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- THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JAN. 11. 189.
batt aid .rue have of .o ta.rtesby.erw I MISS PHELPS' ROMANCE.
mutase.
Kisumu, Dec. Yl& -A fatel weer -
game a report.& iu wwneeuuu witb the M 1MNtvy Ww Hsu wsrd earls Ake.s
Themes. Owe of ms R..«s.
d the Shar'out Lake bows, at
tot Lake- This sauroaag at few
' o'slo.k a mIU hand gulag to week saw
tb reflection of fire to ow of the ven-
dors. bud al•r.ied the lobate, .f the
�., hotel. All 'soaped safely bet Joshes
susses, formerly • minister to ib Pres-
bytertan rhumb, aid .n appellee. ire.
the Presbytery to the t;yuud sad As-
sembly against hta senteom el depose -
.
tion. Mr Fraser was •'eu. om.d to
Mae • heap bermeg is bis room, sad It
'
IS supposed to hays imploded and set the
`,• bed 'blase At all waits the ouidlegrs
tk,a
beim ie his rocs. Whoa the deer
ism buret upset Mr Fraser was timed
lying w tM tour in the midst of the
Santos, dead. He had evidently bass
!gbtoog the Drs •ud bets women. by
the amok' Ow arm sad his fees was
badly wombed. Mr Fewer nap • sou of
tie late Rev Thus. Freer, lo" pears a
man at Lanark. I• 1853 he
grsdwted at Queen's University. He
taught tb Hon, school. u Whitby and
li•osnogse, and was then ordained •
elerg ymsa of the Ptaabytenet Cboroh.
!f' vu an chance of • cbureb •t Whitby
sad of St Matthews church, Putut tit.
tib•rl.s lu 1de9 b. was chaplet's of the
Toth Higbladere of Matas!. Is the
sev*stiss be came to the Ktni(ato• Pros-
byter, .ad uflioiated in away place'.
• was for • cuwiderabb tow in charts'
of the sessions lot Gleaysl., Harrowsmitb
and Wilton. He was afterwards sum
awned bes.•re the Presbytery fur terma-
gant*. sod deposed. limos that tilts,
a victim to drink, he has drafted through
the back country ss • mineralogist and
• descriptive writer. He wse tby author
of "Shealy Lie' sad "Tbrss Mouths
Among dm Moot*.' The hotel was us -
copied by C. N Purvis, who had no in-
sursurs, and owned by the K. 'lied P.
R. Co. The buUdi.g was iu.urel.
sle
A 1.ttteMs Msesvery.
F I' Tonsils, of Noshing, Ont., says
he has not only fuue•d B B -B. • sure
cur. for Dyepopsaa. but he Klw found of
to be the boat medictw for regulating
and invigorating the system that be has
ever taken. B 11 B. is the grist sys-
tem regulator. 2
O. lovely .ad Ultutnuus old maid
has beeow.. • tide. SJt. ss Elisabeth
Stuart Phelps, the authoress of massy soul
quisits religiose bouts. outs of width is
the f..aws ''Clause Ajar." She •tau
wrote "IL4 Maids' Paradise." at,d wt•
regarded by hs Invade as ouobrmed by
Mute. to *Smote bl...edues Meerut.
had eart,aoly Dern optional over stow
girlhood, bot else li•bltu$Jy declared
that .bo would never wed. N.verthe-
lem, she is the bride of the Rev. Herbert
D. Ward. There is s little story to tell
•host that Th. brd.iruow is the son
of the Rev. Dr William Hayes Ward,
editor of the ls•f.prtsd.ad. Last winter
the wear Ward took up Miss 1'b0p.
lame book earwlssly as ha stat in his
sanctum and glowed at we of its page.
He tma•dmtely beaus. interested and
kept os readaug, to the seul.e of sure
important donee, until the tints came fur
bi,u 1. to soma. H. walked to Ow
South Ferry with his mind still absorbed
in whet be had read, acid he was so dis-
trait with 1t that, io wanton the crowd
.d street to get to the ferry outman, be
allowed himself to bo row over by a h.•.,
truck and tory badly injured, stow .&
hu ribs were broken, and fax • day n
two his uta was oimaidered is danger.
