
on a fashionable costume I aw • Ruin
the whole fi;ger or nano and you can de•
pend ou't ! And now you jest march
that 01i harness you'ze brought in here
to mend right straight out of my clean
kitchen and or over into the back pars-
er end ketch tide old h ass ; rode, got
to start right of now to DAnvers on m
very important eud pertickerler errand
for inc.'
"Oh Lord a massy, Comfort, I can't
it is so dreadful hot today, and I've got
an awful headache and a sharp pain in
my side, and the told horse is so skittish
I'm afeard of her heels, and the parster
is so big and I don't know what direc-
tion to hunt in. Can't you put it od un•
til tomorrow 1 '
'No."
"Oh dear. Air we all out of provish-
ens, Comfort 1 Cause if -re be, 1'd
✓ uttier travel three miles to B,b Black's
ill turn."
"Pervishuns enough," answered Com-
fort shortly. "Aad don't stop to cackle
cony longer. I expect Mia. Smith bore
thia afternoon to fit my linin', and she
can't snip her *cissurs till you make haste
bock from Dancers with a patent excel-
sior bustle.'
"A beetle !" groaned Sob Moses. "A
bustle ! Drive • pour fellow nine miles
• bot day like this when there ain't •
breath of air stirrin', to get m pesky
Waste. Oh' Lard, oh dear '1 Can't you
use a cheer•.ushin, or—or—a feather
of the New Turk Farmer. If there is
,anything I do rally at their highest
watt, it is a stirring enterprising man,
"dompin' adders, Comfort !" broke in
Job Mosso desperately. "Won't you
stop a noggin and a nagging at me ? I
some is hen to .sod this 'ere harness
and have a minute's peace, and you be-
gin on me game as you allus do, sad Rot
me so discombobulated I bate stook an
awl right through the palm of my band !
Ob, dear, get a rag quick ! What an
unfortnit moo I be !"
"Props it will learn you not to fetch
your old rubbish into ay clean kitchen
to tinker oa and dose over," answered
Comfort in a far from ;sympathetic tame. "Yes. I are ready, but I am jest about I
"There, you eon tie that old Hband T . dead ; I've bad the **West tamale to THE NEW PAPER
chief round your hand, and afore Too nato lay, frizzles lay, and I've split my I
an the dsli•gteut Jub Moses was miming
is with a rail of Ovate( from the well.
"Job Moes Green "' she demanded
wrathfully. "West doss this ere
.son 1"
"Mean 1' seeded Job Muses, "it
otewa, 1 sit;,posse, torment •ouwgh fur BA
oils day ! I don't mini beim lade( at
National I'i:la are favorite pnrgativ. A Wafer of orommay-
and anti-bili,as esedieiao ; they an min' Aa a .atter of eeosu l IS. Ii. 13. is
n
aad thuorb. 1st the eheapoe& melodious" is e toe st Whoa
Wes to cure "brook damages of the stone -
sick, liverhickory.adloo
a abd, and of stem
other hoorays remedy. 0 B. B. si f
ale. Dollar a bottle,
D UNN'S
KING
POWDER
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
but I was bound to have it to wear to- by gsgglln Stria sod empty headed b' y. ,
day, sold told her I guessed I could fir 1 but when 1 go to weetin with • big tat
it myself. Job Moses, air you • coin-
dapple
om woman that enters • thing with great
so'I" dapple snip and yards and yards of
"Yes yea, 1'°n a getting up," called • ribbon spin, and bear a lot of men out
sleepy voice ; and Job Mases appeared wader the ht mise shed, say as how •11 they
at the heed of the stairs, rubbing kis could think et when we both walked in,
eyes with one band and carry lag • pair was a little tog boat • tuwin •grist ship
of rubber loots, •u old linen coat and a of war under full sail, it is more than I
straw hat in the other. "Whatever in
oat stand, and when you go w aisetia
the world, Comfort," he whined, "is the matt° and wear that there n»tume you
nee of keepin a hollerin and • hollerin, will t., alone. That's sartin."
and rout a sea out of his bed afore the
bens are off the Host 1 I was jest a bas-
in such • wonderful dream, tow ! I
thought I had drawn s hundred -thousand
d .(lar prize in the Louisiana Lottery,and
it was all spreai out in yeller gold afore
my eyes, and jest as I was • calculating int it entirely remodelled.—George A.
up bow I should never be obliged to do Ilam..
aoother chore of work as long as I lined
—you hollered. I have a good mind on
the strength of that 'ere dream t., set,
the old gander and buy • ticket. I al-
ien thought I should strike a fortis seine
hue." ., The human digestive apparatus is one
"1 shush' jest like to ketch you a of the most towl.!ic•teoz and _wonderful
o
things in ez,steuce. la is easily put out
es11un that old gander aril a sluanderiu : Uf order.
the money. Fortin ; fiddle sticks ' I Greasy foul, tough foo ,d. sloppy f. od,
wouldn't give what I could earn in one bed cookery, menial worry, law hours,
•fter000u pickin huckleberries for all irrhettuch il
l•r habit+, eud wavy tetter thing-
inwht t be, he ,' the
the tons yon or ennybody else in the Atuieritaaonugpeopnole atmatio ou ofatd�smprpa
town will sink, in • hurry. Well now, But (Ireo•ol's August Flower has done
if you have got your eye' fairly open,you a wonderful work in reforming this sad
eau come here and begin puffin on this bu.turss and waling the American
people so Healthy that they cau enjoy
their meals sed be happy.
