The Huron Signal, 1884-12-5, Page 72Rh HUROW SIGNAL FRIDAY. DF.C. 6. IA
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Fun aria Fancy.
'Ma, what is siert by 'helle webers
have Malt ears r ' •h is si.uply an ex -
premien, my dear, used by grown people
evreetinnses when children are about.
Where did you hear it 1"I heart' p•
say it to the nurse.'
Hew silent the stars are tuuiglta,
Osumi,' she acid, softly, gazing at them
over his shoulder. •Y -yes,' he replied,
stn usual you
think they are ruure silent
Janitor (to his wife, who has hung the
water pail wt the gas jet) --Bridget, we
Aladin', did Mr. Luvyscraue tell ye to put
ebie pail un the gas r Bridget -• o,
Pat ; but was either sayiuthat the gm
was tektite. shun !'
When little Ni11ie L— first beard
the braying of • mule in the South he
was greatly frightene
mdt hat .tact think-
ing • tau j he smiled ad IlijpW age
Mmm
'aa, ust hear that i�oay WIT
the whuopiug enough.'
Self-sacrifice : t'opkins (after he re -
son to town) - 'What did 1 think u( the
Rhine misery 1 Why, nay wife and tbe
girls kept use at the guide book so con-
tinually I never saw a bit e( it'
A favorite style •Well,my daughter,
your mother and I harm here consulting
r.oeutly about the windows for our um,
house. What kind would you like in
the parlor r 'Oh, thank you, papa, for
seektnj my advice. I should prefer
bean windows by all means.'
Wife-•Good-hy, hobby, I shall be out
shopping all day.' Husband 'Well, I
gums when you get tbruugh I'll be the
um who's
As many s seven small birds, nestled
together, appear on the new fall Lets for
females. The combined hills of these
seven buds is not a circumstance fur
see to the bill sent along home with the
hat. The latter is much longer and
breeder.
A horrible example : A Persian doctor
prescribed for a lady who had objections
that growing stout. 'Take exercise,
fay dear lady. Consider the trees in the
Mid ; they never take exercise, and as a
consequence they go ow entwine bigger
and bigger every year.'
A German in • hotel in this city, the
other day, had sense Limburger cheese
sent to bim. A little boy who ass be-
side hien turned to his another and es -
relined : •Mamma,how I wish I wee. if
and dumb in the nos.'
A Fargo younz lady aanwd Rouse
('aught aglimpse a.( a poor little tmOre.
And the arcane that ane scream
shaft gyred besvea s bine dome,
And bulged out the walla of the hoose!
A Duluth woman kicked • man on the
shin and jabbed his eye out with an um-
brella, amply because he toed her.
And yet he th ought it was very funny.
Ii she had rammed the utnbrella dome
his throat and opened it inside of him,
he -might have teen tickled to death.
'Mamma, is 'dog on' swearirg 1 'Yes.
my child.' 'hdut, imam, I just wanted
to my there* a big used dog on our
front porch !' 'There's 1 Well, circum •
stances alter cases. Just run down town
for your papa and 1.11 hint to bring a
policeman and • gun with hien.'
A young mother, travelling with her
infant child, writes the following letter
to her husband at home : W. are all
first rate and eojoyiog ourselves very
much. We are in Sas health. The boy
can crawl about on all fours. Hoping
that this same may be said of you, I re-
main, etc., Fanny.'
'That lady is hand.eme, but she looks
as if she had a temper of her own,' re-
marked one drummer to another on a
train the other day. 'Yet read cheese -
ter correct) was the reply. • Why, you
speak as n if you weacquainted with
her !' Wall, I am, slightly. I married
her some ten years ago.'
loofas Oti Uisbom.
A sweet temper teod- a to 61l the whets
house with sunshine.
Nothing an be held secret that gets
into another's custody.
Character is what tee ars ; rrpetat iso
is what people think you are.
Fill any land with good homes, and it
must be s good place in which to live.
Who ever knew truth put to the wore
is a fres and open encounter. -( Milton.
