The Huron Signal, 1889-12-20, Page 7beet
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and
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11sss W.mbberar the datlfattsr d
beamsh of taw Six N
has •heated • very consider*
with a Mos
ranted Brum'. Irene
of lin Emma Weekbg,,
.elf-kasea Indian waged• a. ••I1
" whom eke ttomettmM meets
wawa oe hat ioaomt mere 1
as on one of these trips that she
'ming Montrealer. They were i
oatreal, and lbs eaether of you
rise tboeghflessy nutted "hawk
' and her ,sleek ..d daughter Irene
their reem*.. The invitation was so
pled and the visit lasted a emir. Dor
m this time young Broom wee de.
the fa.ta.elat ladies laasdeib,
• wee ea fmssi.at.d by to devotion,
when the parting mama there was
•1 asderataeding Loaf the Insndsbi
o.ickly formed sbosid be cootie
letter. Imes misread fo ler hot
taw Six Nations Reservation, where
raided with her aunt,. Nn Puwleee
d themes she wrote regularly to bet
she did t.ot always got ae &sewer.
1 Egometbtg wrong she enlisted
„Radian (need to mann
7 a• sort of distnbeting
livery week rime the
Wes mi.siv.s. sod faithfully
they enewered. Fab but served
whet Bi.... det.rmiestiun to possess
dengflter of •'Neeekal.ta," and finally
wrote that he would meet her on Suu-
y last, mid that they should drive to •
=married married and leave at once
thst,sgl. Mrs Powwsa "smelled •
" rod was determined that Irene
oald sot &marry the young man Theseith
knew nothing of the arraogemeets
Seoday, there was something in
•'s sati•.Os that made Fier very sow
Mrs Neilsen told *edam of
frauds among the Indiana to keep •
rp lookout for tb• young pale -face,
d whim he put in an appearsne• to run
off the Reservation. But little
• had her staunch ludian friends,
sad they assisted to smooth the way.
Sunday Brpce drove from
tford •ocompasted by • well-known
Iedi•o through whom it n sup -
the eurrespnnd.nce was kept up.
s spot near Kaayengeh, the lovers
, but their meeting was intruded up.
Item was carried back to bar borne,
Bowes was put tie a lorry and rent
the river. Irene's friends anon)(
or • meeting o0 Monday. They met,
re rapidly to • church, rete married
bad just started away when she war
n taken from him Bruce could do
biog alone, sod, with a whisper of
to her, drove rapidly to Brantford
note legal proceedings for the re-
• ef his lawful wife. But while he
closeted with his lawyer, Lobe's
rids merest work. Durinr Monday
t they .tole her from the hoose,
eget her to this city and delivered
up to her b.sbo.d 0* Tbeeday
left for Montreal se happy u two
irk dove. -Brantford Kspoeitor.
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the best to the .market a,sd
mmetd Its use
. H. Hamm, M. D ,
Beaevue Hospital.
F. U. A.onaeot, M.D ,
L. R. C. 8 , Edinburgh.
M. R C. 13 . Englaod.
H. D. Wltlot, BED ,
via of Peon
•
Arbe heirs• In Jew. 1.
lockets a flutist idea is se etw•tsel-
baed satchel.
ne t.f thelatest tads in scarf pins is a
r shaped pearl.
ur habeas are laming tut enamel and
nted to represent porcelain.
With the approaching holiday* iaitwtl
elry ie bound to be in demand.
lay miniatures in triangular trauma
pees mono admired .cart pits.
w inked wire rings with knotted
t,g& are • whim that exert at pre}
1.
chain pendants are is the mar-
fashiorpd as waineta is beaten
tasty ring setting is a semicircle of
melds and sapphires above a rare
-eye.
A plain Roman her runniest through
roe gold circles is a hairpin top that is
lea.
A very beautiful .hell hairpin ham a
of Bohemian garnets alt in 61i -
gold.
Ft/emits as s Iaoepin is a plain bar,
Inch is • wavy ribbon of diamonds
d reties.
A favorite ring ',Milne is composed of
nee opals set between • .appbtre, dia-
and ruby.
A delightful little chatelaine adjunet
a diminutive hail pouch in oxidized
ver for stamp..
Chased gold crescent hr. -mats ars make
g their appellants with precious .tones
nk into these.
