The Huron Signal, 1889-5-3, Page 3THE NITRON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MAY a, 'F89
:e of Forting.
neesbey flew aertalle
.r to the bail, dee
More alter au even
toning --."
'hu had answered so
of Johntay,--tu•
ple called him by it
t .. familiar as cis
rutlgman the paper,
and stood waiting
to for • quarter T'
r dressed custouner,
1ually stylish come
d (ieorve, whipping
tween his teeth, and
it. all red and blue
pocket of his patched
1 .tut • Mindful lel*
mid that. a "tweet'.
.ducted four ut the
urs whish he hand -
and with • tight
r of heels set off at a
y's work was over.
t., my you stuck the
Anne coin the bar
ie where we had the
queried care of the
et it off," returned
u,lh ; "people aren't
lepers.'
arper than • New
Wender the hit'r
nos. to you or pull
r eyelid."
out all richl the first
nge for a rural pur-
k's returning 11.r.1.1
w ith 'all about the
er laugh. the pair
y lighted ''$sniple
1 antther brace of
i Eve, and (:rode
the week •morins
.old sister, that San
ire to put something
if she war • gu.ed
Ihicb Viva had fol.
made it his first be-
wares to insure the
tint he had taken the
in the lolly saint's
he had kept an eye
dull in a toy shop
a condition to make
The price he had
rtaio it --was just a
large sum, it to true.
y toy • reserve of ca pi
ueicieut t., purchase
c and it was only by
he less able to save a
s.
he approached the
The gruel wolf must
B ence. The precious
n to be seen. But
art just around the
Noah's ark, placed
e middle of the win -
was the bonier of
1, and --ala ! yea !-
✓ blue eyes peeping
.. if she was chat
game of hide aud-
n briskly and pushed
ter.
hat doll m the win -
the red cloak and
the first salesman he
laying down the dollar
iii- iieght from her
toe op in • neat little
Mie was carefully but-
cket, when the sales -
taking up the money,
the pieces.
all that 1" be asked
looking eleav, with us ivory rim, tato
owe elrr..'.•t ,...,de a....ther ttiepeutio.s.
Have q seit.b.J himself slimiest/
be temwved tbe glees auJ replaced the
spectacles
"1 U vier pee/iffy dollars fur it," be
eal•l. termite to tsea.rgte.
The latter Leaked at the little :teutl.•
man sith atiasew.•ut. H. had tweet
heard
.1 'Ci,u.uu emitsworth • bus,-
dte.1 dollars, and bit• ..f deter *Teel,
boaster C.•aar'• "made slid auperavnp-
tiuu." tet.Liug malty times as much.
"It's a Coal of liri.ry tee lies tiff.
time," mild situ oiJ gentleman -"nut
espeetely rare, but fairly wurth what 1
has.. otlered.
''.ilaybe this geutl+man will give
watt, he sided, with • woe of the
head tuurd the wan at the desk, as he
nutieed the bur's indecuiou.
• u," )ou- have tandem' us full
value," replied the man thus appealed t..,
twenty a lune ashamed of his ewis re
twat offer.
Georgie no longer hesita'ed. The
little old get.tletean was etidat.tly w
hie senses, mod kuew what be war douse.
The bargun wee briefly coucluded, and
tle.•rgte li.ca'ne the happy possessor of
Grecrsp ten dollar ii..tee.
The widow Allston's heart fol: heavier
than usual that day. She bad •:ways
been able to hive • Christntsa turkey
Before. But times hats gone hard of
late, and the wan for whom she made
vests had cut d..wn the price w low that
the turkey would hat., to be dirpena.d
with.
It was homily light enough to see next
tw'nttug, when Vna wakened with a
slut, and ran to ahere she had hung
her stocking from the corner of the
stare• for watt of • chenney•curuer.
K hat a scream of delight site gave as
she saw the little red boxed, and under
it a pair of laughing blue eyee peepiug at
her atelthesyerettetentriler est hot stuck -
tug.
In au instant the precious treasure was
in her anise.
