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"Ill iamb hero" nil Tem— I'U shwa
that I slat the met el fellow se have
ams* istedsriag with my ai-
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Het, Tum," said his sister Grey
"Asst Aimee was in the right.
Wann't lair of you to be amine oat
ante tee 10 the algebra sow Irum
Wlen's hook."
e'Wi. salted WOW weiaiee, Miss r
Tom. "1 iappose a fellow cue
re his owe tbeesbls,.b 1 And 111 be
w ith Aswt Aimee yet ; see 11 I
1—hatab1, mean told stead r
Meanwhile Awe Aimee haredl,
y woosseioes of the tempest of
she bad evoked, was areas/gine
were foe the diW..r table, aiming
10 ►area ss she sorted oat the
of purple bsliotnps, the sprig of
ted icer leaves, the halt-opeL
ail rase -beds, sed the white
o their various wawa She
fly some into the suetrul
bar widowed brother's household, u.d
rebellious and insubordinate condo
title hal which the had found it was a
grief to her antis soul. Nell's careless -
sees ea to drowsed regular habits.Orey's
tatter disregard of rale and oommsed,
Tom i habit of "grabbing ' his lassoes,
and little Joe's dreadful untidiness in re-
gard to his hair mad finger nails—poor • (eared tit she never wefeld he
able entirely to eradicate the.' tser•ined
predileetiooa- But ale bad resolved to
try bee best ; and it was is folios tog up
this resolve that she bad •aware• woo
Manse Tom's doorpost hostility.
8M was a tail, slight girl, with aft,
brown liar, eyes like the velvety ekes
of the pansy petal, sad • delicate can
plezion when each passing *motion was
photographed in pink and whit*. Cap-
tain Astley took little heed of the beauty
to which be had always bees accustomed
To hiss she was "only Aimee." But
otb.es were not so blind *. bar brother.
"1'11 be revenged on her,' muttered
Motor Tom to himself. and be straiebt-
k kis aster Cecy into his confi-
dence.
"Yoe remember, Ca. (foul yve,"
said b., ' •the; sbe made you stay in 'all
the afternoon that Saturday when the
Welk girls had their picnic, to mad
your truck, ready for Sunday 1 And ave
took away ail yolk chiming gum, and
she makes you practise two hours every
day, instead of one. Now, don't anr'
"Yes," nodded Cecy, "that's very tree
Bet she tans me nice stones, asi
.bs gave see a little sandal -wood work-
box last week."
"Oh, bother tits stories sad the sand-
al -wood work holes," mid Tom. "1
tell yoo, Ces, I'm going to pay her such
• trick ' '
"A trick. Tomj"
"Yea Jost look hen. I've written
her a red -but love -lei er. •
"But you can't write a love -letter to
your own aunt, Tom," pleaded troubled
Cee
eh uck led.
• tom Sir Salvias," said be. "D.,
you se I haven't found out that
Mr Salein sdmirse her, and that she
likes him 1 Well, I found a letter of his
to peps about wane army business the
other day. And see! I've imitated bra
wntisg'swily. kite never'll knew the
differeaea"
"Ob, Toe!" cried Grey, almost car-
ried away by the enormity of the con-
spirsay. "Oh, I dost as. bow you der
d !"
"And it's all *boat bow meek he's in
love with her," said Tom. dancing a
sort of wild yeas -seal about the lawn in
hie delight."Asti asking her to be his
wife. And I'm going to ail it today ;
and to -morrow be metes to car hoose to
dinner, to meet th t Zo.lisb colonel,
you know, and old Mrs Joestrn ; and
of worse he'll believe it's s11 a true de-
sl•ratten, end what • stats of thing that
will be ! Eh, Gey 1 And you and I'll
be hiding sottaewbere to bear her sena
what's been offered her Guess
she'll meddle with my algebra soma
soother time. Bat you mese promise to
be as secret as the grave, Can. Pro-
mise !" reiterated Toa
"Oh, I'll be secret," void Ceey, wrig-
gling herself about with guilty 'twain
For, dearly tboasb one heed Aunt
Aimee, the loved mischief better, and
the
plot was too tempting to be betray -
The letter was duly delivered Tom
and Gey were hiding behind the por-
tiere when the letter bag was opened
immedstely After breakfast. They saw
the ptok glow • edeas Aunt Aimee's
loud' cheek as she gleamed over to onn-
teeta on which Tom lad spent en nisch
arshcioee mischief. She bad seen hot
very little of Mr Salviges writiDg. sod
?em's handiwork was reran • very el.