.5nclfol headiffir for • side comb
heavy cold mops artistically
in fan fa.hion.
end spur inelot.sler three small
`••boes'ed see essive less is a late ad
inn to .marl pima
Maim re •0lsrf
• a pitfeet eters for eroup sad snide,
i can recommend Hagyard'. Yellow
',rot bottle of whit!: ewred ma ell a
had cold 1 would sq te all sof-
, make so delay i• stag it se ft
q Melt relief.
W. J. Kamm. Slittei►ilb, Oat
• awe Min reebleeil et the death
alrutPrTor. et LOOttlingten, as
et. t Prior wage fl/reser I..I
i UHate.r
L1••M •••••6•111/11111111% 1MImi.
Jos Browsrof the Horse Md.
e m efertemsafar fe. *lip dews sad J15-
Made
• Meat „tatemitoses! of
IMO Ilelleta
Doe'% hawk awythealt illidersih,Si .
will.
Dunt easeti on mample by their mirk
Mesa
Dela'% let a trees Interested be a we-
Don't try to devise real property to se
alien.
D,00'• maks •'Sill wgb..et two wit
Sell+: batter direr.
Don't neglect, to dosses is w
UM will lad t*siew.eat.
Don't make • new will unless yogi re.
rob or destroy lbs aid w...
D•nu't Make • will tt t dew n.,t
vide foe ebtldrea that may he burn.
Don't try to force • wife 4, memo me -
tai. property instead ,•' dower.
Dont sisuleei to make year wits. w
write Sliest full Dawes and addresses.
DAV& tail to *pools which une is
ms let t when two hear the sale
MUM
Don't add • o »Bell unless you •a •
tuts it i0 the mem way as the original
will
Don't forget that if a woman peer
marriage will invalidate a will already
e.
Don't allow • minor to will away per -
social property unless 18 if male and 10
if female.
Does t ,magi_• that the a•ntenta of •
lost will may not be proved by rind
evidence. -Lawyer isoeheood in Boston
Bdiet.
ti to Knill- IIGttAL, FRIDAY, DEC. 20. 1880
Te Vose•*• Males Ile edam.
h•m• ,••..I ' h skew lath. dames waes-
ieb. •'r 4 .• ad. hallow dtesulved In sa
_ owed to tr..w it nerpnnee, and let It
d,y •.►t• r M ►ery attar, .bich takes
had It 4 e ow se re 'f•.. printed paper.
M• le..reaete►►ro atom d I.e well waked
to a.4. w ."i, •..d carvfully lad up..
tba'pima "est gime, after rela..riug th
. ..epee. •.err $ A 161. Kt tug paper, mad
pt -.ren it a. that au air bubbles
• r 4,+.p..4 traitor •r.. sen
eundoreast
Th I% ..a .41 dr, a to kW. day before
weaned ; •h. n .,sb w«Aid bugbustlesII I
to rebid .4 t b. paper at e back. If th,
• •• .1' 'tt .,.y .1.4.., altu...t the whole of
the p.. », ran b. reavived, Ieavind
Mm 1Ae nos upei the varnish. When
Mm
r pap.. has beets r.uved, anothrr
mart of , ,..h will serve to Montt the
• holy 1ru.. pateThis re
t. This
- Esch
Is_ ...'d aaI litre
m $3 to 15 by itsuer$$ta
be your
pro -
lyssa! ■ Mug nem,
Seek .s Calomel, Murphsue, eta., are
rem,. -ties beer loft slot.,. They often
weaken avec. strung .•eistitetious, Tbs.
Burdock _Blood Bitters never dues, it
0001eipoison.• no miters! or other poison. at.d
ours& all diallers of the stomach, liter,
kidneys, b.wels• slid blood by unlock-
ing the secretions sod lwmovIOg ail ire.
purities. 2
THE FASHIONS.
• Variety of J •.flag• tact WUI Iasere•
the Walt seg.
Mn Tsui Kwo Yung. wife of the new-
ly -appointed Chinese Minister, hes nem -
teem 6n; -.r tips, sith shich .he jaws:&
the bv.,g ruts of her last three finger•.
Those quint thimbles are u .nucb like
the beak of • woodpecker u anythiu,
you can t.aount . Koine are geld, someftlagreealver, others are of shell, and
those for urd.nary weer are modelled in
ivory, to be auto in bed or the bath, or
when the royal lady Is bundled up in
wraps. All ate exquisitely Carvel •
very beautiful wt of four, wade of old
K Ad,, have bits of jade in mosaic for de
*snit 1011.
