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The Huron Signal, 1887-9-23, Page 3=RE HUkON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, SIPT• 23, 1837, Biiiil'8 HIPPT ?HUUUUL, .h td aid the t.ib kiwi Ise with __�- onnethiog of her very uwu. She threw t.' r `' `'^''a her false prole to :he winds, sad sp oke "If there were any way in which I ',gavel, ; pelf Nara vele* wuouey !' mol dtmaas, "bits Archer, 1 west to earn some 1ai2 it !MU wistfully M itlar e• -'"e aur.my and, if you will allow me, I will HAM, eche ins giving the Mit towboat to restore your douses to its first state, 1 feam dal pla iOe• ne plaolee had will mead it so perfectly that n•.bndy '•ordered by • lads d mite, for shall ever diswrer that it has been claim(, sod deliclto 4S1h. woo torn." n favorably all MAK he"toe protium chill." said Mrs e Nen ',eco Wit M MM ' kreher. " 1'11 be oily too glad to ea gag•o you. I wish I dared ask you to do all my tine mallow. It would be such • relief ! ' Kwma's happy thought proved • good beginuiug. Her father, strudg'ing to support • gruwiag family and educate his buys and girls well, was obliged 4. practice the strictest economy. It prov- ed • real a•si•t•nos to him, when IFN e:dtst daughter tutted thee she oou'd exercise her womanly art of eseudin,-, one of the runt de'icate and Indy-tike arta in the w,,rlJ, to such go, d purpusrs that she wae able to buy her own a th- ing, as well as to glue 11'e.ra11, to the muses ►M loved. Where then is a will there is also s way. When, there is • atroug desire, and real fitness, defeat seldom comes The t.lnat which makes no specie! show, bet which keeps the home wheels mole threatened to wh p him. When I went to dinner two such Len dement; little fellows met me at the Jour and held up their sweet and rosy faces fora kiss, I hadn't the heart to disturb the unusual sernity,$ad thought it hest to overlook their little little (1) pranks that time. "Pierre, pa,., will you forgive us 1" mob little boy had said. and -well, perhaps you eau undsr- stand bow tt ended. Alphonse is 5 years old sad Delmont 3i, and the other day ay wide- mid it was quite time they mew in Sunday school. It was almost too mach to rut theta io • class with other children, so the decided to experiment by taking then[ to church herself. I suggested "headache," but wham she loa,kell at me so reproachfally and remarked, "As the twig is bent," etc , and I knew what she thought of my dis- position, I coucluded to do iny duty by toy family, let mortification and every thing ole. stand in the way. Everything vocative Art Rooms in New Yor1t. As aeon as Kate should mad it house eh, would receive tau dollars. Tendollars to shining gold ..r crisp rustling totes ! If it cisme from Mrs Emery i1 would be fresh, alma moiety, 6t for a ked, • purse. Aad Kate, &arise bat own little income, did not Deed te: ask papa fur Node *honorer she wished . to help some poor person, or subscribe to some charity, or as today, send firs and food to the sick women whose taw had teen prostrated in t% prefer meet- ing the night before. Etyma wanted to help that woman. One of her little girls -a blue-eyed, sweet-faced, wee (bine-wen in the is Fant c'•ss, where Emma saw her every Blasts,. But what could Emma do 1 "1 harei t a Maxie table," she raid deletuly. "I cameo play, I cannot paint, I don't kuow how to embroider. Tke ouly accomplishments I hare are the plm•n, every d iy ouem. They don't cruet in the way yourr said Mattie's do, Kate. Wby,Mattie receives checks every month for beg stories., but I could not write • story if I sat with my pew in my hand • year '" '•I am sure, Emma,' seal Me Mac - ben, who had been sitting silent during the progress of her daughters remarks, "I am sun you have one of the best se- eompliahu.uts in the world ; you know bow to make korner happy ; and you are Se aaefal in catching up all the dropped Mitebee and loose threads that we could Mot do witheet yea, Your bi•euits,ynor bread -all your tucking is just perfect ; and then you sew so beautiful-" "You partial little.m.tber ! ' said E.n- ma,beetowing>• kiss on the