..hest Jeanine. The stye lass, per -
a little ablwpt ; but Mr Salvias
taillike other see ; and Aimee A.t-
s heart was full of wild, tasdeiesd
piers all that day.
"He does love rte, after all r'she kept
Hine kneel/. H. loves tree! be wants
to be his wife. Ob, can all this be
Mks Astley dressed hereon with as-
can for the little dinner party ;
ole Master Test turned several double
elle on the lawn outside in the
of kis ghoulish dslisibt.
Salvias, as it *Winced, was the
of all the guests to *trite Mies
was sitting is tee parlor, bet fair
hidden btlb
y the allow nt a
orates tree wb sb kart bees
spin from the stems tsehie ips. Me
And
with u. soft easethe newt d ata her
"Oh, Unmet r ebe inlet ; •••44
iota
ow% it r
I Iced yere, Allem 1" he se-
"Ites iv! *ay doubt as to
ne*Wg. N -reiterate 1* sista
yes
Hose be drew itis shut very stow
lar *wired a whkh she was
. clad pet ids aria toed.rfy *boot
y ewe r said 1M "ity %wry ewa r'
was the, u_ ...e1 of Tom ;
the lee ed Osey,
• emaise fs to 'lam a as meal,
Allah AISIO0 0114, .. M Nlilry
toss .4d.1b sk . •pp•testly the eery
best et b(s,
Lok I leak r wbiegeted 0.i7. "Do
yes Use toss dimmed rise en hes sesame -
neat dtiMee 1 Ibis eeeeend, Teas, ea
sere as Yee r'
"Wive 111 the WM peeleetly saw
ta-
to
Tone grimly bites' I- .new the "wpitaa jsks ' bad fat-
ten det to earth. There wee •ethisg an
easbarrassosat is amen as/visa's
mien ; making of taortileatios in the
wiles that dimpled Aust Lowe's sweet
larva
Aker the tett. were Rose Ceptain
♦stip 1111144 lite pblldr.Y Mused b(m,
..
-..ase talks," said i, "1 a::..:sy.
to mimes a inm old /oversees for you,
after M. lir B.Ivage is ruing to take
Aust Ainsyaw•y from ata They are to
he married nett month, and if Cay will
be eery ped, she shall be • little maid
of honor and carry the bride's bouquet
for her. •
T..w and Otey exchanged gleans oats
woe, sad in the $ sttgauoo of the tor -
mer Cecy followed Rant Aimee to her
room, to hazard the last clematis.
"Aunt Mmes," said she, "has Yr
Selvage reuUy proposed to you T'
"Yes, dear," anti yawl the young
lady.
"Would—would you naiad taking me
Auto 1 I should lib so much to know,"
faltered easy
"He wrote me a letter. Gay," said
the gentle bads -elect '•YoteU under-
stand all these things yourself, one day.''
But neither Croy .or Tem could fath
out this mystery.
"I think then's witchcraft in it,"
growled Tom. "I just do."
But Mr Salvia never told them—nor
dad Wm A.tl.y hetselt ever know—that
he himself had chanced to be reading in
to little summer house on the lawn, be-
hind the ■mpel *psis vines, when the
arch plot was o'roouctd, sod heard every
word of it
"The little imps !" said he to himself.
"If they only knew wait • dial of us
certainty and trouble they are saving
ane war Verses.
Dypepaia assumes many phases, all
disagreeable to the sufferer, yet it takes
no form which from two to four bottles
of Burdock Bwud Bitten will not cure.