The yellow roues has had it day, the
Wee room is poem er.d the orimw0 and
'told apartment too emphatlo to bmallow.10hemallow. Nue it is white for brides,
debutantes and young motbersi •
Utast/141y Graphemes may be ouverted
into spicy, woody, sylvan nooks by a
matte arrangement of balsam, palm.
hotter -sweet and mistletoe branches
The greens are piled up on the bean
stone unless Illy can be interlaced about
the leader and sprat.
A dh.k of wafer of sealing welt pl•esd
in the bottom of • glass bowl well gine
erusbd ice a pretty, dideeivp know.
The London Quem says ,bet there
promises to be es unto essc drmand for
farcy velvets. No wonder, for the ore
productions "are things of beauty, and
• joy forever." Many of the pattern.
are large; many are thrown on ensure
grounds, many oo thick satin, sod some
patterns are entirely in friss velvet,
w hile others show Wein and friss blend-
ed.
Scimitar combs sre used to ornament
the toilet tables of fashion. They cone
in various shape* of pearl. ivory, shell
tied polished robber. bat the hanales
are copied from the bladed, swords and
battle-axes of long two. Yon Can bate ti
Laois IV. sword in solid silver, •
Cherlemsen• blade dune in plate that
will outlast Iona itself, er u •ea
d Pontius Pibte's weapw of hammered
edger that ie • real work of art. Priors
vary with the quality of the plate, but
all the designs an pretty and showy die-
played
i♦
played on * linen elver with the rest of
the crystal au.:.•'1..-r toilet attic*.*,
Fall Fall and Winter ;4
GOODS.
ThoEXA9�TER
Ready made Clothing
.od w
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a
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,b
Rem IslaN *toot.
1 it. tet that ... here card Hag -
yard's Y.ltuw O11 troth seems benefit for
odds, wt• threat• cuts, buries, chapped
beside, etc. We can recommend it. to be
very mogul and r..«i in many d,Uannt
re's •
Mas A alt. H nuts,
R •se Island, Out.
waning ite • TWa. •'suer..
1111). •.Ins of my sax who hole struggled
• 'tit the task of "uku.g off," as they re-
press it, a ,low pattern, well at( toll with
me that It la nod roost as tirm•1,me a
thins •tjf.14. to A woman'. lot in perform
H.,.rter, like everything else in lila, a
tittle Inge..uuy will ser. hewn Lf worry
Los dm tsatutn) op -to which you lay
your pattern be either black or brows.
cambric Taro will into use your pow-
der poll, instead -.f a chalk pencil ...d s
deal .•f patience. A few firm data and
you have tra,uferred to your goods& per-
fect u•ty .•f the ,on.u,serable small hula
th•f en to make up the major part ..f • pa-
per pattern, and a desperate backache.
Mest,I admit til This hr,Ki,t and unreal
his brat beloved engaged in • hand -to -
idea emanated from • moo's brain. Seeing
baud 6eht with the intricacies of dart.
and ...ens, the pour fellow in • 6t of
desperation exclaimed, "Itun and gra
/our puff` hall." Whets in leas time then
it tam.. t., telt it my lady was beaming
upon him in just the sweetest sort of a
way.
No remedy for blood disorders ea,.
equ.l At .r. Sarsaparrla. Tn.urh o00-
o•-ntr.ted and powerful, this medicine
Is psfretly safe, and may be taken by
.-hi:drro. as wen as Mone. Physo,jaus
1eu.m,nend it ,n prefer...op toany ether.
Prtee $1 Worth 13 a bolt:•.
Mum i..beiht Cowan, third dalrfhter
.4 Mr W.1'er Cowan, f..rwerly of the 5th
e•seession of McKell.,p, but now of
O'Brt.n county, Illinois, has re -emits),
hoes elected ..upern.trt.d.ot est Pulpit'
S•h...'s 1..r O'Bneo vuunty at s salary of
11,100 • year.
•cued • Liaioseat imam Me•semper.
J D. R•.nsld, Brussel., shipped s
10000 tire engine last week to the •illaem
of Midway, Bruce manly.