I have tired to fihsak God that all my
prayers have not bees answered. -[Jean
•11,101" -
persevere i ales duty and be si-
ti the beet asaw.r to calumuy.--
�WashiertalL
i11811*tatoro Alltlenillgs M bat that of
the 1 lIvidiga iltlidl!B1111B -{t3. H. Lewes.
I1 cues amid 004111011100 by studying
himself, he would see how impeesills et
is to go further.-{Pseeal.
in the soul's eoeraron of the lower ria -
tore, its valor isdisNared,-{FnnosPow-
er Cobbs.
Dieorntent with the wens may always
be, though often it is not, a prefode to
recent or change for the better. --
thincoz.
laws a hare had, always shall haves
pBMptts regard for Christianity, the
111.1den e( ray fathers, and for its rites,
Ihl slues and observances. - (Henry
I l, therefore. s complete. geuemes
dwtioe that which fits a man to per-
form justly, skihtelly and mu Ianiesow-
1po• pease all the dims, loath private and pob-
ds: of sad war. -Wilgus.
Keep your Mart full of generous sem-
bona and your bead fell 4 gond
thowghta ; thus in heart and Meld then
will be found an meek for evil The
ONO and head thew snosipissi. the wends
MS sett will Jwsya to gessrues and
btialleana.
Let list yourpule. reel in the weer -
sores
sares of meq ,f r whether they pet a
good or bad ennetruetion on your ese-
dud does not wake y'. other them yea
ars. - {Thomas a Booms.
What the light of your eked. walieb i•
the direet inspiration of the Amiiyhiy,
preammess incredible, that is God's
owe char. waersdttsd ; tt ywnr peril eke
net try Mitering that ;-{i1.oa (hartyla
?be Swore readily we admit the petesi-
biWy et our nein eherh8ed .sovietises
beteg ed with error, the mew Alai
OW Wei whslNer is right is than
yid homes : and be greet is so eMnel s-
eively fatal as the idea that find will sot
Itouseholb }tints.T Old O-.rdia solo
Cameral ftrrscrsns, 'O'd l:usey,' is as
bale and hearty now at silty -hoe as he
wes twenty years let, I, lie has the sau e
fuodneae for getteral conversation, and
continues to look un the bright side of
everything The .other day iso remained
in his room a' the Gibson house 1, re
ceive call( rs, and they were many.
Pohtiians would appeal to hit' et once
for information about t)hiu. If his views
accorded with theirs, all right. It. in the
minor doltish, he differed, they teamed,
but retained their private opiuium. Wei
sul.iiers recalled military reminise.noes,
aekiug him if he remembered the battle
of Goose Creek, and if he would ever
forget the eesault on Striae 11111, or other
prreviotialy unheard of places.
It was while talking in the latter strain
that the General give a story of a single
soldier capturing F eft Sumter, or a1
least a piece of it. The battered o'd
fort was in possession of the t'ontederates
and ogle nivht a 1' pion soldier . f the
force that was holding Morris inland
said he believed he would take a skiff
and pull over to Saintur and cit a brick
for a relic. He had been hiltiug the
commissary bottle pretty frequently, and
wa: in a condition to do anything. Tak-
ing an old water-logged skiff he pulled
out, and was het in the darkness. It
was a Ling way, and hu was beginning to
think himself gone up, when he suddenly
entered under the sha.low of the walls,
and heard click, click, •'sVh .goes their,
Standing up as well as hi could in the
boat, he threw up loth hands and cried :
'Yank.'
'What do you want, Ysnk r
'Want one "' theist bricks.'
'You got one in your hat now.'
'You bet 1 have, but I want another.'
'Ail right ; come ashore and get one.'
He landed, walked up • short distance,
and, sobered up by this time, 'took the
first brick he found, and started back in
quick order for the butt.
'Say, Yank, are all you uns drunk
over there ?'
'Pretty much ; how is it with raiz,
'Some of us air, au' some of ascis
.food -night, Yank.
'Good -night, Johnnie.'
the General,
'That man. continuedb
with a quiet Crinkle' int his eyes. 'that
man, if he is alive today and hes the
brisk imagination of some men I know,
is telling; his children how he arrived at
Fort Sumter cue stormy night, and, in a
terrific single-handed combat with forty
rebs, killed thirty-nine and brought the
fortieth away badly wounded.'