"t Oh : Georgie ! (;sortie ' airs cried,
runust.g to wok• her brother truce his
pretended sleep. "Just see what lint•
Cam. breughted me ! It • lt1!e l ed-
Ytdiu'hswd, art 1 'apect he's killed se
ugly old wulf !"
Uuucet ur no dinner, Viva was sup-
plied with happiness her that day.
Au tepid surprise was in siore fon the
widow. A man with • handcart came to
the d.«syr 111a inquired for Mrs Allston.
"Here are some things 1 have
breustht," he said.
The widow start:d back, astonished
There were meat Ind game and vegeta-
livered George.
it for one, said the
1," replied the man.
other or return the
t-1 don't know what
rt it."
a moment. Another
tk in on his reserve,
e his day's business.
rsa almost • sob, and
an that nearly Dame
handed back the par -
money, and left the
g to look back as he
outside.
ted upon him that he
in • window • number
old books with !waist
id • number of batter -
on • shelf, while •
he panes announced :
AND COINx BOUGHT
tiles, Cud, tuwerieg al!. such a turkey.
"Th --there must be some tutstake,'
Nhd *1. The beat retulaturs ter the at .a*
There u teething like the presence of and besets, the d.,.t cure fur h
• teal laid, to keep • comp•oy of rusgh sick headache, iudigeotn,n, end all •B«
wee to order. She may cert he heed- ti•.ns arising trent a disordered 'tee• or
sense, she tray not Ire richly dressed, •••:b•ous exception J. hn .ear a T• rete L .. t
nor highly educated, but mar.* the wee I't, a Small in sissy. sewer carted, mild,
•re very lo. indeed, her prerrtrce .til yet efect,ve. 'lb its, pet •'i vele iA
he mitre rtfretive than •n) p.dtee-man 11.»«ir, (lttittle at. Alinae ° bleak, tilde:
A lulls aerate daticriteed by a late re ntli, sole agent lel
Lga.u. paper la ••are which might haplee•u
anywhere. for, tit Moue o1 tough ri'ei-
tor, meet Cet..li..n mei, are gesterturti Ti.• Fr•urruw' (1).. $ t;•. l ..itll•eit din
cussed th. S... it A11. T'. 1 Wina 1 e0l.lyd
nleai each !tees . t lli'pttyel'te.ve to
spr. •• his ,.psnten ..a the e.iltptet, :end.
...rte. The wen were el several grad.•. the Omit., Ceuta.. 1 out t+oe*ehe
(.v.., .1 the Ac... era • ' ^•star
facie w•ueh .-.upli .• . ly •ieui(/ea'•ared
that 1hast tweet w Teat 1, edt to the
t' .uW)
A gw.up .4 teen was atltinit 111 a rail
road /dation, ent,•k►ng and eiehiu.t.•e
the reinerks °want..nly heard in such re -
.,f society, but moot of hem were ..f the
hard laboring classes, come -1y drlsa..l
w ith hands rougheusi br tee. a. .1,
what mea were., hearte and d• se sus
rd with the rude .ss•eci•vu.us which
seem to 1.. almost ius.parabie boos a
GM of hard manual I..b..r Their a on-
verssu• it was corse, need sometimes it
be•rdeted en the vulgar a'id profane.
Suddenly trent an open window of the
ticket t.flice cause the low, mur:cal times
of • wentau'• voice *mating an old (mud.
tar hymn. In • monism, •• if by magic,
the c•.uvwrsation was hushed, and the
teen listened, lo..ging silently at each
other until the verse was ended .n nam,' %o., •pp.•aran he..+•ret -+ h
l'• r th • ut.aneut this ,.mush u.en were feces. as N+sa) C, e. .., N ew1 linins ,
aonpletrly subdued. No more vilest ,.t. As. to Nas.l H.1... and do t
jokes were heard ; to fact, o0 one mem- take iootatn.n dealers ..ay urge ulnen
rd to core t., renew the Cmveream', .
(Inc by ince the mien departed, a ed left
the singer in occapatien of the field
which s' • had fairly won.
Owager.aa i..e/a. IN..