dear lips ; 'you are a darlirg : you knew just the praise I covet. But I have en errand and must hasten out" Emma was much interested in home misatona, and she had been among her, in church was so new and strange, they sat almost motionless and in open-eyed wonder during the first part of the ser Tice, and I was eusgratuleting myself upon finding one place shore I could rest, when they slipped from the seat to some hassocks, and Julia whispered, "The little angels are so tired-" Dr. B --was trying to elucidate a •cienttfio problem. and I was wondering how slay of the couirezalixt were asleep, when a fas.il'�. Door reached my nostrils. I glanced at my wife, an 1 I saw that my minae of smell bad cot de- ceived me, and with • mother'. in•.uiiio$ she had discovered the culprits. Them little wretches had cigars, and A'- phonae had evidently lighted one nd taken as whiff, while Del was chewing the oilier. I'II Dot at- tempt to tell you how we gut the rause Med children home, or how hard 1 tried to convince my wife that I hadn't amok• ed since I cjuldn't my how long, and that those niatchee and cigars that Alph had purloined from my overcoat that was lying on the pew seat must have beau put then by sumo other fellow. I goon (sit that it was melees to talk, for eves if I could have proved it she woold have deduced from the oecurreoce an argument is favor of heredity jest the Mate, for I could not deny that I had bees somewhat addicted to the use of Ike delectable weed felted* whetting books and papers to sand to a little school in Dakota -a school in great need of a library. She was going to call oo one or two les who had promised to 515. bee ks, whoa it occurred to her to make morning round wider and visit Mn ,wen, a how little Susy was so sweet. • "Though I have no money I may be able to cheer her up and perhaps make her room comfortable. I can shake a pillow, mail stir up gruel at least," she thought renter eost.wptuously-ler our • 0 Emu.. did not value ber gifts as others Jest as she left her chambers her eye tall on a little magazine for children, bright with pictures, stories and versa "I'll take that with me for Buoy," atm resolved. "It will amuse her, and her brother may read the stories aloud and thus be kept out of the street." Idly turning its leaves Emma came ep- os a page while bad an illestsation .f a street scene in Chins. it represented • woman with a little basket containing needles, thread and other sewing tools. The cut was explained by a letter from a missionary lady. whu said that in Chin - earl eines, the mending woman plying ber trade in the street was a familiar o!ject. She would repair • rent while the parses waited, or, taking Ler Maud by some shop door would patiently stitch for hours, doing w haterer she attempted with ennead peina- 1 am not tet to tell you -of Emew s tall on We Bowen, though it brighten- ed and aweeteeed the Sat for the poor .utterer. Some girls are like sunbeams. Wherever they go they carry light and sheer. Whatever they tough they beau- tify. They matter blessings without ap- pearing to try very hard, juvt became they are sunbeams. They have heard the dear Master laying. "int your light &bite," and they are obeying His voice, After Emma left Mrs Bowers' suis, elle went to • very different home. It stood on • stately street, and was an ample mansion, with Mowers and ferns in the windows, and charming pictures oa the walla. iKmine wins Nat for to come to Mn Amber's own room, and then she found her quiet anaoynd at en accident that bad befallen a late Moines. "I fair it is rwfred," "and i am w very sorry, for it wag nue of my woddiag pr.strets." "I tisk it ma 1.s mended, dear Mee Amber," said Emma, eosnoing it criti- cally- "Yea, I me flat l era ; bat it will re- geire am gsprrt to do it." "When me i find any ono to shorn 1 .hall dare trust lace like this 1' siehed Ml Amber. "I do not wane to send it ear of the I would willingly pay Ow hove 1. rid In sr"' again, (0' yon t• atrietly avoided.) PW, Jufda ! Mary Inlay I ale not skillful with the needle had taken th. baby lost for an airing, ■gself." end