The 'grated Hunt and the judo td as
orange old ,ouch to J. flavor ui gauger
oaks.
A few drops of out uu'nia wiil be effect-
ual in removing grease frous the dabpau,
and it is a go..d plan .nees in a while to
add a little to the water used to demise
the aiak.
While it is rnnoedwl by most cooks
that winter squash ti est when 'raked,
it is always necemory to use judytueut
about it, fur if the squash is very dry u
is rendered atwwt tasteless I.y batting.
la this eau it should be steamed.
A lovely lambrequin for a 'blue room'
is of white br •adeloth with tiny taus u(
satin or brueadeeu1 Woe applied ; emery
c doted silk ..r gilt cord, or nsrrow bread
may be. used to •utlio, alit embellish.
The edge may be looked or simply cut
to !hoots.
Here is a suggestion for that unhappy
woman condemned by penury to 'take
over au old Brussels carpet : It the car-
pet most Its pieced, make a flat wain,
thou lay the edges bac': and catch them
duvet ; do this with Dare, and instead u(
having a ridge which betrays the piec-
ing, it will, if you have matched the
figure, escape observation.
There may be aunt, who do not know
how to make a 'maple 'sugar pts.' Try
it and see if it int t delicious. This a
the way we were told It was evade : --On
the under crust put a layer of maul.
sugar ; above this spread better ; then
pour on a thickening of dour and water;
when this comes (reu) the even, with a
leaky cruet covering, it is a very rich
dish.
Stiff hair is often difficult to curl. The
following wash, if applied to the hair be-
fore putting in papers will have an ex-
cellent effect : Take two ounces of
borax, one drahm of gum arabic, and
add to them one quart ..f hut • not boil -
tog) water. Stir, and as soon as the in-
gredients ars dissolved add two table-
spoonfuls of spirits .of camphor : output *
bottle and keep on the toilet table.
Apples that are quite tart are consid•
Bred a great addition to a suet puddit.g,
and will be highly regarded by anyone
who finds that kind of pudding ton rich.
A good recip., is here given : one cup
of molasses, one sup of sweet milk, two-
thirds of a cup of suet, chopped very
fine, and with every particle of equal I
else, so that there will be no danger 0(1
lumps, one cup of tart apples peeled and
shopped very fine, one cup of mains also
.hopped. though not fine ; two and a .
half cups of flour is about the right quan-
tity. The mixture should be like rake
two Mix t , Is of
dough. 111: few uta
a
fw'baking.
powder with the floor, spice to your '
taste, add salt teats. Steam for two hour*. 1
Serve with any gem sauce.
Fashion's Fancies.
_ _ 1
Unities and travelling wraps are made
lung, with lucre (rent.. A rolling vel-
vet a,har, velvet cuffs, and a brad eel-
vetrev.rs extending from the throat to;
the buttons of each font, aro the usual
trimmings. The bouffant style of dress
requires biz -plaits at the tack. but there
is rarely any drapery. The new ptasse-
mentetiea, composed to fiat rings over-
lapping each other, are very effective
upon cloth and velveteen, and an used
largely for trimming coats, Newmarket.,
and designs which poetess long lines,
that is, hoes that are unbroken, and
earned the length of the costume or its I
principal part. They must always he
the shale of the material upon which
they are applied.
A PRESIDENTIAi..•P.A1.ACH.
The Witte Neese at WaaaIagtea It. ('es.
televised feet.
The caner stone of the republican
palace was laid October 1.3, 1782. with
the "pomp and eircuw.taaoe" of the ma-
sonic ceremonial. President Washing-
ton was present at the head of the lead-
ing men in the administration of the
ruvsrnment, and thousands of enthttsi-
stic eitsens witnessed the event. Dur-
ing the next seven years the graceful
pile, which at this time is second only to
the capitol among the numerous fine
structures in Washington, slowly raw
from its well chosen site, the centre .4 a
plot of twenty acres, sloping grsdully
down to the neer at the rear of the .teat-
sion. At the end of that tine it exhibit-
ed the same exterior as pow—two stories
and • basement, a length of 1;0 feet and
breadth .of 86 feet, a large port'so of
Ionic columns in the front, a circalar
e'lon•de at the back and sennounted by
a wide balustrade. The building mate-
rial arse Virginia freestone painted rrhite.