(7oanterfrits are tilers). .t saver fa,
,.,oto ... thar they ale .a c!.454' Dis-
tend" Tat or1UINSL IN aiPtA&Al,e I AND
USX. 1''.r rwn.rk . ble -ease auto• .d
1•y Neese, H.bu .a • I solve cu. • 'o
Cat nth red ('old in the Head )..- t -
duc.d unprincipkti yarties •.. milato it.
The null,, err e. ntioNted wet t.• he.
Itenv. J 1.v •i••strume imitattmr N :, lin n
the widow stammered.
' •There is no ntt.take," said the man,
leriunine to uuhnd.
"God Wes the generous giver : ex-
c'aiwed the widow, from the fulness if
her heart.
°morgue's eyes glistened. Ile could
hardly refrain from throwing hie arms
•bout her neck and telling alt. Bet he
had further plans yet.
There wsa happiness in that humble
household that day. At its close the
widow retired to rest with a heart filled
with thankfulness, and Viva fell asleep
with fled R.dinghuod in her arms.
"Mother,- said Georgie, as they sat
at supper the next evening, "you
mustn't work so hard any more."
"I don't mind work," she said, with
the cheerful look see always tried to
keep fur her children. "and we mast do
our best to get along."
"But you needn't work so hard now,"
persisted Georgie. "I bought out a
news stand today, with a store in it, and
a nice stock of magazinee and peri.di•
cal., and bating • tine run of custom."
The widow steed in speechless mtoo-
uhment.
Then Georgie tad dm merit w had*
been burning to disclose, mid there was
another happy evening under tee
widow's roof.
get something for it
Engle ; "it locki at
et of those already in
/pulse, he hastened to
was fortunately @till
1 you rove for that ?"
an behind • desk, lay-
s and waiting soxioos-
g Garter," be hastened
were some proof of
another for it," said
y, after a brief exam -
leaped to his throat
wed with the Deer at
*hi lose no ties. in
tie toy -shop, bet hit
mosaent,left him with -
said a bhisIIy (seed
a, with white hair amid
*leg op fres ow of
As whit& be ltd beim
Welty the teen at the
teatimes. tented the
Gwen mewl then,
deny. Tbs. he teak
and ...wed • swim -
Mreag ReaMYere.
A healthy human body has strong
powers of resistance against disease, but
where weakness or lack of tone exists
disease quickly assail. it. Keep the sys-
tem clean, the blood pore sod the vital
power rigorous and active by the Gee
of Burdock Blood Bitten, the true •ital•
izer and restorative, 2
*Severely aerura-
"1 buret icy hand severely, and did
not know whist to d•; till • Inrud ran to
with 11,11n1. of Hsgyard'. Yellow ail am
applied it, and ,t drew out the pain and
healed it in a few days. I wenhl not he
without it." Mary L••pard, 59 Cuet1 St.,
Tutuntu. 2
The Empresa Frednek displays great
taste in her mourning outfit. She wears
gowns of crepe and nun's veiling, which
are softened by livings of white satin.
Deep collars and elbow cuffs of white,
embroidered with black, decorate her
dresses, and one of her house gowns has
long stage! sleeves ret white crepe, which
Bow and fall outside the black ones with
an odd but artistic effect
Two sone "(Charles L).ckene-A••fre 1
Tennyson ar.t1 E tward it'tlwar Lytton --
who e,ni_ratod to Austral* here become
successful ptstorsists. Mr E rt. L Dick -
en. is nom termite his attention tit p di.
ticsand has developed • desire to be -
".me a member of the Parliament of N: w
South Wales At latent dates he was
at•ndii.g as a proteetuowtet for the repr. -
sentatiw of 1Vilca.,11ir, an extensive pss-
roral di.tnct in the western portion of
the colonyt
la Ott. eon talk* Point.
Dyspepsia 1. dreadf.::. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is • foe to
good nature.
The human diio•afireapparatus is one
of the must complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It is alutly put out
of order.
Greasy food, touch food, sloppy ford,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours,
Irregular habits, and tuany other thing.
which ought not to be, have made the
American people • nation ..f dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in informing this sad
business and making the American
people w healthy that they can enjoy
their meals and be happy.