Remit other :—No happiness without
health. But Green'. August Flower
�b�rines health and happiness to the
and things afore 1 have had a mit, o,f Yspefoie. Ask your druggist for s
And Job Moses remains firm. No
amosut of persuasiuu or nagging can in•
duce him to accompany his wile to
church when attired in hot fsahiouabls
custom., and much against her own in-
clinetion, lira Ilreen is thanking of hav-
lawetet. now tette Peter.
--
Drip/mit is dreadful. Disordered
liver se misery. Iudigeation u a foe to
gond nature.
'ere costume. Try on the hoop -skirt
f est. "
"Oh dear, Comfort ! Have I got to
rig 011 all theta petticoats and gowns
breakfast 1"
"Yea ; now du stand still—I daaso—
yeo—I guess you may put on th•oowMit--
if they are big enough,"
"Big ennff : Fur a feeble man Ike t
me !" ,aid Job M.sw, iudignautly.
"They look as if they mteht fit around a
burl !"
"Yes ; them is all right. Now for the
bumla. I'm a goin to twist tk:e ere
newspaper around it fur fear it won't
stick out enoukh to show oil my hanscm
new dolmas.
"M7 yesterday's Fanner And it's
got a vailyahle piece in it about '1.g
weakness in tut keys ' Oh dear ! Cana
you find something else 1"
"I ain't a goin' to try. Now you put
the dress on. Now stand stock-still
while I loop it up—now set down—now
walk out—now walk back—now turn
rotund so I can sea how it hangs. There,
ain't them three great plumes lovely ! I
want them long red bannit strings to tie
oo the side so to fleet behind when I'm
walking. I do admire all Them tows
and loops of ribbon, and the big sash on
the dolman is juts elegant' Now spread
this here parasol, and I can get an idea
how my whole atstume is a going to look
is ass. Now I want to know If it ain't
jest hansom 1 What do you think 1
"I dunno," aaid Job Moses, in a dis-
consolate tone. "I ain't much of a
jedge and I'm awful hammy."
"That's notban' new, Now I'm ruing
op -stain to fix myself, and when you
hear the last bell ring you may be ready
and holler for me. You will find yore
breakf th tab( d 'f th t
I
ast on a e, an 1 • ea t
mold all you have to do is to kindle a fire
and make rime mon."
And Mrs Green eardol!y gathered op
the different articles of wearing apparel
that had cost her so mesh hard lab( r
the Seventy -tile cents. eowly
Waimea •meNeay Pashtos s.
Many fashionable French ladies are
akiug to the study of astronotoy, and
are having ottservatoties erected In se-
cluded parts of their gardens. A tante
for rare books, cart .us editions and fine
bindings is anothe: ta•hi'u snong
French society !adios.
It is Absurd
For people to expect a caro for Indiges-
tion, unless they refrain from eating
what is unwholesome ; but if anything
will sharpen the appetite and give tone
to the Jigestire organs, it is Ayer's Sar-
saparflla. Thousands all over the land
testify to the merits of this medicine.
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs, of 248 Eighth
street, South Boston, writ/* : " My hos.
band has taken Ayer's Sarsapartlla, for
Ityrpepsia and torpid liver, and has
been greatly benefited."
A Confirmed Dyspeptic.
C. Canterbury, of 141 Franklin ,t.,
Boston, Mass., writes, that, suffering
for years from Indigestion, he was at
last Induced to try Ayer's Sarssparill•
and, by its use, was entirely cured. -•
Lars. Joseph Aubin, of High street,
Holyoke, Mass., suffered for over a year
from Dyspepsia, so that she could not
eat substantial food, became very weak,
an.1 was unable to care for her family.
Neither the medicines preeeribed by
physlcians, nor any of the remedies
advertised for the core of Dyspepsia.
helped her, natal she commenced the
use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. "Three
bottles of this medicine," she writes,
" cured me."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
P::?A&:D ST
Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Masa
Pries 31; alt bottles, $3. Worth aS • bottle.
both meatal and physical and sougbt 1••
/► m isrAH R ►a>< a
chamber and was seen no more for sever- CA EREAM BALM
al hours.