Th. driver who had run Ann down was
wrested, but Dr. Ward dslared that no
blame should be attached to htlw. "It
was altogether my own fault," he said
"My mind was .0 russod with sossthiug
'lee titan taking tars of my tidy jet
thea oe it wouldn't have happened."
When thee wawa of outing mew around
Dr Ward was barely oostrale.eot•ud his
saw tout him on a yachunt emit* aka;
the Log lul•od Sound. They stopped
at Olooseter, Masa, near whoosh place
Miss Phelps hada .ommtsr rstd.eee and
She aeighbo,beod of whish she had not
Iwwg Wont *timid up immensely by her
story of "Jack,' in which the people
thereabout war. described and out alto
gather agreeably Tb. Ward. visited
Mier Phelps. getting as introdwctino
through • o,mson fraud, •sod at the
earnest desire of Dr Wart All through
the past summer the Wards hong .boat
Gloucester and it became appestat to
observers that this was dna to the sea
rather than to the father. Altboogb
tbm former was hardly cbirty•6ve vosrs
old and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps ***we-
lkin( like fifty, their rotations took art
as ansistak•ble ..peer of courtship
Tit* moult was • mtvrugge oerrmooy at
Ow Philps se••kors coasts. East
Gleu.Wrr.-Litten Boll's letter to Phil-
adelphia Pro..
A Hressaa' Heroism.
A Montreal despatch says : A fire
br,k. out after 1 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing to a barber .Sup on Nota Dame
area wee, kept by G. Byrnes. Before
the brigade arrived on the sees• the up-
per purtl.ro in (root was ono roam of
dams. On the saw selvage corps e-
ntine the men wen informed that wise
women 10d children were in the back
part. They immediately ran upstairs
through the donee smoke which prevail
Aid, and whoa half way op bass burst
out through uw of the doom, compelling
all of the teen swept S•lragsw A.rtbur
Briar. who was a frost, to retreat. A
cry of honor Doer anis from the large
assembled whim they saw the tea fall
back and obliged to leave their oo.rtde
to what they supposed a frightful death.
Nothing daunted bowsaw, by the fiery
toe, which wowed to bee him in, Briar
colorised oe hie omens through the
smoke and finally reached oma of the
rooms, where he Lound three children
nearly suffocated to death. Losing no
time be snatched the three little ons up
in has arms, and groping his way to the
back door leading os to the gallery,
kicked it td its hinges ted safely landed
his charges ins the backyard. Like •
re
hehe returned to the burning Aalld-
itu,
and low aces. bronebt oat • wo-
man overeromm by the amok.. Fix tba
third tune this bravo fellow re-entered
what sow seemed to onlooker* but •
aeetbisg fiery forms.., and brought oei
souther wawa almost .wfroa•ted. A
bud cheer wont op when the crowd real-
ized that be had Bred all the oeeep•ots
Had hs boss • few ..ocnd. later 6ve
horrible deaths would have been chroni-
cled. All of those sweeed, atter receiv-
ing gnat ears .ad .Ovation from the
n.tghbon, happily resnverrd. Th. 6n
men did yoemeo service, and their ef-
fort. to onolw the lira to aw building
were sseosslel. The dense. will be is
the neighborhood of $1,000.
11
Mere Triable May be roommate&
1 you do not heed the warnings of all-
ure and at ma pe attention to the
maintenance at your health. How often
we we • pore°. put off from day to day
the purchase of a -odiouso which if pro-
cured at the o•elart of a disease would
have restudied it almost immediately
Now if Jobastos's Tosia Liver Pills had
boon taken when the Ent uneasiness
made Its appssrin.s the illness would
have been "nipped id the bad." John-
son's Tonic Bitten sod Liver Pills are
decidedly the bee medieiae on the mar-
ket for gsa.rsl toris red invigorating
properties Fills 96s per bottle. Bitten
50 lest. .aid a per bottle, soli by
Ooed* tis draggle, Albite Meek, sols
O.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
PlainBrod - Sr1d with bottom wa-
ter half • sup of bedlam meal. said We
wow •..oust .4 lour ; who. Doul odd
two quarts •4 t•wr, twtotkirde of • asp
of yeast ; inti with warns water, intik is
homer, prw.ty sun ; sold it well, .ad sot
to ries.