Remember :-No happinosa without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness at the
dyspeptic. Ask your drug:st for s
bottle. Seventy tire cents. eowly
sot • Bash A eat
Mr Goode, druggist, is not ll beolt
agent, but has the agency in Onderich
for Johnsten's Tonic Bitters, which he
can heartily recommend for any com-
plain to which a tonic medicine is ap
placable. This valuable medicine has
been with most astonishingly good re-
sults in gees of general debility, wetk-
nem, irregularities peculiar to females,
extreme paleness, impoverishment of the
blood, stomach and liver troubles, loos
of appetite, and for that general worn
out feeling that pearly every one is
troubled with at some part of theear.
Don't forget the name Johnston's Tonic
Bitten 50e. and $1 per Mottle at Goode's
drug store, Albion block, Goderich, sole
Dr Btoeekler, the Court pastor at Ber-
lin, has no faith in Count H.rttert Bis-
marck, who has, he say., ' ne•er shown
that he is a mea of kis father's eminence."
Conewme...a Surety C.r.e-
To Tara Emma -Please inform your
readers that I hate a positive remedy for
the above named Ammo. Ey its timely
Gee themes& of hopeless ones hale
beeseared. I shall b. oiled
to teed t� tbeatle .1 my remedy free
to aey of year riders who Aare eoe-
eemptMe. If they will eyed me their Si -
press sod P. 0. *Mem
R.roos,teltl, i».. T. A. 8leoowtl,
y _ s7 sees ilk, TsUSbe, ort
To Moes mitiss welly, peer hollies
wen, weer then wad drain it et rids
lemon them sed they wee cel with
.eye
A thin cost of what is known as French
picture varnish will restore chr'omos and
oil paintings to their original brightness.
r. -u. 1"'r mile by all .1. •iegi.t. • r •• •
:deet (Mico ao receipt 01 teeter -•. •,. a• 1 .1
ny ,.ddrrssiug Fulford,dt Cc , Brookville
Ont. tf
mew a Sate Conga* ('ota.
A slim young nun in the height sof
fashion was violently sneering in a street
car, when a companion remarked, "Aw,
Chawles, dash boy, how 'je dat.:b i1a�
dweadful cold." "Aw, drab fellah, left
my cane in the lower hall tother day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful add, it chilled me almost to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Red Pine Gum his cold would not
trouble him very muctine, or gala at J
N ileon's prescription drugstore. tf
Lary people are abominations -lead
weights to be carried on some one's over-
burdened shculders.
• rrwatab*. Lir..
Few men have accomplished the same
amount of work and good in this world
aa the celebrated Dr Chase. Over
600,000 of his works have been sold in
Canada alone. We want every person
troubled with Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Kidney or Uriey
Troubles, to buy • bottle of Dr Chafes
Liver Cure, it will cure you. Medicine
and Recsipe Book 51. Sold by all
druggists.
Buttermilk and lemon juice are harm-
less a»mette. for removing sunburn and
freckles.
tea n-■f•■1
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POWDER
THECOOK'SBEST FRIEND
C. P. fit. BOOM
TOWN PRONTO FOR SALE.
.$100 AND UPWARES
i bore a Low. nunih,.r ..f 11111ii re Sud fads
sari Vs..•aot i.in•ls n. h, most dcalreble parts
of the' T..+n-rest.i r..t'■LIP.
Now :a the rime .o secure Iwoperty hrfnrr
the hitt Rush. The C. 1'. 11 i• cowing sur.,
and in • short thue p-,c.•o..11. have adv raced
be .ind the rrscb .1 malts.
Call and sere List and l'rices before parches
ing elaewhere.
R. R.IDCi.IFFE,
Real ►:state aad t:. neral !nenranee Agent
Mgr a West -.4t., third door from Square. C. P.
IRI Ticket and Tclritratli Oitiee. SI-tt.
NEW FIRM
P.WLKINSON&Co
' Having the purchase of the well-known hard-
ware %tuck of K. W. ][t•KENrZIE, anal thoroughly renovated the pre-
:t►lYt's Ar.' now prepared to till all orders awl requirements of the pub-
lic itt th.•ir line.