Bence the name by which the executive
mansion is best known. Washington
died before it was reedy for occupancy,
but it was se nearly neem• few days
before his death that Cesand he wife
mad. a visit of inspection to it. The east
of the White bootee was sot large. By
tbettime when the hutried expedition
and retreat of a retain of the British
army desecrated its privacy, in 1814.1...
than 8380,000 had been spent on it.
aper that deplorable event conrrer au-
tborised the expenditure of rino.000 an
eta renovation. It was re -opened Jen.
1, 1818. Large mats have been expend-
ed nn the building and its furnishing
seines that bate. It was partially refer-.
risked when John Qeiney Adams home
nsespsst, and wholly with the beginning
of President Grant's adwinistrstinn. As
it saw emote the gnvernmeet 8110,000 to
waistain the White Mese, exclusive of
what the i.ecupent pays out of be salary
..( $1(1,000 for personal servants, house-
hold supplies, horses and carriages, the
difference bet Irma expenditures in
the infamy of the republic and in the.s
days s shown is • striking light. --(De-
troit
-(D♦tr oit Fre Pres.
A Wade Await* BwelrFsee
J. Wilson is always die. to hie beo-
n eaa, and spews no pains to sentry the
best .4 every artiels in his line. He iso
e seerssd the aaeney for theesMbeatedDt
King's New Dienovery for O esewptiew.
the only certain MVO kaown for Oen-
sateptien °ni ths, aside. Hoariness*
Asthma, lav Fever, Btowehitia. or any
adnkian of the Throat sad Lama field
as a positive tnarantes. Trial hotaise
Sena Regular aim St 00.
1)v. ins'. Wo -to Strep win man.*
Prof. Low's Magic Sulphur Soap is
highly tecommerded for all humors and
skin diseases. lin
They have • Latin ech.4laron the C.a-
linvwoocd Eeterpriu staff -one that can
get has work in every time. Spelt ing o
the mishap ut Mrs. Madill, an old lady
of Dunedin, in Simcoe G,nnty, who
stowed away 1600 in hills which the mice
got into and trade a d00II nest .f,he con -
dudes th3 touching recits.l as follows :
"8ie transit sponduliz Medlin."
Gough, in a recent lecture, said that
in the course of 82 years he had deliver-
ed 8,000 ddreeses and had spoken at
bat three political meetings.
le the history of medicines no preps
ration has received such universal coin
mendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid
ney diseases, as Dr. Van Bur•ens Kinney
Cure. Its action in these distressing
complaints is simply wonderful Sold
by J. Wilson. Zea
A FEW HINTS
Saw
POs THE OK OF
14111
iter pesttpstIos. or a ultvesses. ne
remsdy Y so eaten*. r ATu's 'hila.
Tbay mare reenter dally settee, sad re-
start the towels to a healthy ersettitise.
For Iadige.al.s, or Dyspepsia, Alfas'.
Piths are ta*sisMM. sad a sure earth
■tars -tiara, Less of Appetlls. fel
Seseasel,
p --s, Dl-iaese. tea&
nae. Wassa-ses. Marra sr. au Mimed
sad eared by genera Paha.
Is Liver Gempialat, aufe s DMseMss
sed Jsdles. A tree Pn.0 shield be
given In doses largo saran to easier the
liver awl bower, amid rise,* eseawsYee.
As •.Natant■g eeedie es la Ms $prkig. ties
Pteo. art s..quaned.
Torras, easeed by a morbid seadttke et
tb. bower, aro *spelled by these Puna
breptteas. IOW Diets., mild law§
the resale ed loligi st k•. or C.senpatloe, are
eared by the ass of brews P11i .
Per (raid., take ATaa'S TILLS se open
the pmtk mom laaamatat.ry eesretismr
W allay eb. fiver.
For Diarrhoea and Dyesmseey,, sawed h
sadden colds, Indigestible food, et.., Mare
Pier ars ase tees remedy.