leerier het hot tee =meat to speak A.trastle went oil is E,mma's mind. to a friend, rel.:owl imawdatefy, who Mieeld She oars--sboeld she net 1 Hhe etaym, t. And neither baby net esiviete. IMMw d Ike Chinos- mending wonsae, T"ds girl tame hoose nearly wind, .ad Monday I went abut my business feeling mare the lisp lrnrkiag and wbi e failed b.ys woeldn't get far from home that day, and was somewhat surprised to hear my wife's distracted call, "Is it you, John 1' and answered. rather im- patiently, "Yes, it's Jobs," and felt a little inclined to cane the talephane in- ventor, when she said, "Have you seen the boys r "No ; sad I don't want to," was my Sereee answer. An hour later then was another esll, and somebody said, "Smith, the baby is lost, and ynor wife is nearly bootie." Tire boys of Aline had completely do. molished my "wheel" some weeks be- fore, and I had not replseed it ; but Jameson, • clerk, kindly pont me his, and 1 rolled away like a boy on a race 00111010. my 0 ..- m7 elle was quite so ; she bad just Thank Beetles I tae ere all afire, wen Towel. iaisesd tee bole and telephoned to ase, tkuue► the "eseupative chill" that seized 't1 was ewely dead with eenlers mor. "to lest my noel susses. The whole my 'ifs, ager tbo e&eiteasest was par- �, w.. b.*tle of Extras u( N'ald Scree neigbbuthovd was aruueed ie vale, sad tisU anter, mise alwaost [sure thaw ahs berry *bad rah, •and 15 ooesp*r use 1 1 was 60 bad with wmwer plaint that thee my wife herself emit to the police *mid survive, and for • time we feared I though I weld set wet over it, what, ehtiun. Mar, as nespenylug bet and es- the was eeumtag the "riser of death ;" Iwo bottled eared me." Mn K Aston., .eriwg her that ''ivory day the place mw but tow she is once in .re managing her Psel• that, 2 easedl.e tlltamM fall tel eWdrett who rut thiwse:ves lost." household, or at lout her husband, and Nine indicting -eta were returned by The (..esdi•n climate is psrticulerly The disappointment ass t..o mach, and I hear her dear voila calling, "John ' the strand jury at Chimp. Friday productive of Cold to the Head tai Catarrh, 1. fact Catmrvh "aya mote the s.e000ed. dohs !when are yea 1 it a 2 o'dook." egwir:M Iwo pera••sg •Ilemeod W Aare bows abettors in the Mdl.rigle escape, piv.alent than tarot her disease.The die - We telegraphed and as telephoned -Helper's Bazar. namely, Ur Leonard St. John, of tae coterie of Nasal Balm &hove within the hare, there aoJ *eery• Imre • here then ne college of physi . us and minnow ; areal of all • ammo mimes to sure. Nda.Mtsasiae was the least possible chance •.1 beanng .•I have used Fowler's Fowr's Extract of Ler Doll, janitor of the Sawa college ; - from them. flume one said there was a WiW Ititesw for summer tow IYgta, GirIN. John Irwie, commander of Ludic. easy. caw ant outside that cit mai areot have trio it to m friend*. It the. schooner Mimi' Male, legal The coonpkxion is Dray meowed en. gypsy p j' y. g Y (kpt, Jehu Freer, aotuwar.der of sightly byPimples, eotbing would pacify ley wife sive to rima instant relief when all oth.r rams• to. Cw a A. Marstl. hat Juin y p Inver besot* sed dies fail. I would not be without it in Yellowness. These a is well known are send a poem of palomino there W turd and Dell were arrested Friday night and monad (roto an inactive Liver and but her "little Kathie, whom they had Uutbutsse." Mrs T Buil, Weidman 2 spent au hour in jail before stro.nwg bleed Dr Chew's Liver Cure purifies stolen." 13oJder,ly it thundered and huwdemen. Secrrity to the anemia of the blood and whole system A levers Thal. Rr•eees 8 Smith, of Kmsdal*. Musko- ka, errtes, '•1 war trual,led math rued. kg for two years. •and 1 bare vomited s. often • fire noses • day. fleet bottle el Burdock Bloat Bitt.recued me." , 11 • fwtahe to addiction. . • m ct 10,000 wee emcees frothe du•.r and cipe tt."ok tar toilet recipes, hints sed lightened. rain fell in torrents and the __ •6,060 from the janitor. etsggestioes no how to preserve the cum - little children were -where 1 oh, where 1 A Scotch tradesman who had amass- -- - - -- - -- plesiou. Sold