Special attention given to Marine Outfits.
11'.• solicit public patronage, anti will aim to give perfect tatia-
tA tion,i
Feaeh church member ought to be •
committee of one to increase the size of
the congregation. if all who read this '
paragraph will act nn it, the beneficiaries ;
of the sating power of the gospel will be
multiplied this year.
Severe •Leen.
Mies Bella Elliot, of Pontypool, Ont.,
write. -"My brother and I were both
taken ill with • severs attack of diar-
rhane, having tried other remedies, we
tried Dr Fowler's Eztraet of Wild Straw-
berry, which gave immediate relief." 2
"They have a larger rale in my du
trict," says a well knows druggist, "than
as, other pill on the market, and give
the best satisfaction for sick headache,
biloiomeeete, indigestion, etc., sod whet
swishiest' with Job..toe's Tonic Bitters,
JAeetne'a Tneie Liver Pills will per-
form
eaform whet no other medicine has dotta
before for wfferieg keesaeity." Pill.
16 emits per bottle. Bitters 50 meta
and $1 per bottle. Sold by Goode,
Drwgint, Alison bleak, (]ederieb, mel.
swat
(.1
A RDwaaa-Of one donee 'Timms
as" 1. any este tenthy the beet flew list-
tthya en •'ruesasrw' the remarkable
little for the Testi sed Visile. Lib
car et adingaa
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0000 NUR IS 00NE AT SIGRAL
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
Public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
-Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
Rees Prlce 84 Son
Kay's Block, nett lank of Commerce, Square.
r�ers-by Telephone prompt*. attended to.
W LL CJRE Oil REUEVE
BiU,iJ^+iE'S Df Z1NEe--3,
D'l'FEPSIA, Cl.'DP31',
fLUTTERINO
Of THE HEART,
ACIDiTY OF
>rHE STOMACH,
DR1 HESS
INDIGESTION,
ION,
JAUNDICE.
ERYSIPELAS,
SALT RNEUIf,
HEARTBURN,
HEADACHE, OF THE 8K/N,
had mese, species of .Res•se swish, t *owl
sdiswrs.r a LAVER, r.ltxt€vti arfihtwol�
DJwtt.e oa 84..000.
Y. MILLBURN & PrP(T'oeilwa'
ENVELOPES
13 TTS
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEAOS, J
Etc . F.t• a+
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MINTING' OFFICE
Merchants ran wet heir Rill Reads, latter
Reeds, &c_ Re. printed a this eine. for very
hide mere thea they tromeeally pity Zaims.f MIX
game. ad It hales to advertise their
Call mid see esesse•s sad get mime.
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Goderich Foundry and Machine 'Voris;
RUNOIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
CAVEAT&, TIME MAKI A*6 COPTRISNT
Obtalaed. ad all busies. to the U.R, Pelee
OSes etlaatbd tea MO RRA TR FRAM.
Oar olio, roopooito the t'. R. Palest 01-
io., sal am aim obtain i'ateate to Mss Una
raa these remote from WARRINOTON.
Mt)1)RL OR DRAWING. We *E -
visa m• to g.teatebUIU tree ef ley
tWce IrroCWARON UNI.1lf 1WitOS-
P1 INT.
We rater lnm to the .the Ott t
Y &der law.. sod to br GOMM.
t@rn�
to .ae..l Moats Is mar
ew. rl,a, or ty. writs to
t A. WOW a CO.
fllpattee Powe oak. . Waeltl.lates D.0
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51 REIM (.41UER lCH C'. /
WE IIAVI: ON HAND FOIL 1141.2:
Improved Land Rollers - - - Price $22.00.
HORSE POWERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, PLOW POINTS &c,
AT zoic F=ct-v1=0 I
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON THE L&TEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY
ENGINE & BOILER WORKS CO. TORONRO,
We are Prepared to Quote Prices to
Parties in want of the same.
R10/"AIRS AND oABTINt3411 OF ALL 1lCLNDA
Wee Street. two deem met etPAA. B.11elle- a