1R1.amaSNs.. Geed. Aoeralida, *di
a.laslaa, sass remit hes dtg.enre Mrasea
ark ew stab, sal rrpraw en ..slag
Os tsar by the Met Ana's Pnza.
'1Pasrrk DagsR Maw DaMsles•
sad elle smiles gamut le tMmty
rkstreMNa. are mad by 4T11a"1 Plus.
aappemdnna sad fA1e/Ittl ltsaaran.
Yom. bare a sates W wady peaty Is
Dose. — sib .tang die low
.ia gently, 2 to 4 /Ws;
Ibr..p21;, 4 to a Pills.
6e/erl.are wilt decide the
Few ON ea tact east.
AYE R'S PI LLS.
111111 &esteem., r iodate iefat4 as
saagemy sigh penile.
~Tarn WV
Is. 1 A..ow a. ,s. 2
n >o
JOB DEPAI(Tal' NT
Pas r Ls Beal l' u l!'t1es tq 1.• I: et .e) of Hum..
re. turnias eta ever...cm o 1.t Los of
JAB ORK
On the shortest pesaihl• notate. and at
REASONALL Yt{ rES.
:*e Ise iv a pa-tmai ' of of t1.4 work we
ae le turn out:
WOVE LEITER. Il e:ADS.
LINEN LEFTE.: HEADS.
(Rated or Uattd'-dot
WOVE NOTE IiEADS.
LINEN NOTE HEADS.
I h.led or 1, nrttled.l
MEMORANDUM HEADS,
STATEMENT IIEADS.
BILL H EA DS -4 Sizes.
BUSINESS ('ARDS.
POSTAL CARDS.
INVITATION ('ARDS.
WBEDDING CARDS.
CALLING CARDS.
IPisis and P1sai:r•)
MEMBERSHIP C ARDS.
ADMISSION TICKETS.
PILE TICKETS.
BREAD TICKETS.
BALI. PROGRAMMES.
CON(' ERT PROGRAMMES.
FANCY SHOW ('ARDk.
MOURNING CARDS.
FUNERAL CIRCULARS.
ADDRE.SSSE.S.
BUSINESS ENVELOPES.
BUSINESS CIRCULARS.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
SHIPPIIiG TAGS.
SHIPPING LABELS.
DRUGGISTS' LABELS.
LABELS FOR ALL PURPOSES.
BILLS OF FARE.
HOTEL MEAL TICKETS.
BLANK CHECK BOOKS.
BLANK DRAFT BOOKS.
BLANK RECEIPT BOOKS.
BLANK NOTES, IN BOOKS
PAM PHLETS.
CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS.
BLANK SOCIETY FORMS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
CATALOGUES.
PRICE LISTS.
BLANK FOOLSCAP FORMS.
BLANK LEGAL FORMS.
LAW WORK OF ALL KINDS.
DODGERS.
HAND BILLS.
AUCTION SALE BILLS.
tan Steal
SHOW BILLS.
SHOW BILL DATES.
CONCERT BILLS.
TEAMEETING BILLS.
LECTURE BILIS.
EXHIBITION BILLS.
EXCURSION BILLS,
STREAMERS.
POSTER WORK OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
SALT BAGS.
GROCERS' BAGS.
MILLINERY BAGS.
WRAPPING PAPER.
ke-, . Ileo
Merelante esa ems their 8111 H 1MS
Head* tr.. an. orbited u this oar rep
Unto retort that. they s/.eewteerrsaL
pap! sad it helps te advents
can and err taatplt. sod Nat a.
(ian a Tor Raswat tee yew
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NEXT WEEK.
Ootleerbb, and. Ilyb,j1t1,
Fie!d aid Garen
The subscriber is now prepared
•o furnish all kinds of Field and
(/ardet. Seedy of the
BEST VARIETIES
it rates that cannot be 'beaten in
iaderich.
('all and examine samples be-
fore pnrcha.ing elsewhere.
REES PRICE,
East Street ('rain Depot, Opposite
Town Hall, Goderich.
March .Bib, loaf. 193 .
Prof. Low's Magic Sulphur Soap is
highly recommended for all humors and
.kin diseases. 1,1.