by all druggist. It would be imp ssibto for one who hat • 1, so be believed, £1 000, was surpris- Never Tried is." not bad the experience to conceive of the • 1 by his old clerk with a balance sheet Wh! Never tried Johnston's Tonto misery posed bythose little scam " Bitters ! Then do general at ottun it's p. he C NtcINTCS�, y M showios ban [attune to be £u,0u0. It tiitterely the beetsoattunic on that C. L. Drenched to than dila as I was, In, euro• be," said the principal ; "*pont mnttet, wife, who had eso.,rered ewsaoiuerwea, Neat door to Rhyme: Drag Store, home The slick did event again, and I ve often heard of 1t but thuught'lhal uouataaiy Mame to his well - Cove herself into my arms and cried, ap�sin declared the hokum to be Ct1,000, et was to be placeron the hat of the selected stock. ctunica "John ! oh, John ' our babies are Time after lime he courted up eke many trashy.but preparation's that flood our Fresh V a9rl0s market, but sauce you recommend s: w deal," and a deafening, craehiag roar, �emns-it was still at 6 and out • 4• highly 111 giro it a trial. Tho s [bat (..Rowed all ash of light that neat!which wean he [.wad to compare 1 that rewarded his labors. 8o the old good fur any complaint in whisk a tonic butte as regards quality and Truefavorably. btirtdedme,drowned the rest sof her plain- that un the strength of his ave d sof benefit• and orn 13e taken by soar, any other cask an ibis vicinity. lire cry, the nest mutceut I hada pallid furtut>•, saudetnised his laousa •Del "pot woman, ..r chid. b0 and it per bel.. M (i,.ode's Thug store, Almon block, TEAS AND SUGARS lase on my shoulder mei a helpless (onn in may is the pones' of the carpenter, litodench,sole agent. e in my arms. -She on revived, how- 1 [e painter and the upholsterer. Still, A a1 F,( LtLTY. w ever, and mother loveettd eoange over- however, ha hada lurking doubt of the -- - ' ' le rrtgruing Tanks to my rummers for 1 A pretty fringe for a lambrequin, or their ppaatronage, 1 would alae Invite a. ►- powereJ the motioned. Hot predo.mnst- eiiMM 5SM th ours wooi p. 0" n ewlno will. IV ll sand ens y et ed et sight GI ms ied-a i eiti-frlge of the winter night, be est dont to give (he fano • emu -hated wontered shawl or capert my atnck, Al tie ttTq, -van be made b cuttingstripeof C. L. MCINTOSH. Rescan,l terrific storm, sod judgement e.mns oo„. „em mere," y paper, not too ou parsstiff, as it would be hard- tiuu;h \t est s,dr of the Squsrst sed my mos: uasire powers sibiu- clue. of his task be jumped up as though On.Iericb. Feb tet',, thea .d induced her to remain where she was he had been galvanized, and rushed er to Fill ort ;make them half as Tit) widan'vss you want ube rood ret till the severe but short shower was orae through the streets in a shower of rats. large. \\iud the stripe. wild zephyr and a carriage could be brought to take to Ike hu„„ of the cluck. The clerk's wool, once for medium thickness, twiceMilEfi fur heavier cord. After the stripsare The ,�`` n pacific Railway her home, where, I assured her, I would head carped and tows,, emerged from wound stitch them through the centre T11U CaIl4iilau PaciRc 1&fil1�LJ erttainly bung the children in a very an att13 window at thea eon.J u' the ..n the sewing machine and cut the wool . heart time. knocker (p enquire the errand of his on eseh edge, then pull out the paper, ! L11 sot attempt to tell how we mrrvir- miduight visitor. '• \Vhu'a there 1" be giro • little twirl to the aged end the , The People's Favorite Rome between eI �t horrors of the n.few h..urs. mumbled, "mud what dye want 1" It's chenille is made. This chenille 0160 MONTREAL, - TORONTO, c The ahem) .n did pass, tut I looked in a, ye „0„d rel ! .claimd his ern. makes •pretty mat, if sawed to •circle Q(�EBEC. „f pasteboard covered with milt or cash- OTTAWA, KINGSTON, the glass pelt morniug, surprised 10 see ployer ; "ye've added up the year of our were of the same color.STON y hair as black as a crow's wing, and L _ - DETROIT, CHICAGO HIoeGo mord amort the pounds," gazed upon y family, and wondered if — mite on tfear'tslyd. ST. LOUIS it