Mu iia -Ow wart of warns milk,
ewe taWaspr.w ti melted butter, ow
egg. two a.00e•p uu..,1 yeast, lour to
hake them • little thicker than griddle
teaks ; bake au sutSu rasa. la • quick
uvea.
Rise Mutton. -Boil soft and dry o.o
half nap rime, star w three •pouufele to/
auger. • pews of butter the esti of w
egg and • little salt, ono pint of sweet
s11k, ons cup of yea*, two quarts of
lour. Let nae all night. 11 war is the
musing add • little soda dissolved s
.ilk sed bake a mean rings.
Breakfast eggs with tetter. - Fry
eight eggs lightly, then iu *author pas
put two imams of butter, • pinch of salt
and pepper. Hest over the fire sail It
looks bleak, add two tablespuoutula of
.ineesr ; tet it hull up ages sod pour
over the eggs, which have been kept bot
in • duh .w the range.
The Shelley bun. -One cop of yeset,
ow cup of sugar, ons cup of honor,
three pupa of sweet milk ; mtz the taigbt
ordure, leaving out tatter and sugar ;
have • soft apougw. in the sornitt; add
butter, sager and • plush of soda ; let it
nue again moil very light ; !tumid el
very lightly and put into tills. Let
then stand until very Tight. Bake in a
moderate oven till ins tope are brows ;
while hot rub the tops with butter -this
maks the cruet tender and smooth.
Soots add Laglish curte r's, wine suet.
Short biscuit. -Ove quart of fluor, a
quarter of • pautd of butter, • little
testing milk to melt the butter ; add
retlit saoujh to make • stiff dough ; cut
Tato small ,biscuits and bake iu a quick
emu.
Pareto. Bigelow's brown bread -Sig
iron spoonfuls of rye, sit iron spoonfuls
of Iodise meal (heaping), two twporous
of salt, Dae teasguou of soda ; mit these
thoroughly, vols .ad all. Add sus and
ole -half sups of aulassse, and water
enough to mix. Put • °over otter the
seethes pot when it is baking.
Indian rake. -t000 egg well beaten,
OOS bud one -halt cups of sulk, one-half
cup of whau sons, cess teaspoon of
sada, equal parts doer and meal. Takes
half so emir to bake.
Rios Jsiks-Bawl a asp of rice soft ;
soh is Ora ; add a pint of milk. and
three eggs ; stir in d•tur tuI6xnt fat► •
batter. Fry VII a well bested griddle.,
Rutter each one whoa h.,t bud apnnkle
over sugar and osttforg.
Tis .Naw of mesh
Presence of mid is good In caw of
accidents and wmwrsinstew, and shoo
(espied with Haelyar'd's Yellow OiI will
often saw. life. Yellow 011 toms all
*odd injan/a, burns, weds, bruiser,
frost bits, rheumatic sod neuralgic puns
pass sad is to fact • handy ralahle sew-
sisal
rsisal sad. 2
?M 0 wlaatea eratm ere e rearm as ears
one Periods .r tagslset El etney.
Few, wholes even, ars aware of lbs
g�rweee dt•sgs through which the Eagii.h
15igtisgm
has parsed iu .coos eve centur-
ies. Following are spectates. of the
Lord's Prayer, as Deed at various periods
is English bistory :
A. D. 1138 -Fader or beano, bale-
weid. beta thi wow, omen thi kIw-
neb, thi wills beobf ldoo in hoose Stead
is srthe. The eurym dos bearer'. IN
nus tkilk dews. And wore( oar denim
as vi yorsifan ore detours. And I.
as Dwight into temptation, bot delyvtx
ea•► • *vel. Asses.
A. D. 1300- Fodor are in hevess
Hal.wyn bo thi musa,tbi kingdom Dome,
obi wills be don. as in h sod
ssrtb-Out arch* days bred give w to
day.. And forgive our dens se we for-
give our datouris And lead os sot is
teeeptatios, hole d.lyv.or w of yvil.