CANADIANS
Work Too Hard
Tis Illsna Is tasepisnn••e. reetvetem
n ese stat a Iheless.peoa t>rcNm. ems
Ending in Insanity.
'Ibpseseds of over-
worked business
mem, wearied brain -
markets industrious
nisehnnice, end tried
women, in all parte
of the Dominion
are to -day in a terri-
ble position. Their
Derves are weak.
digestion poor, bed whim', and they cue•
d ep, work or Belie comfort. This is
wbit its our hems Aaylutm. This is
the •Meme of fist terrible Paresis. Before
it s\ too late, ase Dr. PbeIp' wonderful
discovery, Paine's Celery Compound. It
removes the results of overwork, restores
strength, renews vitality, regulates the
whole system, and tomes up the overworked
brain and body. Do not despair, bat use
this wonderful remedy, and be restored to
bealth and happiness, the same u was Mr.
Jain L Brodie, of Montreal, who writes :
•' i have great pleasure in recommending
your Paine's Celery Composed. My sys-
tem was nn down and I was not Cm for
business, could not sleep well at sight and
was ••woos. i commenced takingPaine's
Celery Compound and improved name-
didely 1 am now able to traamct ny
business and endure any amara, at excite-
ment without fed effect
Prime's Celery Compound ram be pe-
titioned at any druggist's for one doper a
bottle. If be should not have it Ca head,
order direct from W[LLa. Itr>rwao..w
Ca, MaotreaL
Stix mends Glassware, CNaa. Crock
cry, etc. lm
a germy ea, sola.
Silk i• an agreeable and healthy arti-
cle. Used is dress it retains the elea-
Iricity of oor bodies ; in the drapery of
our room* and lun.iterw*o.ers it reflects
the sunbeam., giving them a- quicker
brilliancy, and it heightens colon with
• ebarming light. It possesses in
element of cheerfulness, of which the
doll service of wool and linen is desti-
tute It also promotes cleanliness. will
tot readily imbibe dirt, mod does not
harbor vermin se kindly as wool does.
It. continually growing see by man, ac -
'ordinary, 1. beneficial In teeny ways
Gram aid beauty, eves, owe soinethin;
to silk. Toe Monot atillea it like thick
woollen or linen without destroying all
its gloms and value The more silk rib
bens, •herefore ---the more silk kerchief,
and robes are used instead linen and
wool --the more grarefa! h.enmss the
outward aspect of mankind. A number
of strange, grotesque* fashions onetime
ing in the use of linen would hens
Wee invented during the more general
employment of elk. The loitering of
✓ ibbon, the retying sod Bowingskirts
et silk, the silk kerchief =nelled
rased the mob have ly eon-
trlU.ted to make our iiitoms Mile
* Moral sod pleasing t We eye.
To ia.ignrete both the holy mad the
1ntn, me the rell.h,e feting. Mllben'a
,Iwmatie Q.intne Wise. les
,Mr Wafter fiennkeit, formerly of
finny, bet sow of Manitelte, and ism .the
Lintel. arrieed pa Seglnrtb cm friday 29th
rile". They Weed Weeding a few weeks
. emir friends la Hie ouanty. They like
the Pedro Peweiwwt.sd ere doting well
there. They Mem large farms end Ames
wear sine. that
wa eeri..Wws.
wan lee ammo sae
asyas, Is 101re
snot
ort N liver t e.. res of
~•,Y low Woo
a rot room Iwo r tai
In. • • ell. bei we.aw,mr, way . color
Mnewt
rge..r ,Mea
aeasa Wm* >n,ee In Wea• a��saetnaa
C7i*Z.MI .it.T1DR TLBB.
Pittbroe., - Loadon.
PITT BROS. &''CO.
hemmers et
Canadian Apples.
M YMrs t/M.eta-,tee. Umtata, res.
Consignments ttt'lic foci and
Prices to suit Pur-
chasers.
MUST Si CLEARED urr.
H. DUNLOP,
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AMMO
Tae Taller. West -.t.
at
WANTED
SMEWt
N to sell choke• Nursery Block.
give sso_ntel*ly tastier lto pas
S.
Nc
aesthaee needd. Writ Yaw. t
TYoso Nuvaryems. ft•.bsster„N. Y. A
SEXY' It yea Memos my ages,
sell .14. .rill give M tar copy of tW
Cut it out. WI me
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