were• hideous nightmare. a terry Stage. D..it't allow m cold in the head to slow- 1 KANSAS CITY, At about eight o'clockiu the ensuing ''Fur six year I suffered with my Ir and surely run into Catarrh, when : AND ALL POINTS EAST AND WAIT. I returned to the house, as I had at in- throat and enlarged tonsils. I was eery you can be cared for 25c. by using Dr. weak ; I doctored four years and badatarrh I rbr Maps. Ti...Tobias, ,ares. Tickets. .l,. terra's, just as a team dashed to the Cbese's a incipient A few aphoses 0 advice from three doctors ; they said I bo vWs to door, and cries of 'oPapa !" "Papa !" would have to undergo an .operation I tions cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 sea R. RADC LI FFE cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 boxes is reached my ear& I clasped the two tried B. B. B. instead. One bottle guaranteed to cure chronic catarrh. Try I w cured se." M A Squelch, Ragisn, OFFICE : -West street, pp ppe�to Te boys to my heart, and for a moment for Out 2 it, Only 26e and sure cure, Sold by Ota Deal Street 10i) Ylats, soot all else. The familier cry bad reach all druggists ly I Dederick Jas. lith, carr. :a>` - e d my wife, and all fuer of us were in a - seemingly inextricable heap. suadeely $toclt Notes, she cried : "My Kathie ! my baby 1 Cattle chew bones because.the system When a my baby t" seeds lime. claimed the "You haven't lost a baby too returned ex- Good care is the farmer's best horse TI -11S. 1514 sow doctor. Kerosene excels for softening and cleaning out the gummed and hardened oil in the boxes of mowers, reapers and other farm machinery. Sheep will .at more, be more content- ed and thrive better or a new than on an old range. Frequent change of range fur them is important at this ..swan of Every i Man in Business ishould get the year. In England the horns have been bred a- off o.f several breeds of sheep by crossing his Office Stationery Printed. with Suuthduwns, and the grades are mon satisfactory in every way than the • original stock. --. Don't keep et calf tied or shut up in _ some damp, dark earner, with hardly root° enough to lied .dnhe needs the DO NOT TSAR SHEETS OUT OP TOUR AOCOUIcT B( owe TO WRITS CIS sunshine as much as Item cr the plaits in the garden. BUT 6!F TOUR A good, strong, reliable pair of horses os $ fans are worth • dozen broken 8111 heads - down or crippled plugs It dors not' pay's•• keep a horse that is not able to Statements do a full day's work every day of the week. Note Heade the boys, "1)h, we wave her away, but p'r'aps you can huy her back." saic! Alphonse. By the time we comprehended the whole story, i m afraid I fett a little like the Irak woman whom story when a school boy. I told many times -"ready to beak every bone in his bony." It seems that atter elimbing over the pickets, which had been strictly for- bidden, they went through the back street for quite a distance, coaling out just to time ant see Mary'leave Kathie, and, catching up the carriage pole, ren away as test as they could, "We were rainy fur candy," they said, "bot could mot find ibe plate." After they went ••miles," Alph told us. they got on "where the trunks go, when the man didn't see, and had s great long ride." Aa near as we could ascertain, they pushed the baby carriage about for some time, and then stole a six mile ride oe the back of a hack. It commenced to rain just .s the driver drew up at the re- sidence of the gentleman who returned them. As he assisted a lady to alight. they got down unn..ticed, bet were soon discovered by the lady of the house, and eared for 1i11 her husband arrived and immediately took the culprits home. Question after question in regard to baby elicted only one answer : "We gave her too big girl." Soddenly then was a peal of the door hell, and Mary, choking and sobbing, seized Kathie from the arms of • kind-hearted motherly woman, who, on her return from a bard day's work, found the child with her 12 - year -old girl, who said she was at the door, whets two little boys appeared, saying, "We'l give you the bsby." They "left her and ran away," at she "just took este of her till mother came.'