B. B B. cores dyspepsia, too.. the weak
stomach, cods digestant', sharpen the ap-
petite sad rssovstes the entire sys-
tem. 2
Mr John Retberftwil, Wisgbam, who
has been hook -keeper for the Union
furniture factory Co aver canoe that firm
e ommenced besieger in town, left on
Tuesday with his wife for Scotland,
w hen he intends residing in future.
Hay fever is • type of catarrh having
peoular symptoms. It is attended by an
inflamed condition of the lining mem-
branes of to nostrils, tesrdocts and
throat, affecting the longe. An acrid
mucous aaecreted,the discharge Samos
panted with • burning sensation. Then
are severe spasms of sassing, frequent
attacks of headache, watery and inflam-
ed eyes. Ely'. Cream Balm is • reme-
dy that an be depended upon. b0cts.
at druggists ; by mail, registered, 80cts.
Ely Brothers , Drnggista, Owego, New
York. In
Caries Orr 5.011* a Nay.
"Our earthy life is s treasure to be
guarded. It se au outrageous thing to
die when we ought to live. Pe:,ple
ought to know it is as much of • duty to
take care of their health as to attend
church and perform otber religions dut-
ies. It is as much • sin to break a phy-
'seal kw as a moral law. Both were
made by the same All wise Being, and
both have their penalties. It is as much
a sin to erratum suicide by overtaxing
ape's self and violating natttre's laws as
to kill witb a pistol.- Talents
Worms were st'Mb maltoses among
children. Teeemas's Worm Powders
prevent this, and make the child bright
and Lealthy Im
Wise avis•.
Slow work me sore work.
Perhaps never wits a victory.
Then are fifty ways to tell a lie.
Hard workers are .'sally basest
Next to faith u. Orad is faith in labor.
Errs look forward, and—"Ramess-
ber Lot's wife "
saesmreas iseaserea tai
Counterfeits are always dangerate,
e'en so that they always slowly ntt-
TAT* Tea o*IOINAY. 111 arra*$AlC$ MOD
u aa. The reasarkable sweats achieved
by Nasal Balm as a positive core for
O1turh and Cold in the Head has ir-
dosed unprincipled parties to imitate it.
rim, public are onejnated not to be de
saved by nostrums ibit.ting Ness! Bales
in sane and appearance, hearing seek
names as 11...l Cream, Nasal Balsam,
.te Ass for Nal Bales sed do not
take imitation dealers may urre upon
poi, For sale by all druggists or sen•
po.Cpaid en ressipt of pries (Kasai 81 '
by addresaies Telford AiUo , Brockville
Ont tt
efts. Deal Try rt
We read ata a paper a few days ago of
ilk merrier a of • lovely girl with • wee-
ny dispositi...vied a heart overtiowieg
with 1.•,n to a disaip•eed yam/ fellow.
She married him to reform him she
WA. Girb, dor•'• try if. A roan that
*mks wore of liquor than be does of a
W est sod •mi•bl, girl will Dever re.
fame. Ws have wen it tried. .ad we
have seen is fail. Steak to the rood odd
smog, girls. sad never marry • tens if he
debate. It's b iter ant le have loved et
a11, tis to marry a sees who drlt'ka
There are plenty e•i es/••w, big -beetled
boys lying loose all above the .e.W7,
who will be glad to "seek ea" aged make
y* good husbands.
Men Veer reser.
Meet any a agile !w etre head to slow-
ly sad merely tree bb °Maer► whew
yyweoee sane be seed let !e. by using Dr
Asea s Oartarrb Qsev. A tows
*nee i4o.
ees ere ineiriewt s'te'rn b ! fines;1 se
'lover ereh dry eseteerh i d le d betas is
rrrsnkeee to eves .*teases es er& Try
•Ogli dale sod serer ase lead by
b
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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, OCTAL t, 1889 7
WHYtMONOAY
Tee /asst Wer M Tarews ea rile week's
11nt
Weeklies Say.