$66s,week at home. 13.00 outfit free. i'sr
ab olutely sum. No risk. 1'a ital not
required. Reader. If you want business
at which persons of either sex, young
or old, .•an make great paty all the time they
work. with absolute certainty. Write her lupi
agtrtieuian to H. IiALt.rrr t• ('o.. ibrtland,
limo.. 1922-
[SE
•
ate atwayrmeso ohelook
ellt for ehancea t., -
encrea.e
their cantinpg...and h. time he
come wealthy : those who do
no mpro.r their opportun
Wes remain in poverty. We offer a grea-
chance to make money. We want men, wo-
men. boys sad girls to work for tut in the.r
wn lo.alltka. Anyone can do the work pro
oerly troy the first start. The business will
pay more than ten time.. ordinary- wages. Ex-
pensive outfit furnished free. No one who en-
,I.ir. fails to snake money rspidiy. You can
revue your whole time to the work, or only
your ape-. moments. Full information and
all that is neeeasary sent free. Address STrx-
sox d` Co Portland. Maine
AP
Send six cents for postage
and receive tree. a costly box
1 goads which will help you
to more money- right away
than anything; eine in this world. A11, of either
sex. nureer,t Iron. first hour. The bawl road
'o fortune opens before the worters,ahsulute•
lT etre At once address.T,0's !t ('o.. A utm.aa
11 ►.nes. 1g!!-
.4 wer•f:.vade at home ray the in
dustriou.. Ihret loudness now be
tun• the public. l'apit• not need
ed. We will start you. Men, wo
amen. boy• and girl wanted very
where to work for ns. !Cow Is the time. You
can work in spare ttmr, or rive your whole
time to the business. No other business will
pay you nearly se well. No one ran fait to
nuke enormotu pay. by engaging at once
Costly outfit and serum free. Ronny made
fast, easily, and honorably. Address Titus 4.
Ce.. Ammo/. Maim
for the working elates. Rend le dye
for postage. and we will mall you
ruali. • royal. valuable box of wenn
le goods that will put you in the
way of making more money in a few days then
you e.er thought possible at any business. No
capital required. W, will start you. You can
work all the time or in spare time only. The
work Is universally adapted to both !hearses
young and old. You can easily earn from 50e.
to 15 every evening. That all 'oho want work
may teat the haainees, we make this unparal-
leled offer : to all who ar+. not well sat lolled we
will send 11 to pay for the trouble of writing
as. Pull part toners. directions.
etc.. sent tree.
For!unea will b• made by those who give their
whorle ens. to the week. Great soccer's ab -
hites'y sarelyea' delay. Stan now. Addrw
sentence (o.,lr title 1)r tr. e•n
1011E1
- Tbonsttosotggrave s
are annual) robbed
of their nkthns,ilves
appiness
•p. r r'al hh re.ttored
by rhe nee ofthe
Geetw MAN IN�IGORAT
point
taased Is, excesseso. of any
kind,)
aesIsal Waatters, alai sit Aaron that tot -
tow as a argeenee of Reif -Ahem% as Mw of ea-
etmy later of memory• universal lassitude.
pain In the back. dimness of vision. pr'ma-
tur.oM age, and many other dlsearw that
lead to Insanity or ootuumptloll and a prema-
ture male.
Rend for circulars with testimonials free by
mail. The i%TletelAT•S It sold at 11 per
box, or six boars for 16, by .1i dregglsta, or
will he sent free my mall securely sealed. on
receipt of pricy, byaddressing
F. .1. CRNKY, Druggist,
117 Summit Pt., Toledo. Olte
Gait. RUTS Aa
Role Aunt for O.derlch
AC
Sweated for The Lives et s1
the President* of the P.R. it
M the Iargvst. Handerowed
and pest tarok ever sold for
Ism than twice our mire Thr taateat selling
book in America. Inanition. weals to agents
AN taint'.nwar* ude want It. Anyone ran be
c
come a In I agent Tense tree. Address
Hauser Brom Co. Portland. Mali 11113-
iisT.,.... llury lmfelt e y It
yew did
something mighty and sol-
imeleave lebfsd te essque
lime. hills week illi Prof *Ma
tests. $5 outfit tree. Ne rkok. averytbi•
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