. "Poor little dear !' the woman sail ; "I knew somebody was getting broken hearted, and i hurried oat for an even- ing paper, and found not where she be- longed, and brought her home, ma'am immediately," in the midst of rears and en hra,.., Alph said, "Here's your "banderol," mamma," taking ■ handkerchief fn.. a bax he had ns, his arm, "tWhere did you pt that Y' wk ed some 000. Doors wide open ; not a person about the premiere : even the dog misatrg. A risen of the telephoee bell was a mo- mentary relief. but whet 1 listened to the voice of the city marshal!, and learn- ed that amend of the polios force were stearin, the city for my children. and my wife vas 1n manakins. a1 the "Ma- tins," where she went thinking that some one moat have !oared and reported het babies, i ton my hair -or rather f tore thrnngh the street at a John Gilpin gait (With molt grave responsibilities upon me i must adhere to the Mriet troth ; hyp.rhol., met sittlapitt.r, shall It is within the reach of every farmer to breed good horses. I.► fact not many tan afford to breed NCR' Ones- The mon poor lemma a man raises the mores off tie is, and there are few who hare tar capital lis ruu them any length of time. To give a bores medicine tike a loam - necked bottle. raise the burse's head, throat the bottle into its mouth, and while the liquid u running into the , throat rub the noes of the bottle vigor- ously against the roof of the month, pretty well tack. This done inoet hor- ses will swallow nicely. Feed moderately in the morning or before work. Parthians and Arabs pre- pare their horses fur hard drives by fasting rather than feasting. More bones are injured by bard driving on • and then it will to a pleasure fur you to do your corresponding', tell stomach than by any other protea., Never let • horse est et drink ranch when hs is bot from work. Study yew hoarse, treat him according t his nature, make him year friend, sad be will do better and safer wont. Letter Heads - Memo. Heade - Counter Pads Parcel Labels , Shipping Tagg Business Card* Circulars Envelopes, etc PROPERLY PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER, env. Tae= a /leave. That w to say, your longs. Also ail your breathing maebinery. Very won deriel machinery it is. loot only the larger air pleases, but the thousands of little tubes and Gasifies leading fr,m teem When these are 'Ivied and chocked with matter which ought nod to he there, your lanes gannet half d.. there work. And what they do, they cannot do well, Call it cold, cough, croup. pnenmonis, catarrh, awasmptian or any of the family of throat and nose and head and 'We took it to put our pennies in ; lung ubstructims, all aro had All bet, papa, 1 'elided not to spend mise, o.6ht to be ant rid of. There is jest oat, tomes old yellow orae w. tutted in Lite sure way to wet rid of theta. that a take Reechoe's Gorman Syrup, which .11/11"." hasp(," was tb. answer, say dna/gist will sell ynor at 75 veno a "What !" I .sotainsed, remembering teethe Even i1 everythng else has that I gave my wife Ree twenty duller failed 7"u. yet may depend .pun Ibis Sold Omen that tourning. !for ewrtwin. wwly W. didn't est no red gaudy ttor n. Ain' a Twee iter, Daly 11"1 drink 111 water, 'ism" we very IArmand each bottle of Dr ( aus'e tinily, mad Boers. we paid the hit boy." lLiverCum is • reediest amide and realism it kmit o r said one and prow/mooed ydestines "Ws feet gore bis the '.W yefbw I c and . s.worth tow times the emits, and kept nue nice new siektes," emit of tb. antl eine. Medkrins and idol the other. b,uk •1. gold by alt dra;giata. as well as helping to advertise your business. I •riS4"� ,,:• t".°�Trrgfa'wjf>iy * .a«, Far Our Stock of Printin. Stationer-, cunei,ting of all ir the leaoiing grade, of Plain an,' I incn, ruled and un - L' ruled papers, Card., Envelopes, &c., is the most eorn- L►' plete we have handled, mal we guarantee the quality 7 arta price to snit aiii will - a1 or iRs with their ijr onie%. Call and see our sanip:ea anti get our prices Nis las `THE SIGNAL NORTH -St., GODERICH.