Where se meek depesda upon order
sad se .,say is the matmgeasest of the
hateable/epee it is testi always err to pro-
portws the work of each day. Tow snob
is throws epos **day sad Testday—
why sot pmtpone WI., hist tits the latter
day 1 ala Moedsy the house eats be pet
to rights, bread baked sud desserts trade
for that day and the sett. That utpbt
the table may be laid sud oneered with
nettieg used for that purp ..e alone, the
clotbiug put ja soak and all the nisiariel
made !,1J7 her 'Presided Where there
is but our domestic or rune at a11, the
week's labor is thus u..der much better
control. The first steel should cornetist
of few dishes, and the diuuer may ail be
previously conked acre the •etetables
The domestic, who swept hall, steps and
pian, while the fire sae Ii :31iur, hoe
only to remove the breakfast things, wash
the dishes and g to her laundry work.
Ort Wedse.day she ie not over -fatigued
by the previous day's work, and
there is time enough to kcrp the house
clean during the remainder of the week,
fin s in up oddljob. on Monday. Where
two or men girls are kept the seine
custom might well prevail. I.y which
means the cook will be •Me to do all
cooking( en that the food may be nicely
o,oked as usual.—Hester M Puil, in
the H..me !!taker.
Never allow the bowels to remain con-
stipated lest serious evil esan.. Xits on•I
Pills are unsurpassed as $ remedy for
constipation. 1st
eaaleesa ave NettgiN,
So lout as professed Chi isnot thea are
wholly undtsnngui.hable fres men of
the world, in the motives week prompt
them to mak• money, oiler sermon.
and Sunday services .111 furiTh but •
feeble breakwater against tbu worldliness
IMO mammon worship of the times
It is not enpugb that the Christian in
hominess be honest. A man may be
strictly honest and yet be nerving self,
and self only, .11 the while. It is not
enough that be be liberal. Men of the
world can be, and often are, liberal to •
moat couneeodanle degree. What theol
Why, simply this; be trust make his
business promote the kingdom of Christ
aid piteous it fur that purpose. 1f he is
truly • servant of God, be holds his
plass in the business world with as dis-
tinct • divine call as ever pot any man
into the ministry, teeboteally w called
He is where be :s because God has need
of him in the work he requires dune in
the world, just as much as be has used
of the preacher or peie,•t 1f be pervert
his trust to selfish or worldly ends, be is
an apeetate just as certainly as the
preacher abuse supreme motive in
preaching is to better his worldly for-
tune.
Well it may be said that "a change
.mounting to • revolution must acme
over Christendom in this respect before
Christianity eau fairly begin to *000m -
plash its mentos in the world."
Tried f Teased : Preyed
A year ago last summer I was trou-
bled with dysentery. I procured Dr Fow-
lers Extract of Wild Strawberry and
took according to directions, whwb coin
pletely cured me. Robert E. Green,
Lyndhurst, Ont This medicine auras
all looseness of ab bowels. S
wineries reaw.s.
The potato Drop of the m stoney is r
boat rips, sed the 'edematous are 'hoc
the yield will be large. Properly ....p-
int them for the spesse market is a p•,18 1
uI importsnee. lout all who grow Lege
quantities of potatoes have asiiti•ble set
late ile whish to store thew l h.rsends
of buena' must be wintered se we.
Tri queetteit ,4 so mane for them (hitt
spring will nod thele pseud awl i .
perfect c * tliiou is the proper point to
outsider. Rotting, sprouting, •went•' i
are the soirees of injury ru prev.. .1
*bees is dm aim. If potatoes ere wood
std healthy when put in the pits, a.J 1
lore pr'tperli VSIUd fes, thaw•!' 4"401li'"t• I
are uut ..k.ey t., .is.. .. ',cutout thew goommigeogognegiligollINIMINIM
from beat and stamp is ., lees import.... C
tbau to pretest thew from frost. Keep -
tug them tun warm in the tall and t,..
wad io mid -winter ere getters) *dome ,.1
destruction 10 potatoes wintered to pits
They sbuukl be in a het! cuudilooi ("'fair
being covered with dirt. Theu cooter
w ell with straw and lightly with earth
leaving the.ttreiLe top ,.1 the pit with-
out earth, that any heat retuaint..g or
generating in the pit way escape Pro
tact the pits from duo end rain by • ram.,
01 boards, under which there to a free sera
culatiun of sir, until cold week, r c .u..a
Thus the tubers are kept dry end Doul.
and the earth s dry. Friss will r .,
penetrate far Int, dry earth• feu' it el.
go deep into that which is wet With
the cowing of winter sufticteet c ,v, ni..
to protect against crust and aprmit will
,tee.eralty keep the tu5rra ni excel:co.
coodlti lu.