A, D. 1370-0en fader that art in
bowies hallowid be thi nanes,thi kingdom
Dom. to, be thi will. dose is orthe as in
bees., gem to as this day oars breed
oars other substance, forges. to w ler
4.ttie, led us sot into temptation ; but
delyetsr se yveL Amens.
A. D. 1561 -Oar father which art i1
bssam, .antited by tby .atm. La thy
kinrdus ensue. Thy will be dos* se is
bosom, in earth also. Clive se to day
oar impenitentisl broad. And forgive os
our dates ea we. forgive oar dater. And
load w not into temptation. But deliver
us from evil. Amen.
A. J. 1711-0.r father which art in
homes, allowed b thy ISLES. Thy
kisgdom ew.*. Thy will he dao* in
eie as it is in holism. Olto w this
day our dayty bread. And forgive as
our debts as we forgive our debtors.
Aad lead sabot into temptation, bat de-
liver w from *vel. For thyme is the
kingdom. sad Lb. power, sod glory for-
ever. Amex -TM Academy.
Moss to Ise Amebae.
Through • mistaken notion of polite
MIS, Ebony people indulge ton freely in
the soli the words "iii .aid "stadium"
to ooaiers•tion. The old etiquette whieb
rwgar.d children Wwaye to my "Ys
sir,- "No, ma'am," Ws to their parentsend elderly relatives its out of vogue
Young people ora sow taught M reply,
as-
e o. Papa,"
bs wooed w a (� .
syllable ibis
ttsEbeas), "Yet, lent," "No, awls,"
sad the like
Neither is it quite eaglet for grows
people tow the word "plena" with
math fregosney. "Will yam oblige ms
"Will yob bre the kiMssee,• se a
elrder *weirdest .he11d be eftsasr
hand.
tlrolhas fasters.
"After s.Isriag wk► kid-
ney demos, los of • aid pada In
the heed soil dined -gid. I limed of
B. 1g IL. bek awe bstllee Mid all
happy to gap I lust te ay I Md as mei
e. over." M- Rohs Is Jkssy, Nee
ellbsey, N.8. s
A lore... -Of on. doses "Teams
ter" M elm sae wading the bbow at bodeo
flires ea'Iesasuaure, the remarkable
ow pm nor the Teeth and Beth. Ask
pet &mpg ter address 1
c..erstdes Mrrly arm.
To Tag Exult :-Plow inform your
nsden that I hat* a positive moody for
the above named disease By its dimly
w thou .ods of hopeless sees have
been permanent) sed. I mall be glad
to send two bathirs of my remedy fres
to any ofoar readers who have ens-
s•sept . 11 they will .end EN their Is-
preM ad 1'. O. address
Resp.etlell , Da. T. A. SWAM
ti 37 Yoates fit., 'rarest*, oat.
Aasraosse tet. mases.
De W. R. Feed lectured M St Luke'.
hoopoe, New York. Ise£ Wednesday
eight, and .Na Me q.ts::slid of polemist
.aid the .atadotes, be told his etas to
out this out and save it fur Totem odor -
MINS
P•.1.i.a.--jeitaaw.' A*ids - Ant kluges -
Samos step sods, lose, water, &Jute'
alkali. Fur nitric. acid give carbonate of
magnesia or lies
Oxalis acids- -Cerbu este of m.allellta
or Inti. waIK.
Carbolic avid -Oil of milk.
Preemie geld-SiIaulast, dilute sin -
most..
Alkalis, ammonia, lite., mash and
sod•--Veiist•bls ends, lilted utls, lemus
joie, vlsspr, dive '.1, castor nal.
Anises - Hydrated sesgsiuzido ut
iron.
Mercury -Whit. of an egg.
Ac .nits, belladonna, chloral digitalis,
hellebore - Emetics sod purgatives,
strew Dulles, friction sad artificial re-
spiration if seosssary,
Opium - Belldoona, atrosg oo6eo
keep patiwt wowed.
Nut vomit* or stryeb.ew-T.nniu
from insoluble tooa.10 of strychutoe.
Ethos inhaled fur spasms.