"The last hell is done rin'in,Comfort,
Mint you about ready," called Job Mos-
es. who at half past ten precisely was at-
tired is his Sunday wit and waiting on
the doorstep. Tb. Sunday suit was a
sermon in itself, the rusty broadcloth
and usenet tall hat telling a story of
woman's trismph with needle, three 1
and glue pot against the inroads of frisky
moths and ambitious mice with a tenden-
cy to explore oedsr chests and dilapidat-
ed band -boxes.
1S %VI.RTH
$1,000
To ANY MAN.
w ei me se CUM
n.feriag fres,'
CATARRH.
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A part(,(, ',applied ate es, b nostril and 1s
agreeable. Trine Se c. vita at Drawees: to
mom registered. a carts. lit, colors free.
1101•ty ! ILLY BROS. Ile-as,tlats, Owego N.T.
.
tumble down and break your sow or I sew kid tlures from one sad to anther ----
seek or Duthie, you jest skip for that trytn to get them 00, and my abase are 'T`n now ('an.wretiv. Jnev.at about
old buss." kill. my heels by inches. 0 dear ! I I A "we'd tr 1.'1°. 1° 1" .arced
"Oh, dear, I am jest about noshed," hardly m e how 1 eau walk so far, but I
said Job Moses to himself when an hoer shall lune to go on your arm all the way,
later he drove away over the dusty,stosy we'll ad to walk loss."
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rand in the direction of Danvers. "1 With head erect and countenance fair- 1 demi upole� ea er shotu'tztb
S ib evse sere I shall have a awful eek ly beamiag with gratified vanity, Mrs Maks the paw wailer, dwtbr ma Wog ref w
tope(( after Oda lay bones were eerie Grego followed het hoeband up the aisle, Prat aiteii41,-,,,,,1::,:„ M tb. »
diad •.oath with Amin miles and miles mid took her acseetosssd seat. She ser -
b be
e
Olniptre,
ever rooks and break after the old hoes or heard • word of the sermea— ezealt-
tai! of Brilliant writers
afore I stabbed my toe sod tell planate eat tbootk it was—for she felt that the i'd'es. teen tWM tmpwwyet d iswie .at The
os a stump sad snooped the skin •11 of oyes of obs eeagr•gatios um lied no I woo rum. sees am aiaeswe,
both my two lop nod bruited my elbows bet, sod enjoyed the •ssgatlon abs im- I Abbe serteAeb,
erfblank sod MM Aad sow, whoa 1 am igised she kes •reading. Oka looked as p. m
c.memes. A�~~ ems ~
•sm-a-sweat dame, ripe got to dries wine Job :eieses, expecting to see his face rad- 1 adieu. t'.mmer.•.t ISeavw
miles is this biting bot ma—jest to Ret kaat with mmjega1 pride • instead. it i esseressing nesemem'ser'Ufwe.
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Wigwam aad German Slippers is prufesioo.
OVERSHOES AND RUBBERS
Of every deerripthen (loth of Canadian and American make(• i would also call the attwtlata
of l'A R>rt ERS to that part et ay stock especially suitable for therm, suet as
Long Boots in Calf, Sip and Cowhide,
FELT BOOTS AND MOCCASINS.
1 have a 11.. of Pelt Boats, my ewa make, ackaewledi4d to he the Rest Felt Root made ba
Caaeda. Prompt aad careful attention •leen to
ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRING.
tsPlwae hear three fads to salad • - i hove byfar the lar=e.a
t stock of Rases aad Shoes he
teem • They are of the very Ms: quality peeewrae, being aaaa.•ddee by the best sassofactwteam is
Camila : Aid I will all at prises es low or lower thea teepee else.
ttoltelth.g s coatis uses oe year vetoed ewstowa, se liberally accorded me durteg Ube peel
fenrtee$ years. 1 remain. yours faithfully.
a scrag beech" wore • eery lugubrious expreesios, a rid wart. T ultRal l w _ a�bl I
s • • • •
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yes tea tae r ,oiled • high-014mi le
Med all
etas the veer;,• was csfli,.sed she
Baer hay [•este flea a All .lead 8004 w
tuned to take his sits —lo, be had Cs -
s,pnsed, -d mstbsring bee kdigsa. I =Iowa I "1ltRsntEit i.euts
sista staff false* vary list lotted sues,- l..eismosernwrelsroca
MILT
E. DOWNING
Crab.* Om tome a tad ammo
NEWM 1 LLINERY
AS P*IVIOU$LY ANIIOUNCID
MISS C.A.1ER0"
H.s epeasd net her New Millinery Establishment ea
1'3AM'LT ON STREET,
()Kra Mitchell's old wand(
Awl Is new prepared to attend to the Custom of the !Adios of Oalselek aad vtlaBF.
Ladles' Underwear, Kid Gloves,, &c.,
A SPECiALTY. and . (arils assertasmt eon be toot toes eetly ea bead.
Ltest Novai$ s in *Wipes and Style. Oen be Seem