Res less Reward.
Theother morunig an innocent -look-
ing young man came out of the N.,rth
sod South Wass Back with his baud,
hill ,f notes. While eountiog thew
carte his attention was attrwted by some-
thing passing in the street, and at the
same time he dropped a £90 note direct-
ly to front of a highly respectable phil-
anthropist who was paving. Theo phil-
anthropist promptly pct hie foot on the
note, amid stood for • .temoot plunged
to pr 'Found thought. Perhaps he was
cougntulatmg himself that the young
.eau's treasure had fallen under such
hooses feet, and perhaps enjoying is
pru.pect that party a gratitude at basing
his money restored to him. At all
events, be was so much absorbed that
whoa be aroused himself sufficiently to
pick up the note the loser had disappear-
ed. However," mid the thought-
ful philanthropist to hissseif, "be will
that
.one a sut the reward fur it, and --and in The ne
re ofy
day the "Least" Item appeared to the
newspapers, with the very liberal recent -
;mime of £10 offered for th.. ret uru of the
balance of the Dote. The finder immedi-
ately enclosed £10 to the address given.
which was a staple P.0 one, and then
went round Wling everyone how he had
made £10 by doing an honest action.
That is, be old anti! be proceeded to
deposit the £20 note, and the bank
clerk threw it out as a oointerfett After
that he was observed to rather avoid the
subject. —Radish Paper.
-1 --
Cm • Sawa asset
Mr Goode, drotgisi, is not • hook
agent, bat has the agency in Ooderieh
for Johnet,.n's Tonin Bitten, which he
men heartily recemmewd for any com-
plete to which a teen medicine sbp-
pliable. This valuable medicine bas
been with most astonishingly good es-
tivate in eases of genets, debility, treat -
nese,. irtegolentum psooisr tq females,
extreme palette's, impoverish Leet of the
Diood* stoasaeb and liver insides, loss
of appetite, and for that general wont
ort feeling that Dearly every nee is
troubled with at seem part of the year.
Mal forget the Dame Jobnene's Tonic
Bilden floe. and 81 par bottle at Gonda'•
Ing, store, Albin° bleak. Otedsrisb. sole
*Pot a
• a4Nsable Yes
Few tsar bars ae.oleplisbed tie same
sasses* eel week sed good b earls wend
se the esi.Mst.i Dr Dire. Over
600,000 eel bill swam have hem said in
Canada ekes. We wet *very peens
trembled with muse Oaspiiaies, Dy.-
-
a/ s isa,, 6esdsabe, eT3 Orkq
T.. b ss, M bow a beetle of Dr Asaw
Lour Otte, i+ MN mew Tee Yedisiles
mod Ikeeipe Mesh 81. Saki by ell
• mewaass—till eat dame 'Tsas■s
air w say see seeding the beset feet 11*&yew est ''Tannases, the r.essrkiklr
little seem for the Teeth 'told Hath. Ask
y .t d.vilglpas .1r adaram •
Tug Baer Ytrr.—A few thousand im-
proved note and receipt tonna li..•- jug•
been printed and manufactured into
books at Tea $IUAsL, which are ahead
of anytbiug of the kind .s have .
offered fur sale, being h'.ut.d in heavy
preetxsard coven, with cloth hoicks and
win stitched, and of a situ that may be
carried in any ordinary coat p"el.•'
For store, shop and office use we have
made a large quantity up into pals of
100 receipt. each The prices are yet
reasonable. Call and see them at Tag
Stop 1L.