Itch Mak A eat
Mr Goals, etegagiut, is not a book
moot, but has ohs sgency in Ooderich
for Johnston'. Tonic Bitten, whish he
can heartily reeosmend for any com-
plain to which a tonic medicine a ap•
plisbl.. This valuable medicine bete
been with snit sstoni.bieyly good re-
sults in casae of general debility, wesk-
nes, irregular:tis peculiar to females,
extreme paleness, impoverishment of the
blood, stomach and fiver troubles, los
of appetite, and for that general worn
out feeling that newly every one is
troubled with at some part of the year.
Don't forget the name Johnston's Toole
Bitters 30o. and $1 per bottle at Goode's
drug *tore, Albion block, tauderich, sole
seem awe notosos .1 tare l0.deno.
D set find bait, that is, is the flew
ly
picking,
telesft�h eel ease sadfee dieie --
RrssrW. et the tiny het it poiasaestly
vows beauty. Abse /M nee* their is
torte[. to .s.e s demise of tam to tell
the world at 1•sgs Ili /he p.selrbwe of
lc. owts*r. It asbsstbs aye onall r, h, -
tow they timbal N the NIM end the
dye grow estw.dy wMtiye has sea -
Vaal Wise.
51.511. •
Mere H..ars•ble Mil 1.
Fouad at :eat, what the true piblis
hes born kookiag for these many years
.ad that is a modicum which although
but lately Iutrudueod, has made fait
itself • reputation .ecood to stone, the
medicine is Jchnwn's Tunic Batters
which in a"ujunctios with Johnson's
Tome Liver Pule has performed wore
awe wonderful cures impure or tin
posanshed Wood sou becomes purified
and enriched. Billiowties, iudiyteation,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, c.•n , soon disappear when
treated Ay these smallest tunic medi-
cine'. For Salo by Ind, druggist. Al-
bion blink, Godes tot, al.els ages' . id
Warmers into waded.
The man who thought be cold in-
enw the size of his ship and decrease
the aro of his bor.'s ration and get e
good amount of work.
The ban who hind cheap help to nave
$ few dollars in wages.
The man who had to stop work in the
field to cut stove wood.
The man who coltivated ten acres with
only manure enough for five
The man who thongbt h. could spend
the money that should have bought an
overcoat for whisky bud get the neces-
sary warmth out of it.
Th. man who kept • sur dog worth 50
coats and had to pay ro for sheep killed
by hon.
Apeaegy Weave Tama set. Offense.
A little girl who had • foolish habit of
plain speaking was taken to the swing
circle with her mother. On entanas
the room,after.zcbsoging greetings with
several matrons of her acquaintance,
Meas Truthful walked up to another lady,
and in the confident tone of ole who
gives ottoman,* to . self-evident fact, ase
said, loudly enough fcr emery ow pres-
ent to hear :-
"Why, MIs. Headley, bow homey
you aro 1"
While the victim was hiding her con-
fusion as best alto might, and the rest
wars trying bard to oonceal their amine -
asset, the young lady herself was hastily
takes from the room.
Goss is ib hall she was dealt with
sosewbt s.verely, sod nada to fool the
osnrsiy of her unintentional rodeos...
Than she was taken lack to apologize.
Walking straight op to Mrs Headley,
while all the ladies held their breath to
listen, ahs .aid, with trembling toss and
with the tears still upon beg shooks :-
"Mrs. Handley, I'm sorry you're so
homely 1 "-Youth's Companies.
A weaww sor...
1
The heeratrapapia t tthhe MIO •t 1M
heft M theiher. If teepid ate a.etive
f e whsle sea's. bosom- 1ismeet
Di. Arse Liver Ouse Is node
Ise Levee sod ILidtesy dfs-ees, sad
glt emlt.ed ke euro. rinbeak ted
me/is /6. raid by an
or
alt
1
A Pr./utre w.
Few -set hats .osomplieh.d the tame
.meant of work and Wood is this world
as the aolebr ai Dr Chase Over
500,000 of bis works have been sold is
Canada alone Ws wast every person
troubled with Liver Oostplsint, D7*.
potpie', Headlight,. Kidney or Unity
Troubles, to has . bottle of Dr Chases
Liver Oar., it will ears you. Medicine
and Ramapo Book SL fluid be all
dreigi.ts
C. P. R,. sooaa
1' OWN PROERTIEZ FOR SALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
i Aero a large sundae or Hooses tad Lola
sad Vacant Loado is t►s most d.slr.We fare
.t ttr Town- sea masa CHs•.'.
Now is the time .o ..core property borne
the Nits Rask. The C. P. ft. IS oostyytr sere.
t ad le •.Ion time pries• will h....dvsaosd
b. cod the reset a smar.
Call .sod as Liat .ad Prices before purcha►
lag elsewhere.
R. RADC LIFFE, •
Real rotate and (teasel lsprame AXuSI.
Omts eel -Eft.. third doer freak tlwer•, C. P.
R Ticket and Ttteleaggah Otis., dot 11.
GODRRICK BOILER 10111
Chrystal 8ti
Int*,
M•atBnt
*,
PATRIOT ,s■ ase nOMfI•MIlkaM
BOI LERS.
SALT PANS, BMOS1 BTS
nal .11 kinds of Sheet Iron week.
STEAM ARE ',ATEA ries r TSMINS
ouisea.tly on hand.
Oa band. ready tar ddtsery :
I M H.I. Mew Meal ae1Mr. t-.p/as.
t Y H.P. Nomad 0a.d lefts, V emit
seder.
aAlsoll M.P. £.cane said s.Mee seamed,
band. M Geed seudatbs.
Mall orders will receive prompt animates.
Weeks t soh. L. T. E. atatt•s.
P.O. BOX 381
Otiarich May Nth. ttflt.
A 1VNt CUM
Poo .IL1OVSNf1a. CONSTIPATION.
INDIia1TION, DIZZIN£11. 1100
N0ADACHC. as. saosause *e TN.
•TONACN, LIMIER ANO 1015511.
TMev *at 11114.O,TNOs.w044 AAO 11110.R
1111 ACTION. AND MAN A vALYAOIt Ala
TO uaDoe• BLOOD 'wrest an TNI
.IKT AN. cunt or CHNONIC
ARD OS$TINATC Di•ZA•an.
10000 PRESENTS
TV nen Ar:'LT6c. wino Tarr 1..taT-
We mei! t e, d tarsus it an e-
rrnt'ri.te 1 't w co* ,nutden,
wife.. *1.t tv t.. rte -..u. to
L tangly- what well try it..
finiw•gtz's Mega Preelu
Cut the rr•i circle from the
Ethel and send it in s kner
stating hw•e.t oeit,L' atter
Lor trot:. Fi:wer • 5,1Oo.:IQ
cast site oil; severe the Kitt -
Ant graver .v .flare
knows sobers t% rat it tf
for by you.-.fddrra-
cert La L co. TORONTO
TAILORING 1
H. AF!'NZPt
bee just retur•ed from the 0meiern markets
and has now ons hand •
FIIIE ASSORM.ENT
.1 the newest patterns in Fall and Winter
Goods. together with the latest style
is makes. Call and see them.
IMO- MELT G. Tot DUNLAW.
ENVELOFES
Sive Them A Chance.
That is to my, your lungs. Also e1
your breathing machinery. Very won-
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air passages, but the thousands of
bale tubba and cavities leading from
them.
When these are slogged and chocked
with matter which ou•:ht not to tie there,
your lungs anntt half d•, there work.
And what they do, they cannot do
well.
Call it cold, encash, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any .tt the
family of throat and none and head and
long obstructions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is kat
ose sure way to get rid of them. that
is take Rookie's German Syrup, which
any druggist will sell you at 73 cents a •
bottle. Even if everythng else has
failed you. you may depend spot this
for cartes. °oily
Paste rfi bas s weareasf,
"r is a very good promos, but it
should he kept is nerve.
A.so.ding to the etiquette of the best
society knife and fork am left no the
plate when passed for a ..mond supply.
The spoon should bo allowed to rest in
the eases" whet one drinks from a coffee
or tea stip.
. A geed unable to Woad • wedding
mese two card. (Io arrive ma the day of
the wedding), as* addressed to the
parasite, the other to the newly
welded air.
No harm will costs to . girl from the
eompanioa.klp of • ales sad good .hap-
twos- her mother, If possible
A t.+ y ..mea,
"Tor six years 1 a•Gr.d with -y
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