Several years age. I read a paper by
Prof Crass bone, in which he end you
should sleep with your bred toward the
north, sit the electric currents wi their
way to the North Pole would pea.
thrvugh the body the right way Th,
plan Hooked reasonable, and I adjusted
my bed to meet the requirements. A
teat years after I ran across • scholar' •
article by I)r Allhead, in which he prov
ed that the electric earn! should n.,
pass from feet to bead, bat frust heed io
feet, mud, therefore, we should all sleep
with our beads toward the South I
turned my head around, but now, Prof
Dryasdust showing that the electric cur-
rents.r. bad. nu matter how they pass
through, and the least danger is fuu..d
in sleeping with the head toward the
east or the weet,1 have detain wearily turn-
ed my bed If any man will invent a
bed bung on • pivot I will buy it. I am
quietly working on • bedstead myself
w hich esu toe wound up like a chick, and
ai11 revolve .11 night, and uccasiooally
trot up on its bind csst..rs, and prance
snout the room and tu: n a tow hand-
springs.
Nero gewraalite 15111.
Found at Met, what the true p.blie
has been looking fur these ,Davy years
and that is a medicine which although
but lately introduced, has made for
itself a reputation second to stone, the
medicine sJchos on's Tonic Bitten
w hich in conj)cnctu,n with Johnson's
Tunic Liver Pills has performed some
most wooderfal cures impure or im-
poverished blood sero becomes purified
and enriched. Billiousnees, indigestion,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, etc , soon disappear when
treated try thew excellent tonic medi-
cines. For Bale by Good, druggist, Al-
bum bluok. Gaderieh, sole .gest. [4
assess* m'a'rls.
Hear twice before you speak once.
Ha dunces well to whom fortune
pipes.
He doubles his gift who gives in
time.
He fights with his own shadow.
He giveth twice that giveth in a
trice.
He has • bee in his bonnet.
Ile has bought his noble fur nine
pence.
He has a bite upon his bridle.
He is a win men who speaks little.
He is proper who bath proper condi-
tions.
He knows not • B from a ball's brut.
Hs knows not a hawk from • bend -
sew.
fie lacks most that longs most.
Help eke lame dog over the stile.
He !teeth long and liveth well.
Hell uitJ come hole to creep out at.
He loses nothing for the taking.
He loses his thanks who promises and
dsisyeth.
He loses nothing that keeps God for
his friend.
•5.—as . raise
Require no descriptio' since, with rare
eteoption, all at noose time have exper-
ienced
epeenosed their twinges. Rheumatism is
pot easily distoded. only the most
powerfully penetrateg remedies relish
to let very foundations. The most sus
nein treatment 'Down, sed it is sow
Nemety resorted to by m.disal nen,
k the application of tb•t sow Imo*
remedy for psis—Poleon's liarvilisw
It is ails to say that nothing y e.tt die•
.wired has ..ni.d equal oasisfeMise
to the Hiring. A treeless be mei* M
a small cost, me sample bottles of Ferei-
lie* .ae be bad st the drat stores for
10 seats. large bottles 26 cents.
• W.s•weal wows.
The *nest ore*, sea one abet siaz
a .o.trollim pert es the health of
body is the liver. If torpid er isaMee
the whole system bagasse diverged.
Dr. Olm.a's Liver Ogre in made
ler Um( s I [lien Oiaeesa, and iii
- $1.«►.AI b7
•
stifr .
NOTICE!
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who avail themsJlves of
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ALE &'PORTER.
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MEMORY'
DISCOVERY.
Only anile. siva.15 of Illeeser7'1'ratetao.
*0.tr et.i■ Lr.rs.d 1a sae re. ss.
moot womanise teres.
Ivory .*ed wand adds Breasts bemoaned.
o...$ i.-.aw,ir..r 10 Qlalrwasasaaeaas+
woos'. .ane seic' •..r IIr.
la a Hateo
las w• Nrs abaa ,
Tr
/irere f tea
J. M. Buckley e , d
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